Princeton Theological Seminary - Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 17 of the 1861 volume:

9 EQg35gEghM,Mn .... .......,. WE ...,.,,..,..... JWWMNWWMMMWWHQQQQQ QQ L, GATALQGUE 5 OFEIGERS AND STUDENTS Ehwlmgimll Swmiumwg OF THE PRESBYTE RIAN CHURCH, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY. ISGQHGE. PRINCETON: , PUBLISI-IED BY THE STUDENTS. D 1861. kg 'Q-' Q if s ....,,..,..,...-..,. ,..,-.,.,..,,, ..,, .g,'gci,T C' . Om. ,,.- IE FIS I UTO L+!! 1 i 2 1 HOME Of MESSIEES.. K JOHN MODOWELL, D. D., PKLLALKLLLKI. - 'EVVILLIAM NEILL, D. D., PHILADELPHIA. GARDINER SPRING, D. D., LL. D., NEW YORK. VVILLIAM VV. PHILLIPS, D. D., NEW YORK. WILLIAM D. SNODGRASS, D. D., GOSKKK, N. Y. MOSES ALLEN, ESO., NLW YORK. 5 , 5 HENRY A. BOARDMAN, D. D., PHILADELPHIA. 2 1 3 GEORGE W. MUSGRAVE, D. D., PHILADELPIIIA. ' JOSEPH MOELROY, D. D., NEW -YORK. ,JOHN N. OAMPRELL, D. D., LXLBANY. NICHOLAS MURRAY, D. D., ELIZABETH. L GEORGE POTTS, D. D., NEW YORK. P w 5 JOHN M. KREBS, D. D., NEW YORK. JOHN O. RAOKUS, D. D., RILLLLLOKL. JAMES N. DIOKSON, ESQ., PHILADELPHIA. EBENEZER PLATT, ESQ., NEW Y-ORK. SAMUEL REAOH JONES, D. D., BRIDGETON. GEORGE WILSON MOPHAIL, D. D., EASTON. EOORTIJDT VAN RENSSELAER, D. D., BURLINGTON. N M 'II-IOMAS L. JANEWAY, D. D., KINGSTON. 3,5 IIOK. STAOY G. POTTS, TRENTON. S433 E Deceased. ........ ...... . ........ ........... . .... , ...,........... . A .... . ........ T ..... ......,. .... , ......, ff? 4 THEOLOGIOAL SEMINARY. T 5? if 1. S? HON. IRA O. YVHITEHEAD, BTORRISTOWN. JOHN M. DIOKEY, D. D., OXFORD, PA. JOHN HR. DAVISON, ESQ., NEWARK. E PHIN EAS D. GURLEY, D. D., WVASHINGTON CITY. i 2 MATTHEVV NEVVKIRK, ESQ., PIIILADELPHIA. JOHN THOMSON, D. D., NEW YORK. ROBERT CARTER, ESQ., NEW YORK. ' GEORGE W. THOMSON, D. D., 1-XCADEMIA, PA. 9 THOMAS U. SMITH, ESQ., NEW YORK. 'u . c 3 1 W . X OFFICQEYRS OF TI-IE BOARD. PRESIDENT, REV. DE. SPRING. x 5 : 2 REV. DR. JANEVVAY. 5 L' . Q 3 1 Secretary, I i : a I : P C f 3 P S X 3 P I 4 Q 5 3 i I 3 X I I A Q . 1. 6 4 X ef '4 51.-' Q9 K ,A . ,yy .-.f-., . .mf-. wha. .m.H.nm.n.n.n.nu-..Pw.H.m.--m.--.n 1g . ,, . ..,. .,.., ...,..,..,.., . U 1 A 4 2 3 I X EOM Of TIHSISSS. S 3 I 1 5 S K ' JOHN MSDOWELL, D. D., PHILADELPHIA. RSV. ISAAO Y. BROWVN, THHHLQH. A f JOSEPH MOELROY, D. D., NEW YORK. ' WILLIAM W. PHILLIPS, D. D., NSW YQHH. Z JAMES LENOX, ESQ., NSW YQLH. 2 1 HQH. HENRY W. GREEN, TRENTON. 5 NICHOLAS MURRAY, D. D., ELIZABETH. 2 JAMES NEILSON, ESQ., NEW BRUNSWICK. 3 STEPHEN OOLWELL, ESQ., PHILADELPHIA. REUBEN VAN PELT, ESQ., ELIZABETH. x ,VVILLIAM SHIPPEN, M. D., PHILADELPHIA. 