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New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

the treatment Of the sick soldiers intrusted TO its
care Five wards were Sc. aside for their USE the
number Of nurses and attendants increased and six
trains were sent at its expense severally 10 New
York Washington and Knoxville. to bring safely
these patients to It's doors. Several hundred sol
diers have been under treatment and forty-fve are
still in the wards
Lafayette Day was observed by special chapel
service. Professor John Bach McMaster made tine
address OF the day. dwelling chiefly upon Lafay-
ette's unremunerated services to this country. .
IL has been decided that the debate with Corne'i
shall be held on February a. The subject for dis
cusson will be announced later The date OF tho
debate with the University OF Michigan has been
fixed FOR March 3. and the subject will be: Ike
solved That under existing conditions the abon
tion by all civilized nations Of their armies ana
navies other than those required for the main
tenancc OF their domestic police IL feasible. .
The first meeting Of the Pennsylvania Debating
Union was held Wednesday evening. and the
following officers elected: President r. X
White vice-presdents. F. j Warne B. D. Rearick
and ] w Riddle, Jr.: secretary. Stanley Folz ana
treas,ror W H. Parry F. J. Warne was chosen
10 represent the union on the University Debating
Committee. ,,. .
W w Fisher. who won the chess clubs tour
nament last spring defeated last week by j. >
Francis holder Of the University champioonsihhp ih
Francis therefore retains the championship Tor the
third consecutive year
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
PRINCETON.

Princeton y j. oct 23-The Freshman First
Honor prize which Is given to the man who stahds
highest I'm the entrance academic examinations was
awarded TO Arthur H. Adams. Of Wyalusing. Penn
The announcement was made last week, together
with the publishing OF the sophomore high honor
men The high honors in Greek were awarded 10
II J. Cochran and i. +. Wolfe. In Latin high
honors fell TO r W Carter. u. l.. Chambers. James
Cromer and j. F. II Moffat. High honors In math-
ematcs were given TO II. c. Brandt A. NJ. Hilte-
betel j. +. II. Moffat. T. J. Snyder and j. '. T.
Wyckon
Alexander Armstrong, OF Hagerstown, Md. was
elected president OF the Southern club at the meet
ing held for that purpose last Tuesday.
The Yale Intercollegiate Debating Soci,'y mas
submitted the following subject for the Princeton
Yale debate to be held IN New Haven. December D.
Resolved. That the United States should annex
Cuba " The subject has neen accepted by tne
Princeton Debating Committee. who Will decide
which side of the question Princeton shall sup
port. The preliminary debates Will be held Octo-
ber 81 and November :
4 bell for the gunboat Princeton presented 10y
the Alumni Association Of Princeton University,
has been on exhibition i'm the library this week.
1t was designed by Thomas Shields Clarke OF the
class Of y. and il considered one OF the finest OK
It's kind in the navy on the side or the bell In bass
relief is a reproduction Of the face Of the sesqui-
centennial medal, reprcs. ntlng Nassau nan az II
appeared In l76
The freshmen met last week and were instructed
in the Princeton honor system. President crane,
Of the senior class spoke Of the origin OF the sys-
tom Of It's requirements. and OF the necessity Tor
its strict observance in the future
Elaborate preparations are being made for the
Senior Assembly which is 10 be held this year In
the Casino on November IL
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
YAT LIE.

