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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-24

OF Physics Building and Schermerhorn Hall. a
perspective view OF the general readingroom In the
library, southern and eastern view of University
Hall, which contains the gymnasium and swim
ming pools. the Alumni Memorial Hall. the thea
tre the nine-ap running track and the meeting
Of the various societies, fine front view OF
Schermerhorn Hall. showing the fountain playing
in front of the main entrance; a view OF Physics
Building and of Havemeyer Hall, and one Of the
Engineering Building. There are pictures of the
Sloane Maternity Hospital. of the Institute Of Anat
omy, of the Vanderbilt Clinic and the Gould
boathouse. That the outside appearance OF the
that building. printed in the pamphlet. Besides be-
ing used as general library, 1t is treated as the
OF work are books alone" The entire north wing
will be used law library and the top floor will
political science Is located in the west wing and
the faculty Of philosophy in the east wing These
in number, on an intermediate floor In order TO
dents public office on the left and the trustees
are the rooms of the LIBRARIAN. the accession
the periodical room and the department OF eata-
and Latin seminar and the Avery architectural
brary A. the left OF 0 ths law oer rd Dean b
law students conference room. The floor plan OF
the So mos oe d
several Offices and faculty-rooms The plans OF
the on sa S a as M am nn4 as
spent much time. on the pamphlet. and by Its use
a
them by moments work The cover Is neatly
The Spectator" in t. last issue published an
can and gown. He has returned from a rruch-
needed vacation Of ten days.
The schedules of summer trips have been
ranged In geology the work will be divided be-
tween an examination OF the palezoic series of
Central and West IN New-York and study Of the
region OF Northern Michigan. Mr.. Van Ingen will
be in charge. The class will then be taken charge
of bv Adjunct Professor Peee. who Will spend
four and a half weeks at the Angelina mine. at
Ishpemlng. The students will then visit copper
mines and smelling works in that vicinity. The
metallurgical operations Will be centred about Chi
cago and Plt;sburg: The work in geology will
required of the third year civil engineers; The
school in surveying VIII meet az Iitchfeld and
The Columbia cycle meet will be held Friday
afternoon at Manhattan Beach. instead OF next
Monday. . ~ .
graduate race between 49, 81. 20 and '93 will be
rowed on Thursday
The Philolexian Society has elected the follow
Ing officers for the coming year President. c. A.
Baker 90; vice president. G.. Parsons. 90: treas
urer F. W. Hnrichs 49, secretary. c. c. Rider, 90.
The 80 class photograph was taken during the
week and June was decided upon for class day
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W. T. Henry, tr., 90. leader Of the Mandohh |i"o
and c. NJ Newton. 'es. manager
AMHERST.

Amherst Mass. May 2.-Dartmouth lieu W."
Amherst In the two championship paseoaii SUI" n...
at Amherst Friday and Saturday. losing 'ne n.as
In an exciting eleven-innng game. anu "'''n"o
the second easily by the Of l6 to s. inns s
Amherst one game and two games lost' VIZ
Dartmouth and Williams each have won TWO gam,
and lost one Amherst has shown STRONG ne' -,
ing team but few heavy batters. ThompssU unouth
shortstop was injured in the first c 1ad' Which
nd the team perceptiby The next cham.
pionshlp game Is between Williams anu |'"'
nj Wiiamstown next Saturday - .uon,ng
Professor Frink has announced tne ,ro ,Uu yhom
seniors who made the Hyde fifteen from "o nyi
will be chosen 1--WE men to compete IN STaI Rake p.
mencement week a. II. BackMs ~ NJ; W D e. Dun.
H. Boynton, G. NJ. Butler; w: H. Coles w. p y eros
can + r. Egan, b. K. Emerson, IT., H. Y In
venor G. H. Grosvenor. A. T. Hawss H. n
gersoil r. n. Kellogg. c. ID. Kennedy anu % "
The singles and doubles IN the Dartmouthh I'll I'll
herst championship tennis series were PIa.ee"p mr.
dav and Saturday. In the singles - brIeIl VI p",
mouth beat Gates, Of Amherst, 6-3 b. -
the doubles Grosvenor and Grosvenor OF A"
defeated OBrien and staley. OF Dartmouth
4-S Ga, 60, "a. ,s ,,oaer NJ
A. C. Henderson 49, mas been elected Ieaoer 90 %
the Banjo Club for next year c. Il. Lamson yS'
has been elected leader Of the Giee Suo' anu
b. Orvs, 49, leader OF the Mandolin Ciup'
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MOUNT HOLYOKE.

