Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23

man, Bayne 25, Boltwood %, Allen 19, o. Day 16. For the most popular man No Clung gets 94 votes, Bayne and Runyon 10 each, Floyd-Jones 2, Aullally 3. The most conoeited man is Kidd, who gets AZ votes. He also leads as having the
 Most Unadulterated Nerve. Brown comes next with 32 votes. Wright has IA.
 McClung says he has "worn . plug for . year on and off-nostly off," Franklin asks: "Wouldn't look nice in plugf' E. Marshall once had an idea that he could outwit Hotchkiss, but outlivsd it.
 Yale's greatest needs are thought to be: "Another Kidd, "more young men on the faculty" "a charter not reserying the prssidency or any faction of the corpora tion for Congregational ministers" "a new Hotchkiss," few frst-class funerals, " "lsss conservatism"
 To the question "whom would you pre- fer to be, next to yourselfi" it was answered "An angel" "Dexter," "my grandson" Two men did not see the comma in the question, and said, "Ny best girl" Future Occupations. As far as reported fifty men expect to study law. Austin, Bullet, Bissell, Chase, H. Cheney, K. Cheney, Finley, H. Flask. ell, W. Haskell, Kitchel, Marvin, J. E. Wheeler and Wyckof will enter the Yale law school. Crosby, Fuller. Haight, B. Hollister, Griffin, Leavenworth, Lord Mullally, Swayns, Thompson and J. | Woodruff will study in the New York law rchool; Bliss and Freeman, Columbia l Paddock and Sears, Harvard; Grant and | Runyon in New York; Bsyne in Tulane law school, New Orleans; Dinglsy at Co | mbian, Washington, in connection with | journalistic work; Orrick at St. Louis law school; Rathbone at Albany; Richards at l University of Pennsylvania. The other; are: Darcy, Fisk, Hinkle, Holden, Hume Kidd, Luce. Massick, Pettus, Powell, Sey. mour, Teller, Winslow and F. Woodruff 1 Twenty-eight will go into business: Bis COG. Carr, Colt, Eggleston, Franklin, Frost railroad; Hall, G. Hollister. H. Hunting ton, Ivison, publishing; Jay, Johnson railroad; Kennedy and Knowles, manu featuring; McClung, Manson, 0. Norris Kyle, silk; A. w. Shaw, banking; Spsuld ing, railroad; Stanard, flour; Stevens, rail road; Terry and Woolen, manufacturing Francis, McAllister, Riley and Sanborn vii study theology at Yale, Pierce and Tucker @ Union; O'Donnell at Boston; Lsssell Lewis Ridgway and Tibbits will also enter tn ministry; A. F. Shaw, Otis and Keller will
 be medical missionaries; O. Bronson, Pit kin and Whittemore will also enter tn
 mission field, preparing at Union; D
 Huntington will prepare in New York fo
 the same work; F. Bronson expects t
 enter Y. M. c. A. work, and will study a
 Yale.
 Eighteen will study medicine, Bartlett
 Bracket, Knox Graves, Lyman, 8. Wet
 ster and Williams at College of Physician
 and Surgeons, New York, Bishop at Yale
 The other prospective doctors are Moore
 Moves. Price and Screiber. Allen, Bsrnei
 Cotton, Haeusbein. H. Hinkley, L. Maj
 shall, Montgomery, Vail and Whitaker wi
 teach. Jenney aud Hosmer will study |
 Columbia to be electrical engineers, Wi son will study for the came occupation Shelf; Coles will study at Stevens inst tute, N. J.. to become mechanical el gineer, Hutchins and Moody will be eith, teachers or ministers, Phinney either
 teacher or doctor, Reynolds teach'
 or lawyer, Bowers is undecide' . between medicine and journalism. Sch1
 maker will be engaged in literary work : l Day intends to be an architect, Brown wi ! enter the army.
 ! The following are quite undecided: 6 Marshall, Abbe, Boltwood, Clay, Fobe 2 Fish, Hager, Steiner and Upton. II other thirty-two failed to report