New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
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Ithaca \ Y. Oct IA. D. Warner. jr has pee"
elected captain Of the sophomore track team
speciality Is the high jump
The sophomore election on Tuesday resu
follows: President. II. n. Kendall; hrst v'ce-p
dent q Young jr second vice-presiden'' NILS
r,ha, Kerr. recording secretary. ". Arunestd'
oorresnond,ns secretary Miss j. 7. Ray; treasurer'
A. D. Warner jr.: baseball director H. " NV.
football director. II. w. Swani'Z' h"'! -,
q Tracy. track director. f. NJ Randah Eiec
ton Committee-G s. Dresser w =. lesse' - o.
GLADDEN. r. Iieser. W 6. EstabrooK
rho Gun C.,ub has been reorganiIed and has elect
"a ,ha following officers: President. J. X Bole:
secretary and treasurer. c. II. Feigenpan shoots
vii he held on Tuesday and Wednesday OF each
week
The senior election Tuesday was one OF 'ne
closest in the history OF the University. Inc OIL
ces most sharply contested those OF president
and essayist In each OF these cases the SUCCESS
ful candidate won 10y a majority OF one vote me
following officers were elected: President. JESSE
Fuller jr.: first vice-presdent. wilton ben''! y
second vict-president Susan Evens van Vert re-
cording secretary, Nye Harrison Farnham' CORE
spending secretary Edith Read treasurer Albert
Hamilton Emery jr.. assist treasurer Mary Eva
Msrkwick. class orator Stephen Edward Rose; ivy
orator. Andrew Edward Tuck; memorial orator
James Burton Fenton prize orator parton Wesley
Aice Haverstick Bricker; POSTMASTER. Harry MAI
TN Smith; aihetie director WI Wam fieffers:
baseball director Francis Alanson Richmond to1. 30.
ball dTeGo End fR Ws c2 a s MSHel
The work OF improving the campus water Su PPPS
and Of pun ayy IN la. sSHs is now nearly
pleted The water supply system miners @ on
and Snd snd nj par have been joined
making complete circuit. number OF new mains NJ.
entirely changed. so that all the sewage from the
hill is now carried to tho. lake. The work has M.
9sef Il oP Hook Hce Sc and A. 5 Downey 90
A contest for the Francis Medal was r9wed S on
Lud am So and George Il. Young. 90 The course
was mile in length and the race was won h oH
of Young the latter being slightly ahead OF Bent
ley. The TIM for the mi,e was s:Si o..ao- ..
botany in the University Of Berlin. visited the uni-
early last week a. the s%sss o
Of the Department OF Botany on Fungus Parast I.
ism and The .nera,ions Of Noses and Nd Ferns
Lauehlin c. L. rs. manager, to succeed MISS n
Poole. who is absent fr"n the University this
An interesting lecture the subject of Light
and Power alton Conslruciion was del.Ver &c,
Cornelius J Field. Of New,York.
brary ha received from The DUO de- coubat
valuable collection Of engravngs from photographs
former inhabitants OF the Western Hemisphere
with explanatory text in French
James Richsrdson mile runner. as b en- elec 81
captain of The freshmen track team.
The fall number Of THE Bulletin OF the Chris
tian Association has appeared. II has been de-
cided discontinue the publication OF the maya
zine. since IT does fulfil the object for which IT
vas intended.
A banquet in honor Of the members Of the vic
torious ~ crew was given in the Lyccum Friday
evening and from the point OF view of enthusiasm I'M.
al least successful The room WAS graceful ~
ard appropriately drared. Speeches were made by
Seward S'mons. Of Buffa,o; W. A. Bronx. OF
New-York and other alumni
The Rev. Professor Charles Meen Tyler occupied
the pulpit Of Sage Chapel Sunday