Hobart College - Echo of the Seneca Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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 J's'hn nf ht St m 'H. IPtms ui | Jnb:trf (l oUi-ai' (Corporation. William S. DkZknl, Jv q., The Rev. William Shkltox. D. D.. David Saxton Hall. Ks l, X v vA 4 . John II. (’ijkdkll. Eso.. Tlie Rev. Mai nskll Van Rkxssklakil D. I).. The IRul Jamin (Smith, M. A.. William B. Doiolas, Esq., John II. Swiit. The Rev. Waltki; Aykai lt. I). I).. The Rev. Jamks Rank in j;. I . I).. The Rev. Mori; AX I rx. I). I)., Samlkl G. ('oknlll, Ks l (’lkvkland (!o. i-:, I). I) :w I). Whitl. M . A.. LI. I I. M ARTINDALK, M. A.. V. W. Nlf’llOLAS, M. A.. ii i: Vj Esq., UAL!) (’. RoWKLL, M. A., Alkxandkh L. (’hi-: The Rt. Rev. Fukdiork I). II intinoto.n, D. I)., The 11 oil (tkokii!•: F. C’omstoc k, M. A.. The Rt. Rev. William (Ikoswkll Doaxk, I). I).. Artior R. Rosk. M- A.. I)i:Witt Rak iiall, Fso., Thomas Fat .lnolr, Fso. Edoak II. IlriH), Esq. Treannrnr and Trustee of’ Profcxsmxhijt ottd Sr m n shift P'wnh.

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J'.r ill uT t n Si t)r Ut. generosity and kind support to our ball nine. May our success in the Held be commensurate with their liberality. We hail the advent of no new professors among us during the past year, but the same tried and trusty corps that has grown gray beneath the shadow of our walls still remains with us. and the hallowed associations of each passing year draw more closely the bonds which unite us. The withered leaf as it falls to the ground tells with a mute eloquence that the summer days have lied. The lessening oil, the flickering lamp, proclaim the night far spent. The blank and empty void within my brain shows, alas! too plainly that my lengthy editorial must come to an end. When these pleasant days have lied. and. seated around your cosy tire you peruse these pages, linger not to criticise their blundering lines but hasten to the feast beyond. , I

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hrfin nf In St t tut. 9 1 Mhii(berrj of the Jfimiltij. The Ri: MAUXSELL VAX RENSSELAER, I). D., Phksidknt, Trinity ’ro i ssnr nf ('It) istian Fthivs; SI art I n PrtdCssnv nf the Krohucrs nf t'hrisl itinity, anti Actiny Professor tif Intellectual Philtisojtlnj. JOIIX TOW LEE, M. A., M. D., Professor nj Ciril Fanyineerintj and nf Chemistry, and Avtiny Professor nf Mathematics anti Modern Lanyuayes. HAMILTON L. SMITH, M. A., LL, D., Prcndcryasl Professor nf Astronomy and Natural Philosophi josepi-i it. McDaniels, m. a., Pmfcssnr nf the Greet: Lanyuaye and Literature. PRANOIS PHILIP NASII. M. A., LL. B.. Unhurt Professor nf Latin Lanyuaye and Literature. CHARLES D. VAIL, M. A., (Adjunct) Horace IChite Prnfessttr nf Rhetoric and Flocution, and nf the Fnylish Lanyuaye anti JAtertdure. CHARLES D. VAIL, M. A., Librarian and Registrar. Chaplain and Pastor, on the Sicift Foundation. CHARLES II. IIIBBARD, -1 ssistant Librarian. The duties of the Chaplain are discharged by the President.