Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)
- Class of 1885
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ELLOWV Students, Alumni, Faculty and to every one of our thousands oi' rezulers, the Liimm BRUNicNsIs for 1885 makes its most humble bow and in its ehzniged Cl1ELl'2liCtG1', both internal :md external, seeks to become what no previous edition has even zipprozlieliecl, :L thing of beauty l' and, to the Editors at least, Il, joy 'r'o1'eVei'.,' This has indeed been it year of revolution! Changes have not been eonfined to the Liinizu alone. The Doug- las dynasty is dead, Francis being the lust of that line :ind the power now passes into the hands of two men eminently fitted for their positions. The ofiiee of' regis- t1'zu', new so ably filled, assumes it dignity whieh it here- tofore has entirely lneked, and the versatility of genius displayed by the Stew:u'd, as spotter :md sub rusher, enti- tles him to the promilient place whieh his uaune oeeupies among the list of members of the faculty. 4 L1 I2 Elf .BR UNMNHIS. The Brunonian, our oriticzil neighbor, whic-h 11on.1'iy wont to tho Wall hist your, has taken on new timnivizil lifo with its now cover, and tho Dcnyj-iight of its prosper- ity shines forth in its nunn-rons all 4-oluinns. Tho Lfittlcjielcl of ziithhetics pifopor has lwon, gl'0ilitii.Y GTIIELTQOII and tho Lrnlcn socks olsowhoro to herahi this most u11oxpoc'tod rqinvonntion. The .B0Clft'lifI71g Ji.Q,90Ciflflf'i0'I?, flhill will, 'wo :irc confiiflmity, ho tho moans ot' 1Ql'ilil1Si'0l'l'il1g.fi this much iioglocftic-bl sport, whose oxistonco hui'otot'o1'e has hoon coniinod to tho paper on whit-h was writton tho oonstitntion of tho ns- SOCi2litiOl1, to its propoi' phico : tho wzitors of tho Sookonk. Of Base Ball wo prophesy nothing. NVQ aro hy no moans nslminod ot' hist yoa1 s 1'C'C'O1'fi, and the new spirit which seems infused into tho c-aiiclidaties for positions on the nine, coupled withitho untiring onorgy ot' tho miptiuiin :uni undonhtwi szigzwity ot' tho lN2lil'lIItE,I01Nt lliJ will, wo are confidont, in spite ot' tho provorhinil Brown Luck in- sure to ns ai. C'l't't.iit2l-iiil' stnncling in tho ohannpionship list for '85 Brown has tho i2ll'QCSt room for fl'onnis ot' any inoinlwr of tho voilogo 2lSStK'i2lti0l'l, viz.: room tin' ilI11Jl'0Vtx1Tl0l'1i7. Lot ns clovoto oiirsvivvs to tho spoofltv 1'cr'lnc:tion of its dimensions. ' The rinlinnil i'iiL1ll1ll0.l' and Tongs t?1li0l'i72'liillI,I1t'll,t has been givong iimiiicinlly it was as 1I.lllt'i1 of il, snccfuss ns 5 LIBEIE .BR UNEZWQLQ. could be expected under the nianugeineiit of '80 'NV e trust that the t1'easu1'y of the B. U. B. B. A.. inziy net be made te sutfei' from 11. luelc of energy on the part ef this class. Numerous engagements give evidence of the 1n'espe1'- ous condition of the Glee Club. Its ineinbers would do Well to consider the aidvisability ef dreppiiig back :L class, thus 1'G1I12liillil1g' on the elulm 21. ye:1.1'longe1', :is ai lmusiness speculation. ' The Limcn B.lzuN14:Nsis in this edition seeks to fulfill more pc-1'fec'tily its function as preiiniinently the 0'l.'g,I2ll1 of the societies :ind various zisseeiatiens at .Ili-own l7lllVl'l'- sity, and if its pages wliieli represent. hours ot' an-duous toil contain aught that will lu- of seifviee, wt-1'eioic'eg if we have otieiitlecl, we are very sei'1'y. and beg tlnlt you will take the liberty of twisting out, that whit-li ofibmls, and send the tlius revised edition to 'Vein' il1'i.0llllS. But we would have you always ln-zu' in mind tlmt - The LINER lmtes not those whom lu-re she strikes But often grinds them most whom most she likes. 6 X SSSEIESSEQYEIHIEIT' ssfma1111'1131a11ss 1311011112 -1- 121111112 ITY IN Hifi-1-E313 uf Hlffiil' 1dIstu:b:l.ish:111:1:11:1r. Nkallw soccinfms, omllzcm collvgium, -l,'1f'1f:.1m 551-11111211 E131-ia: RGJIIIJ Q14 GH?-IPIIYEIRS. HAMILTON COLLEGE, ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY, COLUMBIA COLLEGE, NVILLIAMS COLLEGE, AMHERST COLLEGE, COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF BROWN UNIVERSITY, NEIV YORK. HARVIARD UNIVERSITY, NVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, ADELBERT COLLEGE, KENYON COLLEGE, BOWIJOIN UNIVERSITY, UNION COLLEGTE, DARTMOUTII COLLEGE, CORNELL COLLEGE, MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY, TRINITY COLLEGE. lv .gb y , if if , NA, if A A gg? 1111121 Halter 311111. II.-mm' OLIN AI,l-IXANDIQIR, 1'1r,Ax1 Luwxs Cmuuu-:, Fxmxli Lr:sl.m DAY, C1IAnr,1f:s OWEN lllcxnzn, XVIIMAM Illaxm' lil-:,x'1 1'm SOLON Cxmwxm 1ilCLLI'1Y, ISAAC GIFPORD Lum, G,umxE1: COLMY, 7 1885. 1886. 16887 l+'1zANli MAVMAN, Jn., Kxmmr CHEN:-:Y Rlclmosn, Olumv 'l'AFT, ANDREW M'cCOmmf: WVAIUH-:N Al'.Bl'IR'l' IfNIHlI'l' l'O'r1'1-nn, Jn. RAl,l'Ii Gommlm 1'O'1 1'lcn, FRANK IBENISON W'mT1-:. Gnome:-1 OWEN Dl'1XTl'1R, JOSEPH WAL1ucn. 1888. ELI XVIIITXEY BLAKIQ, III, C1IAm,1-is DOUGHTY COOKE, GEORGE SAMPSON BRONVN, ErcNs'r GORDON, FRANCIS IAIERBERT BROWNIQLL, BIORRIS WILI.'IABI HOUSE, Rolmwr RENNIE 'I'AvT. U 2 ALPIIIA, 1a1c'm , GQAMMA, DELTA , . IQPSJLON, ET A , . LAMBDA, NU, . 151-1121 . Thi. 1201111 0111 G1-17411f1rf1Q1Qs. UNION C'OlQLEGI'l. BROWN UNIVERSITY. UN,lVERSI'I'Y OF NEW YORK. COLUMBIA COLLEO E. RUTG E RS COLLEG E. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. RENSSELAER POLYTECIINIC INS'I'I'I'UTI' IQEI-IQIGH UNIVERSITY. 10 YB? iwii -. Nt ,. ' . ,, MH' V .,. 3.5, ,f A J T X Lv ' 1 Q. 1 827 X ' 1 - - , rv -f M ,i .4 ' wx W1 ' X - ' - ,. x-., 2 4, 1 ' ' Z :'7'5'1', If'-S2 'gh '1 ,V - JL ff 1 , A , '4 'ffw N 'U f. ' Q V f- ' . , . W, , I I x x r ,L ' 4....-.Q. f Enrmn IIIoIII1:n Gnomw WILLIAM HENRY IIIINNIILTT. 19151314 hai. .I 835. CIIAIILIQS ITIQNRY IIAIIE. :I , 18813. ' 'n :DAVID IIIINIIY CIIANnI.I':Ic, GEOIIIIIQ Gum-'1'oN XVILSON. CLARIQNCE EVIQIUITT BITIIY, .cf ,F ':- Kr' . ' if !4t,Mi1- ., I,-A. ' . . . AIITIIUR IIIVINII CONNELL3 4 Howlum DONALD MIIIIIIOII, Glcoluue WVIIJION FI1c'I.b, -b iff' .IMNA CA1II.I:'roN MI'NI:o, 4 ,,,.,: - GIIOIIGII: ARTIIUR JIcI'I AI.l5lCIlT BURKE Coolc, ,, M'-I Uowmzn PIn':sco'I'I' QUICK, IEIISON, V- NVAI.'I'Im RI-:IIIIIQN SCO'l l'. 1883. A CIIAm.If:s FImNlcl.IN MIQIIIIURY, Al!1'IIlIll EUGIQNII1 XVATSON. 11 THETA, DELTA, BETA, . SICILJIK, GAMMA, ZETA, ETA, . LAMBDA,. KAPPA,. PSL . NI, . . UPSILON, . IOTA, . PHL . OMEGA, PL . CHL . BETA BETA, Elffsi llipsilnu. ROLE QE CHHPWERS 'UNION COLLEGE. UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK YALE COLLEGE. BRONVN UNIVERSITY. AMHERST COLLEGE. DARTMOUTII COLLEGE. LEHIGH UNIVERSITY. COLUMBIA COLLEGE. BOWVDOIN ITNIVERSITY. HAMILTON COLLEGE. XVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER KENYON COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO. SYRACUSE VNIVERSITY. CORNELL UNIVERSITY. TRINITY COLLEGE. 12 ...,I-,,- ,,.-, ,...,A,.,. AAI., , s T'TUTED xN Xe A O Wei ElLEIpsi1On41x. 1885. FRANCIS HAIL BROWN, JOHN BYRON DIMAN, NORMAN S'1'AUN1'ON Dum, c,RAWk'0RD HILL, , I I 1 ?5Psg.g..,.,.,m 1- ' ' 'L AMOS Locxcwoon DANIELHON, 1 .ARTI-lUR4'R'QGERS, S'mI'IIRN CUSHING PIARRIS, A' ' EDMUND GORINIABI TIIURIIRR, ., 1 ' , . ' A ,I W 4. I XVILLIAM THOMAS NI4'IIOLSON,UR., STR:-IIEN NVATERMAN. f o ' , -I I ' .-- -J 4 . A x1'887. 'I ,, ,IU ' V ' ' 1 , . , gl . .I . JOHN IJEFOREST DANIIQLNON, , JOHN' IIENSHAVY, 5 XV-ILLIAM LII'I'I'l l' MAURAN, Rl'IUBlQN ICARLIQ FIGNTON, RICHARD MI'I'c:ImI.I. SHERMAN, '1'IIl-:ODORR FRANCIS GREEN, 1888. NVINTIIROP NVIIITIC BIIOWNELI., Fnlcm-:RICK Auuusws I'IARlUS, FRANK GAYLORII EASTMAN, IIRNRY Ll'IllYARD GODDARIJ, XVILLIAM A'rrMORR ROBINSON. 13 J Elgfifll ihrsttll A '2. RGLIII QF! CI-IHPVIYERS. OHIO UNIVERSITY, li. WASIIINOI-oN ANI: J'mvI'ImsON, F. INDIANA Asnum' LTNIVERSITY, A. CENTRE COI.I.ROI:, lf. ILusIII1cN SYIINIQI, Z. I-IARVARII, ll. OHIO WEsI.IcI'AN, Il. IIANOVER, I. BROWN, A1 UNIVERSITY Ov B'IICI'lI4iAN, A. Curum-:RI.ANII UNIVIQRI-II'I'Y, Al. UNION, N. RANIIOLI-II IWACON, E. UNIvIaRsI1'y ov VIRCQINIA, 0. DE PAUW UN1v1msI'rI', ll. NOR'I'IIwIcsTI.:RN UNIvIf:IzsI'I'I', l'. S1'1cvlcN's INS'I'ITU'l'l-I, l'. WAIIASII COI.r.Icm-1, T. BOSTON' UNIVIQRSITY, V. UNIN'l'IRSI'l'1' OF I'I-:NNsx'I.v.xNIA, W. BIaI.0I'1', X. BI':'I'IIANI', U . UNIvI:IIs1f1'Y OF C,u.I11'oRNIA, Q. COLIJMIIIA, A. A. IOWA S'IwI'l-: UNIVI-:Rs1'I'I', A. If. W1'I'rl-:N1II4:1:rI COI.I.IauIc, A. I '. WES'FJllNS1'l'Ill COI.I.I-zum, A. A. IOWA XVI-:sr.I4:I'AN, A. lf. IUICNISON, A. ll. RICHMOND COr.I.IcGI:, A. h'. UNIvImsI'I'I' ow WOos'1'If:R, A. A. UNIVIERSITX' OI' IqANSAS, A. IV. UNIvIIRsI1'I' O1-' XVISCONSIN, A. Il .DlCliINSOX, A. E. .TOIINQ PIOPKINS, A. X. lcENYON, li. A. UNIVICRSI'l'Y ov MISSISSIPI'I, li, If RUTGIQRS, lf. 1'. CORNIQLI., Il. cl. ST. L.nvRIcNCI-1, li. Z. MAINE S'r.x'rIa COI.I.IcuIc, lf. ll. MIXIYISON lTNlvIcRsI'rI', ll. 09. Am:I.1II-:RT COI.l.IauIc, Ali. lf. A3IIllClIS'l' CoI.I.I':GIa, lf. I. V.xNm:R1zII,T UNIX'J'IIlSI'l'1', lf. A. ' 01.14-.1 131421 Tlwtzr 1Ti:. 1885. Axiom P1uasco'1'1' FULWI-Lu., CLIFFORD il,l'IET'l'l'I1'I.AUE Sl-:AG Josl-11-11 Woon FRIQIQMAN, Anwnulc Plil'IS'l'ON SUMNICR, ' ' HOHATIO. GA'1'l':s NVUOD. .. 1fssrs. , , .IZ lmvxc, Nommx GUNIJEIRSON, .Tosl-QPH'lloolucn WARD, C1rAnL14:s Elms LAw'roN, 5 G1-foxcqi-1 NVAs111Nu'roN WII,I,IS. 1887. I-Immy .FIUGDI-IRICK Comvncu., Gwblcul-: IIAzAxum CROOKI-IR. 1888. 1f'1mNc:1s Josm-lr Bl-Il.Clll'1lI,l IIUGII LICCKIE CA'l l'ANAClI, IIARRY TUCK S111c1cMAN. 15 .Salter Iiapgpgaa EIEl11Si.11I11:. RGJLIIJ GF! CHHPFIIERS. XVALIC, W. Bowuom, H. COLIIY, S. AMIIIIRST, X. BRONVN, .7 . UNIvIcRsI'I'r ow MISSlSSll'l'I, X. UNIvIaRsI'I'r OI' VIRGINIA, ll. IIARVARD, A. KIQNYON, II. DAn'rMoU'I'II, ll. BIIDDLICDURY, A'. UNIVERSITY ov MICIIIIPIKN, 0. WII.l.IAllS, IJ. CoI.I.I-:mc ov Tm: CITY ov N Icw XYORK, N. IlAIsIII.'roN, T. DIADISON, JI. LAI-'AYIc'r'I'Ia, l'. UNIVI-:RsI'I'Y 01-' ROCIII-:s'I'I-:R, lf. 4' 1fL l'1il-IRS, fb. X. INDIANA ASRIIRY, 'IC flf. WIISLEYAN, l'. 41. RIcNssI:LAI':R PoI.x I'I:cIINIc, H . 52. Am-:I.III:R'I' CoLI.IcuIc, lf. X. CORNELL UNIvIcRsITx', A. X. UNIVERSITY OF CIIICAGO, A. SYRACUSI-I UNIN'lGIlSl'l'1', fb. I'. COLUIIIIIIA, lf. UNIvI-:RSITY OI' CALIFORNIA, 6. Z '1'RINI'rv, A. X. I ax,-g f,'A'?. A I ,- .,,f , ., '5 ' ..,' R fi Xxbl'1 Q -V- X X55 folx , V MV- 1' xox'- i f .E Wi 11252222 ..W. .1......,. W,,, Q ,.. W. . gzgagaizgzmf uffzw Q I ,VX ...-- 1 'fwr--X X, Xu ' X Y g 4 x. f wx ll lm f W mvg Ol alsAv8 ,gay M lllllx U Hfiulizr ZKZILIJQJLZIL E11.si:l.m1.1i1L. 1885. NVILLIAM CIIAMISICIILAIN Bumvlcm., WAnn BEICCIIICR Clmsl-1, WAr.'1'l-:lc IIAvxvARn, .l'AMlf:s BKIONRGIC Pl-:Nm.1f:'1'0N, Qu, Ennmlz Er,Lswo1:'1'u Slnvx-zu, Asmsl-:L '1'1Nur,1-:Y NVALL. N 18813. 'x x DA NA Rumi-zx' lB1fl.1,1':x, . . W1r.I.l,ur E1Jc:1aN1-: C,m'1'l4:R, W1r,I.I.m ALLAN DY1f:1c, klCrm',u:n Ar.v,m Gonmxcz, 'C1,Am-:Ncu Ylclmmxa ROl!ER'l'S, ClIAIU.'l'ON AI,llfkNlS Rl-:I-zn, Wn.r,1,u1 XvILlil'ZRl-'OIICIC XVIIITTICN. X EIDIUND TPICNNISON CIll'ISEllRO,,, G1-:onmc Coovl-zu, Cmlu-:sole Bum: Cu,nvu-mm, 'THSTQ' A Invnm 01.11-'TON HICliS, XV,xL'1'1-:R Esnloxv TKEACII, J0nN Knox, IIA1gm' 'F1mN1u,1N NVALIU-IR. CARL Hnwlas Aunovr, Cr.,u:lcNc1-: AUGUSTUS B,u:n0L:n, II,umr BIARSII Bumzows, 3 1888. CIIAm,11:s lil'lBIIH,1i Clmmncns, WVILLIAM AI.I.l4ZN XVlr.mrn, Anm-zm' Avmn' Wrr,r.rAnrs. 17 ,IV 1 W 1 - JA- 4' 'ldu',-13:-Quan,-. w,.,p,..fg..-..l,..a?EiiQ,...- N I hi! his. 'I ' ROI.rI.r OF! GHHPTERS. 'UNIVERSITY on Vmsfum, A. MUHLENBERG I CQr.L1cq1-1, B. EM6RYAC0LLEGE, l'. . Rtjramis, A. HAMPDEN-SIDNEY, E. FRANKLTN-MARSHALL, Z. Unrvxsnsrrr or Gnonom, H Rmnssnmmn IPOLYTECHNIC, Olmo Sivum UNIVISRSITIYSVI. ,VBRQWNQ K. ' UNIVERSITY, on' CALIFORNIA ' 1 , 'gl W 1 My 4, A . ', . . VL ws, . 3 H 0 9 1 V STEVENS INSTITUTE, III. Unrvnxzsrrr on PENNsYLvANm ' YALE, 0. . VANDERBILT Umvmiarrr, ll. LAmYE'r'rE,. P. WOFFORD, E. P UNIVERSITY or LIICHIGAN, T. AMHERST,k0. - fi ,A - .Omo 'WESLEIANQ . LEHIGI-iQ af. . - A Droxmsou, sz. ' 1 l v 1 ,zv. 5 1. . O . Shi: hi. 1885. CLARENCE rLf4rgl:q.pF1ELD, ,gf 5: ' if i .1 , CHARLE?2,HE ' WMC ZTIRE, a' '- 'f ?t'!1AA1r M 1 ' EDGARW M 1. f Wm i. X TON, 4 Q ' ' , , 115 WILMAMEENIEQSH l1Q .Dn 9- V5 ' M 5 HQ: W ' :V Ml.- . Q ,ff -,,4f'?. l ,MN vi . ' ' - ' 'HL v1V 4 . rw .I A V I U- flgnfj A . . f3'? 'N 0 ER, .fu agqvy. hug-, . ,gif - vrq flf Lv 'ff' 'ijrxqm SON, '-.K - 1: M U r , is Q 4 !..a'u .Msn CLAYTON Pr,A'r'r BRUNSEN, Envmun WAINWRIGHT BnUNsr-:N 1 iu11I1411121.1fg nf Sucietifss. ALPIIA Dm.'r.i l,'1u, lliizrmx Pm, . PSI U1'SIl.l'lN, . Birm 'l'm-:'r,i Pi, . l,l'Il'.'l'A liAl'l'A lil-su.ox, . Cm Pm, . . '1l0'I'A L , . 3 n11.me11ti1111s. 2-1- 16 21 1 -I- '7 6 fl 110 ALI'HA TFICLTA Pm, with BIICIIIGAN UN1v1cns1'rr CI-IAr'1'1-nn, Ann Arbor, Mary, 1885. Dm.'rA Pm,-witli lJm,'r,x CuA1 1'1c1c, New York City, December, 1885. Psi U1'sIr.oN, with lh4:'rA CHA1'1'r:u, Trinity College, Hartford, Conn., Muy, 1885. Bi4:'m 'lll-Il'I'I'A Pr, :it St. Louis, Mo., August, 1885. IJELTA :KAPPA EPSILON, with GAMMA Pill CIIAr'r1-:1:, lVesleyuu Uni- versity, Middletown, Conn., October, 1885. Cru P1-11, at New York City, October, 1885. 