New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
COLUMBIA.

alternating between New-York and Ne~-br ""'"
COLUMBIA.
The refusal Of the Mines sophomores to NEE,
the freshmen In the cane-rush has been cohoe'''.
by most OF the other undergraduates many VI
whom openly speak of cowardce the Iact Is &c
called that In the Informal rush OF ten u"'s ae
the freshmen showed that they were not N." "
tackle the sophomores and the latter were OUT 'oo
anxious to quit. although they were the nrs' c,ass
In nearly twenty years TO smoke pipes ouri's '"e''
freshman year Just how much alumni influence
will be brought to bear 90 to force ner 10 ac-
cept the challenge remains to be seen.
superintendent E. A. Darling, VINO tece.''s
visited Old Point Comfort. returned on MONDAY
much improved In health.
The front Of the library is now assuming pre-
sentable appearance. The walks nave pee" ,a
and the massive curbing has been placed III postum
The side steps were completed this week. anu ''''
omen spaces have been sodded.
The Townsend Library, compilation OF wa
records which was presented to Coiumo'a ny i'N
tee Augustus Schermerhorn. is now compe'eu ",''
occupies a position In one Of the rooms just OH 'he
rsadinp. room OF the library. The collection con.
s,s,s 81 ninety volumes and treats Of each detai
of the Civil War .,,
Professor William A. Dunning. OF the depar'ine",
Of history will shortly publish oook sll.'a' Nd
Essays on the Civil War and hecohS'ru''''" a''N
Secretary Plummer announces that the ahn tbis
directory b Of SGsFs sn1 Of Students viii
names against l5o last year gam Oh barnes as
list ho%eyer does s s gons on and each day
brings Several new names Up TO SATURDAY ihU,
Ing the number in each department rn ri school OF
Law S59. School OF Applied Science $40 Shooi
Philosophy 49, school Of Political Science 81 ''"o0
or T b's American Mathematical Society will bold Its
October meeting on r., rs SESSION IN viii be at 1875
a m and the second at 2:So p m. as and liter
, ne snSonnees that the e lectures az N
French viii be given this year In Room vii 10 take
wSen Professor Rdoe Conn who
has Just re'ur on Elections Muncipaes en-
france" These lectures are open TO 81 ronsn and
OF Columbia. Barnard and Ieachers Oo'ese a''N
The annual rush between the arts freshmen ana
%ys Will M take ali RAs the will
turn out. ,-a,sor, Lou has forbidden the stu
dents TO use Columbia grounds for pontica pg at
noses the Low Club Is preparing several a1ara
ana f for political meetings Willard II. Ellison
a oraduate Of the City College and MEMBER err. os
class sctysy sn ,csst H %'S Sas
signed to downtown districts where both e'oque"e'
ana Tha rolImba University Musical Society held
its regular Meeting on Tuesday ana seG Machen
ss siden Frederick p Keppe 49, treas
urer Arthur A. Fowler, 90; dramatlc Iep' Csnrgs
W. "' 90 and manager Harold H.. Odde. ss
No has been chosen for tavor The
r,"SIc Is nv Donald MacGregor and the DOCK oy
Charles c. Sargent ,.. ,o,oa rho following
The En BBresidem r. " owes ss vlce.pres-
dent Watson vredsnb9rgh jr' s Iowtheg
.es di,ectors II ~ Brown. rs; Orleans Longacre'
ir 'es and Burdette Kip. % o.r ,r..
The officers OF as Arts for the coming year aI5
pras,don, { . Worthen: ice-president. r. n
curry; secretary. c. H. Edwards treasurer D
The Athletic Union will hold ia Arst meeting TO-
night