Word: fourth
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...scratch). Time 10 3 5 sec. Second heat, 1st, G. L. Collins '96 (5 yds.), 2nd H. A. Bull '95 (6yds.). Time 10 3-5 s. Third heat, 1st, N. W. Bingham jr., '95, (2 yds.), 2nd, E. S. Benedict '96 (5 yds ) Time 10 3-5 s. Fourth heat, 1st, E. Bloss '94 (1 yd.). 2nd, C. S. Fuller '96, (6 yds). Time 10 3-5 s. The heat for second men was won by H. A. Bull '95 in 10 3-5 s. The finals resulted in a close finish and was won by Bloss with Bingham second...
...Time 23 3 5 s. Second heat, 1st, G. L. Collins '96 (11 yds.), 2nd E. S. Benedict '96 (10 yds.), Time 23 2-5 s. Third heat, 1st, H. A. Bull '95 (13 yds.), 2nd, M. Green '96 (12 yds.). Time 23 2-5 s. Fourth heat, 1st, F. A. Dorman '94 (9 yds), 2nd, K. Brown '93, (10 yds.). Time 23 2-5 s. The final was won by Bowser in 23 2-5 s., and Bull and Collins ran a dead heat for second. Though some misunderstanding Bingham did not compete in the finals. As the time...
...Sketches," the second is the better. It is daintily done withal and a very pretty thing. The first is not so pleasing in its subject. but it is not bad. The second, third and fourth "Kodaks" are the best. The fifth is fair, but the scene was so much funnier than the description that it falls a little flat. The sixth is also fair...
...fourth and last lecture I would have for the maintaining, explaining and proving the validity of the ordination of ministers or Pastors of the churches, and so their administration of the sacraments or ordinances of religion as the same hath been practiced in New England, from the first beginning of it, and so continued at this day. Not that I would any ways invalidate Episcopal ordination as it is commonly called and practised in the Church of England; but I do esteem the method of ordination as practised in Scotland, at Geneva and among the dissenters in England...
...year has been offered by the committee to Rev. W. E. Griffis D. D., of Boston, although as yet no official acceptance of the offer has been received. We give in another column the extract from the will of the founder stating what shall be the subject of the fourth lecture. Rev. Mr. Griffis is a man of considerable prominence in his church and well able to treat this subject...