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...industry was shown by statistics of the iron produce of this and other countries during the last few years. In 1882 the total product of iron was 20,600,000tons, of which 4,600,000 was used in the United States. The outlying districts of Lake Superior, New Jersey and Lake Chaplain furnish one half of the ores used here. Their ore is of a higher grade than that furnished by the Pennsylvania mines, lying in the centre of the so-called iron regions...
Messrs. Sloane of the college of New Jersey, Sargent of Harvard, Professor Van Vleck of Wesleyan University, Professor Goodwin of Columbia, and Professor Morton of Harvard, met at Columbia College Tuesday, and addressed a circular to each college interested, to the effect that as there is no prospect that the details of the plan will be received with general favor, no further move will be made by the committee. The resolution to which the greatest objection was offered was that which provides that no college organization shall row, or play base-ball, foot-ball, lacrosse, or cricket, except with similar...
...Correspondence University is in a prosperous and growing condition The numbers of its students are increasing and important additions have been made recently to its faculty. Pupils from all parts of the country are receiving instruction in various subjects. Texas, Nova Scotia, Nebraska, Minnesota, Indiana, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York are some of the sections that furnish students. The announcement of the Correspondence University for January, 1884, is just out in a neat form...
...address on the "Mistakes of Educated Men" delivered before the students of Pennsylvania College, some time ago, by Dr. J. S. Hart of New Jersey. there were many valuable hints to students of so general a nature that they will bear repetition to the advantage of all students favorably disposed to a practical view of their work. The care of the bodily health is of the first importance. More educated men fail of distinction through the want of bodily vigor than from any other cause. The high prizes in any of the professions are not to be won without exhausting...
...catalogue of Princeton College for the current academic year has just been issued. The prosperity of the institution is shown by the statement that it has at present 527 students, divided as follows: Fellows, s; graduate students, 54; academic, 379, and scientific 86. Of these New Jersey and Pennsylvania each contribute 105, New York 83, Ohio 36, Kentucky 21, Maryland 20, the District of Columbia 15, Illinois 14, and other states smaller numbers. Bulgaria, India, the Sandwich Islands, Scotland, and the West Indies each send one. These students are instructed by 39 Professors and Tutors...