New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
TIE WINTER TFRN 1T YALE.


VARIOUS COURSES OF LECTUREs-THR ART SCHOOL
JUNIOR Exhibition APPoiNTMENTs-GYM-
NAsIICs-BAIL AND BOATING MATTERS, ETC,
ETC
NEw-HAvEy Jan. 1.-THE second term of
college began the 18th inst. The Winter term, both
because OF the "a yorabc influence OF the cold weather
and because sporting matters do not SO nnch engroSs
the attention of the Students scOnsdered the best term
of the whole year for good work But STILL with It's re-
ceptOus, assemblies, and other ENTERTAINMENTS social
and public, 1t is not without pleasure
Besides the regular before the students by the
various pOessoTs horc trco oonrscsSf pubic lee
lures arranged principally for tins term. Though TIE
Lyman Beocher lectures which this year delivered
by the Rev. Php Brooks d. d. OF Boston, are not con-
sidered as publc lectures since they are intended eX-
pressly Tor the theological Students still large number
of out leIs including oitenmes many ladies, are adj
mted Besides the eight lectures of Mr.. Brooks who
will deliver two each week during the next three weeks
DR.. John Hall OF New-YOfk VIII lecture on Religious
Life in Great Britain" This viii be the third year that
DR.. Hall has lcctWrcd here The regular Winter course
Of sunday evening lectures at North Sheffield Hall was
opcned last sunday evening by Prof Brewer, and VIII
continue during this term. The third course Is mat d.
fore the Ant School, and FOR which the following appoint
ments arc announced Jan a. Prof. Edward Il. sails
bury Principles Of Domestic Taste; jan 81, Mr JOIN
La Fargo, NJ A. of Newport Il. l., Japanese Art feb'
4, 4,
Everyday Life" Besides the addition made to tie AT
School collection last Summer, it has been further en-
larged by The addition OF portrait study TIE Woih u
the artist Pr0bs: of Vienna, from tho Austrian gallery
OF the International Exhibition. Besides this large
assortment Of casts from classic and medieval statues
are now the way from London. The funds WIN wien
these collections have been bought ere from the earnings
OF the school
Tho Juniors were thrown into quite furry OF excite
ment to-day by the announcement OF The appointments
for the Junior Exhibition. This is the first 0hcal IN
formation the receive in regard 10 tLcr Icia'e
work and consequently the announcement is always
looked forward by The aspTams for stand with no
little anxiety. The appointments for philosophical ora
tions are the following gentlemen who may also DC re-
Carlcd in order the first in men OF the class clarence
H. KELSEY Bridgeport, Conn; William H. Tait. Cncn-
NATL Ohio George L. Curtis, Canandaigla, ~ y; HeoISc
g. Palmer, Montvle Conn; Alfred L. Ripley, Andover'
Mass: and George T. Knott, Springfield, No or the
others summary only is given High oraons. l2 ora
tons 10; dissertations il first dspnics,J coma ans
,ufrs first COLONIES :; second coOCucs, % total.
IL The scholarship OF the class, SO far as 1t appears
his announcement, Is superior 10 tha 81 Tue i't
two itr classes and is much better tn that al The
class Immediately preceding them Inc same appoiAl-
ments. in part. for this class wcTc philosophical ora
ne exhibition viii take place the 22d of Aarch The
Jaaior promenade concert for Wlc1 many mehhei1 OF
the class MdusIlOisly pHcliciiS, VIII DC hcId Oh
Tuesday, Feb. g.
The western trip Of the GIee Club which made
last vacation successful in every respect except
financially. Concerts given at Chicago. Cleveland
Cincinnati, Buffalo, Elmira, and Brootyn, the a'tcf
Being the poorest Of a rs the men were worn Ont WIN
travel, but paying Tie DeSt.
The SUBJECTS the commencement orations and con-
positions The Class nave been announced Ibey
are as follows a. Arthlr II. iiaaIn q The Spirit
of Cariyle's Writing. % Macauiay ami Italian Com
larcd az Tie Electoral System ior Choosing Iresi-
tlit (5) What Science Does Tor AGUcu!n!r 90 lLt"-
dore Parker "a The Poet Keats - What Art Has
tor Italy. 0l MOuntainecrs III Fancy ana ~ t"ct.
uOl TIC stability OF tho Present GOvcInmcn! OF France
1,i 1,.iuD fYp1 d
.ndisosilio1. resumed his duties on Monday morning
lie I'D not preach the ordination sermon in the Pres3-
terrain Church al Duntirk, on Tuesday evening" rs lie
as announced 10 DO
Tv-Prcsi,icnt Woolscy, notwithstanding that hc is
raauatc Of over fifty six years standna is still engaged
ir literary work. He is now at work on new book,
vL5r. will bc published time mex; Spring II VII
De called WoOlscys Political Philosophy
Gynuasiic exercises are not compulsory LeTe except
GurHig short portion Of tie Frcsanon year. Corsc-
queuy but few men TAX" +, guar y si"h"e exercise
IN order TO encourage gymnasium work ana TO teach
those who Ges learn how 10 use the various ~ ur-
t,narc.s IN organization has been effected Of class
which vii tale coursc ii eleven weeks IN navy Eliu-
nastics TIE claea viii Dc under "a" distraction Of ~.
d. a. Sargent. who is member 81 the N'i'H.
school VINO has siNcn nSiiuctloh h'fc Tor severn
gears past.
Tho candidates for the University crow, who have
already begun boarding together on regular diet, are
,oyy Taking sv.eingtir exercise with the rowing
clincs Tlcy nave bagn Will 400 strokes PER day.
Tie FrcsLmcH last week received challenge from tlla
Freshmen Of Harvard to row Gn dehtomcd race with
cox,Nair; distance, thrcc miles stTa l!aWay Though
u strong ,cutimcn, against Freshmen aces, lcc"neo o.
lie xn icusc and fer other I'ason. is Gc'c'opns
IN college, the challenge vii probably be accepted
II row looks very much as II DE graduates and tieDd'
81 Yale wno norrd TIA; she would this year REGAIN her
lost base bail cbaml1 ship were doomed 10 d'sAppont
mcnt Charles H. GoySan Of the JnH,or Class, ana the
efficient catcher OF the University Nine, taken sick
shortly before close Of last term aud rs rot able 10
return, though be writes that he mas comeback IN april
For some years be las suffered considerably nom como
internal complaint, and has repeatedly been warned 10
cease allUqyng. His physician positively forhdS
H. ShOUa re therefore Dc able % ftinr1 he VIII l"Da-
MAY siiCld =" not lay tHr HHu has no IL a.
s0n to bojc Success SINCE there Is not another man
ont OF lie whole Thousand and tWentY-1nc Who Cln tlEc
CAREERS balls for any length 81 tine. However bah mat
t.s are NOT nj sdadsli The bail-alley the lyu.nl
siuu has been enlarged, aud aDout dozen men are
taking regular practice.