The sun., 1889-11-29
TIGERS GO CELEBRATING.
THEY ARE THE PEOPLE AND THEY'VE
COT THE MONEY TOO.

GOT THE MONEY TOO.
ExtemPoraneous Thank sEivInG Festivals
Raekets at the Theatres and an Inereas-
ing Rosy Glow the Unlverse Later.
Cheering yelling their college cries. blow
ing horns and singing snatches OF songs. the
Princeton tigers descended upon Broadway
last night and took Madison square to them
selves, as II IL we're their own campus. There
we're Yale students about, too, but they we're
silent except when Roaded by their conuuerors.
and then they gave back their New England
cry with fervor. The orange and the black
were above the blue. but all the same the New
Haven boys did not hide their color. 1t fut-
| tered from many q breast In the Hoffman
House and the Firth Avenue. But the wearers
| OF the orange and black predominated.
When this first tide Of exultation had ebbed
there was general inquiry about the teams. 1t
was reported that both elevens were all right
George the Princeton man who was injured,
| hadn't been sent to n hospital He had sprained
q llRament in his right ankle, but the doctor
said he would be around before long. Mean
while he was kept in his room at the Murray
Hill Hotel The other men OF his team had a
| big dinner In q private room there. the best
they have eaten in many days.
The Yale eleven dined at the Fifth Avenue
and 1t seemed as II most OF the other Yale fel-
tables Of the Hoffman, and had heaps OF New
Haven money to pay their bills. A crowd Of
the Jersey boys had tin horn taller than De-
| tectiye Jacobs OF the Hoffman House, and
bearing It aloit they marched through the art
gallery. jacobs suggested that there were
ladies n the house. and the youths laughed
-. right We ,, EGn't vi blow it here then' but
They did; It y, Eas a fog. horn blast; ~ ,.,o-
! n ctrtpad that n1a within yvo in
Of touching the floor stalked along tuReing. at
a blue scarf hanging from his pocket Another
Sn TSsy Eaed aRd az eaeS oRer in
dead lead 1ilones, 1 % and With Gum faces faces Then they
and this dialogue ensued:
And the other said Ies dam bad luck.
mo. I've lost it ali. and II hadn't creased
myself by buying return ticket and leaving
And all the other said was. -"
restaurant twelve Princetonians sat eating a
great dinner and giving thanks hilariously.
TO Snd
q speech. He said: !" GentIemen, sec BY your
coI9rs I that you are, are from prnsetop.", ..,.
Yes. you're right old man: we are from
ptrinSeton and d Ts year are the people. Hurrah for
And then Jacobs continued his oratory.
Yes gentlemen, hurrah for the orange and
the black. It's all right. and know, that
Thanksgiving comes but once year. and that
Princeton has won glorious victory. but
Perform it old boy" Interrupted one OF the
And / must ask yon, gentlemen" went on
Jae9bs 'bs to be Just trife queter for the sake
SO. though they insisted on singing Annie
Laurie; they sang it Il trile more quietly.
OF the college boys went to the
with other people, and the students. walking
arm in arm. made the crush all the greater
the Standard. the Biiou. and. the Fifth Avenue
wo 6andeS Tssesfs
sat In o block In the body Of the house and had
EG Ct as s1Ss so Ps1s
81 S S bsIe Part Sf hs audi
ootba % and one h1M 'WfsS Who asked Yale
then asked Who won the game 2, got for his
team from over In Jersey"
Between the FIRST and second, acts the boys
stayed in mt their Ell seats ats Scarcely had theicurtain
H1E$fh HSsEsa Ts'r s's
f"fE FaS iHi 'fSE Fsb Rs ES &fh
THAI, was kept up for as long as it would take
t9 read twenty neS Of de Gorons
NJ
What's the matter with Princeton2" The
chorused answer rang out, oh, she's all
right" and another deep-lunRed man got up
n the orchestra; waved an grange and black
with YaIe?" There was laugh from ali over,
and his comrades Of the orange answered:
"Oh. she's In he SOUP"
Who put heE;, there p" yelled the orange
s&%Stss 'Ss SssE II :SS5s'' boys
rows deep back Of the orchestra circle. and
filled uD the balcony. The show was brought
to a complete standstill several times but the
impersonated George Washington. The whole
in the yell "Who was George Washington
and wound up with breakdown that made
the building tremble.
Anumber OF young men who went to Roster
street spranR upon the stage during one OF the
acts and began TO yell for Princeton. They be-
came 80 obstreDerous at length that the man
ager sent messenger on the run to the |
squad went to the hail on tho double
quick and yanked the too enthusiastic stu |
dents back into the body OF the concert hall. |
There was such q crowd In the HRymarket |
dancing hall ut Sixth avenue and Thirtieth |
street that the doors were locked against ap-
picants long before midnight. The night |
The theatres out the boys jammed into the |
Hoffman House and began Bacchic festival.
Politicians had no show at the li:tle round
tables, The brushes were dipped deeper in
! he paint pots. and the, New York mud which
had been collected In the afternoon assumed
tho true Jersey mud color. Most Of the two
armies from Connecticut and New jersey will
get back to work at various hours during the
next i've days.