The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-08
rAzE uNIKrRsrrr VOTES.

Against Compulsory Chapel-Praotice for Quartetback-CrewT Trophies Law School CommencemeDt.
 The subject of compulsory chapel is
 receiving Q great deal of attention late ly, perhaps more than ever before, and
 1t will be no surprise if there are either
 some radical changes in the manner
 of conddtting the services or the dis
 continuance of compulsory attendance.
 The great majority of students are in favor of the daily morning prayers
 but the compulsory attendance Sundays Is very dfstastefuI, as many wish to
 attend elsewhere. The main point
 raised in support of the old custom is
 that 1t brings the students all together,
 and helps to foster YaIe's famous old
 demoratic spirit. There must, however,
 be some changes. and the Yale News
 in an editorial yesterday says:
 we do not Intend to further argue
 the matter at present-tinless called out
 --but to- walt for developments along
 the lines suggested If the faculty soon
 shows signs, in any of these ways, of
 taking steps to make the service more attractivey we shall hall it with delight. If it does not, taking up the campaign again, we shall try to carry it to a successful finish"
 The candidates for quarterback on the university football team reported at the cage yesterday for instruction. The practice work consists in handling the ball from a snapback, passing the ball, quick starting, and becoming fa- miliar with the rudlmentary points of the position. Captain Thorne is coach ing the men, assisted by G. T. Adee '95.
 The following men will itake the practice work and instructions: F. IT. Bosworth '97, A. Commisky 96, D. D. Wallace 9T, E. T. Howes 97 S., M. V. Ely '9S, G. M, Ives '96, P. H. Tirrell '97, F. M. Taylor '97, F. G. Darte '96 S., J. A. Hall e'97 S., J. H. Brookfeld '97, J. 4 M. Polk '96 S., E. B. King '9S, and Barnes '97 s.
 The following departments have been assigned on the 96 Lit. board: c. w. Wells, editors table; r. c. Peck, | memorabelia; M. Griggs, portfolio; G. H, Nettleton, notabllia; E. s. Oviatt, book notices. c. w. Wells will be chairman of the board, and F. c. Peck, l financial editor.
 The trophies for the university crew will be silver loving cups, made by the | Britannia Silverware company of Meriden Conn. On one of the spaces the handles will be the Yale and Harvard flags crossed; on the second space the seal of the university | with pair of oars crossed; and on the | third, the names of the men and the | positions in which they rowed. The crew trophies consist of blue silk flags fringed with gold, and let tered in gilt, On. each one is the in- scription, Yale '97; Columbia '97; Har- yard '97, won by Yale '97; also thel .ime and the recipients name and position in the boat.
 The commencement exercises of theII senior class of the Yale Law school will be held June "A. The annual .ad-S iress will be delivered by Hon. IT. B. Brown, L. l.. D., Yale '56, justice of he United States supreme court, and, )ne of the most talented members of theII alumni His address promises to be all are literary production.
 The class of 'S5 will hold its decen- lial celebration in New Haven next'I June.
 Peck '95 and Hobart '95 won from Jhace '96 S., and Terry '95 S., in the round of the whist tourna- nent