New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-04
YALE.

~ ,vS FOR THE NEW LAW SCHOOL BulhpiN"
~outiavsn Conn March 3 (SpecioD .-Ex- Minis
,er pb.lns who has been thought TO be IN n dying
condition is greatly Improved ana VIII soon pe .u
nccntly strong TO take Journey southwark ne
two Thacher prizes for oXtempoTc Spe"h'ne' CIV,
and SO are offered to members of the senior anu
iunior classes in the acadomcal department. me
r,1o debate will take place during the first week
il, My The contestants for the prize DEBATE VIII
be selected on the basis Of preliminary uepa'eS
hold between March rs and April All persons
Wishing - take part in one or two OF THESE w.
bates arc requested to hand in their names win
tho ,onlcs chosen to W. l.. Phelps, No. 20 North
Middle College, not later than March To- IL lo''
thin six persons choose topic 1t VIII ne WIN
drawn: and those who have chosen 1t VIII nave an
opportunity to select another from the is|
"The Yale Shingle" which is being publisher by
the members of the senior class OF the La" "'"oo
will be- ready about March ~. In general SIZE anu
nee IL will be much the same as last year -
and will be an Improvement in many respects. me
contents include an opening address by r.. H. BUCK
land of the Law School; valedictory remarks py
Professor Simeon r. Baldwin; an article py H.
Donovan, 81. and the histories Of the members -
the class There will also be photographers OF the
Law School faculty. senior class ana the eu''or'"
board of "Thc Law School Journal.
The plans for the new Yale Law Schoo' oulii'"s
have been made by Cldy Berry Son. New-fork
and are In the hands of builders here for estimates
The location for the building is the former AnNe'e'
property in Elm-st, opposite me nlten ubicn
now occupied by the COieer rIdluau iu - NM
is yacatc week This property was pS for
chased about year ago ny nait !, 10 NOW 70
about 800 600 for the purpose FOR when IL ~ ilo" "
be- usol The money necessary 10 coiistrutHt w ~,
building has been raised under .n hoo m noid and
Dean Wayland Much has aireauy p'en p ,,i III
it is expected that ground will be broken ea ib nra
spring possibly In a month. The tacade Oh III. mn, p ~
posed structure is of handsome design anu WI - W
butt OF white Tuckahoe marble IL IS 10 De LII
stories HIGH The front section Will be W ieet WIZ
ana % feet deep There are TWO EN-, az Tonf sec
ton and one tn" extreme right Whi'ii WIZ M, ~
used to pass into the rear part OF the puildns ,,
serond moor Of the front building - 10 NAV 80 t
urc-roon 90 10y - feet. and receptlon-tooH 10 pS
~ fnai The third fioOr Is TO have study-r0oih
the fun dimensions OF the section. rms rear So
ton Is to be the hool proper anu VIII e W. 49, s
non n il 10 bc three stories high. but VIII alsp
have =, basement where the heating plant - 10 pe
located. The promises are to DE- ,atru tb ere
f. to be- STUDENTS lounging room anu IoCN'IS t,
the first floor VIII bc room for the delh' wa"
ing-rolrn professors room. laboratory ana r''t'l-
ION hall The second floor Will hay" two proi"s-
a,rs' studies and a large recitation nan. VI '"c
Thrill floor will be- thu library ana reading room
The rear section and thc ga" "eis %r & ibai
building are to- be- Of brick IT IS 'St'tl't.u ma
tn. building viii cost about Sl'""' II u 'Ni Nj
that il viii Ice completed In about a year ana VIII
b.. th, finest law school building IN IN" country.
\ nov club has been ORGANIZED in New haven
that viii begin active 'XIstrnc" WIthlm inc ~.
f',rtri-tf II. TIL. t., The Graduate club, and II
will practically be- 90 NcW-Ii lvcn what the nlF1r-
sl'y club is 90 New York. The cub mas ohudHIeu
nous. which fronts tn" green. ana rs only nan,
block below the NeW-IidVcn House. II l. h'Nriop'',
out - tho Graduates club OK TWO years ago, hii
which has been meeting In tho Old Anketel iiomr
in Finest Meetings viii be hold twice month. at
which papers Will be read. Hereafter any man re-
s,iiuc IN Eew-IIaven who holds a degree from any
college or university OF recognized stanHlnS VIII
BE- eligible 10 membership