New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-27
PRINCETON.
PRINCETON.
PROGRAMME OF COMMENCEMENT-ATHLE
DO NOT AROUSE ENTHUSIASM

| PROGRAMME OF CoMMENCEMENT-ATHLET
| DO NOT AROUSE ENTHUSIASM.
! Princeton, N j.. May 26 (SpeciaD.-Athetics at
Princeton not at present causing as much en-
| thusiasm as they did several weeks ago. The de-
feat OF the ball team at New-Haven. and the poor
showing made by the track team against Columbia,
have not tended to add TO the happiness OF the
| undergraduate. Rain also interfered with an I'M
portant game with Pennsylvania
Final arrangements have been made for the in
tercolleglate shooting match which is TO be held
here on June g. This is the third regular inter-
collegiate shoot, and the first one to be held IN
Princeton Yale Harvard Princeton and the Uni
versty of Pennsylvania have been invited to COM
pete and there is a possibility that Columbia Dart
mouth and Williams will also be represented.
In order not to conflict with the dedication exer-
c!ses of Alexander Hail. the annual CALIFORNIAN
games for the class championships In track attn
letics will be held on the afternoon Of June 8.
In addition to the line men already chosen the
following candidates for places back of the line
will be taken Newport in the summer football
squad: White, '9S: Mccormick. 49, Doane. 80;
Hager. '95: Hoagand. 's5; NELL. 95: Ward. 20;
Morse. 80; Edwards. sc; Hearn. s6; Barnett, 49,;
Poe 97; r. Derr, 81; Reynolds. 49, Dwight, W;
Lawyer. 81; Burt, 49, Rosengarten. 81; Norhs' ";
c. Derr. 81 w. Reynolds. 81.
A series OF cases for the exhibition OF rare BOOKS
has recently been presented TO the college library
by NJ. Taylor Pyne. n, and ]. S. Morgan 81
These contain, at present. several unusually fine
illuminated manuscripts from Mr.. Pyne.
Arrangements have been made to hold Princeton
entrance examinations at the following places:
New-York City. 120 Broadway; Albany. ~ y. Al
bany Academy; Buffalo y. Y, High School An
mex, Court and Franklin SITS; Syracuse. n. y;
Philadelphia, Penn Association Hail. Fifteenth and
Chestnut SITS; Pittsburg; Harrisburg. Young Mems
Christian Association Building; Scranton, Penn;
Wilkesbarre Penn: Mercersburg Penn. MERGERS
burg College; Cincinnati Law School; Columbus
Ohio Latin School; Chicago, Young Mems
Christian Association Building; Denver; Louisville
Ky. Omaha: ST. Louis. High School; St. Paul. High
School: Washington: Portland. Ore. Portland Acad-
envy; Sioux City. Williston Seminary, Phillips Exc
ter Academy St. Pauls School and Mount Harmon
School. The list is still incomplete, and additions
to 1t will probably be made during the next two
weeks Examinations Will be held on Thursday
and Friday. June IA and Is.
The programme for commencement is as follows:
Saturday, June 9-Caledonan games at IL a. m. on
university grounds opening of Alexander Hall Ohe
gift OF Mrs. Charles b. Alexander) at noon; Yale
Princeton baseball game. on university grounds at
p. the Glee Club concert in Alexander Hall, at
at IL a. m. by the president in Marauand Chapel;
the annual meeting of the Philadelphia Society, in
Maitiand AlsSandeT Md%nday. June 112Gymnas,c
exhibition 3 80 a. NJ the claSsday exercises OF the
lions, in Alexander Hall, 745 p m. Tuesday. June
the John c. Green School Of Science, in Chemical
Hail. at 9 a. m; the exhibition of drawings In the
engineering department in the School of Science,
and microscopic exhibition in the Astrological Lab
oratory in Nassau Hall during the day; the an
nual meeting OF the literary societies. at II a. m:
the annual dinner and meeting Of the alumni in
University Hall. the procession forming II front of
Nassau Hail. at 100 p. m; the Lynde prize debate
In Alexander Hall. at 1880 p. m; the sophomore re-
ceptlon in the gymnasium at 10 p m. Wednesday
June 13-The 147th annual commencement in Alex
ander Hall 1890 m; the procession Of trustees
faculty, alumni and undergraduates. forming in
front OF Nassau Hall. at 1913 a.. m.
The Commencement Committee IS VI. TAYLOR Pyne
chairman; James o. Murray, William Libby. jr..
secretary Bliss Perry. Edwin G. Osborn Henry
G. Dufieid. The comnittee-room is in University
Hall where application may be made for pro-
grammes and tickets. The alumni are requested 10
call there and enter their names and addresses IN
the register.