Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-04
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 A meeting of the senior class was held last aight to elect class secretary, class cup class day committee, Ivy, supper md triennial committees. J. D. Jackson, chairman of tho News, ,presided. Nominations Tor secretary were made, the usual custom being to elect someone who resides in or near New Haven. FIT. Brooks and R. 8. Baldwin were nominated and Brooks was elected. The [ ErIsnniai oomnittse is made up of James o. l Kellogg and W. D. Yeomans. H. o. Foote, ! E. 8. Meara and H. M. Sage will zee that tho ] olass of 90 will have an ivy planted by the old library and . proper inscription of tho year made in the neighboring stone. The class cup committee election brought out @ number of nominations of men whose prose- poets for obtaining the much coveted cup seemed particularly bright, for most of them were known to be already engaged. The committee selected, however, is . frst-rate one, but A. B. Newell says that he objects to having committee that Is likely to award the cup to one of its own members: John Oorwith, John Crosby and Willis Parker will have cup ready at the triennial meeting of tho class, 50 that the advent of the class baby may be properly com- msmerated. O. K. Hutchinson will be one of the class day committee together with A. A. Tilney, Arthur Espy, Max Baird and F. BIdell. The class of 20 may be sure of one thing in regard to its graduation exercises, that is first class supper. A supper com. mittee is always of necessity, composed of men who are judges of the good things of life, and 20 Is highly favored in that respect Bert Hanson, Edgar Ames, A. G. McClin- toch, H. D. Collins and R. Ireland were ap- pointed to look after the satisfaction of the Inner man on a certain night in June. They arc connosseurs of wines and viands and 1t will be great surprise if go does not have jolly.good time at the class supper.
 The university crew rowed on Lake Whit ney yesterday. Philip Allen, captain, ,etroked and although 1t was rather cool day for boating tho men did not mind the weather much as soon as they warmed up to the work. The candidates have started train- ing diet, which is not calculated to make them loose any flesh but which is meant to impart strength and put the body in healty condition. The men are all in good health now and will row. regularly once g appear once more in New Haven to look after his proteges. During Easter week hard work will be done, the crew rowing twice day on the harbor. The training table Is in the same place as last year-dirsctly scroes from the campus. "Tcsh" Hartwsll still coaches the crew, and the improvement shown in their work proves MT. Hartwells continual labor with them has had good results. A large party of ladies with their student es. with the expectation of seeing the varsity crew row in the tank, but the sophomore crew was there and gave an exhibition of poor rowing, but which interested the ladies quite as much as if they had seen the brawny 'varsity men go through the movements with clockwork regularity. .+-.,s
 The members of the senior class are great ly excited over what they consider a return to barbarian, in the additional dose of psy chology that is to be administered the remainder of this term. From the loud protestations made 1t may be safely inferred that this subject of intense intellectual depth, which is still on the required list, is not very popular with the men soon to go forth into the big world.
 About forty members of the university from all departments wore present in 174 Lyceum and signed the list yesterday after noon for the course that Professor Stoeckel has offered in harmony. For tho present tho course will be open to members of all classes, as the regular course will not be fair ly begun until next fall. The recitationa will also be entirely voluntary this year and will be given in the hope of being able to form . more advanced class in the fali. com
 
 on the work done between now and June. For the present the recitations will be held every Tuesday and Friday afternoons at o'clock 1t 174 Lyceum, but later two rooms In the Cabinet building will be utilized. The book to be used is Richter's Manuel of Har- mony.
 YALE SEMITIC CLUB. Professor Dr. Richard J. H. Gotthsil of Columbia college will read paper on ''Se- mitic Biography in it's Bearings on Biblical Science" in Osborn hall. A. T., Wednesday, March s, st 7:15 p. m. SNOW SLIDE.
 The boys found much amusement watch ing pedestrians dodge the banks of snow which slid from the top of Durfee after it began to melt yesterday morning. One gen. tleman of the African persuasion was warned of coming snow slide by the noise, looked up and made wild jump to escape 1t. He slipped upon the pavement and fell just in time to be almost buried by the falling mass of slush.
 Hunt, the sx-Yale center fielder, has given up all ideas of playing professionally. If Ames decides not to pitch for Princeton this year he will be succeeded by Young, who pitched great game for the "Orapge and Black" the latter part of the college sea. son last year.
 The Funeral Of sx-Governor Rnglish. The funeral of ex-Governor English will be held Thursday afternoon at 9 o'clock from his late residence on Chapel street. Prayers will bs offered by Rev. MT. Lines of St. Paul's
 church and Rev. Parker Morgan of New York, who ofaciated at MT. English's wedding five ysars ago. At 2:2O public services will bs held ct St. Paul's church. The interment will be in tho family lot in Evergreen ceme- tery. The clock shop will close on tho day of the funeral. The bearers will be as fol- lows;
 Clarence H. Seward, New York. | Hiram Camp, New Haven.
 | John O. Holllster, New Haven.
 Charles R. Iugersol New Haven. Daniel Trowbrdge, New Haven.
 Luzon B. Morris, New Haven.
 Richard Peck. New Haven.
 | George A. Lewis, Naugatuck.
 Letters of coincidence were received yester- day from many eminent people and the big corporations with which Mir. English was connected, among them the Adams Express company and the Southern Express company. An opportunity will be given the public 10 view the body at the house sometime before