Word: remaining
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...agreed upon is this: To President N. E. Young of the National League is to be intrusted the duty of appointing for the Harvard-Yale contests, umpires from his own staff, who shall be approved by one graduate of each college. The identity of the man chosen will then remain secret until he shall appear uniformed upon the field...
...following candidates remain: Catchers-Benson, Field, Scott; pitchers-Hill, Gregory, Saunders; first base-Dexter, Palmer, Turner; second base-Stevens, Dean; third base-Martin, Hewes, Reynolds; shortstop-Dow, Gray, Castle; outfield-Phelan, Jones, Horton, Pickering, Gannett...
Graduates in the vicinity who wish to apply can do so by sending to 8 Holworthy, a stamped and directed envelope, enclosing money for the seats desired. The one dollar and two dollar seats remaining are very poor, and graduates are warned against applying for them. Some of the three dollar seats which remain, however, are very fair. The last six rows in the orchestra circle are unsold, and there are also some good seats in the first balcony. No application will be considered which is not received before six o'clock, Friday afternoon. Six boxes are for sale...
...Harvard an immense amount of harm. The audience will be a very cultured one, assembled out of admiration for the highest artistic talent of the stage, and the spirit of gentlemanliness will never be more called for. The occasion will be unique and delightful,- one whose memory will long remain with us. Not even the rashest among us can fail to see how very unfortunate it would be if such an occasion should be marred in even the slightest way. Every act must be in harmony with Mr. Irving's own spirit...
...held should not longer be neglected. It is quite true that these buildings are no worse in this respect than many public buildings in the vicinity, but that other buildings in the vicinity, but that other buildings are bad is no sufficient reason for allowing our own to remain...