New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

after a while attempted to blockade their passage The
freshmen. however rushed thc9 way through, and feel
ing that the sophom0rcs had uuduy ncrtered with their
liberty anj feeling that tu.n about WIS fair play, they
determined to make effort ~ take the fence, watch
they arc not allowed 10 do until ANNALS with this tho
fight began. such go5dHauIed pulling and hauling Il
not often seen. Tie cont sauts numbered nearly 2Oo
III u whom worried vigorously The campus filed
WIN upper cl17FMen WHO looked apprJvirely. ana
with toWuics vino gtped IN orcnmuuthcd wonder. The
m ELuen were getting the hcat of the det which lasted
iuF ~ minutes. whom the cry or Faculty was rHi-r
proceeded 10 take ght N truly vigorous manner S'y-
cfl IdlEys wee taken, md some poor T. l!0"i, II -
""eo Wl nave TN. months respite from their arlu
ous labors Against this Old habit OF rushing tae faculty
nave very stringent rules, which thtY ir} 10 enforce
buT LntV outstanding several persons are every yer -s
pended they cannot ~ seems. pa. end TO the custom
Ex-Capt Robert }. Cook YIe's great man, who is
studying law at his home in Flyctt, City Penn, has
been town several DAYS. and is taxing ahcrly inter
est in thc boating nttc-ts Of the college he came It
the invitation or Can't Collins, AMI has given several
valuable suggestions. Mr. Cook expresses himseit as
well pleased with the in training and thinks that
Nalr'~ prospects for fine never better IEe
eight VINO are to form tho have been chosen. and
are IS follows: ca tain, william ". Collins, Penn YIn,
y. Y, and Ebrdge O. Cooke. Worcester. Mass OF the
Senior Class; William L. James, HAMBURG. Iowa. OF the
Junior Class Frank L. HYDE. Hartford, Conn. Herman
Livingston, Ncw-loli City, and Oliver d. Thompson.
Butler, Penn, OF the sophomore Class; John W. We,cot
Of the Law school; Gerald ". Hart, New-Eritn, Conn.,
of the Junior Class. Scientific School. John r.. Clarke
NrWIork city, OF tn the Junior Class. Will be- tie -Uu
stfiute. There NAV ue some change bcfprr Tho race
For one. % ' not certain that Mr. Nc~cott who IL taking
I"''r Gac i" course, "il row, ~ bee Is binAu% ot
beginning business tho spring. The treasurer ot the
navy Is meeting with fair degree Of success In collect
InS. WINE money '0S not come 10 rs iari - coIi Dc
d. sired, 10 j. quit" certain mat the with Harvard
" 30 n0t be given up on account OF Lack Of funds.
Tho Rev Philips Brooks Of Boston delivered the last Of
his lectures ON preaching last These lectures have
been interesting, instructive and highly sdusfac,or 20
al. who have heard them VI. Brooks, as many people
know, is exceedingly large he Is six feet four
inches hight, and he j. very well pr3porti0nei his
weight cannot ili much short Of 800 pounds. His lie
livery very rapid. lud ed b is said by some, ne the
fet speaker u the country though others say Dr..
PaIteu OF Chicago ana Mr.. Moody equally fast
The Lyman BrcUArr course nf lecture Will next year
Dee dchyerd ng the Rev. r. W. Dale OF Birmingham En-
gland Dir. Dale is ConEre Gltiuual minister and j
known as the author OF work ou fL' Atunru,ut lie s
described interesting auS mproFiv i've speaker, aud
one VINO has armed distinction n regard tn questions
which have bearing upon social anu esiastlcai mt
trrs.