New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16

New-Haven June 10 (specaD.-Ofoers of the Yale
Baseball Association have been elected as follows
President and manager. W :. Miller. 30; assistant
manager G. c. Brook. 81: vice-p:esiden'' FRANK
Snlth. 90 S: secretary. Philip Van lngen' :" The
Yale Track Athletic Association has elected the fol-
lowing officers who will serve during the coming
year President Sherman Day; vice-president, Rob
ert Mitchell. jr.; manager, c. Gillette; secretary H.
+. Kneeland jr
Rocitations at the Law School are at an END and
the examinations are now in progress. Inc gradual
inG class has done some remarkably good Work
during the year and IL is expected that there viii be
larger number Of high-stand men than ever before
There will be annual banquet Of the senior class
Of the Medical School this year.
Professor Reynolds is in New-London with the
crew conducting the examinations 20 which any OF
the members are to be subjected. This is done for
the purpose Of allowing uninterrupted practice on
tho river and also preventing any interruption IN
the school work
The speakers for the Townsend prize at the ami
versary exercises Of the Law school have been an
nounced and are as follows: r Donnelly of OK
ford. " y Fred c. Rector. Of Circleville Ohio ana
H. X. Smith. Of Hartford Conn. all % the senior
class. The other members Of the graduating class
will compete for the Munson prize OF $50 for the
best graduating thesis
Or William c. Daggeit 81 this city. who is secre-
iary of the class OF Yale 80. has sent out notices
for the fifteenth anniversary Of the class. to be he'd
on June - lie states in the notice that iorty-siX
Of the class have replied that they Will attend the
reunion.
The 20 Sheffield o.ass book Is decided improve
mcnt former issues Of its kind. Tho status
ties show that Andover and Hhouse high scho,,s
have contributed the largest number OF men TO ne
c.ass the former sending nineteen representatives
ana the after sixteen. Twenty schoo's have sent
two or more men. Republicans are IN the majority
with oichiyeight men. and the Democratic strength
Is ihr,y-ono The Prohibionisis ana hug~umps
embrace only few. Thir.y-threc men voted AZ ihe
last election. There were seventy mc' or 49, per
cent who were church members. Junior year j.
voted the hardest and freshman fhe easiest For,N.
study thirty-eight physics. ana twenty -one chem
istry while political economy gets seventeen voi"s
for The most beneficial subject. ana chemistry is
by vote OF twenty to iwcnty-iour. The averts
AMI senior year Sl.270 The committee wish 10 state
that this averaG, j. considerably higher than the
actual eXponGiiur, many men az not NJ ont
the blanks TIE biggest figure given for years ~
ueuSr 5000 ana the lowest was $50 The aver
age age OF the members Is twenty-five years four
teen days
\, the annua, meeting 81 the Vac Glee ana Banjo
Cub Association thu report OF the manager was
submitted and accepted Professors L. l.. chUis
and II i Wright were elected 20 sorry" on The
Donating Committee lof IN. ensuing year IN con-
junction with The officers ~ the cub and on fne
Auditing Committee Professor Phillips. y r. Moore,
20. :. and u. q. Vincent