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LEAVITT & PEIRCE.LOST. - At the base ball game May 30, in section O, one pocket book containing diamond pin and coin marked on inside cover compliments of Rochester Brewery Co., Boston Branch. Suitable reward will be given by leaving same at Leavitt & Peirce...
...much sharper game than at first. After a hard struggle Hoppin won 7-5. In the third set Hoppin weakened perceptibly. Orcutt did some great volleying and won with a score of 6-2. Hoppin took a decided brace in the fourth and paid Orcutt back in his own coin, winning by the same score 6-2. The last set also went to Hoppin, though only after a hard fight. Both players did remarkable placing in this set and the result was very doubtful for some time. The score was 6-4. The match was very interesting from start...
...does not put the country into a dangerous financial position. - (a) It is based on the act of 1878, and is therefore no untried innovation: Forum, Oct. '90. - (b) The coin is a substitutionary currency. - (c) It does not cause inflation: Nineteenth Century, Vol. 28, p.317...
...special room will be reserved in the Chittenden library at Yale for the University coin collection, which now numbers over...
...stock of leather goods in the stationery department has recently been considerably increased. It comprises new styles of bill rolls, coin bags, purses, card cases, traveling cases, cuff and collar sets, and leather-covered pocket inkstands...