New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
tho year, last Friday evening. DR.. Haley read q
| ma IA

In the dcpaTtment Of philosophy, has accepted a
professorship in experimental and physiooSieaaI
tsychology In the school OF pedagogy or New-forK
TIE class in science and religion, the largest
ing BY N Pr rSsse and and Mrs Rice
Ths S cG a had
The preliminary tests for the worcester m rsn
hsys prsSa es shs Noyes Carey Ellington
Huriburt, Dodds. Davis Cline Gould and Frain
| PRINCETON.
Princeton, n. j.. May 2o.-The opening game OF
| the championship series with Harvard during the
last week saw tho Princeton baseball team display
| tho best form Of any time this season. The bat
| ting timely and tho fielding steady throughout
the contest. II the present gait can be maintained
Princeton ought TO come near winning the cnam-
plonship again. a little steadiness on the In
| field Will make strong nine out OF what at frst
! appeared TO be rather weak lot OF players.
Thompson was injured so badly last week that he
will probably not play again for several weeks.
His place Is being filed by Barrett and watkins.
Butler at shortstop. is playing splendid ball. doing
better work than at any former time during his
two years n member OF the team. Hutchins. at
third and Burke. at second. have also shown I'M
provement in their play Hillebrand and kafer are
making strong battery, and Will be In the points
for Princeton in all the championship games this
year Harrison IS also pitching well. and may get
a trial In some of the big games. Examinations
being held. and the men are not able 10
devote the usual amount Of time to practice this
week.
The track meet with Columbia tomorrow on
Princeton Field promises to be an interesting con-
test The Princeton men have been training hard
the last two weeks. and will be in fair shape to
meet the wearers Of the blue and white. Captain
Potter and the trainer. Mr.. Christie, have selected
the following men TO compose the Princeton team
against Columbia: Rush Jarvis Woodbridge kratZ
Ciohey, Gaskl. Palmer. Creegar. kohler. Emoury'
Bottger. Won Krug. Herndon. Dunn. Carroll. Ward.
Warren. Potter. Wheeler. Booth. Ripley. Miller.
Dean. Kerr Wright. D. er. Tilford. Childs. Jones.
Strayor. Katzenbach. Mountain and Casebolt.
Princeton viii be strongest in the sprints. mile
and hurdles there are few good men.
The production Of the popular buresque "Poca ,.
decided success in every particular. 1t
the best dramatic production yet offered by Prince
mencement week. new departure will be the
iesque viii be given in Trenton, well as in sew
era other cities this being the first time since 1891
that the Triangle Club has appeared away from
The resignation OF George Nebuhr. treasurer OF
the Princeton Theological Seminary. has been an:
age after serving the institution as treasurer for
until his successor has been appointed.
The annual meeting Of the University Tennis AS
treasurer. L. Cochran. 90 and secretary. r. D.
championship will take place next week
Tho committee In charge OF tho Princeton Alumni
University Fund has issued its annual report The
object OF this fund IS TO secure from alumni an
annual suesgTptIOn to Increase the general reye
last fifteen years has been donated for some spe-
cial purpose. but the Alumni Fund Is to be used
for tho running expenses OF the University. Tho
officers OF this committee are as follows Adrian
III. Joline 20. president. John e. Ten Eyck, '6.
secreiary; Henry b. Gayey. 81 treasurer. and +.
Humphrey. ~ manager. During the last year
Increased from III TO 1909. and tho annual pay
ments promised from sess 20 to S.a34 q. The total
receipts 70 date are f35is 55 OF which amount $500
has already been expended for tho benefit Of the
University. The trustees In charge OF this fund
". TAYLOR Pyne. ~: a. II. Scribner, 81, and c. w
NcAlpin, SIS.
A meeting Of tho Glec Club organization held
this week and the following men were elected as
leaders % the different musical clubs for tho
Ing year: Arthur Pomeroy 80 leader Of the Gee
Club: Samuel Klump Martin Jr.. 30 Chicago H..
leader OF the Banjo Club. and William s. Roe. 49,
OF Newark. y. j.. leader Of tho Mandolin Club.
Charles T. Otis Co Of Yonkers y. Y, has been
elected assistant business manager Of The Daily
Prncetonian ana Frank l.. Janeway '0i. OF New
Brunsvlck -. j., has been elected ono OF the ed
!tors of the paper.