New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
HARVARD.
INTERCOLLEGIATE DEEtTEs-scHEnUIE or Ease
BALL. GAMES.

BAf.t. GAME#.
Cambridge Mass. March Il Special. ndor me
stimulus of the Joint debates between Harvard an
Yale In the last two years. an Interest IN l"o'c
sDealxne has bsen aroused which has hn1Y TeS"I'"''
in the organization OF an intercollegiate Debating
I-nion" The idea originated with the new iafFafh
Union one Of the two debating societies mere '"'r-
lar letters describing the movement ana request
ing c5-oDeraton sent 10 debating Organizations
in many of the more prominent OF the Easter" coz
eges The prospectus mot Wlth general dVP'''".
and the plan took active shape in the formation OF
the union. with the following provisional oihcerS'
President Carl Vrooman. Of Harvard; FIRST vice
president w H. Iceete, Of Yale; second Nice-preSi-
dent G. G. Fox of Princeton. recording secretary
Shepard Knapp jr.. of Columbia; treasurer "eo's
u Goldman. of the University of Pennsylvania. y
convention of delegates from Harvard laie' Ir'''0
ton Columbia and the University Of fenhsNNdH"
will meet in New-Yorli April ana 70 erect
q neru,onen. organization. Invitations Will then DE
sent out to all the college debating socleHes III 'he
country asking them TO join in the union i'e
working policy OF the new organization IS ]" "'ei'
TO hold throughout the country. at stated intervals
and on the same subject. intercollegiate deoa'es pe
tween the members OF the union Severai Oh '"e
leading periodicals have also offered 10 give every
month a portion OF their space to each SIDE OF 'le
question under discussion for that month
The arrangements for the next Harvard aie
debate are going on rapidly The date WEI De So''c
time between April - ana - 1dit 'iiH nv
ouastlons and has submitted the following IKE
solved That full membership in the House OF Rep
resentatives should be given TO the CABINET mem
bers" Harvard has chosen the negative sue anu
soon connective debates will be held 10 select 'he
speakers TO represent the university me pace u
this the sixth debate. is New-liaven.
Admirers of James Russell Lowell, and particularly
Harvard graduates will be glad 10 learn that some
unpublished fragments Of lectures delivered to STU
dents when Lowell professor In the university
are soon TO be given the public PROFESSOR re-
scripts has offered them The Harvard Crimson
for publication They VIII be lssued III ~ one
week ,...o,, ,or,r,,,on.
has recently received letter from fr2lesSo' al az,
Williams White. Of Harvard. VINO Is thls va VI
rector Of the American School at Athe'lS, ~
sor White states that he has been engaged IN a a.,
bate with DR. D6rpfcld the question OF uig ~ IL
of the 'Pelaseykon." in the age OF PercIeS. ne az
saws that Honolke. the head of the French scnoo
has proposed TO attack Or. Dorpied : thSoiX VI
the r ng Professor Of White is preparing defend
Dorpfeds theory In an open a,tp scoveres made
in recent excavations at Athens is one by r p%
field who thinks he has discGverea ,nT south
Yves, of the Acropolis. place which has never Deeh
'' St meetne Of the Republican club the follow
Ing delegates elected TO attend tne third an
ntial convention Of the Republican COLLEGE League
stone L. S: c 7. Tatman. L. s. W !; f Iob1s9 ~,
3; + s snaIsinr ss l. " Mott &c; b. G. Mead
.9S. Ii4wins ir 90: c. y. Bliss, jr., 81 ana IL a.
HthStics have been ourishng under TIE enc2 The
acement brought by the earN sprne ve@ has been
crew after a week Of rowing on me ilN.I' " ma -
o,.arholej and several changes made IN the ocr o'
~ 80 E'nnnessv 90 stroke OF last year mas r. ,
r r r. his Old place: Billiard. 90. has been place.
=, u while Cameron. %. has alternated win
rovnsend AT No : on Tuesday the freshman c I,,
took their first taste OF rowing on w ffIi,,e,rr
boa was arranged with sleeper. stroKe iniei1
Z spraf{'ne;a s. id hGuf bo% o O"'''''''
Cintan Wiggin in the mean time. has been l'lil''H
raver living most Of his attention to the icVcl2p
,,nSIt Of new material. Some of the PLAYERS pi"HlIS
mojeratoiv well-ihat is about all! Inc IroHis",'h
schedule of games is announced htie mr. 49, "a,
tbree with the University OF Pennsylvania ! ne
schs.luie is: April IA. Williams, AZ w ma nsto"i :.
Apri H. Massachusetts Institute OF Technol3syi al
cambrjdee Apr a c oanmGh!1 Apr g. Dart
mouth at Cambridge; April ~ loN, i NJ W. "
Worcester; MAY Q Williams. at Cambridge NAY ~,
princeton AT Princeton; May I. University Oh I'm
svIvana' at PHILADELPHIA May TO- Br9wn 81 - an ~
Brown at Providence May q, nNers!y oi "t r,oonm
can AT Cambridge; May 30. Princeton, al am
Fridge: June Q Georgetown at Campriite; , .rn'
i!niversty Of Vermont at Cambridge: jun, y
trov,n al Providence June 81 Yale, a. ahD' Tue
Inne 2S Yale at New Haven; June %. Yale al New
York Din of t-l -, ,,-..I ,,,,o,ic
.ssnciation have decided several meetings - De
given this spring. The first Is on Apfm - .it,,
interclass games for the We'd cup me , w NJ
scrat ch games will be held on Apri = anu "" May
The eighth of the Institute OF lay tr},n "'
eonhomore class is: r Manahan. T. H9rtoh' !"
/ Rremer G. Paine. Dibbee Gouterman' GRIMM Ma
son Day and b. Rockingham ,,, a,.r ~,
~ ~ ,cebman nine and F ~ Forbes has been
elected captain Of the sophomore crew