New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-01
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
YALE.

- cnr Ian s-Tie library Oh my
,a,c German archaeologist ana p ",, 70 the H.
t,,r,,rs OF Berlin, which was presem.." pav,,,
hrarv last October by j. NJ. ued's' 49, Tho col.
g.. received last week in excellent orue' not,
49,. nrr,bers $500 volumes and as many p""'p ,
49, .,sry one of which is OF value. ana s'"e "''"
out a duplicate in existence. cav Wales
-. Ss.,son NJ the city authorities to tax ,"''
,ronertv in full hereafter is still exe'uhs nv" T.,
80 omcnr all connected with the unVeis.S. 80
'.o'' -, ,s,,er. sent out to different colleges OF
~. onun,rv ..The Yale News has received inc o.
most inyariable reply that college proper! -.
Amnt from taxation. Several strong eo'o'"'
favor of Yaie's side of the question Dave
IN different Connecticut papers. 49, s,.u
rh. whist tournament to determine "ho '"'',
~, ya,a On the annual contest with Harvard
~ On the expected match with Princeton mas pee"
he,un The entry list is large, and the pes pay =
or. Of last years teams are still IN college. rss
The sSsisa SCIENTIFIC school from three to fou:
wears has taken definite shape aiohs ,us ,res.r,
Of Se 1ne erIr%iateG through ali the
Professor Lounsbnry mas ,nsme nj, subject il
"TennssOn and us Tine Go,0oa the Early re''0a'
nnyonrate resolutions were adopted At the last
meeting OF the Phi Beta Kappa sSe,sy MSo was
a graduate OF Yale In the class o. ~ ana hie'pe'
OF Phi Beta Kappa nan. debating organization
which has lust been formed In the junior class o.
the Law school. and which Is named a'ter rio-
Ss sbeied Debating Club has elected the fol
loving officers for the rest OF the year fres ,
f ss sssr' ss + Ss"f Phil
"g The Work Of the candidates for the track team
was done indoors almost en,irey .dT as' be long
distance men, the running track IL me for
,mpossible 10 predict anything yet as TO the mak IKE,
up or strength OF me team a Annette Association
games on February G. and a midwinter mee, VIA
Be held in the "a ON on the University
and lass Baseball teams called out on Satur,
day and a'G 9Se ' aase %andidates for other
POSITIONS will not he called out for some time Ee
The work OF the for the week has CONSISTED e
mainly in getting the into sound physical con o
dion and In getting rid of the ian1s Q, n uv
abandoned stroke The training has been unusually
annual meeting Of 4e eyanHr S%s
;nnortan, business was transacted beyond the cleo
ton OF officers for the ensurS SegT .a as Of Hart
r .5TS Sc, ams f. F. Benjamin ass Of Fish
j assistant assistant 1n%
Brown, 80. Of Chicaso. - ..,a &c sam,.annual
Yale Debating u sas e ssn as The
Ing oficers were elected: President cs secrn.
~ ir ireal Blnsh1m% Fisher ss
Executive Committee, f. II. Hume; 49, chairman
n r Hume 'ss. ana J. X. Clark, W
WELLESLEY.
wellesley Mass, Jan. Sl-At the regular jan
,a-, neeine of the Wellesley Coilcge Sclchct
club held last Tuesday evening. DIT Agnes VI
Claypole read an able paper on Movements Vi '''
Eartb's Crust-Their Significance and bearing vi
Theories Of World Evolution At the conciusi0n
OF the paper Miss Edith j. Claypole' acting hean
of the department OF zoology. gave an account OF
the skeleton recently found on the college erouhos'
-,.pon It's discovery Miss Claypoie made a preh'''i,
nary examination OF the skeleton and determine"
cer,ain anatomical questions In regard TO ~ She
then took II 10 Professor Putnam OF me feaoUuss
Museum al Cambridge. who IS rnakins uetLa,Io
iooical value OF the ind has been determlheu MSS
(ieypole will fully report the matter ioi tic '''"
the papers , -. 1o,,as,ox, College met on
the r, eung of January n al the nome OF III n.
w.bser and listened TO an account OF me ISCt ,
rnnve lton of the Federation OF Graduatep oIIps
held A, Johns Hopkins. from Miss tHei =, re tin
TON Who was chosen delegate 70 the cohHe"'iona
from the Wellesley Graduate Gun. Muslc nliu
readings added 10 the enjoyment OF the evening;
rsyhss Club which was organized in November OF
INT wear has the following oihccrs: fresiue" -
Iast Clara NJ Eeefe; secretary. MISS Gidre 70, 10
Micwnsend: treasurer. Miss Bertha Z Marshail. ~
Hharf is 10 promote interest in graduate stuu! anu
10 give it's members oppcrtuhi'! ioi Pi' 49,
cia Ion with another: NJ. >,orco
Professor Caria Wenckebach and MISS MdIgd-
refine Miller of the German department. sane - a..
sxnosition OF leitmotive from the wagner oP eI.5s
An the college chapel Wednesday afternoon Miu-
~ examinations are now in progress having
been begun Friday morning. , -. f.u,ri,,
Wellesley freshmen have adopted the loho%ns
original class cry "Ten and nine hunCreo nine
teen hundred class of the century. NeheSie!'
So