New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-01
PRINCETON.

Princeton, y. j., Sept 3o.-Lectures began a.
! Princeton a week ago. and already the Unversit,
| has assumed It's wonted aspect.
The nunchbowl and lade which were presented
TO the gunboat Princeton by the Princeton Club. OF
Philadelphia. are now exhibition at the Univer
sity On the bowl appears fac-simile Of the gun
BOAT, one Of "Old North" and the cannon besides
the coa-of.arms and the pennant OF the University
and rows of tiger heads along the base
Work on Little Hall. the new dormitory. Is ad
vancing rapidly. The general plan OF the hall viii
he the same Blair Hall resembling the build
ings OF Cambridge University-notably the older
parts OF Trinity and Kings colleges. Beginning
near Blair Hall the building parallel to the
railroad and toward the Casino for 19G feet. then
turning at right angle extends 15i feet toward
Doo nan. Near the southeast end there is wing
projected toward the Casino. forty feet in length.
ine front elevation will he eighty feet above the
! railroad. small tower and octagonal turrei,
more ornate than those on Blair Hall. will adorn
the north end. The main dormitory will he two
stories in height the tower three. and will contain
ninety-two rooms Steam heat and bathrooms will
be in the building, the latter feature being an in
novation in the University dormtory system. Blair
and Little halls will be connected by wall having
a gate near the latter. The authorities expect in
time 20 shu; the whole west campus off from the
town by this wall Of dorm,ories. running from
University Hall to the Brokaw Memorial
Inc freshman class perfected It's HTsi OTGdHlId-
ton as class Friday by electing as president
Gresham H. Poe. Of Baltimore; vice-presdent,
William f. Green Of Trenton; secretary and treas
urer. William Colwell Of New-York.
The following is list Of the honor men last year
in the three lower classes in all departments Of the
University:
strong, jr' g +. Breed \. Mel. Garter. G. IL
oSGn sS5uz S Sed RTaz srSp
d. Bigler, II, A. Bogss, J. r. Brewer W. J. Camp
BELL " a cleaHd " p DALI f 6 "a Relaaela
F. Ferris W. B, Fox. Conover English. J. II. Har-
T,sOq Mum hsmp9Eey asht a Mo M%SkeS
s. Reeves. D.. c. Rodgers. G: J. Russell 2 G.
sheppard l. s Thongs: c. H Vail, 6. s YOGg-
Junior ssen'acIF1s grouP r1 MGw bss1s1
Crswold. II. A. Jackson and W: p: Quacken bush.
Junior Civil Engineers-J. A. Ely: Howard Logan
l.. A Robb II y. Twells and f. Y. Allen;
Sophomore Academc-Firs, group II. D. Austin
p. /. Chambers, b. X. Hunsbsrser and j. n. F.
E0TS BSrSSaeld sFGRp a. cartef TY cOc6rs9
James Cromer. christopher Eas;Op H X ;l Ens I
McBTids. Charles Miner, II Moore s r Scott,
rsaa S Van Ru.kf Weo 7 and fnzna
Sophomore Scientific-T. ". Cloney. a L. Ginen
woi De W Z Tee1y p 9 Knf EdT'5ds
land and W F Mountain
Sophomore Civil EnsneessE Huleert .r & "
Bamford - ~
W l. breckenridge Edward Glassmeyer, W. F.
Hope A. D Merrck, n. r. Cmwake C. r.
Baldwin 4 G. Bartholomew. j. r. CRAWFORD, NJ
O. Edwards c. S Gray. F. Headly. W NJ Howell
Paul Mitchell w. +. Mount, r. p. Petty. X F.
Pitcairn J. l. Rodgers. F. Swigart. j. b. Tay-
Tor B. Terhune. F. J.. West. II. ~ White. X Y
Williams and z. l. Wilson: go
Freshman scienuhc-G W VI Mailer w. 5. Con-
row. G; n Richards G. 8 Hudson, F. F Root, g
l. Beaham. W. a Babson A. T. Ch1ds L. NJ
dickinson and f. l. Bersland. =,
Freshman Civil Engineers-W. G. Gamble; X NJ
Stofregen. p T. Bruyere c. l.. Homer ana hueh
Miller.