New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
CORNELL.

r+,acs y Y June 2i-The baseball team upon
rs return from the Harvard trip elected D. W.
Beacham /. s.. 81. captain for next year bea.h1in
will have the raro but well-deSeTved h"hor oi "o's
CAPTAIN OF both the football and hase"aiI teams AZ
the same year. AS captain OF the varsity 'V"'oa"
eleven he has already gathered enonSh ma'e''"' ~
insure O ane team next fall. Inc s'usV"'S ""'N Wv
utrlos, confidence in him.
r f. Cassidy J. A. Greene H. A. Freshman '
L. Ryan and j. II Vckery have been appon''ou ~
graduate scholarships in the School Of Law 1oF "eN
year CIV
The "Magaztno' Board has elected Charles d. sem
hoU,er of the Department Of English, euor-li-c'''o
a,d q NJ Howe. 81. business manager. J. c. san
derson 81 has rendered his resignation Us q"
editor and Jervss Langdon. 'o7 has been CHOSEN 10
~ The fnding 6f the committee chosen 70 Srsh rate
"The Sun" controversy Is that no fraud has oeen zen
comm Of By GIN Clinton sm asanst " r Howell he
Committee makes no RECOMMENDATION IN i,V % e
either In the case OF W. =. 80 the election Of
Mr.. Gannett. .o, -, ,rvitatio, to
read paper before the Physical Society o, Lohuo"
on June 70 -o.,,,,, he,a ON Wednesday, the
canyas n s board feporied that p Van ySs
n and Charles G. Wssnsr Ave- e"H Years. Dss' Resou-
tions we're adopted expressing the aD2r:rs 10y pen
1 ns has done for Cornell hiking with him on
account Of the continued n-health when COMFY ~
him to resign ana expressly sSns hsaih The follow
ax
ing officers were elected for the coinlns 49, Sen.
de1t William ]. Youngs. "; hrst vlce lp 80
Daniel F. salmon. 10 second v'e-ptTT5Gne,' Isehl
iamn IL Grove. II; third fice-pre >,nrt0n
powlsui 81 fourth vice president a, - 20. cor,
* dfh vice-presi lent Percy HaserinrIh '' ~ 10,
resnonJing secretary. George l. burr o' -, II
secreiary George William Harms, -; ia a.. ,,1
N Bihhard IA The Executive commit. a -
,rss1 of the president, secretarl 5 anu -
f,horles II HUI. S. and Charles n .So =,
AUDITING committee Of Charles e. lTenlaH 90, r-ir,
Wbiton 80 and J. II. COmstock, - - NNt'rr,,tH
hoerI Charles L. Crandall H. ana T. - -"7'''''
The first ouartcr-centennia class reunion Wa i'
M Wednesday by the class OF a. WNr'' -, 49,.
Sor,v Graduates thi-ty-twO OF whom ar r.. or
Six members of the class We're Ir'seHt' a. tho
- MEMBERS Of the class now have sons !" TIC
The annual June meeting OF the Board o. ee
80, Carneeie J. G. Hendrix. Horace w H'er ma !,
cnrse y Nyiliams TO succeed themselves an" IA
~ r7erren 10 nm vacancy in the Eoard. An a.
rror-so:i1n of $1,000 was made 10 ct nstE4.t a ~
800 laboratory for the College OF tiNl'
~ md one Of Seo.oo0 for an aGt!tW~h 10 -,rcti
y for the accO, m Odatinn OF the NN''S ,"i q. 80
,,",,re Fx-President White announced " ea,n,T
e. on1 for thr erection Of suitable sal's al '0 '
60 ..tr.uca 70 the university ErOurlS- ,..
'presiisnt and Mrs SchurNan received S'H'e"r ~,
+akinr degrees this year. with u'H 44''""'' ~
Wednesday afternoon ,,-.. ,,.,,--ed dur
number of minor social incidents oc'u.tp % -
az, ne week unong which were the * KY I >,
ne on Monday evening. the S,Ina nm nan
u,hh,'r,1c1 ayening and the Kappa A-pna po"l ING
80 she,Srake and dance FRIDAY.