New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
YALE.

New.Haven Oct 12 (speciaD.-"shef senior ciass
oescars have been elected follows: PRESIDENT r.
F Brooks OF Pittsburg; vice-presiden., hope't
Mitchell tr O. Cincinnati: secretary u H. MiLef'
pro,sssor Dov. Wilson closed his course OF lect-
ures ON scottish law yesterday afternoon Thursday
evening a large reception was given him by the
Iaw school faculty and the students IN the pariofs
OF the Law School Building
A committee Of three upper classes have begun TO
visit personay those members OF % VINO are chufch
members IN order to invite them TO Join the college
church A blank is furnished TO each man, which
10 NAV send home 10 be signed by his pastor. ana
which when presented 10 President Dwight ana
acted on here by the college church. makes hm
member OF the Church OF Christ IN Yale CoHese
during his residence here without rennouishlns hlS
particular connection with the home church Th's
tx a denarture from the old rule, which required
that freshmen should be ignored by upper classHeh
IN matters social, religious and athletic
The Hugh Chamberlain Greek prize FOR the pest
entrance examination In Greek has been oiVoeu IN
the class OF 90 between Sullivan Dorr Ames OF
pavtucket r. L. and Charles Montgomery HAMA
way. jr of Oliphant, Penn. Honorable mention Is
made of Laurence Tweedy. Of Danbury' Conn., anu
also of Ralph Van Name of New Haven
The subjects for the John A. Porter prizes are as
follows: "The Modern Stage George Eliots Con-
ception OF Sin," "The Monroe Doctrine. Inc no
mantle Revival IN Modern Literature fohuca'
Pei
~ and PbIl,p H." THE Religious Issue In Com
or schools ..The Debt OF History to Philology."
"rhe Religious Element in the Arthurian 10
mances" Finance as Issue in American Poi-
ties" The Issuing of Wris OF Injunction oy red
eral Courts in Railway Disorders, lhe Exercise
and Regulation of the Elective Franchise III 'ne
Southern States" What Benefits Flowed from
Scholastlcsm in the lnteLectuai anu he"e0N' -'
tory Of Europe"
i, has been decided this week by the faculty that
hereafter diplomas Will be awarded TO those VINO
complete the courses in music These courses IN
cude work on the violin. piano end organ Inc
course is open only 10 those who pass an entrance
examination and those who pass this must neces-
sary be we'll advanced in their respective musical
studies The committee on entrance eXailinauohs
will be Professor Parker, on the organ ana S Ihe9py,
Professor Sanford on the piano ana o lsauo'e
The following men VII constitute Hs1s5m this ysars S zee
ss%}slssr POys ss d = stujHisia Haiacs 49, g &
II IaYe B. Young M IS s. H. " Fisher ss second ien9rs-
= Sni PsIS:r % ,s i 2 mnss ss 4 6 H HaqGs Gsnt
drst bassosE F Bell ss H G. " Jackson %Incs1r s - %, g.
PaTker % b g. sPSek % cary r. 81 vi H. cheHey s
H N. Dewey. SO; second bassosr,E r., G. ds hackand'
Terrl 90 g; F. H Brewer 81 s; G. b. Taylor 80;
establish department in order TO meet the
needs of those students who require particular
ture of the spine INDIGESTION headache etc 1t
Will be known the medical department, and a
special room has been fitted up for these cases.
Among the new pieces OF apparatus In the gym
nasium is a Sayres suspension apparatus. swedish
ladder and special appliances for placing the body
in a correct position.
The Yale Kent Club has elected officers as fol-
lows: President, c. b. Waller '96; vice president.
c. c. Sladden, 81 assistant treasurer. F. H. McNey:
secretary Avery. 81 The following Executive Com
mittee elected: A. T. Bierkan. 80; j. j. Hickey,
81 At the clubs first meeting Dean Wayland and
Professor j. Dove Wilson made addresses giving
good advice and Offering suggestions to the best
methods OF tublic debate.
The triennial catalogue OF Yale graduates and
former officers has just been issued; 1t gives a
complete list of all persons connected with the
university since It's foundation in l70l The total
number Of graduates is given 1871 OF whom 7.75S
dead and 1852 survive. The total number Of
graduates OF the various departments is summarized
follows: Academic department, lisp; medical
LOO; law. l06 scientific 2s4s; divinity. 10. The
naming number is composed of graduate art and
music students and recipients Of honorary degrees.
There now l25 students in the medlca; school,
against 100 last year. The entering class will be
sfxty-eight against sixty last year. The following
assistant professors have been made full professors
Lewis s. DeForest. Oliver T. Osborne, Harry B.
Ferris and Graham Lusk.