Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-16
YALENOrEs.

YALE NOTES.
 soetchius Permanently Put on No, In the Yale She'll = Captain Al Cowles, Yale 'S6, at Gales Ferry-t Arrival of the Harvard Freshman Crew-Captain Harry Reyes at the Harvard Headquarters-Acci to the Columbia Freshman Creyv-The Cornell Crew Did Not Come-News Of the Yale Campus.
 NEW LoHDoN, June 15.-The Harvard freshman crew arrived in this city from I at 3:80 o'clock this afternoon. They were met at the dock by the Harvard launch, John Harvard, jr., and taken i'm to the Harvard house, at Gales' Ferry. The men are . sturdy looking crowd of osrsmen, and are expected to make a very good showing in the coming race. Their admirers are not saying much but 1t is hinted that the crew has been-Kiv- ing some excellent exhibitions of speed in their trials at Cambridge. Among Yale men, the most prominent topic of conver- sation is the change in the Yale boat, by which Goetohius goes to seat at No. 5 for good. Harvard men profess to be pleased with the change and aver that Rogers is by far the better oarsman.
 The judgment of Coach Bob Cook, how ever, is approved, as it is everywhere ad- mitted that Rogers had not the strength and experience of Goetchius. The change, however, has not tended to allsy the sppre- hension of Yale men, who are inclined to think that something is wrong whenever a change is made after the crew has gone to New London. The result of working the men in pair oar shells as MT. Cook has been doing are already apparent, the eight rowing much better last evening arrived last night has been working with the men to-day and he is materially assisting Captain Cook. The action of Mir. Reyes, whose arrival at the Harvard house last evening was such surprise, in taking out his pupils in the pair oar shells to day, is looked upon by Yale men as proving that he Is not as confident of the Harvard crew as the men themselves have been. It is now hinted that there is 8 strong probability that Marshall Newall of the Harvard boat will be taken from his position and replaced by Richardson, 8 substitute. If this is done it will please Yale men greatly. -.
 The long looked for Cornell freshman crew, which was scheduled to arrive to- day, failed to appear. Word was received st the Crocker house this afternoon stating that the Cornell men had been unavoidably detained and would be unable to reach this city to-day. They announced that they would spend the night in Palmer, Mass. l, and proceed to this city Friday. The com ing of this crew Is awaited with great in terest, as it is said to be the best crew ever turned out by Cornell, and a freshman at hot e{1 records on Lake Cayuga in a recent race with the varsity crew of Cornell, leaving the veteran oarsmen behind a number of 1 lengths. It Is thought that they will have 8 walkover on the Thames.
 The Columbia freshman crew met with an accident this morning while taking a practice spin in the harbor. They were | rowing in fresh breeze with a high tide ! and the swell was considerable. The surg | ing of the water broke the canvas in the | bow of the boat and the crevice made al | lowed the water to enter, which filled the boat and swamped 1t. Fortunately the Yale launch was near by at the time of the accident and the men who were thrown into the water were rescued and safely landed at the navy yard.
 THE YALE FENCE GRAFTON.
 The fence orstion occurs next Tuesday at the fence in front of Durfee hall. F. B Harrison is the orator for the sophomorei and A. P. Stokes for the freshmen. | CLOSING HoUsEKEEPING-NoTEs.
 This is the season of the year in whicl the seniors are beginning to think of giv ing up keeping house and leaving the clas sic shades of the elms. On this accoun some of the dormitories look like the iron of dry goods store during dissolutio, sale. All imaginable kinds of signs ar hung out announcing the sale of tn worldly possessions of the occupants o the room. The principal object of tn signs seems to attract attention, and som of them are quite unique.
 Thomas De Keloisi, the sophomore wh had the operation of laporatomy performe, on him for appendicitis, Is out and tryin
 his examinations at the New Haven house L. Mckee '95 has been taken on the edi torial board of the Record.
 w. Q. Camp go coached the universit nine Wednesday.
 W. c. Wurtenberg 'S9S., and L. N Smith ex. '96S. are in town.
 Johns Hopkins, Columbia and the Uni veraitY of Michigan have discontinued tn annual commencement.
 The final choice of sophomore elective resulted as follows: 223 men will talk Greek, 253 Latin, 269 modern language 277 English, PAS physics, and 131 mathe matics.
 l A casino is to be soon erected at Prince ton which will contain 8 dancing hall ant tennis courts. ~
 The Cornell freshman crew defeated tn Varsity in race on Tuesday, rowing tw miles in ten minutes and twenty seconds THE LAW SCHOOL TEAM.
 The Yale law school team will leave fo Chicago on a limited train about July 1 They will remain in Chicago about thre weeks, all of their expenses being paid b. the college baseball tournament committee As the Yale university team is not to ente shortstop, will accompany the law schoo team and play in the tournament.
 SPRING CONCERT OF THE YALE GLKE AM
 BANJO CLUBS.
 The annual spring concert of the univer sity glee and banjo clubs will be given a the Hyperion on Tuesday evening, Jun 27. The tickets will be sold at auction a the Hyperion at 9 o'clock on Friday, Jun' 23, no person being allowed more than ter tickets. The program of the concert is al follows:
 | [. Banjo club.
 z. 6 66na Mater .Shepart l Whistle by MT. Soiiey.
 4. College songs 2. fSee TSe Raven cSsms1 1s3es l D. water NH. l...................... Macy 1. Banjo club.
 Mr. soiley and club. ''' - -.'''' Pussy's in the wei .Nsvfns | I. BonunKus. Carmen Yalen Q. floenn' Shepard FART III.
 l. Banjo club.
 B. Little Knot of Blue ............ Carmen Yalen. | MT. Swayne and club.
 B. Bright College Years. ...........C .Casmen Yalen COMMENCEMENT SOUVENIRS. 1 By Monday morning very handsome souvenir of commencement week will be placed on sale at the Co-op. end the Osborn Hall pharmacy. Thick Japan paper is used for the cover and out from Life will be | in the center. Ribbons will form the bind l ing. There will be about twenty-five pages of matter containing @ complete program | by days of commencement week, including | all athletic games and class day exercises.