20 rf-V qw - Af A Aff Amir I f 1 , ' -Q f3f4'73Z-, 1, 4 ,..,A M'w 'v '7 W ww 1 fl AFMYIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illwm f 25121. -W. H' X I fi 'fi ' iff! 'U ,W H R 4' W 3?13lI5I114lIB1?S nf tha faamxltg , Eltlrmf Eifiinnrs. REV. EZEKIICL GILMAN ROBINSON, D. D., LL. D., PR14ISIDEN'1', .l'1'qfks.-for :gf .Moral mul Intzzllwlmfl ,l'l11'Zog0pl1y, JOIIN 'LARKIN LINCOLN, LL. ll.. P1'oj2'mn- of Ibn Latin, lQrl1zgm'ryr ruzrl .L2'fl'l'llfll1'H. ALBERT HARKNESS, PII. D., LL. D., 1,I'fffZ'N80l' Qf flu' G'1w'k hnfyuugr: llllll .L2.f6'7'llfIl1'I'. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CLARKE, A. M., .l,l'Qf??8807' of JDllh1'11zrrl12'.v :mal Civil l!JNyfl1I'l'l'l'Ily. JOHN HOWARD AI.'l'l,E'l'ON, A. M., J2'vrpo1'l-I?r1g1f1'a .l'1'qfbasw' qf' Chem 1'.vf1',1f. TIMOTHY WIIITING BANCROFT, A. M., Prqfeaaor qf Rhclorzb and English L1'!eratu1'c. 21 I, NIMH B If lf'Nla'IV.9'L5'. QELI NVIIITNEY BLAKE, Jn., A. M. JhI.?H'I'fl l'1'of?'.wu' of ,l'l:ysz'cs. 'W' ,l9'lIon. 1'1'q1?'.v.so1' of A?1tzn'nl 1 'l1onIngy, JOHN WIIIPPLE POT'I'.ER JENKS, A. M. PI'lffI'N.VIIl' of 1lgI'l'l?lllflH'Ill Zoology, Ilwllll 0fn'ulo1'qf fha Illuscwnl. ALONZO WILLIAMS, A. M., 1'1'qf?'mun- of Jfoflorm Lnlzgzulyv.-r, WILLIAM CAREY POLAND, A. M., Au.va'xIn7zt l'rrg'?m.vo1' of Latin, mul Clfwlu. ALPIIEUS SPRING PACKARD, M. D., Pu. D., .l'rrgf?fssor of Zoology mul Geology. NATHANIEL FRENCH DAVIS, A. M., .. I88'l'8fllllf .l'rojk'.vsor of I7Ifl1fhL'IIlllll.l'8. WILLIAM WIIITMAN BAILEY, B. P., 1'rrgfka.y0r of ,ZVllfII7'Ul llistowy Ulotrmyj, and Cu1'a.fo1'of' the .Ik'rlmm. REV. ELISHA BENJAMIN ANDREWS, D. D., LL. D., P1'nj2'a.vor of History rmzl Politzk-al Economy. WINSLOW UPTON, A. M., Professor of Astrolwmy. HOWARD MALCOM TICKNOR, A. M., Dzatrzwlor in Elocution. CHARLES VALUE CHAPIN, M. D., Instructor in Physiology. WILSON GARDNER CROSBY, A. Il., Instructor in Alodorn, Lcmguagoa. FREDERICK ALEXANDER HILL, A m1'.vtun.t Instrrzvtor -in Amrlyticffl 6'hevm'sl1'y. IIERMON CAREY BUMPUS, B. P., Asxzlrdrmt in the Jlfzumzmz and tho Zoologirwl IQr1In'u!o1'y. REITB EN ALBRIDGE GUILD, LL. D., Lilnvuiun. JOHN MILTON BURNHAM, A. M., Asszlsmlzt Lihrm'z'rm. GI LMAN PARKER ROBINSON, Rwy1Zvl1'1u'. ARCHIBALD GRANT DELANEY, Stefan-rrl. + At pdllfnf, lnurllinlliizw..-LUEEQQEMIAUQQ'XiJy'i1.e'i3QE'Qi1BEki- .QE'iLT15Li3L-1lR 22 fiilassrss. lr gm 'MFIFWU- 5'3 ' A ' f Yi. 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'-Lf-fra:-f ' f1 i 'I'-we-f'.-'25-'f 1 --5-Z---44Z.f,.. ,kr.JQ.eA mrjfflr ?- --:L J -1 IQ-,Q.M2, ,T QW'-fgg, rn --'mi 5 f 4?'Et,. 4 ff9 'J- 2'XfR f QQ? -e.5' -Tk' f- 'Hkxf e Lai- W '-,SF W' W H a qxfwrf-zfff .f f' gm - QT .,Z.-f : :1f1fx,21?f,':1 1 -' 721'-X fa- A . 5-if. jf:-'g -:,. 5 sfzaffv .N E--. -- :F 'elif I -', jg- FT-7T:E5:'7 q' x' 5-'FA-fxrw. 453'-' -f 4 -' ?'-vga-.iff ff rw'-1-fa 1 f ,LDL-:ref I1'?f'2 F-gf. -4 I' X 47, V,g-323 -f1j3f:z'?5fg2hEg 1 M 1.1:-1 ' - J,f, ,yf Wggjii--V ' T7 X:-X., f-SNA ,- .1-5 .5-, Ng,g,3g5Q J,n, .1 -U-, J r- ' ' f fhurz4f-f - 'X L, A Db, .ligrcw--,--: f T A-'-2 an my . Q L, D f'Mgl R, ,Q - L1 f ' -H - , . ' .x -'fi-l -, 4 MIL' 1 Q LY, 7,::'w C: 5j Qipfgg.'-'W.Tx-I -.L-2 '33 - - 4q 5: , ' 1 .JbxJ ' 3 75 he B11-111-E78 'diem . 31 My head is bowed, but not with years, w'Nor grew it so From some great woe, As it to some most like appears. My limbs are weak, my head thro' toil Ilas grown to an unwonted size, For they have been cold wisdonfs spoil The victims of a craze for prize. Yes-History, Philosophy, Science, the Lit. of Germany, The law of Rome and Romans stoie Those anti-types of Gods heroic. .And then that mass of idiocy As taught at Brown, Geology- 4 These thorns have pricked my 'bleeding side, These lnu'dens,have crushed down my pride. The light side and the dark are rife 4 4 And make in turn true college life, h h So knowing this, don't think T grieve At all the hardships I 1'0CCP'C, , I laugh in my scholastic sleeve. For while a Senior swears his books Take all his time, still woman's looks Ar'nt strangers quite. They play4their parts In making love and breaking hearts,'Y So goes the saw of College glee Containing truth with poetry. Witli joy is mingled much of pain To think as students ne'er again At dear old Brown our toasts we'll'drain With comrades bound by friendship's chain. May Alma Mater, dear old IIive At greater glory still arrive. ' I'll :fondly think how e'er she thrive 'Twas duo, yes all, to Eighty-five. 25 Resident Sfrazduate. Fn.xN1i HOWARD ANDREWS, A. B., 12 Portland Street, Providence. Prcsillcnl, . Wea-President . Sacremry, . Treaazlrar, . Ihlvloricm, NAME. Harlan Page Abbott, Harry Olin Alexander, Lyndon Laroy Anderstriixn, Arthur Channing Barrows Lloyd Morton Blodgett, Francis Hail Brown, William Chamberlain Burwell, Theron Harlow Carter, Elmer Case, Duncan Alexander Cattanach, Ward Beecher Chase, Elam Lewis Clarke, Frank Leslie Day, Charles Owen Dexter, Norman Staunton Dike, John Byron Dilnan, Seater States. QENICERS. MEMBERS Antrim, N JL, Bellows Ifhlls, W., Bristol, Providence, Pawtucket, Wlrzoick, Sa.rton's River, W. Gluu-lemont, Mass., Collinsville, Colm., Providence, Porllaml, Me., G1-rqfton, Vt., Keene, N IL, Mayall, Brooklyn, N If , Providence, 26 N. S. Dncn. G. S. MATIIEWB. J. C. HEBDEN. ELIIEIK CASE. WALTER IFIAYWARD noon. Hope, 6. University, 18. University, 31. Hope, 32. Pawtucket. 104 Eddy Sf. University, 9 Hope, 24. Hope, 32. I Angell Place, University, 9. University, 19. University, 10. Nayatt. Slater, 8. Hope, 84. JLIBER .BR UNEArK9'IS. NAME. Charles Thomas Eaton, W'alter Goodnow Everett, Amory Prescott Folwell, Joseph Wood Freeman, Ferdinand Courtney French, Edgar Homer Grout, Charles Henry Hare, Walter Hayward, Jolm Calder Hehden, Crawford Hill, Charles Chambers Hitchcock, Clarence Littlefield, Joseph Haley Lord, Edward Fairfield Lovejoy, George Stitzel Mathews, Frank Mauran, Jr., Charles Herbert Mclntire, Francis Albert McLane, James Charles Monaghan, Frank Edwin Peckham, James Munroe Pendleton, 2d, William Pratt, Charles Franklin Reed, Edgar Wilson Remington, Henry Johns Rhett, Knight Cheney Richmond, Cliiford Phetteplace Seagrave, William Henry Shedd, Elmer Ellsworth Silver, Henry Reuben Skinner, Charles Morris Smith, Jr., Noah Beazelle Smith, Howard Kcmble Stokes, Samuel Slater Stone, Arthur Preston Sumner, Orray Taft, Frank Locke Titcomb, Ashbel Tingley Wall, Andrew McCorrie Warren, Henry Knowles Wilbur, Horatio Gates Wood, RICSIIJIGNCIE. .lNF6'Il1IIIIl7f, Mrss. . Souflumwtozi., IV. IL, Jirooklyn, ZVQ lf, Clznlrnl Ifhllx, Provlrlenea, llopklnlon, Miss., Szljlield, Conn., Providence, Providence, Denver, Chl., lfb.rl1oro', Mess., Block Island, Wells, Me., Burrillville, Temple, Penn., Providence, Lowell, Maas., Providence, Providence, .Providence Westerly, Prtwtuelcet, 1 South Abington, Mzss., River Point, .Pro1:iclence, Provzwnee, Providence, Providence, Derky, W., Watertown, Miss., Providence, Washington, D. Q, Mllfzille, N I, Gloucester, Providence, Pftwtumet, Providence, Providence, Fall .Rl'ver, llhzss., Andover, Mess., Nezoporl, 27 norm. Hope, 4. Hope, 13. Slater, 10. Hope, 2. Hope, 6. Hope, 256. Hope, 28. 11 'Linden St. Hope, 21. Slater, 8, University, 16. Slater, 11 Hope, 24. Hope, 40. Hope, 21. Hope, 34. Slater, 5. 263 Washington St 27 Florence St. 53 Greenwich St. Hope, 37. Pawtucket. Hope, 5. Hope, 8. Slater, 20. Hope, 3. IIope, 2. 18 Thayer St. University, 12. University, 31. 114 Benevolent St. University, 22. University, 43. Hope, 40. Trinity Sqllll.l'0. 2 Prospect St. 22 Nichols St. University, 85. 134 Bridgham St. Hope, 12. Slater, 20. w 1 1 1 1 ' he HKIIIUIIIVS 19lil7LI?S'B1TQ1 if 1193111315 Wlnexl this cnt yon iirst dill see This class was green as green could he, Three years t,hey've pnssccl on College Hill And they nre greener, greener still. 2 9 .Z'rc.vif7e11,t, . Wee-1'1'nsz'fZ011t, . Secrcmry, . Treasurer, tfllilllilf Glass, BNPUGERS. L. . IIAMBLEN. . Fumnalt. . CuANm.1f:R. Wanswonrn Ilzlstorifm, . NAME. Howard Almy, William Henry Beattie, Williatlli Henry Bennett, Charles Wesley Boardman, Charles Albert Briggs, Dana Ripley Bullen, Edward Clifton Burnham, Clarence Everett Bury, David Henry Chandler, Thomas Sessions Cole, Asa Clinton Crowell, Amos Lockwood Danielson, Frederic William Davis, Henry Lexington Everett, William Burnside Frackelton, Otis Allen Freeman, Henry Frink, William Henry Frost, Daniel Hunt Fuller, Edward Alvah Godding, George Grime, Norman Gunderson, Edward Leroy Gunn, MEMBERS RESIDENCE. 1'row'zZam'c, Jflzll River, 110188. , 11'itf'l1.bmgq, Mfrs., Pazotzu-kd, Jlrockton, Jlbrav., Prnvtwkrsl, .l,llf'10l'Il!'kl'f, Nall .Rz'U1:'1', M1s.w., Little ,Bl'iflI1:7l, N lf, SEl'Z'072k, Mz.Qs,, CVIITIZIIIWZII-17,11 Mills, 1,l'0Uill6lZl'l', Gfzzwrcl Idflls, lVorr'cstm', Jlhcss., 1'1'orz'dcnrre, Wo1'ccste1', JWrz.9.w,, Preston Uity, Conn., Providence, Prozvidemve, .Z,l'0Didl5l2l!6, Jfhll River, M1s.v., PI'0lYl.ll6HIf6, Iibrt Scott, Ks., 30 . E. L. GUNN. ROOM. '75 Angell St. University, 19. Hope, 9. 68 High St. Hope, 5. Pawtucket. Pawtucket. Hope, 39. University, 41. Seekonk. Cumberland Mills. 160 Waite1'man St. 168 Central St. University, 53. 49 Althea St. Hope, 31. Hope, 44. 124 Smith St. 48 Transit St. University, 48. Hope, 26. 35 Pitman St. University, 48. f LIBER BR UNENSTS. NAME. Samuel Willis Ilamlvlen, Stephen Cushing Harris, Herbert VVade Hihbard, Norman Morrison Isham, James Wager Johnson, Isaac Gifford Ladd, Willlltlll Albert Lane, Charles Engs Lawl.on, Clll.l'CllCC Hartwell Manchester Charles John MeCreery, Frank Lincoln Morse, William Prescott Mudge, William Thomas Nicholson, J John Edward Nieolai, Wilbur Brown Parshley, Albert Knight Potter, Jr., Charlton Albanis Reed, 'llhomas George Rees, Philip Joseph Reid, Francis Wayland Reynolds, William Job Reynolds, Jr., Clarence Verdine Roberts, Arthur Rogers, Joseph Somers Russel, Amos Lockwood Sarle, Oliver 'Perry Sarle, Jr., Edwin Stanley Thompson, Edmund Gorham Thurber, Arthur Leonard Wadsworth, .Toseph Hooker Ward, Stephen VVaterman, Frank Denison White, William Shaw YVhite, William Wilberf o1'ce Whitten, Allen Herbert Willett, George Washington Willis, George Grafton Wilson, William Eugene Carter, Frank Ormond Draper, William Allan Dyer, Solon Chester Kelley, Ralph Goddard Potter, lussrnlsxeis. Hulrlen, Jhzss., 17l'0llilZl?7ZC'lZ, I '1 '0l'L'lZ0lZl21', .Pl'0lll'IllI71I'0, New Ibrlu City, N If, .Bl'0oll:ly1t, N If , Ph ilrulelphia, Perm., Iwzmport, P1 'o uiflenea, Mill River, QlD1s.v,, Jalmt J'I'0lll'1l1'7'I.L'0, 1,I'0171.tZIlIl0t?, 1 1' .l'1'o1'ifl1vme, '? 1V?:mpm't, .Lire Oak, Flu., .lf08l01Zf, Mrss., flflrfnzilfytfnz, N. J, .l'1'orirlenf'a, .l'll'017l'll1?ll1't', JW. Plmmnt, Penn., 1JI'0lll.lZl41H'6, 1v0IZfjlI'll?'I', Vt., .1,l'017l'fllfIIl'L', f2,01'!l1!llkH01l, N J, W71r1'zvivZ', lWlI'lI7l'1'A', .l,I'!Il'l.dI'l1l'4', .l'1'u1:z7fl1'2m', lW,vtlmm', Ilhlsx., Qllillcllvtuzulz , .Pl'0l'l'!l0lII'l', Jllltflllhll, W., jjllllfflldkdf, lhfllfslozz, ellmvs., Sfqflivlfl, Uma., rllleyltazty, Pa11.1t. , Prorzllmcze, Selent Guuurse. Eawnf, N YI, 1'rm-tuvkct, Mall River, Mass., Bawtzwkct, jvllyllff Point, 3 1 noon. Hope, 30. 00 Angell St. 1Iope, 15. 1. Major St. University, 55. University, 43. University, 25. Slater, 18. 147 Washington St.- Ilope, 30. Hope, 26. Congress Ave., n. Broad '17 Brownell St. 261. Benefit St. llope, 20. Slater, 7. Hope, 42. 37 VVoodl1ine St. 160 Charles St. Hope, 22. Hope, 45. University, 18. 177 Hope St. Hope, 45. University, 00. U niversity, 60. 31 Jefferson St. Slater, 10. University, 44. Slater, 12. 72 Meeting St. Slater, 4. Pawtucket. University, 44. University, 45. Slater, 19. 00 Chapin Ave. Hope, 43. Pawtucket. Slater, 12. Slater, 7. Nayatt Point. lx' . lv .5--QT-:iz wf H If UVB' f'9Tf I lmlx 'Y fhw-f--Liu'--Jxvw Qwmlalff' , M11 ' V' '. f 42 mi i? 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I s ig, xx Qs,,,AxxQx V 1 'K gi: A - Ri, ' 'he 'lags ef the Suphexuere Oft is the story told 1-Iow lives the Soph'n1ore bold, llis sins how manifold, How deep his scheming, How he doth wait the night As time for wild delight, Witll plans both wrong and right His brain is teeming, Where the bright footlights glare He, with exquisite care, Studies those visions rare Of female beauty. And when the play is o'er, With comrades half a score Loud o'er their punches roar At college duty. Then on the crowded street, In costumes exquisife, They stroll, the maids to meet, With nerve amazing. And masked at dead of night They steal with footsteps light, The poor, spotless Fresh to fright With cruel hazing. For if the t1'uth we tell, No saints are Sophomores swell, Though they the chapel belle Hear in good measure. So der the flowing bowl Read they life's mystic scroll, Pledging there soul to soul, Health, joy and pleasure. 33 0 ephuxuure Eilass. I '1 'f'.Vl'!Z0ll I, , V1'r'rf- I ,l'l'N1-lII'H1f, . 15l'1'l'r'i1l1',lj, 7'1wl.-1111w', ,. 