New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCEToN'S NEW ATHLETIC FIELD.
Joy OVER THE DEFEAT OF YALE-PLANS FOX
THE NEW cuEMcAL HALL.

JOY OVER THE DEFEAT OF YALE-fhHNs '0
THE NEW CHEMICAL HALL
Princeton. n J. MAY "a (speclaD.--Ths las been
gala day In this ordinarily quiet college to"h Inc Inc
new university athletic field has been oPci0o WIN
appropriate exercises, and best 0f ALL ,le i'i0O
nine has defeated its old rivals from Ne"-HaNo' :" w
Of the most exciting games ever piayed Oc'"'o ~
of the two colleges Town and coAese were Al
attire and everything at It's best. Oro"us u
visitors alnupi and their friends with a charming
sprinRnc of ladies gave their presence To the aus
picious opening Of the new grounds anu NV
deleg.tion of Yale men, graduate ana uhue' "UV
helued to swell the chorus OF cheers ana shouVs "O
married. the contests of the old rivals Ihe ne" olu
is credit 10 Princeton, which can now boast ol a.
Gns athletic equipment in thus respect as any o'hor
collcrc in the country nVely celeDfauoh Vi INV
baseball victory took place on the campus Vonio""
There was end 10 tie enuiusiasin a4u Joy '"'o'
which prevailed.
Ground has been broken for another new coi'eeo
-buding and by next year part. at least 81 'iic
new Chemical Hall will be in The bmidlhs VIII
bs near the school science, extending Ioi ieet o
;Nassau-st. and los feet on Westinghouse, III 'i0
shape of all l.. The building Will be ell'icy aooNo
the ground, having cellar. The eAHror VIII Do
of Haverstraw BRICK laid i'll rcd mortar having pass
Of Trenton sandstone. in the basement VIII be the
,ssav laboratory 43 by II; cloakroom, $50 lockers
.storeroOni, large rooms ior gas ail' - ,,H o
large for practice in technical ana ,cty,re
chemistry The ilrst floor Will contain d 'couL0
room 50x36 for l65 students with eAPereSS SdUna room
roam for mineral cabinet, one FOR study ol eHcIu'
pGysics laboratory graduate students ana 1id @
fectnre roam The second floor Will nave "a ldso
laboratory 72x5o with space for " Ges' ia anS Sea by
,wOrkroonls The building was piaihTu ii ueS XoV ~!
Professor Cornwall, and Richard N. huh'' u -'o"
York, is the architect .. .,,o ,ricor y at
Again a proposition is made to start me ilgcr, ,e %s
one time a humorous college paper, winch Pc0%nlo n
rather too humorous to suit the faculty: ~ rs p fr
posed now 70 work up material during the summer -. %
Several numbers. This material WI DC su4' % Trers
the faculty who VIII decide M.cic " M nancr which
serves as a medium for whatever artistic anu Huino
talent the college possesses -, 4. ,o,, IN prnce
The Yale freshmen have refused to Play N reeman rree
ton II is likely that game between the resiIha,i III
mines will be arranged for commencement "eeA Nj
New Haven. A., .,,. .o,-ra,ren+ have been
r,snned TO tlree-Galdwin' 'el, lierrick 9i, sio ,
Vsmon ,OI They viii compete for prizes ana lle
winner will play johnson, 49,. for the college oiii
pionship. ,,-i, o.hostra this week
,be following officers were elected: President Dun
ham yice-p president. YcOmans; secretary anu "0Ss-
urer, Abrams. , III, s,.t.s &c dircctor
Professor Oris has finished his duties a. olrec'ot
NJ the American School at Athens, ana Is now au
Rome. lie will spend the summer at hc'oelpers'