New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-13
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL.

A regular meeting OF the Doyc I1lBu CSHool ~
batting Society wac held last Thursday afternoon
In the lecture-room. After the reading Of the min
utes an open debate took plate to determine the
speakers represent High School In the coming
debate with Poly. The subject was the same -
the intersc helastc one-"Resoved, That the Ranes
Pill is Beneficial to New-York State" Many men,
bers spoke in favor OF the negative side. They
we're Dresser Metcafe. Quinn Tomlin. SteinbrInk.
Tong, Moore. Howell and Hamn. Wrenn. Reichers
and Case spoke in the affirmative. All the members
Of the Executive Committee-Professors Palmer.
Burke and Marsh. and Redfcld 81. and Webster.
sS-were present. These five will select the speakers
In the Poly debate on the merits Of the speeches
made In this open debate The society has the right
TO select one OF the judges in the Interschoastia
debate. Seven names were presented. Meass
Palmer Burke and Marsh, Of the High School, and
Swanstrom. Gates. Dresser and Culyer OF the Board
OF Education. Mr.. Swanstrom received the most
votes Messrs. Palmer and Cuyer being second and
third. respectively The open debate was continued
on Friday afternoon. all the members OF the So
cety did not get chance to speak on Thursday.
The Henry Clay Debating Society disbanded last
Thursday afternoon, in order that its members may
give time to the interests OF the High School
Debating Society.
terfered with BY the bad weather Of last week.
The complete schedule for the coming season 10 40
follows April Is, st. Francis College; April is.
Va. Barnard School; April e. vs. Lakewood Acad-
envy: April 49, VS.. Latin School; May 2. VS. Stevens
Institute; May g. VS.. St. Paul; May s. VS.. Staten
Island Academy: May 8, Hamilton Athletic
Club; May 49, VS. Polytechnic Institute; May 49, W.
Pratt Institute; May 90 VS.. Adeiphi Academy; May
q, VS.. Ithaca High School; May q. VS.. Pastime
Athletic Club: May 80. Kings County Athletic
Club; June 8. VS.. Queens Athlete Association; June
49, vs. Aetna Athletic Club Most OF the games
will take place the newly obtained grounds on
the corner OF Kingston and Dean sts
ha mon entered in the Joint
OF the lith Regiment Athletic Association and the
Bay Ridge Athletic Association: Swords. 22oyard
dash: Goettng. 75-yard dash; Tebyrica, junior Is
yard dash. and Weir one-mile run. On Saturday.
April IS. Goetting will in the hve-mile open
'cross-country handicap run Of the New-York Ath-
letc Club.
The April issue IF The High School Recorder"
On Thursday evening concert was given BY the
Glee and .ianjo clubs assisted by VILLAIN Howell
f chur tlH" pace inc
a his s the the nmn @
present to the school two bass-reliefs Or. MCKEE
borough has fixed Friday. April "a. as the day for
The seniors vii: get their class pins next Thurs.
On the evening Of April 30 the Camera Club win
give a lantern-slide exhibition in Assoc alton Hall.
ne rS will Will s IN N e
rating the walls Of the schoo! With pic,ures u.s
cs maSa " nd pi Dsss
match resulted In tie The club ao High School
tary: Gese Reidei, Duncan Urn. Fischer Corlnski.
Henser. Murray Escher. Hamlin. Dunbar. Aiwater.
Creamer. German and Carruthers.
On last Fr:day morning the following. spoke dec
amations In the auditorium: Cross, 81; Whitney.
50: Herald. '9S. and Graham 81. Colonel Cu.yer,
chairman of the Boys High School Committee OF
Gay, 81. has obtained first prize in The Brooklyn
Daily Eagle prize poem composition. Frederick y.
concern the presentation of silver service TO the
cruiser Brooklyn; VIII be read on the occasion The
Meredith and Or. George P. Mains spoke. pr.
the coming semi ANIMALS from about eighty students
who tried; They are Carruthers, 'ss; Graham. 81:
81; Hammond S6 and Carrick, 'ss OF this mum.
Der. Carruthers Graham and Harding have spoken
the coming rhetorical has not yet been definitely
fixed. The affair this year is expected to eclipse
all previous