New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-10
AMONG TIE COLLEGES.


New-Haven Feb. 9-W. ". Farnam. the treas
urer Of the university. and l.. II. Bristol attorney
for the Yale Corporation, paid a visit TO Haruoiu
last Tuesday 70 make another EFFORT 10 coHe't "'V
award OF $4,000 by the Arbitration committee III
the Storrs controversy. from the state treasurer
Mr. Hodge Mir Hodge agreed TO pay over Inc
amour, as soon as the injunction was removed I'
straining him from paying the money o'lhel -
Yale or Storrs College The counsel FOR haie '.''"
ennearod before United States Commissioner Mar
win. and by agreement withdrew me l"Ju''0''''''
and in the afternoon Mr. Bristol received iron,
Controller Mead a check FOR the amount a"a'uo'
TO Yale by the Commission
The handicap chess tournament which is no" pe-
ing played is expected to arouse new interest !"
this game among the students lales SHOWING ia
the intercollegiate tournaments. which have Deeh
held in New-York City every Christmas VACATION
has so far been somewhat disapQointine and the
handicap tournament has been Introduced ior the
purpose OF stirring more interest III the game
DR.. Charles s Baldwin. who has recentY come
from Columbia ard IS row teaching in the hnsHsh
department has offered an optional course IN ar
Cumentation. which will meet weekly ana VIII H.
clude only a limited number Of students
The classbooks OF the graduating classes o. 'he
various departments are in active PREPARATION ana
will as usual. contain several IMPROVEMENTS ''''
their predecessors.
The current Alumni Weekly gives snort
sketch OF the work OF Professor Sanford professor
Of anulied music and a short notice OF the musical
department OF the university.
Professor Fisher will publish his History OF
Christian Doctrine" one of the volumes OF the IN
ternational Theological Library
The university has just purchased the property on
Highest. between Chapel and Elm. opposite the
Cbttenden Library after having tried in vain 10
secure II for many years. The price pald Tor il -
said 10 have been about $4,000. by the purchase OF
this property Yale owns the entire stre~h
from Elm 70 Chapel fronting on High on po'"
sides with the exception Of the lot occupied OS o'o
of the senior societies.
The outlook for the baseball season here IS very
promising at present The five men Of last year ;
xarsity team Who are PACK are K"ator g. aid
ncke ~ some OF the more PROMISING MIN ina W nro
Tere Gdndi9'eS 6 5er F %S, TurnCu IS r
Smith SO :. simmons, IS; Reed W H9s9'U'
oliver. 81 : Tn, varsity training table VIII nG
begin until after The Easter trip ous dnS lng" "t''
be called OUT February q me ireSnne"T Fa,
didaies will begin practice next saturday mere
will be no profs cosSh is gy' not We, been
arranged but the following have been schedult S
J-miyeTsitv OF North Carolina and with George
tryn The following are other games Nay ~
RrineetoN AZ ~ niyersty Of CHICAGO at New
Haven: June g. University OF Vermont a, Nv W
Princeion at New-York; June g. Princeton; az
New-Haven on May = team S2mp45sY IKE
following wl be the makeup Of the Mn. 9ne' SiIee
catcher: Garter 95, pitcher stephenson 49, s.
w ebo~t ston. Arbuthnot a. third base. Case "a
left field; BealI So S, field, and Redins'on
The report that the action of the Yale Navy IN
sending the crew TO England IS opposed oy tnt ui-
dergra1uates is without foundation The pan Is
heartily indorsed by the student body coilGclNelE
and Individually. The report was caused nH IN,
oDinion EXPRESSED by students that theN, anu HVt
merely the boating authorities. should nav narr
The choice. The has not yet been loIla.E a., en-
tared in the Henley regatta ana tina; the unieI
graduate body Will finally have the say IN thT ma,
Ter appears from the following notice IN last
DAYS News: , 90 .ha
las soon as full information in regard 70 NE
1Jonl.v regatta is received from abroad, the nna
decision as 10 whether not a Yale crew VIII o.
entered will be left 10 the undergraduate Dody.
seems that this announcement, which Is IN accord
ance with the original intention OF the mdIase .
nhs1,rd rImors in regard to the Henley matter That
az Going the rounds OF the press
VIC sNS Wv ar. b. TREADWAY,
- II. DE SIBOUR,
"Ci r. NICHOLAS.
~ S. WHEElWRlGHT."