New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
COLUMBIA.

"a, meeting OF the Alumni Association
=. Columbia College will be held tomorrow even
=, sherry's, Thirty-seventh-st ana fHVh-"Ve'
,e rnua election OF officers VIII be heiu II state
-, ~ the finances OF the college Will he mace
me-, ,ro,ory for the. year will be read. and the
- renorts OF the standing committees ana treas
us IN, no presented The offices to be filled and
u''' o.s,t incumbents are President. George c.
~ WIZ o.: vice-president. william t. l,athrop
=. 80. treasurer, 4. Il. Simonds, IS; secretary
.n-u,a,, G Sloan, 50: four members or the stand
49,. committee Uhree-year term, Julien l. Dawes
-. Jasper T. Goodwin. 70: John H. Pine' "a Ed
-, patterson IS. The Nominating Commit
=, ~ ,lumni Association report the following
o,ro,io,s. President. William G. Lathrop jr,
,so .,co president Edward Mitchell. 6l; secretary.
1,u,,ar : Sloan, 50: treasurer. Theodore +. l-ozer
80 Tho following are six nominees to NIL the four
vacancies in the standing committee. TO serve three
-. george G. De Witt 81: Suyvesant +. Nor
.,s "a, Alexander b. Smonds, 70; Edward i. Pat
.or.or ,ss. William X Otis. So: Charles H. Mapes
-. Tho Nominating Committee consists OF George
S,o-nan George c. Kobbe. Stephen G. Williams.
pohe-. G Cornell and Guy Richards. Only mem
hers OF the association are entitled to vote put all
slumni are invited to be present
Professor Starbuck. OF the department OF law
l.. .ou, absent. In the frst-year class his
4, aomestc relations and common law pleading
.u he carried on by Professor Cumming. In the
sacond.vear class his course in contracts will be
+aken nv Professor Cumming and that In quasi
contracts by Professor Keener In the third-year
class his course in suretyshp and mortgages will
Ia given BY Messrs Noble and Duncan the former
occurring on suretyship and the latter on mort
cages The course on wills and administration will
be given by Professor Kirohwey. that on negotia-
bic paper by Professor Burdck, and that on evil
dence BY Professor Garfield.
A Committee on Aid for students was established
at Columbia about year ago. Its purpose Is TO
obtain employment for those men who are working
their way through college Last they furnished
ire students requesting aid with work amounting
10 about 5000 but this far less than the de-
mand Accordingly the committee has sent notice
10 the alumni OF Columbia soliciting their cO-Opera-
ton and requesting them TO notify the committee
in case they learn Of any opportunities in such
enployments private tutoring travelling COM
OF all sorts including stenography and typewriting.
work for political organizations at election time and
other kindred occupations. Their representative at
the College OF Physicians and Surgeons has
ranged with the chiefs of clinics that any student
of the university needing medical aid shall receive
It free on the advice OF the committee The commit
School OF Pure Science: Thomas S. Flske. School Of
Arts: George s Huntington School OF Medicine; f.
NJ Burdick. School OF Law; +. X. Hutton, School Of
Mines F. r. Gddings, School OF Political Science,
and II. r. Todd. School OF Philosophy
During the last week the campus has been crowded
with the candidates for the incoming freshman class
A large number Of men are trying the examinations
this fall especially for the Mines. Early week
cepton for the men.
The Columbia College Gymnasium. at No. 30 East
Fiftyhrst-st.. has been fitted up again this year.
and will be opened tomorrow.
The annual fall handicap games Will take place on
Columbia oval. October 49, Silver cups offered
as prizes for all OF the games. The entries should
Columbia College. The entrance fee for each game is
- cents.