Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-28

Scholarships and Fellowships.
The following academic graduate scholar
ships and fellowships for the coming year
were announced by President Dwight after
the delivery of the class Grafton: Douglass
fellowship-J. ". D. 1ngersoll, 'e9. of
Marengo, Ill. Soldiers memorial-W. 7.
Bsrtley. 81, of Bridgeport. John Sloan
fellowship l.. Day, '92, Of West
boro, Mass Foote scholarship-A. W. Col
ton, 80, of Wayne, Mich; F. T. Brown. @1,
| of Troy, N. Y, and L. Il. Tucker, 81, of
| Albany, N. Y. The Larned scholarship
q. II. Girty 's2, of Cleveland. The Clark
scholarship-Charles A. Schumacher of
Phinney '92, of Machais, Ne. Golden
club medal-Norman Dwight Harris '92, of
| Chicago, Ill. Scott prize in German-C.
A. Schumacher '92, Of Parish, N. Y. Lu-
cius F. Robinson Latin prizes, GLASSES
of '92 and '93-irst prize, Bernard
NJ. Allen '92, of Walpole, Mass;
second prize, James E. Grafton
'93. of Norwich, Conn; third prize, A. L:
'94-frst prize, R. H. Nichols; second
prize, w. E. Thoms, Waterbury; third
prize, v. G. F. Van Sdyck. Plainfeld M.
Scott prize in French, q. E. Willis, 1913,
Cincinnati. Extra Woolsey scholarship,
w. I. Lowe, 80, Whittinsvills, Mass, and
Joseph Bowden, '91, New Haven.
In the Law school.
The Yale Law School Alumni associa-
ton will meet in common pleas court room
to-day at 1890 p. m. There will be col
lation, followed by addresses by prominent
alumni. A large attendance is promised.
The speaking for the Townsend prize at
Center church will begin at 8 p. M, fol-
lowed by an Grafton by Hon. Cyrus North
rop. IL D., president of the University
of Minnesota; subject, ''The Legal Profess
sion as Conservative Force in Our Re-
public" The public are cordially invited.
DR.. Stcrnbere's Address in Medicine.
The annual address in medicine will be
delivered in Battell chapel at noon to-day.
The subject is ''The Ethiology of the In
fictitious Diseases, With the Explanation of
Acquired Immunity From These Diseases. "
The address will be by George NJ. Stern
berg M. D., surgeon in the United States
army. 1t will be popularity treated and
DR.. Sternberg will undoubtedly have a
large audience. The public is invited. AT
the same time the ceremony of the seven
ty-clSutu anniversary VI LILO "oOACoA NC
, partment will occur.
Glass Meetings.
: Glasses to meet to-day are ~, AZ, 80
. ~, 'e2, '67, ~, IT, 's2 and 'S6, also 1884,
triennial occurs. Supper and speeches and
cup presentation at Harmonic hall.
v Cotton Wetmore Wells, the class boy
q son of Hubert Wetmore Wells, will receive
!: the class cup, massive silver loving cuI
!, with huge handle on each side and in
q scribed "Colton Wetmore Wells, Glass Bo,
!: Of the Class of Yale 49," Charles G.. Sher
:. ri'l, jr., Yale's famous Splinter, will maxi
:, the presentation speech.
The decennial reunion and banquet oil
J., the class of '82, S. S. S., will be held THU
J; evening. The committee consists of @. P
Williams, jr., Richard L. Everit, s. Law
). renee Williams.
!. THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.
!. The ball game this afternoon is drawing
S great many people to this city. Tn
F. seats on the grand stand have all been dis
i; posed of.
II The batting order will be: Murphy 3b.
8, Beall CT, Bowers p, Case If, Bliss IF.
e, Norton 3D., Harvey SIS, Kedzie c., Jack
son Id.