New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.

prinreton y J. March ia nass-rnecth'' Vi
tho undergraduates was held in the Bonner RSp'-
M stun on Wednesday OF this week 10 muNo "
,ecticn Of officials TO run Princeton : a'"Io''' "
terests during the coming year ino'ion ""
r,adc and carried tina; c. c. Cuyler ana i."1'
,Ya-,,s y. .,oc,ed 10 the Graduate Advisory COM
rn,,tco for n term Of two years. 10 expire Ill i'''
Day,d q Cook ar Of Evanston. Ill. was """,'
,nousiy chosen president OF tho foo'Oau &c.,
ton for the coming year. and William ~ ''
SON OF Buffalo y y. was elected asSS'""'
4, ,ho como meeting set OF resolutions aoop'
nv the Phradephian Society was pun ,..s
undergraduate body no a whole ihoSc ,.s,,,e
accommodated TIE transfer OF 'lc underg'"u"''
SUPPORT c. j. " Forman TO another io'e's" T., .ho
sIonarv who should represent the unNe'S'', .,.u
future Robert r. Galley. the wei-Nion. .,s,,, CO.
player and Christian worker was una''' 'Ss
,oo,cd % represent Princeton IN foTelE" "''.'
,rno siv,h ,nnuo, interscholast'c tennis 'ouIn"
war, will no held in Princeton on May Il Inns
tournament IS open TO ell members OF sO"o -,
,nc Princeton Interscholastic League ~" Nv
IL rleced on the number Of entries mat may
~, or, ono school The University Tennis Also
3o.ion has offered fine silve: cur ""'V' W."
come the property OF tho schoo! whose leP' ,,,1.
~. "a mo winner OF tho tournament; IN a"u'.'o''
h,,asone rrlzes 10 the individual winners VIII NC
presented. 49,, .o,,ro
Ii looks nov, rs ~ the international chess 'o","
mon, ny cablc would become an assured '"'ne'
L a
challence cent by the American universities nno
agrees 10 the proposal in every respect rNr sci
She desires TO have the number o. n0a TUE , bi,.
changed from six to eight oNi"'I VII ~. in 0'''
accept the American challenge in a rev oHS "a dur
baseball practice continues TO improve ana "u,
ine the present week the mon had Hgnt pi", -. /,
o1,tdoor~' with the continued Improvement Oh ,ls
pitchers The outlook for strong ca'n ~ 81 Yor
more encouraging. The only gam" scheduiSI1 ~
Nev-Ycrk Is this spring when princeton I'M M, %
Iumbia will meet al the Polo Grounds on tp' %
THE reappearance Of n Columbia team o'. ne la
mord is pleasant feature in the world OF coli'S,
a.hlefce Thirty men are still kept on the baSenaL'
squad though within the next week lhelt VI. " -
r91terial REDUCTION In the number OF candida'cls.
meeting Of the mon In the freshman c'sSs IIVI',
Nev-York was recently neld. rams were ulSV
with a view OF securing effective ORGANIZATION
70 promote Frinceton's interests among me nm.
emit New-York preparatory schools, OUT 10 'o'''"'
action was taken on the subject o.,,or,
The schedule for tho spring whist tourhan n
has been completed The two teams "inhlhE hIs MI.
and second place in this tournament VII! represrnt
princeton in the intercollegiate tournament. WnrICn
is 10 lake place during the Faster vacation, ,n ne
lie, ~ cn,Ties is an unusually large one, as IN"
Whis, club has he-n active in aroUslng ntIteL
among tho undergraduates IN regard TO the coming
intercollegiate match. ..,... io,,
This week r. r. Royce elected chairman; IN"
dance will he given in the Casino on the evening o'
Pyinceton viii send several representatives, to the
held ,o-rnorrow evening J. II Rush vs. VIII cnrT eT
rho hftv-yard dash and W. +. Bottger. w. Will
enter tho dash and shot put
On March lS the University Giec SIuo oIEaIl11,
Music In Philadelphia. Rehearsals have been go
ing on for some time. and the clubs are singing
and rIayinG well. The New-York concert VIII he
given In Carnegie Hall several weeks later
r IT A Garter go has been appointed manager
~ Tho Freshman Musical Organization, I'm place OF
L. T Clark. 90 resigned.