President Adams, Of Cornell, Has Set

his foot right down. Ia bis annual addrees, Sept. 27, he told the students that any one found guilty of intoxication, gambling, gross immorality, or of any interference with the personal liberty of any student, will be removed frorn the university. He said : " If any Freshman here thinks the prida of tho Sophomore class 8hould be humhled, let him beware. If ny Sophomore intends to lay hands on a Freshman I invite him without delay to get letters of introduction to some institution in need of more studente Should any student find life too tame here, if he will come to me I will resommend him to a ivelier field. Cornell is not a reform school. The reformatory in this part of the State is at Elmira." He expres?ed doubts as to whether any good comes of class organizado a, butfavored athletics :n the University.