New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
HARVARD.
4 WEEK OF THNArRIcAIs- PRESIDENT ELIOT or
TIE Use or TIME.

CamlriiCc Mass April y (Spccian-The Latin
play for four consecutive performances. Including
the semi-pnb.ic dress rehearsal. vas received win
intense nieres. and appreciation 10y the most motel
and cultured gatherings which have mo lie 'aE-
bridge since the production q tie Greek play N
lSS The preparation for the production of the
"Phormo' Of Terence extended for over a year
and the success 4; has met with amply repays fhe
persons concerned for the time and labor when
have been devoted to the work The Hasty Pud-
ding Show. Granada" has been anoiher social
affair which has attracted Boston nnl Cambridge
audiences at every performance. No 'PuddihS sho"
has for years unless one eXcep's the "Sl'hihN' met
with The un.vt rsal tvor OF Cranada Usually one or
tho Cambridge performances has been given Tor
the benefit Of the crew. This year as all IN" ain
letc sports are under one athletic management
there will he no need OF such assistance. Instead
the managers offered 10 Ia. the proceeds O! the
las, performance on Wednesday night go toward
the Frank Bolles Memorial Fund which has
now reached nearly $1,000 There was a large
audience. and Goodly sum was realized. Tne
Delta Epsilon theatrlcals also took place this
week. The play given in Boston " - 'l-
titled ~ Sorry Spectre" and Is three-act comedy
written by Charles L. Cook. 90, and Carleton L.
Moves. -.
President Eliot recently spoke before the Grad
uate club on The Arrangement OF student
Day" His division of time Is interestins OF the
twen:y-four hours in the day. he would have the
student give work, including tnc tHlt spent
in lectures and library reading ana that whllCh Is
spent in passing from one form OF occupation -
which would require a different schelue. Prcsi-
dent EOt's suggestion to young men Won" nr
to subdvide the day in this way: For sleep eight
hours for healthy ou,-of-door exercise; two nonfS;
for meals three hours; FOR chores the lhcidrhtiii
calls ones time during the day. one hour ana
Each week brings the athletic season nearer TO
its eight. The has rowed two trial four
nile races against time during the last fortnight.
No one knows what time was made. ms ,i, mIuuu -
wrong about the boat which no one seems to be
able to pick out and correct The results nave
yet the showing which has been made cannot be
taken as indicative Of an adyancca s,ate oI n, onr
the boat firmly on its keel. and instead Of gliding
%2RS 2 TSS IT has Of the eTrw is 50 @
tcrmined upon: Fennessy, '6. stroke; atcrs ~
!; 30 nard i a. 30 !; ToTTnsend 9f. 40 3, f. Davis
o. No. >. and Purlon. bow. Blake at no. . and
boat atef at Ii present, but are likely to stay where they
are for lack of better ones. Both are working hard
TIE baseball team has not improved rapidly ana
is considered In poor condition 10 meet princeton
go to the Tigers by the time OF the second the nine
to 6s P h, s0no been ede to put ii %g %
the place Of playing the third and tie game pro-
Xthec HdnE sGGn dnmee shut Us down o in NS
York and at first wished it to be either IN princeton
not be put into effect and last resort an asre"-
nent VAS made to have the game played on the
Harvard nine with the exception Of pitcher centre
ana right field seem pretty certain Scanncil.
81 has been doing such excellent work behind the
bat that he will probably be kept There. The in
field will be Dickinson. 20, first base; WhiiteTore.
'95 second base: Cook. Law School third base.
and Stevenson. 81. shortsiop. Cook has been
laid off temporarily. owing to n bad thumb Paine.
'9i Is sure Of filling left field For centre AMI
r!gh; Hayes es. and Winslow, '@, are the most
Highlands. 81. and Perry. 81 are the three
pitchers ~ account hut II Is hard 20 say now
whether wiggin or Highlands has claim to first
place.