The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-14
YALE UNIVERSITY NOTES
THE 'TARSITY B4ASEB4LL ASSOCLA
 TION.

TIoN,
 Amount of sheISels It Received Last Year
 Graduates Club Annual Meeting-on a
 Successful Basis-F. T. Murphy Not to
 Train.
 The report of the University Baseball association showed the following re- ceipts:
 Milford A. c. $4, Y. M. c. A. $1OO, Uni versity of North Carolina $27675, Uni versity of Virginia $4SO15, Georgetown $15O, Annapolis $125, Williams $13O.95, Boston $34S.1O, Brooklyn $12865, Wesley an O $1OO, Brown D $171,1o, Brown '97 $43.75, Columbia $SS.25, University of Pennsylvania D $4S9.15, Amherst O $149.45, Brown @ $571, Wesleyan @ $95.4O, University of Pennsylvania @ $1,119.25, Princeton (1) $61750, Amherst | @ $125. Princeton @ $1,6575S, S, I. A. C.. $4S, Orange A. c. $265, Georgetown $74.- S5, Brown (S) $1,252.55, Princeton (S) $1,- S72.8O Harvard $2,571.SS, not reported $5s54S from team for board $S61,5S, mis- cellaneous receipts $35.67; total $13,9S2.- 79
 | The expenditures for travelling ex- penses, training table, sporting goods, etc, were $10,817.51 leaving a balance of $3,16528 of which $1,679 has been paid into the Financial union The present management has paid out $292.5O for trophies.
 Candidates for the freshman baseball team bill be called out February 27
 F. T. Murphy, who played on the var sity baseball nine last season and on the football team last fall will not train for the nine this spring. l A meeting of the Exeter club was held | Tuesday evening in No. 30 Vanderbilt and it was decided to hold a smoker soon, the date of which will be announce ed later.
 The order of exercises for the Sheffield senior class day has been decided on as follows Cheering class histories class wreath, poem, song.
 GRADUATES CLUB MEETING.
 The annual meeting of the Graduates club for the election of officers for the ensuing year was held at the club house, No 954 Chapel street, at o'clock Tues day evening. The elections resulted as follows;
 President, Prof T. R. Lounsbury '59; first vice president, Judge William K. Townsend ri; second vice president, William II. Bishop '67; board of gov ernors, to fill unexpired term of William. J. Comstock '79 S., resigned, ending in 1896, Charles F, Curtis '8S S.; to serve until 1898, Bertram B. Boltwood '92 S., Wilbur F. Day, jr., '92 S., A. Heaton Robertson '72, Prof Theodore $. Wool sey '72; committee on admissions, Fran cis G. Beach 8S, Prof. William H, Brew CT i52 S., Samuel H. Fisher S9, Thomas Hooker '69, Rev, Edwin S. Lines '72 l Norris c. osborn '8O, Prof, Bernadotte Perrin '69, and Samuel A. York, jr., '9O' After the elections had taken place | the report of the board of governors l of the club was read by MT. H. A. | Smith 89. It showed that the member l ship of the club had increased from 13S | residents and non-residents at the | first of April last, to PAP residents and 62 non-residents. Five bed rooms in the | house have been furnished and are now open for temporary occupancy, | and 1t is hoped that this feature of the | club will add to it's comfort and de- siraibility for nonresident members.
 The lease under which the club now occupies it's present quarters will ex- pire on the first of May, 1895. A new | lease of the property has been taken to run for three years from that date. It is expected that by the time of the oF+ l1o nl1 xxrflI ha in position to consider the question of providing for itself more permanent home.
 During the summer months the ex- pertinent of serving table d'hote lunch was tried Its quick success made possible an extension of the plan, and meals are now served regularly at the club house three times a day for the accommodation of all the mem- bers
 The report of the treasurer Charles D. Curtis, 'S8 S., from the formarlon of the club, April 1, 1894, 10 February 1, 1895, was then read. The figures are as follows:
 Receipts. From membership dues, $4,SS000 From house charges, 601S7 from Yale Graduate club, 6S5O
  Total receipts, $5,15037
 Expenditures. For furnishing club house, $1,31312 For supplies, 1,61609 For rent. S33.40 For service, 490.00 For magazines and newspapers, 20927 For printing and postage, 240.57 Total expenditures, $4,702.45 Showing a balance on hand February l, 1895, of $447. .92.
 Officers Elected.
 At meeting of the directors of the J 3owditch & Prudden company held this week. the following officers were elected: Francis E. Hum; vice pres dent, Edwin B. Bowditch; secretary I md treasurer, George M. Crane.