The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-17
YALE NOTES or IyrERErr.

| III COulleC|lOll WlNu Nllt dIlIlOunCeIHeHI of the fall regatta, which will be held at Lake Whitney October "A at 8 p. m., the following table, showing the results of the fall races since 1890 may be of interest. In 1894 the course was short ened from mile to seven -eighths of a mils, the present race. In 1893 the win ner of the junior sophomore race rowed final heat with the winner of the aca- demic freshmen Shelf, freshmen race. an arrangement which has prevailed ever since:
 1S90-'92 junior vs, '9S sophomore, won by '9S in minutes 3S seconds; '94 vs. '93 S., won by '9S s. in minutes sec onds
 1S9l-'9S vs '94, won by 9S, no time; 1 '95 vs. '94 S., won by '94 s. in minutes S1A seconds.
 1S92-'94 vs. 95, won by '95 in min utes 4 seconds; '96 vs. '95 S., won by '96 in minutes AS seconds. | 1S93-'95 vs. 96, won by '96 in min utes second; '97 vs 96 S., won by '97 in minutes second; '96 vs. '97, won by *'97 in 4 minutes 521a seconds. | 1S94-'96 vs 97, won by '97 in min- utes 52 seconds; '9S vs, '97 S., won by '9S | in minutes 58 seconds; '97 vs. '9S, won 1 by x9S in 4 minutes 53 seconds. | 1S95-'97 vs. '9S, won by '9S in min ! utes 16 4-5 seconds; '99 vs. '9S S., won | by '9S S. in minutes S3 S-5 seconds; '9S vs. '9S s., won by '9S in minutes 15 2-5 seconds.
 *Handicap of lengths. | xHandicap of 21a lengths.
 This table shows that in the past six years, exclusive of final heats in 1893, 1894 and 1895, the juniors have won one race, the sophomores five, the academic freshmen three. and the Shelf. fresh- | men three.
 SCORES MADE BY YALE IN 1S9S-96,
 The following are the score made by Yale up to date in the years 1893, 1894, 1895 and 1896:
 1S93-October 4, Yale, IS; Brown, O.. October 7. Yale, 16; Crescent A. C., O.; October ', Yale, 2S; Dartmouth, 0. Oc- tober IS, Yale. 52; Amherst O. Octo- | Der 21 Yale. 50; Orange A. C., 0. 1S94-September 29, Yale, 42; Trinity, 0. October 3. Yale, 2S; Brown. 0. oc- tober 6, Yale. 10; Crescent A. C., 0. oc- l tOpcI iVi dlS, Soi w iildiiio, n NNiopci 13, Yale, S4; Lehigh, 0. October r, Yale, S4, Dartmouth, 0.
 | 1S95-September 30, Yale, 8; Trinity, 0. 1 October 4. Yale, 4; Brown, 0. october 2, Yale, 26; Union O. October 10, Yale, 3S; Amherst, O. October IA, Yale, s. Cres- cent A. C., g. October IT. Yale, 26; Dartmouth O. October 19, Yale, "A; Or ange A. C., F.
 6-September 26, Yale, 6; Trinity, 0, September 30, Yale, F; Amherst, 0. De- tober 7 Yale, IS; Brown, 0. October 10, Yale, F; Orange A. C., 0. October IA, Yale, 22; Williams, O.
 Last year Yale defeated Williams later in the season, 54-0, but Williams is conceded to have much better team this year than ever before.
 GUN CLUB OFFICERS. The following officers of the Yale Gun club have been elected for the ensuing year: President, J. Brown '9s; tempo rary captain, w. T Whitehouse '99; secretary and treasurer, J. M McCor- nmick 1900 Another meeting will be held in the near future at which ar arrangements for the year will be made.
 PHI BETA KAPPA MEETING.
 The opening meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa will be held in room Il, Phelps hall Wednesday evening, october 21, at o'clock. Professor Hadley will ad- dress the meeting.
 SOPHOMORE DRAGONS.
 Permanent deacons have now been elected by the sophomore class Eight men were nominated on the informal 1 ballot They were D. H. Day, 96; c. I H. Welles jr., 94; ". F. B. Berger, Sf, l w. M. Wheeler, 80; N. c. Holland, S7; G. w. Brown, 30; l.. Cogswell, jr, 24; l H. J. Nichols, 23. The men elected were 1 Dwight Huntington Day of Indianapo- 1 lis, 1oS; Charles Hopkins Welles, jr., of Scranton, Pa, 103; William Mersereau Wheeler of Portvllle, N. Y, 99, and l Walter Frederick Bart Berger of Dem yer, Col, 9S.
 SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY FOR OCTO- BER
 The following articles are contained in the October number of the Scientific Monthly, the Shelf magazine, which appeared yesterday; "The Swiss Ma | tional Exposition by H. s. Pickands '97 S.; "Electricity Direct from Carbon" ]" | by $. S. Spencer, jr; '"rhe Earth's l Magnetic Poles,' by F. J. Ely '97 S.; Steel" by R, c. Lanphier '97 S.; "The | Cyanide Process" by c. H. Miller '97 S., also the usual departments-ed torial notes, scientific notes, book mo- tices. the month and alumni notices.