New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
TOPICS At YALE.

FROM A. OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT oc THE r8fBJSE.I
NEw-HAvEN, Dee. 13.-The annual catalogue
of the officers and students OF Yale College for lss2s3
has appeared, and shows marked Increase in numbers
over last year The undergraduate acaGc icnl depart
mcnt contains CT students, the Io>ucuatc II; the
Sheffield Scientific school, 206; Iheo.oca school, l0O;
Medical School 50; Lfw ScAoo. -; AIT School, 40,
tota in the University, 1856 TIE .ciity and nstruc
tors number 100. a disposition To extend still further
the - stem of entrance examinations j. IN the
announcement that such will be hold this year Mt An
Mas. for candidates admission the fresh
class. The usual examinations az chicago, Cincin-
matt ana san Francisco viii hc continued.
IL, November number OF me IGir j. eyGTy I,Gqo-lne
announces the award Of the LII Prize 20 Nilam.E
Nichols East Haddam Conn. OF The junior class, and
Publishes his essay, which is upon Arthur Hugh
Cough" The subjects for the John 4. Porter Prize
have recently been announced. and - The services
of the Papacy TO Civilization, (2l Tie Purposes of Mod
Chemistry 90 Greek Roman and Christian ideals Ia
Education. a. Criterion o. Ex'Iaya-rncc in sinking
Capital tJ Democracy in England. ldl hc Problem of
Large Churches. - The Anti-.a,rry Movement
lated 10 Constitution Of the United States and - Tho
Code OF Medical Etiquette This prize OF 500, j. open
to The whole university.
The University Boat Club IS preparing 10 produce
Councils opera Of Faust in View Haven next spring.
The consent of the faculty has Leon Obtained and the
first rehearsal took place week 4 yet the east has
not been fully decided upon but OF tie singers who
expected take the principal parts have studied
these parts abroad, while the chOUses Will De- carefully
selected from the college and New-Haycn. The direct
Ing OF The opera viii be IN the hands OF Mr. Thomas G..
Shepard. who wrote the music or PeniEce-e,"
ces5flly presented last spring. Tie orchestra will
consist largely of New-iOrk musicians. \ NeN-IOrk
professional will have the stage manalf memt The
dates liked for performances April H. II aud
All proceeds will he given 10 the Navy. The Uni
yrrty Will not into training until after Christ
mas. bt II takes easy pull almost every day. stOrr-s
place starbOard stroke will be taken by r. Rogers and
the only be filed is 80. B. which may De taken by
Bourne. s3Or Merritt, 81
scholarship is TO be established which viii bear
the OF LOrng Andrews the senior whose sad death
occurred from accident this fall. IL will
yearly the interest Oh $1,000 which the property
OF Andrews in his name. at his DEATH
account OF the early beginning OF Lent. the Junior
Promenade, which has hitherto the Tues
day February, will the ia-t Tuesday OF jan
unry. Carlls Opera House L. engaged i0r that date.
change made from the customary form OF inyi
tatiOn TO perfectly plain.
The first OF the four Senior Assemblies which
ranged ny the people OF New Haven for "A limited
number Of the senior class, has tascn place. Ger
mans have been frequent among The student. this term,
the seniors having given and the Juniors having
club which will give u number. The cusiOn OF sOphO-
more germans which unhearrl 81 un ii instituted by
the present senior class Is being follow iy -.
Signs ~ a change in the appearance Ot the old brick
be In dark red window p: shcs and dark
cOrnice south Middle instead Of the former white II
the change j. considered be- for tie better IL Is
Rccitations for the term closed last Wednesday,. and
examinations have begun. BY the law % the corpora
ton tine senior examinations will this year be oral. Tho
term ends on Thursday, December p.