JL THE TAR HE! fTm OFFICIAL ORrggTERSITY ATHMmCSOM , rffT . inmwm iw 1MKTB CMLOLHi. CBAPEl HILL. K, C MARCH, 7, 1895, u m- I '"", - ; DR. WINSTON. Mr Turtipr stated that a league I with the University of Virginia was 1 . ti (..ii I with the university 01 vngmm -.o 11 "Gentlemen 1 ten you ui, w msiuu " contemplated, to emuic " Such was the remark track athletics; and he R flll&I'VVt " , kru. - y . 1 M4n'ino 1 t j .-P 4-It -t-nO Vlf made in the c;napei axew muimug moved tnat a committee ui mv. Lo by a member of the visiting- com- j appointed to effect the formation of fnittee from the State Legislature and sucll a ieague. Carried. President jthe events that gave rise to the remark Stephens appointed Messrs. Turner, is well as subsequent ones must prove Walter Brem and J. A. Moore on the entertain any uoudi on committee. i iat the assertion is an "NVvfirp was served that a meeting ariilH he railed, verv soon, of all those . . . . . t . C At. interested in Track Athletics, ior me purpose of organizing and training a track team. Ho those who Hhe subiect femminently true one. J Dr. Winston is a "hustler" and it is ftune every body should be aware of the fact. If the University is to re- tain the State appropriation iu mm more than any other man will be due iu cAU of winning the fiafht that LUC viv-uik v . o Vias deen wasring so long in the edu i:,i iVIps no-ainst him and the Base-ball Notes. With the rood weather last week and this, the ball team is making fine nrnorrfSS. The first practice game rational cicies against mm tuu r"-- - - . ul v" ity, the decisive battle ta even came off last Saturday, and s,nce then univcisnj, i.t,mi,.awtiriardatit. Capt. Old- now being waged witn au tne rantom STt jealosy and ill-founded prejudice ham is a hustler and keeps the cand,. J . . m ,t, uoc rn the mmr all the time. and iffnorance can Destow. xw muu j . oraisfcannot be awarded here for his Of last year's team only four are in praise cannot oe aw i,:a Vpor- Oldham. Stephens, tireless ana masteriy , r - -f nh.m . of . o!.-.. Jt. miner ot JStanieV ami, vjiCKuiy. , University, oin.e will be at backstop, and Ste the ris-ht he nas Deen m tuc vau , --- - ttabnmt of the battle, and to phens in the box Stanley at short and ing tuc , 1, r,r ocnrif1 are Also fixtures. No riim more than to any otner stioum tne wcgu.j "...' 11 i i1,n --oi firvtiG rati hp forecast at ores honor be wnen tne nBui... r--- , . 1 1 J -ui I out ii '.uniu nuu vuiiivii tr umohed and tne sweneu umu mumpneu auu 0- 0 vP thp most promising- - . ii i i urn 1 rrv Tor uua. Words are hut empty tmngs ctt .y - t,iaeai to show appreciation. What shall we Oldham is rast approug to show appreciate u. o-raceful, with do to show oursr iu.d5 ucwi . Ka1, wp m(5tp(1 tliat the Senior class get up his hatting eye sun gested that the emor . l t ball from him this season. and take charge 01 a uau4uct . T r-- o . of Dr. Winston, nas not aumc - -r - airpv a better sufftrestion: as this is a mat- blutt, ana as au, u, - a belter suggest L-hnwn that he won't stand.any shirk- ter that concerns every ouc u. u, - . . , . . . i aj 1 in- i-inrsPTiiav 011 tixc uv-i"- every one ot us ought to De mxerestcu s . r--v r. . nJ m.totlnM NPtrm. SUOlCtl i v " 011 .ne utu r-ii.. Lead by Mr. E. B. Lewis. He briefly Last night one of the most pleasant the old Faust legend and entertaiments of the year was given wherein Marlowe had adhered in Gerrard Hall, when Mr. Folk MU- more closdy to the Gld legend than ler,.of Richmond, Va., delivered his Goethe who als0 wrote a Faust based celebrated dialectic recital on wu onthesamewend. Times down South," delineating tne u R Yount presented the last old plantation negro. paper on "Goethe's 'Faust.'" Theob- A good audience of students, facul- of th.g paper was tn show how ty, and townspeople, including several q egend was treated in Ger- ladies, were present ana eacn one w man literature by one of her greatest readyi to declare that the evening was furnished a counterpart to most enjoyable. The speaker was g preceding. paper showing how troduced by Mr. m. a. iewis, wuu differentl the same thing is treated in . 