New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.

~, Narch 50 (SpeciaD-The most
~, r,r,ce If the week was lecture 10y
,, poorhobn, Tree the actor unoel '"'
~ the Harvard Press club. lie spun a,ia,,no
afternoon in Sanders Theatre or, 49,. ho,,,,
- s,ndo,ts and their friends whicH no' '"'
70 the doors His topic was sun. p, n,oo,.tn,
c,aao" i,aforo the lecture an informal IcCei'''o"
'"e -, bt.,, nv Pierre La Rose. 70, III one
-, ,ho oouoqe dormitories AT whlch many o' 'he
tac,,v were present. After me le''ure Nv an" Wv
,o,,hore If his COMPANY were enter'ai'e" oS D. .
,Iayas instructor in elocution ON ihurSuaE laise
r~n0bor ~ professors and students ATTENDED the
performance or h"'"''' - "
nv his especial invitation
rbero is no little rejoicing over the victory IN the
1hato with princeton. Harvard can now justly
oia,,o tho intercollegiate championship In depatnS'
I,or.rot,ons are also being made for the deDa'e
to.r.oen the Harvard and Yale freshmen "h'ci
n,,n lake place in New-Haver on May 10. Harvard
u,u1 support the affirmative OF the question hc-
so,ved That the Presidents term should be III
creased to six years and that he be ineligible ior
reelection The Harvard speakers Will be se-ec'ed
within week.
The rumor that diphtheria was prevalent IN 'he
college is entirely unfounied The general health OF
the students is unusually good
The Harvard representatives 10 the annual con-
vention of the American Republican CoIIege League
to be he'd in Grand Rapids Mich on April D. are
c. f. Bryan '96: r. {. Davis, %; II. X hughes
81; :. T. johnson, 70, l.. w Not'' 49, i'' <'''''
L. 5: A. r. Sheriff &c. and :. T. West, "a
The baseball team is rapidly getting into shape
The men have been out Of doors for a lie" "a!
Within TWO weeks the number Of candidates VIII '
reduced to the limit of IS 20. outside OF 'he ga"
ferries II Is impossible 10 predict the h'aNe" -
the nine at all points, though Some men "iv 80
of their nositions Scannall will undoubtedly oe
tho catcher and Highlands the pitcher IN 'ne ois
cow I2uckman and c. J. Paine VIII be the eN-
CHANG battery In all likelihood Hayes VIII he
first basenan though Lacey, an o.i ANNE - pay
or Is irving to Gust him. Hayes page u! tIIo GUY
tolJ last wear OF course. captain w h!tteHUiS -
sure of second base; still, Dean. captain oL d"s
year's freshman nine and G. l." NreIln oTother OF
i II Wrenn. Of tennis fame. are Soou p,aHeis anu
may make a bid for the POSITION IL Nhlt.eT Ii
should conclude to play shOrtstop Az present nus
kel n freshman from Exeter mas lhe pes! sliOM io
10 be the best available material Ioi sliIh go
outfeld will Ice stp)ng. Burgess a lIeshnan VI
Andover. Rand a Boston school graduate, ana
Garris0n ard Beale. of last years nine, are an
The crew has been more or less shaken UP IN the
Iaet two or three DAYS. Stevenson Is rowing az
usual AT No. :. Shepard. who rowed at No b. mas
heen mn back at No . while Watriss has taken
his scat Perkins. the freshman. is sure OF staying
AZ No Z FenneSsy has moved up peg ana now
finds himself at No. 4, with Damon behind MN.
until within 4 day or two. Captain BuiIaid re
mains at bow. The IS by no means too good.
The time is good. and the men nave endurance
There is nothing more to say for them
Meantime all the class crews are on the river
and al the respective training tables. with the ex-
ception OF the freshmen, who VIII not go TO Ine
training table for time. The class races VIII
take place early in May