1 ROBERT L. STUART, ESQ., NH-W YQHH. , HON. DUDLEY S. GREGORY, JERSEY CITY. 2 Q XOORT. VAN RENSSELAER, D. D., BURLINGTON. I JOHN F. HAGEMAN, ESQ., PRINCETON. Q , JOHN O. GREEN, ESQ., NSW YQHH. : JAMES M. MAODONALD, D. D., PRINCETON. , SAMUEL H. PENNINGTON, M. D., NHWAHH. Z l DANIEL PRIOE, ESQ., NEWARK. JOHN HALL, D. D., THHHLQH. fe LYMAN H. ATWATER, D. D. + Deceased. .S Ss 97 ND . . . . . . .. Vfif-.gn :VY A AW -- 4 .EL . -aaax. QQ vffmf 'S ' i SR - EKG ga 6 THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. g ' h E5 T . f I L OFFICERS OF THE BOARD. 3 Q ' 4 5 . PRESIDENT, 5 HON. H. W. GREEN. , I 5 Vice-President, , g Rm. DR. MAGDGNALD. 2 2 Secretary, L I r Rm. DR. MCDONALD. S Treasurer, Y C JAMES S. GREEN, ESQ. 5 4 1 S is Steward, ANDREW G. CHAMBERS. L 2 a B 1 K 2 , g 1 C 1 1 . 1 A' I I rv I A . J 1 .3 59- ,Q 6 U I Faculty, X ' l'- F 3 2 J 1 f CHARLES HODGE, D. D., PROFESSOR OF EXEGETICAL, DIDACTIC AND POLEMIG THEOLOGY. 3 ALEXANDER T. MCGILL, D. D., PROFESSOR OF ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY AND CHURCH GOVERNMENT. WILLIAM HENRY GREEN, D. D., PROFESSOR OF ORIENTAL AND oLD TESTAMENT LmERA'rURE. CASPAR WISTAR HODG-E, A. M., ,PROFESSOR OF NEW TESTAMENT LITERATURE AND BIBLICAL GREEK. PROFESSOR OF PASTORAL TBEOLOGY AND SACRED RHETORIC. 4 ... A.,-Us.-s. RK f --'----- eamwm R A. 1 Stndente. 'NAXIE RESIDENCE 'COLLEGE- RESIDENT LICENTIATES. REV. C. M. MICKERACHER, Coburg, C. WY, U. of Edinburgh, 1856 REV. ADAM Gr. FORBES, N Brunswick, B. A., F. Col.,Halifa.X,N.S. 1859 - SENIOR CLASS. H. S. ALEXANDER, Pltiladekoliia, Pa., La Fayette, 1856 WILLIAII ALEXANDER, .Huntingdon Co., Pa., Jefferson, 1858 JOHN TAYLOR BAIRD, Cincinnati, 0., Yale, 1858 D. STUART BANKS, Jmjiin, Pa., La. Fayette, 1856 LEWIS C. BAYLES, New York City, N. Y. Free Acad., 1855 J onN BURROWS, Williarnstown, N .I,' La Fayette, 1857. WM. H. CAIN, Lancaster Co., Pa., La Fayette, 1858 SAMUEL T. CARTER, New York City, N. Y. University, 1858 THOMAS CARTER, New York City, N. Y. University, 1858 J OHN CLARK, Chester Co., Pa., La. Fayette, 1856 F. BARTLETT CONVERSE, Pkiladetpltia, Pa., University of Pa., 1856 JORN F. COWAN, Jr., Caronrlelet, Mo., 'VV6StII1111St61', Mo., 1858 S. BAYARD Don, Princeton, N 1, Nassau Hall, 1857 SAMUEL Donn, New York City, N. Y. University, 1858 CuARLEs DUNLAP, Nortkville, Miele., University of Mich., 1855 J. IIENRY ENDERS, Florida, .NI Y, Union, 1858 S. ALDEN FREEMAN, Freehold, N Ji, La Fayette, 1857 GEORGE H. FULLERTON, South Salem, O., Miami University, 1858 STERLING M. GALT, Carroll Co., Md., Nassau Hall, 1858 SAMUEL L. GAMBLE, Dry Run, Pa., Jei'I'erson, 1858 W. N. GEDDES, Chambersburg, Pa., Jefferson, 1854 WILLIAII EIARRIS, New York City, University of Pa., 1850 CHARLES E. HART, Freehold, N J, Nassau Hall, 1858. M. L. P. HILL, Rochester, N Y, Williams, 1858 XVILLIAINI H. HODGE, Pltiladetnkia, Pa., University of Pa., 1857 E. FRANK HOWE, Grafton, Mass., Yale, 1859 :HENRY A. HUMPHREY, Crown Point, Did., University of Mich., 1858 HIZNIKY 'NIARTYN HURD, l?ergen, N Y, Hamilton, 1857. 2 --f------ v - A X Senior Class, ,-..