New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
YALE.
A NEW LABORATORY TO RE BUHT-ATHLETICs'

NEW LABORATORY TO RE BCILT-AThLETlCs.
New-Haven. Conn. Jan. % tSpeciaD.-Ihe foiio"-
ing have been chosen 10 comprise the Second hale
Banjo Club Bar ieaurines Balientne. 70: Parsons
'a5 S: Munger 81 $; Hanson, '96 $; Carey ";
banios Heaton '9G: Fish. 81; guitar. IIubcy. IS;
IIanIn "a : Colt ~ =: Smith. 81 Chittendcn.
'gs s: Kountze 20, and Pierce, 81 S; piccolos.
Hoeninghaus. %; Kipp. 90
A new buildng is soon be bulls for the Scien-
tifc DEPARTMENT OF Yale. II will stand In Prospect
St north OF Sheffield Hail. and will. when com
pleted he used for a chemical laboratory. TIL"
bu;lding will be co by i25 feet and three stories
high and when completed will be one of the finest
chemical laboratories in the country The material
10 be used in its construction Will be largely brick
The upper floor will be given up TO a large labor
atory and recitation room; the second floor TO a
qualitative laboratory. The funds for the build
ing are 10 supplied from the university treas
ury Work upon the construction of the building
will be begun this spring. and It Will be finished
in about year
The students of Yale had lark" on the campus
on Thursday night. The spectacle one which
caused amusement 10 hundreds Of the tOwnspeopie.
The previous evening a crowd of "a men, bent on
playing practical joke on ella ssmate. drove to
farmhouse the outskirts of the city. and re-
turned with pig. 1t was put into bag ana
tucked into a seniors bed. About midnight the
occupant of the room entered. turned out his gas
and retired. He had barely pulled the coverlet
over him when the pig squealed and dived at the
senior In break for liberty. The 'si man was
terrified and shouted for help. HIS classmates
:.hs treat the victim OF the joke escaped. Thurs
day afternoon the pig which mad been secreted IN
out and turned loose the campus. A lively
The annual banquet of the Yale Hawaiian Club
took place on THURSDAY evening and the occasion ,
eminent of Hawaii. j. p Cook was postmaster;
oas responded to as feows woyjSs5
'Hawaii at Harvard" E Kundsen; "Reminiscences
F. hsSa y " The Gorge Tser @
ars "a, aeT kan yp are being
made. The auction sale Of boxes Melted a larger
amount than ever before notwithstanding the pro
year The boxes cost 500 each. and all chances for
choice were sold at auction r. Cna id i7 ana gn
their selection The lPWest PrSe pAh for choice
president G. A. Redington: vice-oresidsnt; 6. d y.
Executive Committee H. -. Freeman. "a, and
crews have been ordered FROM WAFER Of Troy
n. Y. They Will be similar to the shells used In
paper and will be sixty feet in length and twenty
inches wide. The University she'll will probably
be finished by the first of April and the Freshman
The work OF training the Varsity crew of 81 has
trying for positions Alexander Rogers. who pulled
STOKE When ye' the s esbf had e
tice In the tank. a second boat load was gotten
ready. The Freshman candidates began work yes
terday. About forty ran IN the squaG and rowed in
II is now reasonably certain that this summer the
members OF the Glee and Banjo clubs will make a
tour OF the seaboard towns OF the country in a big
yacht /, is thought that Cornelius Vanderbilt. Of
should this be carried through. Mr.. Vanderbilt
summer on his Yacht. visiting the more important
seaports on, the Atlantic coast, Elaborate pro-
stop is made.