Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-10-30

Mr.. D. S. Gamble, superintendent at NAL
iey's emporium, and Miss M. E. J. Byrnes,
proprietor of the millinery establishment on
Orange street. will be united in marriage THIS
morning at o'clock. They leave on a we'd
ding trip to Boston and other places.
Nathan D. Potter and George S. Martin, of
Willimantic, have leased cattle ranch in
upper Colorado, and will engage in live stock
raising. Mr. Potter is making arrangements
to take his family to their western home.
Joseph j. Wilcoxson, who died in Seymour
recently, was a valuable citizen and active
member of the Masonic fraternity. He join
ed the organization at Monroe in 1926 and
afterward joined Morning Star Lodge No At,
Oxford
College Items.
The fact that Rutgers succeeded in getting the
first touchdown off Yale that has been made in three
years makes the game of some interest. The way
the touchdown happened to be gained was thus The
ball was kicked and tried for by of the Yale team
who missed it and it picked up by the best
ner on the Rutgers team, who succeeded In Guiding
Camp, who was playing back. He reached the Yale
goal line, but Camp upon him and in the tussel
which ensued the Rutgers dropr ed the ball, but
he claimed, end the referee allowed, got his ds
by carelessness before trying for goal Yale did not
have her regular team will be by the follow
lag list of players: Rushers Beck, Tompkins, Far
well, Colgate Hull, Hyndman and Terry; quarter
back, Van do Graft f-backs, Richards aud Noye
back, Camp.
The freshmen foot ball team p'ayed very close
and exciting game with Andover Saturday winning
by score of goal and one touchdown to one
About thirty men went upon the geological excur-
sion to Cheshire.
The first hare and hounds run of the year proved
to be successful one. The from Yves VILE
The trail was lost and near ten nes
sumed in fndug 1t. Part of the course lay through
good The hares were Boyd and Wolcott, 's4
The first hounds in at the snish were Wright and
The lacrosse ournament in New York on Saturday
was not decided New York and Harvard trying for
Harvard by two goals to nothing The first goal was
made in four minutes after play. the second in thr
she has good material which only needs practice
experience to develop very strong team.
In the Harvard athletic meeting Saturday the Yale
records of this fall were beaten in only three events
the 100 yards dash, which was made By Goodwin In
1OS seconds the half mi lie race by Morrison in
2 minutes seconds. and inning broad jump won by
Ma dell, who jumped 10 feet The time of the 900
yards dash two seconds slower than the Yale
ord made by Smith. 83 The Coll ge of the City of
New York also held its athletic meeting Saturday but
no very good records were made.
Prin ce1on beat the University of Pennsylvania
goals and 3 touchdowns to Saturday. game be-
tween Wesleyan and Amherst resulted as follows
Wesleyan 1 goal, touchdowns Amherst l touok-
down, 2 safeties.
Prof Harris gave The first Of his Sunday talks to
the academic students yesterday afternoon
Prof sumner will give an informal talk political
economy IL his recitation room this evening at
O'Clock All those who have any questions to ask can
have them answered at this meeting.
The first praise meeting of the season drew large
audience to Battel chapel last evening. Besides the
usual number of hymns. Mr.. G. M Griggs sang a solo,
Messrs Kellogg, Mcmillan, Jessup and Hoyt quar-
tette, and Miss Gafney sang solo with violin bill
cato by Mr.. L. B. Kellogg. DR. Barbour suffering
SO badly from a cold that he obliged to omit his
address.