New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
'o2 HAD DIETER NOT RUSH Us
OPP SHE'LL. GET KILLED.

Tho freshmen could not stand that. or came
hats and coats and the sophom0res gathered IN
solid mass around the tree which bore the no'l'e'
while the freshmen gathered in body aoouO
twenty feet away At IN appointed g1al' WIN
a veil the freshmen charged the tree ana INC
fight RACED thick and heavy for i've minutes
Tben freshman named Nichols, backed by a
number of stalwart '02 men, reached the tfee' anu
after a fierce conflict the sign came down inc
freshmen flushed with victory, bearing tiie p'eOe'
of tbe broken sign marched down to the cloaN-
room and refused TO fight further Az ihe De-
cnninr of the rush Edward Post, one OF the
freshmen was struck by sophomore inrlihs' ~
ciincbcd with his antagonist. H. Il. lutue' the
largest man in the sophomore Glass; ihso"''S
seized the freshman. and Post VINO was ""TN
smaller than the sophomore, after minute n'",S
threw him TO the ground. lutte STRUCK nc"'iS
on the stone pavement and lay there sio'.'',' =
TIo ,,os to,on TO the dice of the college, and a
doctor was called. 1t was found tha' nc n"u ''.,'
arart the cords of the muscle in his rgn ar' .I a.,
;niurv more serious than If he had prohcn i ~.
bone the physician said lutte WIZ " dnscn+cd
of the Columbia freshman crew una, L ,,at
Harvard at New-London last June, ann ana Il. vi
nrcyrnf ali thoughts # rowing for him. lie . 3"
son of Bishop futile. Of 81 LOUIS. .. ,r,,,.,ti,s
Al . 30 o'clock the freshmen WehI 20 n -. -
AMI hold their first class meeting y'hn IN, -
ls loctod nresident and Julius j. NhtaOie sccfv-
90. COMMITTEES were appointed TO frame co1 I
stitution To see about Obtain ne CHESS lI.,, nd
10 arrange for teams Of 100 a. .us I'D ~tron
rowing The class is rcTna rkaoiy mr. ~ ~ foot
ord contains n number Of gQod ruh'tiH ~ i,.i,-
LaU ,,Ia,-ar, and the uD0er cassmcn LiNe a".n5
ui P .,ements 10 test tho new men ana Itail
ali rror,is;nr athletes After long di'cuss'on' '
following resolution was c'r-ieu' . ..o sonbo
resovel That we a. a class viii not fusn 'ne P
,nore class at all. either individually or CUM
Tho trustees of the college held Their tist ~
meeting of the year YESTERDAY Ilalli t and 10
,Lo rr, sident of the Board. was present an" ~
was n short one. The election OF I" l,sn
fcsor n iii the vacant Latin chalr WaS a-i,,n
,,oned The committee appointed 10 ~ Al
nominations for the prcs'd ncy or I'M ILL ,.,e
not report letter from IreSldcnl ,,Sror,d
read and Acting President DE- q wv "" lce of DR.
70 anpoint an instructor 10 ~ the piH0 ~ cl,ls
Sbo-+ the recent instructor OF the soiii. i
an atm who has resigned. Dr Drial,yI :" 50 -
Tr & Egbert TO the char. Dr., ShaIE' =. ~ o..
baldwin was appointed fellow III FL i,ho vas
ii.' D. fcssor Price fine celestial gvne w." s
slsvI.ll ~ +be t~uste.s f,om Edward Scuuucr
Johnston a graduate Ot the coiic7s,' .Loin animal
The alumni of the college held tn er "i' Ioin
,octing last nj ght in the Library bullphs,, ,r
I Wheclc- read the address Wnlen op'n ,,rno~5 in
oIslv the idea advanced by fres ~ to
- iosf report that i might DC TNps"' !. The
nIS The School Of Arts in the college. ~
,it',tion would then lose It's indivldually, M
ma and become a mere ass mDlaSe vl DE- .'o
,"sS'onol schools from which chanst IL "U"l Efob
o+bfnr- In conclusion tho address pau y n,-d ~
tribute TO the administering on ina,amce in
.ld Tho progress effected by It's lnhuen0' IL
FrrdeTic r. Coudcrt was reelected presiu III
% - 0AiTmni Association. c. &. DE VII 'lV
urcsidcnt W. 5 Sloan secretary ""u "
SmOndS treasurer