New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-31
COLI MBIA.

This afternoon at O'Clock the Columbia Uni
verslty Boat club will its fall regatta on the
Hudson. Captain MacKay of the Varsity crew.
who has charge of the regatta. has determined on
the following contests A race between two crews
selected from the Freshmen class. Arts and Mines:
a race for class Fights: heats and finals in doubles
and a race between the victorious class crews AMI
4 picked graduate eight. The all work
inP hard, but II is conceded that the sophomores
will have a "walk-over" in winning their contest.
The freshmen candidates are numerous. They are
lighter than the usual freshmen lot. but show up
we'll after their few weeks training. They Will
probably row as follows: "ollege-Bradey stroke
Jackson. :; Irving E; Fisk ); Kelly. & collie. g.
S'owart. ?. Johnson bow. Mnes-Williamson
stroke. Brown. :. Vultc 8, Shreve. 5; Armstead, a.
McAncrny g. Smith, ?; Bateson. bow.
Secretary John +. Plummer is preparing a list
Of the students who enlisted in the different
branches OF the Army and Navy for the war WIKI
Spain. The list IS not yet completed. AT present
It contains the rames Of ak students In the col,
lege seven in the Law. thirteen in the Mines and
twcnty-one in the College OF Physicians and Sur
gcous. G. 5. Haight. ~. second heutenant, IN
the service Second Lieutenants f. {. Hoyt @
AMI J. NJ A. Darrach. qj. who went through ~:
Porto Rico campaign have resigned their COM
PRESIDENT Low desires TO call the attention OF
students registered In the schools of Political
Scen ,e. Philosophy and Pure Science to change
In the statutes concerning the Christmas holidays,
result Of which me HOLIDAYS Tor me Curr I
academic year will begin Friday morninE De-
ccmb.r o. and end TUESDAY evening; January g.
u Weeks jr last years fullback AZ 81. Bar-
tholomew has been elected captain OF the fresh
men eleven. He is fortunate in having such IN
irr-choIastic cracks Pell. Potter. Smyth Boa:l-
man Rappold Stuart. Irwin and Huntington
among the candidates trying for the team Rain
made impossible the playing Of The game on
Wednesday between '9s Law and 'Ol College. 49,.
The College cane rush T. scheduled Tor next
Tuesday at the Oval at Wniamsbrdge The com ON
mittees IN charge consist # Furnald. NaSn faI-
coner PeH Flnke Potter. Kelly and Bradley.
This weeks class elections have resulted as fol-
lows. College 81: President. Frank ;. Hacket;
yice-presidcnt Irving Ginen. ser1etary. Ernest g.
Ropes; Ter. Charles II futile; historian
Ians W. zer; poet q Kellogg CGlless'
Fdlconar; Sc rotary :. Barker. and treasurer, J.
Rense, college 90. President. John Johnson; vice
president J. j. Kelley; secretary, Collie; treasurer
4 ID Weeks jr Science. %: President. d. j.
Burns. vice-president. II kafka. secretary }. y.
McCieilan and treasurer. p. q. smith Law. 90:
President Theal; vice pre5 lent COOKE secretary
sachs and treasurer. De Forest ,.
The committees having charge OF the sophomore
show and consisting Of Fellows, Mitchell Bruce
Lederor Meyer Falconer. Lawrence BuchhoZ'
Grace Smith. Gilsay and Miclay, nave &C,
cepted FOR production three-act farce entitled
The Roy by A. NJ. Teder'r '0l. College. several
songs by Ludldm and Miller will be sung and
march composed by w. X. Grace and de1lcated 10
the class OF 'Ol will be played as an overture.