New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
PRINCETON.

Princeton. March 81 (SpcciaD.-Aftcr many vexa'ouS
DELAYS the unvcrsit baseball team has at last got
fairly into training. Captain Young sent ms h'e'
20 the tralnng-table last Wednesday
CAPTAIN King OF the football team, has called on
oil th candidates for next years eleven 10 begin WORK.
The backs have been outdoors for Kicking and passing
and the new men have been given preparatory eNef
else in the gymnasium. The forwards VIII nc put
10 work on the canal after Easter Eisht-oafed GIGS
will be purchased and the meh kept in training by
rowing
The professors In the various departments OF ue
college are doing great deal of extra curriculum work
inst at present In the historical department Professor
sloane is engaged upon volume entitled Inc hpoch
of Independence" to be published in American Iiis'or
series by scribners He is also preparing an article
on George Bancroft for The Atlantic Monthly A. r.
Dennis. Boudnot fellow In history, is at work npon
a thesis entitled Rousseau and the influence OF HIS
Political Writing. upon America John +. Coney
fellow in social science writing thesis upon the
recent tariff laws Of the United States and is also pre-
pairing paper for the seminary upon the influence 81
the American Revolution upon Europe. Professor
RAYMOND, In the department OF oratory and hesthcuc
criticism Is about 10 publish book on the genesis
of art and Dr. Miller In the department, has on
hand a condensation OF "1he Orators Manual MI
Wallace is completing his book entitled Princeton
Sketches" which will be published by Putnams. Mr.
Wheeler Is at work upon textbook to be USED IN Inc
freshman in rhetoric Funk d Wagnalls nave
now i'm press a work by Professor hunt enutCI
Ethical Teachings in Old English Authors Pro
lessor West has nearly completed a volume entitled
@Alcun, the Founder OF Christian schools under
Charlemagnes This Is the second in the series oil
"Great Educators, and viii be published by Scribhcrs
during the spring In the department OF geology Pro
lessor Scott and Professor H. F. Osborn, of Columbia
have nearly finished the work upon winch they have
been engaged for some time, monograph entitled
"An,erican Fossil Mammaa." and 1t Will be published
some time next month.
The Republican club has elected the following OH
GERS President c. P. Spooner OF senator SpOoner
Of Wisconsin; secretary and treasurer, Thomas Ben.
Of New-Jersey vice presidents J. NJ. Brennan, '02 ,
l. W. Street, 80; Il. X. Wurts '03; b. b. McAlpn
'93; T. F. Humphrey, 90 Henry Vincent %; j. NJ
Flint '05 and l.. +. Pease. '9j.
The university dramatic association will produce
the new play, Katherine for the first time next
Tuesday evening. The gymnasium has been secured
for the purpose and the management this year has
undertaken 10 the best possible stage-setnrS
The play Is q travesty by John Kendick Banks on
"The Tanning Of the shicw.'
At a recent meeting OF the sketch club fhnl ar
rangements were made for the OF instruction
Mr. Foster, OF the National Academy Of Design OF
New.Yorh has been engaged 10 instruct the club and
will meet the members every week in the photograph
ing room OF the School Of Science.
Blederwolf 80, who has been president OF the
Philadelphan society for timc left college TINS
week 10 take charge OF the rescue mission work at
Scranton. Penn
In the CH0 Hall senior oratorical contest J. W.
New-Jersey second. In the Wing Hall senior con.
test Wednesday evening the first Prize was gwen to
White, OF New-Jerscy. In the speaking contest IN
Wing Hall. Thompson. 90. won first prize. and Nicely
DEBATE Coehn s was awarded first prize and
W. X. Prentice, '92, second