New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-09
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.

Princeton ~ j. April S--Since the erection OF
Marauand Chapel by Henry G. Marquand' Oh New"
York a number Of memorials have been erected u
IT, The first memorial was the one erected 10 .''
memory OF Professor Joseph Henry and was 'ne
work of Louis 81. Gaudens. The next aooitio" ~
the nteror decoration OF the chapel was the statue
Of DR. McCosh which was presented TO the UNI
verslty BY the class OF 1879 at their decenna reun
ION II Is by Augustus st. Gaudens. Inc "eN.
memorial was the set OF windows IN memory %
Frederick Alexander Marquand 7s given oy MS
mother Mrs. Henry G. Marquand THESE wlhoo"s
before being placed In the chapel were exhibited AT
the Industrial Exhibition Of the PennsyVan'a
Academy OF Fine Arts and received first prize Inc
tablet 10 the memory OF Arnold Guyot was next
placed in the chapel and was designed ana e cu'eu
By DIN Warner beautiful window has been
placed In the chape, by William +. Dodge. IN
memory Of his SON. william Earle Dodge. The lat
est addition 70 this list OF memorials IS the beaut
ful window given by Mrs. Garrett. or baltimore III
memory Of her son, Horatio Garrett. 20
On THURSDAY morning the Varsity baseball team
left for its annual Southern trip. taking fourteen
players The team delayed one day IN start
ing ON account OF the bad weather. and the game
with the University OF Maryland was cancelled
The following were taken on the 'rip; haier
and Campbell catchers; Hie6rand; Watkins and
Harrison. pitchers Kelly. Burke. Butler. Barrett.
Hutchings. infelders suter. Hamilton and Thomp-
son. outfelders. The bad weather OF the last Two
weeks has greatly retarded the progress OF the
team. and II will not be surprising to the under,
graduates should the team lose several games on
this tour. The batting and fielding OF the team
while good at times, Is by no means steady enough
yet. -, ,. n,
The work OF the bicycle SQUAD still consists o,
road riding by all the candidates. and this VIII
be continued until the track IS fit for practice Inc
men now In training for the bicycle team are: Nc
Farland '9s: Rawden. 49, Dean. 90; Granger VI
Kehr '0l c. A. Lyon. %: II. u. Lyon. '0l; ~ NJ
from this squad will be taken TO the training table
when the track candidates are selected
TIE honor lists Of all the courses except the Junior
Bachelor Science have been published. the follow
ing men received honors in this COURSE FIRST group
f. C. NcWiiams second group. r. Donaldson
F. p. Eckngs r. P. Elmer. c. Griswold. jr. ii. A.
Jackson 49, 49,, g. 49,,
An agreement just made with Harvard by the
IntercoIeciate Debating Committee changes tine
date Of the Harvard Princeton debate from frday,
May 6. to Wednesday, May II: princeton mas tne
chcoce Of sides the question Resolved: Inat
the present restrictions on immigration INTO me
United States insufficient and must 1orwnro
her decision to Harvard before Wednesday Aprli D.
The United States Fish Commissioner: j: NJ BOW :.
ers has sent a notice 10 the Biological Club OF
Princeton and several other universities requesting
any members OF their faculties DESTROYS OF study
ing at the laboratory OF the Commission 10 se"u
IN their application . ia l.,
In the recent freshman essay contest heIq N
3, whig Hall r. P. swoffork w. c. Myers and H. X
Wooden tied for first prize ,, 49,. ...
A meeting OF the freshman baseball team was
held this week and f. Y. Clausen, or New-f ork
3 was chosen permanent captain. Only eleven men
are on the freshman baseball squad at present ana
these mon Will be taken to their training taoie I'M
mediatcly after the Easter vacation.