Alumni Association.
Minutes of the Executive Board meeting held January 9, 1895.
The meeting was called to order at about 8.30 P. M. by the President. There were present Miss K. C. Mahegin and the Messrs. Graeser, Henning, Ehrgott and Hoburg.
On motion, the reading of the Minutes of the last Executive Board meeting was dispensed with.
Reports of Committees:
The Letter-Box Committee reported progress, and that the “box” will be up in a few days.
Motion made and seconded that the Alumni Room Furnishing Committee be discharged with the heartfelt thanks of the association, and that the Secretary notify the chairman of said committee, Mr. Hohenthal, of this action. Motion carried.
The report of the Treasurer was very satisfactory, and was forthwith adopted.
The business manager of the Journal reported it as being in a very flourishing condition, which reassuring report was gladly adopted.
After having duly notified the following gentlemen, they were to-night dropped from membership in the Alumni Association, a motion, which was seconded and carried having been made to that effect, and that the Secretary request the return of their certificates of membership, according to a clause in our Constitution to that effect. These gentlemen are Messrs. George W. Snedeker, A. Zimmerman and A. T. Halsted.
The resignation of W. M. Rheineck was recently received, and since he gave sufficient reason for so doing, his resignation was accepted with regrets.
The resignation of Mr. A. Henning as Business Manager of the Journal was also handed in this evening, and under the existing circumstances it had to be accepted, with the sincerest regrets of the association.
It was then regularly moved and seconded that the salary of the editor of The Alumni Journal be increased on account of three extra issues of the Journal per annum.
After a very interesting discussion of important business for an hour or so, the meeting came to a pleasant termination.
W. A. Hoburg, Jr., Sec’y.
The following list of names are of persons who have changed their addresses and consequently the Treasurer of The Alumni Journal is unable to supply them with the information that they are entitled to. If these persons or any one knowing of their addresses will communicate with Mr. A. Henning, this end will be attained:
Adam Vogt, 787 8th avenue, city; A. Levy, 125 Grand street, city; G. J. Wolston, Cortland, Cortland Co., N. Y.; H. W. Walp, 536 5th avenue, city; Gustav Katz, Lenox avenue and 125th street, city; Alfred Miller, 537 9th avenue, city; Fred. T. Hartman, 703 3d avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Thos. H. McDonald, Cairo, Ill.; A. J. Van der Bergh, 213 6th avenue, city; C. E. W. Lewin, 106 2d avenue, city; Emil Th. F. Holthusen, 20 Rutger street, city; Emil Buchler, 100 St. Marks Place, city; Frank K. Burr, 821 7th avenue, city; A. W. Moschowitz, 1099 Broadway, city; L. D. Huntoon, Port Oram, N. J.; Chas. E. Stammler, 172 Varick street, city; Chas. H. Everest, 27 West 34th street, city; Edward Stone, 1501 Broadway, city; Fred. Peiter, 301 3d avenue, city; Major C. Brown, 874 Broadway, city; Louis Hess, Scranton, Pa.; A. Zimmerman, 561 5th avenue, city; Otto C. B. Groin, Denver, Col.; Jacobo Alvarado, Paso del Norte, Mexico; G. S. Badger, 52 East 42d street, city; Frank A. M. Schleiff, 242 East 27th street, city.
“We’ll learn the perfect skill,
The nature of each herb to know,
Which cures and which can kill.”