New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
YALE.

YALE.
DR. AWNINGS FOR COLLEGE ROOMs-THE FENCE
oRAroR-GyMNAsrIc WORK
New-Haven. May (Specia)-Ihe drawings ioa
college rooms next year Will take pace V" "' -
for sophomores and May 81 for the freshman eass'
As has always been the custom, the ehtfe semi,
clsss will have the opportunity Of roomins IN the
s,rn.nr,.s and /, IS now thought the juniors VIII
have the same privilege Thirtynve will be ASSIGNEE
"a me incoming class and the remaining VIII DE
given 81. -. .,,
At q meeting Of the sophomore class ias' eNs".7
C. r. De Camp was elected fence orator :"
C.,.rk - Hev-Orlcans. the candidate OF the
- oo ~ tho class but non-society students
.uoceedea IN voting him down Clark as freshman
recsiyed the fence last year and II was supposen e
would have the honor Of handing II 10 MS suVVcso''
For several years the non-scciety men nave 'ee"
waking fight against the society men In the matter
q, elections even going far rs to make com
r,oe canvass Of the university. but ms is he h's'
i,s.,nce IN which they have been successful.
report recently printed In n college paper 'ha'
LYMAN Il Runnei OF the class OF ~ uieu al''
long and painful illness Is denied IN lc''er RECEIVE
from Mr. Bunnell himself MIR. Bmne'l states 'n"t
he Is a practising lawyer in New-York Ciiy' anu
except for slight Illness last Decemo'r liz "''
always enjoyed excellent health.
The following named members OF the FRESHMAN"
baseball team went to the training ta9!e NeancS. lay
morning: o. r. Bement, 93S; r. j.; T oas r.
! na zen IS F. IT, simmons. IS. and C. +.
The annual report for the university chamber con-
cer,s for the eighth season. iS-S nas n, amount
is SSss 30 and the expenses ST. 60; balance on
hand, s33 90 making total balance 0" manu- '0' wv
The Yale ss baseball nine has challenge me
Harvard junior nine nine To 10 a,a game u -
The examinations for admission 10 the ConnenuuGu,
bar will be held in the Ya.e Law School buiidihs
on June and Z H.,
All regular gyrnnaetic work in the gymn ns sinm
there Is still some individual wors s sTns OH
gymnastc association with HarVaru ints so an
time ago proposing the plan, but reply was re,
ceived saying that nothing in me WAY 81 N Har
YARD Ii is thought however that next year an
association OF this sort Will he formed ~! 'e .iae.
,S .sams Of these threo colleges will he held dur
ing the year Nothing of this sort hai ever p,r"
Princeton meet short time ago; ana so suc &C. ~
that that new interest Is taken III ''' '''''
Captain Thornc Of the football team mas ms rs
candidates quarter and all others VINO w WIN I'M
nnasium lot There ars about fifteen working mere
Mich curiesjtv IS felt with regard to the exercises
If the coming university commencement Wn' gi
breaks for the first time with the car'est u @ IN
nor;ant than heretofore. I, will he under the drec,
lion Of Professor Parker and VIZ be EVEN yen Sm
nh6nv orchestra Of about fifty pieces. which mas A.
ready done excellent work, ana me 1 Oh sshicb I'd
most H! faTsnre eiman. g. has w-tten FOR the
OCCASION and which Professor Parker mas ~ oe do o
srees the large chorus and the audience Fly VII sing
sCsudeamus Intseer Vita and pr1 d.o nieass
VII he classical music. played by the orchestra;
the former for instance. moVemen. rom nh "me %
BeethoVen En- co'leee choir and the Clee club are
pec,ed 10 form The nucleus OF the large '"o'"'