Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-08

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A meeting OF tho southern ciuo was ne'o
yesterday afternoon, at the room OF ]. q.
Estill ,9i. President Kierans of North Caro-
In. n,..,asa The climb h.. about s,xtsen
hns Ptsslos". @n0 'iu" A"'
charter members, and when 1t 10 In working
ordsr will probably increase In numbers rap
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riey: IN. nu%o sh =. .snn. th.t lection of
~ sS U..- .oov.rsS fronc the dissstrons
S%.s ~ AZ The clnh Mill take in
v..,rh.ys from the United ststes south Of the
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cluo' Mnor ~ nrss no1"I N br;Uesrs ;nto
eau PerIotm s.9sS soou ~ bringing INV
closer SOCIAL reiations sousnerners sno pro.
nnosisk ~ us rs..n-
anon ~ .ne,r nomss AZ -. .ns eosts yesvH,'
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vo:ugate t1e sou.aoln cauus ~ 80. nv Ss
- no nsIv.Ho M" 'AAo Suggestions iiolA 'neN'
ncSosssty: . A., -.
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Iase,u,pk ~ n. tIiey VI ASIlsssoo anu
vora6ls report OF tne executive commitsee py
Mr. aloers OF south oaronna, tne Cup pro-
ceeoeo 10 the discussion OF Important mat
ters not yet passed upon, suon az tne eiigi-
Clisy OF members the Genera. nature 2. ;ne
cinn, etc. Vnite an interesting ana SPICY
debate was participated In by all the Nom,
oeis IN Wnicn inc soutnerno,n 5eeuo4 nv spa
ease Oh sPeecn was exemPAnso, Das sns
man postlon OF the aiscussioa :eSmeo
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t-u. Tsntroir =. .asi the forrosr h.;nc mons
tL - o Sa.t.y .S1'' TIno.;r,;.r 80 narr,on-
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vestic.ts vith : view of ENGAGING = suitable
Climb house.
The club then adjourned to meet again on
tha followin0 FRIDAY afternoon at (,:46 n. m.
at the rooms Of Mr.. Stone, No. IS Howe
street.
The frsshmsn class met lsst NIGHT and
passed resolutions to abstain from any dis
turbsnce on Washlnoton's birthday. 8. B.
ives 'o3 Dreaded and after the reading Of the
resolutions by D. Rogers, made q few re.
marks on the custom Of carrying for the
frat time their canes on that day and that ii
resolutions were not passed the holiday
| would not be granted. They were unani.
mously passed and the 22d of February
will be full holiday for the university.
Tha ner1 Ioctnrs In thu Dwi0ht hail con,se
v;1i =. o;v.r Nv p;shor 81 r pottsr ,1ho
iii s~.sE ~, 81 ord T'svrsncs" IN Mondsv
next.
Ahont .avar man from Cinc;rnaH mat I.s,
l. 80 C,S..s -. ISy
niknt u ioLm Si1ciun"'t oiuD- w. a.
Dc Camp 100 presided and stated the object
IS a.. va.>ttcr NJ .e,5 &bot &ho cIrh ,vorlJ
- euo AAAo0sn5' Ao s".eA sA"s ,A9 o.~o WOW
be the same ~ other city cluos In the col
leue for uurpose of promoting GOOD fellow
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,niP sno sc4u..n.Anvss suon. 'nooe ~ 0ol.
ssn VIZ =, hr;ne;nr into olosor relations A.
d;ms-snt N an ron. d;ffsrent oia..ss ! hsnons,
vii he hsId within a month. There are
sbout f,ffeen fyincinnau mem in college and
-;sh th.t rnr,hsr : aood cinh oar h. stsrt.I
~. Nc .ns $500 ss.ss,ssut %" ~ tIe n,eL
De C."R w. o.eo.oo pfoe'uen' VI .ne ola .',
IN snu -. mHans treasurer. a oommlase WI
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