New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
sTIrDy AND SPORTS AT RUTGERS.
DATES OF THE FOOTBALL GAMEs-CLAsS AND
OTHER ELECTIONS.


OTHER ELECT ONS.
New-Brlnswick. y j.. Oct CspcciaD.-A series of
ESSAYS on "The FavorIte Books and Authors of
Chaucers recently prepared by Charles d. Deshler.
vos IN the Judgment of the Professor Of English
Literature Dr. Hart so exhaustive treatment OF the
learning Of Chaucer, that at his request MI Desher
has presented to the College Library the manuscript
comics of the essays. They fill an unoccupled place
IN the literature upon Chau"er. The manuscript Is
handsomely bound in two volumes, and Is written.
without an interneation, in the clearest and most
beautiful pcnmarshIp. The college tennis toulna-
ment opened Thursday. Thus far. in singles. Citing
has beaten Chalen Schenck vanluished Brett j shop
defeated Hopper, sutton won from BOnneH. and kobeh
succumbed to the superior skill OF IunyOh' lhere
have been no doubles played as yet
The football team has completed The following
schedule of games for this month; October L. at
Now. Rr,nswick Rutgers IS. University Of Pennsyl-
vania: October 49, at New Brunswick, Rutgers vs.
LAFAYETTE: October %, at Bethlehem. Penn, Rutgers
Is Lehigh: October 80, ut Philadelphia, Rutgers vs.
University of PENNSYLVANIA Tho team has Tceivel
challenges from Harvard, Pr ncetOn, Cornell the
University Of NewYork, Williams and other teaihS'
ard dates will be fixed later. The eleven play as
follows Left end, Aydelott left rusher' Bruere hit
guard Messlcr; centre rush. LUZ right guard for''
right rusher Whltenack right end. Bishop quarter
back DE witt: half backs, Glasier and statesbu'y
full back, Lockwood
predecessor Rowser's mathematical text books have
now been adopted by Cornell. They are in use In
nearly all the leading colleges in the country
The Glee Club, tho most popular OF the coile2o
organizations has begun the seasons WORK. INC
new panlst is w. ward stephens, who since he en'eiei
co,,ece has received and declined offers to become
musical director Of the Denver, COLI Conservatory Vi
Music and of the Toledo, Ohio, ConseTVdorS'
Tho Zeta Psi fraternity has moved into It's large
In Collage the hnnlsOntnl u
all the recent houses. The Chi Psls have moved
to rooms I'm tho Masonic Hall.
There are about a hundred students In New Drums
wick in various stages Of preparation Tor th9 mle'S'
Their, are over sixty In Hertzog Hall and dozen
moro would have taken rooms could they have DeeI
A,o%anI"r Van Wagner has been elected senior
edi,or ~, " THE Targump the college PAPER The as
socate editors are 4 +. Madam. j. = Van Ories, AZ
thur Spaulding william u. Mad, H. Is. van Arsuaio
II J. Scudder and Carrot j. FOlmsOee' -
The Rev DR. r. sandford Doolittlo IS looked upoI
As DR. Cooks successor vce-president OF me rOi
lese, and Professor n, S AISany en- " Museum.
snoken Of as his probable successor as state GeooSst
several Of the sophomores had narrow escape
last week. f,om being shot as burg arS IheY pla
cared The town BY night with huge scarlet piOcama
ons warning the freshmen not To carry canes OF "ea
high hats and while pSsun G te'r va I1 near ~
came 10 investigate ana they ran Inc Wa'chhla
fired three shots at them. but luckily none too
pro,ossor Scott IS sim filing Professor Johnston
nlacn at Princeton besides doing his work here. Dl
scott's History OF New-Jersey' IS announced b
IIoughton, Mihiln & co a. Delng III PRES IL Is u"
Tho freshmen have e.ectod the lowing officers
President A. H. smack; Nlcc-pleshenI FRANK MA
vim treasurer Robert ID. Merrill; secretary iaff
Cusslcr; historian. William Mcknight; ,-.,
Manager Strang has been reelected Dy the Athletl
Association To manage it, affairs for another year
The following other officers have been chosen Tres
dent George ". Glasier, 30; vcepresment W. ~, ~
Mayor, 90; secretary and treasurer r. d. bre"' u
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