New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
YALE
rHE MEDICAL SCHOOL OPEN WITH ENLARGED
CLASSES.

CLASSES.
EewIIaven, Conn. Oct. 4 CSpecaD.-Yale Medical
School opened yesterday under most favorable con-
nitons, material increases having occurred In both
classes. Dr. T. II. Russell has been appointed pro
fessor In the department OF clinical surgery and
surgical anatomy; Dr. r. s. Do Forest, of Yale. 70,
has been appointed instructor in clinical medicine
DR. o. T. Osborne, of Yale, "a is instructor In matera
medca and therapeutics DR. " p. Ferris, Yale, 'e1,
is instructor In anatomy DR.. Graham Lusk, Pm. d.
has been appointed professor in physiology Dr.
Lusk is Of Professor Lusk, Of Bellevue Hospital
and graduate Of Columbia and Munich medical
schools. DIR. G. J. Foote Yale, '54, is demonstrator
IN baeterology and assistant in surgical Clinics H. u
Moody is Instructor In histology and Dr. Joseph H.
Townsend Is assistant medical clinic. All these APP
polrtments are new and are additions to the regular
force OF instructors
The intercollegiate tennis tournament which has Tor
years been held in this city, will open on the
famous Congress-ave grounds tomorrow. Nearly all
the leading players OF the country will be present.
8. A. York, IT., edtOrin-chief and Messrs. Alken'
Hesly, McQusid, Plat and smith VIII soon 'ss"o
@The Law School Journal" new publication
J. b. Reynolds Yale a. has gone to Europe to
engage in work among students lie will deliver
several addresses in different languages ana VIII WISH
all countries as Ear east Hungary.
Yale has decided TO put cricket club In the field
again this year
Because OF conditions twenty Sheffield men have
been suspended.
Professor Ladd Is delivering series OF lectures on
"PsychologyS TO the students Of the university.
Captain Goald of Yale university crew, Is tra1p-
ing the candidates for the freshman crews. About
thirty men in training. The annual fall re-
gatta, win be held al Lake Whitney during the last
half OF October There will be two eghtoared races,
one between the freshman crews and between the
sophomore and junior Fights also single scul races
The following men In training for the university
fall
yard dashss-Cons, '04, s.; Cooper, 90; Copp 40 !;
Y. Limberger, 90; Day, '93. s.; 44O and $50
yard un-E. Limberger, '95; Montgomery, 30.
witherspoon 'a5; Dixon, '04; Lake 's5; Tyler 40
Loalnsbury, '94: Beardsey, 90; Curtis, eO3 s.;
Chambei,n, "a " Thorne, 05 for the hurdle races
Collins, '94 S. Parish 49, NJ. 5. Hart '94 s.; for the
bicycle raceParmloe, 30; AlvOrd, 05, Borden 's5 I;
for the mile waIk-Punderford, '02 S.; Hooker, 'e4 )
for the pole vault-Cartwright, %; Campbell, 10
Comstook '04; G. II. Hart. "a; Briggs 'o3 for the
high jump-Dxon, '94; NJ S. Hart, % 5. Ladd' 10 ;
Parish 'o5 for the mile run-Mitchcll "a s.; Thorne
90; for the broad jump-Carson, "a; NJ. s. Hart
'04 S.; e. A. Hart, '05; putting the sh0t-C0iIhs'
,o4 6. These men are being trained by L. G. Doe.
The Junior promenade committee CONSISTING OF nine
members has been chosen as follows: Messrs Par-
sons, Chisolm Ives, Baly, W. Dwight NahoerOh'
Grouse, Field and Rogers. - ,,. - c..
Coke, 'e5, broke finger at football praetce on ol
urday. lie will not be able to play again tihs season.