The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-04-01
FOR THE TEN EYCK PRIZE
JUNIOR EXHIBITION AND CONTEST
Ar BATTELL CHAPEL TODAY.


This weeks issue of the Alumni
Weekly, which appeared yesterday,
contains an excellent likeness and
short sketch of history of each of the
eight men who will contest for the Ten
Eyck prizes. The junior exhibition
and contest will be held in Battell
chapel at 8 o'clock this afternoon. The
Henry James Ten Eyck prizes, for
which the annual competition is held,
comes from fund of $1,000 established
in 1888 in memory of the man whose
name it bears.
The men are Robbins Battell Ander-
son of Duluth, Mimi, Horace Jewell
Fenton of Willimantic, George Dana
Graves of Manchester, N. H., Alfred
Bates Hall of Chester, Isham Hender-
son of Louisville, Ky, John Pease Nor
ton of Los Angeles, Cal, Howard
Chandler Robbins of Springfield, Mass,
Henry Robinson Shipman of Hartford.
The following men will compose the
Yale Glee club on the trip during the
Easter vacation:
First tenors-G. G. Schneider '9S, e.
g. Stalter, L S., D. H. Gillespie '9S, A.
j. Baker 1900 M. Douglas 1900, Schnee-
lock 1901.
Second tenors-H. e. Butler '9S, NJ
B. Young '9S s., E. T. Noble '99, j. S.
Porter '99, c. F. Parker '9S S., A. E.
Richards '9S.
First bass-F. w. Sheehan 9s, f. T.
TT nj T n VIZ
Simmons 1900, R. Russell 1900.
Second bass-H. S. Borden '9S, H. M.
Wilson 90, f. H. King SO, c. S. Brooks
1900, M. X. Parker 1901, K. Spalding
1901.
The Banjo club consists of the fol-
lowing men:
Banjeaurines-L. Mitchell '99 S., c. C.
Conway '99 S., G. S. Chappell '99, E.
A. Mccullough '99 s., C. f. Sweet 49,
Banjos-E. H. Clark 1900 S., H. B.
Wilcox '9S.
Piccolo-S. r. Kennedy '9S.
Guitars-W. f. Dominick '9S, Fl. M.
Morgan '99, w. B. Ford, L. S., A. R..
Baldwin '9S, C. M. Fair '99, N. S. Street
49,
Mandolins-R. P. Loomis 80, M. D.
'Cello-E. Learned so.
Thursday April Leave New York
via Old Dominion Steamship Princess
Ann" pier rs North River at 3 p. m.
Friday, April S-Arrive Old Point
Comfort, Va, at 10 a. m. Address, Hy-
geia hotel.
Saturday, April 9-Concert at Hamp-
ton school at p. m; concert at Hy-
geia hotel at 5 p. m.
Sunday, April 10-Leave Old Point
Comfort via Washington and Norfolk
steamboat at 7:20 p. m.
Monday, April 11-Arrive at Wash
ington at 7:3 a. m. Clubs will be
transferred at s a. m. to Ebbitt house,
corner Fourteenth and F. streets. Re
ception at p. m. rendered by Mrs q.
M. Gallaudet at Kendall Green. Con-
cert at p. m. at National Rifles ar
mory followed by dance given by Mrs.
r. R. Hit, 1907 K street Address,
care of Ebbitt house.
Tuesday, April 12-Leave Washington
at a. m. via B. and O. R.R. to Wayne
Junction, where connection will be
made with Black Diamond Express via
Lehigh Valley r. r. for Wilkesbarre,
Pa Connection will be made here with
the D. and H. Canal r. r., arriving
at Scranton at $40 p. m. Concert at
Lyceum theater at s p. m. Clubs will
attend Easter assembly at Scranton BIZ
cycle club corner Washington and
Olive streets, after the concert. The
clubs will be guests of Scranton alum
nj and undergraduates during their
visit. Address, care Lyceum theater.
Wednesday, April 13-Leave Scranton
via D. and H. Canal R. r. 10:45 a. m.
Arrive Wilkesbarre LBS a. m. Lunch
con at County club where afternoon
will be spent. Concert at the Nesbit
theater at p. m. Dance at Concordia
hall after concert. Privileges of West
moreland club extended, where smoker
will be given after dance. Clubs will
here also be guests of the alumni and
undergraduates Address, care Nesbit
theater.
Thursday, April IA Leave Wilkes
barre at 235 a. m. via Lehigh Valley
r. R., arriving New York, Cortlandt
and Desbrosses streets, at 1923 a. m.
Leave New York at a. m, arriving
New Haven at II a. m.
SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY BOARD.
At a recent meeting of the '9S edi-
torial board Of the Scientific Monthly
the following men from 99 S. were
chosen to condutc the paper for the
ensuing year: William Windus Knight
of st. Louis, Mo-; Henry Seidel Candy
of Wilmington, Del; William Walker
of Montclair N. j.; Walter Murray
Sanders of Montclair, N. j.. Howard
Lee Davis of Cincinnati, Hunter Nor
rison of Cincinnati, Osborn Atwater
Day Of New Haven. These men will
meet to organize the board next Mon
day night and will take charge with
the May number of the paper.
LYMAN BEECHER LECTURE.
President Tucker of Dartmouth gave
his eighth lecture on "How Preachers
Are Made and Unmade" yesterday af-
ternoon in Marquand chapel. These
lectures are in the Lyman Beecher
course.
JUSTICE BREWERS LECTURE.
Owing to the serious illness in his
family Justice David J. Brewer has
been compelled to postpone Indefinitely
the lecture which was to have been
given in Dwight hall Saturday evening.
Another date may be arranged later
His subject will be 1.-THE Twentieth
Century From Another Standpoint
SOPHOMORE WIGWAM
The regular meeting of the Sophie
more Wigwam was held last evening at
Stewards. The subject for debate was,
Resolved, That the Liberty of the
Press Should BE Restricted n NJ