4 i L A. m I r -M r L i 1 I that as the late Denaun - ". different languages, wavs known as "Zeb Vance of North , m . Carolina, so the. gentleman present that evening was always known as "Polk Miller of Virginia. Mr. Miller began his talk with a the old plan- very tuucmiio "'"bj - rc . . . 4.1.0, fo51ifn1 arirl arrec o At the next meeting of the Club, the Greek drama will be discussed by Dr. Ball. The New University Trustees. trua T.o-iQlature has elected the fol- tation negro, the faithful and affec- trustees to fill vacancies: tionate servant, friend, and companion Alexander rm Tyrrell Coun- of his old master, both of whom are passing away. He criticised the urn- w Grahami D, Orange County, tation of the negro dialect as given by Thomas F Lloy d) R, , Or angeCounty . the negro minstrels and Northern Thompson, P., Onslow County, lecturers, and gave a true imitation, Peebles, D., Northampton which every one immediately recog- '' nized as correct. In tact, mr. minei Hoover, P., Wilson County, has exactly caught on to that brogue alzer? Rt, Davidson County. and renders it just as tne o.a udi White, R., Perquimans Coun- himself would. . wr ,11 rr ctnriPS Ot trie I J He tola many diuusmg ovV- of the negro in which his imitations, were exact in all respects. However u io crrv-tp11inp-. it is in ban- line UC J.3 ".I. m-v- J O 1 " io-picking that he excells. His tunes 4iMississit)T)i Sawyer, in the matter. his guidance the work is methodical and thorough. George Stephens is wen, ne ib nur licorp-e" ana ne is aim best pitcher on the college diamond in the South. Last year he had a "drop" ball that puzzled the benign men, - i J 1. x. 1, Athletic Association Meeting a miw meeting of the General C3 Athletic Association was held in Ger rard Hall, on last Saturday afternoon, . . . . . ... . 11.. -t. : . tvt President btepnens in tne cuu.il. .""' ball tnat punxieu tuc , T E. Alexander stated that the object but this year he has evolved what he t i.t. ;rr Trmci tn discuss plansLn0o 'Mart" ball. You will never Ul lUC lUtVUiiifi " i 1 V.U110 l v - frM- 1, union of the Association's pa-know what it is till you try to hit it, r Tak Heel, with the other vou won't know much about it college weekly, the White and Blue. tten He is in fine trim and working TTowell read articles of U,ard pverv dav combination, as drawn up at a joint .Pat Stanley has steadily improved m f thp prlitorial boards of the prv VPar and is now "one of the fin- two papers; which articles provided est He covers the premises around w r.PW -naner be organized, with a allort fieid wjth the same steady gal- -t.:vu Dti.iii fiQciime the 1 1 t,; caIa hasp, on Yale last IV I- ' M. E. Carter, P., Buncombe County. y- i C. A Cooke, RM Warren county. John T. Hogan P. Orange County. W. H. S. Burgwyn, D., Vance County. S. Otho Wilson, P., Wake County. F. D. Winston, I)., Bertie County. W.rrv Skinner. P., Pitt County. Spencer Blackburn, R., Ashe County. A. B. Gorrell, D., Forsyth County. J B. Lloyd, P., Edgecombe County. James E. Boyd, R., Guilford Coun- ty. J. M. Moody', R., Haywood County. W. E, White, P., Alexander County. V.'s. Lusk, R., Buncombe County. D A. White, R., Alamance County. d' L. Russell, R., New Hanover new name, wnicn snouiu assume m. assets and liabilities of the two old pa pers, that the Athletic association aa smnp control of the new paper, elect its eio-ht editors, and be responsible for its dhts: and that, at present, four of the editors be chosen from the staff of the White and Blue, and four from the He js a hard worker and . A n 1 1 OAA' year while the ball was in the pitch er's hand. His arm, which has before given him some troube, has not shown any sign of trouble yet. Gregory covers second with the same all-round steadiness of last year. . , 1 r witn a lew Taw TTkttt.. Motion was made that these articles be accepted, whereupon a debate en sued, in which many took part. As much objection was raised to the plan, especially to dropping the name Tar Heel, Mr. Turner made a mo tion, embodying