New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-01
NOTES FROM YALE.

fFRoN An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
NEw-HAvEN, Jan. 27.-The Junior class last
Wednesday elected the following Lit editors: I. g.
Bartlett Washington d. G.; J. ID. BurTc Freport H.:
j. C. Coleman, Ncw-York City; sherman Evatts, New
York City; A. s. Van de GRAF, Los Angeles Cal Al u
meeting Of This Board Mir. Bartlett was elected chair
man. and Mr. Burrcll business manager. The class IN
general seems satisfied with the result OF The election
On Tuesday evening" January 20. q University meet
ing was held TO discuss the feasibility OF having ~ n
nastc meetings this similar TO those hcid last year"
which were a pronounced success. After IL hao pcoh
decided to hold such meetings and the necessary com
,uittre had been appointed. the president Of the Da'y
made few remarks about The financial condition OF the
navy End urged that the college be more liberal He
mace the following report. showing the amount sub
scribcd hv each class and the rate per man:
Seniors 500. 90
s%g5$@e,s; s .i5d &c
These are only subscriptions by ;he undergraduates
up 10 the present time Alter the urgent appeal by The
president OF the navy It hoped that the amount viii
be increased.
Thirteen men are now IN the Gymnasium training FOR
the base ball nine The has been practising on The
ouunipiac River for several days. Dr.. Sargent FOX
merry Yale Instructor gymnastics. Is now al the hhi
ward Gymnasium, training the Harvard crew
The Seniors held class meeting Wednesday afternoon
10 elect promenade committee and other class
favor OF the following gentlemen; Datett', =
smith, Harper Naru. sewall Harding; Cnamhcrlai an
UonsIn- and Hvilnud. The class IL wei satisfied WIN
tie result of the election Class-ay committee c9nssts
Of Wells Train, Barbour. Chase ana MeSsler supper
committee: Murray. Keyser.Wcnde, Brooke ana )onF-
Lass Great Preparations are making Tor iIe JUNIOR
proueuade. when takes place next Icesddy evening
IN. CONAN have hC.u un-l"uG 10 lAelr cn1F- au
promise q fine promenade. Bernsie'n's orchestra ara
wheeler a. Wilson's band, OF BIdgcior are en- Sdgd 10
furnish music the occasion. Heretofore Only al VI
cncgtla has furnished the music.
Yale has thirty pieces OF taxable prODeryvaued al
$120Ol5 - $3.50 800, ,.,,. ,,. 49,, ,oo,,,-..
before tie Kent CluO of the Law Schools subject, Me
Professor LOOMS has been invited 10 deliver lecture
before the IAnonia Society the United states 5Ghai
Service" ,.--- -. -. %, .-,ry,e d,
The SophmOre Composition Prizes have peep awarn'd
40 fol,ows: First pr.zes-BarrJw. brewster, hiil"y
siurrs whitney, Wooster second prH s-BTHCe b'un
lcy BIli D e. snyder Jichc; third pri1es-iioani AO
bolt Bcacn French, frieids. $50
meeting OF the University wac held tuesday evening"
January 81 for the purpose OF considering he a''sd
nifty OF having cght-oaTed instead OF bXOafcd Ihc'h ~
Fnlr1rsa recnttas Nothing definite was decided upon
nc cansn of the University favored The plan De
cause he believed II would be great assistance 70 ~
navy III having only stroke IN the college, anu 10 az
yei1onc more candidates for the University races VIII
Harvard II f. now left in the hands or the ulHeioh
classes who will decide b, fore the lcXt rtgalla
The Junior class Wednesday afternoon 10 eject th'
class historians. The following nonihatlops were nadc
Tyarfs BROMLEY, Richardson. GrswO.d lde, BostWlck
! slimau Sterling. White, Peabody Bowen. On Inc lOi
NIL ba lot the following were declared elected brOh
| lev GrswoId BostV Eek and Rich r1son.