Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-24
YAEr NOTES.


YALE NOTES.
Elbert n. Monroe, the Donor OF
Dwight Hall, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Debate Tickets-Athleaic Games
Game Omcfals chosen - General
News.
The death of Gilbert B. Monroe, the
donor Of Dwight hall, took place ct his
home ct Tarrytown, on Saturday evening,
April 81. Mr.. Monroe was graduate Of
the University Of the City Of New York,
graduating with the class Of 1856, and
received the honorary degree OF n. A.
from Yale in 1885. He was formerly |
very successful merchant In New York and
gave largely to charitable and educational
institutions. He lived for many years at
Southport, Conn.,, to which town he do
mated handsome library. Mr.. Monroe
donated Dwight hail to Yale university In
memory of his uncle, Frederick Narquand,
who died in 1886. He was much interested
in the Y. II. @. A. work ct Yale and Wa
chairman of the committee until the day
Of his death. Mr.. Monroe leaves wife
and was sixty years Of sge.
The committee of the Young Mems
Christian association of Yale university
adopted appropriate resolutions last even
ing:
YALE HARVARD DEBATE TICKETS.
Tickets for the Ysle-Harvsrd debate will
be given out to subscribers at 119 and 100
North College from p. m. until 6 p. m.
Wednesday. Receipts signed by some
member of the finance committee must be
presented. Tickets will be given out at
the law school.
Each member of the union whose dues
are psid IL entitled to ticket.
GAME OFFICIALS.
The officials at the athletic games to be
held at the field on Wednesday are as fol-
lowe:
Referes-A. B. Coke, 's9.
Judges-F. A. Hinckey '95. W. 8. Wsl-
colt, IT,, '94, g. K. B. Wade '96.
Timsrs-W. @. Dole, A. II. Lindeke '94.
Clerk of course-W. B. Wright, jr., '82.
Assistant clerk of oourse-F. s. Butter
worth '95.
Scorer-W. R. Calendar "a.
keasurers-A. 8. Cleveland '94. ]. r.
Trowbridge '94, D. B. Lyman, IT,, '95, A.
R. Clarke '95.
Announcer-G. Green.
Stsrter-M. O. Murphy.
ENTRIES FOR THE SPRING GAMEs-YALE's
FENCING REPRESENTATIVES.
The annual spring games Of the Yale
Athletic association will be held at the
field tomorrow. The entries for the games
are as follows:
100 yards dash-W. N. Richards '95, A..
| Pond '96 s, W. D. Cleveland "a, 8. K.
Gerard '97, 1. NJ Jordan '95, r. W. Brunt,
| jr, '97.
| F. Bennett '96. W. N. Richards '95, r. O.
Anderson '94 s.. w. D. Cleveland '94, II.
| Chubb '95 S.
44O yards rum. F. Bennett '9e, g. r.
Sanford. jr., L. g., 8. K. Gerard '97, q.
Chubb '95 s., G. G. Hollister '9s.
| $50 yards run-W. 8. Woodruff '96, g.
z. Wheeler '94, e. L. Davis '96, W. J.
Lapham '97, g. W. Klett '95 L. g., ]. T.
Porter '94.
One mile run. E. Morgan '94, W. q
Wsdhsp ,es ,ss; W BIs aas. 81, 'ss s. W. Il
100 yards hurdle-D. B. Lyman '94, E
h. Cady '95 s.. NJ. 8. Hart '94 g., g. B
Hatch '96, P. Van lneen ~.
220 yards hurdle-T. Eaton '94, A Dow.
Erskine '94 s., 8. D. Bowers '97.
Two-mile bicycle raoe-G. 81. Brewster
'94 s., b. D. Parmelee '95, A.A. Alliua '96
E. Hid, jr., ~. E. G. Heidrioh, jr., "a 8
E. b. Young '96.
Pole vault-C B. Rice "a s., Thomas '95
II. b. Kershow '95, P. r. Allen '96, W. L
Brett '97.
Running broad jump-L P. Sheldon '96
]. I. Llneweaver '97, b. s. Waite '95 8. E
f~b n Th1p s,
'97, g. B. Roe '95 g., 8 K. Gerard 81, L
W. Ladd '95.
Putting the shot-W. o. Hlokok '95 s
A. Brown '96, @. Colt '96, 81. P. Cross '96
P. T. Stilluan. '95 s., O. Chadwick '97.
Throwing 16 pound hsmmer-P.T. Still
man '95 S., G. Colt '96, W. o. Hickok '95
q. P. Gross '96. A. Brown '96. G. Chad
wick '97.
FRESHMAN CREW TRoFHIEs-oTHER NOTES
The trophy flags for the members of las
falls freshman crew have just been givel
to each man. They are of the oustomar,
blue silk fringed with heavy band o
| gold. They bear the words s'Ysle Fall Re
| gstta, 1898" Below is given the time,
m. 30s. The following men received them
|, Simpson, Patterson, ]. II. Brown, Camp
bell, Nolan. Marsb, Wheelwrighs, Drake
and Clark, coxswain.
4 W.B. Brsyton '95 8. has returned to col
lege.
u J.P. Cooke '94 has left college temporal
ly on account of sickness.
DR.. P. R. Bolton $50 8. coached the uni
versity crew Saturday.
Professor R. q. Anderson's now bool
on heavy gymnastics has Just appeafe,
and may be obtained at the gymnasium
L P. Sheldon '96 strained his ankle q
the field on Saturday and will not be abb
to practice again for several weeks.
Shelf. SENIOR THESES.
The following Is a list of subjects of til
Shelf. senior class theses. Only those mel
were requested to write who received sp
pointmente.
i Allen, W. B-"Ths National Inoom
, Tex"
Berry, G. A.-"The Improvement o
} Rivers and Harbors."
-"Electromsgnets."
Brewer-"A Duty Test of Worthinstol
Ste am Pumping Plant"
Il Brown, G. B.-"American and Englisl
Railways Compared"
t-''Topographical Methods o
tho United States Coast Survey"
ChsHee-"The Histology of the Nedulli
of Ligneous Exogens."
Daly-'Nisgara as q Source of Power.
DAYTON On the Passage of the Authra,
Bacillus from the Mother to the Fe.us."
Dusinberre-"rheC Civil Engineer in th,
Progress of Civilization"
Heller-"Trsnsmissio of Disease by he
redity."
Hoyt-"Mechsniosl Refrigeration ant