New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-06
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
YALE.

New-Hayen. Conn., March 5-The work OF the
candidates for the university crew Is gong On -,
a way entirely satisfactory to captain Ai'e" 90
Coach Gallaudet The men are now rowing Al
barges every day on the haroor, the caiu'u"sT
numbering about twenty-four. The launch VIII
49, - readv for use and II Is expected that each
xveak will then see one more graduate coaches
on hand 10 give advice in coaching IN aouiVio" ~
DIR GaDaudet The freshmen are sun lo"ine "
the tank II being the intention OF thosc i" 'Ns'
90 get tho candidates thoroughly accustomed "
taeninr the time regular in the boat ana 10 INC
- % the sliding seats before they are taken 10
,h. barhor The varsity rowed last week as iot
lows; Bow Atkinson or Greenleaf; = NicA'' o.
,ssdecken: 4 Flint; s. Cross G. Allen; Z. Grls"o'u'
stroke williams and Ireland. Dr. Oaha"'e' "'''
coached the crew from the coxswalns seat
II has been announced that the next volume OF
..-no vale Pot-Pourri" the college annual. will be
20 a certain extent a memorial TO President D"lsut
and his administration. and TO the Yale men WIN
served in the late war with Spain ~
T,ne ranor, Of the Freshman Football Association
has lust been published. After paying All expenses
a balance Of SaS 10 is left. which will be hanueu
go "a the freshman navy. The sum Of 1857 ."
was collected in subscriptions from the class '"'s
amount is much above the average
AT the meeting OF the Phi Beta kappa eoVie'!'
held lately thirty members Of the class OF w WEI
elected. according TO the rules of quaihcauoh' All
men with stand Of philosophical Grafton "en.s
IN number were elected, together with seven ,sn6
a stand Of high oraton any n ttnuows' Philosoph-
OF grafton The complete hst Ioio" Pronsnn COZ
60 a. Dow Hale, Hartwen Hill. Hinckley. Hopkins,
Kitte Lyman Op;z Peck swain RON orationM
Adams Barney bartlett. Ferguson Jo,IIiSU nd
Iocknan and Foynter; oration-hays 0ii'''" anu
he method Of electing from ne hgh G ora
and Grafton grades Is te Cie 70 the ad
vice Of the graduates of Pm Beta h"p tppe class
obviousv Impossible for members N tie Sa,o
irip between
Sigh stands and those who are truly sSnolSas ~
cisSs below them better than the faculty OF
the CAS- bei own class can do it. 1t is contended
nv The News" which Is the chlel ant 10, Of
his nlan that there are many men on the u.s. "
w high Grafton and oration-who did not p de,
serye snca an honor an election TO I'm 1eeT
Kama while many others. whose stand IN , dStu@i
recitations too low 10 permit tntd an zeal
stand OF philosophical Grafton. but VINO are I h
s sSe0 he att attainment Of Phi Beta Kappa key
have 0e s no way for the Phi Beta Kappa men in
the senior class 10 ascertain ne Irue
TSe ed, Gators Of The Yale Record have mace
radical change in the policy oil me ~ ne neon
Ing senior beard shall be elected Just before Iie
retirement OF the outgoing noarq M ap - ~ the
poiicy Of the paper has been 20 cleCt a nc.
board As soon as Re proves his qualifications sum
cf@ntlv 10 warrant this being done
The following men have received elections 20 rts
sheffeld socie-y Sigma Chi Professor Benlatn ~
Moore Dr. Willard q Van Name ana Cha5les !"
Cooke jr assistant in botany from ~ AcaueiI,..c
Cater Ca ha H 3oIIh sare ore' Ford Coe
Howarth Hcw Wadhams Weaver hui i :.
o'Brien Courtlandt Ganse. Grant. HARRISON ana
Walker ~ ror-ir
some lime ago. Of erecting statue 10 NstL orl
Hale on tne campus. has met win nearly ros ~,
Grafton e,erywnere Many graduates nave SEM
letters to The News heartily @ppTotYia,s ms ms
nign and also suggesting that II posSln!e, lle
guns Given by the college to the cruiser Y ale ne
placed al he base of this statue 49,. mas
held on Fridsy night at the NewHaven House
About seventy guests were present Speeches were
I.a9fe and
the faculty. Representatives from Ihe fI!hCe-
tonlau" and The Crimson were also present