New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
PROGRESS At OLD BROWN.
THE OLD CHAPEL REVIEWS IT'S YOUTH AM
BEAUTY - BASEBALL MEN BUSY AND
UOPFFUL-LAW LECTURES


providcncc Ian % (Spccian.-Vntil last Monday
,ro chanel exercises Of Brown had been conducted III
Seylcs Memorial Hall while repairs were hcing manc
II, tho interior Of Manning Hall. The "old Chapel'
nrcscntcd totally different appearance as the STUDENTS
entered II ON Monday. Instead OF the dinN E''N
walls a cheerful and beautiful shade of yeIIo" met
fhc eve The pulpit and gallery were panied cream
white while the top Of the pulpit was covered WIN
nush. the scttees and platform had been palht"d III
r,,bogauv and the windows at the east end OF the
room were hung with maroon curtains. Thc "reeA
frlege Is particularly suited to the architectural pan
- the exterior which modelled after a Greciah
templc The renovations on the whole are very com
mcndabe and prove that progressive spirit pc'N'uV'
Brown.
The baseball nine went into training in the gym
rasiIm thc last week under captain Mcndcnhall Next
week they will begin practice in the cage Inc Ioi
lowing are the candidates and places Tor Wh'h 'heS
ar, training: Pitcher. Woodcock, 'o1 and sexton w
catcher \. b. Browncn, o2, and H. F. Thurstol' ""
first bose Weeks. '03, Fish, 93, and Brownell. 93
SECOND base Dowd, '93, and W. Is. Perry 'Ol; thru
ho,e MaQlc 'g3: short,op, HOycy, 80; leftlod,
ueudcnhall 'O1 ccntrc1cld. WOodcOck and sexton ;
rchtncld Mcdonald. '0i Messer, '0l, and Rice w.
Al a meeting Of the Baseball Association held
January - the resignation Of Manager Tanning was
presented and accepted although every means had
tecp used to induce Mr.. flaming to retain the place
Gcorce Holden 'gl the scorer, elected manager,
ard Mr. Tanning was elected to fill the position made
vacant hy Mr. Holden. Thus the nine VIII continue
under the management of the two men VINO are a'
ouaiuted with the working Of the team. Never before
d Brown students look forward TO the baseball season
with greatcr expectations, and well they may ior
uroXn will place in the field next spring what Is ap
parcntly the strongest team she ever had.
The freshman nine met saturday and elected j. d. l..
lanes ~ their captain Ninety three bids fair to put
VERY strong nine in the field cnXt spring KicarS Is
manager.
Professor Gardner will deliver the last lecture IN the
cour.e given by the Historic and Economic society
Monday evening. ..., -...,.,...r n.
the Census for Rhode Island. " j., ,..,,.,r
priLc OF flO hae been "H'Icu pS '''"''V'
Cnhy of the class OF -, for the ht't brown N"'ie
words and music submitted before Mai'h 49, l0uV' m
The semi annual examinations began JdluHIS -
and viii continue until January -. THURSDAY, Jan
I,ar 10 vill be- Observer day Of prayer ana the
tudcft, viii bee given opportunity 70 lrcuyfatr
from the effects Oi excessive pre- examination s.l4,
and prepare 10 enter upon the WORN 81" i"e ~ ~
According % the usual CUSTOM lut litN'"'hN VIII
fr.ach IN, the chapel at IL a. N. on Ihur@ltN
F,> President Robinson hhs been appoltcu 'llc ul
the lecturers at the And0vcr Ihcol"s.cal seminary
I.egInuing with the next term there VIII %" an clc
tive I'm l,v Tor the senior ClIss, IN the form OF 'ousr
n lecture, delivered hy prominent members "l III,
Thlln Island h.r As far gcd the lectures ana
~ Andrews. t9l Common Law Judge Mat"son .
%, IL Fpuity-. - statutory Law Amasa tat"n :
II Real Property !. 6. Fly; lb "1onIia'tSS;;.
lie Hon. y. t. rhur,t2n IGrtsi ,.,yc.s "
,hn Coninor tn the Roman Law Arnold Green ,
'iOi Probate Law Judge >plnk. ~ "JnTy IHah
l2l state Courts and Procedure. Judt' 9nc''' .lnl
. Federal Courts and Procedure Thla 4 hut 'i'p
Ion me direction II a law school. which President An
Jrcs A. thr lcgnnlug Of the year. expressed desire
~ establishing iu connection with tic university