New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
COLUMBIA.

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prizes OF equal value. to Joseph p. stehlin' 49, and
c. H. Wachter '99.
COLUMBIA
The nineteenth number OF THE University Bulle
tin which is the representative faculty periodical
was published on Thursday. The editors arc: From
the college, Professor George r. Carpenter. chair
man: from the Faculty OF Applied Science. Profes
Frederick r. Hutton; from the Faculty OF Law.
Professor George w. Krchwey: from the Faculty
OF Medicine DR.. ". Alien Starr: from the Faculty
OF Philosophy, Professor Nicholas Murray Butler;
from the Faculty OF Political Science. Professor
John r. Moore: from the Faculty OF Pure Science.
Professor Henry F. Osborn: from The University
Press John b Pine The number IL an exception
ally interesting The frontispiece is an excel
lent photograph OF the late Dr. Henry Drisler and
a complete record Of the service in his memory. II
contains "A History OF the College During the Rev
olution.' written by Tutor Harry A. Cushing: The
Semitic Languages n Columbia" by Professor
Richard Gottheil; Pathology and the Department
OF Pathology by Dr. T. Mitchell Prudden. written
In An unite clinical style.
On Monday last the Varsity crew candidates went
TO the training table In West Hall. At present they
only lunch together but within a fortnight the men
will go into quarters. and all their meals will be
served In private. Just when the men will go upon
the water depends on the weather The fear of
wrccking she'll by running into floating ice is not
as great as that OF the mpracticabity OF hxns the
noat, which Is always in great danger during March.
Webb has been paying particular attention to the
recovery and quickness OF snap. He has hit the
stroke up TO thrty-seven and higher several points
more than were attainable last year. With the
ceptlon OF Machen and Corbin, all the men are In
good condition.
The first annual report Of the Rowing Club shows
substantial cash balaD'- If sSl IS. Among the ex-
pendiures $500 in part payment for the coaching
launch Daisy and several thousand dollars ior DEBTS
contracted several years ago. nd Francs
s Bangs, Justus A. B. Cowes and captain Crie3ns
Longacre r. were elected ne c9mtee r nayrs
ed $3.50 Of the SOP profits Of the junior bail mad
been allotted to the Varsity crew.
What the exnct profits OF the Varsity fair were
cannot be learned until all the bills are paid II
played TO exceptionally large houses. and Will prob
ably start out Thursday OF next week for a tour
Of Philadelphia. Washington and Baltimore pay wing
in each city under the auspices of the representa-
Over three hundred and ay sppss,lOns have
state OF the United States is represented. The fell
lowships are twenty-four in number. yielding $500 a
year and are granted by the council at the April
Work is being hurried on the Herbert Mapes Me-
mortal Gate on the Boulevard. The gate Is gift to
the University by the classmates OF this brave fell
low. who was drowned at Fire Island IN 1893.
Franz Boas. of the department Of anthropoIogy.
WI deliver lecture on STATISTICAL study OF
Variation" in schermerhorn Hall No tickets for
admission required. The French department
Is making an effort to induce VI. Rene Doumc,
the famous critic Of the Revue des Deux Mondes =
to address Columbia students. NJ. Doumic is now
delivering course at Harvard.
Dr. Young will next year offer for the first time
a course In the Greek Christian fathers. II Is In
| tended that this course and that in the New Tes-
lament shall hereafter be given In alternate years.
The Parsi High Priest. Dastur Jamaspti Minoch-
dherji. of Bombay has sent as present TO Pro-
fessOr Jackson a get OF rare photographs OF the
new fire temple. Atash Behram. dedicated in
India last october. The sanctum sanctorum. in
which the eternal fire Is kept burning. Is tho sub
ject OF photograph. In this sacred shrine none
but the priests are allowed TO enter after It's
dedication
The Rev. Dr. Henry van Dyke has been invited
to preach the baccalaureate sermon at the next
commencement.
The Committee on Buildings and Grounds has
been authorized to arrange for Columbia ex-
hibit at the Omaha exposition.
Beginning next october. gymnastics will be
freshmen and sophomores OF the departments OF
: arts and mines. They will work under the drec-
ton OF DR.. Watson l.. Savage
The Columbia University lectures In cooperation
season OF 1Ss7-'ss given at the Museum on
Saturday mornings at II o'clock. The lectures
for March will be discussions In A:sthetic Criu-
cism." and will be delivered by Professor George
:. what is Art?" March r. .'Fallacy of Art for
Arts Sake: March 49, Fashion and Art" and
March 2s Relation OF Patronage TO Art" The
lectures Will be illustrated. No tickets OF admis-
sion required. The usual entrance at Eighty,
secondst and Fifth-ave. Is temporarily closed and
visitors will enter the Park at Seventy-ninth-st;
| Professor Macdonald has begun a series OF
chamber music lectures al the college ior MS
class there They TO be followed each time
by recital by tho Kaltenborn- Beyer-Hane string
! and there will be each Saturday morning Tor
four or FIVE weeks.