New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24
RETURN OF vICTORs AND vANQUIsHED.

STUDENTS IN THE TENDERLoIN Full OF LIFE
AND ENTHUSIASM. FIT NOT DlsORDERLY.
Things were not so lively in the Tenderioin ias'
night as they have been on previous occasions
after the great football game Of the year at Man
haitian Fled. The returning talyhos from the loo'
bal fled began to come down fffth-aVe apout :
O'clock The Princeton coaches looked FADED ana
bedraggled, but with It al there was some pa.n II
Gilead for their team had scored. ana the oeiea'eu
but not whitewashed sons of Old Nassau sent BACK
deaant.y every Yale cheer that came to their cars
with a prolonged 'T-i-g-e-r." The Yale coaches, on
the other hand. like bursting bottles OF cham
pagne They dubbed and squirmed with life. Flags
nuttered ioyous.y and Tin horns and buges sent
forth car-percing blasts 10 te, every one WITHIN
half-mie that the coach was in the neighborhood
The occupants OF the coaches were extremely urei'
but they were also enthusiastic. and they kept ip
the noise all the way DOM from Contra! PARK
The elevated trains brought down their loads or
tired enthusiasts and anaed them In the Tender
lon 4 rush was made for the barrooms. anu sup
per was ignored. Some sons OF Princeton seemed
TO wish u fad oblivion in the cup that cheers anu
some funny Incidents were noted. one big tedo"
wearing a huge knot Of bue trailed into the fifth
Avenue Hotel singing song about the CORY OF
"Od Eli" \ Princeton man. who Loyalty STUCK 20
his yellow chrysanthemum despite the fact that l
was the badge of defeat looked up and said grimiy
I'll eat nothing but ham sandwiches until We
whip you fellows.
I'm eat nothing but table d'hote dinners until yoa
do" - - ,o
Wei along in the evening Princeton Ii man a was vas
seen clingng affectonatey TO marble Pillar IN me
bsrroom OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel He was SO tuIi
Of the cup that cheers that ne did not kh0w wlaS
he was dong He imagined that the piliar WAS Il
He braced UP suddenly. ana said mercer! ~
Say Are y Yale man? Mus be Yale man Think
m Princeton man? Nosh!ng OF short. W post
sTsdaas ppy v Yme mani sq.e Mustn't kin en-
so ne rarlbled on until friendly house detective
The precautions of the police to prevent disturb,
ances OF any kind were Of exceptional rlgor; anu
before an outbreak had time to sct fairy unasr
way il was crushed In the bud. Instead OF an extra
detail of nifty men. which had been eNpeC'ea A, ,
Captain Pickett had asked i9r, inspector b'oo M
Tho police courts In addition to this. the reSu.a'
squad of the precinct numbering ABOUT W. "uh
bred men, were on duty along ttn@d In the main
hotels and theatres. and every place that n
expected TO consregate Two OF t rnse and in
were duty In zach OF Tie main theatres anu III
the hotels and besides this two men patfo1u ' ~
b ocil along Broadway In the Tenderloih ISL
When the boys this demonstration tf,ey va. a.
enel and there was no attempt at disorder o' tue
The theatres did rushing business. and the
Trained from any actual dlsor Ter IN one %, ~" W,
instances some one OF the poys wVuu ,o,J do any
damage The fact was noted by college men uut :
ing the evening that those who made 'nr ner veTe
and acted In the most dssr nsn n ali. but who
simply took this method OF having Soou 10y, Tx. IN
The first arrest was maze sx,h al and TSentv.sev.
enth srs the prisoner being Fletcher T.. Hoffman
who said that ne was not a student, nsi 10 H.
pwss leading a crowd OF young men. waving DIG
Princeton nag. and yelling win an h l ,i., lie
Policeman Meyers ordered nm 20 Keep u" s,a ,!rn
followed by big crowd OF syinpS, nnSrct WINS