-. .J- 'F Abqent. -4--fu.--. - -. --.1-.1-.,...--U-x.,-.1 '66 .fm 4-fx.n.v--f-u--w.vNvxf- -w-.fu-v .f-.,-.f-.1-.p x.-uzw..vxfx,-nf-.asf-n.uuxfs-xfvunw-x.n.fN.f-.,--fxm4-s.-v-Jx1- -V-dx, -zyfxv -sn uv- 'w.fN.:- -x Q EA. f Pl H151 ML1rlJL4?4HU2'QU'-fl-5'QUL'P'F1lPL'c Q 5 UL -PUL L 4'Z 'U?i1f'P 'f a-ga'gaUgQszs52:2'Ssfeazasmswi cgi SUmEz5zFfQj!I5t,,z?ft,,zb,F,Nz5,Eg5-EzQzzggzgm....F, -In 55 gg wb-:.4m H' L-1 -1 QmQgQgQ4mfjrafDU1raf775e2'b3ESS!735E?'gSE4w?FE'?'p:Z z ,. mpm MKPQ U,pdU4P'd,,-.2t.. 0 H 2.4 ggguf-a b - 822'151 Ulf1z'3g1H5-QU?-WS:-gm 2'3W55r-'F'2wr:+U3'2mu-H E U5 U 'n-4.2124555510 5,2 wHH.ZO2'OQ Og pjoigf-Qlnzzw - v ... C1 .- 'Tj - F' . 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Q ?Q i' '3..-s.--.1-.1-..--.--.f-.,-..-..--.f-.,-..--.--.1-..-..-s.f-.1-.A--.u.--.f-.,-..--.- O '::' ik.. CP 54? THE OLO GICAL SENIINARY. 1 1 NAME- RESIDENCE COLLEGE MIDDLE CLASS. R. L. ADAMS, 2 NVILLIAM G. ANDREWVS, - JOSEPH K. BURGSTER, X J. M. CARMIOHAEL, E. CLARKE CLINE, SANFORD H. COBB, FRANCIS JAMES COLLIER, GANSEVOORT DE WV. CONSAUL, H. E. CRAWFORD, NVILLIAM B. DARRAGH, 5 S. J. DONNELLY, ROBERT EDGAR, J. WILLIAM EDIE, 3 WALTER FORSYTH, JOHN FOWLER, 5 LOUIS R. Fox, CHARLES P. GLovER,it CHARLES W. HASSLER,3g S DAVID HERRON, FRANK B. I-IODGE, 5 SYLVANUS NYE HUTCHINSON, ALFRED H. KELLOGG, JAMES B. KENNEDY, FERGUS L. KENYON, ROBERT LENINGTON, Z CHARLES H. LLOYD, . JOHN D. DICCLINTOGIC, JAMES S. NICDONALD, C. T. MOMULLIN, Q JAMES LONG IVIERRITT, JOSEPH MlLLIKEN,?Y5 DAVID W. NIOFFAT, J. HERSOHELL NIORRON, RUFUS ANDERSON LIORRISON, + D . THOMAS H. POI-E, JOSEPH H. ROBINSON,ag S CLARK SALMON, ,S ' i N1 'n's.vw- rnzgiafvsa ' Pleasant, Ind., Fishkill, N. Y., Ilifilwaukie, Wis., Johnstown, N. Y., Phillipsburg, N. I., Tarrytown, N. Y., Hanover, Marietta, Carroll, Union, La Fayette, Yale, Philadelphia, Pa., Jefferson, Schenectady, N. Y., Amherst, Bedford, Ind., Hanover, New York City, Yale, Havre de Grace, Md., Delaware. York, N. Y., Nassau Hull, Stewartstown, Pa., Jefferson, Chicago, Ill., Jefferson, Holmesburg, Pa., LaFayette, Doylestown, Pa., Trenton, N. I, Washington, D. C. Troy, N. Y., Princeton, .NZ J., Brown University. Nassau Hall, , Columbian, Union, Nassau Hall, South Arnenia, N1 Y. Davidson, Philadelphia, Pa., Lancaster Co., Pa., Harvard, Conn., Kokomo, Ind., New York City, Hanover, Ind., Urbana, Ohio, PhiladeZphia,V'Pa., Bellair, O., Hamilton, O., Vernon, Ind., Clinton, N Y., Windliam, N. H., Newberry, S. C., Brooklyn, .Nl Y., Fowlersville, Pa., 'P Absent. Nassau Hall, Nassau Hall, Nassau Hall, Jefferson, N. Y. University. Hanover, ' Miami University, University of Pa., VVasl1ingtOn, Pa., Miami University, Hanover, Hamilton, ' Amherst, Furman University, Nassau Hall, La Fayette, -..-..--,--.f-..