The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-17
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

The class of 1904 in the Yale Law
 school will introduce an interesting in
 novation this year in establishing the
 custom of a triennial reunion.
 K. P. Grant, 1905 S., and c. G. Park hurst, 1906, have been taken on the track team training table.
 Since the practical settlement of the railroad troubles in relation to the labor
 matters with the car workers, much of the force of constabulary about the
 steamer c. H. Northam, the strike breakers hotel at Shop dock, has been | reduced.
 1 Recitations in Shelf will close for sen- { iors and juniors on June 6 at 6 D. m,
 and for freshmen, June s at D. m.
 Examinations will extend from June 8 !, to q.
 ] The New Haven High, school baseball
 nine recently played the Morgan High
 school at Clinton, and lost by the score
 Of 12 to.S
 { The directors of the American Oyster company, of this city, was held at the office. 109 Hallock avenue, Thursday afternoon, and the following officers were chosen: President, Franklin L. Homan; vice-president, J. Franklin Ho- man; secretary, S. M. M. Smith; treas urer, Henry E. Marsh A dividend of s per cent. was declared, payable June 1, and transfer books were ordered closed ten days prior thereao. The following men have been promo ted to the Shelf freshman honor divi- sions: J. c. Ady, c. H. Bell, J. G. Bow Ter, c. c. Hall, c. w. Hotchkiss. H. M. Gross, c. M. Hale, c. L. Moseley, I. Randall, H. L. Seward, c. E. Shepard, w. P. Stevens.
 Transfers of real estate in the town of Orange are: Campbell avenue, E. F. Bradley to Harriett A. Kleiner; Savin avenue, E. E. Bradley to R. II. War ner; Smith street, G. W. Humnhrey to Colonial Realty company; Highway, David John to Robert Treat Jr; Beach street, A. w. Marsden to Clara Bush; White street. Catherine Mccarthy to Edward Sweeney; Grove street, c. H. Miller to Frank Wilson; Derby park, Robert Treat to Albert Treat.
 The schedule for the Yale tennis team has been recently revised and is now as follows: May IA, Columbia at New Ha- ven; May 21, Harvard at New Haven; May 2S, Princeton at Princeton; June Il, Springfield Country club at Spring. field, Mass
 Daniel H. Moon, Jr, 1906 S., of Du- luth, Minn., has been elected captain of the freshman crew.
 Mrc TNlizahatl, p p Ioar+Ia4+ h.. foreclosed Ill feet of land on Redfield street in a proceeding against M w. Burwell, Susie K. Burwell and John J. Kraft.
 Roy Taylor. of Westville, went trout ing and was successful to the extent of thirteen fine trout.
 Dr. H. H. Ferris, professor of anato- my; pr. George McCurdy, professor of anthropology, and T. A. Bostwice, in charge of the Peabody museum, all of l Yale, have been in Shelton and boxed up the skeletons of the Indians found 1 in the mill yard of the Howe Ss Wilson | company. One of the skeletons is that | of a man six feet eight inches tall.
 The Edgewood juniors, of WestvilIe, 1 have received permission from MT. 1 Grelst to play in the Edgewood field i until new one can be procured. Mir. ! Greist's kindness is appreciated by the i boys.
 Alfred L. Ferguson, the old Yale end rush, is claimant for the honor of be- Ing the father of class boy for 1902. A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Ferguson on April 27 at their home in New York city, where MT Ferguson is in business. There is little doubt that this is the hrst son born to a member of the class since graduation, and young Master Ferguson will be presented with the handsome silver loving cup at the tri- snnial of the class here in June, 1905
 The second round in the Yale tennis .ourament must be played off by Tuesday. All those still in the first