New Haven. Conn. oct. 23.-The preliminary cat
alogue has appeared in a much improved form
There is total Joss In tho academic department OF
SIX while the gain in the scientific department is
thirty mine.
a course Of lectures was given last week by
Dr. Carl Budde professor OF Hebrew in the Uni
versity Of Stra sburg on the Tahweh religion
Last Monday night the class deacons Of 'ol were
elected They are Richard Henry Edwards Paul
Dwight Moody Allan Harvey Richardson and Al
fred Parke Wright
Last Tuesday night the Sophomore German COM
mlttce was elected as follows Henry Stiles Curtiss
chairman: James Ceyles kimbal John Arthur
Kcppeman. Henry Sayes McAuley and Paul LIN
coin Mitchell.
The Junior Promenade Committee was elected on
Wednesday night. 1t comprises Percy stuart
Rocke feller. chairman: Stuart Brown Camp, floor
Chittenden. NJ. Mills. A. j. Baker, B. johnson ana
VI. Douglass.
The subject for the Yale Princeton debate. which
is 70 be held in New-Ha on December u. mas
been decided upon 'and Is follows. Resolved
That the United States should annex Cuba The
subject submitted by Yale, and princeton must
submit her choice OF sides before November ].
The Yale News has begun to print criticisms
OF The Yale Literary Magazine and The Cour-
ant"
The golf tournament 10 decided the champion
ship Of the University has just been played. ana
W Il Smith. runner-up I'm the National tourna-
mcnt last summer. has proved victorious Inc teal"
is not wholly decided upon at present
Battery A. lst Connecticut Volunteers. known as
the Yale Battery. has already begun 10 be mus
tered out and II Is expected that this VIII he com
plctcd before the end Of mex, week.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
CITY COLLEGE

Richard G. Quevedo. Of the sophomore class ~
Gently succumbed fever contracted while At
Santiago with the fist Regiment OF the many
undergraduate students who took part in the
he Is the only man who has not returned TO his
class.
At the regular election Of the senior class held
chosen President. Max Radin. first vice presi-
dent. Aaron W Levy second vice president. ".
Max Eichler corresponding secretary, George
Walter Whiteside recording secretary. Simon
Hirsdausk. treasurer Charles 4 Strauss. orator.
Barney j. Dryfuss. and historian. Jesse @. NJ.
Buowa.
The semi-annual election Of tho sophomore class
resulted follows: &. August Hess. president:
Laurence r.. Fuerbach. first yce-president David
Hays. second yice-presdent; Spencer Waters. re-
cording secretary; J. Levy, corresponding secre-
tary; Charles Sanger. treasurer. Edward VI. Boyle,
orator and q. Mortimer Alexander. historian.
In the last week the freshman class has or
Ranized its football team. and the men selected
hard work. The officers are Ralph
Calvis Boswell. captain Harry \. Gordon, man
aeer. and 7. Harris Cherry. treasurer
The Clonian Literary Society. which is con-
nected with the college. has elected the follow
ing officers: President. Elias Is. Goodman vice.
president, t. Lowenbaum; recording secretary l..
treasurer, +. Gibney librarian, H. Crone, and
The annual business meeting Of the Associate
Alumni held last saturday AT the college.
President. Edward NJ. Shepard. 80: vice-presi-
dent James NJ Donald. -. secretary James 9.
Byrnes. So treasurer Charles Murray. 50: trus-
tee OF the Students Aid Fund. Charles l. Holt.
Alexander z. Ketchum 81 and ". II. J. Sic
berg, IS.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.

