New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
IMoNG THE COLLEGES.
CORNELL.

II -. Ian 17.-Pressdcnt Fisher OF the
n rsca' - nss appoin,ed the following Ban
shnan 49,. 80. w w. Patterson. chairman: d. B.
= to DIV Lesser. II. H. Kendall. c. c. West, H.
I smith. H. u '''''''
pe~ q. memorial prize in debate was won by
", hammer Wells. c. l.. 81. OF Salt Lake Ni's'
p The question debated was: Resolved. That
fna.uo5 states and the several States snouid
- "" oour,s of compulsory adjustment of dis
sa,wsen employees and private corporations
~ .,sssss franchises Of public nature" The
rk"r sskers In the debate with the University
T,sv,vania are Harley Nutting Crosby, {. j.
t,"n,c, Hammer Wells. c. l.. 81 Joshua Roger
y 7. 81. asd Walter Martin link, 81 Sub
~, Cornell has chosen the negative side Of the
rxsion .,,.s a.. ,,o,,,a
nav address on Monday, on the subject, the
s,.,rv as a Profession" II was the third lecture
'ss founders Day series on the professions. the
~, two having been by Charles A. Dana on
ls',sn,oslism." and Andrew Carnegie on "Busi-
~,s Christian Association gave general recep-
-. an the evening Of Founders Day.
rsntain Fennell of the athletic team has issued
I. csl for candidates for the team: TWO winter
s.sis 70 be held on February ana Marf d,n o.
~; with the Elmira Athletic Club. to be held at
|ssmira on March IL.
sasou, one hundred candidates for the freshman
~ are now regularly reporting for practice MT
In"r,ney has found II necessary TO lengthen the
I.sct,ce hour and now spends the greater part OF
f. afternoon in the crew room.
{The Sports and Pastlmcs Association has elected
u following officers for the year: President. Eath
IN O. Conner. rs; vice-presGent. Eva Young,
l.. rs; secretary Eleanor Nightingale. 49,;
keasurer Edith Read, '9S: Executive Committee.
ksides the above officers. Mrs Horatio s. White.
k3irmsn Mrs. r. G. Wyckoff. Mrs. H. J. Ryan.
kzabeth Rhodes. ~; Blandina Gurnee, '9S; Grace
5cGonegal 80: Helen Kingman. 20: Mary Peacock.
B.: Halle :. Pool. G., and Emily Dunning, '9S.
kneral representative.
a series of four valuable and interesting lectures
a THE Religions of Primitive Peoples deliv-
led during the week by Dr. Daniel c. Brinton.
Lo,essOr OF American archaeology and linguist les
the University of Pennsylvania. under the aus
bees OF the American Committee for Lectures on
he History OF Religions.
A recent important addition to the Dante Lii
harry Is copy Of what is known as the Nido-
teano edition OF The Inferno" II was printed
Milan and bears the date Of 1477-'7S There is
ty one other copy OF this edition of Dante in the
Tniied States: The volume was presented by Pro-
,ssor Willard Fiske. of Florence.
The second military hop of the year held
kere Mrs. Schurmln. Mrs. Schuyler, Mrs. Hooker
Mrs II s White. Mrs. Wilder Mrs Nichols Mrs
Hitchcock Mrs. Tarr and Mrs. Trevor. There was
large attendance.
A new library regulation has gone into effect
hereby books may now be taken from the library
Flowed TO go out for home use. The new reguia ton
foes not apply 10 reserved special reference
books.
The women OF Sage College have organized a large
fncinS class, which meets in Barnes Hall every
Esiurday evening. under the instruction OF NJ