New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
COLUMBIA.

The fourth course OF Columbia College lecture. 4.
cooperation with the Metropolitan Museum Of A.
will be given at the Museum on Saturday mornn..
at II o'clock by the Rev. DIR. William Hayes Wa,d
as follows: March 16 THE Httltes in EgyptIa,
Literature and Art" March %, The Hittlte, 4,
Assyrian Literature and Art; March go The H,.
tites In Their Own Monuments April D. The Hi.
titles in Their own Monuments.
The fourth course OF the Columbia College lec,p..
In cooperation with the Cooper Union will be b.u
in the great hall OF the Cooper Union at O'CLOCK
Tuesday evenings, beginning March D. The let.
ures will delivered by f. r. l.. Gould. statis,ica,
expert Of the United States Department OF IAbo,
and a lecturer In the Johns Hopkins University
The general subject of the Will be 'ndusri,,
Labor in Europe and the United States No ucketa
Of admission will be required and the doors will
be open from 7l5 D. m. until y. m. after which
no person will be admitted. Frances B. Croker
professor Of electrical engineering in Columbia Col.
lege will deliver a series of six lectures How
Electricity is now Being Utilized on successive
Thursday evenings at Sis o'clock in the Library
Building, the beginning on March q.
The New-York Academy Of Sciences will hold Il,
annual meeting and exhibition next Wednesday
evening in the building OF the Fine Arts Society
at No 2l5 West Fifty-seventh-st. The committees
are as follows: Reception Commttee-willam
Hallock. chairman; Frederick S. Lee, j. X. Rees,
Bashford Dean, c. F. Cox, J. +. Kemp. Honor.
arv Committee-Seth Low, Morris T.. Dodge, J.
Pierpont Morgan, George j. Gould, W. G. Scher.
rnerhorn, Rutherford Stuyvesant. Samuel SlOan
Abram s. Hewitt Chalrmen or sub-committees-
Physics. A. NJ Mayer. Stevens Institute Eleo
tricty F. g. Croker Columbia College; Astron.
omy. C. A. Post; Mechanics. K. g. woodward
Columbia College: Chemistry, Morris Loeb. Uni
versIty OF the City OF New-York; Photography. d.
Edward Leaning, OF College Of Physicians and
Surgeons; Psychology, DR.. Livingston Fdrrand Col
umbia College; Bacteriology, DR.. 7. NJ; cheeseman,
College Of Physicians ana surgeons PeS,osy, D. !:
stevenson; Mlneraogy, l.. Gratacsp. OF Museum Of
Natural History; Pa,eontology n. r OsDoIh. t 10y.
umbia College: Zoology, +. +. Allen; Anatomy, DR..
huntington OF College of Physicians and surgeons.
and Botany. G. G. Curtiss. -,
At a meeting OF the Board or directors OF inc
Columbia College Union, held on TUESDAY evening,
q ~ TAYLOR 81 was appointed graduate coach OF
the track athletic team. and IT was formay De.
cided that there should be a freshmen crew; 4
motion was also passed that no athletic team which
had been asked 10 join the Union ana had refused
10 do so should be allowed 10 represent the coI!ege
As a result OF the notion President 10" ASKER the
Athletic Committee Of the faculty consisting u
Professors Van Amringe. Osborn ana htinp 70
confer with the directors OF the Baseball AsSoca-
ton concerning their joining the | mon; As re-
suit OF this conference and others heid Det"eea
President Low and W. A. Mekleham and professor
Van Amringe. a meeting OF the directors OF me
Baseball Association was called on Friday. and .
committee appointed 10 confer with the HIrec'
Of the Union. IL Is expected that tne assoC =.
ton Will join the Union II Il be allowed 10 come 10
the same footing as the Track Annette Associa'
ton and the Rowing Association
The Is rowing in the following order; fiet'
pont stroke; MacGregor, !; carter, o. FISH o.
Hubby. 4; Prentice. g. Sneder, 2; Presprcn, GOV
on March 10 the men now rowing on the nrst crew
and the following will go into quarters az the Macy
Villa: Longacre. Norton Fitzgerald Miles, Put
nam and Irving