The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-12
TALE NOTES.

only worked to get into good Condltlon they have now settled down to hard work and row regularly every day. On Saturday the candidates for the uni yerslty crew were coached by George A. Adee '67, S. B. Ives '93 and Captain Arm strong, the make up of the first boat being as follows: Stroke, J. H. simp- son '97; No. 7, R. B. Treadway '96; No. 6, w. R. Cross '96; No. 5, A. w.. Dater '95 S.. No. 4, J. M. Longacre '96; No. 3, W. M. Beard '96; No. ?, H. c. Holcomb 95 S.; bow, T. w. Miller '97 The second crew was; Stroke, P. H. Bailey '97; No. 7, s. Patterson '97; No. G. J. R. Judd '97; No. 5, F. Coonley 96; No. 4, D. V. sutphin '97; No. 8, G. T. Nicholas '96 S.; No. ?, w. P. Paret '96; bow, J. s. Wheelwrlght '97.
 The number of candidates for the freshman crew has diminished from fifty at the beginning of the term to about twenty. The men have showed considerable improvement during the past week under the coaching of Cap tain Arms trong '95 S., and Shepley 'S5, but their chief fault is in not keeping good time. The first eight rowed as follows on Saturday: Stroke, G. D. Montgomery '9S; No. z, G. Langford '97 S.; No. 6, B. l.. Cadwalader '9S; No 3, T. A. McGraIw '9S; No 4, J. O. Rodgers '9S: No. 8, G. T. Marsh '9S; No. 2. D. F. Rogers '98; bow, J. M. Gerard '97 s.
 The number of candidates for the track athletic team is now about 125. Nothing unusual has occurred during the past week in regard to their train ing, but the men have been strictly exercised under the direction of Trainer Murphy, Captain Hickok and those in charge of the running squads.
 The judges for the Yale-Princeton gymnastic meet have been selected as follows; J. Edward Heaton, Hermann Arnold and J. Schlussel, all of New Haven.
 Another lecture in the course on "Egyptian Art will be delivered at the Yale Art school at p. m. to-day by Professor Hoppin.
 A University Chamber concert will be given in North Sheffield hall to- morrow evening by the Kneisel quartet of Boston.
 Professor Parker will deliver a Uni versity lecture tomorrow afternoon in Dwight hall on "The Predecessors of Bach"
 An editorial appeared in the Yale News yesterday protesting against the dumping of snow and refuse from the streets on the green on the ground that when spring opens the decaying matter renders it very unhealthy for those living in the dormitories across the street.
 The twenty-ninth course of Mechan- ics' lectures, twelve in number, will be given in North Sheffield hall, Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing at 8 o'clock. Tickets for the course are to be had for $1 at the bookstores of T. H. Pease & Son, E. F. Judd and H. H. Peck, at the Coop. and at the door.
 The program of the lectures is as follows:
 L Friday, February 15.-The Ma lives of the Pribylov Islands. Gllus- trated by lantern views). MT. J. Stanley Brown.
 2. Tuesday, February 19.-The Ural Mountains. Mir. George F. Kunz
 3. Friday, February 22-George Eliot. pr. Wilbur l.. Cross.
 4. Tuesday, February 26.-A Trip to Greenland. Illustrated by lantern views) Professor w H. Brewer
 5. Friday, March 1.--Lightning Ar resters. Qllustrated by experiments). A. J. Wurts.
 6. Tuesday, March 5.-The Tanagra Figurines. Illustrated by lantern views) Prof B. Perrin.
 z. Friday, March S.-The Return from Greenland. Illustrated by lantern views). Prof. w. H. Brewer.
 8. Tuesday, March 12.-Fungous Dis eases of Plants. Dr. William c. Sur gis.
 g. Friday, March 15.-Economic Americanisms. Prof. J. c. Schwab.
 10. Tuesday, March 19.-The Rise of | the Romance Languages. qllustrated | by lantern views). MT. William H. Bishop.
 and Adventures in Africa. Illustrated | by Photographic. pr. Emil Holuh
 F. Tuesday, March 26-The History of Electrical Discovery. Illustrated by experiments). pr. Frederic E. Beach.
 IbepISSeuldtlNeS or the Yale ana liar yard university baseball associa tions met as the Massas soft house in Spring field last Saturday. Arrangements for the games were made and the dates de- cided upon as follows: First, at liar yard on Tuesday, June 20; second, at New Haven on Tuesday June 25; third, in case of a tie at New York on Sat- urday, June 29
 The silver cup promised to Williams college last fall for scoring on the Yale eleven has recently been formally pre- scented.
 The Thacher prizes, consisting Of $50 of the $3,000 fund established by the class of 1S42, to encourage extempora- neous debate as memorial of the late Prof. Thomas A. Thacher will be dis tributed in connection with the Prince ton debate. The committee in charge of the matter consists of Prof A. T. Hadley, Prof. G. B, Adams and pr. w. l.. Phelps.
 SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL TO HAVE A GLASS DAY
 AND A HIGH STAND SOCIETY. Sheffield school continues to thrive Q n, zinpIv in all reSnents Tho rooo,t |