New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-30
CORN VII.

rhaca y Y Ian 2q-The Senior Banquet Com
mittee has decided 10 hold the banquet on Thurs
day evening. March g. II has been customary 10
hold IT at the close u the spring term, but this
has been found 20 be bad time. since the mem
bers OF the crew and baseball and track teams
are then in training. and consequently cannot at
tend The civil engineers, moreover are then
away on their annual surveying trip. This year.
therefore the banquet will be held earlier so that
these men can attend Frederick A. Cleveland
will @ postmaster
Professor jeremiah W jerks has been appointed
a member Of the Committee Currency OF the
American Economic Association.
A large mass-meeting was held at 1 o'clock on
Monday in the Library Lecture Room 10 bid Presi
dent Schurman godspeed his departure 10 the
Philippines After remarks by Acting President
Crane and short address by Dr. schurman. reso-
buttons were adopted expressing ne students ap-
probation OF President Schurmans labors for Cor
nell and bidding him farewell on his departure to
the scene OF larger endcavor.
The final competition TO select for the re
naming places the Pennsy vania- Cornell de
team will be composed Of the following men:
Walter ". link. SO. q. Y. Horton, c. L. %, ana
a. L.. 10 alternate Horton and link were both
on last years team. Nolan was the winner Of the
recent addition 70 the 2rary the 56 T pntvd i%
Portant IN many mont y -" -, 49, -
which twenty-three volumes have been pubisheu'
The Cornell Medica College has planned sum
ner school in medicine be given In various
New-Yorl hospitals and dispensaries The course
W.. be three months In length. Han the salaries
Of the instructors VIII be paid by the University.
so that the tuition fees VIII be low.
Professor l.. II. Bailey l. busiiy engaged as
THE Cvclo1,ssdia Of American Horticulture" which
is 10 appear next year. The work VIII be issued
In three volumes and Will describe 5000 species or
plants ard contain 1900 iustra tons Wilhelm
Miller A NJ 81 Is assisting Professor Bailey IN
editorial supervision. Among the important con-
The Arnold Arboretum Professor / = Roberts c.
y Beade Biltmore. y. C.. DR.. William Irelease.
~ director OF the Missouri Botanical Gardens. 81.
Louis. OaKes Ames. North Easton, Mass. (Or-
chids'1. Professor John G. Coulter University OF
Chicago f"Cgctu.' D. p )fessOr b. e Fernow C'Re
lation OF forestry to Horticulture) Professor J..
NJ Underwood Columbia C'Ferns); Dr. Karl NJ
Wieeand "a CiI.eguminosss') Much OF the Illus
trative work IL being done In Ithaca Among
Inc artists now at work are q K. Chamberlain.
go. " { Baker '9S Mrs. {. X. Davis. and {.
" Furlone Instructor IN drawing IN Slbley col
lege Many Of the plants In the sage ConserVa-
tory and forcing house have been drawn.
servatorv Of Music has been holding daily after
noon recitals IN Sage Chapel which have been
well attended On Thursday the recital was re-
placed by vesper service. conducted by Bishop
During the week Bishop Potter. who occupied the
pulpt OF Sage Chapel last Sunday, remained w
Town 10 talk with students who wished 10 consult
him. s ~. 49,. ,aa-
free tuition will be granted 10 TWO Cuban students.
60 continue through four years This ~ the result
~ "a movement started last year by the cuban
Gtdncafloual Association. a number OF other in
stI,u.Ione have taken similar action