New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-08
PRINCETON.

PRINCETON.
Princeton. n. j. March THE annual catalogue
OF Princeton the first 10 bear the title page Oh
Princeton University. will appear In Few days
The list Of instructors Is longer than ever before
and to the Us, of professors have been added the
names Of Howard Crosby Warren and Thomas NJ
Parrott the former az assistant professor of expert
mental psychology and the latter as assistant pro-
fessor Of English. Several new courses nave peen
added in each department. There are ON academic
undergraduates enrolled. Of which l22 are Seniors
ia juniors I25 sophomores and l6i freshmen. with
twen;ysix special students. The students IN me
School Of Science number 31 There are eight TEL
lows and ll5 graduate students. making the tdta'
membership of the University 1.M5 as compared
with Loss last year.
The geographical distribution OF this membership
covers forty-one States and nine foreign countries
Pcnnsylvana's representation Is the largest there
being 291 students from that State New-Jersey Is
second with q representation Of 233 students. and
NewYork third. with III men. OF foreign countries
Canada has representatives. Ireland j. syria :" IN
dia l. British Columbia t. Ceylon !. China |. England
1 and Persia /.
The proposed destruction Of East College made
necessary by the building of the new University
Library now I'm course erection. has given rise to
end of discussion among the alumni. and OF 90,
lection the part OF former students whose homes
bujldng is one of the old landmarks It has been
proposed that il be moved ~ some otner site, anu
thus preserved for dormitory purposes no h
Princetonian Is taking vote E the rUts sstad 70
The MANUSCRIPT Of President cleyeand DIS sesGm
% and presented 10 the University Library some
time ago. has now been handsomely bound quito,
Justice OF NewJe:sey is source OF great gratiiica.
lion to Prir :e!onans Judge Magic Sradmaied ala; a,
his alma mater and Is a member Of her Board OF
Trustees He was hrst-honor man of his class at
ferred upon him by Princeton. Hls son william F.;
Magic. graduate in the class OF 10 Is professor
attracted wide attention by his discoveries in con-
nection with the R6ntgen rays ...,..,. ,..o.
citation has submitted to the students the following
be voted for as assistant football manage
D s Cook. 49, Of Evanston III Keith Donaldson.
80 of philadelphia The election VIII occur next
memorial book of the sesquicentennial cele6 bra,
,ion viii soon be published by the S Ser. Ihe
historical sketch by the Rev. DIR; John bc witt. s.;
an Of the Of the by sSpmm
and tendencies OF Princeton, by Professor A. F.
,eSS ora te copies Of the Of congrau
lation received from other universities societies ana
The trouble occasioned by the painting OF the
% D Sg ne b for G or f
ages to the tower has been withdrawn on condition
that the students do all in their power TO prevent
the continuance of the custom of painting the n'l-
merals on the tower. The freshman class met this
wee, and passed resolutions TO discourage the GUS
tom ,,,
The general call for candidates for the baseball
team brought out only twenty-five men The out
look Is not encouraging as at this time last year
There are three places 10 ll-cacher. shortstop ana
third base For the first place. Kafer, 90 although
a freshman, is promising man and Is easily
in the lead For the other two place. the n
material Is only fair. Hllebrand. 90: Watkins, 90;
and Barrett '?S are in the lead for third base. and
Angle co. and McGibbon. 80. seem to have some
advantage over the other candidates for shortstop
The members OF last years team will be called out
in another week. William Earle the professional
coach Is expected TO arrive and take charge 81 the
candidates March 10
In response to a request from the sportsmans as
sociatioiis OF New York City, the Princeton Athletic
Association has decided to lend part OF the trophies
i'm the Osborn Club House. 10 be placed on exhibition
AZ the carnival OF the associations in NewYork this
month.