New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
HARVARD.

C,nh,,dve Mass Nav 13-Each class has or
ganized companies which are drilling regularly
The following officers have been elected In the re-
spective companies: Glass Of '9s: Captain L. r
Marvin; first lieutenant. \. W. Davis; second leu
tenant II. d. Whitfield first sergeant F. w Gay
Glass OF 80: Captain. II. +. Wolfe; frst lieutenant
H. NJ. Huxley; second lieutenant, NJ steaThs' SER
geant A. j. Smith Class Of 'ol: Company A-Cap-
tain, b. Boss: first Lieutenant H. W. keene second
lieutenant r. NJ Brown: first sergeant. W. a.
Heilprin. Company B-Captan. 7. r. Coyle; nrst
Lieutenant 8. G. Ellis; second lieutenant - T.
Brayton: first sergeant r. NJ. Brownel
On account Of sickness G. Won Utassey. w. mas
been obliged 10 resign as manager OF the varsity
crew r. de X. Glider. 49, tho assistant manager
has been appointed to the place
The manuscript OF the Marshall Newell memorial
volume has been collected. and Will be put IN 'he
printers hands in few days. This is the first
instance where a memorial volume has been COL
ected In honor Of Harvard football player.
The Harvard Band has just organized. and Is
practising daily preparatory 10 playing at the 1ae
and Princeton ball games that are played IN cam
bridge. Hitherto the band has always been hal'-
passive organization that has come TO life only 10.
athletic contests and for class day The oano VIII
a move to unite the band and drum corps and FUR
nsh music for the mitay comp pan Harvard golf
team the intercollegiate championship on me
Of Yale. in the finals by holes and 10 pay pay;
His victory was due to his accuracy IN nv 1.oy as
his approaching ana putting SHo's' aS t"c i~o
man usually drove much further.
At the las, meeting of the Rife and Revolver
Club the following officers were elected President,
l.. G. Coleman. 20: vcepresident. w, X: Wander
bilt. 'oi; secretary and treasurer. J. F Cobb 20;
Executive Committee. G. G. Lawrence. 'Ol; range
captain. c. ii. Tayler. 90.
Within the last few days a decided improvement
has been made in the floats Of the Weld Boat Club.
The spaces between the three bridges have been
boarded over. and when the ratings have been
taken away there Will be much more available
room in which to move the boats about
The new Warren Pathological Gallery OF the Pea
body Museum was opened TO the public on Thurs
day II contains valuable collection OF clothing.
ornaments. spears models Of boats and similar oh
tects collected In Australia. Polynesia Hawaii.
Samoa, the FIJI Islands and the northwest coast
OF America. The collection is being labelled.
A collection of bones and relics from the Indian
burial grounds In Georgia and Florida Is being re-
ceived the museum 1t was collected by {. b.
Moore OF the class Of 10
The Foxcroft Club has elected the following ON
GERS: President c. W. Human. IS; vice-president
E b Beckwth 90 and secretary. 4: G., Odell. 90
The Varsity Glee Banjo and Mandolin clubs
gave a concert at Jamaica Plains on Friday night
The concert followed by dancing.
At a meeting Of the division Of ornithology and
mammalogy OF tho Natural History Society last
evening plans were completed for Systematic study
OF the fauna and flora Of the country about Cam
bridge