1D1vrf11'1'11 ll , NAME. John Ernest B!lllgill'l', George Willis Breehhill, NValtcr Coelmuie Bronson, YVilli:nn Henry lirown, Clarence Augustus Carr, W'ayIand .lohnson Chase, Nvilliltlll Nelson Chase, 'icdlllllllli Denison Chesehro, Homer Clark, Gardner Colby, Harry Frederick Colwell, Arthur Irving Connell, Clarence Buck Crawford, George Hazard Crooker, John De Forest Danielson, George Owen Dexter, Frank Sigel Dietrich, George Wilton Field, Wzmltex' Osgood Forde, Isaac Hudson Gilhuly, Theodore Francis Green, John Henshaw, Irving Clifton Hicks, GNNIGERS. MEMBERS RICSIIJICNCI 17111-1'1Zv111-12, .lf'1tlw11hrt1111, 0., .fl mlorar, .MilN.V,, ,l?1'uokIy1z, 001171. , Jv'lDj20I'f, fDil'0fl'I', .Y IL, . , , , .lL.1'c'lr'1', A. IL, S1011 inglfm, 011211. , 002011 t'8t6'I', 69112111 . , Owmgrf, JV I, P1'or1'd111mf, M111 .Rl'I'l'l', Mess., Otfmcrr, JCR., .lJI'0Z?l'dl3N.6l?, .1,I'0I?iIll'IZl3K', JV1yntt, Ollmoaf, Ks., H1'o1'kto1L, Mime., Glu1uxfalc1', Maxx., 1i7'ypo1't, Af -Z , I ,l'0I?i!ZI!Ill!I', .I'ro1:icl1:mv', P1'oa-idalzca, 34 li. TJ. Clilcwislzo. H. D. Molnfzon. G. A. JlfJl'llI'2liSON G. O. ilJif:x'r11:n. W. CF, Bnolvuox. noon. 36 Ahern St. ilope, 31. Hope, 22. Hope, 47. Hope, 12. Hope, 14. Hope, 14. University, 54. Hope, 48. University, 10. University, 40. Hope, 7. University, 32. University, 40. 64 Angell St. Nalyatt. University, 32. Slater, 15. University, 47. Hope, 42. 14 John St. 55 'Waterman St 500 High St. ,ILIBEH 1311? UNENSH4. NAME. Albert Walker Hinds, George Arthur Jepherson, Walter Esmond Keaeh, John Shober Kimber, John Knox, Lucky Alonzo Lindsay, William Lippitt Mauran, Eugene Clayton Mowry, Dana Carleton Munro, James Francis Murphy, William Overton, Jr., Charles Currier Phillips, George Ripley Pinkham, 'William Robert Potter, Alfred Merritt Quick, Howard Prescott Quick, Walter Reuben Scott, ' Richard Mitchell Sherman, Jr., Louis Franklin Snow, William Walter Wakeman, Harry Franklin NValker, Joseph Walker, f Augustus Daniel Wheeler, Charles Lincoln White, 'lieniah Longley Whitman, Richard Wright, Herrick Platt Young, John Francis Bannan, George Cooper, Arthur Franklin Clarke, Reuben Earle Fenton, Jr., Howard Donald McLeod, Charles Alfred Potter, Walltel' Armington Potter, Edward French Thompson, Harry Gratten Guinness Vincent, James William Walker, Daniel Webster, Jr., lmsllml-:N0l'1. l'Wnt Boylsfon., llhms., 1lI'07Tffl6Nf'0, Willey Ifltlla, Jwwporf, Ihtywnrds, Cal., .Mr'k.9boro', Iknir., ,l'1'0rc'dwuw, iVO0Il80I'l'l'f, .l?1'r'atoZ, Leah-nl Ellis, .Pawtur-Arai, JWuehvz7Ile, Wo 11-. , Thonzpaun, Chun., .l'lmmZe, ,l'Ir1i1r1i1'l1l, Umm., .l,IIt1'I1:ffI'l1l, Chu n . , wIII'I'l'yIl1l', 021111, , .l'ror1'd4'nw:, P1-orizlanrr, llmfdua, Conn., Thomrrslon., ilk., lwzrrwzler, Jlhmw., Jlhklarnle, JV -Z, lWm'h4?sh'r, flhma, , .lDr1'llmro', ilhum. , Duhlin, I1'r'lf1m7, l'ru1'1?7f'12r1', Selent Guurse. I '1 'o l'l'!ll' n rf, .Pa 1rl1u't'ft, .l ,l'0I'l?lI'fH'l', .Muu'.0rmrn, Af lf, ,I 'I-orz'r74'm-r', 6'1vrn.vtnn, ,I ,l'lII'l'IYI'Ill'1', Ifllll Jl,il'l'I', Jhlxn., 1'hilu1l4'lpI1m, Item., S9tylr'sr1'Zlw, Pl'ol'l'dl'm'lf, 35 noon. Hope, 30. Slater, 13. Valley Falls. 95 Benevolent St University, 12. Hope, 47. Butler Ave. Woonsoeket. Hope, 28. Central Falls. Pawtucket. 851 Pine St. Hope, 38. Hope, 19. Hope, 11. Hope, 11. University, 41. 184 VVaterman St 729 High St. Hope, 41. .l'awtueke1. Slater, 4. Hope, 41. University, 31. Hope, 27. Hope, 48. 80 Parade St. 251 Prairie Aye. Slater, 13. Hope, 2. University, 18. 19 Pleasant St. Cranston. .105 Angell St. University, 47. University, 46. Saylc-sville. 81 Mawney St. .-p.....-il- ',.....---W V V ,.,,,.,..1. ,,,..--4-v---- --,.-...i -A ,EIT ,,-,QE-nv ,..--Aim- ,,.- Z Z !N iX v 7 - X X - A '- '-T f? ff 'W A X v :Q V' W, A ' QFJF--' -Q .----: --- -i l Q fa M ,agf ,.'7 .,.-Sfae' C3411 -'- , ,ff 4, A +-- V - fi-f ' ---?'Y -11 01 V faire ,..'- ,,X -f--- - - 'T A- - . M-21-A 11- ' M Z-,L M -E rw , W FEM 12-f' -, 'f'ff7 TT- 91:4 4 -1 ya - fzfV?ffw.wJ - - ' fb W L ' J' he-'f-H . w- P. 4... 3 ': 1 ' ' ' if il x I- , f ig , Iliff, j f y -1- W MPM ' 'Q' lk f f 1? V, i f ff WW f , f 4, ggifiv fg, If ff VJ., -Q f I f we LZ f 21 W ' , , 2 Q, M Q2fii55'P'llN : 4 4 1 K f I .- , 4 ' 1'-1.-. '41, affix:-i 1:A ' - j::. M167 I Q' QA ,f 1-13 fxf, .P . W -Wx -Q .f, W, I X 'wi-'EXW 343 6211 ' Cf E f fa .Q of ' :NED I, ,, E'f,J::,gEf'1iL-hlfflisiiffgr l 1 , I , v'M ,?'1i'1't Q f f ' ,ff6Q1kw?':' 1 ,mr--'f Y., .,A.41,'-Y- Ax Ext' ' N 4' ju 3 A W' if '1:7gi!f'f 'I X' VH ' Af? his X XMW WX K Z '1f'5iiilLlT!!f'W - i'yfJ a-1 , Liplfgbi V 'f' T I fb 'f ww' lfhalgvlh' flrfwmlmfffuzsfapsesssi pm .- Lf ' NW Mull I w51+.lllI'i5lili3rQii22f'3i1?iEfsr:fi?f' 'W' f M AH- f13,i,Jf ,M hae.wksiE:u::2ae,fs'ss55? . , ,ff 1 ll .if -: f ,ffW 'u ',,2'f!?l lllijlimfllmiligighifi. a f5Lg,aQf1- y X f f H 5. f WMlm1'AfffwfflWwlfanvffa- 1 gf J A -ff kFWQMI1H:axw14lIIlIllflHpJ.:iFWffg.'gfg1. q'gt gym' ,HZQEFST f f -W MEQHMZ5!fl!!EQ5I,.112 af'Ai.li'fm:Qf P - A ' A x f- ,. X Qx 5: ,N .ffl-A 4 W, .. f We ,M gffwx K ',..-Z-.. 'V 5 --X'f N f ., ' 'Z n, , .r ,- f. ff, ,L 1 ,, .. rvu - 71-f-alE:- - ..-41:1 1,2-3's.'Z'-J-fa' ...--. he Teh. nf the 2Il?resh.ma,11 A Freslnnam on nu Autumn day Left the old llomestend fm' nwzqy. I Beneauth his hnt's unstylish bring Qllis eyes with unshed tenrs were dim. The low of cattle and song of birds 'He lenves behind, and fearful girds For safety 'gninst the Soplfmore bold, l'Vhose wiles :md sehemes he's oft, been told So durkly snare the rustic had 'Who comes so good, becomes so bnd. The room puIu!1'ul sold to him Qlle finds :u. den both dnrk und dim. llis sent, in elmpel 'hind an post Turns ont. zu, quite expensive v'na.vl, 'Phe .lnnior's heud he sees while there liowed down in -- study, not in prayer. lie looks with :awe on Seniors ull As gods from briglii. Olympus' llnll. 'By Soph he's hnzed, by Prof. hc's suubhed, And 'Freshie bylthe college dubbed. He and his elnssnmtes nll 1ll,E','l'0G 'Phat FWBSIIIIIIIII your means misery. F' Il: Freshmaxn Glass. P1'r'm'zle'11 I, . 'I 'l.l't7-1,l'l'Nl'l71'lIf, . Sf'n1v'lr11'y, . Tl'm.vz11'v1', . lh'slnr1'rr 11., . NAME. Carl Ilewes Abbott, Herman Vandenburg Ames, William Franklin Arrington, Clarence Augustus Barbour, .llenry Ames Barker, Josiah Bartlett, Francis Joseph Belcher, Arthur Joy Bentley, Eli VVhitney Blake, Eid, George Samson Brown, Ernest Henry Brownell, Francis Ilerbert Brownell, VVinthrop White Brownell, Clayton Platt Brunsen, Harry Marsh Burrows, llugh Leekie Caltanach, Charles Kelnble Cluunln-rs, Albert Burke Cook, Charles Doughty Cooke, James Floyd Denison, Charles Edward Dennis, Jr., Edwin King Dexter, Henry Ledyard Goddard, CWWUGERS . U. A. Blxnnoua. W. F. Aanmcrron .A , A.. W1I.1.l.'x ns. ll. li, UA'l l'ANAl'll . ll. W. PINKII.-ln. MEMBERS 1uasrD1f1NeIf:. 0IlA'llI7Id, Gil., Ihnmrrl, bltlmll, flhuw., JDn'tfb1'1l, Chun., l'1-f1rz'1h'1uv:, Melrose St. ,lx'z'ng.sfon, l'1'oM'rlmuv', l 'l'r11'z'fIcn rw, .l'l'r12v'1l1'11r'r, l'1'n1v1?Zw1mf, .lD,I'l'NU0l, .lLz'lt1w Ilmtplmt, .l'1-u1'1'zl1'm'1z, .lfl'l:91fIl, Ofl'1'I'lIl1lll, U., .l'1'u1'1'r74'1n'f', ,lnlllllf lhflly, JZ, I '1'ul'i1lr'm'w, ,l'rlf4'lwoIl, JY. f, Shrzbnygnn. Hills, llilv. , Prnz Me11r'w, Slmron, 'I 7., 1'1'm-idwwa, 38 noon. 105 VVillian1s St, University, 16. Hope, 16. Hope, 17. AS Lexington Ave 12 Jackson St. 43 Laura St. 200 Broadwny. 50 George St. 38 Angell St. Bristol. Slater, 9. 195 Benefit St. Slater, 2. University, H, Angell l.'lau'e. Slater, 14. 144 Angell St. l7nivvrsity, 50. Hope, 46. Bear 56 Messer St University, 13. 36 George St. LIBER BR U NENSLQ. NAME. Ernst Gordon, VVilliam Edgar Grigg. Clarence Grant Hamilton, Frederick Augustus llarris, Morris NVilliam House, John Fred llumes, Jolm Powell Hunter, George NVallaee Hutchinson, Frank ltielunond Jenks, Elliott Woodbury Lamson, VVilliam Millard Lippitt, Alexander Marshall, Charles Franklin Medlrury, W'illiam Joseph Morouvy, NVilliam Samuel Pease, Frank Sargent Phillips, llenry Winn Pinklnuu, John Cornelius Quinn, VVillianr Attmore Robinson, Ornlan fliris Ryther, Louis Childs Sanford, Harry Tuck Sherman, Walter Blll',Lf0!-l Smith, Robert Rennie Taft, Arthur Eugene VVatson, Calvin Everett 1Vest, Fred Earle W'hilaker, NVillia.m Allen NVillnu', Albert Avery NVilliams, XVilliam Harry Williams, Erving Yale Woolley, Rollin Chappell lVoosler, Clarence Whitford Young, George John Bloouiiield, Edward Wainwright Brunse Christopher Elihu Champliu, Byron Clark, Frank Gaylord Eastman, Edwin Samuel Holloway, Jolm Matteson, Josiah Caldwell Whipple, RESIDENCE. Boston., Jhfss., .Li77l'0llLf0lI, N Q, Provi1h'11w', l 1'urz'171'111:4', .lfllI'I'liHyfIlll, ll71.vt Sullun, DDr.v.e,, hwwi-rfuzru, l,!7lLllf,, H'TlllZRIII', .Y ff, ,l,llll'fIlI'd'l'f, IIIHILNHIII, .lM.vx,, .l'1-fn-1'1lww, .'I8lIfllHf, lfh.ubfu'u', Dhmv. , .l,IIIl'fllf.'d'4'f, l'1'n1'1'1lwn'1', .lH'll1v'll1', .llir.v.v, , 7 'hom 113011, Cilllll ., I ll'0l'l'!l0l1l'I', .l '1 -n l'I?L'H uw, QYi6II'111ll'f, Al'f,, JJ,l'l19fIIl, Nun 1?u'Z', lf lf, l,l'0I'l'lll'Il1'lf, ,I,IlI0llL.l'l'f, Willthrtzll, .lDf.wc,, Suffield, 1,011,114 , AiWI0llN0Cd'6f, QlQ1.vll'1f jil'l?l'l', Glllllb., .l,l'0i'12I0lN'l', Jwrtlurnzyztwt, llhss., .l'11.lL'turL'4'f, Nw ,Bl'l'flIlTIl, Lbftzz., Ollruru-, IQ., Select Enurse. I7IlI'tIlI'd'I'f, .lx'l'llvful, .lilork .Rrlrm.1l, l,blrrIwnlm', CYJIHL, , Ihnmrrl, . llrotonl, Cinm., n, Jr., ,l'l'0ni1Zmnre, JIQLZIIIIIL, Miss. , 39 noon. University, 21. Hope, 10. 66 Federal St. 140 Prospect St. liarriugtou. Nope, 16. llope, 15. llope, 44. Pawtucket. Hope, 25. 97 Smith St. Ashton. 62 Pearl St. llope, 18. 29 Benevolent St. 29 1Ill.ll1lll0llti St. fllope, 38. 374 VVickeuden St 37 Angell St. llope, 46. 3 Smith St. University, 27. 114 Benevolent St Pawtuxet. 170 CliHTord St. University, 45. 1Iope, 10. University, 54. Hope, 36. Hope, 25. Pawtucket. 413 Pine St. 55 Waterman St. llope, 18. Slater, 2. University, 80. Hope, 48. Slater, 14. llope, 17. 13 Pike St. University, 52. cv , , I , J I 0 ff llllllllkllfgr Resident Gmclllaite, 1 Seniors, . . 58 Juniors, . 55 Sophoniores, A G0 Freslunen, 1:5 Total, 240 1 ' 0 il rrerztnrg. Slater Hull, South Division, . Rooms, 1 to 9 , 'Q H North H H 10 to 20 University Hull, South Division, . 1 to 3-1 H 4' North 'C H 35 to 61 Hope College, South U U 1 to 16 H Middle W 4 17 no 32 H U North ' ff 33 to 48 40 Eiiullege .111111rs. OOMMENGEMENT OR my-IR amass R 18811. Valcdictory, . . Salutatory, . . . Phiiosoplzical Oration., . Classical Oration, . . . ALFRED DODGE COLE. FRANK IWELVILLE BRONSON . EDWARD WIII'1'1'l'1N SIIEDD. . WILLIAM JACOB CLOUES. GDFISS D7'IY IYIHRSHHUS, 13811- Ohief Illarshai, . Second Illarahal, Third Marslzal, . . NORMAN S. DIKE. CLIFFORD P. SEAGRAVE . . CRAWVFORD HILL. GIIHSS DHY CFYFYIGERS QF! THE CLIFSS GDN 18855. President, . . . Vice-Premient, Secretary, . Treasurer, . Orator, Poet ,.... Speakers at tlw Class Tree, NORMAN STAUNTON DIKE. GEORGE STITZEII MATIIIZSVB. JOIIN CALDER IIEBDEN. ELMER CASE. TIIERON IIARLONV CARTER. FRANK LOOKE TITOOMR. WIIITIIAM CIIAMRERLAIN BURWELL. I I-IORATIO GATES WOOID. Address to lhideigqradzcates, . VVALTER GOODNOWV EVERETT. FRANK LESLIE DAY, Committee of Arrangements, . CLIFFORD PIIETTEPLAOE SEAORAVE President of Class Supper, Historian, . . . Prophet, Oflist, . Statistician, . 6 lCIIARLEB HENRY IIARE. WARII BEECIIEIL CIIASE. WAIITEIL 1-IAYWARD. CIIARLES HERBEIIT MOINTIRE. WILLIAM PRATT. HENRY KCNOWLEE WIIIBUR. c , , Q i. fkxky f W W f BAG, X M -X Wy,- g, ,L xr?-iq XX . -Nagg' ,Jag awww mm., las IN CQLEEEEEUDIES. The 011714111 tm' Iwfnizuzzs, . . . . . . . The The The Master Premium, . . . Ewmy P1'cmiun1,, . . . Ihnzrvll I'4'e1nizL1n fin 18847, ' . . . The Dunn. Prcmmm Qin 18841, . . . ' First : Tim C?l771l'llf0I'1,1'lZ?0R, . Second: I. 'rlm-fl 1 IN PREPHRHYIIQRY STUDIES. Thu .l'1'1wz'1lw1t'.v l,l'l'lll7:lllIl3, , 1, 1 1+11'st: I. In Grmzf, . 'QSCv011d: L'l'hird: 1'Fi1'sL: II, In. Imam, . . J, Second: LTl1il'llI Tha Ihlrtwlwm IDIWIIIIQLLIIIN, ,'Fi1'sl.: Tn. .lhrflfwmflth-,e, . . -QScconc1: LThi1'rl: -I2 S X -N NM .dm f.': f- K!! K X 1 U J WN '-5. 1 F. M. BnoNsoN. I W. J. CLOUES. VOLNEY SKINNER. L. R. HIGGINS. A. M. WARREN. W. G. Ev1smE'r'r. A. K. POTTER, Jn W. II. Fnos'1'. S. C. KELLEY. G. S. BROWN. C. G. 1'LxMn.'rox. II. W. PINKIIAM. H. W. PINKHAM. C. G. 1IAmL'roN. C. C. DENNIS, Jn C. II. BROWNELL G. S. Bnown. H. W. PINIUIAM. if 11112 1fU1fIJLI1-.G fS12L1'lLI1- ,i?i'l.1J1l12L .uf fbi? I hai 131215214 fifizrpapa. P7'es1'flent, . . . 1NI14:nl:1uu LYON, LL. D. Vice-1 1'e.wir1ent, . . . HHN. Rowmsn II.xzAun. 007'l'C.91707l.flf7I!I'S6C7'GlCH'-U, . . PROP. NVILLIAM C. I'0LAN1m, A. M. Treasurer ,... . . Clmlznlas B. Gow, A. M. fP1cov. A1.oNz0 WHQLIAMS. IION. Glco. M. CARl'I'IN'l'IGR, FRANCIS A. GASIIILI., ESQ. Committee Qf Appointments, WM. B. WlilCDl'lN, ESQ. PROF. JOHN II. Av?