Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-03-01
YALE NOTES.

YALE NOTES.
Report Of the Cap aud Gown Com.
mitfee-Kent Club Lecture Tonight |
The Medical school Appointments
THE Y. A. A. Prizes.
The committee from the senior class
have decided on the cap and gown. They
are to be made of Henrietta cloth by
Strawbridgs & Clothier, Philadelphia, and
are to cost entire $50. 1t was thought
best by the committee, owing to the few
opportunities of wearing the gowns, to
make them cheap but substantial. Every
one who wishes q cap and gown will 60 to
226 Dlrfee sometime to-day OF tomorrow
to be measured. Two days are allowed for
measuring the entire class and after that
time no other opportunity will be given.
after the Easter vacation.
The second of the Lectures in the Kent
club course will be given in room Al, Os-
born hall, at 8 O'Clock this evening by
Hon. Thomas g. Sherman of the New
York bar. The subject will be ''Natural
Taxation" Tickets may be obtained from
the librarian of the Law school or any of
the Kent club officers.
The bowling section of the Y. G.. A. will
hereafter meet on Monday evening of each
week at the gym, the alleys being reserved
for their special use on that night. The
committee intends to keep an accurate &C.
count of all games and to pick team from
those making the highest score.
A Washington club Is soon to be formed,
which will include all students from Wash
ington, D. @.
Princeton has ten dormitories.
A. P. Ntpgsn '94 will soon have q series
of prose sketches in Vogue.
It is expected that the University shell
| will be ready by April 1.
DR.. Sesver has declined to accept the
challenge from the Harvard and Columbia
| fencing clubs for tournament this winter
| on the ground that the Yale classes are not
| sufficiently advanced to form q representa-
| tive team.
Professor Ladd delivered lecture on
! "Mi1aclea" in Osborn hall yesterday after
noon, in his course on 'tThe Philosophy of
Religion"
The prizes for the walking and high
jumping contests in the series of Y. A. A.
meets now being held at the gymnasium,
have been placed on exhibition in F. A.
Corbin's window, 1000 Chapel street.
They consist of heavy double-handled
silver loving cups with the Yale seal and
the name of tho event engraved on the
front. From time to time the names OF
the winners in the various Y. A. A. meets
| will be added, and the cup will finally be
presented at the end of the season to the
men whose names appear upon them the
largest number of times.
Among the men who graduated frem the
Yale Medical school in 1898, six have re.
ceived hospital appointments and several
are pursuing advanced studies In the
schools of Europe. The following men
Elias Dickermap, B. A., physician in the
Hartford hospital; Edward Winchester
Goodenough, B. A., physician in stats
hospital of Illinois at Quincy, ILL.,; Frank
lin Lyman Lswton, Pm. B., physician il
the New Haven hospital; Robert Ellis
| worth Peck, Phi. B., ambulance service Of
the Roosevelt hospital of New York city
Martial Adolph Scharton, house physician
of the Soldiers Home at Noroton, Conn.
Frederick Benoni Sweet, doctor In tn,
New Haven hospital.
The Columbia freshman crew have ar
ranged to race with Cornell.
T. E. Cornell '96 has left college.
The junior promenade at Princeton vii
be held on April 6.
Reed '96 S. has been Transferred from
the freshman to the university baseball
squad.
A series of articles on life at the differ
emit colleges Is being published in the New
York Sunday World. The one on Yal
will appear next.
Seventy-sight men have signed the senio
heliotype album.
Thirty-two men have b. ca In the infirm
4 g., kv-a A. rry< 1aa
year.
The United States government has for
hidden any more football games between
Annapolis and West Point.
Professor W. @. Robinson of the Law
school will probably complete Professo
Phelps course of lectures In the law ant
aeademical departments, owing to the re
| cent illness of the latter.
GYMNASIUM CONTESTS.
The third contest in the series of tn
meetings to be held in the spring by tn
IL. A. A. will take place this afternoon a
in the mile walk are as follows: F. s Bun
nell '94, R. ]. Perew '96S., FIN. Hoyt 1858
W. Danach '97, N. 8. Comstock '95, P. F
Rogers '94.
The entries for the running high jum]
are as follows: s. K. Gerard '97, J. 7. Gil
lezpi GAS, B. Thompson '97, L. W. Ladt
'95, 8. 81. Csdy '95S.
Shelf. JUNIOR CLASS MEETING.
A meeting of the Shelf. junior class wa
was held yesterday afternoon at o'olocl
in North Sheffield hall for the purpose o
electing the editors of the Shelf. Scientific
Megszlne. The meeting wss called t.
order by q. Waite, and the nomination.
l were made ae followe. From the fneeha IN
les engineering course, R. Crane, Osborne
]. W. Roe, Thsyer; the civil engineering
course, Geer, d. Robinson and Weaver
electrical engineering course, o. R. Hall
Leeds, Chitber and Newton; select course
Cutting, Hamlin, Shaw, L W. Smith
chemical course. Howard and Cowea; bio
logical course, E. Brownell, j. Davis ant
Niels.
On the final ballot the following mel
were elected together with the vote each re
ceived: L. W. Smith 70, Geer go, ]. Ro,
GA, Newton 40, Howard AZ, Davis AZ, Ham