New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22

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f.. pv lNo,, ,-ip>>t ,',li-r''ri "I tHi Tii'N
Nr.v-N,,,>. Conn. MAY l7.-Ihr improyr-
u.u.- which Nlu.. li.H BE. ''"u md rF"in- i"r noe
tiu, ar. urar, nu-l~l. and the hlI h"" presents hh
attractive aprrnIanr,. The old c-"nf "i I''l'r "+-
hr. n,niir,i, r,,.o,.l aud p.a,t covering both t"
trI--.- and o.. uirr' ,iu: -P.rr" h-'" been ~i"'h
tu,cd Tlc-o panels lnyc hrn painted in appropriate
g. ,rs and the af cuorns of tn" rl-srs SIT OIL by
narrow borrr NJ Kit The walls ln'c been tinted ana
nrnund the four sls ~ the hall pan"H'd whii-r"hH
extends to r level ~ tar windows. At ,hc t~o cnd7 81
IL, hall stationary -cat~ are nrran ti Ire ne" ""'
~ sl,ar,d spruce aud furnishes good ACCOMMODATIONS
for dnncnr Opposite the entrance, In what was I"r
,n.ry AN olcoy s,arc h.- been erected This stage Il
80 arranged that can De- extended into the hall D'yo"
the line OF the wn- on each side or lett 40 ~ ho' ~
break the paraclogram ~ the hall Above the H'"S'' J"
the place formerly occupied 10y small gallery II
centred arch the back Of which forms h"u'"t '''i
In the middle Of the arch Is shield bear
ing the college seal; and on each cAlrohity VI
the arch two more Shields bear inc 9'""
aud eft, soals rcspcctiycy The sounding-board ana
rck ~ the stoc are to hc covered with cloth On ch'h
eide IL the stage are plaster casts one Of Homer anu
the other OF Virgil executed IN the Yale At School Inv
entrance To the hall has been n"i'flA'! 'H'H'" y!
ing lowered and furshod with TWO SETS Oh uou", ""'
over the entrance and above the inner set OF doors
i,,o =, er, has becn built extending some distance
into the hall l. il designed for musicians, or 20 on
u.rd IA adics gallery Underneath 1t two alcoVeT fur
n,sh ample coat and hat rooms Inc hhll i 10 po "
~, fn,nc- and lighted by bronze gas fixtures running
ocros. the hall and suspended from the tr-eT' Ne"
windows Of stained glass adj greatly to the g'"' up
,c,rancc NJ the hall Tho improvements when com
,e,cd will cost about OOOO and are made by Mrs'
Icprv Farnan ~ thi, city. The hall will be- rad IN
time Tor the senior proh'h''o' VINO" '''''' ''''
June. - ...ot,i,,. soicctfons fr,m
ali The college papers ard ihe Lherng h1g'.He lt"u
he oldest ia to the present time Is ALREADY III hr haH7
OF thr printers and judging b! the PROOF sne',, w." , b
very rrriitnhlc publication 10 the c"lc-' mn 10 tn
.,ors "A : Durand, OF the senior class ana d T. W "t
49, ~ tLc it,nr clasz. The book was u'.slha'l IN
,cndrJ a. contain prose we'll ~ Vcr-c nu thr sor
M If nc aud the diihcuty IN -cec y the u1't pIoS"
rr udrl the possibility ot carry our lhal lrh
Az fhnt o book will contain only the btri pieces III
MIN Inv Ynlr undergraduates II VIII Dc cOHpio'cu
and ready for sale the fr-t week III Juhr' $50.
The reelection Of Bigclow at recent po i r -
,,, idcut cf tho boat club for me ensuing !t ~
- snhirct az considerable discussion ana continent y
thr college press Mr. Bco" Intends 10 tismr i9 3b
mt, .iir.r here next year ana the eiucl'n'l Ni
Which he has managed the boating affairs tis S. Lar
,,'.'n'd IN s0iu. sufficient TO warrant It'lut.
sevu'cu rlts action naturally depryes the present
,unior class II tho privilege OF hoidllX IAAs