New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
CORNELL.

Ithaca y y May oo-The Masque is now hold
ing regular rehearsals Of the play which Is TO be
presented on Monday evening OF commencement
week The play Is The Widow O'Bren. an
adaptation from the play called run on the BITS
toll"
Professor James Seth. OF present Sage professor
of moral philosophy IN the University. has been
unanimously elected to tho chair OF moral phioso-
ply in the University of Edinburgh recently mace
vacant by the death Of Professor Calderwooo'
Manager fuller has announced the schedule Oh
football games for mex; fall rs follows septem-
her o. Syracuse University. a. Ithaca; September
a. Hamilton College. at Ithaca: OCTOBER l. trinity
College at Ithaca: October 3, Syracuse University
at Syracuse: October s. Carlisle Indians. at Ithaca
October Is. University OF Rochester. at l'haea'
October % Princeton. at Princeton; OCTOBER ~
Western Reserve. at Ithaca; November :, Williams
at Buffalo; November o. Lafayette. at Ithaca; NO
yember g. PENNSYLVANIA. OF Philadelphia.
At It's last meeting the senior class passed the
resolution that all records Of proceedings or the
class committees should be preserved in convenient
journal form, ard that these records and estimates
should be turned over the treasurer OF the class
NJ e9 for preservation and for the OF the officers
and committees Of go TO be by them turned over
TO the succeeding class.
On Saturday the Geological Club visited the
lamprey trap which has been constructed about a
mile south of the town. by means Of which the
Department Of Biology OF the University has un-
doleerious fish from Cayuga Lake. For this pur-
pose State appropriation was made about year
ago. 49,, ,,,,, c.
At tho meeting OF the Comparative Medical So
c!ety Friday evening A. H. Kelly read paper
on Rabies" -,
on Monday afternoon Robert c. Brooks. Pres!-
dent White fellow in political and social scence
ectured on The Street Railways Of New-York
city" on Thursday he lectured on the Keiatlon :.
Between the Street Railways OF New-fork CITY
and Their Employees N,
on Tuesday evening President Schurman. FRO
fessor Robert II. Thurston and Mrs susanna
Phelps Gage. 80 addressed large audience IN
Barnes Hall on "A National Universty.
on Wednesday evening Professor William +.
Durand OF Siblcy College lectured before the Uni
vcrsity on Modern Wdrships."
A new chapter OF the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fra
ternity has been instituted in the University. win
fifteen active members
The 90 "Cornean" was placed on sale on Thurs
day Through the OF finer paper and more
compact binding the volume Is not so bulky as last
years annual. II has evidently been the aim OF
the editors make the book more OF a University
atistc and record book than IL has hitherto been
For the usual class histories. which have seldom
been clever. substituted full-page drawings OF
casts. other new features are a list OF the wear
ers OF the &C. n Cornell hymn by Reginald De
Koven pictures OF the Boards OF Editors OF the
University publications, and group OF unrMb-
lished snapshots Of the ~ Varsity The
book is dedicated Professor Benjamin lido
Wheeler.
evening at the New Ithaca. The POSTMASTER was
Harry NJ. Smith and the following responded 10
toas,s: J. Fuller. jr., The Class OF 9s. Walter G.
White. The Navy; Professor II. Morse Stephens.
She; D. Mauger Mclaughlin, Students and
Others - Charles w. Gennett. "Ninety-eig
Non-grads" The prize orator. Parton Swift. pre-
sented prizes to eight members OF the class.