New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
PRINCETON

IRlNCElON.
Princeton. oct % (speciaD-The University
Banjo Club went to Montreal Thursday in response
to an Invitation from the McGlll University Gee
and Banjo clubs to assist them in concert given
on the occasion of the Annual Sports Day or NC
Gil University. The concert was given jointly by
the Yale Gee Club. the Princeton Banjo Club ana
the McGll musical organizations. The following
men were taken on the Princeton CiuD: Ban
jaurlnes Smith, '95 Oeader); Bayles. 'S6; Tilling
hast. &c., George 's7: Wells. sS: Roe. 's9; second
banjos, Kngsbury. '96; Caldwell, sS; guitars
Saussy, 90; Terry, 81; Mattson, 's7; Thompson 'o
Payne 'ss: Head. 'Ss: piccoo-banjo. Martin, w.
The New-Jersey Society OF Colonial DANES held
It's annual meeting in Princeton Tuesday to COM
memorate the founding OF Princeton College Octo-
Der o. 17i6 The members assembled In 'front.' OF
Nassau Hall, where they listened to an address
upon the history OF the building by Professor
Henry Clay Cameron. An elaborate luncheoh was
given the society at the old colonial mansion or the
famous Stockton family, "Morven, after whch an
address was listened to by the Rev. Howard Dur
fled D. d. OF New-York city upon Jonathan
Dickinson and the Early Struggles Of the College.
The annual fall divisional examinations or the
freshman class were held during this week, and
the Registrar announces the following men as nav
ing attained first division in the various SUBJECTS
In classics. Armstrong Breed. Campbell carter
Erdman Fox. Freeman, Hanlon kellogg, hratz'
Mitchell Newton, O'Brien. Patton, Reed, Reeves,
Woodcock In German Bachman, Boeckh, boyd'
Butler Carter Coffin Harrison Horve Huey,
Johnson Kendall, Kratz. Martin. Miles. Newton
Northrup In French. Bennett. Bigler blanchard
Bope, Campbell Dlsmukes. Duvall English FOX
Freeman Heron, Kennedy Mitchell PEBBLES
Reed Reeves Stake. Stevenson Uhle, Vail,
Voorhees, Webster. Weston. Woodcock: -
The second annual banquet of the klskimine i
evening. and was successful in every detail: About
twenty-five men sat down TO the dinner, X w ran;
= IF fna
toasts were responded TO as follows; on 5he Itaii
T. T. Smith s address, X W. ra af oIIgge Ife
Professor Alexander r Ormond; "Kiskimnetas."
81: 'Kisky at Yale" Sumner Evans Yale, 81; Aud
Lang Syne." \: NJ Stewart jr. %; "Ninety-nne'
The following sophomores have been selected to
constitute Professor Westcotts honor course n, IN
Latin: BeIcher Hale. Johnson p Martin Prentice
l.. u. Smith. j. Thomas, Watson. Nocum
The following men have made the Freshman Man
dolin club: MandolIns' F. A. Wilkinson Geader1' r. y
Edgar G l.. Collard H. ". Spencer, r. H. Fal.on
guitars. G. X; Reed, II. S. Nudge. 4. Thompson L.
The fa nyao9 d gun gun Th90t 5S
ton Gun club at Monmouth Junction, y J. Follow
ing Prnceton's best marksmen: Farr, J. G.;
49, stockIy '9S; canning, 49, Brewer, 9S; Wilcox!
SO, besides a number OF promising freshmen I'M, NJ s,
dent body that committee be appointed to wait on
the faculty and promise that If return to the
old custom of holding the cane spree at night In
front OF WitherspoOn Hall be allowed, there would
such contests The student committee has obtained
the sanction Of the faculty TO revive this old Gus
tom.
announced that Yale has chosen the negative OF the
question submitted last week by Princeton namely
respect Of all State legislation OF general charac-
ter syss% Of h mar to at esaS
in Princeton on December O.