The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-03-08
YAlE NOTES OF INTEREST.
TwELFTH ORGAN RECITAL.

twelfth and last organ recital this sea-
SON. He viii be assisted by Mr. Craft,
one of his pupils. Mr. Chandler an
other pupil, was to have assisted, but
will be unable to do so on account of
Illness. The public is invited to attend
the recital.
THIS WEEKS LECTURES,
Professor Cross read paper on "a
Method of Literary Study" before the
English club last evening at Z o'clock
in the English seminary room, 1876 Elm
street.
To- day-Lecture in the south gallery
of the Art school by Professor Hoppin
on Some Early Florentine Painters
at p. m.
Professor D. c. Eaton, Beatrice
DEste and Lodovico II Moro" North
Sheffield hall at 8.
Semitic club. Professor Saunders,
"Rashi's Notes on Genesis w." room
A, East Divinity hall, at $3.50 o'clock
p, m.
Thursday-Mr Ewell, "xroneclzer's
Theory of Characteristics-Info
Analysis and Geometrical Intuition"
Mathematical club. Sloane laboratory,
at 1880.
DR.. Livingston Farrand of Columbia
university, Primitive Conceptions of
Crime and Punishment from the Psy-
Geological Standpoint" Philosophical
club, room B1. Osborn hail. at 1880
o'clock p. m.
Chemical club, paper by HI. u. Nc
Dermott on chemical Processes of Di-
gestion by Vegetable Engines"
H. C. Jackson, Demonstrations of
Kynurenic Acid" Sheffield biological
laboratory, 7:45 p. m.
Friday-Professor Brewer, ''The For
est States" North Sheffield hall at 8
p. m.
Professor w. H. Goodyear '67, Uni
versity Extension course, Roman
esque Cathedrals, tOOO-12Oo A. d."
Warner hall at s.
Saturday--C Classical club reading of
Lucians ALEXANDER" by w. e. Conk-
lin.
j.. D. Wolcott, paper on 1.-THE Order
of Words in Attic Inscriptions" room
20, Phelps hall, at 1880 p. m.
J. ]. Dunn, adam de la Halle, Poet
and Musician of the Thirteenth Centu-
ry.' Modern Language club, room CT
Osborn hall, at s.
Colonel Henry Watterson, Money
and Morals" Colony Historical society
course, Colony Historical society build
ing, at s p m.
FOOTBALL DATES.
"A new departure has been instituted
this year in the formation of next
falls football schedule. The policy of
past years in placing the Princeton
game after the Harvard one has been
abandoned. Next year the game with
Princeton will be played at Princeton
on November 12. The Harvard game
has been correspondingly moved ahead
one week, and it will take place in
New Haven on the 10Th of the same
month.
For the first time in the history Of
football Yale will play Princeton at
Princeton. No extra preparations,
however, will be necessary, as all the
seating accommodations which were
used in the Harvard-Princeton game
last fall are still available. No difficult
ty is expected in the matter of trans
portation, as the Pennsylvania railroad
has expressed its ability to furnish adj
equate facilities.
KENT CLUB DEBATE.
The Kent club held meeting last
evening at 7.30 in room rs at the law
school. The subject for debate was the
same as that of last week: Resolved,
That the law school baseball team
should take trip south" The speak
ers were T. F. Noone and J. K. Blake
for the affirmative and G. L. Hedges
and g. B. Douglas for the negative.
MORE-FRESHMAN GAME.
AT the recent meeting Of the fresh
man faculty 1t was decided not to allow
any freshmen sophomore baseball
game this spring and probably in the
future This action was taken in re-
gard to last years freshman class NOM
iralIy because of disorder at the prom
concert but actually on account of the
general disturbance and danger Incl
dent to the game, which has been in
creasing each year. These games are
played in May and are attended with
considerable disquiet, and their re-
moval this spring Is due to this rather
than to any misbehavior of the mem
bers of 1901 at this seasons concert.
PHI BETA KAPPA LECTURE.
A lecture under the auspices of the
Phi Beta Kappa society will be deliv-
cred by Horace d. Taft of WATERFOWL
on the evening Of Monday, March a.
in AL Osborn hall The subject of the
lecture will be "The Main Object of
Civil Service Reform"
MEDICAL JOURNAL CONTENTS.
The March number Of the Yale Medi-
cal Journal will be on sale to-day. The
contents will be as follows: "'Appendi-
: citig," A. E. Currier, M. D., Of New
York; ''Retroversion and Ventrification
of the Uterus" DIR. Ralph Seelye OF
Springfield; Diabetes Mellitus," lee
ture delivered before the Yale Medical
Alumni, r. Fl. Fitz, M. D.; "Empyema
Of the Accessory Tissues of the Nose, =
DR.. II. e. Smyth Of Bridgeport; "a
Case of Gigantism." w. H Carmalt OF
the Yale Medical school. Beside these
articles there are the usual alumni
notes and the programme of the papers
to be read before the American Alumni
association in Denver.
NOTES.
The Cutler club banquet will be given
at the Tontine hotel on Friday, March
IL, at o'clock
We'll of New Haven will furnish the
music for the Senior german and the
Senior promenade.
The Renaissance club will hold their