New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-07
PRINCETON.

Princeton. y. j.. oct (spcclD.-Thr Attendance
az the clecv, courses IS follows: Scn,or-tn&.,sh
hstory To-, Engl IN literature . finance ~. comparA-
tive politics g. Roman .aw 3d. metaphysics %. tneSm
%. A. ne Bible 3d. French literature H. history
OF Jaw %. laboratory chemistry q. osteoiogy II.
physiology % physiological psychology II, poeticS
p. Aristotle g. practical physics 49, theory OF eec-
trcity Q. general astronomy .. practical astronomy
Q. German s. mammalian anatomy T. Qulntllian .
junior and senior history u philosophy H. frcHih
literature Sc, public las l9. Juvenal d. AT't'iA'neS
A. geology g. art g. Bible Q. Italian Q. dnerentiai
equations %: flnior-As;ronomy los. English ST. an
cent history lOG biology q. theoretical chemistry
q. German 20. elementary French T. sophomore
Tacitus ST. French 6S German g. Euriples % cal
cu,uS L.
The following men have been elected to the
Sophomore Reception Committee: H. c. EroHa 81,
Nev-York: G. y. Derr. Pennsylvania; ". VI. DicAin-
son. Ncw-Je-sev: Robert Garrett jr. Maryani; W.
\. Seymour. Ncw-York, T. II. Taompaon Pennsyl-
vania; W. McN. WsoA. Pennsylvania, j. VI.
Rhodes. jr.. Pennsy lvana. w. s Harris Minnesota,
was elected class historian. The Princeton Che's
cub held it's first meeting OF the fall in The faculty
last Tucsia evening. Stewart. %. presided
and explained the object Of the cub 10 The men OF
the entering class. \ committee Of three men was
appointed TO make arrangements for the preliminary
contest which will get the men In training for the
intercollegiate tournament 70 be held this year as
last, at New-York during the holidays. The new
Yocum Head. Comstock. Wilson. liner Metzrot
Marsion ana Seymour.
The first meeting OF the Monday Night club for
1S9l9j held last Friday evening. at which the or
ganiZation for the year effected. II. y McNu.ty
WIS elected president. and W. u. Ward secretary
and treasurer. The club was established LAST year
10y the class OF a. its membership - consist en-
TREY OF seniors. Twelve members ~ the present
senior class constitute the membership ot TINS year
cub which meets every week for the discussion OF
philosophical. scientific and literary subjects. FRO
fessors from various colleges and Members OF me
Princeton faculty lecture before tho cub rom time
10 time. The following men from the class 81 - are
members: !. :. Bunting. W. II. Butler. j. W
Decker. r. u. Hatch. r. :. Huntington. \: g. I'm
hre. Haro.d Mccormick II. y McNulty, G. Payne,
j. G. Sloane. W. II. Urban and W. ID. Ward
Joint meeting Of the Graduate Advisory CoiR-
mitce held in The Osborn club house ~ noon
Saturday. There were present OF the Adylspty com
mittoe Messrs. Tracy Harris. II. c. Dufieli Alien.
Wilson and &. {. Cuy,er. ana head coach J. ~ IN :
Mcssrs. Mihlnk James. Hunting ana Turner "
the Executive Committee Tracy Harris was e.ected
chairman in the place Of g G. CuyIer, Resigned
The report Of the baseball association FOR ls}-'i "a q
made and Is follows: Gate receipts. >ln,9l 80,
other sources. SIPS 30, disbursements. Advertising
1913 81. travelling expenses. Sol ", guarantees.
Sl.N6S 90. bills ana misceany. S.liG -. payment OF
loans. $3.50 training table. N,2' ~. balance NS'' ~
At meeting ~ tho sophomore class James NJ
Ilitzroi was elected president. \. e. Tyler vice
president. and Frederick y. Jessup secretary and
treasurer.