Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-15
YALE NOTES.


 Prixes-A, Msmber Of 'e2 to be Married-Alumniin In Town satur. day and sunday. The winthrop prize examination will taks place on Monday and Tuesday, Nay A and 22. Tho subjects for the examination this year are: In Greek, Pindar; in Latin. Horace The Winthrop prizes sonsist of the Income of . fund of 5 900, given by Buchanan winthrop, '62, of New York city, and are annually offered to the junior class for the most thorough acquaintance with the Greek and Latin poets, particular attention being paid to elegance of soholar- ship and appreciation of the spirit of the poetry. The first prize is $200 and the second prize the balance of the income for the year. Candidates for the prizes will report their names to Professor Seymour by Wednesday, May 18.
 Dr. and MT. Anderson will take team of ten men to Brooklyn, N. F., May 25, to take part in tho gymnaatic exhibition with Princeton at the Polytechnic institute. W. o. Ivison '92 end Miss Celia Cady, daughter of MT. George W. Cady of Cleve- land, O., will be marrisd at the Euclid avenue Presbyterian church of Cleveland Mrs. Ivison will reside in New York where MT. Ivison has recently accepted position with the Coombs, Crosby, Eddy & Co.,, o1
 A picked nine from '95 defsated the River View academy of Poughkespsfe on | Friday by a score of 25 to 5
 M. H. Bsall '93S. and L. T. Bliss '93S 1 will coach the university nine during ths present week.
 Those intending to take the examina tions for the Berkeley premiums should hand their names to Professor Morris bJ Wednesday, May 10
 College league met on Saturday in Gam bridge. The convention was great suo cess, representatives being present iron almost all the colleges. G. O. Rsddingtor 'o4 L. s. represented Yale.
 The following alumni were fin town ol Saturday and Sunday: J. M. Hall 'ss, s Scovills '93, G A. Adee '67,- S Merritt '93, Rev. J. H. Twichel '59, M. Furst '76, 0. W. Barnes '77 H.. B. Buck '7e, H. 0. Hopkins 's4 o. H. Sherrill jr., '89, Fl. S.~Brooks '86, W W. Skiddy '655. w. sktddy jr., '9a, J R Barbour go, J. P. Lloyd '9l. H. M. Date ! VI, hh orlmtu Oo,O-S- AutZth&0r 6So 0. Pope '93, 0. c. Haven 'S7, F. L. Hatcl '925, s. B. Ives '93, A. B Coke 1898, R. B Wade '93, W. B. Wright jr., '92, M. ". .Sey mour '66, Fl. H. Knapp 82, E c. Fellowe 'S8. T., Hunt '76, Judge H. E. Howlan, '54, W. B. Curtis 40, H.L. Moodey 's2 R. P. Bates '62, L. N. Palmer 's8, J. B Fair '93 S. T. G. Snearman '99. E. R Lamson '93, F. s. Woodruff 's2. Nose Taylor '93, A. B. Clsplin "A 8 , H. e Thompson '93, 0. ". Bosworth '93. L. R Fay Tor '73 s., F. W. Wallace 's9, and A. B Mosle 'S9.
 The football squad at Harvard playe two twenty minute halves on Thursday the University team winning IS to o. Tn new rules were closely adhered to. CoLLEGE DAYS.
 Tho very popular book by J. s. Wood College Days, or Harry's Career at Yale, is for sale by T. H. Pesse & Son. Th work is very fascinating and depicts lii at Yale in a very interesting fashion fro, beginning to end. The work has an intel est for all graduates and undergraduate and for New Hsveners as we'll, as 1t stril ingly pictures life in the university cit, The book is meeting with very read