The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-01-22

Box 5O-E. @. Trowbridge 80, j. II.
Spence 80, 7. A. Warren '99.
Box SIN. M. Ayers $685.. B. Bein-
ecke, ir., 1885,, j. Hess '9SS.
Box 52-T. NJ. McGraw '9S, w. S. Ray
'9S, w Dominick '9S, S. r. Kennedy.
Box 5S-E. Watrous '99.
Box Sd. Henry 80, III. B. r. Yer
gason '99.
Box 55-R. S. Palmer 1900, A. b. New
combe 1900, S. Camp 1900.
Box 56-H. Wright '9S, e. Burlin-
game '9S
Box 57-M. A. Stone, jr., 1900.
B. A. A. MEET.
The ninth annual indoor handicap
meet of the Boston Athletic association
will be held on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 5, In Mechanics hall, Boston. The
team races will be as follows: Yale VS..
Harvard, Dartmouth VS.. Brown, Har-
ward VS.. Columbia, Amherst VS.. Will
liams, Boston College VS.. Institute of
Technology and the Harvard class
teams.
The following men have been invited
to compete in special one-mile invita-
ton run: H. Speer 1900 of Yale, D.
Grant Of Harvard, J. r. Cregan of
Princeton, E. w. Mills of Harvard, A.
Grant and G. Orion of Pennsylvania
and Bray of Williams. The other
events are: Invitation 40-yard dash,
| 440 yard run, and the following handi-
cap events: 40 yard dash, 600 yard run,
| 1000 yard run. one mile run, As yard
high hurdle race, putting is pound shot,
and running high jump.
| The track will be 100 yards in cir
conference, with built-up turns. Prizes
will be given to first, second and third
in each event, except team races. En-
tries will close January 25.
| The Yale team will be chosen on Mon
day. January 81. Twelve men have been
training faithfully for some time past,
| and they are showing up in good form.
They are Bascom Johnson 1900 H. S.
Johnson '99, A. III. Richardson 1901, I.
Richards 19O0S, F. D. Cheney 1900, F.
H. Warren $685., A. Fl. Atha '99, P. C.
Kiefer 1901, and N. Beecher '9S.
DAY OF PRAYER FOR COLLEGES.
The day of prayer for colleges will
this year be observed on Sunday, Jan
uary 80, instead of January q, which
| is the day generally set for it's observ-
| ance. The attendance at the services
in previous years has not be as large
as hoped for. In fact the cessation
, from college duties obtained has been
used to a considerable extent as a gen.
| eral holiday.
This year the hope is that by holding
the meetings ON Sundays larger attend
ances and greater interest may be Sc
cured.
Shelf. DEBATE.
| The Sheffield debating club met in
room 81 North Sheffield hall last even
| ing. The question debated was ere
| solved, That Chinese immigration is
detrimental to the best interests of the
nation" The speaker were F. N. Platt
'9S, and r. R. Howard '9S, on the affir-
NATIVE, and A. K. Osgood '99 and r. A.
| Van Voast 1900 on the negative.
| Mr.. WILDER TO SPEAK.
Robert P. Wilder, one of the travel
| ing secretaries of the Student Volunteer
| Movement for Foreign Missions, spoke
| in Marquand chapel last evening.
YALE UNION.
| The regular meeting of the Yale
Union was held last evening in Alumni
| hall. The subject for debate was, Gre
solved, That large fortunes are a men,
ace to a democratic form of govern
ment."
| COMING EVENTS.
| The first rehearsal Of the Apollo Glee
club will be held the first Friday after
| Prom.
The indoor meet Of the rack associa-
| ton will be held in the armory the eve
| ming Of March IL.
| d. S. Smith 1900 has written two
step and has dedicated 1t to 1900. This
| two-step will be played at the sophie
! more german.
| If the ice is NOT fit for skating at
Lake Whitney to-day the hockey game
with Harvard will be played at st.
| Nicholas rink, New York.
| The special Prom. number of the Rec
| ord will appear on Monday The out
| side cover will be drawn by H. B. YER
| gason '99, and the center page drawing
| by r. M. Crosby '9S.
The following dates have been def
| nitely determined upon for the three
chamber concerts: Monday, February
7; Tuesday, March 80; and Monday
April IS.
|
4 OF LOCAL INTEREST.