New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
COLUMBIA.

The Columbia Grammar School failed to appear at
che Wlliamsbridge oval last Wednesday to play
,,s Columbia freshmen so that excepting the game
18th Cutler School the week previous and possibly
one with the Berkeley School, the ss eleven will
have but little practice preliminary to the Yale
columbia contest which is scheduled for October 80
rhere seems to b. excellent material in the class
from which 10 select but owing to lack OF practice
IN a,tual games. the team work Will probably prove
ragged at New-Haven. The men. however will bs
in much better condition to face the Princeton
freshmen in November
The following letter recently sent to Seth Low.
president OF the School OF Arts: Il desire to found
in the School OF Arts Of Columbia College two
scholarships in memory OF two OF my granisons
who graduated from the college and Law School
with honors. Both are now dead. For such pur-
nose herewith incose my check for $1,000. would
like the scholarships 20 be known as the Stuart
scholarship in memory OF Sidney Barculo Stuart
class OF 1880. School of Arts and Eugene Taiman
stuart class OF 1861. School OF Arts. founded by
their grandmother. Cornelia A. Atwill October
1895 During my life | desire TO have the privilege
o. nominating the students for such scholarships II
SO disposed but after my death 1t is my wish that
the nominations be made by the president OF the
college and the dean of the Faculty OF Arts, such
terms as they may from time to time impose"
Professor Harry Thurston Peck. 81. School of
Arts is about TO bring out a work which will be
entitled History OF the Latin Language" 1t will
English Language" by Professor Lounsbury, Of
Yale Guy Wetmore Carryl '95. School OF Arts. has
started a serial in the "Argosy called Percy
Scott-Freshman. Columbia College is the scene Of
the action.
4 chess tournament open TO all members of the
university will be held under the auspices of the
Labourdonnais Chess Club. of Columbia College
II Will begin some time in November. The winner
and the second man. II eligible under the rules or
the Intercollegiate Chess Club, will represent Co.
lumbia in the intercollegiate chess tournament
The entries close November l.
The 81 Columbian board are preparing TO get out
this years columbian" The members OF the
board are A. L. Marvin Eugene c. Brown, Wheat
on A. w Putnam. and p. 4. Brodt OF the School
OF Arts: and 7. de Coppe G. Fearing. MITCHELL
Fulton and Armstead of the school OF Mines: E .Ss
gene c. Brown. who lately resigned from the
chairmanship Of the committee has been succeeded
At a meeting Of the class OF ~, School Of Law.
Paskusz was elected president The meeting was
then adjourned. the election OF the other ohce's
The Class Of 80 Arts held their second class meet
election OF permanent class officers. The Following
candidates we're successful: President, r. a Bach
Pell: treasurer. F. s. Hacket There was considera-
bic discussion as to the class pin to be adopted
regard to the pin F. 5. Hackett, T. Parsons ana
The frst issue Of the Columbia Literary Month
"" for the year came out last week in new form
Its appearance is more attractive ana characteristic
The Shakespeare Society of Columbia College
held its first meeting OF the term on Wednesday
Plans for the work OF the ensuing year were CON
sidered The officers are President, Edward Ham
ilton Daily; v!ce-president. Joseph NJ Prosnauer
secretary. Eugene f. Spiegelberg' treasurer l. +.
Wheaton
w H Bostwick. 49, has been elected treasurer OF
the Musical Society. and Frederick Coykendall' w.
has been chOsen-secretary.
The first class in the Law School ia one o. the
largest at Columbia for years. Il far exceeds IN
numbers the class Of last year. there being about
two hundred the roll Among them are
several Yale graduates Beard the left tackle OF
Yale Varsity eleven last year and Carter, the ex-
Yale pitcher among them.