New-York tribune., 1896-11-23
YORK ENINERSITY.

r.,s~,ri,c Dav has heen fixed upon for rr!
,.o.n ,.,av, of tho now Residence Hall. Invitations
will be sent the r1embers of the tounc'i
voman.s Advisory Committee the faculties OF the
six schools parents Of the college students inc
alumni Of art and science. the faculties Of all the
nreparatorv schools which send students 70 the Uni
vorsifv Collegs henefactors and others related TO
the University. TO visit East Hall at some time
unon that holiday. Tea will be served In the bi-
cvcic-roo,ns at o'clock. There Will he music ny
the Mandolin Club in The rusicroom OF the hail Al
( O'Clock The public is invited 10 inspect the new
hau upon the Friday and Saturday after Thanks
swing The hall contains rooms for li2 students
II .orohnee in arrangemcnt OF suites of rooms the
mos, popular plan adopted nj Harvard. namely.
study with a bedroom oining: and the most
popular plan ~ Ya'e n study with TWO bedrooms
adjoining: also IT offers single at low prices
The upn.r east windows OF the hall command view
II the Sound and Long Island. tho west windows
Of the Palisades and the Hudson. The sunshine
rcaches every room in the ediice The style s classic
Renaissance designed by Stanford White. and Is a
model OF good proportion and beauty. The railroad
officials have arranged TO make special stop IT
University Heights Thanksgiving Day in the
ca sc OF the following trains: On the Hudson River
trains leaving Forty-sccond-st AT 2o and 2:55 p.
and on the New-York and Putnam trains leaving
one e-hundrsd-and- fifty -iifh-st. at 2Se and p.
su ,ccssful adjunct OF the University College l.
found tn the students loan funds. The older of
Dr Deems. has been I'm existence FOR nine years
Money is lent 10 any student I'm good standing who
psya5e w1 the 6as sOo Of IT'S mary eS In nine
years not singl" note has proven bad. The inter
cst on the notes pad In has increased the original
fund more Than 30 per cent Usually the are
made payable at some date TWO or three years after
the student has left college. The Gould Loan
Fund IS a more recent fund. conducted under pre-
cscy the same rules 1t Is preferred in every case
muncIatve employment rather than burden him
with loan. but In many cases. especially near the
cied advantage i'm borrowing to a limited extent
The loans In every case made under the ap-
Dean Snow OF the school OF Engineering has ac-
ccpcd Invitation to the students TO examine the
works OF the Long Island Gas Company at Lorg
Island Ci,y. They expect 20 go through the tunnel
which connects with this city. and to inspect the
\ .arge minority Of the Undergraduate students
have applied FOR tickets to the Sunday night address
to college students TO be given next sunday night
IN the tIfth Avenue Baptist Church by the Rev
Eas; Hal. has received ,hr ef, Of of furnl-
tuse for all the eighty studies and the adjoining
bedrooms, Students taking rooms are expected to
oda.ry T trunks The building R IS wired ''iSre for boh
gas and electricity The entire basement wall the
ivies. for which the ground has already been pre-
Nil require over ten thousand cubic yards r Of Ins nn
Abou, one-haf OF this has already been completed
more lawn tennis courts.
The Department Library Of Philosophy is es-
s % BEEN over IA n
by Henry Tappan lS2- 81. afterward first chancellor
Of Michigan University; the author OF the treatise
on human will In opposition to Edwards by Caleb
Henry 1852. author OF brief history Of phlos
ophy and other successful works; by Benjamin Mich
o!as Martin 1853 49, who Is well known in the Uni
Nersy as reviewer OF John Stuart Mil. Herbert
Spencer and others and by Cnanceor MacCracken
lN4-s6 Chancellor MicCracken has taken more care
Of the library OF every other department than OF
his own and the students find the deficiencies Of
the library more serious since they are now so far
removed from the Astor Library to which they had
ready access IN former years
The University Glee Club will begin its annual
round with concert upon Washington Heights
The members OF last years baseball team met in
the physical directors office last Friday and elected
team for next spring. A cross-counry team has
a;so been organized. and has had two successful
runs. The officers are: Captain, James A Nc
Namara. 9e; first lieutenant. Stuart A. Stephenson.
Jr. s'. and second lieutenant. Rodney NJ Heggle
80 who was pacemaker for both runs oN'