The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-25
THEY CELEBRATE AT NIGHT.
ORDERS TO THE TENDERLOLy POLICE
TO CONETSCATE TIN HORNS.
The widest OF the Riot Was mt Roster g.
6iars, ms Usuni-Pnnde monium at the
HoRmnn-A Duel That Didn't Come On
Tho victors Pnradinu in broadway.

, ns Ss"n',rnnnemon,nm at ths
III" y,.. w., D'"n . .o"'o WI
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ihet hine .hae wns most notioeaDie aoou'
tns annual nurrah OF the co!iege boys ovcr
tno same was tne eooo temper ,hat prevaiieu
wsfy"mero s"ohk .he 'ouhs en'"us'as,s'
Inc ioiiowers OF itince.on 'o'heu win inc
ia'e iads IN inc ,oiiiest sol. Oh juo'ioe. ana
Al sHlcaolo ehore :" n"'e a ,a''''hs soou
ume on eenethr prihcipics. ninss were up,
toArious IN tne 1ehuef'o'n u.S'i'c'' us Is .su"'
Whon 'ne coi,eso boys ihVauo lho Town IN an
army Out inc uptoar was 'u'e IN Ee'uh.
starteu. an" IL was no.'ceno.e 'ha' 'hete WAS
not quito 90 much OF tho hifautin inmborec.
ing as In former years. Tho precinct tilted a
little on end when tho victorious giants OF
order resumed it's sway. and only II few wild
u'u ..t no,m D'ohe .ne s.ne,a.
quiet until after inc theatres let loose into the
streets re-, IN their pent up armies :, Of eocSians.
taily.hos at q o'clock. and tumult reiGncd in
stnaauts staid onhnr c,, WAS s"o' ,N w
tuuenw. o'a,u iooh'hE citizens were mere
Ysensian rot They marched 'I hrousS S
. norrov ,othw,v In IN, ihron, M. ,i,.n
xoun. clan. viii his ' ho,I w, ~ n
Nh. ,,,i.,;on. ,.lI.a ~ Lir, t.an,-aaI
.av.S ,h.;r raas anI ~, ~ ,,, h,1,S "nn
Gang over and over and over again the Yale
sone Of triumph. winding II IN With roaring
V.k " '''"n p''' "'hu'hs ~ up "''" i'a''h6
Yale cheer.
Broadway was iammed with promenadcrs
az 80. O'CLOCK i, YOUNG women with blue Knots
at their Threats were everywhere. There
were plenty Of girls sporting the colors Of the
By twos and in squads w and down the
.hoH T,ea in,'t canes at 1nsr
.Aooo. o' s"1'i eu IA. .''Lo'' W. ''.e'e
AZ last year. MANY Of the COLLEGE Youngsters
hid thelr tin horns until later on in the night.
Capt. OConnor. had police in plain clothes
H. sent msh IL m5rm Sa II ous
spruns new While When they yI fnuni tHSs
FhSy GOT long 0G na row placards With 0r red
One side boro the inscription We're Painting
the Town" On the other side was this warm
.corn or s s hov. who Ind
Brosdwsy at $50 o'cIoek TIey "i hai had al
fSey ther eanes %' they
o ahss g as to halt II S Of thu sG
."Grsss scottIS they cried, Its been cold
% cold as this. - ""'
Then they laid their canes on the sidewalk
IN and down az n they were freezinr.
There was a big conjunction In the Hoffman
HGps ;ss bs 1GIG Sa tai with
Arguing something with n short. st"cEiiy
built man q twenty five. who had n merry
bo the dhspve WAS Gof on
III dsbsters Finally they exchanged cards r
"rii asht You in Madison s Sd H he said.
saa the ts n had
hote desc Hs suw tbn both ame 6a1
been drinking.
want YOU here" and Both men disnn H uun
Out Of this incident grew an excitinr story
that q Yale man had chnilenred a Princeton.
When the evening" wa was in full swing Mt Kos.
easy to divide the wearers Of the biue and this tbs
fIrss those who howled Eah )" second: Those Hose
on the walters necEs: third. those Who We're
heads. and that is how it came that Vnnoni
Mapped. In the first place heavy iron rail-
from the seated ernwd in 'front.'. T Sns .G all
places by good iron. No drinks were served
On the floor. only in the boxes. Not more than
stbsr Ss Tfn nny or ysnv Mno nad
forest in the American Univarsity Iiiesticn.
stood like bulldogs along tho wall waiting.
Bone Of the boys had drunk heavily at din.
n nsS., but mad sRtsrsd the place aIparcnty
to climb headward the blue-coatsd build1rs
stole silently forward and escorted the youths
to tho sidewalk
A young man arose, waving blue handker.
Roh. wan. WOW, Observation-Disclosures
He fell back into his seat with a hanpy smile
and closed his eyes. The next moment he
vas gently raised Gy strong urn in due and
Toward o o'clock the boys began to veil.
The orchestra struck in. hut the looming OF
the bass drum sounded like lCentle taus on n
board.
"A number OF the performers wont through
their parts grinninE. Those whose function
II was to sing, SIMPLY moved their lius ana
often stopped doing even that. il was nc, , a.
4 hundrei voices Joined in every ont t OK
There was lqll Tor nm instant. and a ,IIie.
cried; :" " '' '"n0'
give us some women! Where are the
w1meni"
There was roar OF laughter. and the crowd
took tho shout ran.nfab Wnuoni