-maToN. Du. lfhsrolw LYON. REV. FREDERIC DENISON. MEMBERS GUHSS em 'sa cm my-ui: mmsm ELsEG!I'IQN.D W. G. Evlclu-:T'1', A. MCC. WARREN. F. L. DAY, H. K. Stromcs. F. C. FRENCH, A. C. Bfumows. ELMER CASE. 43 I Ulunmi ,Association uf lfiirumu P1 '1'.91'1Ir'11 i, IfTn'- l,I'l'NlUI'Il tn, . Sc'1'1'vm1'y, T1'c'1l.91n'c'1', . ,Efvecutiee Uommiticc, Boston .PI'l382'!Z07ll, . Wee-I'1'z'sz'dcnt, . . hcretary and Treasurer, Executive Committee, . Elriuiuersiisgs. HoN. FRANCIS WAYLAND, LL. D., New Haven, Conn HON. IIAMILTON B. S'rAPLEs, Worcester, Mass. EDWARD T. CASWVELL, M. D., Providence. RORERT W. BURRANK, Esq., Providence. HARRY O. FARNUM, A. M., Providence. WILLIAM B. WICEDEN, A. M., Providence. I'ION. EDWARD L. PIERCE, LL. D., Milton, Mass. BENJAMIN F. TIIURSTON, Providence. PROI-'. JAMES O. MURRAY, D. D., Princeton, N. J. ARNOLD GREEN, Providence. gissuoiatirm uf Alumni. HON. ELIJAII B. STODDARD, Worcester, Mass. HON. MARCUS MoR'roN, LL. D., Boston, Mass. . W. V. KELLEN, ESQ., Boston, Mass. GEORGE CAPRON, Esq. EDWARD L. DAvIs, ESQ. DR. EDWVARD N. WHITTIER. DR. CHARLES L. NICHOLS. ALFRED W. FITZ. 44 Flew ljurk gssuciatiuu uf Alumni. Presiclent, . HON. GPIORGIG W. CURTIS, LL. D Vice-President, . . . OSEORN E. BRIGIIT, ESQ Secretary and TI'ea.suI'er, . . . AIITIIUR LINCOLN 'HON. JOIIN MEREDlTI'I READ, LL. D Executive Committee, LJOSEPH P. EARLE, ESQ. Hffhilailelphia gissuniatiun uf jglumrri. President, . . . HON. HORATIO GATES JONES, LL. D First Vice-President, . REV. GEO. DANA BOAIIDMAN, D. D Second Vice-Presiclent, . . REV. WAYLAND HOIIT, D. D Secretary, . . . WILLIAM I-I. BENNETT, M. D Treasurer, ........ DIGXTIBR S. STONE GGMMIYIUITEE SN PNIIIIIDEIIPI-IIII EXHMINIIIIIION III-IR HDMIS SION IIIO BRSWN UNIVERSITY. EOF. . I. oorcwoon RTHUII . O E P F F R , A W H w WILLIAM H. BENNETT, M. D., JEFFERSON SIIIEL, WILLIAM C. LOTT. 45 'FRANK MAURAN, Jn. CRANVFORD HILL. NORMAN STAUNTON DIKE. FRANK DENISON WI-IITE. STEPIIEN CUSHING HARRIS. AMOS LOCKWOOD DANIELSON. REUBEN EARLE FENTON, JR. JOSEPH WALKER. JOHN D1-:FOREST DANIELSON. 116 O IT L. L. O. S B. P NV. ALlCXANDlCll, BROWN, CLA1uua, DAY, DEXTER, Dum, DIRIAN, FOLWELL, FREEMAN, BFIEHYIBEEKS. 11.7 WAI.'l'1Ell HAYWARD, CRAWFORD IIILL, CLARENCE LITTLEFI li L D , IFRANK MAURAN, Jn., J. M. PIQNDLETON K. C. RICHDIOND, C. P. SEAGRAVIQ, ORRAY TAFT. A. T. WALL. , 215, X x! X Z -J YV. II. BEATTIE, A. L. DANIliI.SON, WV. E. CARTER, NV. A. D1'Eli, E. A. GODDING, S. C. IIARRIS, S. C. ICELLEY, I. G. Lum, 1fF1E1Hf1!3EEiS. F. D. XVI-IITE. 48 NV. T. NICIIOLSON, JR J. E. NICOLAI, R. G. POTTER, ARTHUR ROGERS, E. G. '1iI1URBER, J. H. XVARD, STEPHEN WATERMAN, DANIEL NVEBSTER, JR., 'S J G J. G R.. E. F1cN'1'0N, Ju., . E. lhuclluxc, Joslaru WALKMQ, T. F. Gluclama, JOHN II14:NsI1Aw, W. L. MAUIiAN, R. M. S111c1cMAN. f ga? ffffji' if N 7 fif ' ff ' 'D f-Jwvwxu WN , , Aff ff: fy I W -f -9 - J r 5 '- fN A gb' 'J' J 'f 'E 55612359 Qf ' f '- f-...a?'. f if Th? ugxl l iii' ' A ag-. ZQ, JR AY ' fi fzifW24, ,N ' Fx SQ' K: ga ffH9f5L'f Q 755 K ' - . F X 'ia 4. . fQ,4Qf'W012?Lx.. 7'Xx Vf S wg X 5 ,Qx .. KW .2 k ,kgs g- AMN!! ' A 5 ' 2 1.0 gif. ,L ' afgwixx., H' W f - f A 7 f 3 w nl- 2 EQQ1, , k IK. fl I, . A , A... NRA. .,f3kg 93 2 . 2 I E' 'f 1' r- X I. '51 , f f . A'A'- ff' 5 N .U nlfffa fl f I, M . ,g 31.-,lily 41 rf J-U14 YQ- '- 2 0!KAf,'T51f f' jj,-3' Xl 5 Xi 'Z' 4, 3 N-I g.:' ki-'i Al N S .Ja -I LZ. 'f:llm7f:'. . ,,:- I X ,, J is H . '11 :f '..i.JJ NIQEIWIBERS. Ili. W'. BRUNSICN, Ju., C. 1'. BRUNSIQN, W. W. Bxaoxvxlarm, F. G. EAs'1'M,xN, IT. L. Gonnman, F. A. I-Luuars, NV. A. RumNsoN 50 7'- f' - Q jf. f -' 11' , 'ai A f4 : . . X , ff -Q WAY K I SSCHOQ X u 4.3 Hg., ,,.,uw-0 q W , el a M-. XJ! f ' f-'fix 'L .1 l 11 112095-f'+ if N 2, 'KQ JQQ V, ki fini j . ,ef ,,Hi:f?hf X . fm! 'A' 'f.. X'1-4-if 53n:ui.r:t1: nal? 3fWi.ssi:r,1p1w:1r1' f1r1.u.i.r1.. . J' J 1,l'f'S'I'flf?'lIf, . Vice-Po'0sv'zlm1l5, . . C'nrrespo1zcliny Sec2'0tcm'yf, . Ream-fling Secremry, . T1'eusm'm', . .E2L'GClLCl77J6 Committee, . J. IT. Lolm, '85. . S. W. ILxM1:l'.1cN, '86 JOHN KNOX, '87, . E. E. Smvlclz, '85. E. D. Cmcslculco, '87 ENV. C. Bunwnm., '85 AQ O. A. Fmcm1AN, ,86 JOHN KNOX, '87. 51 . uunzg 31i1?Ierr's Elxristiarr gissur:ia:ti4un. President, . . Woe-President, . . Oorresponding Se1'retm'y, . .Recording Secretary, . Treasurer, .... . ELMER E. SILVER, '85 A'ilTI-IIYIQ L. WADsw0IzT1I, '86 WIIIBUIK B. PAIISIILEY, '86 FRANK S. DIETRIGII, '87 HENRY L. EVEIIETT, '86 DEV6JYITI9NHI.I GGMMIVIUFEE. WIIILIAM C., BURWELL, '85, CHARLES L. WHITE, '87, SAMUEL W. HABIIQLEN, '86 EDWIN K. DEXTER, '88 MEMBERSHIP GGIXIMIWITEE. WALTER G. EVERETT. '85, JOSEPH' H. Loan. JOHN C. HEBDEN. JOHN KNox. '87. GARDNER COLBY. WILL!Ahf W. WAKEBIAN. '86 EDWARD L. GUNN. . WILLIAM H. BENNETT. SOLON C. KELLEY. GEORGE S. Bnowxv. '88. ALBERT A. WILLIAMS. WILLIAM F. ARRINGTON ,SX 0 f 455 O 1 W ff ff ' I ,f 'f I i w ful ll hx Aly! 'M K Xw ll N., x I X ' -: Nxi - I I S HW Qxm1L2f'NC- 9 XXX f I ' ,xE 'XX Yir,',N V' ,V :f , M Q 3 af' I 3 - 1 , I: , QN M, Q, if : X 13' Ov INT! I 1 sl ml : -N , 5'?'1 V f' f . WV ,T S8155 ag- f,W'Z4 NXF 5 2 'Xl ww M5 . pglff Z, ,f ff X 'J l,,.A 7 yQ X A f ff?-FQ xgfx-14 , ff-HQUNDED -1. '1S67.-::- 4'3--969'-4? -1 : '- -zvmn' S'rumf:x'r Arm Gn,mu,vrx'z ow BROWN UNrv1ms1'rr. M1 ,I J '1r,f ,. l5IJ.211?I1- ni ih+.111.tn.11s. WV. C. BlIR.VVEI.L, '85, Ulm.aTrnmn. A. C. Bfumows, '85. A. T. XVALL, '85. W. B. PARSIILEY, '86, I. GV. LADD, '86. J. H. WARD, '86. JOHN KNOX, '87. F. L. DAY, 385, Business Ma1z.age2'. 53 'N' X :il f 1 QN4Q,fj ' .. YM 6 I .9 -QT ',. . H fl Q if -7 I XJ ff QA A 'W 9 L S Q ix 1 M f ' X' , . :-. . Y r . 'NNE - k. . YZ? -Q, - --A N kgs. E '25, K-. 6 f Q A I 7 ,Lfgw LL! I f- . . I I f!- lfA' V 4 N iz K !,, ..p, Ati' MQ? - X A V . Wi? ' ,D 41-is f?7',l' , N-'fwfr -1' ' 55.5K gQgQ!g'. X ' .1 uw . ,SQ K nw EE .U F25 K - -fffsgkt Q 5 . x 3133311111 l5l11i1m1:sitg EIEIcb.a1ti119: f55nanint9:. .Pl'L'81'lI'l'lll, . . 'I'. G. Rlcllzs, Wm-I'1'cs1'fIw1t, . Ju. F. 'l'nmu'soN, Svwrlfzry, . . L. A. L1Nns.n', ,7Y1'Ufl8lL1'1?I',, . 0. E. RY'l'lIl'1R, U H. G. G. VlNCI'lN'1', Liln'm'1'rm., . Literary Cbnzmiflce, l?z'tcra1'y C'ommz'ttea, . . 54 A. L. WAuswom'1r, Bynum Cmmc, J. F. IJICNI-SON, II. W. IIIIJIIARD, War. Ov:-:1vroN, Jn. E. W. LAWSON, ff 0 1. ' A , .4 S x X . K Wimdmefi f I x t: xixit. JSOQABU f x. 5 ,Q QNX ' ww ,f QSEQIV. V, ff ff X L ' N . . XE N R991 j f XX QQ N E A 9 O I I S Z4 X X :L 1 - I - Niflfk .film , Q xx e. . - X X XX X X ,tgp-.513 ixX.X N? Xi k N L . N X. X X X SBZUTS 151a:n,1l.i.11.g,yw13011111: ,295-ssm1gr: i.:1.tiu11. Prexiflenl, Irfljd-I,l'0NfIl6llf, Sew'efcm'y, Traccsm'ef', . Directors, . . S. W. ll,ml:r.l4:N . . .luux Kxux, 9 A. IQ. NVADSNVOIUII, . G,umN1-:lc CoLm', XV. C. 13u1cw'lf:r,l. - li. T.. GUNN, W. C. Buoxsox, 5 5 5 - -., I ! I K 1 E n,,,, Nj ,,,m,,I 1 H, V f.'I l' In I ' llf u IIN nmulll I1 w 'lHM5 'WQfi5: E 'X .,.,,,,,,,--f-1,1jj,Ly fi F . z ., ' I ln! I-1 I , .1 , 'I U xy 'gn' nw 1 L-if .cn -,rxr..i,,gug4 . fu . . 'A ' ' nr . - . , ..,H.ag-1n.1!!Lm::1n:gg111nnnn ,mmmmllmm mu. ., . ' Il kj -g -W TQ 4 . ,A xlv, 5 1fIizu111.11 ua1r .I,l'l'NL'l1!flll', . Vz'cu-l'1'mu'rIc11t, . R0I'L'I4l l'.l1 , . .1vl'UIl8lU'L'l', . . 7'hmtrz'1v1l JlhllLlljjI'l', .-I.v.w'xiu1zt, . . 1il'l'l'll Iirr' CQ1lIIllll'ff!'lf, . II X Ulm' U 1 fu : I K' 5 Q 1' -Nn.qjI' l mc 3 I I F -alll ul..uI n X H, .If 1 ln i' J .ax It lbs K I a If a Unix X ji, 'i' 7 rg Q 'Ex 2 - ...-me .m .L U nf 'X H In mln' Ml N I X I wr . bww' - 2 .. 1, U - Q--- w 1 W X vi p g ,. I1 I .ff .... 5.5M1' -'lx MF-f f 'M AMIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIH' Mmwnnwmw If Q X. ix .2 lv -j 7'W - -N U-iovr 21.11.11 '.i'1J.11.gs SLJ.r:i:utgy A. I.. 1lANll'1l.NON, J. ll. XVARID, IC. A. c-QUDIJINKE, S. U. lhuuus, S'msvlll':N NV.x'1'1cm1.xN, NV. A. Dvlcn, Plu-:smlf:N'1', 1'.I'-QfffCl'0,' WV. T. Nwllownx, .Tu HGVUIYE MEMBERS. A.. L. .IJANII-znsox, NV- T- NICIIOLSON TN W. A. Uma, A. K- 1'0'1 1'wR, D. II. Ful.mf:n, R. G- P0'1 1'1'1IK, li. A. Gonmxlu, C. V. Rom-:u'rs, S. C. lhlmls, -T. H. NVARD, 1, G, lump, S'l'I11I'HlCN xVA'l'lGliMXN G. W. NVl1.1.ls. i 'w5 : ... SW ! - 5 6 : N'x QNQ4, N,- ' jngklu, 'Q .fy Fun 3111 ...H -44, fx W' W, -8- Xxxd' '31 ' - -. 'Q' I 'QT .xi 7 ZS, 'VA 7f '+.k , EL WL!! Wk 'Ik' gf ffxxxx 'F' ...sm ,Aa 1 ' ic?-1. fl f . Egsfxfx .-.X i -- ag 1?J1?IlIU11l 1QI1 1.i.um1rsi.ty. 'Glare Eilubl. I'1'1?sL'rh'1zt, . Wea-1'reai1Imt, . .41fll8l:l.'lllDl'I'1'6f0I', . . S'vm'c!u.1-y, . . . . Blcsz'111'xN Jnlllrlfffl' and Tl'crlsy11'm', l l1iS 7' IIVJNOJ8. MEMBERS . W. B. Clmsxfz. 1I, 0. ALEXANDER . F. L. DAY. JI. D. IWICLEOD. . F. IA. I-DAY. ,FIRST BASS. II. O. Am-:x.xND1sn, '85, N. S. Dum, '85 W. IS. CHASE, '85 A. K. Po'1 1'E1v., Jn., '86 W. A. Dvmx, '86 G. O. IJEXTER, '87 SMCOLWJ 77a'N011'. SECOND BASS. F. L. DAY, '55 W. T. NIKYIIOIASON, Jn., '86 Q. V. Romsxvrs, '86 J. II. WVARD, '86 II. 'l'. Slmmms, '88 II. D. JUCLEOD, '87 J. UHF. IDANIELSON, '87 fig-. , V, '2 'XL:'w' f I-5 M KEN K J' .. xx gkr , yt Vfll. C 3, W - , ' M. ,l f -. f,z .iz Qi: J 13: ,1f, V Y ggzvzf Y 440 ' ', ' fa' , 4 8 ff- LH i , pw... - .W .. VI- X 's . ff fx ff' Q lg I-J'-il X-X if ,f 'L -, Ig. mf? , 1, f Y k RN ., 1 fl-vifg' , X 'W - ' , W z R,-. U N SM.-f -' 3 ff N 3 Z mf H - QV' Img: ' Q '- ' W4 ' H PW? . f - 'f 1 ' I ' --.i2-::- f- -A - fl I 4,1 X 62277 -1 4 . 1 . JW .3 . 5 J Q . - WW . 1 . X gif' t If l x',1,:-'f ' G 'Hung' ,163 4 .V H fro- wot f!Q9GD, N J- JQ1-ILUIII, .' 11111151313 1 - X ... .N NW' ' 338:11 iissuciaatiuu. Pl'C8Z'd0ILl, . WM-I'1'r.9iflfn,t, . S'rn1'ntr1rJf, . 7'1'1:as111'0l', . 1'luf:slDuN'1', r2.:'-Qfiimz, 'l'lu':.xx-suxmn, nz'-qffivw, W Jhuzngcr, . . Clljilflfll qf' Nine, Qjlicirzl C'h1'e1'cr, . DIREGYFEJRS. CRAYVFORD 1ixL1., W. T. NrcuoLsoN, JR W. A. DYER, GARDNER COLBY, J. M. P1aNDL1-JTQN, 21: A. T.. DANIFILSON, B. XVATERMAN, '82, for llfe zulfllllif. ff 'I .N R. E. FENTON, Jn., C. P. S1c.xGnAvE, H. G. G. VINCENT, .MQW viding Y , ' ' - J-'Z' .A -. X A xx NW ' rf fx .-J AQ MQT' gif-. 5:21, '4 - Xb- 53. 4. f iff, V N X. . M: - 58 f1zrur1.id.a.1:es fur thas 1111izms1fsi1:g3. 35iLiL1'w. W. B. Cxmsl-3, 'R5. A. L. NV.XDSW0l!'l'lI, ' G. F. Hmm, 'H5. J. H. Wmm, II. J. RHI-:'r'r, '85, G. W. WILLIS, C. P. Sl':.umAv1f:, '85. A. F. Cmlcm-1, NV. H. SIIEDD, NS. Glcoxuala Coomm, ' J. F. Mrrn1'1n', 'l-16. G. II. Clmoman, ' Nouxmx GUNDENSON, '86, J. DEF. I7.xNIm.noN, ' 31+'1ff:s11:111:em Glass Jwnangwr, . . UIljlffIl'lL of IWW, . W. W. B1c0wN1aLL, II. L. CA'r'1'ANAclr, C. K. CIIAMBI-uns, C. D. Comm, F. A. IIARRIS, U. F. J. J. G. R. J. J. 1c.ClIAMllI4lllS, 'Sth A. IIAIUHS, '8H. F. llmms, 'I-48. P. lll'N'1'lcn, '82-4. W. 1Iu'1'c'ulNsuN, '88. C. Wooswm, HS. O 11113. . H. M. Bulmows. F. A. llfxums. F. llunlfzs, P. 1'IUN'r1cn, G. W. IIU'rcmNsoN, G R . J. Bl.oom'1m.D, . C. Woosnwxn. gfsuerages nf Bniucrsitg Eine for 1884. .Batting lmnk. A. 11. 7. BAssE'r'r, . . 41 1 3. IJURFEE, . . 48 22. SHEDD, . . 42 25. CHASE, . . 89 27. SEAGRAVE, . . 47 35. Donor-J, . . 39 38. Cr.AmcE, ' . . 32 42. Wmxswowru, . 38 43. Gunn:-:RsoN,. . 43 Fielding B. IL A. V. P. 0. A. E. A. V. Rank. 13 . 317 27 9 . 847 33 14 . 292 1 3 . 727 52 11 . 262 6 6 . 829 39 10 .250 2 6 .933 16 12 . 255 4 3 .857 80 9 .231 20 0 . 847 38 7 . 219 11 2 .969 6 8 . 211 25 11 .825 39 9 . 299 54 2 . 967 8 59 -in - QXQES' 'f --ww 2 n 5 I E X f is X K: X . h y N-XV' X f 9 ' X .5 f' kai' ,ff xx X X K 5,1 Y! R 'lx 9. 1 -4 AA ,, ,J ' ? 4 'M' ':-3222-W.. ' HL lfiwruum liluiumrsitg Ellguatiug gissnniatinn. P1-es1'dent, . . W. II. BEATTIE, md-I,I'88lYI0l2f, . . C. A. REED, Sem-rm1'.V, . . C. J. McC1mE1zY, Treaszm'e1', . . . A. L. IJANIELSON, Mc-1zc1ga1'of Crew, . . J. WALKPIIX, LIANAGER, or-ojicio. W. C. BURWELL, . F. W. REYNOLDS, R. E. FENTON, Jn. Evecutive Uommitlee, . C. A. BARHOUR, TPI-IE UNIVERSITY CREW 1 1 1 1 9 1 J WILL IIE SELECTED FROM 77114 FOLLOWING UANDIDATW C. I.r'r1'I.Er-'1m.Im, '55, A. L. SAm.1u, '86. E. W. REMINGTON, '85, W. W. Wm'r'rEN, '86. W. II. BEATTIE, '80, L. A. LINDsAx', 'S7. C. A, REED, '86, O, E. Rvrnnn, '88, 60 S. 7-13 . -.552-, my -.+-I - 4- -1 7' fjv J R?'lX2' 1 ' f '- ' h' . : ::.l'm L'!,, Mx- N VG!! F f4 2 f-fn -vq ,, - 1- ' - if H. 1 5 4,1 8 g, - ffifff :ff llQ .1 l f- Q93 NMQ Sl-:L4Q::1i'2f2 37 .6-' 5. , X- fn 'N 5,,.,,f,,, , f .4 - Y Q if AQ.,,rJ' L3 M . ..1m..!fE.V , .7 U I -. f, 8 fam 7 'MQ N ijffffi 2 ' ' -- ' P, 1 ' 1' if ' 'gfj.,Jxi,., .ujf . lm , M3421 1. 7 gf J Xfi-1-Q.. ' Z' 1' 7' ' . , 4 ' W' ' 7 N 5. 37 I 9' Ng..-'S' ' I 7 1 - l Milf . .f ' -Q, l 'XUQ' I fM4?lI'1nsm 8' if .4 ESQ: I A X JL M. wif? J 9, RA., : y ' f ,..- 7 'l 7 f 6 I I xl? P gr'.eI!Ei'1.'m ff' s .I .asf 7 - - T. gf , 061' f 7 f 7 'Q ' ' -L W! 4 I W :gi X 'J-W frTl'.' 91.4 sf!- I ' f 5 Vg XXX f X, --- U19 xwfv-N 4 f ' P 1- ' X 0 5 Hac1,6 'q f Q95 ' I I k .mov no Y I wo' M -1 I 3317111111 1. 15111-1-lII31?81JE1j 151031-K31-U Qlnlm. J'resz'1Ienl, . . . . . E. G, '1'uu1usl-zu, '86 Sfcrffm-ycnzflT1'm.vu1-w1', , E, FENTON, '87 6 plzin, .... . . A. Po 1: , '87 Jiiezcienannt, , . . G. VV, Fn5i1,R '87 Bugler, . . . , STEPHEN W.vmIm.xN, '86 S FRANK MAURAN, Jn., '85 Erccutivc Cbnanziriec, , . , - VV. T, NILJIIOLBON, JR., '86 Q W. W. BnowNm.L, '88 MEMBERS. CRAWFORD lhm., '85, C, V. Rolsmwrs, '86, W. L, M.xUn,xN, '87 FRANKIQIAURAN, Jn., '85, E, G. TIIWLISFJIC, '86, YV. A. Po'r'1'r:u, '87 K. C. ICHMOND, '85, S'1'F1l'IIlCN ATTCICMAN, '86, . 