Cambridge. Mass, Oct. 23.-The University d.
rectory has been issued. and In spite OF the fact
that more than thirty members OF the University
leave OF absence, the total number OF
students shows a gain over the total or last year
The Directory contains the names OF 4.ls7 students
and officers OF instruction and administration or
these 423 are not enrolled students leaving
ana students. against 3759 at this time last year
There is great change In the proportion OF
students in the different departments The Law
School has enrolled some five hundred men, and
the Medical School a few Some 40 men are
put down as freshmen a gain of ten over the
class last year. which was the largest In the his
tory OF the institution noticeable feature is
the number OF seniors who have completed their
eighteen required for the bachelors degree
and are now doing work in the different protes-
siona schools.
MIR Copeland is this year again giving a series series
OF readings from English authors Besides. he Is
speaking. This week he read from the historical
works OF Shakespeare and from EDWARD III ~,
include scenes In which IIotspur. Henry v. ,on-
stance and Queen Katherine are the leading per
Last Monday evening the freshman debating
club was organized and the sophomTTSre TS 0rHain % cnm
ton formed few days later rms s VII, I,h
plete the debating system. which Includes u cinp h
for each Of the lower classes and courses IN u,-
batting under the supervision OF the faculty III
the two higher classes - CT.
the School will soon be able to move into Its new
quarters at the Carey building; Up TO now now ,he ,he
rowing tank but these have been removed anu
the entire building has been remodeled. Inc
baseball cage and the tankroom have been con
vored into laboratories and the handball court mas
been fixed up for lecture-room. the rooms on
the second floor formerly used for locker pur,
poses have been arranged for drawing, ana
draughting and the display OF the mineral col
lection as we'll "a for the accommodation Of the
scientific library. . .,,,
AT the last meeting OF the Sgnet the following
officers from the class of 20 were elected Tor the
first half year: President. W. b. cutting: secre-
tary r. G. Boiling: treasurer, f. i. Dudley; IL
The annual meeting OF the Harvard Republican
Club held on Friday. resulted in the election or
the following officers: President y. 5. Parker
'99 secretary. w. =. Eaton. 90: treasurer, O. ~
Foster 20; Executive Committee. from the Law
School r. c. Davis and f. j. Green; from 20.
= Jewell and ! r. Holden; from 90. X: w. Bliss
and S W. Lewis; from ol. j. Bertholf and H.
Eowker.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
CORN ELL

Ithaca. y Y. oct 23-The Military Hop Com
mittee has decided that this years hops shall be
held on October % December 9. January lS. April
Il and May 10. The hops will be entirely by SUB
scriptiOn The patrOnesses Will be Mrs Schurmah'
Miss Brownell Mrs Hitchcock. Mrs. Schuyler. Mrs.
Nichols Mrs. Barr. Mrs Bristol. Mrs. Trowbridge'
Mrs Bullock and Mrs. f. NJ. fireman.
Daniel g. Knowiton. 9S, has been appointed as
sistant in English. and will read a part OF the
Dnrlng the last week Charlton T. Lewis, of New
York has been lecturlng upon insurance. The
course Of fifteen lectures will be completed next
The 20 "Cornellian' BOARD has offered two
prizes Of 'i5 and 81" respectively FOR me heS hter
Lo, .",.nr des,rn and q for the best poster
"'r An nnderriass athletic meet. the drst Of the
be held on Percy Field tomorrow The under
class baseball game will probably be played on
FRIDAY The freshman baseball team has elected
y I,oIc brother Of J. * Role 20 captain
In the absence Of Assistant Professor Lee the
work Of the department Of oratory Is at present In
chaige Of Edwin D. shurter '92. instructor in ora
,ory II is not known when Professor Lee will
iurn lie is a lieutenant in the 2)Sd New York
The Jury Of architects who selected the five win
ners OF the $lo0 prizes I'm the alumni hall compeu-
award OF first place among the five winners. It Is
understood that ne" prizes VIII be offered for other
The lacrosse team is hard at work at fall prac-
ticc For the present the practice will consist en-
tirely Of stick work The outlook for successful
The class Of % has elected the following officers
President g. W. Colt: first Vce-presdent. X. +.
Ludwig: second vice president. Miss h. \. Thomas:
recording secretary. a. y. Brooks corresponding
Ayers: navy director. G. g. Smallwood: baseball
director. X. Z. White football director - II I'll H.
tion Committee. O. 5. Dresser. i b. liufnagel. j.
H. Nolan J. II. Miner and y, Dodge o.
4 movement Is on foot to divide up the Compare
tive Medical Society into medical society and "A
veterinary society Action Is to be taken at the
roxt meeting The following officers have been
elected: President J. a. Caldwell. jr.; vice-presi
dent Miss \ VI. Clavpole. secretary. Miss T.. \.
Doughty. treasurer. + W. Gay; reporter. A X.
Ward
Cornell has about fifty men In the 203d NewYork
Volunteers Colonel Walter Schuyler and as nearly
as can be- estimated about three hundred I'm the
whole service Five Cornell men were commits
stoned officers I'm the Regular service and a large
number were commissioned officers In the volun-
fc service
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
COLI MIRA

