Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-30

coe MINI. On the Strengthening of West river.
John Edwin Doane, select Chicago, Ill. On the
Lewis Emerson Caldwell, chemistry, New Haven
On the action of bromine on basic cupric nitrate
Y. On the water supply of New York
Joseph Essex Fitzsimons, dynamic engineering,
Robert Elder Forster. select. Harrisburg, Pa. On
the coal formation of Pennsylvania
William Washington Gordon, Sd, civil engineer
ing, Savannah, Ga. On railroad commissions.
Everett Mason Grimes, dynamic engineering, Oak
land Cal On Kroms method of milling ores.
Frank sperIy Harrison, civil engineering, New
Jay. Russell Hickox, civil engineering. South
Britain. On the of steel and iron in construc-
Abraham Lincoln Howes, dynsn engineering.
Black Rock. On coal elevators.
William Evelyn Hutchins, dynamic engineering;
Louisville, Ky. On the steam engine indicator and
Morrison Thomas Hutchingson. biology, Brook
lyn, N. Y. On the influence of uranium salts on
tic action Of the gastric and pancreatic juices.
Thomas s,oggeshall Knowles, dynamic engineer
enpiifed by the Market street cable railway Of
Cornelius Fay Lynde, select, Rock Island, Ill
On the clearing house system.
Mahlon Henry Marlin, dynamic engineering
New Haven On some modern military firearmss
Frederick Anderson Marsh, select, Kansas City,
Mo- On the manufacture of linseed oil.
N Y. On OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nilide, new
George Perkins Miller, civil engineering, Utica,
\ YORK Z On the topography OF the s'A'0 Of Nc"
Henry White Patten, dynamic engineering,
William VIII Acker Rice, Select, ST. Paul, MINI. On
Arthur Jones Richmond, dynamic engineering,
Providence, R. I. On the hydraulic elevator its
Reginald Ronalds. dynamic engineering, New
York city. On marine engines and boilers of to-
Alexander Holley Rudd, dynamic engineering,
Lakeville. On mountain railways.
Henry RuStin, chemistry, Omaha Neb. On
basic zinc nitrate
George Pollok Devereux Townsend, civil engi-
neering Middetown On cable railways.
wood, n j. On the agriculture Of Japan.
Charles Wilcox, civil engineering, Omaha, Neb
On wind power and its utilization.
Rockwell Amasa Williams, dynamic engineering,
Canterbury. On the turbine: with a discussion OF
willis Stoughton Williams, select, Minneapolis,
MINI. On the Touring industry of Minneapolis
The following prizes were awarded:
Glass of 1886. Prizes S. S. S.-For excellence in
Hay HAYES s WadsWorth, Glencoe R,a. MINI inn '
For excellence in dynamic engineerIng, the prize
For excellence in German, the prize awarded TO
Henry William Blake, New Haven .,,o.,oz
Glass of 18S7-For excellence in the mathematics
of junior year. the prize awarded to Robert FlSner
Gibson, York, Pa, with honorable mention OF Ron
ert Clayton Augur, West Haven, and Edgar Burton
Harger, Oxford.
class of le8s-For excellence in the studies of
freshman year, the prize awarded to Percy Frank.
lyn Smith, New Haven with honorable mention OF
Edward HOyt LOCKWOOD, new canaan, anu
Harold Farquhar, York, Pa.
For excellence in chemistry the prize awarded 10
BILE mention of Edwin Hoyt Lockwood, New Ca
man; Frank Harold Farquhar. York. Pa, and VIII
liam Clarke Catlin, Providence, R. |.
For excellence in physics, the prize awarded to
Percy FRANKLIN Smith, New Haven. with no ora
lulu, H l.; Frank Harold Farquhar, York, Pa:
dwin Hoyt Lockwood. New Canaan, and Frank
For excellence in German the prize awarded to
Percy Franklyn Smith, New Haven, with honora-
BILE mention 0 Frank Harold Farquhar, York, Pa,
and Addison Graves, New London.
For excellence in mechanical drawing, the prize
divided between Edwin Richard Hodge, Washing
ton, D. G.; Edwin Wright Robinson, New Haven
Percy Franklyn Smith, New Haven, and FRANK Ne
For excellence in mathematics, the prize award
ed to Percy Franklyn Smith New Haven, with
New Canaan, and Morgan Walcott, New York
city. ...
prizes: Edwin Richard Hodge, Washington, D c..
Percy Franklyn Smith, New Haven. Second prizes:
Harness McCr a, Chicago ii. Third prizes: Ar
thur Chambers Alexandria. Honolulu. H. l.; George
Pa; Addison Graves, New London; Felix Klee-
berg, New Haven; Edwin Hoyt Lockwood, New
Canaan.
Harvard Defeats Yale Ten TO Nine.
About two thousand people assembled at
the Yale field yesterday afternoon to wit
ness the Yale Harvard exhibition game. AS
this game had nothing whatever to do with
the intercollegiate championship, there was
but little interest manifested in the contest.
The game was chiefly notable for the num-
Der of errors made on both sides. A large
number of the spectators apparently disgust
ed with the lack of energy displayed by the
two teams left before the end of the game.
Harvard won by score of 10 to 8. The
Harvard men who accompanied their nine
did not seem enthusiastic over the victory.
The GIee Club Concert.
l. The usual fashionable audience complete
ly filled the CARL Opera House last evening
to listen to the warbling of the Glee club.
The stage was deliberately and tastefulIy dec
GRATED with foliage. The majority of the
audience were ladies, many of them in full
dress, and the scene was one of unusual
brilliance and gayety. The character of the
concert was more digni6ed than customary,
but was, perhaps, less popular on that &C
count, although in quality more worthy of
praise The singing was excellent, and
many numbers were encored. The Banjo
club gave much pleasure with their excel
lent music, each number being loudly en-
cored Messrs. Brandegee, Georger and Gre
hore of the Glee club were the recipients of
floral gifts and Mr.. Jones was SnOWereO VIII
applause for his fine whistling and Mr.. Hin
kle for his comic solos and reci-
tations. The club as a whole are
to be congratulated upon the excellence
of the concert. The members of the Glee
club are: President, W. P. Brandegee; bust
ness manager, q. S. Woodward.
First tenor-John Beadle, F. F. Georger
G. S. Ford, H. H. Covell, H. J. Sage.
Second tenor-D. A. Jones, J. L. Adler,
E, A Bates, Thomas Darling, J. G. Delhi.
First basso-W. w. Crehore, N. M. Good
lett, jr., J. R. Sheffield, L. A. Gamer, L. R.
Brown.
Second basso-W. P. Brandegee, G.. S.
Woodward, L. D. Tourtellot, G. NJ. Hinkle,
Yale Banjo clubEPresident, L. c. Royce;
treasurer, w. B. Kendall, jr.
Banjos-L. G. Ryee. H. G. Alvord, B. A.
Cheney, jr., C. E. Austin, A. S. Cook, F. L.
Woodward
Guitars-W. B. Kendall, jr., G. M. Hin
kle, Reginald Ronalds.
THE TRIENNIAL.
Good Tfune-The Glass Cmn m d