Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-17

From this 1t will be seen that Yale has won ten races to Harvard's seven and that Yale has also the two fastest records, 20:10 in 1888 and 20:31 in 1884.
 YALE vs. PRINCETON.
 The university nine will play its third game of the championship series with Princeton this afternoon at the New York Pslo grounds. The game will be called at 4 o'clock, sharp. The make up and batting order of the ale team will be as follows: Murphy ss, Beall 2b, Case If, Stephenson 1b, Speer If, Bliss of, Arbuthnot 3b, Ked- zie 0, Carter p.
 aLEE CLUB PR1zBs. The management of the university glee club for 1S93-'94 offers two prizes of $15 each-one for the best words and one for the best music handed in to 294 Welch on or before October IA. The right is re- served to withhold the prize if none of the contributions are jndged worthy of 1t, also to use any of the contributions which are handed in. All contributions will be- come the property of the club.
 sHEFF SENIOR CLASS MEETING.
 A meeting of the senior class of the sci enti6e school was called by Professor Brush yesterday to give final instructions regarding graduation. The class formally accepted the invitation given by President Dwight to attend the baccalaureste services in Bsttell chapel with the academic students and decided to meet at North Sheffield hall at 10:15 on baccalsureste Sunday. The class picture will be taken on next Monday morning at a time to be announced later. YALE LAW JOURNAL.
 The June number of the Yale Law Jour- nal appears today with the following con- tente:
 Two questions concerning mandamus, Augus-
 Officers of private and public corporations, D.
 Hints to law students, J. K Hayward
 State and municipal regulation charges Will B. Bosley.
 The remainder of the journal is devoted to editorials, recent cases, book notices and magazine notices.
 SUNDAY SERVICES.
 The regular services in Battel1 chapel to- morrow morning will be conducted by the Rev. Philip s. Moxon, D. D., pastor of the First Baptist church, Commonwealth ave- nue, Boston, Mass. The general religious meeting of the University will be held in DWlSuG nall at O:4O 6uO VIII p6 addressed by the Rev. Moxon. The class prayer meetings will be held as usual after the morning services.
 LAW SCHOOL EXAMINATION.
 The examinations of the graduate stu dents in the law school for the degree of master of laws will begin this afternoon. They are as follows:
 Saturday, June IT, 2:s0 p. m.-Taxation, mortgages, attorney -at-law.
 Monday. June 19. s:50 p. m.-United Tuesday, June. go, 2:30 p. m.-Wills, municipal law, corporations, insurance law.
 sHEFF. SENIOR CLASS BOOK.
 The Shelf. senior class book will be put on sale at the O. op., Peass's and Judd's, next week Saturday. The book is most creditsble production, and is similar to the '93 class book. The paper is of the best quality, and the binding is of dark green cloth, with gold lettering. The book con- tains 175 pages of reading matter, with si1 pages of autotypes. a double page frontise piece of the class, group containing full length pictures of the athletes of the class, and views of each of the Sheffield Scientific school buildings.
 There is also group of the Shelf. fac ulty, and several other half tone cuts. Among the advertisements are number of pictures from the Yale Record. The ded- icatory poem is written by H. O. January, and the histories of the different years are by the following members of the class: Freshman year, Jason Evans; junior year, o. H. Hammond; senior year, M. H. Beall. The literary history of the class was writ ten by Hampton Morrell, and the musical history 0. O. Holman. Interesting statis- tics follow: The most popular professor is Professor Cameron, who Is also voted the brightest. Professor DuBois Is the best teacher and Professor Lounsbury is the fa- vorite professor for the entire course. An dover furnishes the largest number of the class, with Exeter and St. Paul's school next in the order named. The Record is considered the most popular college publi- cation, the News the most useful, and the Lit. the most valuable.
 The favorite play is GAS You Like It." the favorite actress Ada Rehan, and the favorite actor Joseph Jefferson. Con necticut has the largest representation in the class, with New York and Massachu- setts second and third. respectively. New York city has the largest city The personal statistics are are as follows: W. o. Winter is considered the handsomest member of the class, v. O the most populSf man, I. E.