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...October number of the Hamilton Lit. is too heavy, as usual. Here are the titles of some of the articles: "An Ancient and Modern Battle as Typical of the Old and the New Civilization," "Humanity in Poetry," "True Partisanship," "A Criticism on the Representative Orators of the American Bar." How long will it be before the average college student finds out that he cannot write much that is worth reading on such subjects? He evidently has not found...
...Hamilton Monthly has articles on a dead thing and a dead person: Civil Service Reform and William Cullen Bryant; would it not be well if both were left to sleep in peace...
...Channing, George Locke Cheney, Herbert Morison Clarke, Edward Howard Cobb, Charles Rich Comey, Osborne Sargent Curtis, Arthur Percy Cushing. Charles Daniels, Louis Bailey Dean, Benjamin Humphrey Dorr, Franklin Asaph Dunbar, Edward Somerville Ellicott, Irving Elting, Philip Van Rensselaer Ely, Zebina Allston Gleason, Henry Goldmark, Augustus Coe Gurnee, Charles Albertus Hamilton, Louis Hancock, John Butterworth Harding, Charles Harrington, Melvin Hasbrouck, Edward Rogers Hastings, Henry Clinton Hay, Andrew Duff Heffern, Parke Woodbury Hewins, John Russell Holmes, Charles Wells Hubbard, Edward Browne Hunt, Ernest Jackson, Lawrence Jacob, Benjamin Newhall Johnson, Edward Francis Johnson, Joseph French Johnson, Arthur Mason Jones, Walter Kessler, Philip Coombs...
ATHLETICS.Yale. - The Athletic Meeting of this college was held on May 29 at Hamilton Park, New Haven, before a small audience. There were few entries, and as several events did not fill, men were allowed to enter at the post. 100-yards, F. W. Brown, '78, S. S., 10 1/4 sec.; running high jump, O. D. Thompson, '79, and Jewett, '79, tied at 5 ft. 2 in.; half-mile, H. Livingston, '79, 2 min. 8 sec., not 2 minutes as reported in our last issue; tug of war, '81; throwing baseball, W. J. Hutchinson, '80, 343 ft. 8 in.; Senior...
...young ladies of the Abbott Academy at Andover, and has no resemblance whatsoever to its namesake at Yale. The articles are all short, and very amusing. We are very sorry, however, to find the young ladies of Abbott Academy admiring the "Story of Avis," for, although Gail Hamilton's severe attack prejudiced us in its favor, we consider it one of the most absurd of recent novels, which is saying a good deal...