Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-06-19
YALE NEWS.

nations for Yale-Another Glass Boy
Heard From-Gliclkman and Bartly
Obtain HoMGrs-First Annual Re.
port Of the .AIumni University Fund
AssOciation. ss4s-ssszssza
About base ball matters.-The mine play
Staten Island on Friday, and Saturday toy
with the Orange Athletic club. The fol-
lowing Tuesday the last game in New Ha-
ven ID played and is to ba with the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania.
Now In regard to the examinations and
those who will go to the several towps, the
following is nearly complete, the places
being named first and then the professors
or tutors who will hold the examinations;
New York, Professors Eaton and Phillips
Chicago, Professors 9. Il. Smith and Mix
ter; Andover, Professors Wright and
Penfeld; Exeter, Professor Ladd; East.
hampton, Mr.. Comstock; Concord, N. H.,
rill; Albany, Mr.. E. Smith; Canandaigua
Mr.. Kent; Buffalo, Professor Wells; Potts
town, Pa, Professor 8. I. Smith; Pitts
burg, Mr.. Duncan; Cleveland, Mr. Schwab
Columbus, Mr.. Cotton; St. Louis, Profes
sor. Mclaughlin; st. Paul, Mr.. Kitchel
scarborough, Mr.. Bliss.
Joe Wiper, the college postman, il
| again on duty, having been laid off few
days on account of severe attack of chol
era mo-bus, probably brought on by thu
| intense heat During these few days h
was probably the most missed man abou
town, as everybody on the campus know
daily; and more than that, joe know
everybody full name, home, residence
| class and all. yg4. .-xe.s>E.,>- = '+'
| The valedictorian and salutatorian O.
the graduating class of the academic de
/ partment have been officially announced
Nathan Gickman of Chippewa Falls
Wis, was chosen valedictorian, as wa
expected, but the sa1utatorianship lay be
| tween about five men. William TenneJ
BARLEY of Bridgeport, Conn, won i
through his superiority in Latin.
The other commencement speakers ar
the six men who have received the Town
send essay prizes aud are as follows: Lu
Their h. Tucker, jr., of Albany, N. Y.
Howard T. Kingsbury of New York city
Ray B. Smith OF Lincklaen. N. Y; Her
bert K. Smith of Hartford, Conn; eros
venor Atterbury of New York city; Ed
ward N. Loomis of brooklyn.
They will deliver essays in competition
l 4OA gAO paw DOI oA0oo RAAAo AASSN~As
In addition to the above there will be on
other Grafton on the commencement pro
gram, which will be delivered by William
N. Thatcher of Pueblo, Col.
The first annual report of the Val
Alumni University Fund association ha
been issued by the directors. The fund
which was established last commencement
in accordance with resolutions Of the NeN
York alumni, is managed by nine director
chosen by the president of the college fror
among the alumni. The object Of the fun
is to further the interests Of the universit
in all of the departments.
The tangible results shown by the repo1
of the directors are as follows:
Cash received into the fund. Sill .5
l Subscriptions payable January 1, 1891,
Second annual payments assured on "
subscri ip6s Of 1890, payable Janu- ooo
Now Subscriptions payable on or before
January 1, 1899. .................... 1900
Total assured January 1, 1892. ....... Sic, $50
Subscriptions to be continued annu- o
auy.r......... So,VIo
A CLASS BOY.
To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
The class of 'S8 S. S. s., will hold il
triennial on Tuesday, the 23d. Their
have been several boys born to- the clai
since its graduation, so that 1873 S. is nc
lacking in the "class boy" on this gran
occasion. But the question was, which wf
the rightful claimant of the class cu]
Baby Woodruff was born early, and I
had been regarded by many as the or
until a few days ago, when it came OF
eight hours! That settled the matte
Wilcox, fills, will take possession of tt
big, massive silver cup with his sma
chubby hands, with none other to int
| fere with him G. G.. Miller of the con
mittee has been in town making prepar
tons.
ANNUAL EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION 7
THE BAR.
The examinations for admission to II
bar were held in the law school rooms ye
terday morning, and thirty one candidat
presented themselves for the ordeal. Fl
! teen Of the number were candidates fro
!. | rest were from various parts of the stat
. | The examinations will be concluded t
day. The board appointed from the b
to conduct these examinations consists
Judge Prentice, Judge w. G. Robinso
| Attorney eager of Birmingham and JUDI
. Brewster of Danbury.
The candidates from the Law scho
were: George W. Adams, George H. E
. mis-, Frank E. Halves, Paul R: Jarbo
9 George A. Kellogg, R. J. LOWS, R. II. M
, ! Creary, R. w. Miller, Joseph R. Morga
Allen P. Nichols, Frank L. Owen, Hy
cinthe A. Ringrose, Paul Russo, Charles
? Sheriff., jr., J. Birney futile.
Decker Threatens Suit.
Il, E. Harry Decker, who has been plac
under the ban of suspension for the b.
ance of the season by the New Hav
= Amusement company, it was reported Is
: evening threatens to bring suit against t
t company on the charge of depriving hi
! of an opportunity to finish his engageme
! with the club. He claims that he is
a perfect condition to play ball and to car
. out in every respect the terms of his &C
a tract and that he will in accordance wi
- the stipulations of his contract report
= the grounds daily and then bring suit
: his salary. 81.
OBITUARY NOTES. 80.
Death of Mrs. John Peck Of Woo
. bridge.
Mrs Iouisa B. Baldwin who died