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...will be given before the debate, at the Union at 6.30 o'clock, at which the following will be present: The presiding officer; the judges; D an Ames of the Law School; Dean Briggs; Mr. I. L. Winter; Mr. W. P. Vail, chairman of the Princeton Debating Committee; Professor Covington, coach of the Princeton team; F. O. White '99, coach of the Harvard team; R. C. Bruce '02, president of the Harvard University Debating Club; M. Seasongood 2L., and Harvard graduate coaches...
...following men have been chosen to represent Princeton in the debate with Harvard on March 26: R. A. Blair P.G., R. B. Reed '03, R. W. Anthony '02, and R. Ely '02, alternate. The team will be coached by Professor H. F. Covington...
...most prominent candidates for the presidency and it is highly probable that he will be called to fill the place. President Robinson was graduated at Brown in 1838 and at Newton in 1842. He preached for a while in the South and was professor of Hebrew at Covington, Ky., in the theological seminary until the anti-slavery agitation changed the charter of the seminary. He then went to the Rochester Theological Seminary in 1853, and in 1872 he was elected president of Brown University, succeeding Dr. Alexis Caswell...
...father removed to Covington in 1842, and soon established himself in the profession of law. In 1844 he was married to Elizabeth N. Chase, having by her one son. She died in 1849, and in 1852 my father was again married to Clara F. Weston, of Louisville, Ky., daughter of Hon. Charles L. Weston, then mayor of the city. The following table will show my family...
...near the residence of the Hon. John G. Carlisle, Speaker of the House of Representatives, and an intimate professional friend of my father. In this house I have resided all my life, excepting the six last years,-two spent at Exeter, four at Cambridge. Graduating at the Covington Grammar school in 1876 and the High school in 1878, I spent two years at Exeter, preparatory to entering Harvard. I passed at the July examination, 1880, with honors and conditions alike invisible. Travelling in Italy during the summer preceding my entrance to college, I became acquainted with Redburn of our class...