New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-06
COLI. MBIA.

The frs, issue OF the new magazine at Columbia
win come out tomorrow. the editors of The Morn
ingside" have worked theoretically all through va
eaton ~ order 10 publish the first number just after
the roopcning OF college The paper Will be devoted
to fight class Of literature. fiction. poetry. etc.
which viii he supplied exclusively by the students
Of the university The first issue will contain AL
phous and Ar"jhu-a." hy Eugene Howard DAILY:
90 Bang Stories. t." by Guy Somerve: Sir Olaf -
4 ballad by Henry Asa clay: The Decision of a
Moment" by Philip Bissell. "A Dccadent ASS" 10y
George Wilson Wharton. and The Way Race
May BE Won" by John Etherdce
In order to furnish quarters in which the editors
Of tn" ucw magazine may do their work. a part
of the school OF Arts basement has been partitioned
off close 20 the room of The Literary Monthly"
\ large number OF subscriptions have been prom
Used
All the candidates who made application for places
both on tn" Varsity and on the freshman crews
will report to-day at the gymnasium. at Fifty-irs,-
81 and Park-avc The weights Of the men Will he
taken. and they will be- set right to work Walter
T.. Tcet will coach the eight this year az usual He
has recently taken ont patent on a sliding-scat
Indicator which hc used last year BY means of
this device bee can tell just how each man is making
hi. stroke and whether thc -l.dng-seat moves rapid
ly and evenly not About thirty-tve men handed
in their for the Varsity crew. and there
even more candidates for The freshman eight. The
nUmbor viii rapidly dwindlc down as the
training becomes hard
The Columbia College Photographed Society will
try to hold meeting this week rcorganize and
max" arrangements for another course of lectures
such az it instituted last year Last spring addresses
made 10y both the instructors and students OF
the university. and We're i'm every case successful
At the meeting officers will be elected to take
Ia" places OF H." present incumbcnts. who are:
President William Hays. 80 arts; treasurer. Fred
cric. VI. Livingston 90. and secretary. Charles
Wheaton. ~. arts.
The Columbia Comedy club viii make strenuous
efforts to produce n play carly this spring This
week there viii Doe trial for parts. Several Bar
nard Colcg. students have been induced to join
the club. and the membership has now increased
to nifty The committc" which has been appointed
Couderi. &c., art. Edward Hamilton DAILY. 30, arts
5 T.. bay ~. law . Roberts. j " stewart and
Ia, G"iS'''i a''" q i' : J., i. and
NY OF ,' t ' IIifn ,,y si,,,s E",~i
"Chmmic Faddcn' and sidney Grundya SNOW
Tnc Musical Society of Columbia college Is also
preparing To- produce play this spring. and VIII
shortly set about iohearsine for II
Al the intrrcnil. .'af" chess tourney. which Was
Epca1fE r. ono ~ h,r ,opre.cnfatitc- is Sun
almost tvro 90 tho game. having developed his
play almost wholly within the last var N'''rih"-
Tournament lad hi. partner responded as wcu
the cup would have returned 20 columbia
The last meeting of tho Barnard Iiterar} Socc',
for tins term win be- held neyt Friday. when ih'r"
viii bc au election of ur" "ihc"rr N"i i"if AZ"
scheme was proposed 90 the society for holdina on"
public meciing every month. ~ which ia" HONORARY
members might TAX" part DO ihr d, tai" \ com
mittec was appointed To consider th' matter nui
made no definite decision. Tl" committee. how
ever sueected another plan which haG pr oH.I,
been proposed De- the president samuel : Seward.
namely That thor. should o." public iciai" ono" q
month held urdor the management Of the 'olumhia
managed b.. committee appointed hy thu Columbia
College noiatn~ lnion. which sh"' i'pf'sr,ni me
this scheme ore ma. .- to De- chosen frou each ~
"u each ~id" -hal 10" ii A''"d.iiS n mn o."
one or tLc other of ih" societies. In' aualf j. 5"
debate against his former S''l'N ne ,
from lhr societies VIII br chose hN comp til"h'
'rhe effect of the whole plan will h. TO educate IN"
students OF The university grneialF III i','',,il.,
debate If one can Doc arranged y committee. CON
eisrine Of samuol : Seward. ir.. Francis I'crtram
confer win the members Of N" PhloleNian Society
with regard to The matter ,,, - ,,,
lectures ~ Columbia on Sanakrii LITERATURE. IN"
next one will take place on Thursday at ~" p III
To-rnorroW night At y. m. the Columbia Coliegc
lectures "a g2nneS,on WIN : spcr, "b n and
Amrrica' will be the last delivered there by TN"
nr Ferdinand g. Wicchmann. instructor In chcm-
cal philosophy at Columbia College, Will give the
,1rond of his talks on chemistry I'm the series OF
,.lurnbia Colloac lectures in cooperation with IN"
American Museum of Natural History, on SATURDAY
nrxt The subject of IA" address VIII he sugar.
,rhc second of abe Columbia College lectures IN
,o-oporatfon with tho metropolitan Museum ~ Art
VIII be- given nest SaturiaN n"rlinS .y JIlnnS
1;ro.k-" Illustrated by creek vase painilnrs
,To-,norrow at D. m. the first Of the public cours"
,f i'Ioc,.al lectures viii be given Icy the uuvct-
sty Frank NJ Chapman viii deliver an a1drcs.
on "pslrhurion and Migration ON FrldaA mex,
Professor Lloyd Morgan will deliver a lecture on
'Illretrations of Instinct
Nos Of The members Of The senior class nave
tllcir fh.sc4 well under WAY These must all be IN
Icy April a" ,., -. ,t r-,io,
Theological Seminary Tho htst VIII he gwen to-
DAY 10y Dwight T.. Moody.
THE REV. THOUtN DihONS NERHON.