New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-20
YALE NEEDS A csEw LAW SCHOOL

nAsrpr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sPRINTER.
Nev-Haven, Conn.,, Oct 20 HpectAh-on acoouna
of the large size OF the freshman class, Edwaro b.
Clapp of Illinois college, has been sppoineed ASSISTANT
professor of Greek Professor Clapp WA vaeoctoran
of hts class IN rs, studied in the graduate depart
meut Of Yale and took the degree OF Ph. ID. mere In
go He Will begin his work at Yale November l.
Mnrnhv The former trainer of the Yale sthletic
team "a m town, and win probably remain until after
the FILL games.
The total receipts Of the 80 baseball club amounted
during the last year to S45 85. OF which s4O7 80 was
in subscriptions from the academic class, s1lo
from Shelf. and sl43 from the Harvard game. The
total expenses were s744 "a. leaving balance Of
M1l.
Professor ". K. Townsend, Of the law school. has
rsAn,neS from Colorado and win conduct rectations
M nsusl The professor is one Of the most genial
gentlemen in the university. and the ovation which
greeted him when he entered the classroom clearly
indicated his great popularity
q sheriff. Yale's famous Splinter, has returned
from Europe and is now with the senior class IN the
law school. His brain is as nmble as his feet and
he Is one Of the brightest men III MS cSs' a. "oii "
enc of the most popular
Tho chamber concert course will begin its fourth
season one week before Thanksgiving The number
OF concerts viii be FIVE with perhaps sixth II tickets
can he sold to warrant IT, The Beethoven Quartet OF
NewYo1k and the Knesl Quartet Of Boston, VIII
alternate in furnishing music, wnch VIII DC as csossi
cal as possible
Tho new launch built for the Yale navy by E. 7.
coneland I, not satisfactory because Of It's slowness
ana President Townsend says II will not he accepted
H.serman who rowed No. 8 on the Cornell crew last
vear has entered Yale Law school, and will probably
try for the crew. He is an excellent oarsman, and
The aw department quite anxious TO be represented
ON the crew.
R G. McClung, 81. and D. Lord, 80, have been
taken into Psi Epsilon.
The subjects for the sophomore compositions due
November 9 are: How Can the Library be Rendered
Most Beneficial to Undergraduates % g. Defence OF
poetrr THE Significance Of Piutarch's Life uf Ags
tor the Present Social and Political Situation In This
t'onnfry~ A Comparison OF the Poems on st; Agnes
Eve by Keats and by Tenny SON.. what Is the p aaie
idea : the Advantage of Perpetuatng Passion Pays
Of the OLerammergau Type East Rock aud West
Rock Coleridge's Instructor in Literature A
study OF the stained Glass Window IN the Readlng
NJ ANY Kind can be Removed by Nothing but Action
tn. Relation Of Athletic 10 scholarly Eminence IN
College The Most Entertaining Autobiography
Have Ever Read" ,..
ne Of the most urgent needs Of the university Is an
adequate Law school building. The schools present
uu.rIers are large and well appointed but the recent
very rapid growth of The school has FASTENED the
necessity for larger quarters. The senior classroom
This year is actually packed during recitation hours
Dean Wayand and the faculty OF the school nave Done
so much to improve and perfect the course curing me
mast few years that the attention Of the world Is BENG
attracted toward the legal bra CHI OF laes
and in order be able to receive all who desire TO
enter that department more room must De PROVIDED.
In all probability suitable building will be begun In
= few months, eminent members Of the bar Of the
oo-a-y beco.ne interested In the project to
erect building to cost 100000 or thereabouts.
assist enlargng of the best and most important
departments Of the university.