New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-29
dams Ia Poesie du ise steele: April 10. lie SYM
bosme ct les TENDENCIES Actuelles de Ia Poesle
PRINCETON.

Princeton. " j.. March ?s.-The new boards OF
editors for the undergraduate publications were
elected this week, and the journals VIII DE hanueu
10 the juniors in a few weeks. Inc boaru
Of Editors OF "The Nassau Literary Magazine mas
been organized with Robert Dunn Drlpps' as
Managing Editor Meade Tyrref Williams. GATOR
of stories and gossip; William NJ. Gamble. editor
of poetry; William Frank McCombs. editor of book
reviews Frederick Judson Holden, editor of the
table: Lester Percy Bryant editor of essays. ana
Daniel F. Altand. business manager
The Editorial Board of THE Prnceonian" will
be made up of the following men during The COM
Ing year: j. W. Churchman. 9S; c. w lialsey.
SIS: Ivy l.. Lee, 'ss: Paul c. Martin. 9S: w r.
Witherspoon. 'sS; Alexander Armstrong. jr.. 90:
d. H. cf B. a2 Ri T W 81 saasf
DAVIS. go, and 4; TurnbuIl. 100 ,,.rs,,.
upon the comedy chosen for the season. Lend H.! Me
Five Shillings. and the farce. THE Ilger Liiy.
it is probable that the cast will be made up from
the following men. who are now practising LA, lar
's9; Carter, 20; Clark, 90; Yeomans. co. and Hunt
ington, co 49,, o,oo,,a
It's Bric-a- Brac Committee as follows: George X.
Reed, Bertram H. Lewis. Charles y Freeman
Frank c. Voorhees,, Raymond r. A. carter and
Robert S. Davis. These men will choose the other
six members of the committee.
ceived from the Yale Committee this week the
question for the coming le-Princeton annual de
IL,
Speaker of the United States House Of Representsao
tives is detrimental TO public interests The
Princeton Committee has not yet announced Wnlch
side II will elect to support. Inc DEBATE WI" NC
held in New-Haven on May o.o,hor
The University Library has just received another
valuable relic the form OF n manuscript COPY
Of Of Gd RSa Of the as
kingston and the various bridges and neighbor-
Ing roads they were in l'I6-7'; This map was
made for General Green. at Morristown In tebru-
airy III shortly after the brilliant campaign IN
NewJersey and It gvei 10 the minutes de as
appeared at the time. The map is contributed by
William r. Weeks OF Newark. who Is now en-
gagged on a history Of the early existence OF the
The tournament Of the Whist Club has been I'm.
,shed Woodward 81. and Gregory 81, won f1rst
prize: Clark rs. hnd Harris. 49, tied with Embury
200 and Cleghord. 90 for second place Inc han t1
cap chess tournament has been warmly contested
Tullock. '9S and Hale 9s, being tied Tor hrSt pace
and Tullock winning the pay-of. NJ, ~,
In the general competitive debate IN w niS HAN
Scott. 90 received first prize. and weston ", sec
ond prize In the Freshman Essay Contest OF
clio Hall d. c. Chambers won first prize ana
William Van Buskirk second.
The Rev Dr. Arthur T. Pierson, OF Brooklyn,
ejeiv this week The Rev Or. w. 5. Rainsford. of
New-York. addressed large audience IN Irih ny
Church under the auspices Of the st Pauls so,
cietv The Rev. DR.. Stearns closed his series OF
addresses before the students on the subject OF
the Bible on Tuesday .,,. h,uo,ros I,
The work on the new University n9 ini TN IN
process of erection IS going on rapidly. me
foundations of Blair Hall. the new dormtory Oh
nIaced In position The stone work OF the north
half OF the new University Library is nearly com
plcted and the masons are now hnlsnhg the
towers Excavations for the other nan OF me
DAYS but East College will not be disturbed TINS