New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-22
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.

varo, q Charles J. Bukeley, o. New
c,,, r,s nresented TO the University Library
-. Henry Narouand rs. two unusuaIE IN
tito documents One OF these Is fe'O VI
49, famous South Sea Bubble. power OF at
,cr,ev given by the Duke OF bea"o'' " ''S
,.oaawood OF Newberry, Berkshire granting ""-
.hor,tv IN transfer the Dukes STOCK Inc c'no'
document is piece OF vellum - p' 100 ee"''e''e'
W , herring the autograph OF Charles IN the
- ~. =, france during whose reign the ST
P...,a.or r,assacres occurred II Is dated at
nsr,s On 1851 and is a letter OF appointment OF
or,.,.r 70 Feure TO position in the royal house
hold
Professor IAbbey. OF the department OF physical
uosranhv has collected complete set Of tho
rnual catalogues issued by the college. These
.,o,o0,es give a great deal OF interesting intorma-
,,or cs,ecially when the contents OF the Older
80. are compared with the more modern issues.
rho annual debate for the Coubertin Medal
,,rred in whig Hall Wednesday night and
as won BY Robert Fulton Sterling. ~. OF Penn
svlvania This medal is prize founded by Baron
A. Couhertin OF Paris and is given each year In
WbSv Hall 10 that member OF the senior class
Who wins first place in a debate on question Of
french politics. NJ De Coubertin was In Princeton
!" The he Triangle Club the dramatic organization OF
the university, is preparing for their annua! per-
sormance which will take place about the middle
~ Nav 4 short farce. by Gator Hevcring, 81
""1,,tiei The Tiger Lily" has been chosen by the
SOr Tb 81 be some such comedy as Lend Me Five
sbi,lings" Competition for the cast is open TO all
Students OF the university. and Will begin in a
t the regular meeting OF the Monday Night
club on Tuesday evening. Professor Bliss Perry
Club cub on on the subject The Byron Revival"
on tho death OF Professor Drummond last week
the students OF Princeton sent telegram to
Scottish students expressing Princeton's sympathy
on Monday the following reply was received from
Funeral at Sterling. on Monday. at 8 Glory
The annual series OF lectures In .he Stone course
Of The theolosical seminary beGan THURSDAY In
the Union Theological, Seminary OF Hampton sid
nsy Va, Is the lecturer this year His subject is
The Besinn!ngs o; He6rew History in the Light
The arrival OF Mr.. Earle. the coach has put
lie the daily baseball practice at the cage
smoking was shut or on Wednesday The number
OF candidates was. again reduced the first Of the
in the squad Wilson. 81: jayne 81: Altman
81; Bradley. 81 Easton 9s; Kelly. rs; Thomson
,ss Barrel g; Gee.. 80: McGbbon 90: suter. 90
%: Kafer. 90 Watkins. 90: Angle. 20. and lille
brand o. The conditional examinations were in
progress last week, and until the results of these
can be accurately formed. 1t is pretty sure that
several promising players Will be debarred. for the
rgor Mr. Earle IS not oversangulne OF develop
ing championship team. The wet weather has
prevented any outdoor practice this season, but Nc
Masters the trainer, hopes 10 have his Players
the diamond in a day or two. The season will
open in less than two weeks.
Arrangements are being perfected for the building
the use OF candidates for the Mott Haven team.
Several riders have already gone into training and
The candidates FOR the track team continue work
In the gymnasium. but expect to get on the
vas he'd Wednesday. In which about forty men
participated.