New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-27
MORE SUSPENSIONS AT PRINCETON.
GLOOM SETTLES UPON THE soPHoMoREs.

McARTER AND HARVEY SENT HoME-TuE FACULTY
DETERMINED TO PUT DOWN DISORDER.
PRINCETON, N. j., Sept. 26.-The official axe
OF the Faculty of Princeton College has moro fallen
and four heads lie 10 the anthazinz basket TWO
sophomores have been sent home and two juniors
according to last accounts. have been sus
pended indefinitely. The sophomores are Nc
Carter, the OF prominent lawyer OF
Newark, and o. Harvey. Of Baltimore. cousin OF W.
Harvey. of Cincinnati. who was expelled earlier In the
week There numberloss regarding this lat
css action Of the Faculty; some Of tho boys say that
McCarter will return in two weeks, while others de-
clare that the suspension indefinite II not final Har
vey, who left town at p m, is suspended for two
weeks only The difficulty in getting exact data in the
matter is found In the reticence Oh
the Faculty, that only
few of the friends of those home ut the last meet
ing OF the Faculty know who the victims are, and as
they leave town promptly they arc tho source OF no
tales Besides those suspended oxpclled-eght now
eitogethersevera sophomoros have been put on pro-
baon. These the leaders in tho hazng. the exact
extent Of whose participation in the transactions the
Faculty have been unable to determine
There is belief current here that the troubles were
largely attributable to tho juniors who at the opening
OF the term determined to have "some fun"
They accordingly "pokcd up" the freshmen and gave
the wink to the everready sophomorcs. and got up
rush Of nvely character. The two juniors who are
suspended expelled among the seyentyhve men
who aided the freshmen In their parade, and did so
effectively that the Faculty took them in hand There is
little doubt but that the Faculty have length inves
gated the mattor pretty thoroughly The resolution to
stop hazing has had a marked effect upon the
sophomore They particularly careful to give
cause OF offence. Indeed the evening singing and the
have died away. An old resident said erday to
Tx TRIBUNE correspondent II the boys don't pick
and begin to sing little they used To shall begin to
think that there sophomores here, to nothing
OF other students" One sophomore who was
called before the Faculty, says that 10 ia
keep quiet for year. lie said that he had had hand"
In the proceedings but witnesses found to prove
aught against HIN. consequently no escaped punish
msnt
The students all making protest against the pub
loation OF affairs here nnd The Paeei0nidn has
yet the gravity OF the occurrences has not been
mngnihed. Indeed, enc sophomore to-day admitted
mat one freshman put TO bed thiryive times In
all Inc eject which The nrmness or the Faculty has
produced was clearly 70 be today ut the first
OF baseball between the freshmen and the sophoinOres
the Faculty determined 10 be the guard prOctors
Junior prOctors and tutors hand that all
went well, it did The game
good Tho sophomore watching the game,
TOOK satisfaction In derisive shouts OF Fresh,
frcsh fresh. sip boom, hah I" whenever biunder
made on the freshmens part when they got out The
sophomores won with OF 10 ]. King aud Taylor
pitched and caught respectively for the freshmen and
Merkcr ana Joyine for the sophOm0rcs.
IL Ia the general impression that the Faculty Will
rest OH tho present result OF its Investigations touching
the hszng satisfied that the spirit OF disorder has been
put down. Those who probation will assuredIy
exercise eKtrome caution for they convinced that
INC fAcuIty IA Ia no mood Tor trifng.