New Building at Cornell.

Through the gift of Hiram Sibley, Jr., Cornell is the recipient of a new building for the Engineering department. When completed it will cost $50,000. It is made of gray sandstone, of the same style of architecture as the old Sibley building. A large part of the building will be devoted to the school of Marine Engineering. The top floor will be entirely given up to draughting, the latest improvements in desks and lighting arrangements being made a feature. On the main floor will be located the Museum, where will also be lecture and recitation rooms. It is expected that the building will be ready for occupancy by the end of the Easter vacation.