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...February number of the Atlantic Monthly opens with an excellent article upon Ausonius, a minor Latin poet of the 4th century. The article is half biographical, half critical, and is interspersed with quotations from the poet's idyll of the Moselle. General Francis A. Walker's contribution, entitled "Mr. Bellamy and the New Nationalist Party," is a serious paper exposing some fallacies of Mr. Bellamy. It is keen, critical, and impartial, and makes some telling points against the author of "Looking Backward...
...Review which he conducted until 1854. He was appointed professor of history in the college in 1850, but the board of overseers refused to confirm the appointment on account of his unpopular views on politics. Three years later, however, he was unanimously confirmed as Alford professor to succeed Dr. Walker...
President Francis A. Walker of Technology explained his theory of distribution before the Finance club last evening in an exceedingly interesting lecture. He divided the cost of a product into two great classes, each with two sub-divisions, as follows: I. So much of the price of the product as represents the cost of production under the most disadvantageous circumstances. This consists of two parts, first, the remuneration of labor, i.e., wages; second, the remuneration of capital, i.e., interest. II. Excess of price over cost of production, i.e., surplus. This consists likewise of two parts, first, return to owners...
President Francis A. Walker of Technology, will speak on his "Theory of Distribution" before the members of the Finance club in University 13 this evening. Non-members may secure admission by seeing Mr. A. C. Miller at 7 Weld hall...
President Francis A. Walker, of the Institute of Technology, is to address the Finance club tonight in U. 4 on "The Theory of Distribution." President Walker is one of the most eminent, if not the most eminent, of American Economists, and his views on Distribution, which differ a good deal from those of the classic economists, have been the occasion of active discussion both in this country and in England. His address tonight is open not only to members of the Finance club, but to other persons connected with the University if introduced to the president of the club...