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...Club, with Judge George B. Young, '60, President and Samuel Hill of Minneapolis, Secretary. The club starts with twenty-five members. Provision has been made for an annual dinner. Only graduates of the academical department are eligible to membership. Among those present were Judge George B. Young, '60; William Bennett, '59; Henry C. James, '64; Drs. Winthrop Miller, '74; C. B. Witherle and William Davis, '76; David Urquhart, W. W. Case and Samuel Hill, 79; Morton Barrows, '80, and Jared...
...stated that W. G. George, the English amateur champion runner, in a recent private trial, ran ten miles in 51 minutes. The best record in the world for the distance is 51 min. 26 sec. by L. Bennett (Deerfoot), made in London, April...
...George, on the London Athletic grounds, November 10, covered ten miles in 52 minutes 52 seconds. George is also credited with running in a private trial run ten miles in 51 minutes. The best record in the world for the distance is 51 minutes 26 seconds by L. Bennett, made in London April...
...Prof. Bennett H. Nash of Harvard, with the assistance of his brother, Mr. F. P. Nash of Baltimore, has prepared and privately published a very readable monograph on the life and writings of the late Hon. George P. Marsh, who passed so many years in the United States diplomatic service, and who was also one of the wisest and clearest of American scholars in many departments of philosophy...
...choruses composed by Dr. G. A. Macfarren for the recent performances in Greek at Cambridge and Eaton of the "Ajax" of Sophocles are in unison throughout, with accompaniment for harp (representing the lyre), and a small orchestra, reinforced by a drum. The music which the late Sir Sterndale Bennett was writing for the same tragedy is conceived more in the style of Mendelssohn's Greek tragedies ("Antigone" and "OEdipus") than in that adopted by his successor at Cambridge University. Only two pieces, unfortunately, were left complete - the overture and funeral march...