New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
PRINCETON.

Princeton n J.. March 25.-The annual report Of
the princeton N1toral Alumni Associa ton for the
year OF 1897 has just been issued and copies arc
now being sent 10 all alumni throughout the coun-
try. II contains tho minutes OF the nth annual
meeting the names Of the officers elected for the
current year and the members of the various COM
mittecs In the appendix is found the full text OF
the report Of the secretary OF the Association OF
sectional Clubs and also Of the committees Lect
ures, Grounds. Buildings Athletics The report OF
the secretary OF the Association OF Sectional Clubs
shows that there are twenty-five clubs included In
the organization. It has been found that as a rule.
the school clubs the active and successful
In the work. while the city organiza tons TO
have the least life and energy
Arrangements for the annual Princeton Harvard
debate are being made and Will soon be complete.
This debate Will be held in Cambridge the even
ing OF May 6. The question which is proposed by
Harvard reads as follows Resolved. That the
present restrictions immigration into the United
States are insufficient" Princeton will have the
choice Of si1es. but has not yet announced seec-
ton. AT Princeton there will he three preliminary
debates to select representatives for the Harvard
debate. The first will take place Monday. April 4;
the second Wednesday. April G. and the final inter
hall contest will be held the evening Of April H.
one OF the literary incidents Of the year at
Princeton the visit OF Professor William Angus
knight. professor Of philosophy at 81. Andrews
University. Scotland. Professor knight IS the we'll
the great poet in Alexander Hall was delivered 10
large and appreciative audience. On Sunday morn
ing Professor knight delivered sermon in Mar
ouand Chapel
concert given by the Gee Club Organiza-
ton in the Academy OF Music in Philadelphia this
concerts this Year than is usual with that organ
ization on April II they will appear in Jersey
City, April o at Newark and April p at Atlantic
City. The annual concert in New-York Will be
omitted this season
w54 9e b S team has been 9mDed 6 to DO i
week on account OF the bad weather. The work Is
and the VIII take the field tomorrow well pre-
not mean that the }cam is stroneer than usual but
that the preliminary work has advanced more rap
door practice This has been fortunate as the
nit large his ysa- The incd Is work1r wei to-
gether. and the pitchers haze shown noticeable i'm
provement. The team Will not be such heavy
hitting one as the Championship mines Of the last
showing Judging from the interest taken in the
Trainer CHRISTIE is working hard to get the track
men IN shape FOR the early meets SCI edueq ne
field contests and about twenty men on the bicycle
gan afyis Rns n Re Rotce- PotIc~ aaron and
Palmer. The date Of the open handi ,ap games has
Spring football practice began this week. Cap
tain Kelly called out men who intend trying for
here coaching and devoted his time to instgucting
the quarter backs The squad j. not large 9u, IS
coming week This early practice will be KEEP, up
for several weeks.
At a meeting of the Executive Committee Of the
University Athlete Association Il was decided 10
allow Louis Rayart. IS the privilege OF wearing
the Varsity "P' for winning the individual inter
collegiate golf championship last spring.
Tomorrow evening in the Bonner Gymnasium.
Princeton the annual joint meeting Of the Yale
and Princeton gy mnastlC teams will be held Both
teams have been practising FOR some time and i
Is expected the performances Will be Of a high
order The following men VIII represent Princeton:
Pitkn. Captain Beymer. RalsiOn. Mountain. Laugh
lin. SNYDER Katzenbach. Gamble and Parker.
Professor Frothinsham's lecture the ''Tri-
umphai Arch OF Trajan" in Alexander Hall on
Tuesday evening. attended by a large crowd or
the undergraduates and their friends. This lecture
was illustrated by large number q views mace
on the spot the result OF Professor Frothinghams
work at the American Classical School IN Italy.