The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-19
YA1E NOTES.

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 Games-The Thacher Prizes-A Greek | Play at Yale-DTr. Kings Lecture To Night in Mechanics Course.
 The following arrangements for the
 Yale-Princeton gymnastic exhibition,
 which will take place here on Wednes-
 day, February 27, have just been com
 pleted;
 Admission tickets, the price of which Is fifty cents, are now on sale and may be obtained at the Osborn Hallpharma- cy, at Judas or at the Coop About 800 seats will be provided at the gyGnna- sium and will be paced around the running track and the main floor and underneath the gallery All members of the Yale team are requested to re- port at the gymnasium for practice on Wednesday evening, February 20, at 7:45 o'clock,
 The list of the events in which Yale will take part, together with the names of the performers. Is as follows;
 Parallel bars-F. A. Lehlbach '9S, w. K. Shepard '97 S., G. l.. Buist, jr., 96 L. c. Jones '96, L. D. Kellogg '9S, A, H. Terry '9S, E. D. Smith '96,
 Side horse--G. B. McCallum '97 F.. A.. Lehlbach 'OS, H. l.. M. Hoffman '97, w. K. Shepard '97S., G. L. Buist, jrp b96.
 Horizontal bars-P. D. Mills '97 S., A. J. Gllmour '96 S., F. A. Lehlbach '9S, R. Mitchell, jr., '96 S.,T H. Noye~ '97 S., L. c. Jones '96, G. L. Bulst, jr., 96; M. c, Adams 96,
 Flying rings-F. A. Lehlbach '9S, H. Lee '96 S., G. A. Lewis '95, J. B. Burnet '9S, G. L. Buistr jr,, '96.
 Tumbllng-M. c. Adams '96, P, D. Mills 's7 S., F. T. Anderson '9S, M. U. Ely. '9S, G. A. Lewis '95, w. K. Shepard 95 S., J. l.. Fewsmith '9S.
 Club swinglng-H \. Loomis NsS, w. H. Pouch '96 S., c. L. Fncke, jr, '96, R. c. D. Douglass39S.
 The Thacher prizes of $lOO and $50 each will be awarded to the mem bers of the academical department who shall show the greateset proficiency in extemporaneous debate on the ques- ton: Resolved, That the Income Tax Law of 1894 was. under the circum- stances, jutihable one"
 
 place between March 15 and 20. The number of such debates will depend on the number of candidates, each can- didate taking part in one such pre- liminary debate and one only. On the basis of these preliminary debates, six will be chosen for a final debate, which will take place about April 1. The prizes will be awarded to the two best competitors in this final debate.
 All persons wishing to take part in the competition will hand in their names to MT. w. L. Phelps, 70 South Middle, not later than March B.
 Dr. w. l.. Phelps of the English de- partment is preparing an edition of the Sketch Book, to be issued next sum mer from Putnam's press in the student series of authors The date for the Fair Haven concert | of the Yale Glee and Banjo club has been changed to Monday evening, Feb | ruary 25.
 Professor Hoppin will deliver lec- .ure in the Art school this afternoon on "Egyptian Bas-ReIief and Paint ng."
 several or the Greek pTO1eSSOTS nave | to their classes that the mat | er of having a Greek play at Yale is lnder the consideration of members of | he classical faculty.
 Ten thousand eight hundred patients 'eceived treatment at the clinics of the Yale Medical school during the past rear. | There will be 0 lecture in the Mechan- cs' course at North Sheffield hail this ,vening by George F. Kunz of New York on "The Ural Mountain"
 THE SHEET. LABORATORY. The workmen who are engaged on the lew Shelf. laboratory are now finishing he interior. The new laboratory is sit lated on the north side of Winchester lall and at a distance of 43 feet from {, It has a. frontage of "A feet on Pros ect street and extends 130 feet back yard toward Hillhouse avenue. It Is o located as to have abundant light for ts own purposes, and yet not to inter ere in any measure with the light of he other buildings of the school The used in it's construction is ressed brick, trimmed with terra cotta nd East Haven sandstone. The aboratory, when completed, will be ne of the best arranged and equipped 1rachemical experiments and research , "a trXy l