New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
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give six evening and two afternoon performances
Of VANITY Fair" musical comedy In three actS'
| music by Donald MacGregor, ~. Arch.' "or"S "'
Arthur A. Powers, 81 C.. at Carnegie Lyceum' oe
ginning Monday. They were the composer anu
Iibrettist respectively Of CLEOPATRA. when was
successfully produced last year The list Of patron
esses is quite large no less than eight hunore'
having accepted Owing 10 the death OF s'''V,
the part assigned to Harry Grub Herschhei' wiz
be played by G. H. De G. Catlin, 90 The cast u ~
follows
T sss Enr r. Ha"roe @, tn. ea
F nnsss ra' rapp.. c9"sEs 30
Angus MScveish Of the Guards Me-, Wan %
Mr. Trelawney. ..........,..c - MAJ" n,
Jenkins .....................c. y Fox 'ol
:SE:." s,ssS:; .; tn. 81
M Ne M ysnt@s' K9 lt D,,G 90 oi
# R5Si her s. ss: 81 q
ss.as T., NJ r'soH FAX o' o5
Hancs sp stroneysT ol IN, Men r N' A. = Edaard.
10 E R RSssr' 90 G. Never So wos IN Tl
Ms"nan @, o R%naf OF r. sPIilsI 20" 81 i:
X 'o r.nb 'o, p F. Raser. 'oi; L. ;. hnus"''
+ r Irncy. 90 u.
Tho c,ew candidates show steady lmproN.i''i'
Tho work OF cutting down he freshmen cah"' ,,
T. o,r, on and there arc only eighteen now M""-
htf.
oger oddic has not ye, decided upon quarters "''
no will ahor,lv feed his men al the col'ge 'u"o"
room. p, -oo ~ ,ho
An anonymous friend has contrioute1 S"''" " -"
donortuent of mechanical engineering 20 Nv "''' -
,,irgine The standard compound passenger iocoi'o-
live recently presented 70 Columbia ny 'he pa'""
Locomotive Works OF Philadelphia. 10 University
Heights and setting 1t up in the mecnshical '"oo'"
-ory between Havemeyer Hall and the Eng" go a>
Guiding The locomotive. which Is Valueu a. So,
vas designed BY S. NJ Vaucain ana was eN''O.s
- The Worlds Fair 1t will be mounted on Hlcuon
rbaole aftad With brakes. and can be run un'e'
nigh pressure. ,.h,u
Tho candidates for the Varsity and class Dase"'i
cams met on Monday afternoon and were instruct
ID as to the requirements by George JAWS w
oach II was found impossible 20 arrange proper
indoor cage on the college grounds, so Ioi, III d
,c,orv ouarfer of mile from the north entrance,
~. hired Here the boys Work every dItell'ooII.
They get INFO heir costumes IN me ~ ~, fac
;rhermerhorn Hall gymnasium ana run 70 n, ~, a.
Dry After practice they nave 10 run up IN , L.,
ore they can get the shower baths ana i9che t
Joseph NJ Proskauer will represent the SoIth.
society ut the annual dinner Of the Harvard oou'"
out of freshman special history class Of siA
Harry P Cushing, instructor in history tnref ere
west mark student can ge, without; falling. Many
the freshmen are In favor Of class pro.oSo Zach
Dutch" Garter. SS. l., has been engaged 10 co"'"
The Columbia University lectures. In corporation
%h the American Museum Of Nau,ai History som rOp
Features OF Modern Bridge Construction" by VII.
lam II Burr. March IL. Recent Campaigns IN the
Soudan." by Henry G. Prout March 10. Masonry
~ George :. Morrison: March 26. The Development
= he Steamship" by Horace See The lectures
will illustrated Tickets OF admission can be pro-
cured by addressing the secretary Of Columbia Uni
rersity.
on Thursday President Low appointed Francis 5
Bangs. IS Gustavus T. Kirby. e5. 9S l.. and Pro
,essor Kemp, as committee 10 represent Columbia
II the Brown University athletic conference They
ylll act for the alumni undergraduates and faculty
respectively. and. although they 20 unrestricted
Professor Kemp will submit the recently promul-
gated Faculty Committee rules 10 the conference as
a fair standard 10 govern college athletics.
The final trial obtain represent atives for the
University OF Chicago Columbia debate Is scheduled
for tonight In Room 422 Library. Messrs. Ehrhom.
Walhri1ge and Proskauer will uphold the affli ma
i've side OF Resolved. That the policy Of Increasing
he United States Navy Is wise and should be CON
inUed" on the negative arc Messrs. Ernest. Cush-
ing and Wheaton The judges will be Professor
Nicholas Murray Butler Professor G. r. Carpenter.
Hammond Odell and Tutors Day and Ringxalt.
President Low will probably preside at the debate in
March and the reception which the Debating
Union will tender the Chicago representatives.
r. G. Hull. c. VI. l.. Sites and G. d. Orner have
been elected 10 represent the Columbia Y VI. c. A.