New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-24
PRINCETON.
THE EVE OF THE GREAT CONTEST.

THE EVE OF THE GREAT CONTEST.
Princeton, N j.. Nov. % (Specia)-The subject OF
football will occupy the minds OF the students W 'e
exclusion Of everything else for the FEW DAYS uat ao
main before the Yale game About every man on the
team went to Spn gfch last Saturday to witness inc
game between Harvard and Yale Princeton VIII get
her cripples in line this week and prepare for the
final contest. Captain Poe will play again tomorrow
and endeavor to develop his tactics The team VIII
play upaidcd by the spectators enthusiasm this week.
the management having given notice that no person
will be admitted upon the grounds during the tme OF
practice There rush for tickets yesterday morning
when the tickets for the beachers were put on sale
The football management secured large number. and
will hold the balance few days in order that all the
students may be supplied before they are returned
A recent number of " The London Academy" speaks
In terms of the work Of Princeton professors ID
connection with some articles in the last number OF
"Thc American Journal of Archaeology" OF when
Professor A. L. rockingham, jr., is managing editor
and Professor Allan Marquand editorial contributor.
These articles deal with questions in the hisloEcai
development OF architecture, the first OF them by ITO
fessor rockingham aiming to prove that the principles
of Gothic architecture were introduced into Iaiy pS
the French Cistcrcian monks. The second OF INC
Princeton articles entitled "reminiscences of Egypt
in Doric Architecture" by Professor Marquanu Is
scholarly and thoughtful treatment of the subject Inc
third paper in the series, which The Academy dess
mates as notable" is by George b. Hussey, some tinc
fellow Of archaeology at Princeton The suoIeet was
suggested to him by Professor MarQuand, and Is an
attempt to enumerate the known Greek temples ana
tms TO estimate the importance Of the cities ana the
relative degree of reverence in which the scVefal
deities were held. Another important paper Is con-
tributed by Mr.. Hussey Oh the work OF the American
School OF Classical Studies at Athens, III wcn ne ms
brought together all that Is to be known ABOUT uieeh
sculptured crowns and crown lnscrptiohs' lheso
articles are Of value showing the interest WINCH
manifested I'm Princeton In archaeological matters
The work In this department OF the colcso Has ~
ceived strong impetus through the active ehor1s anu
high scholarship OF Professors rockingham ana Mar
Quand a.. rrr,.
Last wear there WAS trouble between thc gym
nastic association and the faculty about the ahui ca
hu,i,,on given in the gymnasium in commencement
weak The association wanted to charge ADMISSION
in order 10 raise money for their suits. Aiie '"'
decided that the exhibition should be free. AS 10
sut there was no exhibition, and the ASSOCIATION We
cided to dsband. The invitation from the Mammalian
Athletic Club to give an exhibition IN the ciuo ~ "
nasium has given new stimulus to this department. u
athletics aud Will doubt result in now associa
ton being formed. The gymnastic Instructor l. .
Turner has appointed the following captains over the
men that arc 10 train for the exhibition George *
Wallace ,ei. captain of the team James Barnes, ~
captain of the pyramids John "a. Adaison bay
o. captain of double tgapeze; Benjamin " White
'03, captain q flying trepe1e; vo, aoa pavarx
HenIy. 10 of Philadelphia have in their possession
some very interesting and valuable collections OF an
tSssphs 10 ana the College az the beginning Of the Henry
~ ne Autoe1o PHI Collection. ,.,,, ,n.
cannon TeStsrdsy The hares. George w. Belts. o2
and Walter W. Xikman 'Oa, covered distance Of fy'
ttesn minutes the hounds The r;s man pd il VIA
The Junior class held mass-meetins on Friday an'
sent aeeE s1Ss K sS Of
was a ane student stood near the head OF his elias
and had many warm friends among the members OF al
The results of the senior essay contest in the Gle
sophie tE Dsnn a5 city, CG
prize James ii. Dunham. Of Trenton, ~ ,. ao,
in i 6Se s'Si chapel on thursday evening m
mandolin club Is new rnS. t9iI ye ye ana rs
concerts before starting thor Western trip durln
the holidays The first will t be II bnSetGn ON ON D.
CORNELL.
Ithaca n. ", Sow. - speciaD.-Heretofore a.
nominations for professorships In the university hav
been made by the University Senate. consisting
all the full professors, In number about forty BY
new statute Just adopted, the president nomnates III
professors 20 the University Senate, which has bee
rcorcnnized, and consists OF seven member
exofacio and eight others elected from the facult
The exoffcio members the President Of the Tn
ycrsity. Dean of the General Faculty. Dean Of Il
school OF Law, Director of the College of Agicultur
Director of the College Of Civil Engineering Dr-c'
Of sibley College and the Dean OF the Susan Linn Sal
School OF Philosophy. Finally the action Of Il
senate is confirmed rejected by the trustees. TT
series of informal Thursday afternoon receptions Civ,
by Mrs. Adams the presidents wife. to the lac
students Of the university has become an importa
and pleasant feature Of this college life
Yesterday Mr.. william l.. Saunders, OF New-fo
city. delivered lecture upon the Production. Transi
and Use of Compressed Air." The lecture W
illustrated Us means OF the calcium light. Tie ectu
crowded. -,