Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-24

 plaint already that some of the men in the boat are not legitimate members of first year crew. One of the Pennsylvanians, it is said, is a graduate of another col lege and merely first year man in one of the schools in Philadelphia. This point has been raised before, but has never been satisfactorily settled. A set of rules defining the qualifications for mem. bership of freshman team was drawn up recently by the athletic authorities of Har- yard, but there has been SO far no general &C., ceptance of this much needed code by other colleges. No referee has been chosen yet for the race on Tuesday, but it is understood that Yale is taking steps 60 call the attention, when officials are chosen, to the makeup of the Pennsylvania crew. It looks as if the PennsYlvanians, in their present form, ought to beat the New Haven freshmen easily.
 xALE-HARvARD GAME. Yale will meet her old time rival Harvard, on the ball field tomorrow afternoon. It is expected that an immense crowd will witt ness the game.
 NINETEEN.
 There are nineteen candidates for the de- gree of Ph. D., this year, an exceptionally large number, indicating Yale's continual advance as college in afording means of in- struction in post graduate courses.
 WILL BE ANNOUNCED.
 At the commencement dinner the name of the donor of Yale's elegant new building on the corner of Chapel and College streets will be announced.
 ARRIVALS.
 Following are the arrivals at the New Haven House.
 Mrs. H. Newton, Brooklyn.
 Miss Newton Brooklyn.
 Mis- Miss B B. A !; Miller, Miller, WeStfisd 41an1s G NJ Miss Inman, Atlanta, Ga.
 Miss Grant, Atlanta, Ga.
 Mr. J. ". Cooper, Princeton, \. J. MT. H. A. Inman, Princeton, N. J. James B Dill and wife, New York city. ". D. Lewis, New York city.
 Ms; Mrs; coE G wi GGgg1l SsH YosE Ssw ctS Kefk city Mrs; 5. $. Toms s and P ids Swashlngton.p D nasteF nss " f H If TG%s HesasaEap essIaEiS I Miss 1sllldiIss, E PegEskili' eS NY. N' l. sHzrss1 Mrs: Ida F: BeechsT, New York. g g. MIEyoshe. hE1aa CS4Bs %iiBsaSs% Ssn Easn: Mass Miss E. B. Lucas, Philadelphia. Albert ed6saPf Lucas, PhiladslRhiac mdsi5an conn Mrs. J. Dslzel, Pittsburg. Pa. Miss $ P%alzssil, %dzsa,,,P PitNts0urg, Na2E g,oEa Pa. Aug. L. Mass, New York. Mr.l NJ; H W. nazo n' H Efx MoorsP %sFf New York. Miss Moore, New York. V. Wooster. 5r., cambridge. Mass. A. Wilcox and wife, Paterson, N. J. W. J. P. Kingsley, Rome, N. Y. Dwight W. Taylor, New York. F. A. Gilbert, Boston.
 Mrs. O. SherrilI, Washington, DC. Miss Sherrill, Washington. J. J. Carty, New York.
 W. s. Bissell, Buffalo.
 GeorgeT. Harrison Cincinnati. 0. A. Bell, Washington. L. T. Townsend, Boston, Frederic Adams, Orange, N. J. Mrs O. H. Sawyer, Dover, N. H. Miss Hall, Dover.
 Charles L. Thomas, Providence. R. H. Lamborn, New York. Phil B. Stewart, Niddlebury, Vt. Dr. R. J. Dunglison and wife. Philadelphia. Mrs. J. w. de Aguero, New York. Mrs. P. Fisher, Philadelphia. Mrs. w. B. Huston, Philadelphia. Clarence E. Felton, N. Y. John Caldwell and daughter, Pittsburg. Mrs. D. o. West, Louisville, NY. Mrs. A. 0. Easton. Louisville, NY. Mrs. W. H. Rockwell, New York Miss A. l.. Rockwell New York. Miss R. F. Rockwell New York. Edmond Parsons, New York.