The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-07
YALE NOTES.
Chambsr ceaeert Io-Nisht at North shsf
 Hall.

| The second concert of the eighth series in the Chamber course will be given in North sheffield hall this even- ing, commencing at s:30 o'clock. The Kneissl quartet of Boston will render the following program;
 l. Beethoven-Quartet in B fiat major, op. IS, No. 6. ?. Sgambati-Quartet in D flat ma jor, op. IT.
 3. Haydn-ouartet in c major, op. n, No. l.
 No further tickets to the course can be sold. Tickets of. single admission will be sold only at s:30 o'clock to-mor- row evening, and SO far as room allows, for one dollar each. MT. and Mrs. Max Heinrich will give song recitals on November 2l, 1894, and March 27, 1895. The holder of a Uni yersity Chamber concert ticket may buy ticket to the Heinrich course for one dollar, on presentation of the Hein- rich coupon from his Chamber concert ticket at the Cooperative store not later than Saturday, November IT. After that day single tickets will be sold, so far as room allows, for one dol lar for each concert. '' BETrs PRIZE ESSAYS.
 The following are the subjects an- nounced for essays in competition for the Betts prize, which are due on or before April 1:
 l-Cowper's Letters.
 2.-The Literary Standards of Boileau and Pope.
 3.-oliver Wendell Holmes. 4.-John Knox and the Scotch Re formation.
 5.-The Annexation of Texas.
 6.-The Populist Party, It's Platform. Leaders. and the Interests 1t Repre- sents.
 The c. Wyllys Betts prize, estab- lished in 1890 by the Phelps associa- tion in memory of the late c. Wyllys Betts. Esq, of New York city, a. grad uate of Yale college in the class of 1867, is offered to the sophomore class for excellence in English composition. The prize, being the income of fund of one thousand dollars, is awarded an- nually to that member of the class who shall have exhibited the most merito- rious work in the required compositions of the year and in special essay on a prescribed subject.
 WEEK OF PRAYER.
 The week of prayer for young men throughout the world will commence on Sunday next, and will be observed by the Young Mems Christian associa- tion of Yale university by meetings in Dwight hall, as follows:
 Sunday, November 1.-The general religious meeting of the university will be addressed by the Rev. T. s. Ham lin, D. D.. of Washington, and a col lection will be taken up for the inter- national committee. College men will also present the association work at the evening service in number os the city churches. Prayer meetings for all members of the university will be held in the reception room of Dwight hall. as follows:
 Tuesday, November 13-"Plain Liv- ing and High Thinking" Leader, w. Sloane '95.
 Thursday, November a5-"Prayer and Personal Work" Mark xii. 23,24; James V. 15, 16. Leader, E. c. Loben- stine '95.
 Friday, November 16-"Obtaining the Holy Spirit" Acts ii, 3S; iv. S1; V, 32; Luke xii, IS. Leader, T. F. Arch bald '96. On Monday evening President Pat ton of Princeton will deliver the first of the Dwight hall lectures, and the regular meetings of the Bible classes will occur on Wednesday evening.
 T. F. ARCHIBALD '96,
 H. L. MCGEE '96 s.,
 N. A. SMITH '97,
 Committee.