Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-05
YALE NOTES.
University Observation-Disclosures for
Fresh man Crexv-KHarvard Crow

University ReeeptionaaCandida for
friedman CreN-Harvard Crew.
Mathematical CIub-SecOhd Meet of
the Yale Gymnastfc Association.
President AID Mrs. Dwight held an In
formal receipt lion to all members Of the
university in Dwight hall last evening,
which proved most enjoyable. The ushsrs
were: J. M. Ferguson '94, E. R. Thomas
1914, J. B. Goodwillie '94 S., E. L. Mefsler
'94 s., L. Dominick 'a., q. W. Harris '95,
J. S. Davis rs g., Il. W. Foots '95 s., D.
L. Vail 'e6, W. q. Wadhams 1915, G. L
Collins '96 S., F. NJ. Russell '96 s., F. N.
Crosby 1917, g. Sumner '97.
FRESHMAN GREW.
The following men presented them
selves at the gymnasium Monday after
noon as candidates for the freshman
crew:
Forepaugh $685., $50; sutphin '97, no;
Emmons '97, 14S; Brubaeker '97, ITO; Ger
ard '97, 14s; MCGEE 'ees, 149; Airport '97,
17s, Hubbell 'e7, 1856; Dodd '97, 146; Bur
ton $685., 1853; Bossworth '97, 15S; Simp-
son 1917, 154; Patterson '97, 1881; Thrall
1868, 100; Hill '97, 1856; Thomas '97, 154;
schoyer '97, 14s; King '97, 14s; Whesl
wright '97, 146; Chiyers $685., 145.
HARVARD CREW.
The candidates fer the varsity Grew have
| reported to Captain Davis and will begin
work very soon in the gymnasium. The
| candidates and weights are as follows: B.
W. s. Thompson, L. S., 1850; W. L. Webb,
L. s., 14s; L. T. Damon 94, 100; P. A.
Grape, L s., 1853; W. q. McGaffey,
'96, 155; j. L. Thompson '95. 40;
T. Weston '95, 1852; A. G. Porter 'o5, 179;
A. W. Tsrbel Sp.. 1876. W: s. Youngmsn
'sg, 1853; T. Abbs '95, $50; A. R. sheuff,
L. s., 1862; R. B. Cook '95, 1855; W. P.
Dutton '96, 1862; F. c. Dudley '96, 145; w.
e. Stafford '94, AS; F. s. Eddig 95, 1877,
and Coxswain J. Stabb '95, ITO.
nArHEMArtCAL CLUB.
be held this evening at 7:30 O'Clock in
Sloane laboratory. Professor Hastings
will read a paper on a new form of astro-
nomical telescope, adapted for both visual
and Photographic purposes. All members
| of the university who are interested in
scientific subjects are cordially invited tc
be present.
SECOND MEET OF THE Y. G. A.
| The date of the second meet of the Yale
| Gymnastic association will be next Friday
December IS, instead of the 18Th, as an
| nouuced. At this time the records will be
made in the fence vaults and rops climb
| ing. Drs. Hammond, O'Connor and 9th
ere, Professor Jacoby, Professor D'Escoime
of New York will also be present and give
an exhibition OF foil fencing The mem
bers of the Y q. A. will be supplied with
| tickets front, also the members of the nigh
class. Admission will be free, but BY
| ticket. These will ba ready after Thurs
day Of this week.
| INVITATION DEBATE.
Arrangements are completed for tn
debate tonight, in which it has baen in
vited to take part by the Unity club C
Newport, R. l., with the representative
of Wendell Phillips Debating society a
Harvard. The debate will bs held at New
port and the subject which has been Sc
lected for debate Is: Resolved, "Ths
United States senatoIs should bs electe,
by this popular vote" The Yale repre-
sentatives will ba L A. Welles, P G. an
w. E. Thoms "a The Harvard repre-
sentatives will bs A. S Apsey and P. g
Parsons. Yale selected the question an
Harvard was given the choice of sides
taking the affirmative. No decision is t
be rendered by the judges regarding III
merits of the spsaking. The speeches wi
, be short and there will be no rebuttsls
This debate Ia the first held by two of til
. larger colleges under the auspices of
society not connec ted with either Of th
universities