New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-01
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
CORNELL.

Ithaca ~ y Feb 2S--The portraits OF distn-
guished iursts presented to the College of Law on
Monday By ex-presldent White VIII be Yaluap"
addition TO the portrait gallery. They INCLUDE 'he
likcnesses Of GrotUs. Thomasius, william MURRAY.
the Earl Of Mansfield; Charles Pratt. the Earl OF
Camden; Chief Justice John Marshall. and Chan
ceor Kent.
The grafton on Chief Justice Marshall. delivered
on Washing,ons Birthday by Associate justice
Brown. of the United States supreme court was
one Of the finest which have been hearo mere III "
long time reception given in honor OF JUS
tire Brown on Monday afternoon By the Alpha
Delta Phi fraternity.
Ii is now decided tina; Cornell VIII row hVe races
this year. rs follows: The Harvard faie-coi"e,,
Varsity race on June %, the Harvard aieoo ihe'
freshman race on June D. the PennsyNaha-No'''''
ba-Corneu Varsity race July 2 the Penns'I-
,.a,io Colup,h,a Cornell freshman race on June W
and tho United States Naval Acsdemy-Corneh race
AT knnapolis in May. On Monday notice was
posted that only those men VINO nave ro"eu o.
Cornell before this year and three ne" NEIL '.'o'
son Sweetland and Newell woald De ,eo". .,,,
train any more this spring. The ice mas neaiIS
die,nneared from the Inlet and II is barely posi-
bile that the men will he able 10 get on the "a'.
bafore the end OF the term. Two new shehs VIII
be ordered MA .,
The second military hop of the term was ne,a a
the arnory Wednesday evening, and was wen a..
tended Tho patronesses were Mrs. schuf"a'.'
,1rS SCHUYLER Mrs Hooker. Mrs. Wilder MIS- II.
: White Mrs Barr Mrs Thurston. Mrs Tarr ana
Mrs. Hitchcock ,, ,,,o, +, In.
intercollegiate debate with PennsylVah'a mas 80
decided upon. follows Opening speech 49,,
second. Lewis: third. Wells. The second speeches
iii no N the same order. with the summing up ny
wells Governor Grggs OF New-Jersey mas pee"
asked to represent Cornell in the ooarG OF JuoeeS
The competition for The Comedian prizes mas
been extended TO March 49, The class Vi % n"'
sfn Of
neliian" Board TO have two editors eieS1ea W 'e
present Board the basis Of c9mRe,,9n evening
Al the junior class meeting MedT T.i,tee an
Chairman Moore Of the Junior Bal Cotttoo az" 70
nounccd a donation Of $50 from the comn1r ia,io
the Navy Fund and an @ddi0na,id appoted
Committees 20 for an athlete sn S n
vestigate the matter OF publishing CorheH so"s
book - ,,,,,,o,, Curtis February
.. - eiehrated by the four Curtis debating cIups
OF the Unvers1 in Joint me eern reception on
Tuesday evening 10 the students in the CoIIeSe "a
Agriculture. J. W. Gilmore. 81. acted as master
o. Tbe CIRCULAR for the summer school has just
appeared and shows that twenty-five me!n NJ Sim
the er iac ab6n, vs." sixy courses are offered ,o
Baseball PTosPss are sU %ih 80 caoan
Perry Bossford Kingscy Md FISH bn TraVis
Cook Horton Ti'og b9"i9 e TGs Earl Jackson
4 b smith Patten Boyer, Mann. aiiii1 1iI ru'
SewSr Gaion brown Frank Ansley Grimshaw
watson king Murtagh and Stratton spec pee az
1eniGn Will 6S % Captain OF the Varsity
team OF 90. is in town for time heip'hs u 'ooA
e Ter ' hename of the Junior law class was held
Friday evening at Dcming Hall Don W. H. AinS
aGISd as osn OF the Graduate students Club gave
dance in the Sage GYMNASIUM oh ppressnted TIE
Botanical Lecture Room saturdsy eTsnlns on Sun
asv bv Bishop John P Newman of San Francisco