New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-05
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The second number o. The Columbia University
Bulletin" for the college year was published ihi
week. A different corps OF editors manage each Is
sue. and IL is the one publication about Columbia
excepting catalogues and Announcements. IN watch
the undergraduates have nothing 10 say. This oDe
contains pictures OF University Hall takca from tAe
south and east; articles University Hall the GYM
nasium the organization Of the faculties the outlook
in medical education, the Germanlc Languages and
teratures at Columbia; notes from the various de-
partments publications Of the University and a
record OF publications by officers Of the University.
The last article requires seventeen pages Of smai
print the poems. reviews and subjects treated BY
Professor Peck taking more than TWO pages. Dr..
prudden and DR.. Starr treat OF the study * me.s
cine new and old styles. The editors i0r this num-
Der are: From the college. Professor George r. Car.
penter chairman, from the Faculty Ok APPLIED
P Tacmitv, Of law professor George " KircaRsy;
from the Faculty OF Medicine. Or. VI. Allen Slarr;
raw yi' Butler: from the Faculty Of Political science
Professor John B. Moore from the Faculty ot Purs
University Press, Secretary John p. Pine.
The announcements OF the scnool Of Law for ne
coming year have been published 80 great IS the
demand for them from all over me Country nat
1900 have been ordered Professor cumming, WAC
OF this term become sohcitor-genera. q. me hIs
Railroad. His course VII be taken by 1la,.e res !:
the second ear will mex, year be given By Profess
sor Kirchwey, instead of Professor H1rcon; The
latter Will lecture on EQul! IledAlIs e4- RAG
tice" and code Practice"
The Puget Sound expedition last summer. under
the direction Of Professor Bashiord Dean or me ie-
partment OF zoology. so successful thar prepa!a-
lions are making to continue the Work upon ne Pa-
cfc Coast this season provided that suNi'en funds
can be secured. The materials collected last year
have been distributed about the nlied states. Iae
rare fishes and embryos secured are sought icr
greatly by the European collectors, ana specimens
are being sent 10 the oxford University Museum,
the British Museum Of Natural History % I-oncoa
and 10 places the Continent Professor Dean
hopes 10 make Puget Sound again the base u opera.
tons and 10 proceed nor,hward as FAR as SitKa Ihe
expedition will cos, about $500 and the only 'hng
now wanted Is sufficient number OF sloscr1ers
William r. Sage. Il. chairman pro ZEN; " liam
W Hoppln 81: William Feliowes Morgan ~, sam
uel @ Sloane jr. 81. Theodore @. White -. Arihus
D. Williams 80. Henry B. Poyson, p Presien:
Low and Chaplain Van De Water, eX-oihc.2. nave
formed themselves into Advisory Committee 20
decide upon some definite steps toward the securing
OF Young Mems Christian Association building %
the site. .,
The barnard Fellowship has been awarded 20 Dr.
Heinrich Res 80 Mines. who obtained his " 81
and Pm. y. IN the School OF Pure Science. Dr. Rses
has of late acted assistant In mineraiogy and ho
written several articles on that subject ana on seo-
ogy He will devote all Of the time which ~ Spends
in EurODe oy virtue OF The fellowship 20 the study
of the physical properties OF clay.
A week from to-day in Hamilton Hal. he Rev
Dr. G. c. Seiherr OF the German The Ogical Semi
nary Of Bloomfield will deliver lecture In GeFma,
on Johanna Ambrosius. the PruSsan peasant poe.
No tickets Of admission are required.