New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
HAIRY ARD.

Cambridge. Mass. April c (SpeciaD-The freshmen
debate with Yale now being assured, the harV"rd
men are beginning serious work, in order to choose
their three speakers. There viii be two competitive
debates the first on Monday. The judges are TO be
H. A. Bull. 20; Il. c. R!ngwa!t 20. ana T. l.. Ross
l.. g the Harvard speakers In the last depd'-
against Yale. No less than thirty-eisht mon nave
signifed their intention of competing. FFon! 'i.s
| number the judges will choose ten. who III turn VIII
have another competitive debate on "Wednesday, 10
determine who are the best three. The judges for
, this debate will be three members Of the college
| faculty.
| TIL annual award Of the Bowdoln prizes Vas an
| noGncei this week as follows:
Class !. ca \ prize OF N-o TO Joseph kI'haru
! Taylor, graduate. for a translation into Greek'
| 01 \ Prize of 500 10 Arthur Wnifrel llodsman'
| graduate for a translation into Latin
C.ass9 prize of $780, to John Archibald Farce
OF the senior class. for dissertation on Inc WI
dom Of GlAdstones Policy of Home RUE Tor "e-
| land" , 49,, ,
| Class 3 (a) 4 prize OF So to Harold Ethelbeit
| Addison. of the junior cass, for dissertation on
| "The Apostasy Of Julian and the PAGAN Reaction
| OF His Time"
%, A prize of SO. TO Wills Pa;ten Nooiman' OF
! Tho senior class for a translation INTO LATIN
| class 4 \ prize Of 500 to Asa White kcnney
| billings of the senior class, for dissertation en-
| titled: AN Historical Sketch OF Theories as 20 Inc
! nature of Electricity. with Especial Attention to
! Changes of Theory Within Recent Years.
Professor Dunbar. acting chairman o. me Idc"i'!,
left Cambridge on Monday for Europe lie VIE
not return until late in June. During his absence
urtu the Presidents return on May !, PROFESSOR
Pierre Will occupy the chair at the head OF Inc
table in the faculty meetings.
The nine Is gradually getting into shape. Mat
| ters are now so far along that hrsI nine can De
nickel with considerable certainty. ON Ihurs-
Do. six,een candidates went the training table
| Four Of these however, were pitchers ana TWO
were catchers This left only ten men for the rest
Of the seven positions. Thus It can B. seen VA i
| Tho nakeup is almost determined upon:- 1hc
oie nan ~ S,anneA 81 an1 Bucman ~ the
former caught last year. and WILL Gcyond %n ,}
also be The pitcher he was las year; Inc h,Ni
best pitcher is Paine. ~ VINO rltGht ,no niirbrTs
big Dsr genes rsso as s e. and Ames 81 Tney boh
pitched on their class mines when hey MIN iich
| lands and Paine, but will do for minor games
Buchanan will he used to catch ,, them senlons Of las,
hayes, o %, viii be the bidders for first bare
as 3 M p a9S IS an be 0 5sose bah RJ$s ay n
the outnei part Of last year captain Nh eaye
tSa no. TO- either Wrenn or Dean. Whiemore WI
have difficulty in playing shorS,,p p base viii be-
covered by Winsiow. last years snoIis'oI. GG'
men have been Ta6 5b i4 pny 1 V on the
nire last year and in some varsity games hdni,
sS Pnd , S9riss Soo "a and rms was last Year Considered
the best ball player In the InieTschG@SC So fa @s
d ,ti IN ''i goes than las, years nine on
The crew has been reduced to nine mon men, 10Y e,
Webb has been dropfed ana ManH'5 ms pro,.s
freshman, found The pace TOO nGt' an % 'Hos;cr
came down with tonsli;is on IIu'. rSiEs ,l,t
the number of candidates 10 ,lsh'' iiH': ~
ing in the following order; Ht'As; M1.e n' e.
TeunfssE 'To Jcnnines: 60 Q shepard, bow.
naron Fentessy is back In his old scat There
crew has been rather desuitory The men ARE ooW
l.. have hepN Il