Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-24
AT THE UNlvERsIrY,


 students Invited to Attend the open.
 ing Exercises Of tho New Muslc
 Rooms-The Last Chamber Concert. Handsomely engraved invitations have been sent the students to attend the opening exer- cises in the new music rooms. They will occur next Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 A good sized audience was present last evening in North Sheffield hall at the last of the chamber concerts. The program was we'll rendered and enjoyed by all. Particularly depreciation of the selections from Chapin gave evidence of thorough appreciation and technical ability. It is to be regretted that this delightful series of little concerts is finished for the season. And it ia to be hoped that they may be continued next win ter.
 The following officers of the Harvard Nasty Pudding club have been elected for the ensuing year: President, Fiessenden, 20; Atkins, '91; "R. R ," Nichols, 81; secretary, Lowell, '91; treasury, Luce, '91; artist. Ice. wort. Till '89 has been busy coaching the crew for the few days, supplying the want that has been felt for good coaching.
 No class will grade from the Columbia law school this year on account of the three year course which has been adopted at the lnst1tutlon.
 The annual dinner of tho Yale Alumni as- sociation of Waterbury will be given at the Scovill house next Tuesday evening.
 A we'll attended meeting of the university was held last evening at Alumni hall to elect officers for the University Boat club. President Sheldon go called the meeting to order and after the minutes of the previous meetings were read by Secretary Moves nom- nations for officers were commenced. J. B. Townsend '91 was nominated for president, and as no further names were proposed he was elected by exclamation. For vice presl- dent from Shelf. 0. W. Wood, F. w. Jones and A. H. Preston were nominated, and when the ballot was taken Wood was elected. E. Fl. Fioyd-Jones was elected secretary.
 The auditing committee next year will be composed of Professor Brewer, Professor Richards and K. s. Isham '01. Professor Wheeler will set as treasurer. Two sub- treasurers, to be be selected from the under graduates to act with Professor Wheeler, will be selected by the president.
 The University Glee club sang several selections last night at the fence in the presence of large gathering.
 0. B. Davison 'SS, s., is in town and will remain for several days visiting friends.
 The Yale union held debate last night with the subject Resolved, that seven year's presidential term be more preferable
 
 of the question was argued by Dickey go, Bracket '91 and Robins 20, while Adam '91, Benninghof '91 and Marvin '91 upheld the negative.
 The Banjo club is casting around for a place to practice on the campus. The students' rooms are too small and the rooms in Lyceum formerly used have been denied them for some occult reason.
 Some room in one of the buildings on the campus ought to be set aside for tho use of the club.
 A picked base ball team from go played the junior consolidated nine game of ball at the field yesterday afternoon. The score resulted in IA to 9 in favor of the latter team. AT YALE FIELD. The Yale freshmen won the second of their games with the West Haven team at the field yesterday. In the fourth inning the game was 6 to 0 in favor of West Haven. Poole then began to umpire and the West Haven boys say he robbed them of the game.