On Thursday morning the revised proofs Of the
University directory were sent 10 the printer. with
several hundred additional names bringing the
total to more than two thousand. as against i.sn
last year.
At a meeting OF 90 Law. held last Monday. .
committee appointed by President Hodges TO
confer with the other class committees the ad-
visibility Of introducing the honor system in the
examinations. The election resulted thus: William
Lockwood president Milard Ellison. Vice -pres-
dent: Joseph NJ Proskauer, secretary. and William
J. Clarke. treasurer
"Maxey" Long. who recently the i0o-yard.
22o-yard and +iO-yard dashes the Canadian meet.
has matriculated. and will wear the blue and white
IN all intercollegiate games. His time at Montreal
was 10 seconds for the first % seconds for the
ond and 4s 4-5 seconds for the last Should
he do as well next May Columbia will obtain
points in all OF these contests.
In Its last issue Spectator has its annual de-
nuncIation OF the Musical Society FOR yearly pro-
ducing play at an expense OF several thousand
dollars. which outlay leaves but a practically small
balance for the VARSITY crew
The Baseball Associations officers for the follow
ing year are W; H. Symmes Jr, president; f II.
Ramond lr. W manager. and Duncan Bulkley.
Oi assistant manager The association does no,
send out subscription lists. and "a the only self
sustaining sporting club at Columbia. Stuyvesant
r. Morris t. captain OF the golf team
President Moore. 90 has appointed as the Junior
u r. howT' temporary secretary Goelet Galatn.
Htalmar II. Boyesen. ". NJ L.. Fiske, Jr., W. II.
Maxwell jr. and Harrison Clark. jr.
The Mandolin club. as now constituted. consists
Of: MandOins-Ropes. 80; Bell. 80 S Byron 10:
Burdck. '0o Bing 90 l. Robinson. 90 s. Reilly,
o. 5; kaufman, % S; cregier. 0l s. Buher. ol:
Bernheim. Ol: Levy. '02 Gerster. '02 Brown " s:
Matty. % ;, and Felsenheld. 'O2 Guitars-Deane
'SS Teman. %; Hoffman IN. Falk. 0l: Puisch
'l2. and Well special f. W. Libraire IL leader and
Mvron s. Fak manager.
THURSDAY afternoon. before the Engineering So
cctey. Professor Hutton will deliver lecture on
How the Ship Found Herself"
Nathan Z. Harrington. a fellow in zoology who
was one Of the leaders of the Columbia geological
expedition TO the Nile two years ago will tell OF
his experiences to-day I'm SchermerhOrn Hall.
The election i'm Ol Mines resulted follows: Will
lam f.. Mitchell president J. Edmund O'Shea.
yce-president John Wolf. secretary. and Wilson
j. Carey, treasurer Their class nine Is made up
OF Bensel catcher; Wells pitcher: Mike first base:
Eyre. second base; Buckley. third base Ulke short
Mapes. right field. The team defeated 80 c on
Tnesday by score of Is 70 l3
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
ROCHESTER.

Rochester y. Y. oct. 23-The Students Asso-
citation will probably soon be superseded by a
new organization OF a purely representative char
actor. which will have most OF the powers OF ad-
ministration possessed by the older form OF stu
dent government.
The athletic affairs OF the college have been
nominay in NE hands Of the Students Associa-
ton although they have been directly controlled
by an Advisory Committee which composed
OF representatives. from the students. the alumni
and tho faculty
The Advisory Committee has been replaced by
an organization consisting of representatives
from tho faculty. two from the Board Of Trustees.
three from the committee Of the Alumni Beard
and four from the Students Association These
men will make up the University Council The
Students Association will remain, though shorn
of most Of its powers. \ new constitution will be
drawn up IN tho future
The fraternites have made their delegations
for the year. Several of the chapters have held
their limitations Theta Delta chi the first
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
NEW-IORK.