-e 1-.. Cv 1859 1855 1859 1859 1857 1858 1858 1859 1859 1859 1859 1859 1859 1859 1859 1859 1859 1859 1845 1859 1859 1859 1859 1858 1859 1859 1859 1859 1858 1859 1859 1859 1859 1859 I I 1. I' 95 12 TI-IEOLOGIOAL SEMINARY. NAME- RESIDENCE- COLLEGE. J. LOGAN SAMPLE, New Castle, Pa., Jefferson, 1859 Q EDWARD H. SAYRE, SouthIi'amptoo1,, N. Y-.A1D116ISt, 1858 EDWARD HORAGE SPOONER, N Broolqielcl, Mass., Amherst, 1859 WILLIADI AIKEN STARRETT, Pittsburg, Pa. JGEGYS011, 1858 HENRY BURMAN TOWNSEND, Philadelphia, Pa University of Pa., 1859 5 GEORGE M. WILEY, Putnam, N Y., Union, 1859 ROBERT H. VVILLIAMS, Philadelphia, Pa., Union, 1859 LUTHER H. WILSON, Kzioxville, Team., Hzulover. ALB-ERT J. WVINTERIGK, Oneida, N. Y., La Fayette, 1859 3 C. MORRIS WINES,sj5 St. Louis, Mo., 1fVashington, Pa., 1859 WV. J. WVRIGHT, Oswego, N. Y., Union, 1857 J. H. YOUNG, Philadelphia, Pa., University of Pa., 1859 1 Middle Class, - - - - - 49 1 5 Absent. S l 3 Z 5 E C ? S 5 1 ? 1 f 4 5 ,J M gig Egg gzeee .....,,.,...,......,..,.....,.. , ..... ,81,1,. .... .A. .....,,.....,.,.,....., A,+8gg5gg5g ggggQ FW 9 THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. 13 W NAME. RESXDENCIE COLLEGE JOHN J. ABERNATH GEO. D. BAKER, J. D. BARTLEY, EY, BRICE BENT. BLAIR, J. C. BOYD, THERON BRITTAIN, WALTER S. BROWN, NATHAN .P.lCAMPF1ELD, ANDREW G. CHAMBERS, DAVID COMFORT, J. W. CRAWFORD, Wir. H. DEAN, W. CALVIN FERRIDAY, J. SELBY FRAME, ARTE1s1As THos. FULLERTON, BENJ. Y. GEORGE, GEORGE W. GIDDINGS, JOSEPH GREENLEAF, J ARTHUR HARLOIV, C. C. HERSBIAN, EDWARD B. HODGE, I THOMAS JOHNSTON, 1'., WM. BLAGKMORE MARSH, EDWARD PAYSON MAR ALEXANDER MOBEAN, EDMUND NICKINNEY, A. BAXTER MERWIN, J. L. ZMILLIGAN, W. F. NIISTER, C. MORISON, J. THOMPSON OSLER, E. F. PABODY, Jr., WILLIAM J. PARROTT, B. F. PATTERSON, J. H. SCOFIELD, GEORGE SLUTER, 5 ALEX. STRAIN, is EikQEfZ33E3E?..m,A 1 VIN, N1.1 , QTTJJSTICDJFL CJILJQLESES. Dunlapsville, Ind., New York City, Newburyport, Mas s., Shippensbnrg, Pa., Albany, N. Y., Ma1'tin's Creek, Pa., Florida, N1 Y., Newark, N. I, Princeton, N. J'.,I Charlotte C. H., Va., Bedford, Ind., Towanda, Pa., Miami University, N. Y. University, WVilliams, Jefferson, Nassau Hall, Nassau Hall, Nassau Hall, N. Y. University, Miami University, Hampden Sydney, Hanover, La Fayette, Concordia Parish, La La Fayette, Morris, Ill., Fulton, Mo., Pittston, Pa., New York City, Scotchtown, N. Y., Middle Grove, Mo., Philadelphia, Pa., Ahoghill, Ireland, Waulcesha, Wis., Marilla, N Y., .Port Royal, Pa., Montgomery, O., New York City, Ickesburg, Pa., Grenada, Miss., Philadelphia, Pa., Pottsville, Pa., Vernon, Ind., Louisiana, Orangeville, Pa., Stillwater, N. Y., St. Louis, Ma., Kin derhook, N. Y., Nassau Hall, lvliami University, Westminster, Mo., Yale, Columbia, N. Y., Union, Westminster, Mo., University of Pa., 1860. j 1860. Q 1859. 2 1859. 5 1855. 5 1860. 5 1860. E 1859. 5 1853. 5 1858. Q 1860. 3 1858. 5 1859. 