New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22
YALE CORPORATION MEET.
Ne1c Summer School PIdns-T'reas-
urer TyIer's Report.
IsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


New-Haven, Conn. Nov. N.-The Yale Corpora
ton to-day and approved plans proposed by
Professor Sheath for the organization or the new
summer school Of arts and sciences in which ninety
courses Of study WI be offered, representing the
natural sciences. language and literature history,
mathematics. psychology. pedagogy. physical edu-
cation. music, the fine arts and Biblical and theo-
logical sciences. Fifty instructors will be engaged.
the majority Of whom professors or assistant
professors in Yala University
Inc appointment of Thomas Lee McClung, of
Washington. treasurer of the university, was
confirmed AS Mr.. McCluns cannot assume the
duties Of the treasurershio until December is and
Morris F. Tyler. the retiring official goes out of
office on December l. President Hadley will assume
the duties in the interval.
II is also announced that Professor Addison Van
Name had resigned librarian OF the university,
the resignation to take effect next summer. The
corporation appointed Professor John c. Schwab TO
succeed Professor Van Name. Professor schwab
has been professor OF political economy Yale
for several years.
Steps were taken to make the bureau Of self-help
for students more distinctly university depart
ment, and 1t voted that hereafter the COM
mencement programme should not contain the
names Of candidates for degrees, but the names of
recipients OF degrees, all those candidates for de-
grees who have not satisfied the treasurer OF the
university, well the faculty requirements be-
ing not named President Hadley ablished fund
OF &l,oGo representing the sum received by him for
giving the Dodge lectures last year. to be drawn
for university at the direction the presi-
dent
The Cincinnati alumni have given the sum of
800 in commemoraton Of President Hadley's last
visit to that city, the money TO be used in pur-
The appointments of Charles E Johnston in
strucJor in insurance. Axle E. Festling instructor
IN German; Award L. Bishop. instructor in com
merclal geography, and Roland Richard, instructor
N mathematics. were confirmed
The fifth annual report of Treasurer Tyler was
presented the meeting. 1t shows that during
The fiscal year ended July 81. 1904 there were add
tons Yale'S funds n gifts
to the income OF $20033. New gifts to funds are
those Of $4,000 for Mrs Thomas G. bennett, OF
New Haven, Tor maintenance of the medical dis
pensary and of Winchester Hall 5000 from an
a Hadey fund. and $500 for the Theological Semi
nary from eX-President Dwight. About 900 in
legacies has also fallen Yale in the year but too
late 10 appear III the treasurers report. Contribu-
tons to loan funds include a number of repay
mens by old graduates with interest. of tuition
mitted in college. Considerable deficit appears in
the consolidated is 81 92e, that the
denic department about sl3 COO and the total deficit
TO date of the dining hall is $50 l39 Of which S2322
incurred in the first half the last fiscal year
Ing.
/ The total estate of the university and depart
E:ents being 1853 1868 in realty mortgages 40 81
/ in railroad bonds, s67070o in corporation bonds
other than railroad. S40l,6N in other corporation
stocks and 81 599.6 25 in real estate and college
pense account receipts from students for tuition
and other charges have risen from 1882 62C s424
02, income from Investments being 1886 S52,
/ pared with $356,oS7 last year. The Of main
tenance and operation of the plants Of the univer-
sIty shows a general increase. Since Treasurer
Tyler took office I'VE years the funds and real
s5344 s3SD and the total income from s776767 10
sS74545.