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...following men have been elected on the Phi Beta Kappa: From '86, Babbitt, Bolster, W. T. Clarke, Coggeshall, Corey, Fraser, Fullerton, Gage, Gunnison, Harding, Henshaw, Howes, Lloyd, M. W. Richardson, Santayana, Shea, C. W. Smith; from '87, Balcombe, Brainard, Buckingham, Forchheimer, Furber, Southworth, Stanton, J. E. Walker...
...Walker is lecturing at Yale on Socialism...
...notice that the students of Yale and Princeton have had the pleasure of listening to lectures by Gen. Francis A. Walker on various economic questions. Gen. Walker, the president of the Institute of Technology, is one of the best authorities on these matters in the country, and his ability and eloquence in treating such matters are well known to all. We think that a lecture or a course of lectures by him, would be much appreciated by the students. Gen. Walker lives in Boston, and if he has found time to travel to New Haven and Princeton...
...meeting of the Reform Club in Boston on Saturday evening, Prof. Taussig spoke on the "Continuation of Silver Coinage." Gen. F. A. Walker of the Institute of Technology also spoke on the same subject. A letter from Mr. Edward Clark was read...
...candidates for the outgoing President's office there are very many. The charter, so ably defended by President Porter, requires the choice of a clergyman, a consideration which bars out such men as ex-President White of Cornell; President Gilman of Johns Hopkins, General Francis A. Walker, and certain members of the faculty whose names have been proposed. True, it would be easy to ordain either of such men as was done in President Woolsey's case, but it is not likely that such a step will be taken. At present, the indications are that the professor of Sacred Literature...