The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-27
YALE UNIVERSITY NOTES:
PRINC ETON ANIMATION roc NIGHT. INTERVIEWING EYENTS PROMISED.

T Changes in the c ew--News Board officers
 Lit Election at Last-Five Members
 Elected Last Night-Phi Beta Kappa Lee
 ture-YaIe-Harvard Prohibition Club.
 The Princeton athletic exhibi- ton will take place this evening at the gymnasium The Y. c. A. had a final meeting last evening before the event to perfect arrangements and to rehearse the various exercises which will be given These events have not been given out but some very inter esting facts are promised. The ad- mission will be by tickets, which may be obtained of Mr. Anderson at the gymnasium or at Osborn Hall Phar- macy The price will be fifty cents It was decided to charge admission as there is considerable expense in Tnak- ing the arrangements and paying part of the expenses of the Princeton team. THE LIT. BOARD CHOICE MADE
 LAST NIGHT.
 The election of members of the Lit" board, postponed Monday evening on account of tie, was again held at ' o'clock last evening in 19O Old Chapel and resulted in the choice of Wells, Nettleton, Oviatt, Peck and Griggs on the first ballot
 YALE NEWS BOARD.
 The incoming senior board of the Yale News, held Monday evening, the following officers of the board were elected: Chairman Anson Phelps Stokes '96, New York; business man. ager, J. B. Neale '96 Kittanny, Pa. chairman of alumni weekly, F. E. Weyerhauser 96, Chicago; business manager of Alumni Weekly, w. F. Forepaugh '96 S.
 NEXT DEBATE.
 The subject of the next debate of the Kent club is: Resolved, That the Invention of Improved Machinery is Detrimental to the Interests of the Workingmen." The debaters will be: Affirmative. Kelley '96 and Rowland 96. In the negative will be- Bronson '95 and McVey '96.
 NOTES.
 Prof, Wheeler will lecture to the Phi Beta Kappa society Friday evening on "The Campaign of Waterloo"
 The annual meeting of the Yale-Har- yard Prohibition club will be held this year at Hartford the first week after the Easter recess. A preliminary meet ing will be held in the near future | by the Yale club to select representa- | ..ves.
 THE VARSITY CREW.
 The number of candidates for the crew has now been reduced to Fourteen men. During the entire | week special attention has been given to -he men trying for No. 8, as the place | nas been left vacant by the Illness of | P. H. Bailey 97 Captain Armstrong md Miller '97 have alternated at stroke. | Cross has also been ill and Langford 97 S. has been placed in No. 5.
 s. B, Ives '93 coached the men on Friday, when both morning and after loon practice was taken, the afternoon work showing the effect of the morn ng's coaching.
 There is no chance at present of get ing out on the harbor as the ice is till very thick and breaking up slowly | The freshmen are doing much the anne work as week past. They have lad the advantage of Olmstead's '94 S., oaching and the attention of several undergraduates, but they still seem un- ble to concentrate their power. Until permanent captain Is elected Payne Whitney will have charge of the men. r The general work will bear great i'm rovement before the crew is prepared 0 go on the water. Sixteen men are till rowing. The crews have been row lg as follows
 niversity-Stroke, Armstrong, Mill ar; No. z, Treadway; No. 6, Dater; No Langford; No, 4, Longacre; No. &Hol- omb; No. ?, Beard; bow, Wheelwright. Freshman-Stroke, D. Rodgers; No. z, Iarsh; No. 6, Cadwalader; No. 5, J. o. .odgers; No. 4, Whitney; No. 3, Will DIX; No, 2, Hitchcock; bow. McGraw The freshman crew as a whole is lgged on the time, and does not differ lciate the stroke sufficiently