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Three committees consisting of Mills, Wheatland and Ames; Brice, Forbes and Pierce; and Chase, Hancock and Johnson, were sent in search of the three officers. Emmons and Caswell appeared and made a few remarks. Cheers followed for the successful candidates, and the men seemed ready to wait until Wrenn should appear, but Chairman Rantoul thought it best to adjourn the meeting...
...young man was of sterling character and unique personality, a man on whom the goods of this world had been liberally showered, and yet with all these gifts and advantages he was disgusted with himself and was in search of something higher, of life, eternal life. All true and earnest men are imbued with just such sentiments, and they will all feel a thirst for the fullness and richness of life, which desires can be gratified only by eternal life. And to all such the only advice to give is the answer that the Master gave to the young lawyer...
...have enabled Professor Cook to make several purchases. At different times he has raised over $20.000 by subscription and by purchases of his own. He receives a small annual grant from the Corporation to enable him to carry on his work of collecting. He has made various excursions in search of mineral specimens, and has often been greatly in need of funds for making purchases of specimens of which there were absolutely no duplicates. The collection contains so many specimens which could not be replaced that Professor Cooke is anxious to have it moved from such a building...
...that it is now impossible to find a room at reasonable rates near the college yard appear to be without foundation. Such a complaint recently came to the ears of one of the officers of the University, and he, fearing that accommodations really were insufficient, started out in search of a room; without the least trouble he found a furnished lodging as good as the majority of the students occupy at less than two dollars a week. It is only necessary for men in want of a room to look about with a little care to find that Cambridge...
...article is an historical account of "Benedict Arnold's Treason." Hope Notnor's essay, mentioned above, deals with the "Nieces of Madame de Montespan" J. Kirke Paulding contributes a summary of the biography of Johannes Butzbach of Miltenberg, who lived in the sixteenth century and whose struggles in search of an education form interesting reading. Other noticeable articles are by E. P. Evans on Ibsen, and by Sarah Orne Jewett-a story named "By the Morning Boat." The serials meander along as usual and there is the usual supply of book criticisms and of verse...