New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-26
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Ithaca ~ Y Sept. 25.-A portrait Of John fritz'
the famous metaurgist and engineer founder OF
the Bethlehem Iron Works. has been added to the
portrait gallery OF Sbley College.
George II. Shepard. assistant engineer OF the
United States Navy. has been added to the stan
OF Sibley College and will have charge OF the WORK
pertaining to elementary steam engines.
Commodore Walter G. White. OF tho Navy has
resigned his office. since he will not return 10 the
university this year lie intends to enter the New
York Law School
The announcement is made that there will prob
ably be n regatta Cayuga Lake this ran. MT.
Courtney's contract with the Athletic Council VIII
expire October l. The contract will be renewed
though there number of minor details 10 DE
arranged beforehand between the coach and the
Rowing Committee The prospect Is now that
there will he greater interest I'm rowing at Cornell
this wear than eve There Is feeling among
oarsren that in the Pennsylvania crew Cornell
has no unworthy adversary. Several men are al
ready at work with Mr.. Courtney In the new pair
Dared gig. and more coming ont every day
Andrew T. Tuck 9s last year lieutenant-colonel
OF the corTs Of cadets has been appointed instruc-
tor in military science and tactics, and VIII nave
charge " The military department ~ ihe ans y
OF Colonel Schuyler who is with The sHd New OK
Volunteers T. r. Turner. 50 meteOIologist Of the
NewY9rk state Weather BuT'aH ,h has c6 oeen aP
Civil Engineering Frank W. Skinner. 10 who has
EnFinecrins News has been appointed lecturer on
nell ensnce ring IN n sa ne coe a or y, n,van
& Redheld. Elmifa. has been appointed professor
Of practice and procedure In the college OF Law
takes charge of the courses formerly given BY
Mr. Newman who has decided 10 conflne himself
The original Paige typesettins machine, the only
one eyer 6p rs eeep IfSSey9at 70 ws g com con-
strucied at an expense Of t2Gor" and is said 70 be
the cQstes piece Of maehneTy eyer built 5nnds un -,
own type. this machine handles ordinary type
sets H. leads A. and distributes II; II oc-
- he ~. To-. nd Ia IL
NUN height Of ca feet Commercially the, ma
macbin. thar samuel l. Clemens sunk some OF mis-
fortune when tho machine arrives II VIII be
Mr Courtney has suggested that cinder path
should be constructed from the foot 81 Bunalo-st
To The boathouse and # j. possible that ne prole,t
J r higgins 'ss has been appointed teacher Of
elementary practical agriculture IN the Honolulu
A. ma meeting Of the board Of Trustees last week
he new hydraulc migratory 81 the 'gl1rge Tl
,rsnsfarrSd to he custody OF that college The
laboratory Will be I'm charge OF new professor. O.
been c:estei Professor Williams il well prepared
for his new duties having spent the nine years
en- m. United States Lighthouse Board and as
cly.l engineer to the Detroit Board Of Water Com
Sage chapel is not to he ready for use I'LL the
beginning ~ the winter term The chapel serve ~,
fall term The first sermon Will be delivered next
sunday by the Rlgh, Rev. Ethelbert Talbot. Epis-
copal Bishop Of Eastern Pennsylvania.
Golf Is likely become popular this year. Al,
ready several enthusiasts have begun playing, ana
a prosperous club will soon be organized
This year through the efforts 81 former Pro
fossor = O. williams and his successor. Or. Charles
DE C;arrno Cornell graduates will have the same
privileges Of teaching are accorded 10 graduates
OF normal schools. who have been eNemDtcd from
passing the periodical examinations for certn-
catea The only condition is that the studeht
shall during the Junior and senior years pursue the
course In the science and art 81 teaching. and pass
an examination at the end Of the course.
a T Bruegel. last year instructor In machine
design In Sbley College, has been appointed 10
PROFESSIONALLY In the Engineering Department OF
Pratt Institute Brooklyn He Will be succeeded by
W. y Barnard o.