Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-04
YALE NOTES.

The Rapid Development of Yale-t Colorado club -Sophomore Crew
 Training-The New Dormitories.
 The annual report of President Dwight l to the corporation, for the year ending Ds- oember 31, 1893, was issued Monday. The | report is in pamphlet form containing 1O7 pages. It includes also the Mbrarian's re- port. Mention is made briefly of the erection of the new dormitories together with tho removal of South college and the athenalm. Owing to the large increase in numbers of the college few new build ing are needed for recitation rooms. Also the president suggests, that new building for the public and central offices of the university, including rooms for the cor poration, the treasurer and the president, Is much to be desired. The completion of the new building for the departments of mechanical and civil engineering, and physics, Winchester hall, has increased the means and facilities of the scientific school to considerable degree. The new labo- ratory building designed for the uses of the medical school, was completed in season for the opening of the school year. During the summer the old medical building was repaired and rearranged in such . way as to provide for the present methods of instruction. The authorities of tho university have been constrained, with . sense of what the immediate future may demand, to take initia.ory action with reference to two buildings. They have proceeded so far as to take the plans sub mitted by the architects into careful con- 0ro of% %haca hni11{pna {a Ia signed for the department of chemistry in the scientific school, and will be situated on the north side of Winchester hall. The other building Is designed for the law department of the university. It is hoped to have both buildings ready for occupancy by July. 1895. Finally. an ur- gent request Is made for . more adeq uate hall for the meetings of the alumni St com. mencsment than the present Alumni hall. The remarks on the death of Professor Mclaughlin are full of feeling. A few touching words are said with reference to the deaths of MT. Ernest Whitney of the department in English, and Mr. Hunt in Greek. Several important changes have been made in tho faculty. Professor Ber- nadotte Perrin of Western Reserve univer- | city has taken a professorship here in the Greek department. Professor Clapp of
 the Greek department resigned his position | in December.
 An interesting movement has been | made by friends of Professor Mclaughlin ! eincs his death to establish in commemora l ton of him prize which may be offered | in the department of English liters' ure ! Many other prizes have bsen established, 1 and gifts have been received which want of ! space prevents our enumeratinR.
 l In the law school several changes have occurred Professor Simeon E Baldwin, who has been connected with the depart
 ment ever since its reorganization,
 received in January, 1893, the sp-
 pointment to the position of judge of tho supreme court of Connecticut. Pro.
 lessor Phelps has leave of absence. The
 Hon. Henry Hitchcock of St. Louis has
 been appointed the lecturer on the William l. Storr's foundation. The faculty of ths
 medical school remain the same as 1T former years, so far as the professors art | concerned.
 The number of students in the school o1
 fine arts has decreased owing, it Is thought
 to the hard times MT. G Albert Thomp
 son resigned his position as librarian ol
 the school at the close of the academic year
 and MT. George H. Lsngzsttel was ap
 pointed his successor.
 GENERAL NOTES.
 T. s. Kinney '86 has been appointed cap
 tain of the sophomore crew.
 F. s. Henry '94, H. G. Miller '95 and W
 s. Miller '9e have been appointed captain
 of their respective class baseball niues. | Of the 1s5 professors, instructors ant
 tutors of Yale university, 164 are Ysl
 men, of whom twenty ons were given hon
 orsry degrees, twelve graduated from tn
 divinity school, thirty-one from the Shef
 field scientific school and five each iron | the law and medical schools.
 Rev. James B. R-ynolds 'S4 has bee J elected to take the place of Dr. staunto, Colt at she head of the University Settle ment societies of the United States. Rsv. George M. Boynten '58 has ius published book entitled "rhe Pilsrir Pastors Manual"
 The regular meeting of the Colorad club was held Monday evening in Roon 199 Old Chapel. A committee was sI pointed to make arrangements for the ciu banquet, as follows: Skinner '94 S., an Eicholtz '95 s.
 The sophomore crew began trainin } Monday. The following men were presen for practice, and were coached by T. { Kinney '96: c. v. Hopkins, H. s. KtE P. R. Allen, W. P. Robbins, A. s. Pratt W. H. Brokaw, A. H Kelly, A. W. Bine ham, F. H. Billiard, F. O Robbins, E : Coonley, G. M. Ives, L F. Hart.
 Tho three new dormitories will accomme
 date in all 27O men, as follows: Vanderbi E l 128, White 92 and Bel kelly 50
 A new machine for deepening the ches the invention of Dr. W. G. Anderson, hs
 been placed in the gymnasium.