New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24
PRINCETON.

princeton Nov % (SpecaO.-The university Husi-
cal organizations have decided upon the following
itinerary for their Southern trip: DectHoei ~
washington; December y, Richmond; December
1s Charleston. December 10, Savannah December
% jacksonville: December 2l st. Augustine; De
cember g. Atlanta. December -. Mooe' De
c.mher % New-Orleans: December 20 Mem
phis. joint concert with fa.e ciuos' De-
cember o. Nashville; December ~ Cihcih'ia'' >
| December 80 Cleveland December g. BuIaIo ne
clubs will travel by special train as heretofore anu
reasonable rates will be made for al students VINO
desire 10 accompany the clubs on this trip.
BooEer r Washington. the principal OF the lns-
kegee Normal and Industrial Institute for coiored
People which Is In the "Black Belt OF Aiao"'""'
delivered an address in the Second fresp! 'oi'"''
church Sunday afternoon. He is travelling through
the North in behalf Of his institution The meeting
WAS well attended by the students, as wei as
townspeope. -
Final ARRANGEMENTS for the Yale debate have peeh
completed. The nter-hall contest was held IN Ola
Chapel on Wednesday evening, and princeton rep
resentatives were chosen Messis' Ferry O' nan"
il,on go and Krkwood, 80, were the men selected;
Messrs Perry and Kirkwood having the Irivlese ..
second speech in rebuta supper WA DE SYs e
cember G. AT which the Yale debaters Will be pres
emit number OF toasts will be respoHsdsnd TO py
prominent men from different sections OF me COIL i
trv and large representation from the faculty
and student body is sxpe ,assr Languages Club on
Wednesday evening Mr.. Armes. 49, read a. paper o"
During the last week the Rev. DR.. Henry G. Nc
Cook the distinguished naturalist. has Dten mehV-
erng a course of lectures in the chapel OF the Iheo
logical Seminary. The subject OF the ilrst ectuie
delivered on Tuesday night, was 'Ihe Hohey ANS
OF the Garden OF the Gods" About hfty years ago
these honey ants first noticed by spanish gen
tleman in Mexico. Nothing was known or lhelr
habits Dr. McCook studied their habits in the Gar
den of the Gods in Colorado, and MS lecture was
an account of what he discovered about them. ne
illustrated what ne had TO say with drawings Ills
second lecture delivered Wednesday afternoon, was
on animals of the Bible. In his third iec,mue
delivered on Thursday afternoon. he spoke OF ne
Relation of Animals to Religion He attributed
their great influence upon the minds or men IN an
tiouity TO the fact that the priesthood hed mem
up to the ignorant populace as symDohcal OF me
attributes Of the Deity In conclusion ne preseIteu
several arguments usually advanced in support OF
the theory that there are immortal ANIMALS Hls
last lecture. delivered Friday afternoon was upon
the subject Use of Metaphors in Homiletics.
The November Lit was delivered TO the UNDER
graduates on Thursday. Though not as large as
the previous number ii is up to It's standard IN lt
main features A short story entitled The Love OF
David Arrowsmth," by Mr.. Kirkwood' s, holds
the interest throughout. "A Partisan card Ky
Wifred NJ Post. is the title of a peculiar taN,
which leaves the reader in a quandary: the poems
are, as usual bright and airy. and Tor a Go!iesee
magazine, thoroughly good. The EDITORS iaDe
discusses the lack OF stories college lie In col
lege journals. The book talk contains among other
things criticisms Yale Yarns. Harvard stories
and Legends of Florence, By {. e. Leland, Prince
ton. As.