2 1860. 2 1853. Q 1859. 2 1860 1 1860. 1858. 4 1860. Q 1859. i Queen's Col. Belfast 1860. 5 Carroll, Centre, Tuscarora Acad., Centre, Yale, Wasliington, Pa., University of Miss., University of Pa., Nassau Hall, Miami University, Phila. High School. La Fayette, Nassau Hall, Westminster, Mo., Nassau Hall, fsr-1-.fx1x4-..-w.n.f-.---eu f-.f--1-W--.-8.4-.1-..-8 9 1860 Q 1860. 1860. E 1860. S 1857. Q 1860. 2 1860. 5 1860. 5 1860. 2 1860. 5 1860. P 1860. W 1860 1860. EY 56 Nxtw ..,,- .- -. ...,.. Q 14 TI-IEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. U BANIE RESIDENCE. COLLEGE T Wnr. TRAVIS, Flint, Mich., Waslmixmgton, Pa., 1849. f H. H. WHITE, Saltsburg, Pa., WVa,shington, Pa., 1860. Q J. LYNN WITIIROW, Pennsylvania, Nassau Hall, 1860 YV. O. WRIGHT, Philadelphia, Pa., La, Fayette, 1857 Junior Class, ------ 41 S U M M A R WY' . SENIOR CLASS, ........ ...... ...... , . 66 MIDDLE CLASS, .... . , , 49 JUNIOR CLASS, . .. 41 , 156 9 DQ 0 E? 2441 rw . , .. -I cg S 5 -71414 D ,,, ,N 'NA' I '- v EA , A ' I EIS . W O EAE EESEEIEIIOE, C O L L E G- E S . , AMHERST, .......... ................ 4 NASSAU HALL, ........... .......... 2- 6 BROXVN UNIVERSITY,..,. 1 NENV YORK FREE AOADEMY,--- 2 CARROLL, .............. 2 PHILA. HIGH SCHOOL, .......... 1 CENTRE, .... 2 QUEENIS COLLEGE, IsELEAST,--- I COLUMBIA, .... 1 RUTGERS, ........................... . a ' COLUMBIAN, ..... I TUSCARORA ACADEMY, ..... I DAVIDSON, ...... . I UNION, .................... .......... 1 I DELAXVARE, ............... 2 UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA, ...... I EURMAN UNIVERSITY, .... 1 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ..... 2 HAMILTON, ............. 2 UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPL-.. I HAMIJDEN SYDNEY, 1 UNIVERSITY OF NEW' YORI1,-.- fs HANOVER, ..........., 9 UNIVERSITY OF PENN., ...... .... 8 3 JEEEERSON, .... 13 WASHINGTON, IDA., ....... A LA EAYETTE, .......... 17 WESTMINSTER,MO.,.. . 4 MARIETTA, ...... .... ..,..., . , - 1 WILLIAMS, .... ........ . .. 2 2 MIAMI UNIVERSITY, ..... s YALE, ....... ...... . .. 'I f STATES. NEW HAMPSHIRE, ....... 1 SOUTH CAROLINA ..... . 1 MASSACHUSETTS, ..... 4 MISSISSIPPI, ......... I 5 OONNEOTIOUT, ..... 1 TENNESSEE... I NEW YORK, ........ 40 OHIO, .......... s NEW JERSEY, ..... 17 MIOHIGAN,... 2 PENNSYLVANIA, 49 INDIANA, ..... 12 3 LONG ISLAND, ..... 1 ILLINOIS,... 2 MARYLAND, ..... s MISSOURI, .................. o g VIRGINIA, ..... ....... . ., .... 1 WISCONSIN, .................... 2 LOUISIANA, ........................ 2 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, .... I IRELAND, ............ ......... ....... I f DFI I gi S4 W' 9x if I ,Q i Wu.,-.1--A-S.--. -V--.--.H --. -. -.hx-.1'.f-.A.'