Word: lighting
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...vaulting by a 6 ft. 1 vault. E. H. Barbour, '84, won the high kick, score 8 ft. 1 1/2. H. S. Brooks, '85, in the running high jump, won by a jump of 5 ft. Winners in the remaining events were: Feather-weight boxing, R. Fosdick, '83; light-weight, C. P. Phelps, '84; middle-weight, J. B. Woodward, '83; fencing, J. J. Rice, '82; feather-weight wrestling, G. Mallon, '85; light-weight, C. Smith, '83: middle-weight, Mr. Souther...
...innocents whose heads grew light...
...following, from the New York Independent, puts Oscar in his true light : "Mrs. Julia Ward Howe really seems very naive in her expression that as `the representatives of tender hope and divine compassion,' women can properly associate with and patronize Oscar Wilde. 'Tender hope and divine compassion' are not for rakes. Mrs. Howe may properly invite the repentant, but not the unrepentant Magdalen or roue to her house. For our part, we acknowledge a shiver when we hear a presumably pure woman speak familiarly the name of Oscar Wilde. We know that there may be men in the company...
...WEATHER.WASHINGTON, D. C., March 2, 1882, 1 A. M. For New England, light rain, followed by clearing weather, south to west winds; no decided change in temperature; rising barometer in the southern portions...
Violations of the law by Alabama officials are brought to light...