South Hadley. Mass. May 23-Hamlton w. Ma
bic gave his lecture Literature Personal
RESOURCE" on Tuesday evening last.
The Rev. Dr. Barnes. of Longmeadow, conducted
the midweek chapel services on Thursday evening.
Athletes have caused tho highest pitch of en-
thrsiasm during the week. first in the basketball
games IN which the freshmen played successfully
The oophonores juniors and college team each
time being the winners. and also in the sports Of
field day. observed for the first time at Mount
Uclvoke on Wednesday. The games were arranged
and superintendent by Miss Turner, assistant In
zoology. The Junior class furnished refreshments
in the interests OF the class treasury.
There will be given the coming week the lecture
Of Professor Bailey, on The -I;sthetic Value Of
Bascom on "Metamorphism.' and that OF Mrs.
Laura Richards, OF the Boston Institute of Tch-
nolocy on Woman in the Household in Her Re-
lation TO the Problems of Domestic Economy"
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HAMILTON.

Clinton ~ Y, May 23.-The faculty have ap-
pointed the following competitors for the Mckinney
prizes in defamation: Juniors, Searle, Turnbuil'
White and Wright sophomores. Andrews. Cunning
ham. Stuart and Daniel Wells; freshmen. Bacon,
Baker, Lee and Moore. The contest will take
place the Monday night Of commencement week.
The seniors are the first class for several years
to make their commencement week appointments
without or less of dispute. The following
slate unanimously elected: Executive Com
mttee. Turnbull. Frost and MacGregor; Senior Ball
Committee, Beakes George Bogue and F. Rose:
Invitation Committee Hopkins. Fetterly and
Davy; Presentation Committee. Anderson. Gongdon
and Williams. Campus Day-Presdent, Pickard:
HALEY; for 49, i1ildreth for 90. CLARK Class
Webster: historian. Johnson; prophet, Sweet; per-
manent class secretaries James A. Winans and
Hamilton defeated at baseball for the second
time this season on Wednesday. when Hobart
won by 10 to 10 1t Hamilton's off day The
PLAYED eess re Win toni no If ore Ss
Saturday before they played the St Lawrence Uni
psS cn Hamilton f"sed 70 play 'G as
representative college team, merely as matter or
P Pld'P s very r Oo @
day. Much interest was taken in the work Of the
men because in two weeks occurs the tntercollegi-
mee made eSs eacae e or sun
records were broken The tW9me bicycle ora
was broken BY Kelsey @ IN t bro on me
Harry H L. stone 'ss broke the record in throwing
the hammer, by throwing 81 IT. in. The
lOO-yard dash was by Robertson, 'a9 In
0lol-5; Henderson. 90. second. One-hundred-
in Ole; MiIiham, 80, second. Running broad
Jump: Robertson 80. ~ #. in; Geer. 90, Sec
ond Two hundred a nd .wenty-yard dash Hen
derson 90; 0:23 Is; Finn. 'ss. second Mile walk:
Lee 'ss $685.; S. A. Miller, 49, second. Four
hundred "A nd fortt-yard dash: Finn, 9s 0:55l9;
Mason, 20, second. Pole vault: Cunningham,
80 9 it.; Baker 90, second. Eght-hundred-
nd-eighty-yard DASH Ostrander 99: Cunningham.
90 second. Two.hundred- and twenty-yard hurdle
race: Mham, 90, 0:2sas; Stryker 90, second.
Mile run: Ostrander. 49, 5:ll; Reed. 'sS second.
Eight hundred and -eighty-yard run: Ostrander.
race was won by SO. who also won the pennant.
scoring CO points
The president announced to the college on
Wednesday that the trustees had bought the WILL
Jams farm lying directly west OF the college prop
erty This will enable the athletic fields enlarge
ment and 1t can be made one Of the best In the
country.
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FORDHAM.

