The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-14
YALE NOTES OF INrEREsT.

JuhioV SidHs Appolhthents Iostou S"tuh-
 day-Chapel Choir for '95-6-Breshmau
 Football schedule-Members of the Banjo
 and Mandolin Club Soleoted-tirst Meet
 ing of the UniOn-Other Items.
 The following junior appointments have been announced;
 Philosophical orations.-Beach, A. Bis sell, Brubacher, Churchill, c. Clark, Cobb, F. Curtis, A. Ewen, Fite, Hitch cock, Rowland, Hume, Kent, Kitchel, Luquiens, McNeille, Makepeace, R. Mill Ter, B, Porter, D. Smith, N. Smyth, Wheeler.
 High orations.-Augur, Barnard, S. Bissell, Brooke, Charnley, Church, Cof- fin, Comley, Connor, Eby, Perrin, Hew- itt, Keeler, J. Lewis, Pruyn, Reed, Rip ley, Rowe, Silverstein,
 Orations.-Brackett Burgess, w. Clark, Darrach, J. Davis, Draper, J. Ewell, Paris, H. Fisher. HaydoclS, Hemenway, R. Hill Howe Jente, Kim bley, Lehebach, H. Mason, Owen, Pond, Richards, Samson, Sherwood, R. Spaulding, Sumner, Trowbridge, Van Steenwyk, W. Wilson.
 Dissertations.-C. Barnes. Doud, Cloth, Heermance, Heffelfnger, Hinck- ley, G. Holden, R, Hodlen, Hughes, Lynch, Paddock, Parker, w. Porter, Salter, Sicard, G. Taylor, Todd.
 First disputes.-Alport, Arnstein, Barker, A. Brewster. Cain, Calyer, w. Cooke, M. Curtis, Garth, B. Hubbell, w. Hubbell, Johnson, A. Judd, Leete, J. Moore, J. Murphy, Siglar, Tilney, Townshend, Vann, Ware, Wheelwright, Yeomans.
 Second disputes,-Bell, Bosworth, A. Brown, Converse, w. Davis, Dodd, Evans, Furbush. Gerhard, Hamilton, Hinkle, B. Kaufman, Kerr, Latimer' D. Lewis, McCallum, N. Mason, Nun ger, Neergaard, H. Parke, Pfngst Rountree Sonnenberg, F. Spaulding, Vibert, Wallace, Walworth, Wells.
 First olloquies.-Bailey, Balmer, T M. Barnes, T. G. Barnes, Boardman R. Burnet, Carey, Chisolm, Cooper, De Camp, deForest, Downes, L. Fisher Frey, F. Hill, H. Hoffman, King, Knee land, w. Lapham, Ledyard, J. Miller Mosle, Resor, Ryder, D. Sage, Sutphin Happen, Thavter, Tillotson, Tirrell.
 Second olloquies.-Baldwin R. Brew ster, Brigham. T. Brown, Chadwick, c, Cooke, Ferry, Fincke, Garrison. Ger ard, Hinkey, Hunt, Ilfeld, J. Judd H Kaufman, Kelsey, H. Kountze Linea- weaver, Merritt, Mcneil, F. Murphy Newcombe, J Parke. Pinchot, Poulet Pyle, Sheldon, Fuller, Van Deusen, Van Ingen.
 The following men will compose the chapel choir for the ensuing year:
 First tenors-Lapham 97, Schreibel 'ss, Eddy 'aS, R. W. Holden '97, New myer '9S, Abbott '9S, A. E. Richards '9S Larned '9s, L. F. Voorheis '97 S, Hir I'c '97.
 Second tenors-Davis '96, Tappen '97 F. L. Clark '9S, Wadhams '96, Reed '96 Green '96.
 First basses-G. Parker 'ss, Brown Vincent '96, Chandler '96 Oviatt '96, w c. D. Smith 96, Bingham '9s.
 Second basses-T. w. Miller '97 M y. ter 96, l.. G. Mead '97, Lackland 30 Taylor '97, W. c. Morgan '96, Russell '97 C. Collins 's6 H. A. Hatch '9S, E. C Heidrich '96.
 The new men are requested to report at Battell chapel at 6:45 o'clock p. m next STuesday evening.
 t The preliminary schedule of tn, Freshman Football associati m is a, follows:
 October 19-Hartford high school q New Haven.
 October 26-Hotchkiss school at Lake vile.
 November 2-South Orange Field clul at South Orange.
 November 6-Andover at Andover.
 November 9-Waterbury Y. NJ. C. A at Waterbury.
 The following men will compose thi' years banjo and mandolin club:
 Banjeaurines-F. F. Brooks '96 S., D T. Moore '96 S, Mex D. Mckee '96, L G. Fisher, ir, '97, J. E. Shaw '97 S. Banios-S. Thorne '96, H. Kip '96, A J. Draper '97.
 Piccolos-L. L. Kountze 97, Hoening haus '96.
 Guitars-H. D. Kountze '97, S. R. Ken nedy 9S, A. Pierce '96 &, B. w. Ellio '98 S., J. B. Tytus, jr, '97, W. B. Fort 96
 Mandolins-F. Tytus '9S &, M. D Flames '99, M T. Clark '97 S, D. Stew art ''96
 The first practice will be at o'cIocl Monday evening at CalliQpe hall. The trophies for the members of Yale' champion baseball team of last year which have just arrived, consist of { golden belt buckled in a circle. abou the size of a nickel, and containing golden baseball pierced by a bat. Up on the rim of the belt are inscribed the words, Baseball Championship won by Yale" and upon the other sid of each one stands the name of an in THE SHAKERS DO THEIR DUTY eff man discovers valuable medi cine," said Horace Greeley" it is hi, duty to advertise it." 'Yes. and al | once; for suffering demands the speed. | fest relief possible. But let the man first be sure. Suffering had better | wait than be deluded by false hopes. Medicine, like surgery, must often seem cruel in order to be req Iy kind. | On this principal the Shakers of Mt Lebanon, N. Y, withheld their great indigestion and dyspepsia remedy from the public for several years. With them right-doing is everything ey, comparatively nothing. Hence the