New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
HARVARD.
THE INCREASE or STUDENTS Now COUNTED by
HUNDREDS.

HUNDREDS
comhrdco Mass. oct. % (Speclal)-Th faculty has
unlisted he statistics OF the different departments OF
tle university These are given below the hrst mum
ber representing Tho figures for l59-lo92 the second
tho total registration thus far for the 1892 1893
Graduates. J2O2 ls0; seniors al. 32s Juniors, 3o+
qot sobbomorcs $751; 351 freshmen. ISL, 4O5 /;
srcclnI, 100 $50: Lawrence scientific school. 1l8
III Divinity school, 80, 81, Law school, 3G3 $50
Medical school, 800 All, Dental schools, 81, 90 ;
Veterinary school, 81, 81 Busscy Institute IA. g. 1t
will he seen from this that there are this year 2ooi
students in all, to 1913 OF last year. that Is gam
- .a1 But this does not include the summer school,
which has become an important department In the uni
versity. and 1t raises the total for the year 1882
1893 10 1885.
The Republican AMI Democratic clubs have agreed
TO meet In a Joint debate on the issues Of the tarh
and the Lodge Election bill. The debate Will probably
tak, plnce in Sanders Theatre within week or two.
Each side will be limited forty five minutes and the
sneakers chosen are From the Democratic Climb, j. s.
Brown ". &. Brown and A. ;. Hnyes, all Law Schoo'
men, from the Republican Club, A. p Stone, 93 ;
A. X Stearns, l.. s.. and n. c. Surbrdge, L. s. In adj
dItIon TO this each club arranging for public meet
Incs parades and the like The election OF the Ex
ccutivc Committee Of the Republican CuD resulted as
follows A. X Stcarns, l.. s. c. &. Morgan. l.. :. ;
r. BIstec '03; F. ". Dallnger. 03; W. |. Frothng
ham, '9i: X. Paine, 04; f. H. Warren, % and H. A.
Bull, '05.
The athletes. rule too busy to NEEDLE win
politics. and for them. at present political questions
ere no; uppcrmost in their minds. on Tuesday the
men given their FIRST practice on the new sopierS
Field. portion u this has been surrounded Win
high fence, and within the Enclosure no one Is ad-
mlttod. the work being strictly secret. For some
time however until within n week two OF the Yale
cnmc the eleven will continue to use jarvis Two or
three times a week.
The Arrangements Of the Yal" and Harvard eievehS
have agreed on :. V. Coffin, Of Wesleyan, and Alex
andcr Mofat, Of Princeton, n umpire ana referee
respectively. for the game at Springfield on saturday
November 10. Both filled the same positions In the
game last year.
The largest collegiate tennis tournament ever hcln
in this country has been In progress during the past
week. scycntyouc entries In thc singles ana rlhet'ch
I'm he double up to tonight have been narrowed dow
IA TWO players Chn,c %. AMI Hcnd. %. on Mon
day the winner Of the two Will play With Tracy iop-
pin. %. the champion Of last year r." ihc 'o'E'
st n meeting OF the class Of p3 II t"i to
urun- th, custom started b. -. last YER. TIE
election ~ Glass Ia, officer. r'sil cd as ioH'"S ,
Secretary, T. cd WadsWorh Mo re, maiS'nS. lie mar"
Walton Tfafori. Louis Adams Fothii sElin. DiN >
Fighter Vail orno.. Killings L"a~cd Hand pot
VII lam Vaughn Moody rils DAVID 9ailu' Nu 10y,
lvy fraior jane Aust Wilder. ch ri-iog. dl"F
Emerson Tarwcn ca,, day commit &c. trli " htN
lnracr: class commit &C. Gcorfc Rlchmpni a i's.
IT, Char'e. Kimhan Cummings. ii"My ware; p1o
10 rapfic committee. Jo,'ph Nifsn. Jp'"uA Dam ID
Upton. Tracy Hoppin.