New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
YALE UNIVERSITY.

THE LEADERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS.
New-iisven, Conn May IA (speclal).- meet
ing of the SOPHOMORE class held last night. Frank
Enrton Harrison Of New York City. elected class
orator for this year. lie was the 1res"n"'
orator last year. Frederick G. Lee. OF Inc ror.
OF Spain. Trinidad was elected permanent captain Oh
the fresl, nan baseball nine last night. r. T. s'oKes
IT, OF NewYor has been elected fence orator OF 'ne
Ir .hman class The sophomore orator Is r. ~
u.rr,sor 4 challenge las been sent by Yale to the
crew OF the York Athletic Club TO row race at
Lake whitney In this city, before the Yale crew oe
PARTS to its permanent quarters ut New-Lohuon'
Several cid Yale men are on the New-1orK A'hie''o
Club crew. A. A. staeg has sent word to Mr. Dnran''
manager of the Ynlc Law school baseball tenm' IN
wiling the new Yale nine To take part In the INTER
collegiate baseball games at Chicago In July MI 'A
penscs OF the team will be paid by the management
of the tournament The invitation VIII be occep'ed.
In about month Shelf will assume her ahhuai
superacivity. The seniors must be exaihiheo' '"'
funiors and the freshmen will try for the upper
classes But this year the accommodations VIII d.
preotly improved ON the top floor Of the spacious
Winchester Hall. covering the whole hoor' are Two
great examination Rooms. These Will be 'ised LOT '"e
frs, fine North Shelf will undergo raoicai
change before the class of '06 comes Within us walls
The mechanical and civil engineers drawing roo"'
have ben located In Winchester Ian, leaving one
OF the large rcoms the third ho)r vacant ana one
the sccVLd 1T Is ntcnucd 10 n>' 'H VI" '->'""''
lion rooms fr the freshman drawing roon's' ana u
new lecture room Will be- made on the I'M" hoor pH
consolidating two large rooms This Is necessary OH
account of the large freshman classes OF laie years.
Tie action Of the Legislature In transferring 'he
So5 900 Government appropriation TO the s'orrs
Agricultural School will keep about thirty young men
OF limited means from entering the class OF 49, one
Of ",hefps, greatest needs is cheap dormi'orles'
Here is a field for her successful engineers 10 per-
pctnate their names In the line OF their p'oicssoh'
The correspondence between the managemeh's Vi
Vale and Harvard baseball associations. with reference
60 a third game this year has just been made public.
and there is disposition here to accept the PROPOSE
ton of Harvard permitting differences TO be arDi-
trated As the matter now stands there is but one
fair way out for Yale and Harvard. Let the ue
game be played Thursday. June 49, In springheld'
That will be the day before the boat race. Ihe
visitors of both institutions will be hand for the
and support their mines will he an even one ,,,,
The valedictOrinn at Yale this year VIII DC "ilia'
REYNOLDS Becg of IIendersUnvillc, y. L.
Winthrop Edward Dwight will secure tne samtatGnr?!
beyond a doubt. He Is OF President DwlgI':
While Mr. Beggs scholarship is versatile, Mr. Dwlgl'
generally confines his attention to the Classics
Charles Jcrvis Fay, Of Hartford stands third pest ID
the senior class, which numbers $50, anu NIFTY
Sheldon Vaile Of Oak Park ILL.,, stands fourth III his
Henry r. walcott. OF Cambridge. Mass. president
of the Massachuscts State Medical Society. Will de-
liver the annual address before the graduating class
on TUESDAY June 81. In Baten Chapel.