Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-11
YALE NOTES.

Bishop Peters Lectures In Dwight
Hall-Yale Athletes to Contest In
Bossen-A Glimpse At the Crew.
One of the most eloquent and interesting
lectures of the Dwight hall course was deliv-
cred last night by the Rt. Rev. Henry y.
Potter, DID,, of New York, before q large
and enthusiastic audience. Bishop Potter
was introduced by Rev. Nichols in the
absence of President Dwight. The subject
of the lecture was Lord Lawrence, the speak
or tracing the life of this man from his
school boy period to his appointment as gov
ernor general of India.
George Sidsnberg, '91 s, has temporarily
left college on account of sickness, and re-
turned to his home in New York.
An attempt is being made to form light
tug-of-war team to compete in the games of
the Berkeley Athletic association of New
York on Washington's birthday. The maxi
mum limit Of weight for the team is $50
pounds.
On Friday night Yale will send three
representatives to the Boston athletic games.
F. w. Robinson, 80; N. L. Demlng, 80 s.;
E. Lsntilhon, go s, who will compete.
Tho crew has settled down to q steady
course of work now, and about the first of
March will 60 to training table, where the
Harvard probably will not follow suit till
few weeks later, perhaps, because of the
complaints made last year after the race OF
entertaining.
The following are the men who are candi-
dates for places in the Varsity boat: Rogers,
80 s., 1921 pounds, pulls No. and No. 5;
No. :; Newell, 90, isS pounds. !. a. No. 8;
Brewster, '91, 1877 pounds, has just begun at
No. 8; Ely, 81, 1855 pounds, No. 6 and No.
4; Ferris, '01, 1877 pounds, No. 4; Simms, go,
s., 1856 pounds, No. l and No. q; Ryle, '92,
1875 pounds, No. 9, No.4 and No.2; Klimpke,
90, 166 pounds, No. 3 and No. 8; Crosby,
'92, 1874 pounds, No. 2, and Ballet, '92, 1853
pounds, No. Q. Allen, Rogers and Brewster
Newell were substitutes last year.
Captain Allen has recovered from his ILL
ness and il now devotiDg all his attention to
the men.
f. Z. Gandolfo, the New York architect,
has completed his plans for Yale's gymna-
sium and they arc now in the hands of con-
tractors for estimates.
The Yale Alumni association of Fairfield
county will meet in Bridgeport February 20
chair of music, Of which the association is
the parent.
Representatives of the Princeton and Yale
Base Ball association have arranged o
schedule of games - follows: Saturday, May
Sat New Haven; Saturday, May 10, at Prince
ton. In case each club wins o game, IL was
agreed to play third game in New York or
vicinity on May "a.
The Yale Kent Club-Lscsure Tonight
By Charles Dudley warner.
Mr.. Charles Dudley Warner will lecture
this evening in the room of the court of COM
mon pleas ON the subject "a Talk About the
Criminal Class" This will be the first Of
the regular course of the Yale Kent club lee.
lures.
The next lecture will be Wednesday, Feb.
ruary 90, by Rev. T. T. Munger; subject
Shakespeare Once More"
Hon. Edward g. Phelps will lecture Wed
nssdsy, March 10, on English Courts and
| Bar"
The others are to be announced later.
Tho Kent club had very interesting meet
| ing and debate last evening on the subject
| Resolved, That morals originate in society.
Messrs. Bennstto and Lonstretch debated fol
the affirmative and Messrs. Isbsll and Kellol
| for the negative.