Word: floors
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Zoological Club will meet Tuesday February 28, at 7.30 p.m. in room 3, fourth floor of the Museum. Papers will be presented on the following subjects: Development of Radial Symmetry in the Echinoderms. Structure and Development of the Molluscan Shell...
...Saturday. The money for building the house was forwarded by the faculty on condition that the school pledge itself to raise $500 each year. That amount was raised last year and the building was immediately begun. It is a Queen Anne cottage and very attractive in appearance. The first floor is devoted to a dressing-room and several store rooms for hurdles, etc. The second floor contains the baths, which are free to the students of the Academy...
Last Friday afternoon the Yale Infirmary was formally opened to the public. All the rooms and the hallway are hard-finished, the floors being of hard pine covered with rugs. The dining room, reception room and parlor are on the lower floor; the basement contains the kitchen and a servant's dining room. The second and third floors will be devoted to the patients. Every room is finished in heavy oak with iron bedsteads and besides being heated by steam contains an open fireplace. The halls are supplied with speaking tubes which connect every floor in the building. The infirmary...
projecting from three sides of this central room will be a series of small rooms to be used as consulting places for the instructors of the different departments. This series of outlying rooms will be entirely upon the ground floor, a sloping roof, about 15 feet above, forming the ceiling. Above this roof will be placed the large windows, thus making a kind of clerestory, and affording an abundance of light...
...recent meeting of the Yale senior class the following men were elected as a committee for the Senior Promenade; R. B. Wade, chairman; W. W. Smith, floor manager; L. Hay, J. T. Robinson, C. D. Jones, G. G. Martin, W. R. Begg, H. B. Barnes and G. T. Slade...