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...serious consequences of such a seizure. In what part of the country is the land to be seized? Who is to determine its value? It the interested party to determine its value? Suppose two European creditors wish the same land? In every case this land would be taken along the seacoast and must include a harbor for otherwise it would not be accessible. In this debate it has been, shown that the genera law of the affirmative is too broad to be statesman like; that it means an abandonment of a policy which we have shown a right to maintain...
...clock. Ten or twelve men reported, and if more come out, the candidates will be divided into squads and placed in charge of the instructor, Mr. Dohs, and other leaders. The work will at first be elementary in character, but the men must necessarily be taken along as rapidly as possible in preparation for an exhibition to be given some time before the April recess. It is intended to make this exhibition competitive, and to award prizes for proficiency in the various events as well as for the best all round work. Regular attendance will be required of all candidates...
There is a majority and minority report, two of the three members of the Board recommending the formation of the boulevard along the lines described in the CRIMSON of January 6, and the other member dissenting from this recommendation. The usual action by the Council on such reports from the Board of Survey is to refer them to the Council Committee on Highways on whose recommendation the Council then acts...
...clock this evening. The lecture is the second of a series of two on "Shakespeare's London." The greater part of the lecture will be devoted to the theatres of Shakespeare's time, together with a description of the "Bankside" which was a portion of the city along the southerly bank of the Thames river, where a great many of the actors lived, including Shakespeare himself. Professor Baker has views of this section and of all the old theatres, which will be used to illustrate the lecture. The lecture is open to the public...
Besides a large number of observations made with the East Equatorial and the meridian circle instruments both in Cambridge and at the station in Peru, observations have been made along new and unique lines of work with the Henry Draper Memorial instruments. First, the spectra of large numbers of stars have been photographed simultaneously, with the result that large numbers of objects having peculiar spectra have been discovered. Secondly, stellar spectra, six inches long, and showing several hundred lines, have been obtained, demonstrating that large numbers of stars have identical spectra. Thirdly, photographs of the entire sky have been taken...