New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
YALE.
THE NEW UNIVERSITY REVEALED.

New Haven Conn. Nov. IS tSpecian.-The ne
molition of four Of the old buildings OF the coese
with which the old alumni were iamlfar anu 'iio
erection of ten and substantial buiidihes uo" INC
outer lines Of the campus within the last gehed'oh
Indicate the new college when all Of the Old structures
shall have been removed. ---r
The old line of nine buildings, including the presi
sent,s house 60 commonly in ~1ictures ana cuts
u YALE now reduced to seven, would be poor epfe
sentation of the college campus as IL now Is "ihi"
he last season. following the removal OF e ON iaoor
,orv tho old Cabinet building has been razed, ana
,here "a nothing left 10 mark the spot where II stood
The view therefore, to standing in front Oh 'he
,~r.-;on and Ioo,inr along the shadowed avenues
aas, the westerly line Of new buildings the Art SCHOOL,
the Chittenden Library the older library wIe'' -ii
Alumni Hall to Durfee Hall is suggestive ana delgh,
full When the entire campus shall De ehcloseu WIN
tasteful modern edces and the old barracks shaii al
be removed this department Of the university VIII
have taken q new aspect, 30 that graduate Vi o
past returning would not recognize the place.
The erection of the elegant Osborn Hall on the
.outbeast corner OF the campus gives the promise Vi
still higher class Of buildings than those ALREADY co-
structed. 4 hall for studies ana dorhi'ories -
soon TO be begun directly north OF Osborn Hail. ihs
will finish the easierly line OF buildings, with the eA
ccption of a projected monumental gateway, which VIII,
1--WE the grand entrance IT, the new campus Inc OILY
considerable space that Will then remain VIII nc upon
The south line between Osborn Hall and the Art SCHOOL
IL is evident that Yale Will soon hced more rum
for external development man 1t now has Inc hopie
tructiires Of the Divinity School, the Peabody M"seu
Inc Kent Laboratory the Sloan Laboratory are pro
phefic of what will be wanted All the lanu Douhueu w
Chanel Co-ege Grove and York SITS VIII be needed
university growing like Yale wants verge ana space
sor inevitable enlargement. Within the last fty years
twenty -four buildings have been erected. Inc
next fifty years will require twice as mani more bu'
buildings are "a secondary matter. Other things vastly
alxff Ton .ffa
effort
The Yale Chicago Club will hold its annual banquet
II, Warner Hall adjoining the campus, December D.
Tho officers of the Sheffield junior class elected
Yesterday arc President c. S. Towe president
= l.. Wht,cmore secretary and treasurer, }. IT,
sprague. >o.,. oro
The lectures by f. W. Hopkins. of Ncw-fork' are
bejng received with much enthusiasm.
The Kent Club will give six lectures III January
The Vale Cun Club, through its secretary, L. ii.
r,ovd Jones has challenged the Harvard Gun CLUB
10 "a match shoot at thirty birds, ue cones. W NC
held at springfield, either November - OF re,v 70
Yaie's academic department this year are New York
9is Connecticut 2O4 PennSylvaia Do rse MSd
sets 3D. aaz Southern states 90 western states,
i55, and the New-England states ~ .o,h.u ,oom
r,ere are M les than five elevens in the class.
H. T. Ferris '91. who rowed az NO o ss until
after the Christmas holidays and when he does return
he will probably be unable TO enter atfcuCs as,'
In0ammatory rheumatism is said To nave seriously IT,
duoed his strength , ~ the record board
and formerly halfDack of the varsity vel, Az
recovered his health sufficiently 10 resume ms S'u'
He will moi again engage in athletlc sPoi's. an.
Yae;s VARSITY eleven is an unusuany 100 mi
The work of Adams guard mas peeh attanton
for n new man. Williams has, turheu III xvnrl,
from burdling 10 football and from MS P,ahton of
seems likely TO succeed. IL has Dceh tno ",iao nha n
the Yale coaehefs the last year or TWO md long
football PLAYER of this HIS great 1890 that
minis make him q very desirable hai.' -" ornnnd
he can hack the line strongly. HIS isst run, lat he
III. end are feature Of Yae's team az pese., ied On
.nnnt bold the ball we'll. Bayne has been uae1 an
.1,a md and has shown himself better tacker ,,t
any other end player Oh tine team Dat Hr ,hrown by
81 dsoI WITH man alone and is too easily tnrV" .s ~
the shock OF the inteFferer's knock 20 c1 ,a line
!" tackle Moves Is an excellent man beihnd nv
lie gets in a great many punts during az an we'll
snd ,e rms with the ball fairly we'll lie - mo,
built MIN Tor football and before the end Oh I'll the
Iii nrnx, "a strong addition TO the team. vi a. '
W.. ,n The team Wallis shows the most rdpi"
nroyement For fully two weeks IL was u Ncr; non,
null between Mills and Wallis for tackle bu' "
kcxond ouestion that Wallis Is the mi Ior ly' s.iis
erd that he will come nearer fiIng tne itnos lie
rsre n an was hoped for by the most sans,e' ,,I,
rrsnnot no depeDded upon for those lohs r re, M
cbc6 eli used TO bring Joy TO the hearts vi az
hut be - GOOD for five yards every uine. nc oi ns
rel, ana AZ sure tacIer. :: aorisoh - a. ,Ia
r,.xer mt me sings with more vgor ihlil - a f %
80 49, nat retain his temper as he snoeu. nc MI a.
S.ys al trained hard and they all nave cohhoe"oo III
th~Ir shllify 10 win the championship.