New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04
A FINE ARRAY OF STUDENTS.
UNDERGRADUATES AND ALUMNI OF THE CIT


COLLEGES TURN OUT IN GREAT NUMBERS
The Columbia College boys did themselves proud
rhcv formed in Frankllnst under George II. Finck,
$50 4 OF L. as grand marshal, and Lincoln CROMWELL
SO S. of L., and fell Into line by schools, headed ~
hand. II was seldom that the band couid DC hea'o'
however, as the ringing cries OF " 'Ray-'Ray-hay-
Colu-m-b-i-ar and whats the matter with HarnSon'
He's all right lies loa-You bet" sounded again
and again There were about 500 in line, including tho
alumni who were headed by Charming Ellefy Of the
class OF ~ The marshals were school OF Law. H.
~ Peck 30 Louis Rcnncs 49, and q. ID. Serbia 81
School Of Arts, T. b. Penfeh 30; Fl. W. turner
80. and T. L. Herman, 80 school Of Medicine II.
A. Bralthwae, $50; J. Macleod 80; +. G. LAWSON
go; c. F. Chapman, '91. School OF Mines T. f.
weches. 49, and ]. W. Crowel, 80. The students
were headed by a large Republican banner Inscribed
Columblas ChoIce7 and bearing pictures OF Harrison
and Morton wearing mortar boards. Another featurs
of this part Of the parade was Cleveland ana Mor,oh
banner carried upside down 1t was the Coiumola
College Jefersouian Club banner which the OoiuDiA
Republicans had captured shortly after the Democrats
had raised It in front of the college campus on Thurs
day.
CLEVELAND SENT A SUBSTITUTE
III. bovs x,l.ed for two and half hours in Frank
Inst before 1t was time for them for them to sta''
and while waiting they amused themselves by burning
and tearing up all the bahdannas they could hnd'
One injudiclous man climbed out Of second Story
window In front of the students and loudly declared
that protection was good" while hc waved a Dig
led flag in their faces. The boys bought all the apples
on a stand near by, and In less than minute nah'
window and the adjoining wall were slght 10 oenou'
The panes OF glass were broken the bandanna had dis
appeared and the man beat hasty retreat amid tho
cheers OF the students One of the most amusing Oh
the crys of the Columbia boys was:
"Shoot, shoot-I can't shoot
But can send substitutes
One Of their performances which pleased the spec
tators was q which the boys executed every
few minutes while they yelled Who is Ben Harf-
son1 First in war-First in peace-tiist In tho
hearts Of his countrymen."
HUNDREDS OF LOYAL UNIVERSITY MEN.
The students of the University of the City Of New.
York. which Is overwhelmingly Republican.
were out In full force. The band OF Reno Post,
No A, G. A. r., led the column. Then followed the
medical Students 300 strong, Dr. sylvester acting az
marshal, assisted by George g. LUSH president, ana
W. B. Adams, treasurer of the club. banner with
portrats of the candidates decorated with flags and
surnounted BY the college emblem Of the skull and
cross bones, was borne the head Of the lne Fol-
lowing this an enormous banner, reaching al
most across the street and eight feet In height on
a blue ground were tho words university Medicai
College, in white the whole being set of with red
border As the representative OF the Republican
portion of the faculty, Professor E. ID. Fisher had
prominent place in the front rank
Then came the students OF the New-York College
of Dentistry, with 105 men In line. handsome
blue plush banner, bearing the monogram
OF the institution was carried at the head OF the
column DR.. J. W. Davis acted as marshal, ASSISTED
by E. b. Armstrong Oscar Lopez, f. II. Werner and
Alfred Bamman The young dentlsts were SUN
further distinguished BY knots of the college coiois
with small American flags worn at the button-hole.
BEATING THE UNIVERSITY GONG.
Tho students of the Academic Department OF the
university were the next in line, commanded by
Arthur NJ King grand marshal, and T. c. McClellans
49, Talmadge 90, f. c. Crawford, 81, and Gardner,
o. assistant marshas At the head of the column
was the university campaign gee club and campaign
songs and the repeated I" Rah, Rah, Rah, N. Y. u,
sss Boom An ~ of the students formed feature OF
the parade. Small flags were carried and one OF tho
students with weldeveloped muscles beat the coieso
gong with so much energy and enthusiasm ina,
the approach of the cub was made KNOWN
TO the spectators when IT. was stu
four blocks away. Tho university banner bearing
the words " New-York University was carried py
the club. -, Ola -.
The law students Of the University Of the City OF
New-York were commanded by T.. 5. Mashbir graua
marshal This club distinguished by neat biuo
badges and by each student carrying In his hand
copy of Blackstone, Kent, Story, or some other eg
authority.