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Professor F. C. de Sumichrast will deliver the first lecture of the year before the Alliance Francaise of Yale University at 8 o'clock Monday evening in the Lampson Lyceum, New Haven. His subject will be "Les Fetes Republicaines...
...report of the directors of the Co-operative Society for the fiscal year ending July 31, 1904, is issued today, and may be obtained by last year's members at the cashier's office in Lyceum Hall. The report covers a period of 13 months, as the close of the fiscal year was changed from June 30 to July 31 in order to comply with that provision of the corporation law which requires the annual meeting of the stockholders to be held within ninety days after the close of the fiscal year...
...profit after charging off $700.00 of bad debts contracted prior to July 1, 1903, and $600.00 for decrease in the value of fixtures; after deducting $8,000,00 from the inventory of unsalable merchandise brought forward from previous years; and after paying $4,760.00 for expenses and alterations of Lyceum Hall. The charging off of the bad debts and the deduction on the valuation of old stock were necessary to put the Society on a sound basis. Interest and taxes on Lyceum Hall, which were during the past year extraordinary expenses, will hereafter be counter-balanced by the saving...
...July 31, 1904, is as follows: RECEIPTS. Men's Furnishing Department, $52,573.66 Book Department, 76,744.16 Stationery Department, 46,776.07 Tailoring Department, 33,007.35 Furniture Department, 19,214.37 Coal and Wood Department, 17,201.98 Membership Fees, 2,576.00 Interest and Discount, 3,663.45 Sundry receipts (net), 1,617.79 Lyceum Hall rents, 2,270.83 255,645.66 EXPENDITURES. Cost of Merchandise sold, $208,898.15 Salaries, 22,749.62 Rent, 2,990.00 Taxes, 759.20 Advertising, 608.39 Express and Carting, 1,839.26 Lyceum Hall alterations, 2,559.40 Other expenses, 5,064.30 Lyceum Hall Expenses, 2,125.06 Interest, 2,202.50 Balance, profit...
This October marks the opening of three of Yale's finest buildings--the Vanderbilt-Scientific dormitory, Kirtland Hall and Lampson Lyceum. Vanderbilt Hall begins a new departure in the life of the Sheffield Scientific School, as heretofore it has had no college dormitories. Kirtland Hall is the new home of the Department of Mineralogy and Physical Geography. Its laboraties greatly facilitate the teaching of this branch of science at Yale. The need of Lampson Lyceum has been most pronounced, as here are located the headquarters of the Dean, Registrar and Bursar. It also contains an auditorium, debating rooms and fourteen...