The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-27
YALE NOTES OF INTEREST.
Junior Society limitations Held Las
 Evening.

night:
 Delta Kappa Epsilon-Harry w. Ca rey of Stamford, Conn.,, Robert D. Ham, ilton of Newburyport, Mass, Charles R. Hemenway of Manchester Vt,, Lar kin G. Mead of New York city, Robert L. Munger of Ansonia, Conn.,, and Hen " H. Townsend of New Haven, Conn,
 Alpha Delta Phi-Albert S. Kerr of Washington, D. C., Cornelius P. Kitchel of East Liverpool, O., Thomas P. Mac Bride of Grand Rapids, Mich, Hervey c. Parker, jr,, of Detroit, Mich., Benja- min F. c. Thompson of Chicago, H., and Worrall Wieson of Colorado Springs, Col.
 Psi Upsilon--Charles B. De Camp of Cincinnati, O., James R, Gerhard of Douglassville, Pa., Le Roy McKim of New York city, John F. Howe of Phil adelphia, Pa., Dale s. Tate of Pittshurg, Pa., and John H. Thompson, jr., of New York city.
 The Wayland Debating club will hold it's regular meeting in room "A of the law school on December 4. The pro- gram to be carried out is as follows:
 Extempore speech-J. G. Greenspun. After drill in parliamentary law there will be debate on the subject: Re solved, That an attorney may consci- cautiously plead any case at law. c. F. Petersen, s. c, Sladden and H. Water man will sustain the affirmative, while F. N. GoldIbaum, N. Candee and G. E. Small will uphold the negative.
 The following books have been added to the Linonia and Brothers library since the list published in the Yale News October IA:
 | Trails Social England Hawkins Half a Hero, Crockell's Men of the Moss flags, Iurgener's Rudin House of Gen. tlefolk, On the Eve and Father and Children, Jowett's College Sermons Wards A Singular Life Jewetts Life of Nancy,Lie's Weird Tales from North ern Seas, Blunden's Local Taxation and Finance Greville's Friend of Sir Philip Sidney, Ely and Finleys Taxation in American States and Cities, Ashley's Introduction to English Economic His tory and Theory, Howelrs Criticism and Fiction, Bowne's Principles of Eth ics, Bjornson's Heritage of the Kurts, Bulfinch's Legends of Charlemagne, The Old Maids Club, by zangwill, Bowne's Philosophy of Theism, Life and Letters of Edward A. Freeman by Stephens, The Art of Living, by Grant, An Idyll Under Napoleon, by Pulitzer, The Gurneys of Eartham, by Hare, A Victorian Anthology, by Stedman, l Bain's Hans Christian Andersen. Chambers English Pastorals, Van Dykes Little Rivers, Strange Secrets,
 by A. C. Doyle and others. Romanes'
 Thoughts on Religion, Paulsen's Intro
 duction to Philosophy, A Man and His
 Womankind, by vynne, Buchans Sir
 Quixote of the Moors, Fosters Whist
 Tactics, Besants Westminster, Fields
 Echoes from the Sabine Farm, Paton's
 Letters and Sketches from the New
 Hebrides, Bearman's Stambuloff, La
 Farge's Considerations on Painting
 Crawford's Casa Bracchio, Bourget't
 Land of Promise, Balzacs Beatrix
 Ashes Chronicles of Uganda, James
 Theatricals, Grosvenor's Model Yachts
 and Boats, Atkinson's Electricity foi
 Every body, Smiths Gentleman Vaga.
 bond Stevenson's Novels and Tales an6
 Travels and Essays, Corelli's Sorrows of Satan, Hardy's Jude, the Obscure : Kingsleys Boy in Grey, Swettenham's
 Malay Sketches, Kip1ing's Out of India His Fathers Son, by Matthews, an%
 Studies of Men, by Smalley.
 ], The Yale basket ball team has jus received the official rules for 1S95-9
 from the National Basket Ball associa , tion, and several important changes 1T the play have been made in accordance , with these rules. In regard to the off cials an additional umpire has been ad ded, making the officials five instead o
 four, two umpires, a referee, score and a timekeeper The number of me,
 who will compose the teams will be linn
 ited according to the playing space 0 !, the compartment where the game i : held. Nine men will form the team ' where the space is over $500 square feet seven men where it is less than 3,60 and more than 1900 square feet, am
 five men where it is less than 1,S0
 square feet.
 , Tn the free throw for fouls the dis
 tance allowed has been reduced iron
 twenty to fifteen feet. A player one s leaving a game for any reason kereaf O ter will be debarred from playing in tn :, game again the same evening. Thi :. rule is to do away with the practice . . taking a man off to gain wind and the
 putting him back again when he 5 needed Two fouls for rough playin e disqualify player from further play i
 that game.
 6 MEETING OF THE RECORD BOAR1 l A meeting the editors of the Yal = Record was held yesterday evening fo
 the purpose of electing new men on q the board The following men wer t elected: c. w. Beers '97 S., T. s. Clark y '97, w. A. Hart '97, and J. H. Scranto t '98
 f The Princeton freshman football tear l. did not line up for regular practice o $ Monday, as had been expected, owin l. to the fact that only four of the secon 7, eleven and seven of the regular tear l. appeared. Practice was, however, tal
 en in falling on the ball and catching
 Yesterday the men lined up twice ono l. in the morning and again in the after ,4 noon They arrived in New Haven las
 night.