-., X -----'--'- --'- LU I I K hoarse of Sta y. 3 I First Year. I Old Testament Literatureg General Introductiong I-Iebrewg 5 New Testament Literature 5 General Introduction 3 Biblical Greek fSeptuagint 5 New Testamentj 5 Biblical Historyg Sacred : Geography and Antiquitiesg Exegetical Theology 5 Homiletics 3 Theory of the Christian Ministry. Second Year. I Hebrewg Biblical Criticism and Interpretation 5 Didactio f Theologyg Biblical Historyg Church History. Third Year. ' Hebrew 3 Biblical Criticism and Interpretationg Didactic and Polemic Theologyg Biblical Historyg Church Historyg Church Government and Discipline 5 Pastoral Theology. Exercises in Composition and Delivery throughout the Course. 2 On Sabbath morning, the Professors preach in rotation in the Seminary Chapel. In the afternoon a Conference is held in the Oratory, at which the Professors conduct the discourse on a sub- ject previously announced, and the Students conduct the devo- tional exercises. l The course of instruction is Hnished in three years. There is no study or exercise reserved for a fourth year. But graduates Eg of the Institution, and of other institutions, are privileged to t. 9 5 li 'Eu 0 .....,. ., . . . ..... W1 il + 4 I I i 1 8 THEOLO GICAL SEMINARY. attend all the lectures and exercises 5 and, in review ofthe whole course, and preparation of sermons, may spend a fourth year with great advantage. ADDITIONAL PRIVILE GRS. Private classes, when desired, in the Oriental Languages, and other collateral subjects. X Instruction in the Modern Languages by competent teachers, at the studentis expense. Gratuitous admission to the Library and Lectures of the Col- lege of New Jersey, upon application to the Faculty. - Special instruction and exercise in the art of Elocution, by the best qualified teachers in the country. Opportunities for active usefulness and observation of pastoral life, are afforded in the churches of Princeton and its vicinity, there being nearly twenty Presbyterian churches, besides those of other denominations, Within some ten miles of the Seminary. TERDIS OF ADDIISSION. 1. Testimonials of personal character and good standing in some Christian church. 2. A previous course of liberal study, attested by diploma, Presbyterial certificate, or examination. 3. A certificate of regular dismission in good standing, when the student comes from any other theological institution. Expen es. Board, S2 per week, Washing, S1 per month, fiiel from 35 to S10 per annum, general expense fund, S105 Library, Sl. Total of necessary expenses not more than S100 for the seminary year, There is no charge for tuition, nor for room rent, Whether in the Seminary buildings or in private houses. Rooms in the Seminary edifice are gratuitously furnished, and in private houses furnished rooms are hired at the cost of the Institution, when the Seminary edifice is full. 5 3 r Ss ,-,, -... ,--' 0 at Jie W 1 : 1 2 : : I i I I i Dfl Q K A