New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
IIARE ARD.
THE ro.G MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS TO BIZ IsE'irN
IN THE SPRING.

IN THE SPRING.
Cambridge Dee ispecial.-At meeting OF me
president aud fellows Harvard University last MO"
dav the site Of the Fogg Museum OF Fine Arts "s
determined upon II will BE- placed on a me ras'
OF Uolworihy and north OF Appleton Chapel. or Ill
rc,tv opposite the delta NJ the end Of Memorial Han
Excavation for the foundation VIII begin early In
the spring. AS yet pans have been determheu
upon but the building Will doubtless be the most
artistic from an architectural point OF view OF any
I'm The YARD The fine arts department has Tor years
been suffering FOR want OF suitable ACCOMMODATIONS
With this building beginning. one need not eN
pet TO whit long 70 see tn" University ea"'Pp""
with a fine arts department and museum nppropria"
10 the college and worthy ~ such director ny
Professor Norton.
4 patnphlet recently issued by the Graduate scho0
gives some Interesting facts The total number oi
students enrolled /. 2O6: Of these hft'en are NON
resident. either studying abroad or engaged III
scientific research IN parts Of the country on
fellowship, and scholarships which are granted by
rlc school Eight In Germany. one In England
one in France on" In Athens and one In Honduras
stIdyIng American archaeology. Eighty three OF the
students have received their degrees at Harvard The
rest come from al! parts OF the country rpesrhilng
I'm ALL sixty eight colleges and institutions OF higher
learning.
The gymnasium Il beginning 10 take Oh lively
aspect None Of the teams have n yet started III
f'lr winter tialHlg. 'AN'pi NV u''''i'''' "''
freshman crews. lut even these squads and Ia"
nnncrou, classes In ymna ,tics keep the floor we'll
crowded during tho latter part Of the afternoons
The bas.lali candidates VIII be called our soon
after Christmas, and AS 'oon a. VI" ranhN OF 'h'
new men are tlnuei out. the members OF last years
nine viii begin active work The batteries S'nN IN
rather early mi, year. and the prospects there ana
el~cwh.fe FOR n strong nine are unusually bright.
All Of ir old PLAYERS In college, ana iIov"y l.
mn. expect 10 lrN iOr ll'
team sullivan and Abbott. Dartmouth men. Sln"
ont now ~ Likely candidates for his position Tic
Mott Haven tenn viii begin aS usual just after
Christians, The Indication, are that there VIII br
from 20 10 80 men In training under Mr. Iathrop
J. :, Cook. g. T. Brown. O. X. lIuwes. g. H. ba'chel
DIR. t.. Lowell \. II. Gr"en w. y Duane. : H. EVi"'
and r. II. DnVi.. all Of last wears team. haV" nor
returned to college This will make many PAGES
yncani but there l. ample material from which TO
draw and no better nan could be- found 10 develop
Il t,in Mr. Lathrop.
The outlook for crew this year i ~ unpleasant
coniia-f 10 Nnlcs prospects VAIL - the captain.
did not rlw IN tn" race hast July, owing - Injuries
received In football. This winter b" starts OIL WIN
Newell ~ Waters. OF. Acton. Medical school. ana
cummings, 90 n The only members Of last years
boat. rh'rr are rlnc other, tDue at present Ial
bot lGs pounds: Wesd iGO: stevenson lhD; Thomp
.on III smith 100 Ninde. l4S Raven 40: Potter,
III: Goodwin. IL. \ call for moro men VIII IT.
issued shortly. fNC1ptun F"fkn, ~ Ws "lh'1hs
crew. J., conchng the men row.
The material for the freshman eight seems ful, mp
~ the standard ~ freshman classes RI" candidates
have been cut down abont three Cows but ~"
football men hav. vet Joined the squads. though
they VIII doubtless begin Ia come IN TN, Week
Watris, ~ has charge OF the candidates Al present
ana ~ times l. relieved by captain Vail. OK the
university 81,
The chess tournament Is In progress. and by ihr
end of the week The who arc TO rpt">ent liar
ward IA The INTERCOLLEGIATE tournament - b" held dur
ins Christina, week IN Ncw-l0rk will BE- de d'd upon,
In all probability. In the nua round, = VI BACON
~: i. W. Mae KAYE. >p.. T.. hOldmark, -. ana t.. H.
wilson "a. siili remain. OF the" four. the Two
who mike the highest will rrcelv" first anu
second prize, fJi tn college Tournament, n we'll
~ thu honor ~ representing n" college. 'haunc"y
" Dcpcw has n.rred 10 make the presentation speech
10 the winning team.
The lmrvnri Union ~ taking active steps In prepare
tlon for the coming debate With ~" Vale l mon y
competitive debate VIII be- held on Friday, D"c'nlcr
g. al which the three judge Dean Briggs. Professor
Tais-lg aud Mr. IIaics viii select IN" tmec successful
irprrscntnyes The question fOi debate proposed 10y
the Yale Union Is Received. Tint the Power OF
Railroad Corporations IN ih" United >tat"s should be
Limited by National Lrgi~atiOu' Harvard was al
lov we'd th. choice OF side. and ChO-" The negative.
lie Conference FEuraise Will cp'ai this year ~
PRODUCTION %, MOl.re', comedy. lie BuurgcOI, 6etil
hnumr' which wa. received favOablN last year.
profr. ,Dr lie Sunlclrlit j. trimming tn. men.
The average price Of board AT Memorial lIal for
the months Of october and November WI, ~ - II
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