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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Chicago University is sending out the prospectus of the Journal of Political Economy, which will be published by the university press. This publication will be a quarterly, edited by Dr. J. Laurence Laughlin, Harvard '73, who is to be head professor of political economy and will deal with important questions in political economy, finance and statistics. Some of the most distinguished economists of Europe and the United States have already promised contributions for the Journal, the first of which will be issued this fall...
...hundred and twenty yard dash. Trials - S. M. Merrill (8 yds.), 22 2-5s.; N. H. White (14 yds.), and A. Johnson (12yds.), dead head, 22 2 5s.; A. Latham (16yds.), 22 1-5s.; W. E. Greenough (14 yds.), and J. E. Good, Y. A. A. (10yds.), dead head, 23s.; E. W. Pinkham (10yds.), 23s.; J. C. Freeman, W. A. C., (10yds.), 23 1-5s.; F. A. Dorman (14yds.), 22 4-5s.; H. F. Cuntz, Stephens (12yds.), 23 4-5s. Semi-finals - First heat won by Good, 22 3-5s.; Latham second, second heat...
...pony polo team is to be formed at Yale to play the club which has existed for several years at Harvard. W. H. Vanderbilt, Jr., Moses Taylor, Jr., H. C. Beadleston and Harry C., son of ex-Secretary Whitney, are at the head of the movement. The members of the team have polo ponies and practice several times a week...
...bases but Bates pitched finely and struck out two men, leaving the two on bases. In the seventh Calthorpe got first on an error by Hovey, and in trying to make second, was put out by a most fortunate play. Mason threw way over Frothingham's head, but Frothingham jumped and got it in one hand, touching the man as he dropped. After this the men went out in one, two, three order for the rest of the game...
Sever 11 was overcrowded last evening, and several persons were unable to get in. It was the occasion of Mr. Black's lecture, the subject being "Carlyle." Up to 1881, the date of his death, Thomas Carlyle was undoubtedly the head of English letters. His reputation is based on the contents of thirty-four volumes and scattered through them disconnectedly lie the ideas he had to express...