Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-16
YALE NOTES.

The Divinity School Catalogue-t Progress and Prosperity Marks This Ramous Instituti0n-Base Ball Practice at .Yale-Ths Glee and Banjs Clubs. The annual catalogue of the Yale divini-l ' echool will appear in Q few days. kmoug the important changes In the fac lily the catalogue announces that Rev. William F. Blaokman, B. D., Ph. D., Yale 80, will succsed Dr. Fairbanks as profes- .or of Christian ethics. while the latter VIII lecture on the ''History and Phiiose- phy of Rsligion." Several new courses will be added this year, come to be con- ducted by Professor Blackman. < These latter will chiefly embrace the study of social problems ss they affect AmsricAn life; and there will bs discua- sions on such topics as anarchy, socialism, civi service reform, wage system, city misaions. etc.
 The number of scholarships and fellow ahips have besn increased; the most in- portant being from the William H. Fogg fund, which yields annually ten scholar ships of $50 each, and five of $a0o each, and are offered to juniors and post gradu- ate students respectively. The Hooker Fellowship oonsists of the income of $600 and is open to all those pursuing theolog- ical studies for two years after gradus- ton, and will begin with members of the present senior class. The Dwight Fsl- loWship will be renewed next year, and conadsts of the income of $500.
 An important change will be made in the arrangement of rooms for new stu dents. This will bs done by lot on Sep tembsr 26, 1894, in Room B, East Divin- fty. Az far as possible single rooms will be assigned to those desiring to room alone.
 For 1894 the special lsctureres are: Rsv. David Fl. Greer of New York, Lyman Beecher lecturer; Rev. Henry A. Stimson, D. D., Yale 'e5 of New York; Rev. Charles Fl. Richard, D. D., Yale '60, of Philadel- phia; Professor L. J. Sanford, M. D., Yale '5S, ,of New Haven, on''The Preservation of Health"
 The summary of students given Ia as fol- lows:
 Resident licentiatss 3. graduate stu dents 21, senior class 32, middle class 8S, junior class 81; total 1l9.
 
 The recently organized Intercollegiate Debating union has-e2ected provisionally the following officers: Carl Vreoman, liar, yard, president; W. Fl. Leete, Yale. vice president; G. 0. Fox, Princeton. second umbis, recording secretary: George D. Goldman, University of Pennsylvania treasurer. A convention of delegatei from Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbis and University of Pennsylvania will meet in New York on April 4 and to effect permanent organization. Invitations will societies to ask them to join the union. UNIVERSITY BASEBALL PRACTICE. The candidates for the university nins are now practicing regularly at the field Tuesday the make up of the first teau was as follows: Carter '95 and Trudea1 go pitchers; Gresnwsy '95 8. and Murph! '97 oatohers, Stephenson '95 s. first base Rustin '94 s. second base, Qaimby ;05 short stop, Arbuthnot '94 third base. Big elow '94 left field, Redington '04 l. 8. ant Rowland '94 center field, Speer '95 righ field.
 Chauncey M. Depew has an article in tn February number of the Nineteenth Cen sury on Prospects of Free Trade in tn United States"
 eLEE AND BANJO CLUBS. The followingLnen will compose tn glee and banjo clubs on the Easter trip: Glee Club.
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 g5, 8. Evsns, ,Ds jr.' 's5' E. O. Lacklana 'se, Banjo Club. -. .- Banjeaurlnes-B G Wells '94 s W. R. Blac l 'ss F. Brooks 'ss g. 4. R. Clark 's5 ! 1anjos,G. B. B; Lamb '94, g. Williams 'ol
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 The following program wilt be rendered.:
 Meath the Films. ................... .Carm. Yale
 Robin Aa' Whistle oy Hz HzFsseinlssa soilss by shep"F ' WuAI AhN0s sss bOQl Good Night, Good Night, Beloved. co. Fitxhus ! PART II.
 | Waltx-Mssnolia Blossoms. De Rove | Banjo Club.
 "a. Rahl Rah! Rah! ! Society Songs. ............S Psi Upsilon. b. Jolly D. K. E.
 ..:..:.,......... ..Carm. ' aiel IsEAObo maIlo smOuO Mr. Solley and Club. ! How Have Loved Thee. ,Prie | IutI fFuttl. .::..................... Glee and Banjo Clubs. | PART III.
 | 1ODun EOI1C V N6l Banjo Club.
 q. Int.;:.r Vitae 'incei
 o"'0so 0ons' b. We Meet Again Tonight. | 1Alel
 Liebeslied Pair MT. Lackland and Club. Bright College Years. ..Carm. YAle