0SEl'll WA mm, '87 Oman' TAM, '85, :L DEF. DANI1f:l.soN, '87, W. W, Iinofxjxmin., '88 A, L, DANIELSON, '86, R, IE. FENTON, Jn., '87, C, D, Coolm, '88 S. C, HARRIS, '86, G, W. FIELD, '87, II. L. Gommnn, '88 W, T. N1c1roLsoN,Jn.,'86. I. C, Hrcxcs, '87, W. A. Ronmsox, '88 F. W. Rmnvonns, '80, A. W. Hmns, '87, 61 0 'K 5 '- 1:1 ' ,:,, X xx ml' -., lx . ai ' in -- ' v V - ' , , .-.....- . ' -n ., ll an e-- f T 54 I , ' --'-3 - ' . , . - N ' i 'f '- ' N' . :. - -. ' ' 1- N. --:Q ' - -T: '---gl -. f - '-ij . ,, , ' A--- ,- I 1, ' 1 'N ---1 . , V ,-f':,.1.. I --,-' xgfgj- W ' 'Q'- ff-'KX U nl f mf, 1 N N 0 -A 1 .- X' ,' u f... -yvrf M X -f'f 'f ,NX I 1-Elia, ' .. --.. fiJ',XX ' 4 Jill: E X X R v.-Mf, x .,, .Qs--W . 4 1. X lj, is N X 5 A.,, lf, 'V I sg '5 , x. I A -.. L , , , -, Z fr-F' ,, 'I A 4 , U T' p la ff :- E1 ,D -Q-'1ix..., ,-, K- - ,.,, .5 5 -.,,...... f jl5?Jl'U,11IfI Mrrxmfnrsztg. NT milf, 41.11 ' 1, , ' ' - M' 'N laaillfu .UUIIIS g3SSUI?l-altlhllllll. 111 137 'W'-' ' 'A . ,f--fn ff- .Pl'6Nl'd0I1'l, . . . NORMAN S. DIKE. Wra-l'rws1'ciczzI,, . . A. K. Po'r'rEn, Ju. Serv1'0I111'y1u1zI Trmszn-af-, ....... J. DE F. DANIELSON. mann mQu12N74mEN111. Wimwnv nf Singles, . Winvzcrs of Doubles, . - ' A QW. W. BROWNELI., '88, REPRESENYUHYITIVES 7-UU YIVI-IE INYUEIRGQIJLIEIGIHYIIE 'FGJURNHIYIENYIK SK. C. RICHMOND, 435. Singles, , . - IJ. Dm F. DANna:r.soN, '87. g D. Wlfznswl-nn, '86. Doubles, , IW. W. BROWN!-:1,I., '88, 62 Z -s S First: Ulmwx-'onn IIILI., '85. 2 Second: W. W. BROWNELL, '88, g D. W mx:-1'rr-zlz, ' '86. '31 ALI-:xAND1cR, Buuwxcm., CLARK , D1-:xT1alc, Dum, IUIMAN. FOIAVICLI., I'I,uu-:, I'l1r.1,, LIAURAN, Rm-:T'1', lhcumoun, K.C., Rxcamorm, N.L., SIGAGRAVE, S'r0K1f:s, Woon. !UYlEIQf1I3E LIS. 'SIL 'S7. B1-:A'm'1xs, BAUGH1-nn, Bl-lNNl'Z'I'T, Comsy, BERRY, CoLw1-:1.I,, BOANDMAN, Clzoomsu, C,m'r1su, IJANIELSON, CnANDr.1':1:, Fr:N'roN, IJANKELSON, l m1.n, GODDING, Holm, GUNN, G1umN1-1, Jouusox, Kuox, LAWTON, J 1-:PmeRs0N , N ICHOLSON, BIAURAN, POTTI-zu, M UNRO, Romzxzs, QUICK, XVARD, Sc01'1', WILLIS, 'l'uon11'soN, XVILSON. WALKPZIL, H. F., F NVmxs'l'l-in. WW f fm 1, Xzfwggvlffey X Mud XX f f eva ffm Rxxf N '24 fa N ,X x fling? gp, WMM X. l,,f 44 I fu'3 4 4 I A M , yeh fx 1 X In I ', .. E N0 'A gf.. f ,QS '- ' A A N ' ', r , ,W 7 25 ff ' 'A L, ffl, .. 1 fi ,QF 2' uf iizz , f,-1-1 QF! if fm ,' xx 2? 73114. Q' 'rw lv YN- -K , , .NV-QQ. 7,1 W1 NYE is . , , 5' J, f xi. 1' LI X , W, N? .R f I. 4 ' 57 ,ff 6 n Q' Q It I ,Kr ,f I , 2? 1, ,ll A 'M A v A ,Q k Q1 ' Ilgf 49 95 I 'HLA x XIII Q M Urxrxxlucxxueqtz 63 '88 BAmc1c1c, B1cowNm.1. B1xowN1:LL Bunuows, Coomz, C. GODDARD, HARRIS, ROBINSON, SHERMAN, '1'A1f'1'. , F. II., JVJV., D., gif .. ' 35 - , v . , . iff ., 'Ze ' J., I -'L - wb' h 5., , 5 S 4 g 41 559 Q 1.4 ',, , , y X12 1 'f at ,L 'Sa Ta -f Y' ' .. A Q , 5 A L-2i .I.j-,1 V i' i 'P' X 1 . -- Q -ON ' X, . if- 2 . ' 's BIULIKIU Eltilxmimrsrsitg Q2it11:11ati,n iSssn:1:ia:tinL11 HFFIEERS. Presfiflcwwt, . . . IJ. A. CATTANACII, Vice-Presirlent, D. H. CHANDIAQR, Secretary, . . D. C. Muxuoxc, Treaszwer, . . R. G. Po'1'1'1':n, Executive Committee, . . Ovmcxsus, em-Qyicio ff uf W6 -'O X wx J ' I ' I 'IE' lj Mywyw Ffa xki f ix 1 :f4Q: 1., V . 5 gi M ,--1 -, - .,...v- Nu-L -- - -... ..- + .Li Q?,,. . Eiiriuds. IZ!! ! l I-I-wfbn?B, W JW Ccgraqbgi 453415 qggfgull I W - M fvvw. fff- 1,41 M wall! ,Nc 1 ,B 11 '. .Aff X L, , xv ?Ii1 'j7,C,?.PQ't'V-XD m3W.l!'w 3,!m n5g', g - - A L55 A 2524? 1' ff: ' -- U ' if .-.L::f-----gr.:-.,, -..Q-Y... ,-Q ,,,,,,,, ,W , A-,-,,,,,, - SEE YOURSEIJYES AS OVITHERS SEE YOU. 0 flew Efirleans Elllxpusitixm. Crank, Handle, . . Balloon, . . . Mechanical Journalist, . Boiler fbusteclj, Endless Screw, . MHCHINERY HHLKLI. u . . . Psycologieal Phenoinenon, Elec-ntionary Somewhat, Ye H Slim al la mode, HRW G7-IIJLIERY. unnmnos Q1'.XIN'l'l-ID IN nun ou..J Wanderer in the H Streets of bye and bye, Ye Ancient Story Teller. . . . . Crusher of ye Feminine 1-Ieart, . . Ye Pawtucket Maslier, Grinning Cheshire Cat, . Manhood, . . Cunning man from Newport, . A Blaze ol' Light, Hay-seed, . . Cabbage head, Bristol Pumpkin, Old-fashioned Beat, HCQWIYIGUDYIYURHD HHLIIJ. . . . . LIIVING SPECIIXIENS. E. L. GUNN. NV. A. LANE. A L. L. lXNDlCRS'1'1!0M F. L. DAY. H. K. Sromcs. J. B. DIMAN. D. A. CA'r'r.xNAen. Onan' Tl7.w'r. H. O. A1.1-:xANn1c1z WV. B. CHAs1c. C. C. I-Irroncocic. C . L1'1 1'r.1cFInr.n. VVM. Pnmvr. NV. II. Snnnn. II. L. EVERETT. C. E. LAw'roN. WV. O. Fonma. G. NV. Blusounlnl. C. H. ABBOTT. E. WV. BRUNSEN. J. C. XV1111-PLE. fA1!,llANGED AND CLASSIFIED nr n. 0. nUm'us.J Wild Man of Borneo, . . . G. S. TJIATHEWS. Singing Monkey, . . I-I. T. SIIERMAN. Ye Only Living Skeleton, . . J. D. HSLIMH DAN1m.soN. The Missing Link, . . J. C. HEBDEN. Ye Crafty Painter of ye Town, . . 1. C. I'IICKS. Slave at the H Lab., . . ' C. A. POTTER. Tlxc Wandering Jew, . f' SOLOMON ISAAC Baucunu 66 Answers tu liderrespaadeats. Wea-President of the Class of 'S5.-By all means adopt permanently your present style of whiskers tit la Timj, and order a surplus of your class photos, for they will he in great demand as portraying the missing link. Amt-1-str-m.-Do not attempt to conceal your identity by asking for information under the alias of Oozv: Zephyr. Yes, Sozorlont is good, but onlydont converse except by telephone is the best remedy. W- -tl.-We are unable to decide who is a fit successor to you as a pervcrter of truth in regard to college events, but think that the simple style of a guileless Frcslnnan would he preferable to your bombastie trash. A. IC P-tt-r.--Yes, .fl-IGP, you are quite rightg only prominent men, and those who have done at least one thing during their college course worthy of note, are mentioned in the grind department of the Lumn. This will explain the non- mention of your name elsewhere. D-m-n.-Yes, Jack, your theory is correct. Be exceedingly careful not to over- work yourself while you are still getting your growth. If necessary, use Allen's Anti-Fat to counteract any tendency to corpulence. Alrmmzzs.--'1'l1c obnoxious fertilization of the ground immediately under the windows of University Hall is not, as you suppose, an experiment of the agricul- tural department, but is the ingenious prank of our man-of-all-work, the Steward. lVllr-r.--tal. Embroidered suspcnders are 11ot de 'riqem' in the best circles. thy. By all means change your washer-woman, for the polish of the man is in the inverse ratio to the polish of his linen. For further iI1f0l'll1iltl0Tl on matters of dress, consult J. De F. Danielson, alias The College Slim. Wh.-ppl.-Yes, it would certainly be economy for you to take a seat in the front row at the T. C. for the entire season. Your choice of a place of amusement is exceedingly appropriate. lVe agree with youg what little intellect you possess would be unable to appreciate any higher class otf entertainment than that pre- sented at the Weyhosset St. theatre. Ji1'1mom'art.-Your word to the wise was duly received. We agree with you, the less said about The Apple Blossom Clover the better. The unique transla- tions of thrilling stories should increase your list of foreign subscribers. By all means let a work of so mueh originality go on. Ifblwell.-It is a great pity you did not start in earlier in your course to work up that wa1'ble. At present, the ungodly strains you exaggerutedly call yodling embody exactly our idea of the howls of the damned in Dantes' Infernof' Communications have bCCl1 received from Messrs. Pendleton, J. De F. Danielson, R. E. Fenton, Jr., Ralph Potter and W. A. Robinson, begging that the Lusmt spare the rod, not, of course, that they give a d-n, but for the sake of the dear ones at home. ' 67 rf., f f W -4 '- - Y -1 -ff M 65' FH ,A 'L ' r' ESHMQN QI Q7 ' n FTD , I U 5: N .. JVM, 4 Q, 'M 'lw lil' Rune B lf X Xl' L Pow 1 7 ADI, , I Z , X fi Q Mix KL ,Sep ale? I xl M BOLD N ld' P ' -'.- 4 N1 SJ Q 3 . E ,u FN A P R9 I L' N4 o RLS W I NDR 2 fx XT X f QD A PERF W2 7 Q F ECT' w I A. L0 JN' .f 4 X mx ' K-57- J-i P F -HL -B -F cT'dwa.vN:J,,, Elnllege flietamnrlmhnsis. W l:lalt's College life? A PWESH atjifrst With tfimirl mimi mul mmmers frrurle, Mn' Wim-lfw foul honors all roflrirsf, The sport of ull the Sbplzmnore lnroofl. To fmorlc, to clig mul wol1'lclngcL'i0L Wiili lifflejoy lzetloeen, ufml fhen, ? Aml then Ili SOPHOMORE he becomes, Qf his past .wtulge quite mllcvwuie. Qf lcnowleclge he but picks the ewlmbs, Aml to be jlzlsfs l1isjomln.wt jnwlyer. He imitates Nm older owen, In all their College Sim, ufnfl film? Afncl tlzeoi cv, J UNI OH, quite oppressecl With weight of lzemzy rligiiity. ' Well mrnmerecl, uvflljormefl, well fl1'e.Q.w'cl, The vollege HIS, oplnweiwfly. Tb lorgf fmcl muse mul lozif u.guio2,, Yhstifug gay pleusmvfs eup, mul flieii? Afml then all last ri SENIOR wise, His brow serene mul mcvrkecl by care Thinks of the past with milcl sfzo1j91'f17.Qe. And shcill hefcmne's bright clmyvlet wecw? To lecwe the miiks of college men, Then mingle with the ivoilcl, cmcl then? 69 leuuhishness. CThe llnucn Board has been the recipient et' the following obscure pnbllentlonsq PRACTICAL BUMMING nv A BnowN Bnnrsnn. By Fl W McLane. This isa neat and tasty volume, bound in wine color. It contains an account of the per- sonal experience of the author, and shows the praeticability of burning the candle at both ends. For sale by Titeomb, '85, Two Livres YN ONEQ on, How Wit: BILL AND Goo. This volume is composed of a collection of observations, by every one in college, of the infantile pranks of two fully matured specimens, supposed to be of the genus homo, viz., Day and Colby. Cn1nn1No AS A ScmNcu. Ry WY Il. Shechl, with illustrations by 0. Littlefield. The renowned boldness and unprecedented success of the authors in this line speak for the value of the work as a text-book on this diflicult subject. IN-DOOR Sronrs is the title of a neat little treatise on the art of playing baccarat and poker. ,By J Fl .Rrmglmr and IL 111 Cblwell. The method of treatment is purely ii posteriori, basing everything on experience fof the authorsl. Copies can be obtained at 16 S. II. Price, one blue chip. Ln PAYE DE PROVIDENCE. tPublished only in the Freneh.j Jin S. Ihtrris, with an Appendix by G. IL 0l'00k0l'. Ah! what a wealth of knowledge do we here find. Real life by a true student of nature, who sacrifices his own time and much shoe leather that true beauty may not promenade without recompense. The appendix will be of untold assistance to the nnsophisticated, as it contains the names of the most prominent Pounders of the Pave, both male and female. Sold only 011 the Great Bridge. N1cA'rN1-:ss PERSUNIFTED. By Jl G. Ladd. This little work is as neat as its author. It contains vivid illustrations of the metamorphic stages through which the author has passed since entering college. The only criticism which we would make is that his ideal seems to be a trifle hotel-clerky. Copies may be had at Suow's Shoe Store. COLLEGE Ours. .Ry R. 117, Jflmlozz.. This is not a book of illustrations, as the title might imply, but is a clever proof that total abstinence Cfrom rceitatioul is not inconsistent with a college education. Only one copy extant, it may be con- sulted at the Presidents otliee. Ln-'E ON 'urn STAGE. By IHbbn1-rl, '86, and Chase, '87, This is a pamphlet relating many interesting features of the actor's life, as seen by them in two nights and a matinee as supes of the renowned Booth. 70 LIBER BR UNENSIS. Tum RISE or Tim DUDE. Dy Joseph Wtlluer. This is at very long, thin vol- ume. It has it cloth binding of the most tight fitting description, and at polka dotted cover of u. deadish hue, which we have as yet been unable to open. The jaws of the book, so to speak, ure closed ns if by cement, amd, though it looks very wise indeed, the editors shouldn't wonder if there wats something of at vncuum inside, which would nccouut for the difiiculty. Au Orutiou ibut never spokeuj. By U. E. Lmotong it unique treatise entitled, SUB.IEc'rtvE T1IoUGu'rs. In this pamphlet Mr. Lawton ventiletes his views of things, tells wlntt he thinks of the Lrman Bonrd Cover these pussagcs we throw the matutlc of charityjg gives the latest vniguries, with startling eniendutions by himself on politics, on religion, and indicates what changes should be made in the college generally, in the students,-in fact, in everytliing but himself. He closes with un ode to Tl1nt old fumiliur pipe. ANiiX ' i liiiile siucieni, iprolic- i K Qeiieiip on iipe grown me, i filer N A ,.! if'JI i':f1I' sipeigels large in oy, w e ,tm BUT when June is Passing, emi iipe seasons o,er-, elfwix U, xx' 1 q Wil giucieni s somewipoi Iooorer, H M rf fy M! I in T do 'T . 4534 JAM u knows o msn e more 4 . ' 71 ldreminms. No'rE.