The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-16
NEWS OF THE UNIVERSITY
LECTURE BY PROFESSOR KNIGHT,
 OF ST. ANDREWS, TO-NIGHT.

ment Io-morroW Evening-lntersoho-
 lastic Tennis Tournament.
 This evening in Osborn hall Profes-
 sor Knight, professor of moral philoso- phy at St. Andrews, will lecture on the
 subject Browning, with Personal
 "Reminiscences" instead of "Personal "Reminiscences of Tennyson and
 Browning" as previously announced. Tomorrow evening he will lecture on "Clough and Arnold.' The professor
 is one of the best known literary men
 of the country and has made himself famous by his ten-volume edition of
 Wordsworth and "Wordsworthiana." :"
 He has contributed largely to literary history of the country. MEETING OF FOOTBALL MEN. A meeting of all men who intend try ing for the university football team will be held this evening in the trophy
 room of the gymnasium. This meeting has been called in order to make some
 estimate of the material which will be available for the team next fall. l Spring practice will shortly be held and light work will be started with view to developing the backs. Several | former football men will be here and assist in coaching the men who present | themselves as candidates for positions | behind the the line, on kicking and catching.
 The usual trials in bunting will be held the latter part of May. Three sil-
 yer cups will be given to the winners of 1 the contest.
 LAW SCHOOL JOURNAL. | The March number of the Law School
 Journal will appear tomorrow and it will contain the following articles: What Causes of Action May be Joined | in One Count Uader the Connecticut
 Practice Act" by Samuel o. Prentice | of the Connecticut superior court;
 ''The Lampson Will Case by Stafford | D. North of Batavia, N. Y., judge and surrogate of Genessee county, New
 York. "Lynching; Its Causes and Cure" by J. D. Proffitt, '97 l.. S. The | usual number of editorials, comments, recent cases, book notices and maga- zine notices will complete the number. BOYS CLUB ENTERTAINMENT. 1 The freshman committee in charge of
 the Boys club has arranged for an en- | tertainment to be given at the Boys club tomorrow evening. The pro- gramme will include selections by a number of men from the Apollo Banjo l club and a quartette from the Fresh
 man Glee club. A team from the Y. C.. | A. will be present and will give an ex- | hibition. Several men will give solos and recitations, and refreshments will | be served at the close of the entertain ment.
 INTERSCHOLASTIC TENNIS TOUR NAMENT The National Tennis association has offered prize to represent the inter | scholastic tennis championship of the 1 United States to be contested for at l Newport the coming summer by the ! winners of the tennis tournaments held l this spring at Yale, Princeton, Har- yard and Columbia.
 | FRESHMAN UNION. The regular meeting of the Freshman union was held last evening in Union ] hall. The subject for debate was: "Re- | solved, That the license of the press
 should be restricted. The speakers on ] the affirmative were G. B. Lowell and ! G. P. Greenhalgh; on the negative, L.. l N. Futter and F. R. Series.
 YALE LOG | At meeting of the Brooklyn club held Monday evening it was decided to l hold a banquet on April 4. | The football game next fall between l the Yale team and the Carlisle Indians
 will be played in New Haven on Octo-
 Der 22.
 The banquet of the Renaissance club
 which was to have been held in New
 York last evening was indefinitely post poned.
 Rev. Cornelius l.. Kitchel M. A., in
 structor in Greek, has edited Plato's | Apology and Crito, which will appear next Saturday.
 The Hotchkiss club will hold a srnok-
 CT at o'clock this evening at the Ton tine in place of the banquet previously announced.
 l The annual banquet of the Yale AL
 bany Alumni association was held at
 Albany last evening. Professor H. M.
 Reynolds responded to the toast "Yale." "
 A quartette from the glee club, com {, posed of F. G. Stalter, P. G., H. E. But 1 Ter '98, F. w. Sheehan '9S and J. c. Me-
 Lauchlan '9S, was present. The Berkeley association was last night addressed by the Rev. Dr. George William Douglas of Trinity church. | There was a large number present and his address was listened to with much 1 interest.
 l The management of the university 1 golf club is negotiating with the man. agers of each of the most prominent clubs in this part of the country for l games to be played this spring. The teams will be composed of from eight
 to ten men and 1t is proposed to secure
 as many games as possible in order to I prepare for the intercollegiate in l May.
 \ The March number of the Yale "Lit'' I appeared yesterday afternoon. An in- novation in the way of criticism of the contents will appear in to-day's is ! sue of the Yale News. The contents
 of each issue of the magazine will here
 after be criticised by the News. l At a meeting of the Yale Record board held last night c. E. Hay '99 was 1 elected chairman of the board for next year and H. H. Tompkins '99 business manager.
 l HARVARD FOOTBALL.