New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-06
CORNELL.

1tbaca n Y. March 5-The annual election OF
officers OF the Christian Association held on Monoa'
| evening resulted as follows: Mems oeparthe".
President j. H. Gould. 90; first vice-presidenI L. L.
per11ne 90; second vice-president IL. L. Co"ihs'
,oo. secretary R. O. Walter, Ol; treasurer, Paul b.
Mann o1 Women's Observation-Disclosures MISS M
E. Harding. 90; first vice-president' Miss r. W.
| butcher 90, second vice-president MISS = L.
uerder o2: secretary Miss I. A. Ross, 90; treas
urer Miss L. NJ Ping. '0l. ,.
The Editors Council is new organization VIM
will include the editor in chief and the puslleSS
manager Of each Of the college publications. ~
Sun" The Era" THE Magazine ana re
Widow" The following officers have been e'ec'eu'
president C. Robert CASTOR, Of The Magazine
yioe-president c. c. WINERY. Of THE Era SEE
rotary and treasurer. Frederick A. Cleveland Vi
THE Sun" The idea Of the council Is 10 give i'
members a deeper sense Of their responsibility a. o.
through cooperation to bring bout higher s'"nN
az AT The meeting of the 90 Curtis Club on Monday
evening a special programme was carrier G ~ 49,
The report of the director Of the College of For,
estry has recently been forwaTced 70 s"S for the
Tegisature Ii shows a fair beginning Ior Wv
new college; although the number OF studenVs -
uary enrolled in the coneSe Is t oI ADVANTAGE
OF the courses offered. During the present
junior year The STector calls attention the lack
Of communications for the college ana apPeauSs ~.
separate 5 Ss ba Ti 5p ' Several Of the
cessorv courses provided for in the io9r- yea
for EXAMPLE, a course in business law, ana t me
courses in piscicuture and venery nsh anu e anId
1ooossi Is 10 be- found in The department Of z90
oey The director proposes 10 snp i yn1nose asks
tufers for these courses, and Tor tn,s Se State
Cor an increase Of appropriations RON me 80, ~
After mucn delay the demOnstrau1n cks
has come into the possession Of the coilege d, NE
reasonable price of a65s Inc ocateS by the side
~ navgable river is Axton. n,tle @ ctr
buildings on farm OF nn %T and dwellings
ready for occupancy i Is mere ro Ss viii lie
mer courses of the College OF FoieS"S wiz
siTTfSn n Lacrosse Association has perfected an or
ganization and adopted eonf'i'G'i"n arranged in
snn,e form TO be decided upon later Anru
Acting President Crane announces Una, VI" = T ~
uniyersity lecture will be given by Mr. hrsti.
bie OF NewY9rk on AR T Roc Rod and on April Il
Iecure viii be given by Professor Marsh VI MAJ
ward .,,,.. hos rresented to the
L, nc Collection Of about thirty Nesh pUOA;
,6 ~ America ali of which are rare U s6e -
b ef@ me be the first in Mesh III
This country and the only copy III i,, on steadily
and MIR Courtney hopes to get out r qP by March
soon Last year the G crews we'e o7 9u viii come back
~ - ~ fw davs to help with the c9ach.',s ,or,
Inossihlv + A. Briggs. 'ss may he back TOT S''''
'n mr chadwcks musical recital in SSse and Vas
Thursday aftelr9on on. was o,si ei,1as''''''
T6 Anno1ncemen Of the courses OF isl5 has
in the Sage school Of P9 IN four pages The
apartment year h9 INSTRUCTOR 1cf one
one assistant professor Inree TN additions 10 the
s sa1an Eya%dfr pBosoP6y and
VII nj fe T lecturer in philosophy & On
MeGyaTy viii give GoaTss IN stnS ethics and with
spring b Term course on the history Of eRsT W Dr.
Dr. 1ons win conduit an f5 &nter term upon
LereyTs VIZ Of phllosophic IDEAS upon the NM o
tenth century literatule DTI ssraduate students
the PEI nndergraduate courses are WEI from
The baseball squad WAS Ias fTr,ber cut came this
captain Muraugh regrets ths' M, 5e southern
out must COM r,aGe II was absolutely necessary
IN order that the kelieT men 5 sP prospecs Of the
caretul anu Pc s bright as ever and some goou "l'
t,e%ial has been brought 10 lighI