New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
PRINCETON

/ Princeton y j. April 15-Henry :. Little, Prince
/ ton "a. has given the sum OF sicooN to me nj
yersity for the erection OF new student dorHni-
tory The gift was made about three weeks ago
and was accepted and made public 10y the boa'd
/ Of Trustees at its meeting held last Thursday
! Tho hu,lding is TO bc known rs Little Hall and
will be erected along the side OF the campus from
/ the end of Blair Hall down TO the casino IN
/ it, construction il is proposed to carry our the
idea Of Blair Hall and build il of light stone. IN
a similar style Of architecture Ground VIII ne
/ broken for the new building soon as possip'e
/ after June t. and the dOrmitory IS 10 DC reauy lo'
| occupancy by the opening OF the academic year,
next September.
I The final contest to select Princetons representa-
! tives for the annual Haryard-Princeton DEBATE
was held Wednesday evening In Murray Han
After long discussion the judges decided upon
the following men: Robert Dunnng Dripps. ~;
/ Matthew I.owrie '9s; Nathaniel Smith Reeves. ~
and wv L. Lee '9S alternate The question de-
bated In this contest the same as me one
that will he discussed In the regular debate: re
solved. That the present restrictions on i"'ni
grafton into the United States arc insufficient
Princeton will support the negative size oi '''''
question against Harvard.
AT a meeting OF the University faculty hed OH
Wednesday afternoon the following coinmehce"''"'
amendments were announced: Latin sauatory
Howard Herr Yocum. Of Columbia Penn vac
dictorlan Paul Curtis Martin. Of Springfield. ONO
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Frederic Leopold Johnson OF Newark ~ j.; Mill
ton Floyd Loofbourrow. Of Mount Sterilns' o"io'
and Ezra Parmelee Prentice. OF New YORK
The University baseball team returned from It's
annual Southern TIP on Wednesday afternoon
The trip this spring resulted in the loss or one
game 10 Georgetown and ono 10 the University OF
Virginia team. the poorest showing that Prince
TON team has made on Southern trip In years
Bad weather lust before starting caused the team
10 20 away without enough practice. ana during
the games played on the trip the team work was
ANYTHING but satisfactory. The pitchers dd not
show ND so well as had been hoped, ana the pat
ting Of the team a. Il whole was crIhtir. ~, 49,
hard mart OF the schedule Is only now approaching
the necessity for harder work on the part OF an
men concerned IN the teams welfare Is appa,en'.
The fact that so many positions on the WsNl IA
To be filed by mer Is the creates, factor II,
delaying good. steady team WORK haIer pe"'. i
IIEiebrand In the box is the most reliable pioner
THE Daily Princetonian' and Ihe Anf. nm
Princetonan' have passed INTO mo nhnds OF VIZ
new Board OF Editors. The Daily lrih."toniA,h
l. now edited bv the following men. NeXnhuer
Armstrong; 80 editor-inchief; II. Il. Martin. ~ as
sociate editor assisted by the following: y VI car
ter 90: +. r Ferris. 20: G. l. liumphrey. ~; W
" Stnake 20: r. r. Jones. 90; F. =. King 90: !.
lie Routillor 20. \. y. TurAhull 20. Edward ;
Mitchell. business manager. The Alumni l'ilhCf-
] H. Harrison 90. editor: J. L. Davis. 90. aud
H. X L. Dalzell. 90 assistants; George h Reed'
~? treasurer -, 4, . -. r,r.s,
dent Patton on Thursday evening At which FRO
fessor Andrew F. West read a nnp2r on TIC Irue
attendance Of faculty members. graduate stuneh's
upper classmen.