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...there will be held at Sherry's in New York, a benefit for Professor Gouspy, of the Racquet Club; most of the prominent amateurs in New York will be present, and J. E. Hoffman '96, and A. G. Thacher '97, have been invited to compete. The feature of the afternoon will be the bout between Professor Gouspy and Professor Rondelle of the Harvard Fencing Club...
...National Interscholastic Association will be held in New York City on December 28. The first business is to consider the best means for organization and management. It is likely, too, that the time and place for the first field meeting will be set. The association will greatly benefit track and field athletics, for it will bring together athletes from schools all over the country, and definite records will be established. The Harvard Interscholastic Association will be represented at the meeting on the 28th...
...sustained Judge Truax in his decision setting aside the clause of the Fayerweather will in which $3,000,000 is left to various colleges. By this decision Harvard loses $100,000; Yale, $150,000; and Brown, Wesleyan and Trinity, $50,000 each. The will as it now stands will benefit twenty colleges. The six New England institutions to receive bequests are: Yale, $450,000; and Dartmouth, Williams, Amherst, Wesleyan and Bowdoin, $250,000 each...
...immediate surroundings are concerned. To a great many people the conception of municipal government is that of a pawn in the game of national politics. But this is very remote from the fact. It is an independent community and is a trust to be managed for the benefit of the city...
...students of the Masschusetts institute of Technology gave a successful minstrel show Saturday evening, in Huntington Hall, for the benefit of the baseball association, which has been badly in debt for over a year. M. O. Leighton '96 had charge of the entertainment...