New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
YALE.
A COMPLETE LIST OF wOEHs Ely THE PRESENT
COLLEGE OFFICERS.

A COMPLETE LIST OF wOEHs Ely THE PRESENT
COLLEGE OFFICERS.
NcwIIaven. Conn, April l>pecial.-The pub
Icaton Of the work entitled yale photographers
marks plan. unique in It's nature originated by one
Of the instructors OF the university. The Idea ol
collecting the statistics relative TO the publication o'
every work written by the present officials Of the
college has been carried out by DIR. Irving FISHER.
instructor In mathematics at Yale
The book will nc published early In April. II aims
to furnish Of reference to the investigations
Of all the officers OF the university, and includes the
titles Of all the important publications OF the present
professors Instructors and lecturers In the university
together with those Of eXPresidcnt Noah Porter VINO
died year ago. 1t Is. without doubt, the largest
list ever published in single volume II comprises
100 octave pages andaincudes about 1000 titles
The book begins with the writings OF President Porter
the others following in alphabetical order President
Portcr's theological philosophical and educauohai
works. produced In the period between 1884 ana lo"i'
cover eleven pages and about 80 titles. Each ue
Is preceded by the year OF publication. and, IN Inc
Of articles Is followed by the name or the names
OF the journal, with the volume and Inclusive pages
where the article IS found. while in the case OF a
hook 1t is followed by the name OF the city where
the book published. together with the numner
of pages One OF the longest lists is that OF Professor
Marsh. covering zoo titles. Other long lists are
those OF Professors Brewer. Chittenden. James d.
Hana and President Dwight. Professor George T.
Fisher, Samuel ". Johnson, George I. Ladd Inpcr'
a. Newton sydney l. Smith. William d. Whitney an"
Henry S. Williams. Twcnty-soven OF the lis's cover
more than TWENTY-FIVE titles each. The hook closes
with an index Of names arranged according TO depart
ment viz: Theology. psychology ethics and philos-
ophy political and social science. law. history modern
languages and lingscs the medical sciences poah''
biology. zoology paeontology, geology mineralo'''
agriculture. chemistry. physics. mathematics ana hs
tronomy engineering. the fine arts OF music. eocuioh'
gymnastics and military science.
The simple statement of this great variety OF
subjects and the fact that these writings must cover
more than 100000 pages suggests the continual
working power. and the widereaching influence OF
the body OF onchers connected with large and prom
incnt educational institution like the university ana
makes the introduction OF smch work n Dr. Fisher
d valuable addition TO praotca! literature.
Hereafter q corresponding list will he Issued an
nually TO cover future publications.
The annual banquet and initiation OF the PM Be'a
Kappa society was held last evening The toast
masters were IT, 5. Downs. 90. and ". f. Dwight
90 The following men from '94 were initiated :
S. 3 Allen. F.. II. Boslcy. F. II. Chase. H. > DAWSON
T. W. Gosling. Ernest knaebel. Il. ii. Nichols r. H.
Reed W. +. Thoms. W. G. Van Name, u. r. va"
flyck. j. p Cooke. +. F.. Davies. jr.. G. f. Dornnd
l.. p. Gillespie II. H. Kellogg. W. VI. Raymond -
r.. Skinner, II. F. Smith. ST.. W. II. Wright.
The ten men who will comprise the crew Whrh
will represent Yale at ewLondon next spring nave
been selected and are now rowing In the larbor boh
morning and afternoon. The men. with their POSITIONS
in the boat. are as follows Stroke Gallandct, 30
No. = Captain Ives No. g, Paine, 81 No. D. bearh
'ol no 4. Folger. "a =. No. j. Rogers, ~ >;
No . Nessler "a s: bow, Johnson. IA ;. eub
stifutcs Chatfeld. 'o3. and Goctchins. "a ::
Rogers's position at No. 3 will probably no, ne
nermanent as Van IIuyck vi soon return 10 III IN"
place Clmstead. "a 8. viii probably SIT IN the
coxswain's seat as last year. . IN -,
from
ably enter the freshman boat and be made permanent
captain OF that crew.