New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
YALE WAYS.
BICYCLE RACE-Y. NJ. c. A.-BAD FOR THE BOAT.
New-lIaven Conn. May IL (Specan.-The students

BICYCLE RACE-Y. NJ. c. A.-BAD FOR THE BOAT.
New-IIaven Conn. May IL CspecaD.-The students
of Yale appreciate The Tribune thoroughly. and they
have hesitancy in saying by large vote. the
seniors of the scientific department have declared The
Tribune the most popular New York paper, and have
recorded that vote in the class history. Thirty
members Of the class announce themselves Repub
Icans, and eleven say they Democrats. only
three own themselves Mucwumps. and ii is said they
eat ice-cream to warm their blood.
Professor Du Bots. is vOted the most popular in
structor. and he deserves the honor.
one member Of the class says he spends $4,000
annually and the lowest individual expenditure *
$3.50 per year The average yearly outlay for three
wears has been S1,16O. The class entered with 10Y
members. but fortys have been dropped for
various reasons. Simms, of the Varsity crew, is
voted the class dude. and Mcbride anS Griggs are
tie for the handsomest man. Tie class is one Of
the most talented and best behaved that ever spent
three years at Yale, aud, with one or two eNcep
,ions. the members thereof have paid their board
and tailor bs-a somewhat RAJ occurrence in the
life Of class exposed to the fleeing processes Of
some ewlIaven tradesmen. The prices charged
students for many articles Of necessity outrageous
and many arc in favor OF establishing cooperative
in the broadest the plan being to furnish
students with all necessary articles, including cloth
ing made to order, by taors employed to work eA-
ousvely for the students.
q. (. Beers, assistant librarian Of the Law School,
has gone South. and ". :. PaTdu, rising young law
YER has been selected to fill the vacancy and act
master of four junior quiz clubs.
The academic freshmen have elected j. ;. Robinson
fence orator. Mr. Robinson is gifted speaker, with
manner not unlike DR.. Depew. and the Grafton Is
certain to be above the average.
II. X. Dickernan has been elected permanent cap
tain of the freshman nine. lie j. excellent
ranzer and an enthusiastic baseball player.
The officers Of the Tennis Association for the en-
Huntington. 81 president, G. W. Wood 81, :.
secretary and treasurer. Forrest shepherd. The Or
ganzatOn is in Gourishing condition.
Lester BrOdncr, ir.. 80, who Is pursuing wv"
years course Of study in the graduate department.
went to Boston Friday TO read a paper on the
study Of the Assyrac language before the American
Oriental Society This distinction is made the more
conspicuous by the fact Mr.. Brodner entered the
society only last fall lie is exceedingly brillian;
scholar, and the end Of his present course he VIII
receive the degree OF PA. D.: he will then complete
work necessary TO enable him to enter the hpisc'pd
ministry. ,,,
The arrangements for the proposed Yale Harvard
Saturday, June 9. The NcwIisvcn bicycle Club ma,
offered 10 the winner Of the race prize cup Vaueu az
so. Only ordinary wheels can be used, Il bcihC
considered improper t. allow the popnlar SAFETY ma
chine place IN the race. a, .,,o
sophomore class. lie is undoubtedly the most popular
man in his class hut there lot OF class second,
terday. are a, follow dent T. q. Noyc,, 81
viccpresidcnt g.. b. HOLSTER, 90; secretary ana
treasurer. e. Tyler. '93. .
The VARSITY crew not in the Ge1t Of 'pT a
just Isrtnel. who has rOwcd ~. a III "" race
Of the last two year has been in training ana Wa
doing magnificent work mp 10 four day ag9; when ~
became ill., Ills condition makes IL tOlc"ably certain
that he cannot train any IN mcath. and tlr tn@
viii then be too short for him 10 prepare for The race
llefelhnger has been placed in ilartwcs seat. aud
ne men and places now are: Rope, 80 :, boy"
Slmms, 80 = 40. =, brewster, '0l, No. ~ IicNtl-
finger. '91 :. No. newell 90 No. b Ferris.
30 No. o; Ives 49, No. :: Alien. 30 :. No, ?:
me men average i15 pounds Harrison. s,'D on iast
years crew. is coaching the crow. and the men
are all doing their level beet.
lacS delegation 20 the spring games Of the Bcrkclcv
Athletic Club. Nav L. include the following: sler'ili
Robinson. Kitchcn, 4. ". Jones. W. Miller Wrsht'
De'nng, II. l.. Williams LenthOn. Clark. Wcarc, Wh"
13nis0n. Reyrold H. Cheney Elcocb and Lowe. Lo,v.
cnworth Lloyd and Dussler. IN" tTg-ofwar team Az
those men are wcknOwn athletes. and Yale expects
them 10 win a lion share Of the prizes.