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...those to be contained in the class album. All who have signified their desire to purchase such album are requested to see the sample at once, and to leave with their order the necessary deposit of $5. The order is to be given on the back of the class list furnished each member of the class by Messrs. Pach. As all extra copies of these class lists were destroyed by the fire, it is hoped that the members of the class will use those already received. The album order, with deposit, may be left either at Bartlett's or with...
...operative Society is now making up its list of affiliated tradesmen for the ensuing year. The list is to be somewhat extended and thoroughly revised in order that it may be as complete and satisfactory as possible. To this end the superintendent would be pleased to receive any suggestions from members concerning additions or corrections in the list. It is also the desire of the superintendent of the society to systematise and perfect the business methods of the society during the coming year as much as possible. The chief and almost the only cause of complaint that has heretofore been...
...House military committee yesterday practically agreed upon the terms of the bill to place General Grant upon the retired list, with the rank of general...
There is some probability says the Boston Advertiser that another American university, not a growth, but the outcome of legislation, may be added to the long list. The proposition is for the consolidation of the educational institutions of Indiana into what is called "one grand university," to be established in Indianapolis. The colleges at Lafayette and Bloomington were founded by congressional aid, and therefore the consent of Congress in the form of an enabling act would be required before this scheme can be carried into effect. The tendency to unite colleges is something like the popular habit of consolidating business...
...time were sent to New York, and so escaped destruction. Mr. Pach hopes to be able to make temporary arrangements so that the regular work with the class may be resumed within a few days. As soon as these arrangements are determined upon announcement will be made; also a list of those seniors whose negatives have been destroyed will be published. It is hoped that such members of the class will exercise the utmost generosity in furnishing sittings, and so help forward the class work thus unavoidably delayed...