New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-19

lance runners; w. M. rhlChV' Va -
E. c. Waller jr '99 S.. high jumper
At a meeting of the university golf team on Mon
day Thomas Markoe Robertson, Ol, or NeW-Aor
was elected captain for next year
The coup men" have been appointed for next
wear as follows: F. d. Cheney, 90; j. NJ McCor-
mick 90: j. S. Ferguson. 90: c. Oglebay W. - d.
Levey 90 s., and ]. II Inman, 90 D.
A complimentary dinner was rendered Presiueht-
elect Hadley on Tuesday night at the Lawn Ciuo
by the members Of the Colby Club OF when fTo-
lessor Hadley Is a member; tn Friday Night Clup
and the Dissenters. Colonel II. c. Osborn o.
acted toastmastef.
Yale has recently received a visit Of a few days
from four foreigners who have come to TINS couh-
try TO study the student rfe of America. They VIII
visit Yale Princeton, Cornell, Mortified and Lake
Geneva and upon returning home one OF them
will publish a book in Dutch upon their oDserVa-
tons The party consists Of l.. +. Larsen ana "
Ricard, both of Denmark and graduates Oh n nne
dergraduate Of Upsaa University, SWeutIi dtiu
l. F. Brandt graduate OF npecH secretary for
the Dutch Christian Student Movement, ana was
for t -four yeSr Snayer 9pTs racer on the
A large addition has been made this year to the
number Of places where examinations for admis-
places have already been added, and 1t Is proohpIS
unon The list now includes forty-one different
places in this country and three IN f0Ieign GUun
den, Honolulu. Duluth. Garden CITY Long l f
Indianapolis Mount HermOn, Mass; St Johns
bury VT Stamford, Conn. and WATERFOWL conn
Al the annual Joint meeting Of the advisory ana
UNDERGRADUATE editors Of THE Medical Journal II
was decided to enlarge the field which the maya.
zine now occupies. Beginning with next fali; the
next volume Of THE Journal will! be puDlshed
| through the entire twelve months OF the year IN
stead of only during the college year. as formerly
change will also be made in the plan OF editing ing
| the allure of which is not yet decided some one
| probably resident practising physician, VIII be
| appointed as active advisory editor to carry
| on the magazine during the summer months IL
| is hoped by these changes to put The journal .
! on a plane with the other medical publications. OF
| the country and TO give II more professional
| character. , - -.
| About ten Yale undergraduates have been APP
pointed by Mr. Pinchot. 49, as assistant foresters
| The work will be for the summer only, IN order
| that the men may profit by the preliminary ex-
| perence. but they expected to take up FOR
| estry as q profession and enter college or Tor
estry later Some Of the men appointed have been
assigned 10 work In the State OF Washington,
others in the Adirondacks. and the remainder
| among the Sierras in California. 80
| When the university opens next fall yale will
find herself better equipped for athletics than ever
| before part Of the field hitherto ungraded and
| UNIT for use has been improved. and the new tract
| when entirely finished will be large enough for
| three diamonds football fields, and will be used
| by class and scrub teams Another needed Inn
| provement is the bridge to the field on the avenue
| over West River, which will be opened to trafhc
| before the YaleHarvard game on TUESDAY June q.