The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-10
Y.i r NOTES.

{! The reception rendered by the Yale members from 1902 was held at the club | last evening. There was a special mu- /, sical programme and supper was l served.
 i The Bethany Mission has elected the
 following officers for the ensuing year: ; Superintendent, A. A. Thomas 19O1 as- sistant superintendent, George Dewey !, 1902; treasurer, George Clarke 1901; sec 1 retary, H. M. Robbins 1902: librarian | W. s. Garnsey 1902.
 | The candidates for coxswain of the ] freshman crew have been reduced to the following: Bond, Minor, Gould Orthwein, Lounsbury and Thatcher.
 The training table for the freshman crew will be started tomorrow at the corner of Chapel and High streets. Eighteen men, including two cox swains will report there for dinner on
 Wednesday evening.
 Spring football practice will start the first day after the Easter recess, Thursday, April 19. All those men who have received notice to report for
 
 ready to report for work on the first day. car will start from the gym nasium for the field at 4 o'clock.
 The itinerary of the university team on the Easter trip is as follows:
 Wednesday, April 11-Leave New Ha- ven at 9.35 a. m., arrive at New York at 11:25. Address, Murray Hill hotel. Game at Fordham grounds, One Hun dred and Ninetieth street and Third avenue. Leave New York via Central Railroad of New Jersey foot of Liberty street of Whitehall, at 12 midnight.
 Thursday, April 12-Arrive at Wash ington at 7:30 a. m. Address, Arling ton hotel. Game with Georgetown university at Georgetown.
 Friday, April 13-Leave Washington at 10 a. m. via Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Arrive, Baltimore, Camden station 1045. Address, Hotel Stafford. Game with University of Meriden at Union Park. Leave via Chesapeake line, pier IS, Light street, at 6;3O D. m
 Saturday, April 14-Arrive Old Point Comfort at 6:10 a. m. Address, Fly geia hotel. Trip by boat to Norfolk, Va, at D. m., where Boston League is played on Norfolk grounds, returning at 5:45.
 Sunday, April 15-Leave Old Point via c. and o. railroad at D. m Ar rive at Richmond at $50 Dinner at Hotel Jefferson. Leave Richmond at 10:S0 D. m.
 Monday, April 1e-Arrive at Char lottesville, Va, at 2:45 a. m. Car may tNo teI 0 tel Gleason. Play University of Vir- ginia in afternoon. Leave Charlottes- vile via c. and o. railroad. 3:29 a. m. Tuesday. Car read for occupancy at 10 D. m.
 Tuesday, April 17-Arrive at Wash ington at 6:47 a. m. Address, Arlington hotel. Game at Georgetown in the af- ternoon. Leave Washington, Baltimore and Ohio station at 11:30 D. m. Car ready for occupancy at 10 p. m.
 Wednesday, April 18-Arrive in New York at q. m.
 The preliminary trials in the Academ- ic department of candidates for the Princeton debate were held yesterday afternoon in Al Osborn hall The sub ject debated was Resolved, That the Hay -Pauncefote treaty should be rati- fled in the form in which it was origi- nally submitted to the senate" Chaun- cey Wells, Clement Clark, C. P. Kitch- ell and N A. Smyth acted as judges
 The following men were retained and will represent the academic depart ment in the final trials on Tuesday at p. m.; w. s. Coffin 1900, M. S. Cressy 1900, J. Day 1901. c. Green 1900, R. II. | 1901, R. H. 'Ewell 1903, w. B. 1 Howe 1901, F. w. Ong 1900, T. w. | Swan 1900, A. Tulin 1903.
 At these trials the Thacher prize will | be awarded for the best speech from ! m academic man, by a committee other than that which chooses the men. This has not yet been decided on.
 Yale will announce her choice of sides for the Princeton debate Tuesday. April 10.