The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-26

Philadelphia; October IA, University of Virginia at Philadelphia; October +, Lehigh at Philadelphia; October 21, Amherst at Philadelphia; October 24, Lafayette at Philadelphia; october S1, open; November [, open; November 14, open; November 21, Harvard at Phila- delphta; November 26, Cornell at Phila- delphia.
 LAW SCHOOL NEWS. It has been announced that c. w.. Pierson 'S6, who Is now @ member of the New York bar, will instruct in l New York Code and Practice" Also, Hon. p. D. Robbins '74 who will lec- ture on Medical Jurisprudence,' and | w. F, Foster, L. s. '94, who is to give a course of lectures on "Contracts,'' have been added to the board of in structors. MT, Pierson was valedic- torian In 'S6, and MT. Robbins held the same position in "A. MT. Foster won the John Addison Porter prize in 1885
 Hon. N. Shipman, LID, judge of the United States circuit court, began Thursday course of lectures to seniors on United States Practice" Professor Thayer of the Harvard Law school, l Storr's lecturer for this year, will de- liver a series of addresses on the "The- ory of Law and Evidence" beginning on October 26 These lectures will be open to all university students,
 Thursday at 2:30 the dean made the usual introductory address to all class es. Statistics show that the number al- ready entered in the student list Is larger than that of the same time last year.
 GLEE CLUB PRIZES.
 The Glee club management offers twenty-five dollars in two prizes to the members of the university for the com ing year, the first of fifteen dollars for the best original music and the second of ten dollars for the best words Songs may be either sentimental or comic.
 FACULTY CHANGES | Several changes have taken place this year In the freshman faculty MT. | T. w. Heermance has been appointed instructor in place of Dr. J. w. D. In- gersoll, who will teach freshmen Latin instead of Dr. Robinson, and MT. J. Westlund will teach mathematics in place of MT. Keller.
 CARS FOR FOOTBALL MEN. | Cars for all men who are candidates for the University eleven will leave | the corner of Elm and York streets at 2 o'clock until the closing of the foot ball season. Candidates for the fresh man eleven will report, dressed, at the Gym. at 2:15 Saturday. OTHER YALE NOTES. | During the absence of President Dwight admission to the Yale infirmary can be secured from Prof A. w. Phil lips or from Dr. J. P. c. Foster at 1o7 1 College street
 | Prof. Penfield who is prevented by ! illness in his family from returning to college at the opening of the term, is expected back in a week or so when he will take up his classes. His courses in the meantima will be conducted by l Dr. Pratt.
 C. M. Fincke, ST. is at present unable to return to college on account of sick ness He will probably however, be able to play football this fall
 The senior class of the Yale academ- | ic department met yesterday afternoon and passed appropriate resolutions of | condolence forsthe family of the late l. B. Leete, a member of the class who died at Leetes island about three weeks ago. It was voted to wear a badge of mourning on the arm for thirty days. The registration of the Yale freshman class makes it certain that this years s class in the various departments will eclipse all previous records. The aead- emie freshmen will number nearly 350 the scientific freshmen 1s0, and the law school enters about 10O The medical, 1 music and art departments will not open till next week.