New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15
PRINCETON.

PRINCETON.
Princeton Nov. l4.-Through the labors OF Pro
fessor William Libbey the University Library Is
10 receive a valuable collection. For over nftech
years Professor Libbey has been at work collecting
Interesting mementoes. relics. autographs. PAM
phlets and crapbooks from old alumni This col
lection has been made in order to complete set or
scrapbooks that will be thorough history OF I'M
dergraduate life at Princeton through the many
years OF the Universtys existence. This coiiectoh
OF relics and documents has been Systematically ana
carefully arranged and will be transferred TO the
exhibition-room OF the University library as soon
as place has been prepared for II.
The work u editing the 20 Brc-a Brac mas oeeh
finished The proof has been read and placed IN the
hands OF the printers. and all Arrangements com
peted The book will be placed on SAFE Dece'"oef
10 without doubt This volume Will be the hahd-
soonest yet issued and viii contain hu'hoe' Oh
new views Of the campus and buildings
An organ recital and reading were given IN mar
quand Chapel on Friday evening" Ny He" -
Briggs the University organst. iarse cro~a MAS Vas
present, and Professor Bliss feri! iedu NV w
A unique piece OF furniture has recently been
placed exhibition In Nassau Han ~ 10 a 80 ~,
iiful liable preseed TO ex- sIdent Cleveland %
tiobierno, President OF Zuia. Nenez1ei.n o,a.e
ent woods produced Ia Venezuea. The table is
about four feet in dIaneier aHG e0mpoSeI o. as
January. and transferred by him 10 the museum io'
, exhibition. - - oid N tho
new Conversely library there has been stons
effort to increase the number OF volumes IN -,
btary OF the botanlst Sachs OHcfcu 70 thc
University recently. After being examiner u? o',Y
OF the professors, and found 10 bc OF except
value is purchase has been authorized ny ce'' TAIN
friends Of The University. - ,o,,,,,
The income from Inc class OF 30 ehpon nv
fund for a library OF English poetry anu III III III
amounting 10 $500. has Just become aValao'c-. i s
IL the library 10 which Charles scrinIc'' .o' nr
been giving freely FOR the last TWO years Inc pu'-
chase OF number OF BOOKS iof thiS @'"e0'" '
been arranged for. .--,-..,., ,,ui give
The Princeton Glee Club Organizatlon VIII sEe
its fret concert OF the year al NeW-HaNeh -
Friday evening For several weeks the clups ha 49,
held daily rehoar5a!s In order to he pepaIeu ~. ~.
ihis earl; concert. " bile number OF w 70.
musicians In the organization were sTauu'le'i t
June enough new material mas been D'ousH' -
10 Insure the clubs being abou; as COCO a. ias 'Iiv
son 'rhe banjo and mandol!n clubs VIII De iu''
as good as last year. - A.. r.nr..o,ta
'rpe annual cane spree between the reprcsen'h,-
lives OF the sophomore and freshman classes tooN
nace I'm front OF bod Hall on last euntsua! 49,.
ing The sophomores secured TWO OF dn'ey
I'm. winning the match. Brower o. dciea go
rurnhull 90 IN holly contested threerouno poi'
Tor lrhtHcights DE witt, w. ana Coylr, w., w.,
were the nddleweght spreors the Ioriher M'' hro
after the most exciting bout ever "l'!cHHs" 'n "a
In tho heavyweight contest Thompson W. uclo"'ou
schvartz Ol In the third round lhere w. All
nnusuoIIy large crowd OF undergraduates presrnI .
golf match was played on THURSDAY pet"e.n d
team from the Princeton Golf CLUB aho .ehi" r
fswrenccyle School Princeton won Dy q 80 49, .
~ "a TO G The best individual playing was uor S
bv Vanderpool and Jackson for Pr'iSetoh' n,-d
DudIav and williams for Lawrence lhere "e'e
nine men on each team,