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...matter. It was definitely decided that the club should hold a race meeting at Beacon park on Wednesday, May 23d. It is expected that entries will be obtained from the different prominent college bicycle clubs, making the meeting primarily an inter-collegiate one. There will also be several races open to all amateurs which will bring in the best riders from the different amateur clubs in this vicinity and elsewhere. At present the single bicycle race at the inter-collegiate games in New York hardly affords sufficient opportunity for all college riders to test their strength. The races at Beacon...
...education seems to be making a general advance all along the line. The following note from John G. Whittier has been written to a brother trustee of Brown University: "I hope the time is not far distant when Brown University will be open to women. The traditions of the noble old institution are all in favor of broad liberality and equality of rights and privileges. The state of my health and the increasing weight of years may prevent me from taking an active part in the matter, but it would be a great satisfaction to give my voice in behalf...
Superintendent Ramsay of the Annapolis Naval Academy yesterday issued a general order substituting cadets of the lower classes in the offices heretofore filled by the recalcitrant cadets. The new appointees, it is understood, will have to accept, as to refuse now under the circumstances would be open mutiny...
...doubt give us some exhibitions of play next year which will be well worth watching. That the nine means business is shown by the fact that they have engaged for practice the New England Institute Building, where they can play with nearly as much freedom as in the open air. The first game has been arranged for April 21 with Brown...
...fire at Pach's studio on Friday night was discovered by a roundsman on Main street. Noticing through the side-lights of the operating room the reflection of a bright light, he forced open the door and saw the flames breaking through the partition that separated the "dark room" from the reception room. The nearest box was at the junction of Main street and Putnam avenue; but for some reason he was unable to open this, and much time was consumed while he made his way to Harvard square. There is little doubt but that the fire was caused...