New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
PENNSYLVANIA.

phua6elnbia March Z-The effort which has
been made 70 form a debating union on INES
similar to those OF oxford and Camoriage mas
been successful The new union held It's hrst meet
ing Wednesday evening. when Provost mar
rison Professor Conkn. Professor Trublood OF
Michigan University and Professor Fulton OF ONO
Wesleyan University were present. After speeches.
by the above named the following of1cers were
elected: President Roy White; vice-presioe''E
Smith and Alden; secretary, Folz. and treasurer
Parry.
The Rev James E. Freeman Of Yonkers. n y
gave a talk at the students meeting on Wednes-
day evening The following officers were electeo
President J. c. McCracken; vice-presldents 'co'-
lego). W p. Remington tmedicaD II. l. fr"e
tdeniaD c. T. Whine and philosophy X NJ A'ue"
treasurer J. NJ Taylor II was decided 10 senu
the presiden, 10 tho conference Of the college as
ISOLATION presidents OF the East. to be heid III
Springfield. Mass. April 10 10 inciusVe sDsc,nens
from Nippur arrived on Tuesday on the Waeslandii
from Liverpool The collection viii not be paced
on exhibition until next fall. as the space IN the
present museum is TOO small.
The city has abandoned and given over ,r 70 tne
University Pine-st. from Thirty-eighth TO Ihrty-
sixth -. and Thirty-sixth-st.. from Pine 20 spruce
e. subscrptons tor The ZEN pt ' rsd1ced
10 a walk which il is intended TO line with 70"
Of trees. Each trustee will contribute tree,
IN the University Of St. Andrews. Scotland leCt-
lam Wordsworth" 4. Z. ouerbridse jru lectured
on wednesday on The Curosties of the Ameri-
Coinage ,,.
At recent meeting Of The Pennsylvanian"
Roa rd the designations OF T. 3. Donaldson and l.
S Oliver were accepted. J. NJ Coffin was elected
10 the place Of managing editor. and h. w. Am
bruster 10 that Of assistant editor-i n-chlei
The extensive requests OF the late Professor Cope
TO the University are now being placed In Bioogl-
cal Hall 49,,
mathean Society were held Friday night For the
best ora ton the prize Of so was awarded 10 r. =
McGrath. with honorable mention to } ". RIDGE
A prize Of equal amount was given 10 Leon DIX
for the best essay. with honorable mention TO MI
Davis.
The Track Committee OF the Athletic Association
has arranged the following schedule for the track
team: Saturday. April Is. first annual nterclass
championship games. Franklin Field. SATURDAY.
April 80 annual intercollegiate and interscholastc
relay races. Franklin Field: Saturday. May {.
Georgetown dual track games. Washington, u. :.
under consideration. Saturday. May q. Cornell
dual games Franklin Field, Saturday. May Is in
tercollegiate championship games. New York City
II is also proposed 10 hold during May or early In
June handicap games
4 one-rnile relay race scheduled 20 take
place with Columbia on April IN the IN Regiment
Armory games New-YOrk City but this has been
declared of. The dual games With Cornell will
take place Franklin Field on May 81
Captain Richie Of the baseball team announces
that final weedng-Out OF candidates Will take
place tomorrow. and that those whose names ap-
pear on the list be posted then Will remain with
the team for the rest OF the year.