New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
YALE.

,or Ian 1a-Therc Is now being prepared
18th Sheffield Hall room to receive one OF 'he
?. oon,nlete herbariums in the world that OF the
nos nso,sssor Daniel Cady. which has been given
u" h,,s Family to Yale The herbarium is general
py ~ over 6j 900 sheets. among them several
e'o,es of the flora of the world, but 1t is
a'.ca,ly rich in specimens native 10 North
t'F, the ferns and MOSES being most com
peteiy repfesen'.I ,,o, tonic of conversation IN
socetv circles II is intended TO make the
s,r which will occur in Union Armory next
ss,,, s aveninp the most successful of its Kind in
~, history of the college The prom comes nigh.
-. tho Yale boys must have II. the auction sale
- hoxes was more spirited this year than ever
" " 20 nav of New York. obtained first choice by
Zinc SIZE and Curtinius Gillette. or New-fork.
70. second choice for bonus Of slO5. Other bo-
80 Maid for boxes range from $50 to $l~ nufnDer
NJ, s,udents will have prom" bills amounting TO
e ~, % 0p) 20 pay There is feeling among a con-
,s.roble number of Yae's alumni that the expenses
:, the prom" ought TO be reduced by at least man,
~, zach succeeding class is ambitious to outdo It's
saaacessor and the task of curtailing is difficult
one r,,,.xs -, .,-,o
vale Medical Journal are William G. Reynolds
Iohn T. Griggs and Albert f. Loveiand These men
utll act as senior editors next year. together Will
,wo who will be chosen in April.
The following rule has been sent to the captains
~ the Yale athletic teams bE the iaV"'S -'N
.,uaent is allowed to represent his class or the
.,usgs in any athletic or musical organization as
.mher substitute or officer. if he is under dis-
,,ne for rregularity of attendance or conduct. or
asr warning for low standing. or II his average
marx for the previous term or hall term was pe-
The following freshmen have been elected to the
,tsties of the Sseiied Scientific School: BerZeus-
rank V Chsppen. of New-London. Conn; FranG,is
ss,ukee: Frederick 7. Cause. of Wilminston De-,
Rvron s Harvey. of Leavenworth kan; Henry Z;
Iss Of Cleveland: Robert f. Stone. OF Cnicago ana
Walter i. Worgsiil of New-fork Book ana SNAKE %Snake
oryie Hckok lth, of Harrsburg; Pierre f. Seteh-
va-ih of Buffalo; Hobart +. Marshall, OF ChicaSo;
Sumner G Moon. Of Eau Claire WIS Burnet H.
Ruggles Of New-fork Charles A. -. 2e Sau.es;;
Rutland. VI. Alexander NJ Speer, Jr. OF fltts-
burg and William p. Stewart, OF SoutA 0r.ednns:
Ewari = Leeds. of Stamford, Conn; RAYMOND
Patt Of New-York, and joseph Reed OF PittsbuLs:
psta Psi-Joseph W. Alsop: Of Middleton, Conn;
Hamilton f. Benjamn, of Garrison on hudson
Conn: Clifford W. Cunningham. OF savanna Ga; +:
George u. Gordon OF Cleveland; James l.. Howard.
r.. OF Hartford George H. Humphreys. jr.. Of New
York ana Alfred PoI Of Flushing Long lsand n
Nelson A. Howard. of Brownsburg. Canada; Frank
A McCrea. Of Canton. Ohio; Harry W: Potter of
Salem Ohio Howard L. Short. of Fort Scott Kan.
Delta Cn-Nelson NJ. Ayers. Of Fairyiew, ~ y;
bernard Benicgs, jr., of New-York: Frederick +.
Davis OF Cottage City, Mass; James Hess, OF Eas-
ion, Penn. and RICHARD krements; OF Newark ~ J.
Chauncey of brooklyn; William I. Cochran. jr.. OF
Yonkers; Samuel 5. Day. Of New Haven Thomas
r Fisher, jr... of ew;Roehelie. ~ y; Edward l.:
MamaronecK. n. y, and Walter K. sturges, of
Providence.