New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
Captain Wilson whose ankle Is stiil weak IL
expects TO be at his post next week.
CORNELL.

Ithaca ~ Y. Oct. IL GpeciaD.-The gee. banjo
and mandolin clubs have elected r. y. Tobin. 'e,
president ard r. L. Bailey '96. secretary for the
coming year.
Professor H. Morse stephens OF the Department
OF modern European history. has arranged to give
a course OF six lectures on the French Revolution
before the Brooklyn Institute. The first lecture will
be on November 49, and the other lectures on the
succeeding Saturdays.
The committee appointed by the Student Self-Gov-
ernment Council to regulate the underclass contests
this fal has reported in favor OF a series OF three
contests to determine the underclass supremacy.
which is to go to the Class winning OF the con-
tests The contests TO be a baseball game. TO
take place October 10 or II. may be Jointly de-
termned: contest In field and track athletics.
under the rules OF the fail meet take pace
october %; and a football game the Saturday
after Thanksgiving. The con mittee having the
matter in charge consists OF Dean Horat!o $.
White chairman: c. r. CASTOR. 9S. f. p. Kinds '95.
A. c. Niles 81 and VI. VI. Odell. 97. The contests in
fed and track athletics viii be he'd separately this
year october %. and not, as has heretofore been
the custom. at the same time with the fall meet.
which takes place on october &C. No underclass man
who fails to enter the class contest Will be allowed
10 enter the fall meet.
The Cross Country cub has elected the following
officers for the coming year: Captain. B. H. steb-
bins '97: secretary. f. r. Stilman 81; treasurer.
r. McClenathen, 's7. No agreement was made for
conditions not being considered satisfactory.
The Canadian Club has for its mission the pro-
motion OF good fellowship among Canadian students
at Cornell. the welcoming OF new students from
Canada. and the discussion OF the politics and htera-
ture OF the Dominion. 1t annually presents to the
Christian Association the leading Canadian news
PAPERS and magazines to be kept on file In Barnes
Hal The cub Is one OF the largest In the uni
versity The following officers have Just been
elected: President Professor G. W. Johnson; vice
president. Miss W. NJ. Bristol. ~; secretary ana
treasurer. F. j. A. McKit,ricS The club meets Tort
nightly during the year.
The eighteen university scholarships available for
freshmen have been awarded to the following stu
dents Miss Lucy z. Torrance. Harry W. Dennis.
W Gordon Walter milford w. p. Doig. g. u.
Borden. c. c. Terrence. n. Il. Otterson. MES q.
Willard G. p. Watkins Miss f. X. Engle Miss
Heen NJ Latting, Miss NJ Fl Ogden MISS L. w;
and Mai1 Mss S. S & Kinf ~ xdsms s r hD' '" - ''S'
The new cannon which arrived las. SUMMER nnt
for the Military Department are now mounted ana
ready for use They accurate as a rife at
two miles. The cost of the guns with equipments
The senior class held the largest meeting Of Its
f9uT 10 M yeas senor IN eccon vas nxed at October 80
The menbership Of the Sage School Of Philosophy
is larger this year than usual Many graduates are
Now that interference and team work have been
OF the team Is beginning to appear ana those a wao
have been alarmed by the poor SHOWING mace aod
Starbuck has been suffering from a strained arm
but came out again Thursday.
The Masqpe has elected the roi;owlaSs 9cerS
Hutchinson: manager j. +. McGlensey: assistant
manager Il. A. Gunnison; stage manager, o. Gun
daker; assistant stage manager, A. G' Miles, secre-
tary, NJ. Upham. 4.
Receptions were given by Die Schwesterschait 70
the women living outside OF Sage College at Barnes
Hall Friday afternoon and by the Delta Gamma
Society at their house on College Place yesterday
afternoon . ,,,-,,, ,,,,s .,
on Wednesday evening the Philosophical cup met
and elected II. G. Howe r:esident, Mr. Meikle)onhi
yce- -nresIdont and Miss f. B. Talbot secretary and
treasurer These officers together with Dr. irons
and Mr. Major, will constitute the Executive Com
mttee.