New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15


meeting OF he New England TRIANGULAR Track As
sociatlon' held at Hanover on Saturday.
YALE
New Haven, Conn. Nov H-The regular fall
/ meeting OF the Yale corporation was held ias'
Tuesday. BY a vote Of the corporation Dr. La
fayeite Mendel was promoted to assistant
professorship In physiological chemistry. In whicn
department he has been an Instructor 1t was de-
cidcd to establish the degree OF Master Of Science
in the Scientific Department. This degree VIII Dc
given to graduates OF two years standing who
have taken FIRST degree In science and have pur-
sued a higher course OF study under the direction
OF the Governing Board. This will involve years
residence OF graduate study. followed by an eXam-
nation and the presentation OF thesis. Treasurer
W. ". Farnam submitted his annual report. when
shows prosperous year for the University. Inc
increase In the permanent funds OF ~" rn'versity
for the year ending July 81. 1897. Is Nl2. 1877 L.
With the desire Of being servceable 10 tie teach
ers OF public and private schools In the State OF
Connecticut series OF courses In various sub
ects OF study has been arranged to extend through
the present academic year. These courses are open
10 teachers who are either graduates or colleges
are qualified 10y OF their previous studies
pursue successfully the subjects OF their choice
Teachers who take these courses will have their
names enrolled IN the University catalogue, under
the heading. Courses for Teachers" but will not
be regarded candidates for degree. There
seventeen subjects Of study open TO those who
take up this course.
The report OF the Yale Financial Union for last
year made public this week The receipts
: amounted to tSO73 "a and the expenditures to
$40 s2S 81. leaving balance OF aiis %. The great
expense the Football Association. and
from that source the greatest receipts were de-
! Tie lectur. season has begun. with course on
Jewish RELIGIOUS; LIE liter !he Efie' ~ InG
Professor s ot the sy Of Holy scioture
In the University Of oxfo.d. and Canon OF Roches.
mex. week Thfg are ' II R%mAfI apa in
Judea Befor. the Arrival OF Nehemiah" "Nehe-
miah. Ezra and Manasseh. or, the Reconstruction
Rcr Ta fd IDEAS n To p
Development; Jewish Wisaon: It's Meaning OBJ
s t5 a9 2r 2a fe nG
lem; II. Power OF Attracting Foreisners rs HIGH ,d
babylon" Professor cheyne Is delivering. this
series In various colleges IN tnls o country ~ WI
! OF American lectures on THE History OF Religion"
already begun by Professor T. w; Knys ana or FRO
The ini.rclass football championship series came
the seniors and tne freshmen The game VIII not ,S
9 o Sn. 70 wS Ss peo t the e II
| have to play the Princeton and Harvard freshmen
eeye' The nterclass series was dsGiaea sSs
margin The custom will doubtless be continued in
future years Il makes room for large nun
Der OF men to obtain regular and healthy exercise
and II will also from time 70 time boDcht the nj
ycr.,,y football material. James Hutchinson Wear
OF 81. Louis. Mo, has cen elected permanent
| captain OF the freshman football team wear pre-.
| pared AZ the Smith Academy St Louis. Where nc
| played hafback for two years .,.u
! have thought IL best 10 institute new course N
| The required work Of the freshman academic c!ass
! This consists II practical symnasiic WORK before
! lar compulsory course In gymnastics was heId IN
! the old gymnasium. In 1875 this work was nrst
started. and It continued until iss Waen inc h.M
gymnasium was bult u vas - th0usni ma ssc,s
| offered and the improved accommodations ana
.qu!Pents would proye suiesen be s.ef
and healthful training 10 be had mere mere
| fore tho courses were made optional OUT TINS mas
| no. proved success. and the classes are po9I!
attended The first class work began asi MONDAY:
Men who are In training FOR the athletic teams are
excused and II IL thought that this VIII nave the
effect OF bringing out large quantity OF mater A.
I IL 10 the regular gymnasium work AZ IN any
b. maintained 81 the student Will be conditioned.
and such condition can be removed only oy the
same process as in other courses The faculty
| action In this matter la. met with an en-
thusastic reception In IN. freshman class. -,
The graduate eaaqsI. now IN pr'n 1c arc WIN IN
! ~. sttsndarcc OF TIL. department The enrolment
last year Al this time was go and It is now 2St an
increase Of Is per cent 5ny per ce Oh sae rest
Entering this fall There are 80 women s,uosen,s ,
this year as against 80 last year. one hundred
and iortyrigh; OF the students have come Directly
both Yale and some other University
sex. Friday evening. the day before the fPle-
Princeton football game the princeton n,ee patio S
| hyperion Theatre Thi, will he the first appear
ance here 81 the Princeton musical CLUBS since mo
spring Of 1892 and the holding OF ne concert IN
encs when All games played on college grounds