New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17

r,haco March &c feneclaD-Tnrea Cornell records
ye-a br,ken at the second winter meet Of the AR
ie,ic Club J. J. Grain rs, made feet "a lhc"eS ~
the pole vault beating the record or Is NJ 'a4u'S l.
/ .e3 G. r. Becker &C. raised his own record III the
running high lump from feet ~ inches 10 D Ieet
10 inches The record for the standing high JUMP
was broken by +. y. Rhodes 'S, ana T. Russell
! Of tho C1scadilIl School, both OF whom mace
feet ga inches Becker took second place IN 'he
INTERCOLLEGIATE games las. spring. and ms STEADY
Improvement will make him dangerous competitor
for first honor3 this year.
Dr Charles G. Wagner so. superintendent OF tne
State Hospital for the Insane at Binghamion gave
lecture here last week under the auspices of the
Natural History and Medical societies. his subject
being THE Insane and What Is Being Done FOR
Them" DR. Wagner has been appointed special
lecturer in the Sage School OF Philosophy.
George W Rafter also alumnus OF Cornell.
VINO has become noted in engineering fields, gave
a lecture on The Construction OF High Masonry
Dams" before the College Of Ciyl Engineering last
week
nh. Hon Albert II. Walker. OF Hartford non resi-
dent lecturer on patent law to tho School or Law,
gave his annual Of lectures last week He also
delivered a popular lec;oure on Some Striking In
Veniions.'
Sherwood Eddy a Yale graduate. who is secre-
tary Of the Student Volunteer Movement. gave an
address under the auspices Of the Christian Associa
zion last Sunday the topic After College,
What"
President schurman has appointed the following
university preachers for The spring term April L,
the Rev Mnot J. Savage OF Boston Unitarian;
April H. Bishop H. w. Warren. Denver col.
Methodist; April q, the Rev. Joseph H. Twichell.
Hartford. Congregational; April e. the Rev Charles
H. Iarkhurst New-York. Presbyterian; May 8,
the Rev o. J. Clifford Buffalo. Baptist; May y.
the Rev. ID. Parker Morgan. New York. Episcopal;
May H. the Rev. Robert Coilyer New-YOrk Uni
tartan; May &C. The Rev. W. II. i. Faunce. New
York. BAPTIST June .. The Rev. T. 7. Munger.
N,w-lIaven. Congregational. Jane .. the Very Rev.
Dean James Carmichael. Montreal Canada, Episco-
PAL June IL tbaCcdiaurclte). the Rey. John Henry
Barrows. Chicago. Presbyterian.
The subscriptions to the Henley crew fund on
thu part OF the alumni have not been as large as
expected, and another appeal for aid has been
made 10 the students. Tuesday evening a mass
meeting was held to discuss the question. Profess
sor II. J. Wheeler presided Dean White gave a
brief lecture on the Henley regatta which IL
Mstratci with lantern views showing the oxford
and Cambridge and other boating crews and the
various English courses. Professors Fuertes and
Thurston advocated the sending; of u Cornell crew
abroad. and Professor Morse stephens speaking
from he standpoint Of an Englishnan and OK
ford man. cNprcss"d his qualification at Cornell :
decision TO compete for the highest prize that
England offers 70 amateur Oarsmcn.
EN-President y. y. White. who is I'm Italy.
has written 10 friends here that ne expects to
return before commencement I'm June
President Schurman VIII address the Cornell
Alumni Association ~ the Southern Tier Of New
York STAT" 40 k,mra on the evening Of March -.
and on March 2S b" Will attend the banquet % the
western Pennsylvania Alumni Association at
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