New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-03
CORNELL.

Ithaca ~ v. May o.-The junior class has begun
to make arrangements for the new song book when
it is to publish The various alumni associations
have been written to and all have promised to
cooperate and satisfactory arrangements have
been made with Professor H. T.. Damn. director OF
the Glee club. who Will edit the book.
new boat has 3een built by George S. Hart
man for the Sports and Pastimes Association OF
Sage College. 1t is not a racing boat. There are
six seats fixed, and arranged in line with room
for a coxswain's seat. The boat was used for
short trip on Monday and proved satisfactory F.
ID. Colson 81. is at present coaching the Sports
and Pastmes crew. which consists of Miss f. NJ
McNary, captain; Miss Edith Read. assistant
captain: Misses Rhodes and Young. coxswains
and Misses Wait Dunnin6. Jewell. Kcllar. Whpple
and Kelly.
a consignment of law books and reports from
Jamaica has been received by the library of the
College OF Law.
President Schurmar has announced that two new
professorshps viii be added next year 20 the Col
lege OF Architecture. AT the June meeting Of the
Board OF Trustees the names of Alexander Buel
Trowbridge. 90. and John V. Van Pelt will be
proposed for these chairs.
q cycle club has been organized among the
hers Of the faculty The officers chosen are Victor
tary weekly runs will be made TO various points
in the ncighborhood
Cd the following to take charge Of the paper Tor
next year; Managing editor Frederick \. Ceyee-
land 20: artistic editor. Edward f. Dougherty 90;
business manager. Allen \. Drake. 90. +. G..
Shade 20. has been elected to the Board for ar
tisto work submitted The Board viii take
charge Of the paper after the next number APP
The 'as "Cornellian" Board has awarded the COM
artistic work. and Royal s. Haynes. for literary
work.
f. A. Halsey of New-York, lectured before Sibey
College on Modern Methods IN Manufacturing"
on Friday afternoon at Percy Field. The following
s SaSiW time ~ 10 - sec
yard by D l. Dans w ID ed ThS%
twenty-yard hurdle race-Won by W. r. Yale: H.
d d; .iwenty-yard hurdle TacsZWon by ?; N.
Walter; w. T. Yale. second; time 2 20 sec, -Four
ior: H. c. Holloway second time % sec Half
mile run-Won by II. II. BaSsett; C. w EreGland'
i E@s2s3n tine E GgDoGx seFOnd
Putting the hammer-Won by T. r. Fennell T. G.
shot-Won by A. r. Lueder; +. G. White. SECOND
distance. g #. 3 in Pole ysultaWon BY r; H.
Broad inmr-Won by G. Becker: T. s Cooley; sec
Snd PoMe e. Il f and s1 4%P%os
Height. r. in. Two-me bicycle race. for
recordGWOn by r F, Ludwig; tine made sos -
ngs 5ef G}fs i DcdcTichs second dIsSnce M
81, in The records broken the mile walk.
226-yard dash. two-mile bicycle race. broad jump
" The first campus meeting of the term. arranged
for by committees from the two upper classes, was
held on The lawn in front of Lincoln Hall. Friday
evening. f. r. Andrews. 80 ectSd as master OF
ceremonies. and remarks were made by Professors
Wheeler IIuffcut and White Harry l.. TAYLOR. *,
and hers The Gee Club and the University
hand we're In attendance and helped to make the
occasion enjoyable.
The Memorial Committee of the senior class has
recommended that the class shall leave as n
memorial fund of $500 for furthering the plan of a
University club, suggested by the class of 96. and
to which the 'g6 memorial was likewise devoted
The report has been adopted
The senior sophomore section OF me sage D "a,
RotanicaI Lecture Room. Saturday evening
Howard Cobb and Asa y. Priest have been IN
town during the week helping Harry Taylor coach
The baseball team In preparation for the Princeton
zane The team has been doing for the most
5art fair work in the practice games.