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...School in 1855, and the same year was admitted to the New York bar. From 1856 to 1870 he was engaged in journalism. In 1872 he was chosen assistant professor of rhetoric, and in 1876 was appointed Boylston professor of rhetoric and oratory, which position he has held ever since. At Commencement last June the University conferred upon him the honorary degree of LL.D...
...extermination of the gray wolves which molested their herds, until in 1889 all seemed to have vanished. Gradually, however, the wolves learned to avoid the poisoned baits and traps, and communicated this knowledge to others. Adaptation to new conditions brought safety, and wolves are now almost as numerous as ever...
With a smoothness and ease acquired by experience, and a reception which called forth the greatest efforts of the cast, the play seemed better than ever. From the opening chorus to the ensemble at the end, both actors and authors received an ovation, and the songs were encored so many times that the play ended very late...
...follows: N. M. Thomas '05, J. L. Semple '05, W. M. McCormick P.G. The following are alternates: E. W. Riggs '04, P. A. Moore '04, K. M. McEwan '05. McCormick was awarded the Trask prize for the best speaking in the trials. None of the men selected have ever represented Princeton in an intercollegiate debate...
...last vesper service of the college year will be held this afternoon in Appleton Chapel at 5 o'clock. The program of music is as follows: "The Day Thou Gavest Now is Ended." Woodward: "The King of Love." Shelley: "Angels ever Bright and Fair," Handel...