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...Youth" will run on as usual next week at the Boston Theatre in its varied spectacular way, continuing to delight the lover of the sensational drama and scenic effects, with its multifarious representations of love, temptation, disgrace, danger, etc. The play has proved a wonderful success, and Redmond seems to be gaining fresh laurels...
...held last evening in Sever 11 for the purpose of electing officers for the coming year. The secretary's report of the last meeting was read and accepted. The vice-president, Mr. Hayes, then presented the seventh semi-annual report of the executive committee, in which the great success of the Union for the past half-year was set forth. The treasurerthen read his report which was accepted. In the balloting, Mr. C. R. Saunders, '84, was re-elected president ; Mr. W. A. Hal C. F. Carrier, '85, chosen secretary, Mr. W. H. Baldwin, '85, re-elected treasurer. A vote...
...gratification to the members of the foot-ball team to see so large a number of their friends present at the daily practice games. The number is constantly on the increase, as the skilful playing makes the game more and more interesting. It is extremely difficult to play a successful game of foot-ball without enthusiastic spectators, and so in the practice games occasional encouragement enables the contesting elevens to gain much more advantage from their work than they otherwise could. It takes but small effort for their friends to visit the field for a short time every afternoon...
...Fellow of the Royal Society of Veterinary Surgeons, perhaps the only fellow of that society in this country. He has for the last few years been employed by the U. S. Government in connection with the investigation of the diseases of cattle, and his wide experience ensures the success of this new and humane branch of education...
...expenses over $1,100.00. An enormous amount, and if the results of the repairs could have been foreseen, I think, an unwarrantable extravagance. The launch has had a fair trial, has been put in order, well kept and carefully run, and the result is, that it is not a success. It has proved very unreliable, sometimes being out of use for several days at a time. I mention this, so that men may be prepared to discuss the matter at the meeting. The stay at New London was prolonged almost a week beyond the usual time, and hence the expense...