New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

The lecture 10 be given by Henry Irving at Col
urnbis College is exciting considerable interest at
tina; institution The address. which is announced
20 be On the characterization OF Macbeth" will
nrobaby be delivered in Room II OF the Law
school. and in view OF the small quarters end the
large number Of students at the college the ad-
mission will be limited to college men. The Shake
,peare Society, composed mostly OF undergradu-
Ate members. will manage a part OF the affair In
conjunction with the English departments OF the
university.
The class Of 80. Mines. undertook last Friday 10
have class picture taken The had large
~ chalked up the side OF the stone steps lead
ing up into the library and everything was ready
for the taking when a sophomore managed to
scri5hle ~ esh alongside OF the SO. fight imme-
da;ey ensued between some OF the 90 men and
the rash "soph." in which the latter was holding
his own. The fight however. checked before
any serious disturbance occurred. and the
quest OF OF the freshmen the sophomore de-
sisted from any further interference. After this
brief delay the picture was successfully taken.
The interclass games at football Will be held dur
ing the week beginning on November IS The class
os So is the only which will not put eleven
into the field The freshmen and sophomore teams
will probably meet November IS and the win
ner OF this match will contest with 81 the fol-
lowing Thursday. Neither rs nor 81 has selected
its captain yet. though several attempts have
been made 10 do so. over al the College OF Physi-
clans and Surgeons the football team under the
MANAGEMENT OF J. MacBain Davidson is doing good
work. and owing to the weight OF the linemen,
who average about 800 pounds per man. it is be-
Ieved that a strong team will be developed be-
fore the important games are playAo The following
men trying for the team. but have not received
definite positions: Ellis. 'sS Marx 90; Brown. SO;
Kennedy, 'ss: Wakefield. 'ss; Chvers go; Wilson.
81; Stewart es; Mitendorf. IS; Baxter. 80 Payton.
30 and Russell. SO On Election Day the men
hard practice on the Manhattan College grounds at
Qne-hundrsd and thrty-seventh;st ana Am sei.
arranged so far: November g. Cutler School at
Acadsmy at Peeksk November IS Audubon H
letic Club. November IS Long Island Medical Col
siderable interest as IT will determine the cham
rionshp between the medical COLLEGES The fresh
be Garmo institute at Fishkin but on Election Day
they made some stonement by defeating the
The 7, n. {: A, at the School Of Arts Will be
Of he Y NJ G A. was held in Philadelphia from
baltimore tim e. Boston. Phiadeighia and NewYork.
Lee ss and cha5ss aOgtG 95 g SPes
ent were Gilbert A. Beaver. International college
sscTe2G Dr. wane less of nd 49, rhysTs S of
medical Colleges; Mr.. Lewis, Of Boston; Robert E.
s sPse' MISSION and David Mcconaughy Of India
Prohtlng by the loss which accrued at the junior
its committee and set to work very early this
The ball will take place on Friday night. December
rnittee from the Arts: John Hin Prentice, ENery
Oswald Anderson Reginald William Pressprich.
William Godby Loew. Burdette kellogg Marvin.
From the Mnes-Putnam Asbury Bates, chairman
OF the committee William Arthur Bostwlck secre-
tary and treasurer; j. Day KNAPP, Frederick
Fletcher Palmer and Munson Morris:
Last week the classes 'eS, Arts and Mines each
held meetings and also the class OF ~ Arts The
sophomores are making arrangements for their an
nual show as fast possible. All candidates for
parts in the play. which has not yet been deter
mined upon. are requested TO hand In their names
10 Frederick P. Keppel IS Arts. and W. A. Belden.
IS Mines. -,
The subject for junior honors in history has just
been posted All those trying for them VIII have TO
present essay the 'Schleswig- Holsteln CUES
lion and Its Relation TO the Unlication OF Ger,
many" The candidates for the Chanier HISTORICAL
Prize will have TO write their essays on The Crea-
ton Of the State Of West Virginia"
The subject for the James Gordon Bennett prize
perience Since the Passage Of the Interstate Com
merce Act, Should the so-called Anti-Pooing
Clause Be Repealed"
The Literary societies OF Columbia are contem-
plating holding fall debates this year as they
did last year preparation Tor me
important debate to be held in the spring The
Philolexian Society. which has been greatly
strengthened by the addition 10 OF the Columbia
Literary Society, should 81, up formidable opposi-
ton this year 70 It's old-tme rival the barnard LII
erary Society.
The Labourdonnais Chess Club definitely an
nounced It's chess tournament for November l. Inc
entries closed on the 9Th Each contestant Is 70 play
every other one games Each game won VIII
count a point. and in OF draw each player
will get a half-polnt The men are expected 10 play
of three games per week