The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-01
THE RELAY TEAM CHOSEN
YALE MEN VH0 VILE RUN IN THE
 E. 4. 4. INDOOR GAMESK

Philadelphia by the Y. G. A. and Team
 From U. of P.-Organ Recital in the
 Chapel To-day by Mir, Jepson-This
 Weeks Lectures
 in the indoor games given by the Boston Athletic association was chosen yesterday by track team trainer Keene Fitzpatrick. the games are in Boston on Saturday next, February 5th.
 The race is for mile and each man will run quarter. Those chosen were w. John son '99, c. Ordway 1900, A. II. Richardson 1901, and I. V. Richards 1900 $, The sub stitutes are; c. Dudley 1900 $, and Bascom Johnson 1900. There were in all about if- teen candidates.
 Richardson and Richards, both Freshmen, distinguished themselves by the work III the fall games. Substitute Dudley was half back on last years Varsity eleven.
 The Yale Gymnastic association has ar ranged for joint gymnaStic exhibition With the University ot Pennsylvania to take place the evening of Saturday, February l2th, at the Academy of Music, Phiada!- phia.
 The teams will give an exhibition on the living rings and in tumbling. $. Peterson, F. G., will give an exhibition or sub swinging The Yale team will consist of eight men: ". K. Shepard, r. C.. $. Peter '99 S. F. T. Anderson '9s $, F. A. Lehlbach, and two others to be selected later
 ORGAN RECITAL.
 MT. H. B. Jepson will give his seventh or Battell chapel. The following programme will be rendered.:
 John Sebastin Bach-Prelude and tugue ill
 G major.
 Horatio w. Parker-"Vision," concert piece
 No. ?, in major.
 A. Chauvet-Pastorale
 Leon Boelhmann-Sute Gothique: i, Choral;
 ?, Minuet; 3, Priere d Notre Dame;
 4, Toccata.
 The eighth recital will be given in Battell chapel Tuesday afternoon, February Sth.
 LECTURES THIS WEEK.
 The following lectures are scheduled to take place during the week:
 Professor. Hoppin will deliver lecture on The Sienese School, Ideal and Reli- gious," this afternoon at o'clock in the south gallery of the Art School
 At 7:30 this evening Professor Chsttenden will lecture before the Philosophical clu', in room B1, Osborn Hall, on Growth and Development Considered from Chemico- Physiological Standpoint"
 On Thursday Hon. Joseph L.. Barbour of Hartford will deliver the third public lee ture in the Kent club course in College Street Hall at o'clock His subject will be Little Things in Great Russia"
 Friday afternoon at 7 o'clock the Key. Edwin $. Lines, D. D.. of St. PauPs church, New Haven, will speak before the Liturg- ical society of the Divinity school in Mar quand chapel. Christian Worship in the Early Christian Literature will be the sub-
 CHESS ORGANIZATION.
 A meeting of chess players of Yale and New Haven was held in the New Haven House, and it was voted desirable to form a club to represent New Haven and Yale. A formed Il W. Seeley acted as chairman of the meet ing and D. D. Lambert as secretary. Sev- eral addresses were made by chess players who were present favoring the proposed the Young Mems Institute had been offered the club, and this is likely to be accepted, as the permanent club quarters. The com ing week the leaders in the proposed move loyrs of chess in the. city, and the next meeting will be held in the rooms of the Young Mems Institute next Saturday eve ming to complete the permanent organiza- ing about forty were present, nearly half of whom were members of the university.
 SENIOR MILITARY ORGANIZATION.
 The first meeting ., Of members m of the Sc, handed in their names to Lieutenant Mur- ray for the military company was held yes terday afternoon from to 5:30. The reg ular hours for this company will be those given above, on Mondays.
 The Sheffield Senior company will meet Tuesdays from 3 to 1, and the first meeting for organization and regular company drill will be held during those hours this after noon
 The annual smoker of the St. Pauls School club was held last night at the Ton tine. quartette from the University Glee club and one from the University Banjo club were present and assisted very mate rially in the pleasure of the occasion.
 J. o. Rodgers, '9S, took permanent charge of the freshman crew candidates on SatuI- day.
 A. G. Ward, '9S, has left college to go to the Klondike. He will sail from Seattle March 1st.
 There was an important business meeting of the Cincinnati club last evening at 2a College street,
 Five men from the Y. G. A. team will take part in an exhibition given at the Newark Y. NJ. C. A. next Saturday evening. for the Edgar Allen Poe club for the pres ent term: President, w H, Field, go vice-president, J. E. Adams, '99 and secre tary, Huntington Mason, 99.
 will be held Wednesday evening at the Ton tine hotel Among the guests will be Rev w. c. Thayer, head master of St. Marks and MT. W. E. Olmsted, formerly of St Marks, now head master of the Pomfret school
 A meeting of the Semitic club will be held this evening at S:30 in room A, Eas, Divinity hall. Dr. Haskell will read "Rashes Commentary on Genesis ii.' At meeting of the Mathematical club to be held this evening at 7:30 in the Sloane laboratory, w. NJ. Strong and pr. w. A. Granville will read papers on "Some Elementary Principles and Application ot the Theory of Multiplicites" and "The Number Concept respectively. At meeting the Chess club it was de cided to hold a series of inter-class tean fIhn naL .aln d. hn ,4x.t by four players. The temporary captains have been appointed as follows: For '9S F. A, Lehlbach; for 99, H, C.. Robbins; fol 1900, H, Logan; for 1901, "A. M Webb.
 The following Harvard football candl dates have been called out for spring prac tice: Houghton, Mills. Cochrane, Donald Richardson. c. NJ. sargent, Ianray, T, E Catlin, Fairbanks, Farley Holden. John son, W. Adams, Dayton, Swain, Boal. Bur den, Parker, Warren, A. k. Sargent, Lewis Gray, Trainer, Sands Fay. Hatch Lee. A Davis, J. c. B. Davis. Livermore, Barney NJ, Shaw, Heard, Edmunds, o. D. Talbot Hallowell, J. Lawrence. Talbot 19OO Pay ton, Kasson, Burnett, Ellis. Kendall Reid Daly, Fincke, Nickerson, sawin Brayton Littig, Bartley and Mcguire. Sixteen oi these are either of the University eleven ol substitutes.
 TO-NIGHT's POLO.