New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20
YALE

New-T Haven Feb. 1s-The University Club has
adopted amendment to It's constitution by
virtue Of which the incoming juniors OF the aca-
demic depa rtment eligible for membership after
March /, and Juniors of the scientific department on
and after January /.
The Six-Shooter club. at a recent meeting accept
ed the challenge OF the Harvard Rife and Pistol
Club for a match to take place on Saturday. April
Is Yale will shoot the State range. In Westville
Conn. and the Harvard Club at Cambridge the re-
suits being exchanged by telegraph.
At the annual meeting OF the local branch OF the
American Association for the Advancement OF
Physical Culture held in the trophy OF the
Yale gymnasium. Louis Leyerzapf. fencing instruc-
tor al Yale was elected president Dr jay W.
member Of the Executive Committee 1t de-
cded to arrange for exhibition OF physical cult
ure at the Yale gymnasium on Wednesday evening
March 5. ii If proposed TO make this exhibition an
educational affair. and ali the Institutions In the
city having physical culture classes Will probably be
represented. The Yale freshmen now taking com
pusory gymnastics will present their system OF
class drill under direction OF Or. Anderson.
Announcement has been made OF the conditions OF
The berkeley premiums, annually awarded to mem
bers Of the freshman class for excellence In Latin
composition The o. on which the premiums are are
based was established over hundred and hfty
years ago by bishop I'erkeley. ana L. the income
OF farm In Rhode Island left by him. together
VIZ Dpsry I've, oi n nj camnr four or ve
awards according 10 the amount Of income. The
first prizes are worth about s. and the second about
81 each. consisting entirely OF books The examna,
zion Tor the premiums viii be held In the middle Oh
Professor J. NJ. Hoppin has published letter sd-
vocating the erection on the Yale campus OF a
model ~ Nathan Hale has been made by William
Ordway Partridge. ana ii was photograph ~ TINS
at present on the campus OF the scholars 81 the
college, and IT would be ii pleasant innovation 10
erect one Of soldier connected with early Yale
traditions and fitted TO inspire patriotic sentiments
on Tuesday night the Graduates Club. OF New
the ensuing year President Theodore s. woolsey
hrst vice-president Edwin , Lines. second vice
james X. Blake. Thomns Hooker, John II. Me
meyer. Edward B. Reed. Arthur H. Day and Ber-
The, Yale Whist club has arranged match wit, with
man. ~, J. s Cameron. 80 O. 5. Bryant 80 ". c.
Lee. ~ \: A. Gilmore. 80. and Il b Tillinghast.
captain Allen has ANNOUNCED that during the
whole period Of training at NeW-HaVen soon
crew -four men will be picked 10 GO 70 New-london
in June 1t is expected that the following men VII
dates Washingtons Birthday: Dr }. a. Hart
Dr John Rogers. s.. p r. Bolton SO and j. o.
Rodgers 'eS II the weather IL favorable the launch
%i pf M ranrnmended Tn ar university crew
has been rowing In the following order Stroke'
) Brown No !. Flint. No g. Ciriswold; No. 2,
Wickes. bow. Greenlcaf
positions on THE Yale Record: Herman Armour
Webster 90 S: Keyes Winter. %, Chauncey Blair
spears 90 and Walter Bruce Howe. 'O
Next Monday night the Junior class will elect five
men TO the editorial hoard OF I'm" Ialc Literary
est number Of accepted articles 10 their credit is as
follows: James W Barney with T. Hubert Taft,
Morgan y HopR P The above will probably receive
elections in about the order given As an election
ors a man can acquire at Yale. the results of the
election are looked forward 10 with great expect
Maurice r. Robinson has recently been apnonted
an INSTRUCTOR In economies on me uniyersny p 5ao-
ftssor Irving Fisher.