The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-03
NEWS OF THE UNIVERSITY
F. c. BROWN APPOINTED TEMPO HAIRY CAPT. OF FFREsHMANC CREW.

Was Right Guard on Last Falls Univer- slty Football Team-Annual Banquet of St. Marks School Club at the Tontine Last Night-February Number of the Medical Journal.
 Francis Gordon Brown 1901, the big right guard on the university football team last fall has been appointed tenn porary captain of the freshman crew. Brown comes from Quogue, N. Y, and prepared for Yale at Groton school. The annual banquet of the St. Marks School club was held last eve- ming at the Tontine hotel. The din- ner was entirely informal and there were no toasts. Among the guests were theA Rev. W. G. Thayer, head master of St. Marks, and W. B. Olm- stead, who was connected with St. Marks for ten years. now head master of the Pomfret school, Pomfret, Conn.,, and they delivered informal speeches.
 THE MEDICAL SCHOOL.
 The second of the series of lectures under the management of the Alumni association of the Yale Medical school will be given by Professor Reginald H. Fitz, M. D., of Harvard university. This lecture will be held Wednesday evening, February g, at 8:15 o'clock, in room Al Osborn hall. Dr. Fitz is pro- lessor Of theory and practice of medi- cine at Harvard and was at one time editor in-chief of the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal The subject of his lecture before the university will be "Diabetets Melitus, with Special Reference to it's Pancreatic Origin and Certain Features of Clinical Import ance."
 The February number of the Yale Medical School Journal appeared with the following contents: "Roentgen Rays-Diagnosis of Pulmonary Tuber- culosis and Other Diseases of the Lungs and Heart" by J. Edward Stub bert, M. D.; ''The Etiology of Yellow Fever" by Robert Wilson, Jr.. M. D.; Hereditary Influence or Family Ten dency as a Predisposing Cause of Cas- tric Ulcer," by John D. Allen, M. D.; and the usual editorials, correspond ence, medical progress and society re- ports, with the hospital, clinic and alumni notes. E. D. Smith '99, M. s., of Peru, N. Y, and A. B. Won Tobel '99 M. S., of Torrington, Conn.,, have been elected to the editorial board.
 GYMNASTICS.
 The Yale Gymnastic association team will give an exhibition at the Newark, N. J., Y. M. c. A. on Satur- day evening, February B. The follow ing men will take part in the different events:
 Horizontal bars-R. G. Clapp '99 S., w. l.. Otis 1900, w. r. Sharpe and F. A. Lehlbach '98.
 Rings-W. L. Otis 1900, F. T. Ander- son '98 S., F. A. Lehlbach '95.
 Parallel bars-F. T. Anderson '98 S., w. l.. Otis 1900, R. G. Clapp '99 S., and F. A. Leh1bach '9S.
 Yum mbling-R. G. Clapp '99 s.. w. l.. Otis 19OO F. T. Anderson 9S S., w. F. Sharpe.
 DEBATIVE
 The sophomore debating club-The Wigwam-will meet this evening at S:15 at Stewards cafe. The subject for debate will be, Resolved, That Yale's Policy Toward Cornell is Wise One" J. D. Dana and F. B. Adams will be the leaders of the opposing arguments.
 FRESHMAN UNION.
 A meeting of the Freshman union was held Tuesday night The subject for debate was, Resolved, That the Cubans Should Be Recognized as Bel ligerents by the United States" The speakers on the affirmative were F. B. Makepeace, Jr., and A. H. Gleason; on the negative, M. H. Warren and l.. H Bronson, Jr. By vote of the house the debate was given to the negative.
 The subject for debate February will be- Resolved, That the Powers Are Justified in Interfering in Chinese Affairs The speakers will be A. F, yaggy and R. Spalding on the affirma- tive: o, Crawford and T. w. DanZigeI on the negative.
 NEW YORK YALE DINNER.
 The following notice has been sent out by the secretary of the Yale Alum nj association of New York:
 "A dinner will be given under the auspices of the Yale Alumni associa- tion of New York, and under the management of the committee named below, at Sherry's, corner of Thirty seventh street and Fifth avenue, on Monday evening, February A. at o'clock.
 ''AlI Yale men, whether members or not, and wherever residing, are invit- ed The price of the ticket, covering wines and cigars, is s5, the association paying all expenses beyond receipts from tickets.
 "The dinner will be served at small tables. Eight or twelve persons-pos- sibly moroccan secure 8 separate table upon or after purchasing tickets by making written application there for, giving the names of their party Such applications must be made on or before February 10. Requests or two or more persons to be seated together should be made on or before the same date, but such requests received up to the day of the dinner will be compiled with so far as possible. Where no re- quests are made seats will be assigned by the committee.
 Applications for tickets, seats and tables should be sent by mail to Will liam A. Copp. Esq, treasurer, 35 Wal street, New York. Applications for tickets should be made on the enclosed card, and should be accompanied by check.
 ''The debating team and football team will be guests.
 Julian w. Curtiss, Sec,
 '16 Beekman St., New York" HARVARD CRIMSON EDITORIAL