Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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I 'Y 7716 Columbian Ni neteen-Six COLU BIA UNIVER ITY IN THE CITY GE NEW YORK OFFERS To Undergraduate Students Courses for men in Columbia Col- lege, and for women in Barnard Col- lege, leading to the degree of A.B. A tvvo-year course for men and women in Teachers College prepara- tory to the professional courses for intending teachers. To Professional Students Courses for men leading to appro- priate degrees in Law, Medicine, Ap- plied Science Cincluding Mining, Met- allurgy, Chemistry, Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Engineeringy, and in Architecture. ' For men and women in Education, through Teachers College, leading to the degree of B.S., and to the appro- priate professional diplomas. To Graduate Students . Courses for men and women leading to the degrees of A.M. and Ph.D., under the Faculties of Political Science, Philosophy and Pure Science. ' .Information Regarding each course is found in the Annual Catalogue fpp. 5157, price postpaid, 25 cents, and in Special Bulletins of Information, furnished Without charge. Any of these, and any further information desired, may be obtained from the Secretary of Columbia University, N. Y. After Twenty 'Years E This business of mine has become greater than my shop. I am forced to leave it for quarters more commodious and convenient for the dis- posal and renting of high-grade Pianos and where I hope for a continuance of the kindly patronage so long extended to me. Please note new address. Telephone, 539 Gramercy GEORGE W. HERBERT 28-30 'West zoth Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues ASK YOUR BARBER i ,ftf 1 if A ' A ' . -.i- A '.- ..,. g 1 , '- -1ft'tt' , 'i 'NXGIIQET ,EM Glfblffy 9 in-'g52J5ifii'j5315 iii ii My X? faafiaf fffs ra 1, JJZQUKY 'AY ,f A AM ...L A any v 1-. ':L , ' 1 ' V 1, 1 . .,.5.1.,.,-fra, Nc , , . 4 ,Wy ,, S 1 . ,sf x l . 1' -. ,. Q . ' rf -1-arf, 1' , 51' .agen .ew-'v... I1faf1'2:f .1 J-WW' 1 121 v '-' . ,,. --af 'f' -? L I ' -.H L I-'ft r - wr.-' - sa ff , L. jvftg- ,. - g.. fzrqemv wif I u 1, H-3' -V , '37N,.'19 : B.i2f F .. gf ':1w151.,.,-List :fy agp ei ,V +-gif 3. -yea'-3. - V-1.55.3-N. ., ,V .35 Q ,, , --. Q. -. 113255-':-, . -5-fiffvi,lifaiiz- 3rl23 .2f3'f'ZfE3fi f'.1v.5i':'1 :3f,,:i' fi , ff.'- ' 2,31213111742224-1i?f2 i.1g,li.g5:k:: iz: 2 , , I' E 1 e f 1 NV ww 065135 ,,r 1 ....,.,, . ,.... 3- If he is a good one,he has it. Send postal for sample., C. FR.IEDGEN,Amsterdam Avenue and Izoth Street opposite the College. Kindb' mention The Columbian viii

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,The Columbian Nineteen-Six 1784.-1905 - I The Bank of New York ational Banking Association 48 WALL STREET, NEW YORK OR GANJZED MAR CH 15, 1784 A INCORPORATED AS A NATIONAL BANK 7UL if, 1365 Capital, 32,000,000 Surplus, 552,600,000 OFFICERS A , HERBERT L. GRIGGS, Prefidefzt JOHN L. RIKER, Fife-Prefidffzt CHARLES OLNEY, OAAAA GEORGE P. HALL JOSEPH ANDREWS AJ.fi.rtzz7zt Crzfkier: WWW - V 'RYf'2E.-T253rfffiizfifflx A THE EDWIN GOULD BOAT HOUSE I V

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The Columbian Nineteen-Six Commercial Trust Compan of New ersey Commercial Trust Company Building, 15, 17, IQ and 21 Exchange Place JERSEY CITY, N. J. Capital, S1,000,000,00 Surplus and Profits, S2,000,000,00 , SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS Personal property of foreign corporations doing business in New York is taxable when kept within New York. The advantage of keeping securities, bank accounts and other personal property in New Jersey is therefore apparent. Booklet H Taxes U on application. The Safe Deposit Vaults of this Company are of the most modern construction, and of easy access lfrom New York, being adjacent to Pennsylvania Railroad ferries. Allows Interest on Check Accounts, which are respectfully solicited, and Certificates of Deposit. Acts as Executor, Administrator, Guardian and Trustee for Individuals. Acts as Trustee under Corporate Mortgages, and as Registrar and Transfer Agent for Corporations. Transacts a General Banking and Trust Business. All Correspondence has the Personal Attention ofthe Oflicers. OFFICERS JOHN W. HARDENBERGH, President VVILLIAM J. FIELD, Secretary and 'Treasurer GEORGE VV. YOUNG, Vice-President JAY S. PERKINS, Asst. Treasurer ROBERT S. ROSS, Vice-President j. RICHARD TENNANT, Asst. Secretary DIRECTORS Walter E. Ammon C. Ledyard Blair Frederick G. Bourne William Brinkerhol? john D. Carscallen Frederic Cromwell jacob J. Detwiller Charles D. Dickey Oscar L. Gubelman john VV. l-lardenberg George G. Haven james N. jarvie h Gustav E. Kissel james A. Macdonald Richard A. McCurdy Robert H. McCurdy Allan L. McDermott james G. Morgan Edwin A. Steve 'is Eben B. Thomas Myles Tierney james Timpsou Cornelius Vanderbilt john J. Voorhees C. C. Cuyler VVilliam B. jenkins Moses Taylor Pyne George W. Young Clarence H. Kelsey Robert S. Ross Q . i , , 2 A4 LAYING THE CORNER STONE or SAINT PAUIJS CHAPEL