New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
NOTES from YALE.


lFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF rnE TRlGUNEl
NEw-HAvEN, March 15.-The Junior EXhi-
bion occurred last Tnursday afternoon IN Battel
Chapel As usual ON such the weather was
anything but favorable snow falling nearly al! day
Those most competent 10 judge unite IN pronounclua
the exhibition Dy fur the best for several years Ii bas
been noteworthy, however that the college publications
and reporters OF tLo CITY papers have united in yerey
critlcsncit. But all the criticisms oil the exhibition
have been written Dy members OF the Senior Class.
Much feeling has consequently been pr yal,nt among
che Juniors Tne prze gwen 10 James Leighton, OF
Gicubdru Penn, who spoke on The subject az John
Brown"
DAME Pratt the c. 4. T.. lec'urel at Delta Kappa
H, Saturday evening The proceeds went to the navy.
ON Tuesday evening. the Juniors VIII give an entertain
mpnt At the Opera House Tor the benefit Of the navy.
puey Will be assisted by he Glce Club. which VIII fur
nsn the minstrel performance for the evening. Cousd-
erable enthusiasm is manifested in the per!or ancc.
and It 4, hoped that large VII be realized FOR the
navy.
At the meeting of the University Bi Club, called To
settle definitely the question ~ the rcccu convention
M spriu ncd ana Yars connection with the ass0c.a-
ton formed there trat time II was moved and ear
RED that 1--WE ION no association whicH accepts any pro-
ssona players as mcubers." Thi, done in order t.
rule out Richmond OF the Brown Nine, about whom So
much discussion has been had Ire all the college Journals
THIS stand the college takes, ana proposes 10 keep, AM
"a waiting To what VIII grow ont o! the present base
ball difficulties The nine however. prclisug daily
m the gymnasium under the personal direction Of Ca.
tam Hutchinson. Tue niue Will De about the same a.
that Of last year.
The 80 board Of The Couraa published their last
number last week. the board now assumes the
Management Of the paper.
College closes Wednesday for two weeks vaca-
ton The extra week OWING to the length OF the next
term. which does not end until July. commencement
an tb.,.sora h. muCh latcr tbs than usual.
The following gentlemen will constitute the editorial
hoard OF The record for the ensuing year They viii
take charge Of the paper immediately after vacation:
Isaac Bromley 81 George L. Gde 81 james Leigh
ION 81; Asa 7. French. 80: J. Ernest Whitney, 80;
Francis l. Phelps 's3; seymour 3. FrlStck 81 S :. ~
; Lawrence Wams, '52, :. s. =; William j. Brewster,
b~ IMITATION supper Of thi. board took place Red
eli ,s MONDAY evening March 8 OF which not ony he
rrtirnu incoming boards, hui several editors o.
the Record who IN town pIrtook
he record been more quoted during the Lass year
The FEBRUARY ill., nas appeared and Is of the hes,
efforts o, the boaru, winch soon gives pc" to editors
from the JUNIOR class T9r initiation supper 0i IA, new
The new board assume control OF the magazine next
The subjects tor the sophmore prize essays have been
announced follows: ~ Tie survival OF the
he, (2) rhe effect France 81 aiding America III lne
Revolutionary War. (3l LOnglcllOw the pOei, lD Ihr
Third Estate France. (5l Impulse and Principe, (O)
Bepjimm Franklin, "a the best country tel his'
BlUwuing's " A Vision Oi POcts'
The Winter conte-ts ia the gymnasium this year ana
last nave been means reviying the old athletic
association which uids fair 10 nave more prosper
GUS career the which went out VI existence
four years ago. =, .
The right To- publish The Yale Banner Will be sold 10
irrespective OI ClIss heretofore IL
has been published exclusively by the senior Glasses
Three hundred tickets az ~ each are on sac ~ Beer
drug store tor the privilege at drOwng for The ehar
made 81 the timber of South Middle College. The pro
ceeds 20 10 Tho uav,.
Tue freshmen are now training for tue ball nlne
Visions of the fence loom ny before them.
mare and hounds club has just been Organized, and
the interest shown In the OrgauiZauOn ausurs well Tor
It's success $500.
Iinonia taken lease of life for another year by
Amounting officers for the ensuing year rus Oncers
are IL. c. Whte, 81, president H. L. Trumbul 81, >,
vlce-prcsident j. j.. Whitney 80 treasurer Z. Lough-
ridge 49, secretary.