New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.
MEN WHO TAKE COMMENCEMENT PARTs-ATH-
LETICS A:SD YACHTING.


MEN WHO TAKE COMMENCEMENT PARTS-ATIi-
LETICS AHD YACHTING.
Cambridge. Mass, Jan. (speciaD.-The students
returning from the Christmas recess were treated
to small sensation when it leaked out that the
corporation had requested the designations OF
Charles J. White. professor OF mathematics, BEN
nett H. Nash. professor OF Italian and Spanish;
George Bendalari. Instructor in history; Ollver w.
huntington instructor in minera!oSy and ohemstry;
Thaddeus w Harris. instructor In geology, and
: : Curry Instructor in elocution. because or
financial embarrassment The action has caused
considerable surprise and not little comment par
t.culary in the cases of Professor White and Pro-
fcssor Nash. both OF whom have served as teach
ers for terms long enough. III the ordinary run or
affairs 10 give them d permanent hold on the uni
verSity.
The faculty has announced that the following
students having already received the number or
As Or Is nects ssary FOR degree with DISTINCTION
are entitled Professionally 10 commencement parts:
James Dwight Arnold. North Abingdon: Albert Ed
ward Bailey. North Scituate: Charles Harris Beck
with. Springfield: Alfred Bettman. Cincinnati Ohio;
John Hoarlman ir Concord: Edward Chambcrlln
Bradlee Boston; William Bead Buckminster. Nal
den; Daniel Francis Calhanc. Haverhl; Albert
Paine Carter. Newionville; William Harris cary,
Brooklyn. y. y: John Clement. Brookiine; Frank
King Cooke. Philadelphia: Leander Coolidge Ma
tick; william Friend Corss. Gloucester: Arthur
Gray Cummings Andover: Thomas Franklin Cur
rier. Roxbury; Lindsay Todd Damon. Boston: David
Abram Ellis. Roxbury; Frederic Ernest Earring
ton. Waltham; Allan Bradshaw Fay. Washington,
H. C.: George Converse Fiske. Dorchester; Joseph
chester William Isaac Frothngham: brooklyn y.
- chares Gni: Gleason; Mest Hen3v copeW
Greene. Boson; William Powers Hapgood. Alton.
H. HdaSTt nT%s en- Edward 1riingame
i'm Cambridge; Robert Homans. Boston: Arthur
1'SSn ir Snuth i,o'S R"s,on Jcsish Moses Kassn cam
bridge: Aaron Benedict Keeler, Ridgeneld. Conn
rad Iakin. Worcester Charles Lewis Lawrence.
Cambrld-e; Arthur Lehman. New-York; Aiexander
French linheld Somcrville; George burgess Ma
grath. Milton. Charles Francis Manr;se Mailey:
pava Joseph Mug1eSSny n ArnEoR osian Tm2Td eofEe
Kapan Noyes, North Andovcr: John Rathbone OIL
ver Albany. y. y; Frederic Law Omsted; )r'.
Fred clark Prescott. sana. Kan; Henry Lee Pres.
coit Sallna Kan; Lewis Isaac Prouty; Sp"nceer e :
Eiward Kennari Rand. Watertown, Ell.ry SsdS ,eli
Dover N IL Robert Kendall shaw Worcester;
saSy A9sy NmSTS wa9SSrsn sh,"IS' c. FcdsFE %nsow
S,etson. DuXbury James Suiy IN y, ,n'Sasp. Wsp
rn ~" Tawer ir Boston: join Fogs Twombly. New
York. Edward Neville Nose. Camnridge; Ar,r nr
Jenors,a Wellington. Arngton; Hitler C'ow"ii
weman. Newlonyllc; Marsnal Iy WsnToTs' ~ csc Pca
sevea;ythree students. four have been @" he
teams. three on class teams. thirty are mcinne'S
az
The clos. Of the Christmas holidays brings WIN
II a great impetus 10 athletics The VARSITY crew
has been training since th" college year "leh'i-
such men as Nelson Perkins. captain "i IN" WIN.
ming crew in iHl and Davis Vail. captain Ia
,.e,r are coaching Vail. johnson and N"wel, or
last vlar'g boat are Still d. college. ana c!lgbir -
rov. rnder the new athletic regulations. hbt th"y
rottee 10 t-aln this year This leaves DAVIS AZ
I9snressv the only Old oarsmen who remain Inc
49, ..rcvss hav. now all begun their work In
I proparation for the class races IN May On Nor,
dav the Mott Haven team starts IN. Inc cahi. ca =
lIf1s hav. been called ont ana arc nov" lp IN
number They viii b" LARGELY added 10 aft"r the
/ clos. Of the indyear examinations ana. Judging
rr.r, rho .Nrerlcnce Of previous years. WIZ prop
of last y~ar's team Sh"rwin. fndlcDtt ,lta,t'
Rjnrs Davis COiamOfe. Sn'h. hrfihh I@ihli''
rhanrv nm C;.rc.,on. Plnkham. Bingham. Jane.
.oIn iy1,i,fr.n igrewcr Holmes. Whitehead anl
putnam are back In college and eligibi" The iaIl
I games brought out number oi ne" men, "o"'
whom much IL expected ,,,, III, ,A..
4 Yacht club was formed on Friday with a chnr-
ter membership Of thirty men. with as many npa,s.
! The organization Is known as the liarVaIu hoi,
/ ciub and has elected Ne following officers; II 90
I,,rio, % commodore. =. \. Could. Jr. l. =,
i,ce-cJr, n,llorc. +. T. Saltonstal 9i. rear-com-
/ ,nodore r. y. Mciiins. l. = Meet snrg@ohj; 81
/ Worgan 81 secretary anl treasurer. DAVIS y A.
! ,,easurcr. and Election Committee. o. D. N.li%
/ ~. II G. Barbey. '@; :. fai"lli. ~. Il. Iuckrt
| man 'ei and C. Morgan, ~. Graduates WIN
,'rh.s ~ fher own Will he admitted as associhi q
( ,o.r,t,ars Membership is open 10 the whole uni
! vcrsliv The club expects 10 take snort WecKIy
! rrrisos in ffe eprins on Saturday afternoons The
,rnu,l c-u,ec Will start from New-l.onlon me dny
af,ar tho IIarvard-Yale race for week ttlp
T,rc cl,'s signals ar" a triangular crimson back
! around with Il black bar. on when ~ "h''e ie'