New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21
The NEW YEAR AT YALE.

RESULT OF ENTRANCE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TuRAL cuAsGEs-AIHLEric SPORTS
,vpou AN occ ,sIusAL CORRESPONDENT or TIE rRIBCSh
Nrw-H.yES, Sept. 20.-Everytiing here Is
oa,usted RAPIDLY 10 the order which the opening
the Fail term brings The chapel bow OF the seniors
already nearly US swkward "a any inflicted on tue ffes
dent by former classes; the Juniors are acquiring M
dignity bcnttng upper classnen, aud the campus nsnV
rings with the songs OF Sophomores VINO WIN 'oei var
paint on are actively engaged In the persecution o.
freshmen The preliminary catalogue gives the nun'st
f te incoming class l75 IN the academic anu ~
the scientific department. At the examinations neu !.
New-uayep Chicago, Cincinnati San FRANCISCO anu
ndover there were 2iO applicants for admission 70 'h'
academic and ITO 10 the scientific department i"'
aaoption OF the system OF preliminary cIana'o"s "
which tho candidate may one year pass Id pai " Wv
studies required admission. and the next year Wy aoo
remainder makes the proportion OF men reo'ed sn"0
than uader the old system ....a
Inog,n, from the way the Freshmen have scqui''eu
themselves III the PUSHES, which have 'nis !ea ~.
more stubbornly contested than usual tney nus -
nusuaIIv we'll supplied with athletes. II THIS oe 'h0
a :, vii, ,sproye the athletic outlook Tor the conne
YEAR which at present is not very enc'urasins. 80
Football eleven will this year retain only siA VI 'n'
payers and OF the rye places 10 DC uil'u 'oui -" s
rush line II will not be easy 10 nno "eA " '"-
places OF Hull Knapp, Beck aud Bacon ,,.
After the close OF last term. oO'h TUG ofo" ~ ,ox
elected their captains for this year. H. IL
West Tisbury Mass, being maoo c"PN"" y :, ,ns
wa n n Housius. "a. CatsEin n. Y, captain o. 'n'
So. Tho ma A. athletic aeld. the ground Tor "nNh va
., An "a, for So, 900. will NO, DO ieady 'o' os
ri , "a ,he turf Is not yet strong enough 70 s,sna
ra",n usage 10 which football games Mo n,,,t dars
The nusrtsr-nie cindcr trscR vas home,o , .Ihough
Iie ,,nar and il no ready for summers so RI
4. s Iii not he al lis best until IL LAS tan one ths
fraud stand ia being put up ana Wiz u Isd 10 COM
fall. Twenty THOUSAND "oi"i'
plete the work IN the helu -, ,,shod IN the new
n,,nS the summer work hes been pushed on sn yp.
Sloane laboratory, when is oehg p ~ ready for
~ snm on IAbrary-st, so that u wiz NC Th Iu,idjue
nss Of classes Ia two tbrce weeks lne s The All
WHICH has been seen from the campus GUY rsyes 70
brick house No Library ST. was TORN ~" =, romisd
V -, Imnnsnr In appearance than u Pions,h s
tolhe last spring, aud adds much 70 the howeye
north end OF the campus u , ~ naid and the building
everythiug essential to first-cass "o'
les Besides the NJ niero'is rooms 70, so employed ii
and for tbe use OF undergraduates ana tboso pa rec-
,r,riUI research there are 40 large rooDis' INV
aton-room aud the other lecture ROOM ,,,rs Is due
IN number OF minor improvements au ,,,nss ON tue
ns,cemtble remuneration of the old buiiunt ,s soa-
campus. Men rooming in soutn anu s ,,d from the
grniIIate themselves Oh oeins soYih aud South hla.
dle Hrnr tablets OF stone let Into the "a's' 49,
dstos of their erection 1893 ana l1oo ,nyseoguzs-
re Presidents old lecture room Is iios W ha y,ng tho
hla discussed as Tia In fresh paint an' py 70 lss
Amor lowered The entrance has oeen on 49, smptylng
west side. which Will obvate te through the long
narrow hall where there was alwsys aha, the only
met building, has been Paine' ~ the Treas.
rnav sb.hy building now the campus ,h. eyes OF
80 4y,,i,i,ny No new territories gladden. a.. rooms on
the Students only about half oil WHOM ~ ,haf line have
,he c.n,nns bu the accommodations w 49, two reei-
Se reused by two rooms med irom tuo
tat,on rooms in Old Chapel A. p,,.v 20 who sue
saas Profossor Iadley as Instructor ~ snd Mr..
REYNOLDS 80 sophomore tutor III p''H NJ Bost0icf
Waitress rs Freshman trtor III Ls .,s ianlor class I'D
al tenporarily takes Professor Dana jun"
mechanical