-The dellcnte dlscrimlnntlon of the LIBER Board has doomed ll just to question the Fueulty's judgment in regard to the awards of merlt announced ln the Cntnlogue. As revised by the Board, the scroll of nicrlt should read ns follows: CARPENTER PRIZES FOR ELOCUTION- The First, to JAMES WAGNER JOHNSON. The Second, to STEPHEN CUSIIING TIARRIS. The Third, to CLARENCE ITARTWELL MANc1u-:s'rE1t. THE BARPENTER PREMIUMS.-Sixty Loma lZ'01' each. These premiums are assigned at the end of the Senior year to the two members of the Senior Class who, already on the town, shall, in the judgment of the LIBER Board, unite in the highest degree the three most important elements in a college blood -Loaf- ing, Cribbing and Humming. Awarded by the Board to Tm'coMn AND ETCLANE. THE TOWELL PREMIUM.-This premium CDollarsQ is given to the student who, having a good record in cribbin g, has the highest rank in Natural Phoolology. Awarded to Summa. THE BUNN PREMIUM.--Presented to the student having the highest stand- ing in Rhetorical studies. After n close and exciting ballot, it was awarded to 0. TAFT. THE LIBER ART PREMIUMS.-These are two in number, derived from the i11come of n munilicent fund established by the Lumen Board of 1885. These premiums are assigned to the two students who, throughout their course, have devoted themselves with thc most untiring and praiscworthy energy to the painting of the town in the brilliant colors of ochre and Venetian red. Tumultuously awarded to DYER AND Wann. INOTE.-C. W. Sxlrrll, '85, had he been contented to remain in college, would, in the judgment of the Linen Board, have received both prize-s.j FOR EXCELLENCE IN PREPARATORY STUDIES- First premium, to Ronsuvr RENNIE '1'Ar'r, for excellence in Class Room Rushing, instructed by his Brother in the Senior class. Second premium, to Bunnows, for excellence in Qfllege Lofqfing, instructed by his Senior room-mate, CHASE. t'I'he admirable coaching and 'constant example of the tutor have been important factors in Mr. Burrows' successj W. W. BROWNELI. wus his most formidable competitor. 72 I . Ewhat the Elllilxer El nzelli. jl' the in IJQIILU. If the suppression of the Mock Programmes is the potent cause of the discon- tinuance of Junior Ex. ? Wl1en the Glee Club is going to be charitable enough to give a concert for the benefit of the Ball Nine ? Who designed the cover for the Brunonian, and if he is color blind ? Whether the reduction of required hours for the Seniors was really made to relieve the students or the Profs ? Whether the Steward attends the faculty meetings, or if his knowledge of their proceedings, like his knowledge of the student's doings, is acquired through the keyhole ? If Wall has soured on the college ? I-Iow many toothpicks Lord consumes a day Y If Lovejoy thinks that his intense expression while reciting conceals his ignor- ance ? Why the Doctor did not follow the advice of an eminent alumnus and give the frequenters of No. 16, S. H., a larger room to wiggle the chips ? What composes the department of Practical Science at Brown ? Why the Freshmen do not patronize Delauey's new bathing establishment in U. Il., for whose special benefit it was provided ? Who discounted Shcrman's note forthe settlement of the Freshman soeietybut? If VVhipple's costume of fur-trimmed green overcoat, light spring hat and gog- gles is really the proper winter rig for Malden, Mass.g and why he is not justly entitled to the position of '88's class dude, or class crank, at least ? . plitaphs. Elmer here liesg run is his race, With a very soft head, he was a very hard Case. Notice here beneath these stones Isaac Giiford's mouldering bonesg While in death man's look he had, He in life was but a Ladd. Hia Jacet Nick, whose front name was Billy, Who thought that his acting would knock one quite silly, In whistling, singing, in talking and jest- He, in fact, did so much that he died for a rest. 73 10 punrgphel Eltiunk OF 'PIII-1 lraeiiaal. rr . .'yJa1sara,l'., And it came to pass that there had arisen in the land oi' Roger, whose surname was Williams, a sect of great learning and piety, and they built unto themselves mansions of great value and placed them. upon a hill, so that they could not be hid. But the Elders of this sect taught with much power, and the fame of their greatness of head spread throughout all the land, even to the tribe of Pawtuek, and many disciples came unto them, and for these did Ihey make laws and twice during each year did they examine them. And, lo! the time drew near which the Scribes and the Doctors had appointed for the examination, and great was the fear that fell on many, for they knew that they were wanting. 'But some were wise and some were foolish. They that were foolish toiled not, neither did they spin, but spent their time in feasting and riotous livin gg nor made they any preparation for the future. Then did the chief of the Doctores envelop his countenance in the sleeve of his garment and laugh. But they that were wise swathed their heads in napkins moistened with water, and toiled early and even when the hour was late, and made unto themselves scrolls of delicate workmanship, whereon they inscribed the laws of the Fathers. But the day came when it was appointed to hold the examination, and a great cry arose over all the landg and allvthe masculine Virgins arose and girded up their loins, and gathered themselves together in the lower porch of the Synagogue. Then did the foolish masculine Virgins tremble like leaves upon a fig tree, and 74. LIBER BR UNENSIS. they said unto the wise masculine Virgins: Give us of thy scroll, that we may enlighten ourselves unto the hour of trial. But the wise masculine Virgins answered them, saying: Verily, verily, it is not meet that we part with our talents, for it is written, he that hath let him keep ity and they passed by ou the other side. And great was the fall of the foolish masculine Virgins, for, amid weeping and gnashing of teeth, they were east forth into utter darkness and trampled under the feet of men. Selah. ,V 6 laughing, dimpled -N llt l G A XQQEX Wzf- boy, f V -X527 . . . - My-,tilt lisu growing clellgifr nl' every Toy, 55, li ke' 'ne ' A' k ' ' Gonlenied rolls his : ll lllll- b -.Q cri . Epbol' some boy grown To X , X T' mon s es'l'o'I'e, lqorgeis noi' 'libcfl' sweel, F: ' , fm, 1' ' . . . KW .1 obulciusb lroli, ff' . f Gnd rolls bis liiile Xffw f ,f 'WU F ' crib. RQ X 75 ldiugraphieacl Eltiits bg a fem lftraum Elisags. Wh-te.--I hail from the Green Mountain State. For this and other reasons, though in my Junior year Up, I am noted for my verdancy. But my celebrity is due chiefly to my unique and original political dissertations. They are published under the title of White Lies. Th-rb-r.-I am, I am er-I am er-Well l I can best portray my character by telling you tal What the fellows think of me-a cyclone of wind and words. tbl What the girls think of me-a terrible bore. tel What I think of myself. My inability to put thought into language which will convey any meaning, pre- vents me from filling out this last point. ' D-y.-I am-but it is unnecessary. Every one knows me. At once a scholar, politician, musician, vocalist, and a business man beyond compare. Ye Gods! where would the other half of college be if it were not for my accomplishments ? I am a non-believer in the exploded thy '85l theory of equal distribution of honor. ML-M.-My character,-I beg pardon, I forget that I have none, I should have said my reputation has been gained chiefly through my illustrations of the wonderful psychological results that may be obtained after a thorough tinternall application of bad whiskey. V Tolly Gr-an.-I am so very young that I have to tell every one that I am really in college, and a Sophomore, toog but it is not my fault that I have been subjected to the Hot Bed process, and so am correspondingly insipid. IW.-I have reached Senior year, much to the surprise of every one. You sec, work breaks me all up, I never could study more than fifteen minutes at a time without bringing on abnormal eerebration. I have to sleep two hours every afternoon, and take nourishment of some kind tusually Mellin's food for infautsj between rccitations, in order that what little I learn each day may last me over night. 4 Stewfml.-I am a Jlhmber of the Faculty of Brown University, and next in importance to the President himself, in fact, I am President pro Iempore 1wctz's. My face, unmistakably that of a sneak, portrays my character. , B-att-e.-The City of Spindles is my home. I am passionately fond of Boating. I was captain of my class crew when we were badly beaten by '85. I am to Boating what the famous Hathaway, from the same town, was to Football. I certainly expect the Lumen to give me a full page cut of myself with a little boat under one arm and the voluminous constitution of the B. U. B. A. under the othe1'. Sh-rm-n, '8'7.-I have only been at Brown a little while. I came expecting at least to take a post-graduate course, but the Doctor decided that the Sophomore class was about my size. I have learned a great deal in these few months, among other things, that a big man in a small place is usually but a small man in a big placeg also that familiarity breeds contempt. 76 LIBICE BR UNJLQYHI S. Wfrd.-I am an editor of what, to my mind, is the only college puhlicntiou. My inborn obscenity of speech and total luck of literary or any kind of refine- ment preemiuently fits me for making the poor und insipid puns which huve constituted the chief factor of the Brunonic column since it came under my super- vision. If the present Sophomore class contemplate getting out u Mock which may be subject to suppression, under the luw regarding obscene litera- ture, they will do well to employ my services. 15191111 '? Who umkes himself n perfect bore? Whose want of tact we all deplore? Who should talk less and think much more ? - Ton GREENE. Who keeps his ringlets tightly curled ? Who acts us if he owned the world ? Who from his height will soon be hurled ? -N. B. SMITII. Who sweetly on the horn doth play ? Who's fresh as is the month of May ? Who'll still be fresh when he is gray ? -- S. VVATERMAN. Who makes out life xt hollow show ? Who's not at grinrl, no, no, nk! no ? Who is quite English, quite, You know ? - DEF0llI'lS'1'. Who sits in chupel down in front 7 Who makes the grouty organ grunt? VVh0 tondies Profs. both smooth amd blunt ? - FRANK DAY. Who is uncivil, sour and rude 'P Who seems on fancied wrongs to brood ? Who'd run the college, tj' he could? - RIIE'r'r ! Where find you culture, brain and wit 'Z Where find you men for stutesmen fit ? Where is no nonsense-not at bit ? -ON rms Lnmn BOARD. ' See Brunonlan, Feb. lst. 77 :af I R ... fy! V' . ..W xv' 6' 7?K5g+5f ' - V M I Nm ww ,Q V ,Q .6 Q B '.'i .7 F 'I N J lv' : i ,ff ls' I ' I X ' ff,- YQ 1 I Tl - 57 1 , fix 1 S A HM 1 1' ' -- R WL fr f - , N ,W X ' ' , fl ' - , . 1 M N NJN' 5-,fl ' if J, .iff V' 'N QGLWNVI -W 1 - , gf? 'EQ.L'ifQ50l . SI5 ' ' w me P f , J N gflfj 'rl 5 5 - :X uf I V X 711 : -ff K N, A I, J! V ,Q Qx X xi ., f J -QA' , J . E 1 1 , . E 1' ' - is uf ff Q 4 -S44 if Q 5 J .X 'r K .-- .... Eidnlehrities. We take great pleasure in presenting to our readers this galaxy of celebrities They are products of our special artist, and are here presented at an immense expense. But the undoubted extra sale which this page alone will insure to the LIBER will, we are confident, verify the wisdom of our venture. We sincerely trust that the thus distinguished gentlemen will not be made vain by these Hatter- ing likenesses. , No. 1. WHIPPLE POTTER JENKS, A. M. The existence of this gentleman is regarded by many as lnlrriliy mythical, but we take this oppo1'tunity to correct this most glaring error. J. . P. JENKs, A. M., is a living, breathing reality, and, as the catalogue clearly and cogently states, Professor of glricultura Zoology and Curator of the Museum, which, being translated, means nstructor to those on state scholarships who desire to become third-rate farmers, and also Label Sticker in the Museum. The teclmical knowledge of this gentleman is most marvellous. If a shell is presented to him, he can tell immediately whether it is that of an oyster or clamg and this is all the more wonderful as Prof. J1aNKs is not a Rhode Islander. --No. 2. C. HILL, DENVER, COL. This gentleman, known to his friends as Croft, is so well known and our artist has so faithfully tpcrhaps too iiatteringlyi delineated ,his features, that a few words only will be expected from the critical pen of the Lrnan. His early youth was passed asa cow-boy in Colorado. The wild and eccentric manners acquired while there he has never been able to free himself from, though constantly and closely associated with the most relined and cultured men of the college. Our artist has powerfully brought out thc soft lines about the mouth, which have led so many people to speak of his likeness to Jesse James. During his college course he has held several positions of great trust and honor, viz.: the Vice-Pres. of his class, Sophomore year, and scorer for the