New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-23

sacui,y. are occasionally spoken Of in connection
co.leee closed for the spring vacation on Wednss
dsy' and instruction will. be begun for the new
term next Thursday.
HARVARD
Cambridge March % (SpecaD.-The dishgira''o"
OF the Eogg Ar, Museum al Harvard on Mohaay
last By some unierc.assman who put IN rea pu.'''
on the porous stone Of the building the "o'u'.
'Norton's Pride" has aroused the INDIGNATION VI
the students. There is little Of the vandal element
among Harvard students. and when II does crop o"'
It causes much Indignation.
The Junior class will hold Its regular dinner III
TIE Vendome Hotel in Boston. on March 70 Inc
POSTMASTER will be A. II. Parker THIS Is one Oh Tue
few remaining memorials Of the days "heh ciaS'
feeling strong at Harvard.
The Harvard Law Review has just entered
mon n new wear The members OF the Senior
BOARD have retired and left the management IN the
hands OF the younger men. Tho new editor-in-chei
Is r. C. Dodge, of Newburyport. Mass, ana tne
treasurer Is II. c. Lakin. Of Worcester. Mass Inc
Board consists of about sixteen students CHOSEN OH
the recommendation Of the faculty from the nrst
men IN the class.
On Saturday the Harvard Civil Service Reiorm
Cub gave an informal reception to the members
Of the United States Civil Service Commission. H.
Proctor W. G Rice and J. NJ Harlow
The Hasty Pudding Club has just announced Its
pay for the present year. The faculty Will not al
low performance in NeW-I Ork, put w Ho' P'
hibt those in Boston and Cambridge. The snow
will be given before the past members OF the cup
on April 8. 1t Will be played in Boston on April ~
10 and "A. and in Cambridge on April 10, 10 ana /.
The title is "Branglebrnk. The lbretto Is by r.
r. G. Morse, sc. and F. b. Whittemore 80 Inc
principal parts will be taken by A: II. Parker q;
H. Scnurz. 81 L. G.. Knob.auch '96; f. " Froth-
ingham Sc and l.. r. Valentine 81
Harvards success In the debate with Princeton
has caused grclt encouragement, and Harvard
hopes now TO beat Yale her territory. The
question for that debate. which is to be held on
May /. is whether England and the nied states
should have a permanent board Of arbitration.
The Harvard varsity crew has taken its last
weeks work In the tank. Early this week Captain
oathouse is readiness. and the river Is clear OF
ice. The class crews also expect 70 get out on Mon
day. The class come early in May. and strict
training is in progress. The varsity crew has
rowed as follows: Stroke. Goodrich; Moulton; g..
Sprague: s. Bu.lard; HOLSTER; 3. Perkins; 3 still
mon bow Hayes.
Three Harvard men will be on the team Of five
which the Boston Athletic Association has sent to
Athens for the Olympic games. \. Blake IS. Is the
clubs champion long-distance runner. He will com
pete in the long particularly the cross-counry
run from Marathon TO Athens. He was one OF Har-
wards best when he was in college. E. II.
Clark. 's6 is the best al-round athlete In college
He has a record Of 12 feet in throwing the ham
inches in the broad jump and feet 10 inches in the
high Jump He will compete In all those contests.
W. ". Hoyt '9S. is. with Rudolph. of Pennsylvania
holder Of the amateur record Of II feet inches In
the pole vault. He Is likely win that oontes. in
Athens