The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-27
VALE NOTES oE lNrEREsr.

Mock Election to be Held by the Yale | News-National Candidates to be Voted For--Arrangements for Chamber Con oerts-Yale to Shoot With Princeton and | Haryard-Other Items.
 l Professor James B. Thayer, LID, of the Harvard Law school, delivered the first of the series of the w, l., Storrs lectures to the Law school yes terday afternoon at o'clock, His sub feet was the Law of Evidence"
 The first lecture in the Dwight hall course was delivered in Dwight hall last evening. Hon, George w. Ross, minister of education in Canada, spoke on National Problems of Education; a Comparative Study"
 A MOCK ELECTION IN YALE.
 Ballots for the mock presidential election to be held by the Yale News will be distributed to the university to- day, The voting will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday, Academic ballots will be deposited in the Record contribution box in the Coop
 The voting place in Shelf, will be in North Sheffield hall and the polls there will remain open only from 11;45 a. m to p. m. on the two days of voting, Separate ballot boxes will be placed in the Law, Medical and Divinity schools. In the Law school R. s. Baldwin and H. T. Halbert will be in charge and voters will deposit their ballots in the N office of the Law School Journal Vot- CTS in the Medical school may obtain their ballots from A. N. Loveland, the balloting being under the auspices of the Medical School Journal w. Riley will be in charge of the Divinity school.
 Voting in this mock election is im- pressed upon all students by the Yale News in order that returns may show accurately how Yale stands in the pres ent campaign.
 SIX CHAMBER CONCERTS.
 During the witner of 1S96-97 course of at least six chamber concerts will be given in the College street hall, some on Tuesday and some on Wednesday evenings, open to past and present members of the university and its friends. Five of these concerts will be given by the Kneisel quartet of Boston, assisted by other musicians for the performance of quintets and sextets. The dates of these concerts will be an- rounced next week. The first will probably occur early in November. 1 SOPHOMORE DEBATING CLUB.
 The Sophomore Debating clubs held their second debate last evening In 1T Lyceum at o'clock The subject for IAI "A, fta,, Palmer club was represented by Brady and Hotze, the Bryan club by Callahan and Hicknell c. D. Graves presided. YALE, HARVARD AND PRINCETON
 TO SHOOT.
 An invitation to compete in trian- gular shoot at Cambridge on the after noon of November has been received by the Yale Gun club and will be &C., cepted. This shoot is not for the in- tercollegiate cup presented by Shoot ing and Fishing" which will be com peted for next May. The first practice shoot of the club was held at the grounds just north of the field yester- day afternoon.
 ATHLETIC CALENDAR.
 The Yale Athletic calendar for the | lEiuiiiiiCl VI NAiu hCuoNAif TS AeAi o5 VT ' ranged, Is as follows; eo
 Saturday. october 31-Yale vs. West Point at West Point
 Saturday, October 31-Fall athletic games at New Haven.
 Tuesday, November 3--Yale vs. Bos- ton A. A. at New Haven. Saturday. November 7-Yale vs Brown at Providence
 Saturday, November 21--Yale vs Princeton at New York. IT.
 OTHER COLLEGE ITEMS.
 An important meeting of the fencing club will be held in 535 Pierson hal this evening. Matters regarding a clut room and an instructor will be dis cussed.
 D. R. Francis, jr., G. w. Hubbell, jr. and K. Winter have been taken to the , freshman football training table. A meeting of the Stevenson club wa. r held last evening in room 374, White I H. C.. Cheney '99 is coaching the Hill house High school eleven this week
 Trials for the Ninety-nine relay tean f were held at the field yesterday after noon.
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