B. B. N. last season. Though not finally decided, it is extremely probable that the ministry will be his vocation. No. 3. MR. REUBEN E. FENTON, JR., known among a few of his inti- mate friends as Rube, is, we feel, very flatteringly portrayed. Our artist is to be congratulated on the happy way in which he has reproduced the Circassian feature, which forms such an important factor in the :esthetic beauty of this man. Rube is so well known to the college and the town that it is here unnecessary to go into detail, but we cannot refrain from admiring that faculty which enables him sri successfully to keep two irons on the altar of Eros without allowing either to coo . No. 4. In this sketch our artist presents MR. DAY at his best. The customary expression of acute anguish, habitual to his countenance when planning some bold stroke of business for the Glce Club or Brunonian, is absent, as is also the look of practical shrewdness acquired during his six years of business experience prior to iis entering college, the great benefits of which period he is so fond of relating to his friends. But the expression our artist has reproduced with most commendable correctness is that look assumed by Mr. DAY when reciting,-that trusting, plead- ing, soul-frenzied look, which goes straight to the heart of the beholder. In No. 5, ylou gaze upon the serene features of MR. J. De FOREST DAN- IELSON. his youth, as the blaze expression which is so well depicted indicates, is quite too weary of these slow surroundings. We regret sincerely that the lack of space precludes us from giving a full length portrait of him in one of his familiar poses as Apollo, thus not only displaying his graceful figure, but also doing justice to his clothes, which go to make up so much of this man. ' Castor 8: Co., makers, New York, Boston and Philadelphia. CThls is not an ad.D 79 I o l1IIt3-13111118 Seine are wise and some are otherwise. It is dangerous to wake a sleeping lion. His tribe were God Almightys gentlemen. A heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. Wisdom don't always speak in Greek and Latiuf' An old naught will never be aught. Instruct the planets in what orbs to run, Correct old time, and regulate the sun. Books cannot always please, however good 3 Minds are not ever craving for their food. Go measure earth and weigh air. Au ape may chance to sit among the doctors. Wisdom shall die with you. I wept when I was born, and every day shows why. Quality without quantity. Alus! they were so young, so beautiful, So loving, helpless. Arrogance is the obstruction of wisdom. Cautious men livc drudges, to die wretehesf' A When a man is not liked, whatever he does is amissf' Love, knavery and necessity make men good orators. He has dwindled down from u pot to a pipkinf' To know and not be able to perform, is doubly unfortunate. Silent and pensive, idle, restless, slow. FACULTY. E. G. R. J. L. L. E. B. K. A. II. B. F. C. W. U. R. A. G. J. H. A. W. G. C. '85. 'SG '87. '88. P-elm-M F. H. Bn-wx M. SM-1-11, Jn ST-K-s W-LL C. O. D-X-'r-R ANTONE Make the night night, and the day day, and you will live happily. 80 Wu-rrm: 4 Q LIBER BR UNENSIS. Speak little and to the purpose, and you will pass for somebody. C-RT-R, '86. A little rattle-pated, good-for-nothingf' And mischief-making monkey from his birth. F-RD. I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Wu-TM-N. I cannot eat but little meat, My stomach is not goody But sure I think that I can drink With him that wears a hood. Ru-'r'r. He who converses with nobody is either a brute or an angel. H. P. ABB-'r. All saints without, all devils within. R. M. SH-RM-N. Call me cousin, but cozen me not. F-N'r-N. It is a pity that those who taught you to talk did not also teach you to hold your tongue. T. F. GR- -N. He sneaks as if he would creep into his mouth. STEWVARD. If you make money your God, it will plague you like the devilf' R-elm-ND. As good be out of the world as out of fashion. J. DE F. D-N-Ls-N. A very good or very bad poet is 1'emarkable, but a middling-who can hare ? Pu-'r'r. He so lived and hopes as if he would die immediately. IIM-nr.-N. He stands like Mump-hazard who was hung for saying nothing. R-M-NG-'rN. He was lazy as Ludham's dog that leaned his head against the wall to bark. V 1I-lm-s, '86. I'll trust him no farther than I can fling himf' IDY-lt. The fattest hog in Epicurus' Sty. Da-1'-R. Soft, soft as butter in haying time. G-DD-NG. A bookfull pedant ignorantly read, With loads of learned lumber in his head. Ev-n-'r'r, '86. Your great admirers are mostly silly fellows. D-Y. They were both equally bad, so the Devil put them togetherfl MCL-NE AND T-'1'-c-mx. I would not touch him with a pair of tongs. E-T-N. As wilfull as a pig that will neither lead nor drive. H-BD-N. He has a hole under his nose that all his money runs into. R. G. P-'r'r-11. Custom though ever so ancient without truth, is but an old error. MARKING Svs'rEM. ' 81 11 LIBER BRUNENSIS. Who findeth a good wife iindeth a good thing. THE Lucxv Form. A thoroughly nice chap. G. 0. D-XT-R. His eyes are like two burnt holes in a blanket. W-LB-R Nature abhors a vacuum, so she filled some heads with saw-dust. C. H. ABB-T More nice than wise. W. A. P-'r'r-R A deluge of words, a drop of sense. TH-It-Bn An affected superiority spoils company. A. L. D-N-Ls-N. He speaks as if every word would lift a dish. B-nw-LL. Who seemed the cream of equinimity Till skimmed-and then there was some fmilk and waterjf' L-V-J-Y. On nature do not lay the blame, But more the place from whence he came. G-NN. Greater men than I may have lived, but I do not believe it. G-ND-Rs-N. Maidens withering on the stalk. COLLEGE Wlnows. The rustle of a silk gown is music to his ears. N-CH-Ls-N. I-Ie that hath a great nose thinks that every one is speaking of it. Su-Im-N, '88. I-Ie wants but little here below, But he wants that little long. D-M-N. If you be not ill, be not ill-like. G-RDEN, '88. Insigniiicance personified. A C- -KE, '88. Your main fault is, you are good for nothing. B- -GH-11. His clothes are worth an hundred pounds, His wit is dear at a great. N-C-I4-I. The grapes gay juice thy bosom never cheers. W-T-ll-M-N. A pretty lad, though bursting with conceitf' B-RB-R. Music hath charms to sooth a savage, Break a rock and bust a cabbage. GLEE CLUB. Men should hc what they seem. ILCKSQ A very prince of good fellows. A remnant' of our Spartan dead. Lo, where the stage, the poor degraded stage, llolds its warped mirror to a gaping age. liamu-Ja AND To Happiness: Roquefort and imported Cigars. 82 Ou-sn, '85 O. A. R- .D NGS SocrE'rx'. Cr.-mm, '85 . A. HflIf7lll8 jbr Alera Qf glee club 7'6'7L01l???f, ABERDEEN, DUMFRIES. KEITH, PEEBLES, SELKIRK, STIRLING, WALKERBURN. t BATH, HUDDERSFIELD, STROULD, STONE!-IOUSE, TROVVBRIDGE, ANY .9-use AIX-LA-Cl-IAPPELLE, BURTSCHETD, HUCKESWAGEN. WERDEN. 'eP25b't i4?s24f e Ql,.,l. S'iQl'l lglvltlaaatrlalitl 1 L if mfnfawfrrff r as aim mfr CONTAINS New Woolen Goods which have been made specially for us this season in the best mills in all the above-named places, as well as in a few of the first-class Amer- ican manufactorics. 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LOCKWOOD 84 SON, Establz'.9hed in 1816. - Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers and Engravers, 812 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. JAMES MURPHY, Jrrrrrcnpsrr rrprt u EEE EXCHANGE STREET PROVIDENCE, R. I. That makes the poor Freshman mm ml and than palv. 12 I .vhl1ul.v fbi' fnfhnt T. ffl'l'l'llf L11 NIIIHI' MHXWURJES 19012 PIIIPJE migafic-.Qx.11Qg1LaIflf12I1r111a. fl 15' .- THREE KINGS, Q MELLOW MIXTURE, Turkish Perique and Virginia. j Turkish and Perique. TURKISH and VIRGINIA. 1 -0. PERIQUE and VIRGINIA. 3 GENUINE TURKISH. FLAKE CUTS ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FUR THE PIPE. FRAGRANT VANITY FAIR 8 CLOTH OF GOLD CIGARETTES, ALWAYS Fmssn, CLEAN AND Swmfr. Our Cxffurcttes were never so fine as now, the cannot. he surpassed for puritv und excreieuce. Only the purest rice paper usvdy ' 13 FIRST PRIZE: MEDALS AWARDED. VVIVI. S. KI MBALL 62 CO. I .MTI LLINCHAESIF, was-.MJQAQALQ Wwilifmrsmm ww Qfimwimcwimmwm, G D LALDIES' AND GFJN'1'LEMEN'S 3569 Qmwmmm Smlllmmm. NO. 231 WESTMINSTER STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. P:-ecocioua phenomenon whose life is a bane. For For For For S li .vlnnflx jbr jnlllfllll, fbllfftllli mul Mn-fl, ' , W X , 2 Hal, 'N 5 1 V I ,,X1u Qxmikgir -,., G - wm'W?'-an-f 3 Nfgiailgiaws ' an jyjax as A S a, bfi Q USEPI-I ll.l.0'I'1 S STEEL PENS. Sold by all Dealers throughout the World . Gold Medal. Parls Exposltlon. l878. Fine Writing, No. I, 303. and Ladies', 170. Broad Writing, 294, 389, and Stub Point, 849. ,General Writing, 332, 404, 390. Artistic Use in Fine Drawings, Nos. 290, 291, 659, and 850. OTHER SYLES TO SUIT ALL HANDS. ample Cards, Price Lists, etc., furnished on application. JOSEPH GILLOTT da SONS, 91 John St., NEW YORK HENRY HOB. Sole Agent. sag:- -a :':,XZ',:f P '!?,?iH:'s: V f A Y I Ak-1.1-'N -r' Mm, Il'fl0 mm not qllffm' ll72,Z7710Il777f to lim Iumrfl. 1 17, NIIIZIINJPII' IIIIINIVIWIIII who tzrirlx flu: guy npherf, L. UPI-IAM Qin CCD -wiv-BA'WTU'GKEI', R. I . 1, .9,.I:a:Zg4o- .Maisy QVJJVUFJUTURERS 0? -in QHVWJBUH Wmrmmfls fibmmds Alllllln---, X - X .lllllllllglllll-,'X illllllllll lllllllh nlllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllll :lllllllllllllllllllllll 4 ll:lllllllllllllllllllll , ll :lllllll:llllllllllll ' . Y Wil ll llll llllllllllll f , f-H 25. I.IIlIIIIIIIII'l ' , Hlll ll llll I .II I ll lll I:-: mt- N- M314-Y, I lllll fin L. i l I l llllllllf X l I llllllllllll ' C I l Ill I M Ill : - ... . :'::::::'-F . 15: :::.: :.::--- f P qunullln . X L X u X n ' K U In X ,nr : I X-4 h. , , I mn gg- ll E j X vm m sm. YN , un I : ' ml I I I U, ll gm r Y 'l I E I Y! : -P' - -,, EVERYTHING PERTAINTNG TO g. :Z ,t:'E5 THtL'7' ?1:':liE'f W 'tl Y' GS six AQFQQEX T5 Ev E3 E x + EIL! :iii ?3SE ' 4 :N ::, L: J x gg :X xvqw . H N X' X N U 0 , x x X Xx nn N x . Fm?n is1'1ed 1' ' ' xpojm Ajpplloatlmn. LF,3 'Scnd for Catalogue. ,flml ivmbfts that frm: f1'fll:lLf1 1 :If zlmnamiw Zola qf hear, ,IQ afrUuIsj?u- Lnrw, ll xvm'or I'll'l'fI'7'l', THE SHAKESPEARE INN, Lil 223 IPICQNEE S'lPlEiHI1JElI1'il'e A Newlg Furnished Kg Geygpletelg Decorated. AND g, BRANDS OF A AMERICAN E IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC MES KL UQUURS. E'f ,eA, ee1 A ' -- w-oc:,-+4-x-f2',y-x-Q+-cb-x-- CLASS SUPPERS Qlfeee Qfe-me Qeeeeheee PRIVATE DIN ING-ROOM. E. J. COLLINS, - - Proprietor. Only taken lryjbzn' whose I are 1lqf?f1,'t17l'c, .V.vln1uI.ejbr .Ih'ZA', jbr zrlrivlf llfllfhuv y1'f'f:1-11, HAHSUNAS HATSAHETHEBESTI MOST CORRECT STY LES, LARGEST STOEK AND GREATEST VARIETY OPERA AND SILK HATS. Agent for the World Renowned' HA. RSON'S. 132 VIESTHINSTER STJHEET, - - Between Eddy and Union Streets. 5-35, - - vp I- 0 . G E , ' A EEEQ fw A Ao gF'! 12. FF TZRNWY 0 ' X' 51 'll V , A f -A 1 JR W JOHN ST NEW om: :J K ,J 4 3' . fed? v , 3 A M? 9 u 1122 9 AX J 5 A K M .fx J' V .N F U A 1 ww . A, ,, ff f A . . ff lg 1 ,WE V ., I luriz'n,y ww Sherman, 'HS 10 I l1',.- . J .vlnl71lNju1' .lufll1.v0n, wqflffllfzfrnlfg .11 lv' rllul xl.: gwsmhmmes 6X ' .X 1 The Newest Styles, The Best Stock, The Finest Goo-ds, The Lowest Price, ALL TIIE YEAR ROUND IN FINE I I 1 JI JI , ART NOVELTIES. , . , . , . ' 0 Stock IS nmnpleto, our Goods Relmblc, and our 1l'lCCh :xlw:5 R0llSOlIIl.IJIl'. ALI, 'l'IIl'I BOYS TILAIJE IVITII US. PROVIDENCE FURNITURE CO., The Largest House Furnishing Depot in America. CORNER BROAD AND IVIATHEWSON STREETS. 'Who lriecl every class .mcceczling in, mic. v . V v . A NffllHfN.fllI' ,lx1m.r, naf Mfr Sfofjf-mn n-ny lun-k, . 0 42 Aw .D Z, u 4 X, tw 1 11 e 3 9 Egqgxx Of' those def:z'fJ'12g zfo Teach, pronzpzfly Jocezfed fn the Best Wesferzz Schools by I Elgrtatlltttuag, Manager Brockway Teachers' Agency, TIMFS BUILDING, CHICAGO. .eglalglss a eARDNER,ge. Mamma tcm Rrctiremmfa Wear, RTAILQRS, 123 BROAD STREET, iOpp. Narragansett I-Iote1,D PROVIDENCE, R. I. NQSLEJ. L. WEBSTER4554 GEKNTSU WINE. PVMRESS SHBURTS5, uns l11- passed in Qlmliny and Fit. Also c:1f:N'1's' FURNISHING IN G1e1QA'1' VARIETY AT LOW PRICES. 271 Westminster Street. But he of may auwaz emma?-nm .fm-1.-. , M nln11.r7.v-fbi' 2W1l1u'ng, u-lliulr Chaka. C'lmrl1'o D., THE: oR1c1NAL Wfesteicn lllicflzet Cffice, No. 1 Providence and Worcester Depot. Im In It T ,f Q. are if it ITNDSQR., Ai G E N 'IIT' . THIS IS irulc AUTI-I01cIz1f:1J OFFICIQ OF 'rule Providence and HVOl'CGSlD61', Boston and Albany, New York Central, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, .Michigan Central and Pennsylvania R. H Ocean Steamship Company, Charleston Line Steamers, Old Dominion Line, AND IN FACT FOR, ALL LINES EITHEH NUHTH, SOUTH UH WEST USE? Baggage Checked to all Points. IIlfOl'll1iI.tlOll cheerfully given Sleeping Car Berths and Drawing Room Scuts secured. CALL BEFORE PURCHASING. .lnrl lWlh'11,1n, .'l, If-Vl'l' flfmemx lo It f, 13 0. amndajbr Orzths, qf wI:z'c7L rt fH'IffLL8f0H, 0 Q MEM, EIEr11tnar's EEIIIJLIIBIB. X, , 54 We beg leave to remind the College that the success of this Book depends in a great measure upon the liberality of Advertisers. .It is there- fore only just that you give them your exclu- sive patronage. eelgtmg f TAILOR, l W I iw J. wmv' 'twigs xi MAE - L g No. El E olle ge Sire Ei, 1 Q g gg W g W 0PPClSl'lEI3iXIlD OI' TRADE. l JOI-IN vv. BUTTS, JR., MH-ATTERDQ Qumilillliwl 551'-iWlllllwi,ill CLCDUGH Sc CG., V 'Q 'TI .X , Q? T ,hs J Qilhwrmrmlliriirsaflag nilqlgmimg at ' HOT AND COLD BATIIS. 