On the evening Of Wednesday. May 10. the MEM
bers OF the Dramatic Association gave Shake
speares Hamlet" in the college hail. A large
audience greeted the efforts OF the young men and
showed appreciation Of their endeavors by en-
thusastic applause Joseph A. Kelley. 81. took tho
part of the melancholy Dane. George " Granger.
's7: Thomas p Byron, 80, and Edwin c. Fassett,
90 were among the other performers
Among those VINO attended the banquet given
last Tuesday FOR the students OF the college by
the Rev. Thomas ]. Campbell S. J; president.
Alumni Association DR.. T. Joseph Dunn, 81,
the conege physician; Captain Frank II. Edmunds
isl Infantry L. S A.. professor OF military science
and tactics: the Rev w. G. Read Mullan. s. j..
and all the professors sat with their different
classes. go
Tournament which will be held at Bedford Park:
For the doubles. Joseph !. McVoy. 49, and William
j. joyce, '9s, and for the singles, Charles r.
Downes, '9S. and Thomas Evans, 20.
The baseball picture taken last Friday The
following were included: Thomas f.. Adams IMAM
ager) Stephen J. Mcfarland (treasurer), Leo j.
Donovan (secretary). Philip b. Reilly Captain
Hayes. Kelley. O'Connor. Herman Barry. RUSSELL
Tierncy, Mclaughlin, Dunlevy, O'Gorman Downes
Joyce and j. Delaney (scorer)
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Railroads.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-trnrd street and De-.
brosses and cortIandt Streets. c.,,,.,..
Streets fve minutes later than that given below for
Tweny-h,rd Street ct staten. ,,,,,. pur., p,,or r.,
New York TO Pittsburg. Sleeping Car PittsburE 70
Chicago No esache ne g Pssn5rg and clsv...
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WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH;
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LAFAYETTE.

Easton. Penn. May 23-The junior oratorical con-
test will be held in Pardee Auditorium, on Monday
evening. The two literary societies Will be repre-
scented as follows: Franklin, by Thomas Shannon.
H. G. Heebner Morton F. Jones and Charles Kec'l-
ner; Washington by Z. c. Clifton. John X. Seward,
John d. Clarke and Z. G. Jones. The judges VIII
Rev DR.. F. B. Hodge, of Wilkesbarre. and Dr. L.
NJ Drown president OF Lehigh University ,.,
Great interest Is being taken IN the game with
Pennsylvania here on Tuesday afternoon. The
prospects that there will be large attend
ance.
From present indications there viii be larger
representation OF Lafayette men at Northheio the
coming season than before.
Robert Z. Divine has resigned as assistant In
chemistry and goes to Buffalo to accept position
In a manufacturing company.
II. H. Cunningham. 'es has been elected Editor
in Chief Of 'Touchstone." c. {. Best Is business
manager.
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VASSAR.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y, May S.-The Babbott Eel
lowship has been awarded to Eloise Ellery. OF 81
who will study history at an American university.
The seniors are having their final examinations.
which end on Tuesday. Glass Day and commence
ment will be on june and 8 Ninety seven has
chosen for Glass Day speakers Marie Reimer and
Grace Gallaher historians. and Elizabeth Atkinson,
spade orator. Mary Mac Coli has been elected by
rs 10 make the Junior reply to the spade Grafton.
Other incidents Of commencement week are 10
be the baccalaureate sermon, june .; the com
mencement concert, Monday evening, given by the
Instructors in the Department OF Music; the
alumnae luncheon, IN Strong Hail. Tuesday morn
ing and tbs class reunions of 81, '6s. ~ q, 81
and '9. 49,, 20,
Agnes Stone has been elected leader of the Glee
Club for next year. The newly elected officers OF
'9S are: Alice Kaufman. president; Bertha Cros-
ley, vice president; Amy Wentworth, secretary
and Phebe Lovel. treasurer o-
In the basket ball match games on held DAY ~
won the championship for the second time
Theka. n society among students or music gave
a concert In the chapel Saturday afternoon.
The Sunday morning services were conducted by
DR.. Winchester Donald, Of Trinity Church. Boston.
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PRINCETON.

