Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-01
YALE NOTES.

Additions to the Trophy Room-Foot- ball Prizes - Academic Freshmen- Alumni Visitors.
 During the last two months there have been e number of cups, medals and banners added to the trophy room at the gymna- sium. They include the handsome silver loving cup which was won last spring by Yale for her victory in the inter collegiate athletic meeting. This cup becomes the property of that college winningit it most often out of eleven times. It has now been won three times by Harvard and once by Yale. Perhaps the next most important addition Is the Centennial worlds fair cup, which was won by a crew of four men at the Centennial exhibition at Philadelphia in 1876. The members of the crew were R. J. Cook '76, captain, D. H. Kellogg '76, J. Kennedy '75 and J. 0. Collins '75. The cup is quite massive, and stands in the case on the north side of the room. In ad- dition to these two cups there are two handsome silver plates and loving cup, which are the property of G. L. Buist '98.
 Three handsome loving cups have been placed in the showcase on the east end of the room, which were presented by T. De W. Cuyler, Yale "A, in memory of his brother, Theodore Cuyler, Yale 'S2 MT. O. O. Cuyler, Princeton '79, has also pre- sented two medals won by his brother in track events while he was in college. The two flags recently mentioned in the Yale News, one of which had the two new rec ords made by Hickok '95 s. and Glenny '94 s. on 1t, and the other an American flag won by Yale at the intercollegiate games last spring, have been drapsd and add much to the appearance of the room. The two flags won by Yale in the annual race at New London last spring have also been added.
 FOOTBALL PRIZES.
 The prizes which are to be given this spring to those making the best showing in the series of football kicking contests have just been received. There will be first and second prizes given in each line, drop kick ing, bunting and place-kicking. All the prizes consist of silver loving cups, gold lined. Those for first place have engraved on one side player in the act of kicking, and on the other the name of the associa- tion and the event for which the prize is given, besides 8 place for the winners name. Those for second are smaller and of different form, with the name of the association, event and placs for winners name on one side. The cups are extreme ly handsome, and any one who has the least ability in this line will do we'll to try for them. They have been placed on ex- hibition in Dole's window.
 ANDovER-ExETER SMOKER.
 The joint "smoker" of the Andover and Exeter clubs in the university will occur this evening at o'clock in Stewards cafe. A quartet of the glee club, consisting of Erskine, Spock, Stephenson and Lackland, will render few selections. All the Exc ter and Andover men in the university are invited to attend.
 The photograph of the academic fresh- man class will be taken in front of Osborn hall at 1:45 o'clock this afternoon.
 The following alumni were in town Saturday and Sunday: O. R. Palmer '55, F. J. Kingsbury '46, J. W. Cooper '65, E. G. Coy '69. A. ". Evarts '69, W. L. Caldwell '92 S, w. B. Franklin '92, W. H. Kennedy '92, L. T. Bliss '93 S., W. H. Fuller '61, Buchanan Winthrop '62, J. F. Kernochan '63, F. Fl. Betts '64. W: B. Dean '9l, H. F. Hall '7s L. S., John Rogers '87, J. G. Day 'S75, s. B. Ives '93. G. A. Adee 'e7, F. W. Stevens '5s, 0. D. Bliss '9S, H. O. Qaintard '93.
 PROF. McLAUaHLIN's BOOK.
 The book entitled Medieval Life and Literature" which was the best work of the late Prof. Mclaughlin, will appear about the 10th of May. The book will contain over two hundred pages, including an introduction by Prof. Mclaughlin, an appendix and seven chapters on the fol- lowing subjects:
 1. The Medieval Feeling for Nature. 2. Ulrich won Lichtenstein: the Memoirs of the Old German Gallant.
 8. Dante's Early Life.
 4. Neidhart won Reussenthal and the Bavarian Peasantry about 1200.
 5. A German Farmer Of the Thirteenth Gen. tnry.
 6. Childhood in Medieval Poetry.
 2. Heloise.
 The volume Is published by 8. P. Put nam's Sons, of New York.