New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
NOTES From Y4LE.

FROM a. OCCAsIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF iit rHiBUNEi
NEw-HAvEN Feb. 2.-Yestcrday Captain
Hutch!son went 10 springfield 10 arrange the preimE
the championship games u next season win
Harvard At Spgug dc.d he met Mr. Wn-or IN, ca tain
Of the Harvard une and Mr. Ernst The meeting was
very pleasant one, and everything arranged with
ont difficulty. There VIII be i've GAM .ast year,
two IN Cambridge TWO IN Nev-Hive0, AMI the deltng
game II there IS need Of one at Hartford or Proyt-
dence The schedule /. As follows First game a. New
Haven MAJ 10; second n Cambridge NAV i third &c
New Haven june 90 fourth az Cam ridge. jane -. ana
the dft' at Hartford Providence June - Mr. sum
ncr. Of Boston, vii umpire all the games which ne can
attend he vii be- remembered the gentleman who
ump.red four %. last years series ~ satisfactorily
Thenne il ln training but little De p-opne,iei at
this early date. There ar- fifteen mel AT work, and
seven of them worked Ui,A the nine last season They
are wilson. - HIcIsou, 20, the -E)gt-stop OF last
wears team: Parker. 50 third basemln last season
Clark -, centre d-d last season smith. -, now
GRADUATE s,ud. mt WHO caught pluckily last year
Bl-hop. so: Lamb 81 another OLD spencer 80;
walden = l. last years second bsseman Hopkins Bill
lngs and Badser - Ripley, -. graduate student
and left fielder year; WATSON, 81, the probable
catcher; Camp, So substitute last year The pitcher
VIII be either Smith. Bishop or Lamb
The Editors % Tn Tti. Liiernry hrgq-iae from tina
Class OF 30 Will De Wn. VI Hal. E. b. Nichols Doemus
! Scuider, j. A. Admuud-ou and T. i. Gr,cu. These
gentlemen were elected ~ their class and the ell cuons
were confirmed b. the Board OF 70 q E'c SIR has
been OccasIoued by the appearance ~ Lloyd Lee' .
Ylc novel, written - senior IN the leisure hours OF
seven weeks.
The subjects announced for the Townsend or,fi0ns
the Law school IN commencement week are The follow
lng: l. PuOlc Ftl,h." . " Iufu nee ot Corporations
or American Legislation 8 Gladstone .S..lnst bea-
cou,o H The subjects FOR theses Tor the lass are
these / American Doctrine a. tO Predatory Trusts
. " Changes 10 the Law II Evidence II England and
the United states Daring fhr Present Century, 8.
Tu- Right oT Bona Flde Purchasers ana Attaching
Creditors ia Respect . Personal Property winch have
been the ~ubic, Continual sale Tie subject for
tie 4 l. thesis Liens ~ Mater a., Men OF Vessels Of
Another -',' and tuIt f)r tie d. C. l. tIc-l- lntu-
ence = N0sel Modern Laws 10 Interstate sue
Ct~~UT.'
The annual Wicter examination FOR degrees al the
Yale Medical school said 10 have been OF he most
severe 10 which medical students have been subjected In
Ia. graduating eXerci,e- Oi the senior
following gentlemen passed ther aud re-
c.iy.d fuc degree Z Md Scott Robert Baker. BirHln.
ham Ell Prrciy1l Flint, Coventry; Robert Jackson
ti.r-ou. Pu. N-w-IIIycE; Thomas Ba"us JcWett,
Briuug Ham: william snow Miller, kllugwortD;
Charles Greenyile SuTriigc, Vernon GENRE; James
klng-lcy TEACHER. Is a.. NrW-Hayeni Va han Peabody
Tyler, B.A., Barry town. y. \.
The ooHinS course OF reading has been 10 the
senior optional ci>- English: "sptctato' first hfty
nWttIu- Saturday papers; Cong eve The O,d
Bachelor =" lnaCsrriy III .sh HumOrl-s ~ The Last
Century: Pope. "Ep.~te 10 Dr. Arbuthnot': -terDe,
sentimental journey" wifi Verses 90 tuc DSath OF
D. swift polite Conversation" directions to eer
wants; Gay, Trivia; Goldsmith "-ne sto"ps 10 Con
0url': Dr. johnson. "IouGOu'; Gray, "EiegF Written
ID d Country ChIchyard," lode on Distant Prospect or
E'un College; Collins, "Oies' sheridan school for
ecauda'; Cowper. Lines on Receiving Mothers Pc
lure" "TnC History o. John GnpA'; Burns, Tam
O'SEautcI, Jolly bcg-1r~'