The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-10
100000 FOR PRINCETON.
Additional Changes In the College Course
Recomnended-Ciass Day.


Recomuended-ClnssD Day.
PRINCETON Juno 9.-The annual meeting OF
the Board OF Trustees of Princeton College
was held to-day. President Patton recon-
mended further radica! changes In the curricu-
lum which was revolutionized last year. and
the success OF which is attested by the Presi-
don't. Tho changes recommended and author
lied by the Board are:
!. Tho junior required physics hereafter to occupy
two hours week throughout tho year, and Junior
elective in physics to be instituted. TO occupy
four hours week throughout the year Students elect.
ing this to be excused from the Junior required
phys,cs and be credited with two hours Of elective
work. Special honors In mathematics and mathemat
icaI science be open only to those who take the
Junior elective physics
p Tho senior required astronomy to be transferred to
tho Of junior year and assigned Two hours
week.
s. Tho senior required geology to be transferred to
tho rst Of Junior and assigned two hours
week
l. Tho junior required political economy to be as
signed two hours week instead of three. as hereto
fore
s. Seniors to choose twelve hours elective work. in.
stead OF ten, as heretofore
The schedule of junior and senior required studies
ieeond term! rhy.iss, political teUIomy EnEsh and
hoars elective Work. senior year, irst term; Ethis:,
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President Patton then made the following
with tho Increase OF students, we need.
moro than anything else. yet another dormi-
| tory and have no words in which to express
! the gratitude and qualification feel in being
| able to announce that Mrs. Brown most Gener-
s9ns for this his purnose The new
and which Is one OF the finest building on tho
/ Ia n y nf Mrc
Brown. 1t cost between s750nO and 500 900
Mr.. 7. H. T. Sailer OF the class Of s9 was an.
nounced as holding in readiness the sum OF
$4,000. With Interest at 5 or cent, payable
from June l. 1880. to be delivered TO the rus
tees Of Princeton C9li leg; when they succeed in
practical, and spiritual Bible study to the
Friend Of the College" has given 10000
PEI peclay Pissident KSHdeli and Prof. Shaw bii of
FnSn sn EQUITY to & The
endowment OF SCHOLARSHIPS. Sixty dollars was
announced from Prof shaw as tho interest on
Chester county alumni scholarship.
This has been class day, and great crowds Of
esSPa ssT Began H. in tho sDG3iR s
Presbyterian Church o,s Tss u,t senior class
ter Of Ceremonies. Both wore acedamic eos
tunes. In the church Dr. Patton made an ad-
dress. in which he emphasized the fact that
OF New Jersey shall henceforth be called the
University of Princeton. He then introduced
the famous football pull back Is. L. Ames, who
had plenty OF smiles and pleasing salutatory
address for his many admirers. AS he rose
three cheeIs were given Tor him. At the con-
delivered by Francis Palmer Of MainO. The
CLASS poem was read by Harl ". Hathaway Of
New Jersey.
Next in order was the planting Of the ivy.
and this 80 did with enth usasm. The ivy was
planted beneath tho va Is Of old Nassau Hall,
70 the left Of the tigers that guard the entrance
thereto on either side. 4. I. Cham bers deliy-
present cheered him..
The most interesting part OF tho days pro-
ceedings were the exercises around the old
Revolutionary cannon. The various speeches
were Int spersed with music ly brass band
The first thing was the reading Of the cnss
history by J. Warren Bird Tho presentation
grafton, by II. Il Janeway; kent the, audience
speech hy the censor, II. W. Perrin. James j.
Charlton, President Of the class delNs cd the
address 10 the class after which the roll was
called by J.. ID. Speir Then each member of
the class was presented with three foot clay
pipe, The singing Of the class ode the words
by A. $. Baker ended the class exercises OF 1870.
Several class reunions will be held To- morrow,
among them being that OF go. 70, rs, so aud
80. The latter will give banquet in Mercer
Hall after the meeting In the English room.
Tho 10 men will have dinner at Dohm's
Among the events OF tomorrow will he the
laying OF the foundation stones of the new Clio
tho stone Of Clio and deliver an Grafton The
society will then bold Its l25th anniversary. at
which the Rev. Howard Dufleld, D. d., will
deliver an Grafton.