New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
YALE "SLUlLllERS" HERE
Students of Social Conditions Mak-
ing Their AnnuaL Yist

AnsEe Is one course at Yale UNIVERSITY, thai -
SENIORS aI"avs elect. because 1t means a rers,.T1
conducted party TO New-York unda- go
"HHam b. Bailey This course is designated -,
= u american social conditions A comm
AT 'he Grand Central Station yesterday 7yba-, -
investigating party arrived showed H. -, e
~ seniors. OF course there are others stiu -
rae wise ones who feel capable nv me-. -
saIIeu experiences OF conducting their own -
Japanese. " U l4e forty were
While Professor William BAILEY, wa, .t,s
s 4ueH's types In Chinatown last night 80,
'E OF them became separated from, the -,Tr
I'm me students left their headouartara A.
t -, No l. In Bleecker-st.. early in the even
Is anu nrst visited the Salvation ARMY FJo,aI =,
CAdIham Square Next they visited +bs r7i :
Iio'el' at Park Row and Worth-st vvbara trs-
viewed the .. and Z cents rooms
n Start was then made for the Atlanta, C,sr5a,
,, '-Ie Garden was reached twenty were Miss
.L So'le one called up Police HEADQUARTERS an5
~ -Ii1tOelh-S station sent detectives to look for
&c missing students They were found in v7rio,,s
80 . anu taken back 10 the main body az rba
1 The students stayed there an hour
~ .ile Atlantic Garden the students went -
C"lahans saloon at Doyers-st and Cb.rb
square The back room was filled vyI,b -
Ne@IIy all OF the New-Haven men draDl, .vy,,a-,,
:. singer ale. When the piano started I'd four
students danced with some of the women
from Callahan's the men went to the Chatba7,
- -SJoAS-S AS Lney entered the hau
the plano player started Up 'Bm Bailey and +ha
students joined in the chorus
detective Sackett. OF the Elizabeth-st station lad
the party TO the joss house in Mott-st AT rha
chinese "Delmonicos'' theustudents ate a MEM oF
Chinese food which had been especially prepared
for them. About two dozen OF the students got
Paddy" Flaherty. the Mayor of Chinatown
ASIDE and made arrangements for him 20 show
them the real" sights OF Chinatown
The party arrived in the morning
After their ride through the Central tunnel Pro
lessor Bailey decided that the party was ready for
the morgue- Don't you think it would have been
better II We had come here the end OF the trip"
asked one Of the students. Then they were taken
to Blackwells Island and through the poorhouss
They had luncheon in the basement OF the little
Episcopal Church the island. It was not an
almshouse luncheon They brought 1t with them
from a Manhattan restaurant
After a gambol on the green in front OF the
almshOuse they were taken through the penltsn-
tiary- Some OF them blue ribbons in their
lapels and wondered why they failed TO get the
intimate interest Of the prisoners.
Many were the questions asked BY the students
and some strange and wonderful answers went
down in notebooks.
What you in for?'' asked one OF the students
'Cribbing in examinations" was the prompt an
You don't tell me?' was the surprised answer
And what college Is cruel enough 70 send man
Civil Service college" was the truthful answer
FROM BlackweIls they went 70 " ards Island %
visit the Manhattan Hospital Professor Bailey
told them that this hospital for the insane
nearly like the they studied IN theory as any
in the country.
The party had dinner at the Mills Hotel. which
is built around Blocker. Thompson and Sullivan
SITS. They ate the regular dinner. which consists
of soup meat. vegetables and tea cOIee or mix.
all for Is cents The unanimous verdict vas that
the Mills Hotel fare was ahead OF the average
New-Haven boarding house
To-day the will be continued The party
goes first to the University Settlement. where Pro-
lessor Hamilton will tell them thing or two; then
10 the Educational Alliance. where DR.. DAVID
BlausteIn viii address them In the afternoon they
will look over the immigrants at Ellis Island