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Excursion 5.- Friday, Nov. 1. Professor W. M. Davis. The relations of the Triassic sandstones and lava beds at Meriden, Conn...
Professor Eli Whitney Blake, until the close of the last college year Hazard professor of physics at Brown University, died at Hampton, Conn., Tuesday, aged fifty-nine years. He was born in New Haven, his father being the well known inventor of the same name, was graduated at Yale in 1857, studied chemistry and physics in the universities of Heidelberg, Marburg and Berlin, and returning to this country was named professor of chemistry and physics in the University of Vermont and State Agricultural College. He was afterwards professor of physics and mechanic arts at Cornell University; acting professor of physics...
...Daniel Cady Eaton, born 12 September, 1834, at Fort Gratiot, Mich.; died at New Haven, Conn., 29 June...
...freshmen eight-oared crews of Harvard, Yale and Columbia rowed a two-mile race at New London, Conn., in the forenoon of June 27. The contest for first place was the most exciting seen on the Thames for many years. Almost until the line was crossed it was impossible to pick the winner. The usual statistics follow...
...LONDON, CONN., July 19. - Yale and Harvard have done a great deal of hard work on the Thames today, showing that both are in fine condition. The conditions of wind and water were favorable to practice, and the crews spent much time in rowing, both for speed and for improvement of their stroke. At morning practice the crews went over the course and Harvard is claimed, by timers along the course, to have made the four miles in less than 23 minutes. The time credited to Harvard is faster than that given to Yale...