Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-10
YALE NOTES.

Election of the Junior Promenade Committee-WiIlia Sloane of New York Receives the Most Votes-Grad- uate Association Meeting - SOpho- more Composittons-The Freshman Team to Play the Ansonfa Wheel Club-0ther Items.
 The junior class held 6 meeting in 194 Old Chapel last evening for the purpose of electing a promenade committee. The large room was crowded to its utmost ca pacity. Thomas Cochrane. chairman of the '94 Prom committee, called the meet ing to order at o'clock. Stillman, A. Potter and Case of '94 acted as tsllers. The first ballot taken was informal, with the following result: Sloane 127, Harrison 108, Wade 100, Dsbsoise 90, Butterworth s7, Hamilton 63, Adee 62, Beard 60, Cornelius Vanderbilt 5e, Thomss4 4i, Mason AS, Soo- vile 40, Hone 35, Dslsno 35, Dyer 32.
 The result of the formal ballot which followed was as follows:
 William Sloane of New York eity, 15O; Francis Burton Harrison of New York city, 137: George K. B. Wade of St. Louis, Mo, 136; Frank 8. Butterworth, Washing. ton, D. O., 131; Thomas M. Debeboise oi New York city, 115; Cornelius Vanderbilt jr., of New York city, 105; George T Adee of Barlow on-the Sound, N. Y, 94 Anson MoCook Beard of Poughkespsie, N Y., 92. There was tie for ninth place between Lszrens Hamilton of New Yorh and R. B. Mason of Chicago, III. A meet ing will be held at 2 o'clock this evening at 194 Old Chapel to decide between them GRADUATE ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting and election of off oers of the Yale Graduate association wal held last evening in Osborn hall. It wa announced that the object of the assoeis ton is to promote social and intelleotua intercourse among the graduate students except those in the professional schools The meetings will be held at the associs tion rooms at 63 Elm street. The follow ing officers were elected for the year President, John M. Moore; vice president Miss E. Hanscome; secretary, W. T. Bart ley; treasurer, R. H. Kunstadter; executiv committee, Miss Mary Graham, J.H. Knox A. Wells, Miss Rogers and E. 8. Ames The first meeting will be held Friday even ing, October 20.
 bUfhOmOhE COhfOSlTlONS. Dr. Phelps has announced the followip | subjects for his divisions in English t"Spencsr's Life and Character" Spencer Friends" "The Moral Allegory" and "J | E. Whitney's Theory of Historical Allegc 1 ry." Each member of the divisions mus l write a composition on one of the sbov ! subjects befcre October 24 Shepley '95 is coaching the freshma ! crew.
 ] O. K. Bancroft '91 and 0. 0. Treadwe '93 s. are in town.
 The preliminary lists will bs out to.mol TOW.
 Eighteen members are taking the elect
 i've course in physical culture at the gym.
 The freshman football manager has a.
 ranged for game with the Ansonia Whe,
 club, to be played in Ansonia next Satul
 day.
 Professor G. T. Ladd of Yale has a,
 cepted an editorial position on the Psyc l logical Review, the first number of whic
 will appear early in 1894.
 The meeting to complete the formatio
 of @ gvmnastic association was postpone
 from last evening until next Friday ever
 ing at the gym.
 Recovered the Team.
 BRIDGEPORT, Oct. 9.-Sheriff Hamiltc
 of this city located horse and carriage
 Bridgeport yesterday which belongs to u
 estate of Charles Bradley of West Havel
 It was stolen by 8 woman named Clarl
 his houeekeeper, who also purloined nun
 berless other articles. The Clark woms
 has been located in New York.