New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-13
PART III.
PAGES ri TO 20.
,uONG THE COLLEGES.
YALE.
800, YACHTS WITH HAEvARD-LAw SCHOOL
TV NOTES.

YALE.
, YACHTS WITH HAEVARD-LAW SCHOOL
~ "' NOTES.
,,.on May 70 (Specia0.-A change in the
Ne" - the Yale crew is imminent. LonSacre.
rnahe~p ~ last year. has failed to pass an ex-
ve'ei" I'D has been suspended by the faculty.
srnlna ha made 10 enable him TO row again by
Emu" -, his past work. but until the sentence
'naA"s .ra,on is removed his place VIII be filed by
o. s"sr Nsssler another veteran Of last year. has
Rose' raining for this seasons boat. and probably
sioppe' r,u permanently row in Longacre's place.
Roger =, the Yale Navy have been elected as fol-
0hce',, rasident. George T. Adee. Of New-York;
b"s' .,dsnt Richard Armstrong. Of Hampton.
Nes'p.soro,ary. j. H. De Sibour. OF Washington
"a; secre'aiS' "
PC. -, ,no h,rlesope Henry VIII at
~" ,,r,sr,on has been postponed until the evening
ne n.y. &c All tickets that have been sold VIII De
va for the performance ~ 49,,
sooa e., annual yacht race between Yale and
Inc -s has been arranged. 1t will take place on
haNa and Will be run over course on Long
JUNK end The start will be made from New
ls@- and It is expected that scores OF the ieao-
D0". ..h,. Of the country will witness the race
ING naon will then be crowded with yachtsmeh
Ns".n ,.sss the annual Yale-Harvard crew race
10 ,,Sss place on the day before the yacht race
N" 18th % or S0foot water-line Will be ehtereu !"
In
0ns catboats The yacht race is to De mere
p a'. On annual Yale Harvard affair
Clark has been elected orator OF the lresh-
nan class ~ s0r,ors Of the Divinity
~, Gill be held on Monday evening {. Perry
r ~ postmaster and toas;s will be responded 10
,.I,ows. "The Class" \. J.. McCleland; The
- rarorsh,p" c. :. Haynes; "a Welch Rareoi''
~ r Evans: "Yale Through Canadian Classes
y p Keenleyslc; african Destiny o. faou"na'
so,s Wine In New Bottles Of the tInneyltes "a, al
'Vla "."' u wilder. The Silver Lining OF the
Iaie, w., cloud" H. G.. Moserve class poem
post class prophecy, J. w Norris class history
sy g. heSS Of the civil engineering course Of the
scientific School will be required 70 ie'uIn isr%a
amount OF neg o~ierT of the Divinity school has
s . ,gccso.nresdent C. " Thorp 90 city Missionary
9; w,,,eeI O. Jones -; " T. Rollins q; A. g.
treasurer Will not be eeced unt heH1 yei Journal"
The Nav number Of The laie Ltw 5ou INA
IN az a,nsar about the middle OF the month. Bes.1e
W. us,,al editorials reviews OF recent case, pooN
noilees etc. the contents viii include: Fa s,nd
system; -ri,s1 SITES supreme Court. and Necessity
S or conseryatism in the Administration OF PStent
Law" by Pr S r M'' Yaie shihse devoted to
1e senior csss OF the Law school, has Just been
issued It's Editor is Percy tnf 2s a ibre eg paSes IS
By r. f. Donovan "a, j. ;. ArHVaTs, 1 n ~ -
fs-ofessors BALDWIN and auckland ana ny ~ -
Ps5inrton NJ A. Reynolds. ). T. Wheeler w =.
Besley ana H. O. Bowers. Of the senior e'ass "' 'e
Law School -,... - tho Tau,
schno, viii be held this year in Centre church on
TTuesSav Iune 20 William T. Russell. eX-Governor
q massachusetts viii deliver the SufGaff 3r d be
49, 49, ~ nr}ze viii also take place At the same
d i"s iSe following n prizes VIII b awarded by the
faculty.: The Jewell prize OF 81. to that memper
Of the senior class who receives the highest marks
AZ the Gna examination Of his class at their gradua-
lion: the Betis prize. OF 80 to that member OF ne
;nnior class who receives the highest marks az MS
annual examination; the O. : seymour prize OF ~,
TO that member Of the graduating class VINO IN me
oninlon OF the faculty, has MADE the greatest I'M
proyement in scholarship during both years OF his
Course the Munson prize Of So for the best gradu-
ating thesis.