New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
pRI\CETON.

Princeton, " j. March 80 (Spec.aD.-The follow
ing have been elected from the class of p
TO compose the Board Of Editors Of The Nassau
Literary Magazine" for the ensuing year: Manas-
ing editor. \. L. p. Dennis; associate editors. Law
renee +. Bower. Francis G. McDona'd. John ).
Moment. Roy $ Morris and David Potter.
These men received first and seconi general
groups in the academic department of the senior
class: First-Butier. !. +. Crawford. Dexter. Eos
ter. Hatch, Hayes. Janvier. II. L. Kennedy, Lewis.
McNulty. Newbold. L. NJ. Norris. Payne. Platt'
Il. Roos. Sloane. Stewart. Urban Ward and Wells:
second-B7adner. u. @ Brown. Carpenter, Carter
Condt A. S. Cook. W B. Cooke, Craig. j. 3 Cra"-
ford. Darby Dixon. Dunn, Fisher. F1emmong'
Frame. Harding, Harris. Harrison. Hartzier'
Haynes. Huston. Imbrie, Inch l.. e henheuy'
Lane Lukcns s. Il. Mccormick, McNit'' Ne'in'
North Otheman Park r Ross. Seymorc' shaw
sherman Smead j. c. Smith, Sutton, Van Sellar,
Wadhans Weeks Woodruff and r. H. Iabriske.
The following men are in the hrSt and second gen
eral crolps from So First-8eam, Churchnan,
Cochran Eardnlan l.. Gray. Hodge. W. l.. Johnson
Ioetscher Lybyer. Mather Moment. Morgan.
Trou, IRE and Worcester second-Allen Arms.
Rshon Bostrick, Bress.er Dennis. Doty Dooli;-
tie Eason. Evans. Hamilton, ~ Johnson Kirk
man r. Knight, Lampe. MclIlroy w -. Mclean.
E. Mills. f. Mills Musser, Myers. Patton, Perry.
H. Pierce, Reese, Smithers, Sewers. Spriggs, +.
Ward. Waters and Wayave.
The Editorial Board Of The Daily PrlncetOnian'
for the ensuing year Will be made up Of the follow
ing men; j. y. Beam. go p. II. Churchman &c,
a. L. +. Dennis. 90: J. J. Elliott. 81; J. Il. Graham.
SO; q. Johnson 90: J. H. Small. SO; H. VI. Beam.
81: a. NJ Hopper, 81; +. y. Jessup. 81: ". II;
Smith. 81; r. G. wilkins. 81; i. {. Martin ~. and
\. G. Sinclair IS
Up to last Tuesday the baseball candidates were
unable 10 indulge N any outdoor practice. The
number of men has. however been sifted down until
only twenty eight remain from whom TO choose the
first and second Mines The quality of the new
players is encouraging in fact much more so than
IL has been for several years. The new blood VIII
be an element OF considerable strength to the team
Ii is on account of this large amount of new ma
terial that Captain Brookss innovation in forming
two mines has proved acceptable. The second
nine will have suits and a schedule Of KS own but
no training table. The most promising candid les
for catcher are Williams ana Altiani. while Brad
ley. Altman and Hitzrot showing up best for
the position Of pitcher. otto will pay first base
again this year. Brooks will from shortstOp
to second base. leaving his old position in the pos
session of Butler "A freshman from l,1wrencev!le,
who is doing phenomenal work Gunster Will play
third base again this year. while Payne will be
found in his Old position in right field and Ward.
80. Will be in left field. As affairs stand now It
looks though Ward would be compelled to move
from left field. and leave centre field in the hands
Of Bradley or Altman, since the last two are first
class feeders.