The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-06
YALE NOTES.


 l It is now practically assured that a postofflce will be opened on the campus at the opening of the term next fall. The place selected for the campus post office is on the right hand side of the north entry of North Middle. The west door of that entry, which is not used now, will probably be opened when the postoffice is established.
 At the last meeting of the board of governors of the University club the following men from 1902 were elected members of the club: Ellis Adams: Franklin Abbott, Gardner Abbott John deK Asop, Roscoe W. Armstrong. N
 C. Brainard, Graham Brush, F. B. Barnett, George w. Babcock, Charles s. Baer, J. B. Burrall R. V. Baylor William G. Brown Courtlandt D. Barnes, Frederick Beers, Dixon Board- man, Julian W. Burdick, Philo D. Clark, c. c. S. Cushing, Alfred M. Cressler, Harry B. Cox, c. Harold Col lins, H. B. Chittenden, John A. Callen- der, Edward H. Delafield, James K. Deering H. S. Duell, R. B. Dresser. w. E. Davis, w. D. Embrec, F. M. East man, Alton Farrell, c. B. Francis. E. w. Frisbie A. L. Feyuson, H. l.. Gal pin, R. H. Ives Goddard, jr., Robert P. Griflng, w. B. Godfrey, jr E. Carlton Granbery Percy V. D. Gott, J. R. Hall, A. W. Hyde, w. S. Hastings, H. $. Hooker, G. H. Hull, John L. Ham mond, Joseph R. Hunter, Charles 5. Hopkins, George ". Hitner, A. $. Hemming, Stewart Johnson, Frederick F. w. Jackson, D. l.. James, Floyd w. Jefferson, Herman w. Knox, Walter M. Krementz, H.. Langdon Laws, M. r. Lancaster, Benjomin R. c. Low, D. l. Low G. w. Linderberg, Walter L. Lyon, Arthur C. Ludington, John c. Mcdowell, Howard G. McDowell Charles S. Miller Roy M. Mason, II. s. Mead, P. S. Mitchell, 1901, A. F. Ma nierre, John s. McKelveyr Graham K. Mellen, Payson Mel. Merrill, George w. Moves, Robert c. Norton, Jay Morse Pickands. Laurence B. Rand, Henry M. Russell, jr, Kersey C.. Reed, Bron7 son c. Rumsey, IT,. M E. Richardson, Henry s. Reynolds, Rorrance Reynolds, H. P. Rogers, ir.. H. M Robbins, Rush Sturges, Melville A. Stern, J. R. Swan, jr., Keith Smith, Henry B. Stoddard, Gustav Schwab jr., Scott l.. Smith, William R. Sidenberg, Harold Stone, F. A. Stebbins, H. $. Sherman, c. F. Samson, w. Rober Teller, T. N. Trox- ell Hubert Taft 19O0 R. c. Wander bilt, Dorr Viele. H. Goodman Waters, H. F. Wells, Homer A. Vessel, Jr, James Wright Arthur Y. Wear, M. s. Willing, J. N. Mel. Wyle, s. D. Wood house.
 Several members of the faculty will retire this year, most Of them being from the academic department. Dr. c. L. Kitchel of the Greek department will be given an executive position by the corporation. c. w. l.. Johnson, also of the Greek department. will leave to accept a position in another college Prof James J. Robinson of the Latin department will give up his classes to study abroad. taking up. es- pecially, Roman law, which he will | teach in the future. Dr. Charles s. Ingham, also of the Latin department, will retire. Among the mathematic teachers, Wendell M. Strong will leave l to study law and Jacob Vestlund will take a position in another college. John M. Gaines of the department of politic- al economy, will also leave in June. To take two of the places thus vacated Charles Upson Clark 'a7, now studying abroad, and George D. Kellogg '95 have been appointed tutors in Latin.
 J. N, Pomeroy, whose appointment to the Law school faculty for the re- of the year was announced re- ,ently, has taken up his courses with the senior and middle classes this week. Mir. Pomeroy's subjects are Trusts and Euuity"