New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01
CORNELL.

Ithaca. y. Y. Oct. 1.--A swimming tank and
new shower baths have been completed a. the
Gymnas STUN. Thu floor Of the baths IL composed o,
small tiles OF a light color while the walls 10
height Of FIVE feet finished in large squares
having gray figure running through them. and
surrounded by wide brown and white decorate
border The tank is finished in the way. ex-
cept that the tiles large and OF uniform
size
President Almy OF the senior class In the Col
lege OF Law has announced the appointment OF the
following committees which completes the class
organization: Photographic, J. Collins chairman.
o. r. Beckw tn +. A. II .rison and H. A. Frank.
Banquet-C. A. Skidmorf chairman: r. Miller. A.
f Whiting. G. Reynolds and p. 7. Williams.
Cap and Gown G. Gregg chairman; G. A. Mills.
F. E Bowen and r. d. Earl. Pipe-W. H. Flippen.
chairman: Lyman Guest. A. J.. Empy and Francis
Mckinley Glass Day-Irwin Esmond, chairman;
r. ". snow and Miss F.. II. Young Memorable
II. Farnham. chairman George c. Mole and J. F.
Murtaugi..
During the pleasant weather Of the fall Professor
W F. Dura ID has been occupied on the lake In
carrying or an investigation relative to the in
fuence Of surface on the performance Of screw pro-
pellers For this purpose he employs the steamer
Kellogg upon the bow Of which ths necessary ap-
paratus is mounted Tho aim OF the invesugation
Is 20 ascertain under what conditions there would
be an advantage in using propeller OF narrow
blades. and hen The use of wider blades would ne
the economic designing Of propeller. The investi:
CATION will require for completion three years Of
TUESDAY evening Loren 4 Tn R5s"ss H 81 H On
p s AhS an tom of Nj Th"rson
ured here on similar subject four years ago ~.
ticipated has .educed the numbers in PHYSIOLOGY.
SO that only one lecture l. now 10
been extended TO two and a half hours me pies-
ent registration indicates that the classes IN ver'r
presented in the winter and spring. WI, be more
| yeFe
teachers u ismsnary &G hysdoSsy go. ar. conem
Ihs Gee o banO aeq Wh he clubs Of
yersity Of fH 6 sfs sfh he Pennsy
vania- Cornell football game. ., 100.
The Masque has elected j. F. Goodman ma stage
Boyce assistant stage manager The play selected
in junior bail w" Gani Is and part
written By ii. F Dixie who will train The members
Undne has elected the following ofncers presl.
dent W l. Wrign; yee-pTesGen ram:
te estfr1s: r. r. McMian
Professor II. Morse stephens has recently been
'V An Interesting series Of lectures be dsliy-
Canon Thomas Kelly Cheyne. Of Rochester; Eng
land oTc professor Of the Of hc q oo U
ing subjects will be treated: Religious Life in
Jsfa E bsfos hs AEyf OF The
Of the jewish and Samaritan Communities Jew:
81 Rg sS.a Msan1s
iect and Varieties: orthodox and Heretica Wis
dom~Contemporary Levtical Pety": Judaism
It's Power OF Attracting Foreigners: Its Higher
Theology: It's Relation TO Greece Persia and Baby
lon" Perhaps no incident comparable TO Profes-
sor Cheyne's arrival has occurred at Cornell since
the coming OF Goodwin Smith from oxford.
The first military hop of the year %as held FIJI
day evening in the armory and successful In
every way The new system under which this
wears series OF hops is 10 be given s working well
thus far
ON SATURDAY evening Halloween entertainment
in the form OF a masquerade and fancy-drcss party
was given by the Wayside Club OF Sage College.
The women OF the University were invited
The juniors In the College OF Law have elected
the following officers President. Orson {. Hoyt;
vice president. A. e. Whiting: secretary, O. Gard
ner: treasurer G. T. Ellis; athletic director, W. l.