The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-17

D. c. TWichell:
 EXPENDITURE.
 Globe Ticket company. ..s......S 126.64 Marking seats ............. 57.50 Score board ................... 51.00 Straw .................. 6734 Food 3350 Police ..................... 207.00 Boxes etc 1850 Umpire's fee and expenses. .... 12S.90 Referees expenses ........ $500 Siens 9540 Carpentry, etc ................ 4S991 Printing S9S5 Financial union ................ 2,601 00 Miscellaneous ...........-....... 2S0.31
 Total expenditures ........... .$4 ,231. .35
 RECEIPTS.
 Tickets ..... .................. S1i ,5iS.0o Programme privilege .......... 1,01S.77
 Total receipts ............ $2S, 396.77
 Expenditures .... ............ 423l.35
 Net receipts $24 l65.42 Princeton's share .............. SIP 0S2.7l Yale's share ...................$l $l2 0o2.il
 The guarantee fund of $500 which was needed before the chamber con- certs could be renewed this year has been secured and three concerts will be given in College street hall, the pro- posed dates being February z, March 29 and April IS. The Kneisel quar- tette has been engaged and all neces- sary arrangements are rapidly being made Professor Perrin, who is the chairman of the committee, obtained the necessary fund by sending circular letters to patrons of music and those especially interested in the chamber concerts If the concerts are sufficient ly supported this year there is no req son why they should be discontinued hereafter.
 The biannual meeting of the Yale Alumni association of Fairfield county took place Friday afternoon at p. m. at the Seaside club house, Bridgeport. The officers for the past two years have been: President, Effingham Nichols, "A; presidents, Hon. Lyman D. Brewster, '55 Rev. Samuel Scoville. '57, Hon. Frederick St. J. Scoville. 49, Hon. Howard J. Curtis, S1; secretary, Rev. Alonzo N. Lewis; treasurer, Hon. George P. Carroll, 'S1. These were elected for the term of two years and their terms have now expired. In all | proba bility the above officers will be re- elected for the coming two years. Of | late years the meeting of the Alumni association have been once in two years | at which the usual alumni dinner is given.
 | r. H. Brooke and w. E. s. Griswold 1 will lead the Junior German. There are one hundred and thirty i candidates for Cornell's freshman crew | The average weight of the candidates for the freshman crew is 153 pounds. | The gymnastic team will give an ex- hibition in Hartford Tuesday night, ir which eleven men are to take part.
 Professor Horatio w. Parker has com. | posed a new oratorio entitled "St l Christopher" It will be rendered ir New York city in April
 The Princeton University catalogue has just appeared and gives the tota enrolment as 1065.
 | The freshman crew candidates are being coached by R. J. Cook, Payne Whitney, '9S, and J. c. Greenway.
 E. c. Storrow, captain of the Univer sity 'SS crew, has been appointed heat coach of the Harvard freshman crew.
 The annual smoker of the St. Paul: school club will be held at the Tontint | Hotel on Monday evening, Jonuary S1 l at o'clock All men who have evel been members of the school are cordial | ly invited to attend. There will be { 1 quartet from the Glee and Banjo club: | present.
 |