0DD msm.osvs'1su11,n1Nu, or svmossm' silzmw, Qup my Pnovlnu:N0w, R. 1, Also, Huxulqunrtern for the well-known LA URALINPI for the Hnlr :xml Scalp - . ,llru .vN70l'H, by Ma b?'m'n1's In 1v'n:,H-1,,,',q 4-,,,,,,',,M-,M ' P, .vtnm7xj?n' Poluml, ll '1'1:1nrl1'17 znrey ha' reap I FOR LADIES AND GENTLEIVIEN'S INF'I7'VQWP' 'A- , 2 Em ee fiw' fwsfftee? f-mms sv - few ' 0'4 --Q G0 'VO 59319 ROSENBLOOM-get-BROTHERS, Cor. Vfestnlinstcel' :md U 111011 Streets. .Fm-me-r lm-:ntifm of AICIIICN .I. 'lIl1:.xNlf:. M I-'?f5g'CISIIAS.S LfllANI3X's sgiis+'... In ClftST,OIt1SItITf ttlltt GetterMe,1te1te,et11tet 129 WESTMINSTER STREET. D RSE SS SH I R T S A S PEC I A LTQY. I H4ERBEIEE41IiE.EDDY, I PIANOFORTES, AND VESTRY OHGANS, MEI,0DEONSTgIIC. :s t u 1 : 1 'VVIA IQ EDIQOO NI S Z No. 283 Westminster Street, Hoppin Homestead Building, PROVIDENCE, R. I. Onmens Fon Rmmuunu, Ponrsurmu AND '1'UN1Na, 1'1eoM1 rLY ATTENDED To. For those hours in classzbs, when iw pen! ua to sleep. Q. Nllllllmifdl' Qurwr, 8114711 as , l!Ul'I'flI1,ll Lune, SILK OPERA 81 DERBY HATS. -4inmwawmw--S- DRESS SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, GLOVES, HOSIERY, CANES, UMBRELLAS, -W V . A.,k - aLc.,s1c. +2'?PMEM'S COMPLETE QUTEITTENGSES +'?d SiLEAVENS fir BIRGH,?S+'Qf' 153 WESTIVIINSTER STREET,-Under Hotel Dorrance Zine vzymwfm. ZZ. J. 22 22 Mn M i smm, Ww w B O O K S E L L E R S MQMM QQWM EZ-SEQ SWQMQMEES, Q4l64'f WESTMINSTERQ1-ST,,lbw PROVIDENCE, R. I. W hose aspects are holy, but Zmzgfuaga profgmg, R. sm1uZsjb1'lMrtl, qzfita ll' lmlm 17 I I t M. Hmm. Ifgpwriqg Tcfilgp, Gmqsmgrly if, meipr gf Hjc Mawr kmlfm maelfrags. 55523 WqSl, 1 9g rw S rpw r , JEQSW. PACH BRQS, cofmcgn CLASS E41 ERURDWEY, NEW YORK SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS AND FAMILY CoNNl1:C'rIoNs. WI Zkg tlgllljtltptgt S. Stflwlzflifbl' Slwrlfl, l'0llNIl'lHllI1Il0 in I1fl'l'l'1!, 1595 fiiit 5 Q 4' I I To Secret Socletles. The secret of the success of the SfI:I'A'WKNI.T STOCQKING is the Qpeeulizu- CO11S'Gl'llCtiOl'l. of its Heel, Cwhich is adapted, by its gussetts on either side, to the shape of the human hee1,D and supe- rior mrmterizmls and Workmzmship. , ---o--mw--Qw-b--m1wn1--o---- The StI9l'A'WKNIT STOGKTQNG' is the best fltting, most eomfortzthle, and lollgest-wVe:m'.i11g' Stocking' in the market, and is made in 21. 'v21.r-.i.e- ty of colors, of Cotton, Mf31'ii.11.0 :md XVoo1. +i i1 --'iiifi-++ 4 n ' n f Beware of Bogus Goods. Every genuine Stocking is stamped SHAWKNIT on the toe. LST' Sranfljfor fIl38'I7l'IQ?lf'L.l,'1? pos! 11111.17 YM. SHAW STOCKI G CO., LOWELL, MASS. Whofrom rho ways of his crib must certainly szrerva. T sfrnulsjbr Tum, the bmw Qf B. P., Anuorn, SULLIVAN 81 HENLEY, No. 15 NORTH QMAIN STREET. 5e9454Wg'3f9L Gentlemen's Fine Shoes. Ready-Made Fine Shoes Custom Boot Makers. Repairers of Fine Shoes THOS. W. CHASE SL CO. as ' S eGH71MBHRSff No, 173 WESTMINSTER ST. PROVIDENCE, R. I. TVIHI nlrllmw II 1mr11,72rwl fllllf lw'.v wn'mf1? Mx 17f'.V If .vlrmflxjlzr Uv, jlrr rrlzozrc in that lzermm, QQQF. A. WgtTERMAN,4af2 .9-.mn DEA 1,f: n 111-03. ' 4ENGlR7-IVINGS, + 0111 + PHINYIYINGS, + EYIlGHlNGS,l,- , PHOTOGRAVURES, PHoToGRAPHs, ETC. No. 267 WESTMINSTER STREET, PROVIDENGHI, R. I. MLMWMWW- Nearly 0lm?il,ti9l'llCC Church. WATCHES. A TIFFANY 81: Co., Union Sq., New York, .Particularly request attention to their line of low-priced Watches, which they confidently recommend as the best yet produced for the money. 'l'he movements are sound, stem-winding anchors, and are cased in 18-kt. gold in variety of styles. Each watch is stamped with the name of the house, thereby carry- ing its guarantee. Large size, for Gentlemen, 375. Medium size, for Gentlemen, 65. Large size, for Ladies, - 6o. Small size, for Ladies, - - 50. Cuts showing sizes and styles of the watches, and patterns of chains suitable to be worn with them, sent on request. lVlu'1'1: l'lll.ftII',8 :In-ull mul uzfngln Nllfil' l4'1ll'l7ll, K stands for Wmlent, with meek and lovolyface, L , . ,J LL JILM g y 'h EL. IM QSM XX f . STEETTGQQQPS, 9 23 Wesfminsfer gfreeig providence, LW--..... A X5 '51 Everything needed in the Hue. L f ,fy LL 45 ,5 JJJLLE-LL,-QJLIE' J ww Le M m. ur... W MN asa MEL, STATE PRI NTERS, CENTRAL FALLS, R. IL fn . -F L L' L L W For sample of prmtmq GXHJIHIDG tlus book. Q 2 Q C, X7 Who rescntrrwnts at Zeke would from all minds erase.- 14 nnnannan an -11-+t :Q.,.,1 t - -'- tass as ' 844 Washington WHSQCU. Street, at eesnrenn, naaass. V 2-GW 'O' wcwv-i O- MDW--1 P IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN , Mathematical Instruments KIARCHITECTSIPO Waatnaaanataaaaaaata-a Haannataaaa Of Every Description. was-wage e Instruments for Sale Singly or in Sets. Drztuglntiang Papers and Heliogmphicz Paper for Blue Process Prints. SENIG FUR CATALUGUE. lint as ilulv Av ffm md, fn' mn,y1'1'ml llfllla nm nmrw. UA , , -N ,W -,,,,,,.-. , .,.. ....,..... . .,.-.. X. xfrrznllfbl' Xvziztzyrpa, flue mnrhzl anolrliny mfrlg RUSKIN,S ADVICE TO PICTURE BuYERs. fFRoM AN Essmml Never buy a copy of a picture. All copies are bad, because. no painter who is worth a straw ever will copy. He will make a study of a picture he likes for his own use in his own way, but he won't and he can't copyg and whenever you buy a copy you buy so much misun- derstanding of the original, and encourage a dull person in following a business he is not fitifor, besides increasing ultimately chances of mistake and imposture. You may, in fact, consider yourself as hav- ing purchased a certain quantity of mistakes, and according to your power, being engaged in disseminating them. - This advice can be very aptly applied to cigarette smokers. The original Straight Cut Cigarette is the RICHMOND Straight Cut brand, and purchasers are cautioned to observe that the signature of Allen Sz Ginter is on every package, and not be deceived by gross imita- tions.-Exchange Pajmr. GENTS' FINE H.lISg.lllllg9lllllNISHlNG Gooiis. SPRING SIIIYIIES NSW REI-IDY. X 58 WESTMINSTER STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. AGENCY Fon TROY LAUNDRY. M. STEINERT 61 SONS, -Qgicmo and uoic ealero. NGS. 192 'IIS 198' IXIESIFIYIINSIIIER SIIIREEIII. RENTING PuANos A sPEcuAi.Tv. And may she warn our Seniora four in leaning single IW. If slrmds jbr Yo, who these pages peruse, Len eeee Hm ong CHAMBERS.-QI WESTMINSTER STREET, PROVIDENCE. UZROWNELL BU1LD1NG.1 ARTICLE IN THE LINE OF CUTLERY, Q Mfg Q E? 3 g5EE?Ee 259 WESTIVIINSTER STREET, COpposite Grace Churchj HELiiCinE.n2 IIIE X meson, 0 H Proprietor of the famous 27 WESTMINSTER STREET, Has opened the adjoining Store 23 WEsTM1NsTEn STREET ns an J Which no doubt will b pp c' t d by the ladies of P d . I nd vic ty ELET' Home made Pastry, Ten and Coffee, and Oysters in every styl SPECIAL FEATURES. A. J. RAUSCH'S I QVIENNA oeeme 278 Wesiminster Street, Providence, R. I. FINE CANDIES A SPECIALTY. Ex'B1'nncl1, Summers nt COTTAGE CITY, Murtha's Vineyard, Mnsswim All those whom they jfafler, deceive or abuse. Z. .9lalmls jbr Zion, our 'lllllflllllfld home WEBSTER? WARMLY INDORSED BY such high autlmrltlos us R. KV. Emerson, John G. 1Vhittler, W. D. Howells, J. G. Holland, James T. Fields, Geo. P. Marsh, Kemp P. Battle. Geo. Bancroft, 1Vln. H. Prescott, John L. Motley, . Fitz-G. Halleck, B. H. Smart, Ezra Abbot, Wm. T. Harris, Now supplied, ut ri small mlditioiml cost-, with DENISOIWS PATENT REFERENCE INDEX. Tho gt-untust improvement in hook-nmking tlmt has boon rnxirlo in it linnflrozl ya-ms. Tho Cut gives but un incomplete idcu. of its utility. A LIBRARY IN ITSELFJ' Tho lntn-st edition, in tho climntity of mutter it contains, is bcliovml to bc t ic largest volumc plihiisln-il. lt has 3000 morn Words tlmn nny other Amori- mm Ili:-timmry, :xml ncorly tlxrco times tho num- ln-1' of Engravings. lt ls an ever-present and reliable school- umster to the whole family.-S. S. Herald. THE STANDARD. ' lVebster-it has 118,000 Words, 3000 Engravings, and xt New Bing'ru,phlca.l Dlctlonary. Stanflurrl in Gov't Printing Utllce. 32,000 copies in Public Schools. Sale 20 to 1 of any other series. BESTIIM tomnken Fam ly intelligent. Best help tor SCHOLARS, TEACHERS and SCHOOLS. Wcbstr-1' is Strmdurfl Authority with tho U. S. It has all along kept rm lending place, nnd the Supreme Court. Recommended by the State New Edition brings it mix-ly up to date.-London Slllvts Of Sclwols in 36 States, and by over 50 Times, June, 1882. College Presidents. f Published by G. 85 C. IVIERRIABI 81 CO., Springfield, Mass. 3265 fl A iiaiie,-, 1 A -Y 5 . L 9 Fine Statioinieiy a,ndEHQovii1g House, l5ANDso1v1E:nY GNGRAVED Invmmmuoms ..,.s.4ivo1:2b-L-o. CCLLECES, TATEDDINCS, iREOEPTlONS, ETC., ETC. 139 ,,,. -S .... ,W ,, .. ---. s q Q UOQQQIIWW groierniiy gioiionery oiwoys on iponci. ll7iiliiB,i?'3 L UCK 1 - ' 's E Our unequaled facilities and long prrictlcnl experience enable us to produce the newest styles and most nrtlstlc effect, while our ropututlon is it gunrnnteo of the quality of our productions. -H3121 CHESTNUT STREET, PHIIsHDEl.iPHIH.If+- Where '85's LIBER board always shall roam. An Illltflzil has yo! rum point brfyaml lim 1Zrfv1Tl, ..1f',-.SL W ver? W W- f Lawn Tennis, Base Bell, Cricket, Fishing Tackle, Alwehery, Benning Goode, and Gymnezsenm Geede. W ,W , , 1 t t . t x v Wm, N, f,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,, ,,, , . .. ,, VW ,X We 'R-'M H 1 mm f ff ,mf H , ., .mm f, 1, 4 M t ..-A.. .-xx, ..m x.t N. t.,5 b'b f,.,,,,f. tara 3-eww -.1 We supply from PECK 8a SNYDER, E. I. HORSMAN, and WRIGHT 81. DITSON, any Goods in theirlist at their prices. Agents for A. G. Spauldings 8: Bros'. Goods. BOOKS AND STATIQNERY, JOHN W. TILLINGHAST, Manager. II3 and 1:5 Westminster St. GEORGE H. Younca X5 Brio. if aloha Q F KMA-an .'3 ,a N H K '7 - . . . l . - .- et Emma .Q ezn teee. ., g N 1151511 'i 1 . Q 1 J I wc-nf .5 GIGARETTES AND GIGAREWE TOBAGGOS QQQKA SPECIALTY,DQ2b No. 9 Westminster Street. When all men say you are an ass it 129 time to brag, -W E. 0-1--t-1-, . ...Ae ...., The singing man. krepn u, shop in his throat. --D-y. x V 'Xu V ,X E ' A 'lug W H ww E f v+MEAMm BUTLER EXCIIANGE. fx? ' -ww f .. ,. A , A , , ff'-' ,ge ', A A ,A-,W A Arjm I Lwzmr ii .19 ,,a '-,rzinwy A 3 A AAS x .9 , '- , ,aw A ,, .1 J L- .fffwqflff A ' ' -J ,, , ,,g:W'f! .Q WWE. - MEASUREMENTS TAKEN, AND A COURSE PRESGRIBED EOR EACH MEMBER. J. H. SMITH, PROPRIETOR. J. P. BRQGKS, M. D., CONSULTING PHYSICIAN Iwi!! give you a crbrvn apiece for your lic-v, if you will I t Ia Umm ull. -II-J :- .-11 ... ., ...Ann .. ,.. A . , --,..A Fm no IEUUIW mrm'.9 dqq that wllzislles on. mr'. --Jordfm, LIVERMOHE dz KNIGHT, ,. i3affiw iUntis ias C. NgjjQQf 92 N D K C5 ' swlEN llRjlVE b is GUSTGMLHHOUSE STREEEAJ PHUVIDENEE, R. 1. HSQQEQT I-I E-SES-S-. H mn- Qc lame may Stowe ...+...l3..5.... NG. 28 MARKET SQUARE. Sttssamm Lhenwaellmagy Co., 21, 23 and 25 CHAPEL STREET. . Largest and best equipped Steam Laundry in the State. Old work a specialty. We are doing new work for H. W. Ladd M Co., Shepard ik Co., White 8: Evans, J. L. Webster CKecp Shirtj, C. F. Handy and others. We guarantee the quality of our work equal to the best. Goods called for and delivered free of charge. Orders by Tcleplione will receive prompt attention. 21, 23 80 25 CHAPEL STREET, - - - PROVIDENCE, R. I. Ul11n'rrh work 'VIN'-Y on .vlmnly. -1S'm'1'nty of Jlllhxiofzrnw .D1qrriry. .....L,..g Ile zlv Ilf 'IIiIll'ULlI38N being who lines only jbz' lIt'lIl3!'4fiH-,Nl-f-f. GEO. M. 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Several cunome mens on MANY Ynans' s'rANuINci have been cured in a 'few weeks by the use of BILIOUSINE. It has N0 DIsAunnI+mnI.E 'rAs'rn and is therefore 1'LEAsIxN'r 'ro 'rA1u1:, while its action is so mild that N0 UNI'LnAsAN'r sIaNs,vrIoNs are experienced from its use. AnUNnAN'1' 'TESTIMONIALS prove beyond any doubt that BILIOUSINE is nn- 1-'ICIENT AND IIELLIBLIQ, the Mos'r STUIXBORN CASES having yielded readily to its cuILv1'IvE Powmn, when all other medicines have failed to afford any relief. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE 81.00. SNOW 8: EARLE, - - - Sole Agents, PROVIDENCE, R. I. What honors dost thou seek. --lvl'-nch. 15 i lictwty 11run'Lbr1ylm13f'f'-J Du IJ-11,-la-11. tfi2MURRm1 l08 SOU'Fll MAIN STIQEET, INFZXNTRY BUILDING. 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