a suggestion of Mr. Howell, that the constitution of the Association be temporarily suspended, cn nc r n11ow eleven editors on the Tar Heel, instead of eight; that four new editors for the Tar Heel be elect ed from the White and Blue staff there was already a vacancy on the Tar HEEL-and that the Tar Heel assume the assets and liabilities of the White and Blue. This motion was ramoii iitiatiiTno'iislv. and Messrs. Jno. A Moore, A. B. Kimball, J. O. Carr and J. C. Eller, were elected the new editors of the Tar Heel. more warm days will soon be in good form. He does not seem to get in con dition so easily as the other old play- . it H . A? ers, but he is generally -on tne spot when the first game is called. Slocumb is quick, active, and grace ful, and should make a good man. His throwing is low and strong. His bat ting is not up to the mark of his other Collier shows wonaeriui speeu m tuc box. He has a smootn, quicK umvu), and a change of pace which we be i;r will nrove troubesome to a bat- ,lt.v ..... r-- ter. He is in excellent trim ana wotks hard. For want of space these intn ductory notes will have to be contin ued next week. ana swss f- - . n-n.Aoorrxr Pi mi c" "Watermelon o:i; A Vinp." etc.. With the OlUlllUg """ . , . old "nigger lick," were repeatedly en- . i COU1CU. , . u. :n i-inrfsp one as Deiner j.1 .t,1,r arniinitlted' With the OlO LllOlUUguxjr "-1" . . , 0 1 11 A nnmnnTVlKP With J negfro ana auie tu ajuxyu. . 111111. AJ- uv-v.- . x - that there existed no affection between the masters and tne -slaves; ne Ly 1 ,iviior stories 01 tne wit sevcicti w - - white people took of the negroes, ot the love the latter returned, and spoke i 1 1J .- tHQttirrlV. i 1 j 1 ty At nit 1 1 i 1 lit v ill muui" 1 1 i1" , . Tf Said the best anu ma uwji . 1. Ail ,oa n thp freemar result OI tne wu v - of the slaves, dui meucaug - - w n,,rViam Countv. poor white people; that while the W. A. Guthrie, P., Durham County. South and the white people were ben- Qf these the following are alumni, efitted by the emancipation, the negro w Graham, '57, R. B. Pec was infinitely better off before the war y. Walser, '84, M. E. Car- thTheTc'ture was not only entertain- ter,' W.' H. S. Burgwyn P. D ing, but instructive; to the new gener- Winston, '79, A. B. Gorrell, M, U. u xt.l -i,mo ohiti(r of the old planta- ..I1Dati 'A4 and W. A. Guthrie, M. on-rn hp showed true pictures ot T , , resident of Chapel a unique class of .'people, of which a r. j few are now to be found; to the older HU1. . ones present, he brought back fond, but Notice. sad recollections of the good old times f j. "befodewah." Ifte aeic,ait! p-m.Hellenic ! ties composing the 1 an-iiuitnic Shakspere Club. . Tennis Association will meet in my, On Wednesday night, Feb. 27, the r00ffl D. K E. Hou Shakspere Club held its regular month- at 2:30 P. M. to decide on da'c greeting. The subject, dis- for Holdin, the . . T7.l ,1 II I MQW1HT11. Ill Lllv , ' -' -' Dr. Faustus. rr Hume, in his prehminray re- marV. showed how Marlowe had un locked the secret of blank verse and how the instinct of Shakspere had en- abled him to adapt this verse ior tne use of the drama. Mr. L. C. Brogden read a paper in which he compared the Richard the Sec ond of Shakspere with the Edward the Second of Marlowe. The similarity in the character of the two kings was attendance is desired. E. W. Myers, President. A Rebus. Itt?hS .y 'te""ce vary, , As she said in reply, peated. '"Tis a kiss, sir, re- Track Athletics. ... . . .i,;,Kr in the in the character oi tne two .iu6 There will oe a .. , clearly pointed out; the object of both Roofflt 2nd floor, u$xM- kings being the gratification of their . aj t2;. own desires. 9th, of all thost iniere Dr. Hume then read extracts from Athletics Steps wiU be tae r t 4. i. : riir out d. . , -n papers written by Messrs. nru,, pu. r r y - f laccs It is the general opinion iut , . wicker. Let an wno , t, ic rlnwti and Winston on topat. AUU1""- . -,4.. attend. . - "Marlowe's 'Lr. r aubtus present. Kaieign evening .

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