The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-10


 Sixty percent, of the department were students here last year, and the rest entered this fall, There are thirty-tive women students this year against thir- ty last year.
 One hundred and forty-eight of the students have come directly from Yale. Six have received degrees from both Yale and some other university, The other students represent the following universities: Smith college, 6; Welles- ley college, 6; Doshisha university, Japan, 4; Vassar college, 4; Augustana college, 3; Mt. Holyoke college, 8; Pomona college, 3; two each from h. diana university, Nebraska Wesleyan university, Boston university, North western university, Hamilton college, University of Wisconsin, Colby, liar ward, Wesleyan, Cornell, Bucknell Uni versity of Upper Iowa, University of Kansas, Rutgers college, National Nor mai university, Trinity, Pennsylvania State college; one each from University of Michigan, Williams, Bryn Mawr Western Reserve, Illinois, Gates, Mari etta, Colgate university, Euphrates col lege, Carleton, University of Nebraska Lebanon Valley college, University of OAAA''j SAiA oL AoOtbA )ebiNoep' Syracuse university, College of Orebro, Radcliffe, Rennsalaer Polytechnic, Stanford university, Central Turkey college, Butler university, Waynesburg college, Hobart, University of Chicago, Ouachita Baptist college, University of Washington, Adrian college, Gymnase de Geneve, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Washburn college Univer- SitV nf G1acopyxr o1 vn;1 of Japan, University of Iowa, Bethany college, Colorado university, Worcester Polytechnic Institute University of Pennsylvania, University of California, Drake university, Dickinson college, Bates and the University of Rochester.
 The graduates bear the following de- grees: Bachelor of Arts, 146; Bachelor of Philosophy, 55; Master of Arts Il; Bachelor of Science, 10; Doctor of Phil osophy, 10; Bachelor of Law, ?; Bache- Tor of Divinity, 5; Mining Engineer 3; Civil Engineer 2; Bachelor of Philolo- gy, 1.
 YALE GOLF TOURNAMENT. The following are the entries for the Yale Golf tournament:
 Those playing yesterday were: V. s. Lindsley '9S, H. Q. Trowbridge '9S, E. Q. Trowbridge '99, F. S. Male '9S, H. M. Bissell '99, G. Wellman '99, I. G. Knox 1900, J. A. Ripley '9S, F. F. Hinl1le '99, H. Boocock 1900.
 Those playing to-day are R. H. Crow ell '9s, J. Reid '99, w. B. Smith '99, F. c. Havemeyer 1900, c. F. Tiffany 1900, H. R, Winthrop 9S, w. D. Kountze '99, R. s. White '99, H. Moore 1900, L. Cogs- well '99, s. A. Smith '99, J. w. Barney | 1900, R. B. Robertson 1900. | Contestants will arrange to play with other men scheduled for the same day NOTES.
 | The Schiller club at a recent meet | ing elected officers. The object of this | club is to discuss Schiller's literary aims and theories. All the light of re- cent transators will be brought to bear upon obscure portions of the text.
 A meeting ofthe Taft school club was held Tuesday evening in 51 Vanderbilt. It was decided to hold a smoker early in December The committee appoint ed to make arrangements for it con- sists of H.. W. Chambers '99 and R. Townsend 1900S
 A meeting of the Cutler club was held last evening in 29 Vanderbilt and 1 the following, officers for the ensuing | year were elected: President, J. R. Livermore; treasurer, A. G. Vanderbilt '99; secretary, F. M. Davies '99; supper committee, J. s. Rogers '9s; J. B. Adams '99, and H. P Wickes 1900. A banquet is to be held some time next term on date to be set by the supper committee.
 The following men will play in the final round of the University chess tournament: w. M. Murdoch '9SS., F. A. Lehlbach '9S, H. Logan 1900, J. c. Pick l cit 1900, L. A. Cook 1900, A. M. Webb 1901.
 Each man will play two games with every other man and must send his full score to l.. A. Cook, 116 West Di- vinity, before Saturday, November 2O The two men with the best score will play in the intercollegiate tournament at New York, and the two next best will act as substitutes.
 | There will be a meeting of the And over School club at 6:45 o'clock this evening in 176 Lyceum.
 The Newton A. A. football team will probably be Harvard's opponent in sec ret practice this week.
 The Andover-Exeter game will be played at Exeter on Friday, November F.
 The championship game in the Con- necticut Interscholastic league will be played between the Hillhouse and New Britain High schools at the field on Saturday, unless the pressure to have it played in Hartford is successful. The Harvard lineup in the last game played before the Yale-Harvard game on November 13 was as follows: Rich ardson, right end; Donald right tackle; Haskell, right guard; Doucette, center; Bouve, left guard; Swain, left tackle; Graydor, left end; Cochrane, quarter; Savin, right half back; Parker and Dib- ble, left tackle; Houghton and Warren, full back
 The inter-class championship game between 9S and 1901 will be played at 230 p. m.
 The regular meeting of the Freshman union was held last night. The subject for debate, Resolved, That the jury system be abolished" The speakers were w. M. Maltbie and l.. H. Bron-