New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.

PRINCETON.
Princeton. n. j.. Dec. 1O-The University Cata-
ogue s in the hands Of the printer. and Will be
issued within ten days. glance at the proof
sheets reveals some interesting information In re-
gard to the attendance at Princeton this year Inc
names Of number Of new Instructors appear, ana
there are also courses offered by the academic
and scientific departments 1t is noticeable that
there is a marked falling off in the attendance from
the Southern States this year but there has been
cores pondng increase among the Western states
There are now PSI students in the University from
Pennsylvania. POI from New-Jersey and III from
New-York Maryland. Illinois. Ohio and Missouri
follow In the order named. The representation
from foreign countries is smaller than usual this
wear There are now Loss students In princeton
University, distributed follows: Fellows -
graduate students. ia; academic department. ~.
scientific department. $50. This 10 gain oi '"e"''
over the registration OF last year.
In the intercollegiate shoot held ias' oa'"
Travers Island Princeton defeated Yale by sco'o
OF pa 10 1877 This victory gives Princeton pe no
nent possession of the handsome e 49,
offered by Shooting and Fisnins II o0oo ',,,
nronertv OF the college winning the intercohes'a'e
shoot three times -. ,..,,x..
Dur,nr this week the twentieth course OF lectures
~ the +. p Stone foundation has been given. Inc
course consisted Of six lectures on ooiie neoe
Problems in New-Testament investigation anu
had for a lecturer DR.. NJ W. Jacoous -. p.o
lessor IN the Hartford Theological Seminary. ihese
,oo,,ros uere attended by many students and In
structors.
The first cross-country run OF the season was
held on Wednesday afternoon. and iarse nuii'oe'
OF track men took part. 1t Is the intenuon oi mo
Track Association hold these runs at least once
a week through the winter In order 10 keep .he
rack athletes in good shape for the early spring
campaign. 800 ~,
Tho second concert Of the Kneisel Quartet VIII
take place In University Hall next MONDAY eVef'-
ing. In order add interest TO these concerts
~x{t-a
Of the programme explaining the interesting points
IN regard TO the composers represented on the pro-
eramme and giving a summing up OF their mu
steal work r
John Cleve Green 49, died at his home in Tren-
ton during the last week He was wen Ano"
among Princeton men, and while In college was
member of the Ivy Club and the Eniyerslty Hee
Club He was a son Of Dr.. Charles + Green. pTesii-
dent Of the Board OF Trustees Oh rfhoe'o" O''
The Cap and Cub gave dinner on TGes n
Club upon their return from the intercoi'esi@'e
c RS0s ss E week on ModerH Bridges
is The book I live. at the
.bnua Winter Carnival Of sports Be held in Mad
son Square GfTden ns1' a Ts' Rush IS and Ware
o. In the spirits and Carroll ana HYDE a IN no sne
high high ' of he He e1s fs A1heti Club
In addition 10 the ola MEMBER per , ~ 70 wear
Yea ;yaTs,ty "P' and the team monogram r.
Booth, Holt, Ayres burhe DiOAe'' $500"
and Edwards. .~.. MIA IN Clio Hall
s. T. d Jones won first prize ano r, w. rop'
The following sophomores have receved sP Tih
honors for their work last term GreeK-ii ,
honors X NJ Carter. n H Kratz T. i TeWton:
" NJ Schultz Richard Webster ana a, =. "e ~
honors A. D. Bigler. Latin.High honorsi
ander Armstrong jr Richard "ee'idr i ana A. and
Ses'0PR ee nN"GIs honor, Ae3sndsr
arms,ronT c H. Breed, O. D: Kellogg ~ "a
Kratz W ~ Shutz and J. Nj. vincent hoho's' w.
The new clubhouse OF the Ivy Club Is rap'd.g
Wearing completion and the memoers eHpect ~
move into IL about March !. The pudlng II .aise
having been planned with a special view 20 scc 49,
violating graduate members as We rs INC u IA ~.
reTaauates The dining room Is 3Oxso feet ano .ne
SrishinCs are 10 be provided by the cuo meinpens
81 the class OF 'sS In addition. there are
looms billiard and reading rooms. ana a iaI IN n
nurher Of bedrooms. Each class meInDeI.i'p 80.
aes,s IN the fitting up Of the different parts OF INC
clubhouse: s ..- ~. annual produc-
~ hesin 1t is entitled "Pocahontas. arranged uy
Rarnes 81 and MAYHEM. 90 and is 81 me puI
esoue order Several performance WI DC srs
in The spring and 1t is expected that MI Da'"e'
VII professor woodrow Wilson will attend me an,
r,aI ha nouet OF the Princeton Club OF 81 LOUIS on
pecember Co. and will deliver an ADDRESS 20 az as
Inu,s Club. instead OF at the University C'uo a.
among the lecturers IN the LawrenceVine Cou' -
.t1s year are Professor West VINO IL a " -
th,s Schoo, and Professors Daniels. Winans oco''
and Magic. all OK Pr1hcelo"'