New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-08
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
YALE.

uavon Conn March THE question OF the
80 disposal of the Old Brick Row has always
- an absorbing one. The most recent 'p'"'o"
snor, graduates has met with approval '"''"e W.
IT, Ill., The preservation Of Lyceum and South
.o,dIe Is advocated. they were the MS. c"ape
"a aormitory OF the college. but the "emo""o" vi
o" ." tho other old buildings Is submitted TO- IL Is
az %" mot both the remainn buildings be
"-ouobIv repaired and that Lyceum be convert
"a into a museum OF historic and other rehcs Oh
~. college There a few VINO tnink tha' Lyce-
ON, f. not worth preserving. nut All agree '"a'
9Th Middle must not he destroyed Inc only op-
80, raised to the latter is that its position de-
.rovs the uniformity of the quadrangle nut IL
80 hoen nroved feasible 10 move old South Middle
"a the centre of the campus
Tho final trial debate for the selection OF iales
r.nresentatives in the coming fale-Harvard de-
hate was held Monday evening. and the followme
ran were chosen: Charles II. Studinsk. ."
r,arles II MacFarlan. 81 T. s.. and Charles H.
clark 90 The alternates are Edward H. Hume
~ and Frank ?. Gowa,. 81. The Thatcher prize
-, ,ba hest debate Of the evening was won by
sv,ndinsk, Yale will uphold the negative side OF
sss n adopt defnitivey the single gold standard
ana should decline 70 enter ar in.erna'lomsic u
metallic league. even u England france anu "e'-
n Ths Vale Cornthan Yacht Club has elected the
toow9g S sa6cd iGE ss ehse,s
Wilson "a rear commodore Bruce Ci@ 9s w.
seci iT,. BoSrd-R De T. Tytus 81: l.. l.. Loriard
- 8 w @. Cox. rs S. +. Wickes w. ana A.
paT rhe Yale Literary Magazine" has organized for
The coming year with FRANKLIN ATKINS i.or1, .s sS
r.sraeinc editor and David De Forest Burreii. vs.
4Ths I:niVcrsi;y Whist Tournament has just been
CONNECTED and the three winning teams are as l0.-
en- BeCcher '9s and Cameron. s9 S: Cooke %
and SHERWOOD 81 Bryant 80 and GamerTiInl' ren 49,
resent Ya.e in the third annual tournament win
Harvard 20 be held IN Camnrjge oh ON 'i team will
he chosen shortly. , ,s
The work of the track team for the week ,I has
athletic meet which is 70 be held n N a a9e "a H. As
meme meron! entries have been received from Har-
,Sfd. Princeton Columbia and Pennsylvania M,
Strength of the Yale team will be estimated chiefly
6y these contests. X can be said now however;
hold LAST week that Sheldon and Beck are sure 10
Win points for Yale in this event In inc impor'a a
ro1,ests in the spring. 1t has been definitely de-
c;ded that the dual games with Harvard VIII De
The FIRST reduction of candidates for the Gniver-
on on saturday. leaving about twenty-five men sun
The dea for Spon the as seTSf saiaFd"
line ; at New-Haven; Saturday, June H. at
pRSeGgg anS hrf hs ga
been follows June s1s e a; Cana =,
The work OF the crew has been on tho harbor en-
rey for the last week and 4 the weather Ta t d0es
work this year bob" Cook coached the men on
a Of Both the Varsity and freshman crews He
vii Temsn in 6d town On fV Saturday, %as follows
stroke Simpson; :. Langford; 6. Whitney; O. zap.
tain Bailey Marsh and Pa,t ,5 s. Ca Tap3sjn
Baey Laneford simpson and Whitney are hoa sure Re
Of e paGs The & freshman fal OF n ss on the
squad is Brock. who stands poor chance OF max max
The The but u5 no tn, fSe Ene a
ion Of sitting in the boat.