Word: payments
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...SALE at a sacrifice, a fine old violin, also a valuable bow. Would accept a violin worth $50 in part payment...
...great importance that the subscriptions to the Class Fund be made immediately. All, therefore, who have not yet subscribed are urged to do so as soon as possible. Subscribers are reminded that the payment of the first fifth is due this term. It will be a great convenience if such amounts are sent in within the next few weeks...
...this total $152.36 is in payment of debts left over from last year, about $115 in permanent improvements and additions to stock and the remainder $644.85 in running expenses...
...Rockefeller, who was the first to come to the front in giving endowments and who has, in all, contributed about three millions has made the singular provision that the interest from all his donations shall be used only in payment of salaries of professors. This accounts for the high salaries that are offered and the ease with which prominent men from other colleges are induced to change the field of their work. The head professor will receive $7,000 a year. As to denominational tendencies, Mr. Harper says that the university will be run upon broad principles, being no more...
...show the growth of the Graduate School, it may be interesting to note that in 1872-3, fifteen men applied for new degrees; in 1890-1, as has been mentioned, there were 132. Until the year 1872, the degree of Master of Arts was awarded upon the payment of a small fee, no study beyond that required for A. B., being necessary. The requirement of one year of residence and study in approved courses was, at that time, 1872, felt to be as severe as the public sentiment would bear...