A statement published last week over the
name Of the chancellor which gives brief a.
script,on OF New York University. its history ard
its needs. Among the Interesting statements of
this article the following: NewYork University
draws near the close OF the century with her or
ganization compacted after the best university
models Her three centres OF activity IN the
motropos are distinctly defined They form a
triangle with its base extending from Washington
Square to Twenty-ffth and Twentysixth SITS. near
the East River. while its apex s IN the Borough of
The Bronx ut University Heights. Her six schools
demonstrate each ore by its achievements. tis
fun right 10 live and receive the approval and help
Of he best citizens Of New-YOrk Tho work Of IN
struction in the Graduate School attracts scholars
their treasures to specially qualified students Sew
eral chairs. however. need each an endowment ~
S21 coo 20 secure professor who Will give valuable
instruction 10 graduate students in important
department of liberal learning.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
SYRACI'S

Syracuse. y Z. oct 23-On Tuesday evening last
Dr. and Mrs Franklin J. Hozwarth opened their
house to receive the members Of the faculty OF the
College Of Liberal Arts in honor of the new mem
bers Of that faculty. The new men are Professor
Richard +. Jones and DR. Frank f. Farley, Asso-
ciate Professor William =. Graham OF the depart
ment OF electrical engineering and Dr. F. r Tyler
Of tho department OF botany.
The first Of "A sor!es-of entertainments 10 he given
for the benefit OF the fine arts reading fund
occurred in the music hail Of Grouse College on
Monday evening last. u was concert by the
sedl Orchestra, conducted by Henry Schmitt and
assisted 10y Miss Sara Anderson. vocalist.
The football team started on Friday morning for
Cleveland 10 play the Case Science College team
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
VASSAR.

Poughkeepsie. y. T.. Oct. 23-The annual trip 70
Lake Mohonk. postponed last week account Of
unfavorable weather. will take place Saturday.
The party includes the senior and freshman classes
and the faculty
On Sunday. october 49, Professor Caspar Rene
Gregory. OF the University OF feipsic preached In
the chapel lie also gave evening lecture On
New Testament manuscripts.
on October IL the chapters Of the Phliaiethean
Society combined in giving n farce in Phil. Hall"
A socia entertainment, with dancing and refresh
ments. followed
The Southern Club and the ew-Engand Club
VIII unite. on Friday evening to give reception
10 the new students.
The physical examination OF the freshman class,
conducted by the director OF the gymnasium ana
her assistants shows an unusually high average
OF health and strength
The Phi Beta Kappa Society: NJ its last general
convention. granted a charter for the formation Of
a chapter at Nassar. This Is the first womens
college 10 receive the privilege.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-24
RUTGERS.

New Brunswick. y. j., Oct @-Sarles. Ttsworth'
Fischer and Preble have been selected as the senior
representatives on the Student Self-Government
Board.
The first concert Of the Glee Club VIII be given
on November g.
Tho revivIng OF Phllo and Pietho the two literary
societies which long nourished but for the last
few wears have been morbund. IS being con-
sdered
Harrington 9S is coaching the Preparatory
:" Tba ofcers OF the Glee Club are: President, Won
Gehren: vice-presdent, Edgar; secretary. RoSene'
librarian Butler historian, Patterson; mahassl'
Francisco: assistant manager. Woodrun; audi,oISS
Won Cchren and Roselle leader. George w WI,
mot; accompanist Roselle. The club as COMPOSE COMPOSE
for the year is: First tenors, WHfnot, rirttiile,
and Patterson: second tenors. Quad Fisher ana q
Haven; first bass. Mlliken Butler ana Hn Lui
second bass Francisco Won Gehren ana fsusai
The substitutes are Ellsworth, Richter, Plenty ana
Bell. - -. ,ho Mandolin
Club.