New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
HARVARD COLLEGE.

THE NEW LAW SCHOOL CLUB-MoaNJNG PRAYERS.
CAMBRIDGE Nov 20. For the past five years or more
there has been no lawcub for the third year men
in Harvard Law school. the want OF such club has
been greatly felt especially by such men In the tnru
year class tasted the benefits aud the pleasures OF
law clubs the drs AMI second years OF their study
at the Law School In those years they bad been
afforded the opportunities OF club In Of
! list of i've law clubs; the ADes-Grsy," tue Pow
! Wow" the Thayer," the " Austin" or the Holmes
club. Ia those clubs they had foU nd excellent oppor
tunties for testing their mee and brain against their
many students have elt that these clubs
were fully valuable the regular course set for them
by the school In law clubs Of the first each
member is given during the These cases
are 10 be argued exactly law argued before
bench OF judges in q regular court Two members are
selected as counsel and the other six members OF the
club sit as justices upon the The Chief Justice is
member OF the supreme Court of the same club This
supreme court is made up from second-yesr men
entirely and they meetings Of their own with cases
for argument selected by allotment. But the third
year men only have no such Clubs but heretofore
tbers ba, been nothing wnaever bni together the
best men OF the third year class and TO give them the adj
yantages that eomc from friendly legal contests
Within the pest week the eight who lead the third
year class have busy at work arranging for law
club which shall a. once continue and develop the
club idea Of the preceding years The plans are now
near.y complete for new club to De called the Lang
dell cub" to De composed OF the eight men mentioned
These men are as follows j. W. Mack, j. j. NC
Kelvey. J. W. Morse, 3. W. Ellis, ]. H. Beaie Aexaa'
der Wipklsr. ]. H. wlgmore, and W. A. Hayea Tue
nan is for central club. TO be permanent, and for
various exercises that may or mag hot be permanent
A,pong the permanent features viii be one essay
each year by every member OF the clup uiy
or sixty pages in length, 70 be written Win inc
greatest possible and study on some legal
tonic chosen with the approval OF the other members
ain rKnff a
Among tue ST ecal for this year VIII Dc tne
holding of trial upon an imaginary murder case when
will ne a. subtle case as be devised Two justices
from the Langdell Club Will be upon the ocncn az the
trlal-Messrs Mack and Hayes Messrs. Morse ani wig
more will 90 the Distrct-Attorney and the defendants
couusel respecu yey. This trial will be held some time
IN January Members Of the second and third year
casses be the urymen and witnesses in the case All
s.e mans are being perfected with tue greatest Gaze
and enthusiasm
new feature the morning prayer exercises Ju''
now exciting much comment and satisfaction AT tue
suggestion OF the college daily paper, TIE CRIMSON
Dr. Phillips Brooks who is now conducting the prayer
and sunday services yesterday morning tried the pan oi
dattvernr short address rhe students upon prac
teal topic during tue usual pra5er service II - ~"
almost certain that these addresses oy eulne.
a.. vii become part OF the regular morning prayer
exercises other way can tue personality VI
great reg iOus teachers lmp ltseH VITA aos ~,
mon the mlnds aud hearts of the students; ani TINS
change is hailed with universal satisiscuon ny "4'
students - . ma Harvard Monthly An
,a.rei yesteray II cont 4lns articles W Ut. w.i.isn
Partr b.ad-Iuster of tue Adams Academy at Quisy'
Mas oy g. r. Baker 81 by Berr haru Dere1son o2,
I'd y nosm by r. :. Palmer, SIS class poet w rye,
err srs. of the Harvard Of $780, aud ms artee -
msimiy remniscenL g. p. Baaer writes uloh a. az.
nsr the English writer Of fashionable comeuy III 'Ho
DAYS of Dr. JoansCn ,..,,,. In, a ssyies of
foo.b.H games played by memters OF various Sra,n
,esr's by society teams and ~ teauis haaq ~ rne
Irs Of various tables In Memorial nan. lne
.o =, Tursaay afternoon between the nusIca, soo
YAM yam ,n. ;es Gun aud Perian sodaIl.y Was per
en-. mast amusiag seen AT fsr'Mu ~. ZIG
,ya vesrs Yesterday the class teams from 80 anu
pa ciavel for the poDshr upon Jarvis Held and
go isr.sng contest seen. After struggle that
At times very rough SO won ly score oi - points
20. -,. .,u.... oss..rs ~ Oh.
Harvard Finance CLUB f0r the ensuing Year PRESIDENT
Professor T. W. raussis, vice prcsdrni, L. j. hic, 81
secretary ana treasurer, q. Droppers. graduate.
Toe Moody Revival At Harvard mas not prov ed 70 90
a grand success. Mr. MOoiy has mainly succeeded III
recovering the already Converted and IN giving on
much sre,ter personal enthusiasm III their roiS'oa,
WORK than they have had heretofore Ia the main ns
meetings have been splendisy aiy se,ms 10
direct conversions ale corcs.ned, MT Mooo' 'o'"' "
have made but few anon; tue students