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...partitions at the east end; also for cold-storage and electric-lighting plants, and for ventilation of the kitchen, and to charge interest upon these advances from the end of the current financial year upon the standing debt of the association, at the rate of four and a half per cent a year...
...each 24 ft. by 16 ft., and an ice-making room 24 ft. by 12 ft. The ice-making plant will supply all the ice necessary for the dining hall, and it is expected that there will consequently be considerable saving, as the present ice bills average about $145 per month...
...rooms of the Knickerbocker Athletic Association of New York City, and the English team at the British Chess Club in London. The games will be played from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. and from 3 p. m. to 6 p. m., the number of moves per hour being limited to twenty. The English team is made up of the following men: G. H. Ellis (O), H. Lane (O), H. F. Davidson (O) or F. A. Babcock (O), C. C. Wiles (C), G. E. Colman (C), J. E. Wright (C); substitutes -- F. W. Clark (C), H. A. Webb...
...national championship preliminaries a score of 60 per cent of the maximum must be attained...
...select from a large list of subjects. These subjects are divided into three groups, and the courses in the different groups are arranged in three progressive grades--A, B, and C. Before graduation the student must have completed connected courses of these three grades, aggregating at least seven hours per week, in one division of study, and connected courses of grades A and B, aggregating at least five hours per week, in each of the other divisions. This regulation compels the student to select one major and two minor lines of study during his college course. The divisions...