Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-30

ard, Brooklyn; Miss Bunns'l, New York
city; Mrs. and Miss Stillnan, New York
city; Mrs. Beadleston, Miss Bsadleston,
New York city; Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes,
New York; Mrs. Phelps, Wilkesbarre, Pa
Mrs. Rsnney, Miss Ranney and Miss Tren-
holm, st. Joseph, Mo Mrs. McKim and |
Miss AcKim, New York city; Mrs. Pitts |
and Miss Pitts, New York city; Mrs. and
Miss Colby, New York; Mre. and Miss
Proctor, New York; Mrs. Vail and Mics
Vail, West Winstsd; Mrs. Barton, Wor-
cester.
FRESHMEN CREW CANDIDATES..
The candidates for the freshmen crew
have been reduced to twenty.three men.
Their names and weights are as follows:
Dodd, 142. King, 14s.
Oommiskey, 142. Mills, al.
Resor, al Gerard, 146.
Wheeiwrieht, 145. Van Ingen, 1853.
Thomas, 1866 Marsh, 1851.
Boswortb, 1905. Simpson, 151.
Forepaugh, ISL. Twichell, 1b1.
T. Miller, 1853. Nolan, 1854.
| D Mead, 1856. P. Wright, 16l.
Hinty. 1853: Judd, 17515:
| Sutphin, 175. Patterson, 1854.
| Campbell, 100.
UNIVERSITY LECTURES.
Professor Farnam's course of lectures on
| the Economies of Poor Relief" was be-
gun yesterday afternoon at p. m. in room
| E, 2, Osborn hall, and will be continued
weekly at the same hour.
Professor Hoppin's lectures this year,
which will conclude the course on the his
tory of Greek art are given in the art
afternoons, and are open to all members of
the university.
| Professor Weir's course of illustrated
lectures on "Painting, Sculpture and Arch
lecture" the first of which was given last
Friday, will be continued weekly.
| PREPARATORY SCHOOLS OF APPOINTMENT
The following is list of the preparatory
schools where each of the men prepared
who received appointments of philosophi-
cal orations: Philosophical-W. P. Beam,
Phillips Andover academy, Andover, Mass !;
Bingham, Willimantic high school and pri-
vate tutor; G. Clark, tutor; Elmore, tutor;
Gibson. -; Harrison. Cutters school,
New York city; High, Harvard school,
Chicago, Ill Holden, Newark high school,
Newark, N. j.. Jacobus, Phillips Exeter
academy, Exeter, N. ; Kellogg,St. Louis
high school, st. Louis, Mo Kent, Berke-
ettstown academy, Hsckettstown, NJ Lob
enstine, Phillips Exeter academy, Exeter,
N. h; Nutting, -; Skinner, Phillips,
Andover academy, Andover, Mass Thurs
ton, Worcester academy, Worcester, Mass
Weller, Genesee, Wesleyan academy,
Genesee, N. Y. high oration-H. Baker,
Genesee normal school, Gsnesee, N. y;
Besrdsley, Bridgeport high school, Bridge
port, Conn; Egsleston. New London high
school, Nav London, Conn; Elliot. Pen
nington academy. Pennington, N. J..
> Evans, Hopkins grammar school, New Ha
ven; Everitt, Hackettstown academy
Hackettstown, N J.; Jones, Hillhouse
high echool, New Haven; Kimball, Phillips
Exeter scademy, Exeter, N g.; W. Parsons
Norwich free academy, Norwich. Conn.
7. Peck, Hillhouse High school, New Ha
ven; W. Richards, Hopkins grammar
, school, New Haven, Conn.,; Shepley, St
Paul's echool, Concord, N. h; s. Tyler
Newtown high school, Nswtown, Mass
Winfield tutor and Bsloit academy, Beloit
Mich.
EXPENSE oF COLLEGE EDUCATION.
We publish below table showing tn
average cost which the universities ant
! colleges of the United States bear for eacl
student annually, and the annual expense
for each student above the amount re
ceived from the student: