New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
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Ithaca ~ Y. April 1l.-Tne odiio'' t r aond,.
.,s..e have been mailed TO the Alumni A"' -
ao,es are George r. Turner. 40. OF AuooI" " -,
6 Washburn. 49, OF New-forK' ana houe', 49,
,,,,,o "a ~ Chicago Two trustees are 10 De erect
ed TO succeed Messrs. luihe' ora
whose terms expire this year. ..
.T,a I,alv Sun" has been enlarged 10 SIX paee"
p,.ron u Stebbins 81 has been elected manassas
editor and NJ NJ. Odell, 49, has peeh e'eo'ed " ''.'
the vacancy on the Board caused oy 'ie ieS's''"''
of c. l.. Kerr. 49,. o,,o,nted
.,,rr instructor In Greek for the present term 10
,ake charge Of the classes of DR.. Forman' VINO -
resting In Philadelphia.
The LIST Of Sage Chapel preachers for the term
has announced as fooTs v ARq a. ' Apr ifS
the Rev W. IL. Milburn. chaplain Cmi'eq sI PeS
Soe e1 o TSs5asis SlS
iepsn May May e 1f the Rev Joseph Twchs
arfq Conn., CITY Episcopa
Methodist June the Rey T. Edwin sr9w,
sermon. the Rev. Alexander Mackenzie Cambridge
Professor George L. Burr arrived in Ithaca Tues
day morning resume charge OF ms classes s ,I ne
has been abroad TO- exam Wn sne Commission
Ground has been broken back of Beebes Dam.
lust above Triphammer Falls. for the proposed new
Thirteen oratlons have been submitted in comPeti,
final competition for the sc memorial stage Is 70
be neE , ON of The COMEDIAN prizes have been
announced The first prize for the best literary pr9-
ducton is divided between Miss Lillian c. swift, ~,
sSa Miis T he Tsi assc prize IS
NJ. Garretson. 90 and the second 10 H. A. lisS'nE'
The only military hop this term will take place
on Wednesasy sve Wagne aS of the Bnghamton
State Hospital will deliver a series OF SIX lectures
under the auspices Of the Department OF Psycnoi,
ogy on Insanity and the Treatment Of the Insane.
Inc lectures will begin on Monday: III.
mounted gavel OF historic wood to be competed for
in the inierclub debates of the term. Sothscnild
Bros. Of Ithaca. have also presented SILK VeNe'
crew practice has been going on steadily . for
ahout three weeks During the vacation
twenty-four Varsity men were required TO report
o s best Of The seassn FEs' boat
follows: Stroke Benlley T Tatnm g. SnWsn
Bow S0n hndam Later Jefers took Benleys place
a, stroke, Sweet!and was tried at at fuiier ei :,
SON Porter Pate and Thayer have been used at
the season the annapolis Crew. for their pros
pective race with the Naval Academy. Is rowing as
f ods kins HALEY ale as
Fs 1Ss Tss . be nSsas
Replaces re- PIatt Russell who has ef; the University
ysn ne putting M 1da
tee namely, that Of putting together good fresh
man crew and keeping them together. They US
ing the shell in which they won the Poughkeepsis
/ race last year.
training table for one meal a day-supper. The An
napolis crew will go 10 the regular training table
some time week, and the Varsity men VIII fol-
/ low about May ].
The financial condition Of the navy Is not 50 good
| as il might be. The total cost OF maintaining the
navy this spring will be between 5000 and 5000 OF
which nearly half generously contributed by the
New-York Alumni About S2oo still remains to be
| raised.
The candidates for the baseball team have been
! made
able progress. The makeup of the first and second
teams respectively has been substanally as follows
| Blair and Stratton; first base, King and Brown
second base Haskell and Genger; short stops, Affeld
and IIodson third base. Whitney and Horton: left
field Beacham and Perry, centre field Bassford and
| Miller: right field Bole and Charles Young. STRAIT.
ton. who is trying for the box Is new man. but
I will prove a strong candidate. Charles Young anc
Smith the latter new man, are also candidates fol-