New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-09
CORNELL.

Ithaca " Y, April s.-The announcement IL maze
that the long-cxpected addition TO Morse HAN
for which $4,000 has been appropriated. VIII De
erected the coming summer. The addition VIII De
built on the ground north OF the present structure
Like Morse Hail. the new building will have two
stories and n basement. II will be devoted chiehy
10 work in assaying Inorganic chemistry and phys
zeal chemistry. In the sub-basement VIII ne
room for electric power. Workshop room LOT
crushing and grinding the material for assaying
and a constant-temperature room. In the BASE
mont there will he large room for assaying rooms
for gas analysis hreproof rooms for some KINDS
of chemical work and for storage. and room pro-
vded with powerful exhaust for work with poison
GUS gases The first floor will be devoted cheny
10 inorganic chemistry and VIII contain the
museum. two research laboratories. tho professor
private laboratory and a spectroscope laboratory.
The second floor which will be used almost wholly
for work in physical chemistry. will have two
laboratories for student work. graduate and under
graduate an electro-chemical laboratory. lecture
ROOM a research laboratory and the laboratory OF
the professor In charge. Much OF the room vacated
in the present laboratory will be devoted to the
departments OF sanitary and agricultural cheHhHu3'
which will be enlarged.
The circular OF the sixth annual summer term OF
the College OF Law has Just been issued one
hundred and five lectures will be given the term
will begin July and end on August H. ,,,.,.s
for the crew has been announced az follows for,
w H. caTr Ms.. G " 6 cT OBJ: F KoSSn
Tryon and II. f. vanderhocf; starboard. a; Ball
kins L. & Ricc. r b. Taylor, d. h. Thomas and
s. W Wittenmeyer coxswain. II. Coward and \ ii, i;
Rfh ese msn Se Tssp gp TO- the G time the
freshman eight leaves for New-London. Mr. Court
the work they have done and 1t is thought by many
that they are the most promising lot OF candidates
Years The following members OF the sophomore
crew have been excused from driii; a. X. ayers
fhder. n. e spIre. G B. smailwood. p. viii; cox
swain F. r Magofn The VARSITY boat has been p,
the scarcity Of available material. Al present he
S only Ses shs as the soa
lack Of lively sompet9'n may posse ecq "
and according to Mr.. Courtney. is rowing IN better
form than ever before. Moore Savage. i,udlam
pulling a strong at starboard and Is In fair
way TO make a sea: in The boat. .. r.. ,,o os.
son has been practically decided upon; and Will be
about as follows, Catsher young p,tehhers s soIc
ger: third base. Smith: shortstop. Ward; lett heid
sra,on centre ncld Mile TS S nTd s ,be ssr
ond team are much better players than usual: ana
Of them ae likely to be paysa on made he Nv in
part as follows: Catcher. Green: first base. Namack
s ssSpnd hass oned White
Smith. During the vacation the men played twice
AFTERNOONS 10 practice games THIS year an effort
will be made to keep the men In form by establish
men will be placed week or ten days before the
Princeton game. Another innovation willfhe pro-
fessionai coaching by the Rochester Eastern League
team This scheme. though favorably considered
by the managers OF both the Rochester and Cornell
teams was AZ first opposed In the Athletic Council
on the ground that II would be introducing an ele
ment Of professionalism into college baseball. This
opposition has been removed. and the Rochester
team will 10 Ithaca about the 18th for two
weeks, paying all their expenses
Tuesday was registration day. and was the last
day for handing In oratons in competition for the
Woodford stage. $1,000
on Saturday evening Professor william Knight OF
St Andrews University. Scotland. is to lecture In
Barnes Hall Tennyson.