New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-03
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.

s'RINCElON. .
Princeton ~ j., May~2.-The annual commence
ment exercises OF the Princeton Iheoios'on' 80
,nary Will he held IN the Miller Chapel TUESDAY
,norning beginning at 10 o'clock The examinauCos
OF the senior class were in progress last "eeh ".
lclosed yesterday. To-day the closing exercises Va
lthe year began with sermon by the rev ~
Uoseph T. Smith OF Baltimore. The regular COM
hnencement exercises will begin TUESDAY 'nV'"e
lat 10 o'clock when the graduating class Oh se'e"y
k,udents will be addressed by the Rev. Dr. Ho"a'o
budield OF New-York City. The class h!mi' wiz
hen by J. p Stewart 81. will be sung on ti'is 00'
sion. Upon the conclusion OF the gra"u"'"s ~
cses the Goth anniversary o. me compieto" vi 'e
Westminster Standards will be celebrated Aaoress-
es will be delivered . Dr. Wallace Kaacthe, oi
Washington: Dr. D. S. Gregory, Of New-fork Ci'E.
land the Rev Or. James d. Mofat. president OF
washington and jefferson College. Tuesday aitef-
moon will be given over 10 the annuai dinner o. te
IAlumni Association. in Stuart Hall
| The schedule OF examinations for the academic
ldepartment Of the University has been given out.
The examinations for the seniors will begin on
May Il. lasting till May q AT Iner etU C o sme
nnence:nent TWO weeks later, The examinations
for members OF other classes will begin on May 81,
TIE statement tha, $50 worknen engaged on Blair
Hall struck and disorder ensued is untrue only
the stonemasons struck The 0sssushed WORK
men remained about the building day. expecting
falling in their hopes, left town and their places
were quickly filled The work on the building was
not bs seIioqSS by e oeober
The regular weekly meeting OF the Monday Night
Club held Prospect. President Patton's resi-
dence, and was addressed by the president on tia
subject Theological Encyclopedia"
The following men. who constitute the first group
in the qgired sophomore essay work. have been
appointed as ties ant h Tor the r Bad ee p Gn
omorc class: r. I. Curtis c. English, W {. Erd-
man, G. Gordon \ Arms'rSns J. A. MackfnHl T.
II s4 55. s6a4aTS ana nd wf$
Wardrop. from the School Of Science
Elaborate prepare tons are being made for the
annual senior dance. which will be held or the
evening OF May Il The committee is made up Of
3. Ii. Thompson, 81. chairman BrokaW, u, Itage-
meyer. 81: Lowe. %; Dickinson. 81: McNish. 81;
The Missouri cub has reorsanized Tor the com
ing year, With VI /. Williams. IS as president;
H. y. Spencer. 80 vice-prcsident Ivy Lee. 9S' Sec
rotary. and Thomas Gault. 80 treasurer.
To Professor J. Mark Baldwin OF tho department
OF psychology, has been awarded the gold medai
OF the Royal Academy OF Sciences aud Letters OF
Denmark. for the best work on general question
in social ethics. There were nine memoirs sub
mtted, written in four languages. Professor Bnld.
OF the work entitled Social and Ethical Intcrpre
tations OF the Principles OF Mental Development
announced COR early publication - o,,
The regular May meeting OF the Princeton Club
evening OF May s. Professor A. f. West will be
the chief speaker.
An interesting memento OF Dr. James Carnahan.
president Of Princeton from 1923 20 1851 has been
OF Baltimore. 1T is bill rendered by pr. Carna-
ran while he head az the boys school at
GeorgetOwn. u c.. 10 George c. Washington.
grandneDhcW OF General Washington for the tut
lion OF his son, Lewis Washington, then a boy OF
years. TIE date OF the bill Is June 10 1928.
Lewis ". WashinEton was graduated from princeton
helped erect the first telegraph wire on the
Princeton campus.