New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-08
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
CORNELL.

Ithaca lime THE complete list OF appointments
IN felowships and scholarships IL now announce
as follows: The Cornell fellowship Euwii -"'i"s'
English literature: the McGraw feiio"sh'p' otePhe"
Gregory civil engineering; the schuyler leiio"s"p'
Thomas Leonard Watson, geology: the sage leiio"-
shin Hector Russell Carveth. chemistry; the SID
ley fellowship Walter Otto Amsler. mechahicai en-
gineering: the Goodwin Smith fellowship James w.
Needham .nvertebrate zoology; the president " me
fellowship Arthur lie Foley physics: the f-'as'u'
Brooks fellowship Paul Arnold. mathematics iie'-
.den, White fellows history and political science
Henry Ioso,h Gerlng and Martha Belle Barrett; EEL
low in mechanical engineering. Leonard Asa NUT
ray; in Germanic and Romano LANGUAGES "",e"
Washburn Flower; IN agriculture. lie roy AIM
son: In Latin ard Greek Charles L. DurnalI ~
gene p Andrews: In American hls'o'y' N"a
Henry Rammelkamp: IN architecture wilton h-u
yene Harpster: in political economy ana H"arVe'
John Burton Phillips, William Henry IiaSsoh' 0"s'
fellows IN philosophy and ethics Eleanor ~ "
Gamble. Alexander Meiklejohn and Carl v Tower
Graduate scholars Benton Sullivan Monroe Eng
lish; Margaret Fursman Boynton' botany "iii"'"
Grant Goodwin Gcrnan.c and Romano languages.
John Dorsey Wolcott, classical archaeology an,
comparative philooey; j. Grow phys'oiosy anu
vertebrate zoology; Murray MacNiel, mathematics
Isaac Madison Bentley. Mary Gannet' Allen uI".e
Neal Dolson Albert Lefevre, Edwin Proctor NOD
bins Ellen Bliss Talbot. philosophy; Sainue' jan
son Barnett physics; William Scott Ferguson
Greek and Latin: Elmer James McCaustand. civil
ensSneering: Darwin Abbot Morton chemistry
The Cornell party which will visit Greenland ulls
SUMNER in company with Lieutenant Peary,s , ex
pedltion will be made up o. the boas Is watson
Jaw a Bonstul e. NJ. Kindle and J. O. Martin; ,.n
W K HIATT instructor in the department OF f Wv
due Dr. Z. A. Rhoades will mex, year be professor
OF German in the University Of ILLINOIS,, - ,o-
The musical clubs have elected Newell Lyon ~
president for the coming year -. ,,,,h animal
com mn Of the university has been issued
and is as follows Sunday, June a. bacca, "a -
sermon by the Rev. T. Edwin Brown. IN Al'nunA
Hall Monday June X. exhibition OF Cravings tiiu
engjneering mechanical engineering physics Shelh-
Ssry and mathematics; concert by me uee pi a
and Mandolin clubs at the Lyceun Iu.1la!, f I'M
IL class day exercises senior ball in ArhloFy rld
Wednesday June il, meeting OF tle 'oaiu ~, % , ~
tees: annual meeting OF the alumni; exhibition OF
fhn denartnents Of natural history, agriculture
horticuure and OF the agricultural experiment sa
lion: presidents reception for students RECEIVING u
f,vceurn Thursday. June IS. twenty-eighth annua!
Commencement in Armory Hall; university Dahquet
in Armory Hall. The Commencement O3nlihltlee
consists OF George T. Bristoe. EI,Nard filtchco0h
g. se. George Bell IT, O"A'''' H. '-',, M wa,
The announcement made on Friday that Will
lam II Sage has prosecuted 10 the University d
sngle-arch stone bridge over Cascadla 70 Ds
viii replace the present structure. bat Will be hve
feet higher. 1t Will be thirty feet IL width, ana
will have a sidewalk on one SIDE. Inc pans are
being prepared by Instructor H. y. Ogden OF the
Department Of Civil Engineering. In connection
with this Improvement extensive changes VIII be
made in the grounds south Of Cascadilla Creek
The present hills VIII be leveled ana a UNIFORM
Grade will be established. The electric railroad
will be moved TO the extreme southern edge Of the
University grounds. The level field obtained by
this removal will be planted with trees and shrubs