New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

DR.. Clarence Young, Instructor In Greek. win
deliver a lecture Tuesday evening at Hamiltoa
Hall before the New-York Society Of the Archaeo.
logical Institute Of America on Recent Excava-
lions in Greece" The lecture will be especially In
teresting as II will be illustrated by Photographic
many Of which were taken by the speaker himself
who returned to this city from abroad little
more than a year ago. DR.. Young while IN Europe
travelled extensively in Greece and was able to
secure through his skill as a photographer, many
plates which 1t would be diicult TO duplicate and
which are of great interest to students Of classic
Greece.
The dates appointed for the lectures OF Professor
HaIIock and Professor Pupin, both OF Columbia.
before the New-York Academy OF Sciences. in the
course of public lectures, have been changed, and
Professor Hallock viii now address the society
on March AMI Professor Pupin on March %. The
subject of the first lecture will be 'Bolomectric
Researches in Infra Red Spectrum of the Sum-"
Professor Halock who was the assistant Of Pro-
fessor Langley OF the Smithsonian Institution at
Washington when the latter made extensive re-
searches in mira red spectrum, will present In a
popular way interesting and impor tant discoveries
which have not been brought generally before tho
nubllc Professor Pupin. whose lecture will be
Tendencies OF Modern Electrical Research" will
treat in an interesting manner Of the discoveries
~ Maxwell Herr and Poincares In he electro
magnetic theory of light.
The subject OF the joint debate between the
Philolcxian and Barnard Debating socletes' 70
take Mace on April 4. has been chosen, and tho
r,,los governing the speakers have been adopted
The theme for debate is
Resolved, That attempts OF employers 10 isho.e
associations of employees and to deal Win ihdl-
v.auals are ureudicia to the best interests OF DOT"
parties. - .L., uas dis-
This subject. which is the same that was Us a.s
cussed a short time ago in one or the 1ae- "a. .
va rd debates is capable of consuming more tni.s
the debate short the following rules have nesh
aoopted: Each speak only nlteeN ILL mn,
utes and at tho close only one representatN t.o'
Zach side will be allowed five minutes for repu,'a.
THE exercises of the evening VIII be enliVene1 py
the services of either the quartet or the nouoi
cuartet 81 the College Glee club which will help
IN m the time occupied by the Judges IN arrIslhs
AT their decision, which interval Usual; SENS y.
endless duration to the audience 1Ae oeDaters OF
the side OF the Barnard Society are T. NJ, csb T,
=, n cutler anC w u. Street, all seniors me
,hiioex,an Society will be represented by T. r.
Brodt. 81. +. Il. Woodruff 3D. ana D. H. De''''s'
'9T =. ..t,i, l. =,
The track athletic team started IN framing lasS
week and n LARGE number of new men tppe1rei
"a candjdates Subscription blanks have been sent
70 overy man in college asking for a smal SUP
scTiption which will certainly be PAD by Iha-
The thirteen candidates now training on IN;
varsity squad daily In the synIl"s'ul'' an,
,uhila nothing Is settled and changes are ol1eh
made the usual order is as follows: r. r. Perre.
nont stroke: D. MacGrcSor. = q. H. carter .;
IT, Fish jr. 5; J. II. Prentioe, captain, . -, sny-
5 Norton and J.. Fitzgerald are aI,erhated Win
Tresprich and Pierrepont at bow ana str S re-
sncctively A. ". Putnam, J. d. irving and H. VI.
Miles are the other candidates.