Princeton. y. j.. May 23.-During the present week
the original drawings Of the illustrations to the
articles on life at Princeton, Harvard and fale'
which now appearing in "Scribner's Magazine
will be on exhibition In the University Art Museum
The collection numbers eighty drawings inc
sketches of Princeton were made by w. r. Leigh.
The first number OF THE Nassau Lit" under the
new Editorial Board, appeared this week, and In
dcates the general policy that Will be followed
by tho editors from the class OF '9S. The tradi-
tional lines will be followed especial attention being
given to verse. essays and the short story +, 1850,
The foAowins soPhomores have been put in nom nj
oee Of py ASSISTANT ahs
Dyon wi be Bfd ssor Of
s: G: Huey. of philadelphia. and H. Leroy f"N'''
The faculty ha. constituted the Board Of Judges
for the Macean prize Of 500 TO be no ine
Junior wno oSSs f Des
the Rev J. R. Smith and Professor T; W Hunt : =,
the hn SSm on
series OF papers on spenser and and
Matthew Tea Hrnod to 4 T TaS' Homesica Review
The Essex Club has reorganized with F. l.; Jonn
Jo" G. Ru as ieS 80 and E. S Preth co.
sophomore director. - ,.,ouo.,o, ,r,r ho
A at ba 1rEi
aSa SasS %s9 hse ss$y
sSp M sncla u.s. Fly hcwl Ssyn Mowe 81 On Mis-
sons, Weld. '9s; Harmon, 90; McGraX. 49, %! on
General Association WORK MiDcr. 81, ti''t a..
on Tennis, Jessup. 'aS. On Baseball Evans -; On
Track Athletics Garrett. 91. On Basket ball. Erd-
man: ~; on Singing. Miller ~. on Fourth OF July
Celebration. Fulton 81 Pierson, 81 ,,
The University Golf Club has opened a handicap
sweepstakes the local links for members OF ,nH
June g. Prizes will he given winners. The links nave
been made somewhat shorter than before. IN order
TO bring them into line with the regulation couise'
Of the country. .. w.t.,
The annual election OF officers Of ST. Pauds
seGss Tssptd IN E. fRos Of e. M
b. Phillips. 80. treasurer and W. l. Clark ,r' w.
secretary.
W. Marston. 'es has been elected president OF the
Chess CLUB and c. Herndon 90 secretary ana treas
urer. The Central Pennsylvania cup has reor-
gained with II. H. Yocum, 'N as president W. NJ
Shutz. 80, vice president; H. r. Lathrop, w. sec
rotary and treasurer. IT,, $1,000.
In the annual Junior extempore speaking contest
in Wing Hail a s Weston received first prize W.
c. Erdman second prize. and y. S. Reeves nonora-
BILE mention.
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WELLS,

Aurora ~ Y, May 23.-"some Practical Aspects
Of Journalism" is the subject OF an address to be
given before the college Saturday evening by Miss
Pratt Of New-York.
The freshman entertainment to the juniors last
Saturday evening took the form Of straw ride
several miles into the country. Supper was eaten
In the woods.
ride mn the lake, after which supper was given
In their honor. .,. ,r,, ,
at the home Of Mrs. Emil X. Winkler.
Arrangements have been made for concert, TO
May q.
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WEST SHCRE R.K.

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BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

LtHye New-YorK foot Q! I1lbeTly 81 daily.
CHICAGO. p. m and IL. - night
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NORFOLK. ii.30 a. m. daily.
NEW-ORLEANS. Through SLEEPER 800 p m daily.
All trains are Illuminated with Plntsch Light .
Offices: ll3 i72. 26i 434, LAO Bway 81 f. lam 81.
127 Bowery. " T.. 339 344 Fultons, Brooklyn; station
foot Liberty St. ~ G. r. r. Of " J. Baggage checked
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA, baltimore AND

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CORNELL.

Ithaca ~ V May 23-Ex- President Andrew ID.
White delivered lecture Monday evening under the
auspices of the College Of Law on THE Problem OF
High Crime in the United States" On Tuesday he
addressed large assembly of students who had
gathered In front OF his residence TO give him
parting cheer.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSEY
fAn,hraci,e coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals

fAnthrace coal used exclusively
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on and after May "a, 1891.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty -.
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80 Easton). 5:I5 80 10 Allentown p. a. sundays
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For Wikesbarre. Pitston and Scranton. o;lo A. H.
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-24
COLUMBIA.

During the coming week the Columbia authori-
ties will publish forty-six page pamphlet descrip-
tive OF the now site. 1t contains brief statement
OF the land and each OF the new buildings. There
are also engravngs OF the library. southern view