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DARTMOUTH 79 YALE 78 79 VASSAR COLLEGE 77 78 79 wk . new F w 9 M GSEP HALO TS 96,9 Mfg!! i Q Qpgns 1876 E ml 2 5 HM1 - L ' 5 H ig ' , ff ' E JC X f E.-..-- O-.-..-.... O--.-.- .-.....,-. O ,.,Q ,.A , ,, A 4,019 Q THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. 499' ffsla 471439 FOR FINEWRITING, E E 189,569 6 651.5 GSE 4LW N991-303-170-E OOPS ,ODP X9 '53 GO 30 L Rl 'LUTHER STYLES TO SWT 9' H' O' f . E 77 'gfflglv' 3 390 NG, ALL HANDS-D E09 X505 gb-Q09 ,599 A q SOLD BY ALL DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE VVORLD. WHOLESALE VVAREHOUSE, QI JOHN STREET, NEW YORK. ,.,E M EO,E M ,E ,O O, O 11844 1881 MERCHANT TAILORING BUYS CLCT1-UNC Establishment. A It ts ot welt known foot titotuonr Clothing is made of the best 7nczteriaZs and fworlcnzanslnp, and our T S stock is now .fntt and complete. 1 ladies' Habits and Uver-Garments a Specially. OUR STOCK OF FINE PIECE Coons 'CANNOT BE SURPASSED. ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, CHE?STNTI,T AND 10111-I STS. PHI-LADELPHIA, .PA. ,U , 'Wi'--or f-'-q-- If1'.T2E?'S3 SIIIETS, 933 Chestnut Street, Phila. G . . LOVES, UM BR ELLAS U , D NDERWEAR, die KE1?.1P'S Custom Shirts Made to Measure from Wamsutta Muslin and Best Irish Linen. BOSOMS 3-PLY, ALL LINEN. PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. ,SIX FOR S9.0d! SAMPLES AND CIRCULARS MAILED FREE. Fine Assortment of Gents' Furnishing Goods. KEEP MANUFACTURING CO. FINE STATIONERY A A i.,s J SUCEQSLSOTSJEO MASON 8. C55 Q 3. ENGRAVIND, T si : f- ILLUMINATING ' A i1r s sr i DIESINKINGV L WEDDING A SMMPING INVITATIONS . T vaseTlN,f-JDQPARTY D G ri i 1, ' - CARDS FURNIQHED f A j A A iN LATEST STYLES. - ZOLZCHESTNUT ST it f , 0 Q j I Qc. 1 430 I I A 0 D f V7 1 N . Y H E R ALDZC SQECI A ..,--f K ipx if . FRANK C. BCDRDEN, F UO!!! E07!0!I!ff? AXVD 0,4 7Ef?EH .PATRONIZES ALL ooLLEeE INTERESTS. 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Q 3 I V it I -z-was nwae It li H P FA OULTIC I A ARNOLD GUYOT, PH.D., LL.D., Director of the E. M. Museum of Geology and Archaeology. WILLIAM LIBBEY, JR., A.M., So.D., I Vice-Director of E. M. Museum of Geology and Archaeology, and Assistant to Professor Guyot in the Department of Physical Geography. A f 'WILLIAM B. SCOTT, PHD., QHEIDELBERGJ A Assistant to Professor Guyot in the Department of Geology. HENRY F. OSBORN, sen., A Lecturer in Biology. , . JOHN B. MCMASTER, A.M., C.E., E Instructor in Oifuil Engineering. HENRY N. VAN DYKE, ,A.M., Instructor in Freshman Classics and Mathematics. p FREDERICK N. WILLSON, C.E., Instructor in Descriptive Geometry, Stereometry and Drawing. CHARLES W. MARSH, PH.B., ' Assistant in Analytical Chemistry anol Mineralogy. MALCOM MGNEILL, A.B., Assistant in Astronomy. WILLIAM F. MAGIE, A.B., Assistant in Physics. BRI O-A-BRA O. P. Eullege QffiBBI?8. A JOHN T. DUFFIELD, D.D., Clerk cf the Faculty. 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Waukon, Iowa. Jonesboro', Tenn. 1. Contemp. Philos., PRESIDENT. 2. Anglo Saxon, PROF. HUNT. 3. Eng. Literature, PROE. MURRAY. 4, Quaternions and Determinants, DR. HALSTED 5. Roman Ethics, PROE. PACKARD. 6. Plato's Philosophy, PROF. ORRIS. 14 ' BRICLA-BRA C. n flatalngztre at ikirrrlergrarlnates Name and Class. WALTER HENRY AOKER, Sen., HULBERT AGNEW, Jun., WILLIADI PATON AGNEW, Jun., CLARENCE J. ALLEN, Fresh., WILLIAM ALTON, JR., Soph., GEORGE B. ANDERSON, Fresh., WM. ALEXANDER ANNIN, Jun., ISAAC. EVANS ANTRIM, Jun., R. HARRY APPLEBY, Fresh., JAMES J. ARCHER, Jun., JOHN MORSE AUSTIN, Fresh., VVM. EUGENE AYRES, Soph., ALFRED T. BAKER, Fresh, S. S., THOMAS A. C. BAKER.,JliI1., WIIJLIABI BOYD BAKER, Sen., WM. S. G. BAKER, JR., Fresh., S.S., H. L. BALDWIN, JR., S. S., P. C., JAMES M. BAIIDWIN, Soph., ' JOSEPH E. BALDXVIN, Jun., JAMES BRYAN BANISTER, Sen., JOHN W. BARR, JR., Fresh., ANDREW LINN BARRETT, Sen., CHARLES H. BATEMAN, Fresh., JAMES WILSON BAYARD, Fresh., B.. H. 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Il + I 3 l I ve-nuegrnc. . I.. ,, ,. 3 A 5 i E F E E a l l I A yi I I, fl I: N7 I if l E 1 X l I L l I l s I V I 1 Qzmvww ?i U CATALOGUE OF UNDERGRADUATES. - '15 Name and Class. ' Residence. Room, EDWIN STARR BELKNAP, Soph,, WILLIABI D. BELL, Fresh., - SAMUEL HART BENTON, Sen., THOMAS C. BERRY, Fresh., ABE S. BICKHAM, Sen., S. S., E. W. BILL, Fresh., S. S., CLINTON W. BIRD, Fresh., J. -BENNETT BISSELL, JR., Fresh., H. MCKEEN BLACK, Soph., S. S., JOSIAH LOW BLACKWELL, Soph., EDWARD K. BLADES, Fresh., JOHN DENNISTON BLAIR, Soph., O J. H. BLYE, Fresh., S. S., 'JOHN MARSHALL BOGGS, Sen., CHARLESYH. BONBRIGHT, Jun., l CHARLES LOUIS BORGMEYER, Jun., JOHN YEOMANS BOYD, Soph., EDWARD L. BRADLEY, Soph., P. C., JOSEPH YANCEY BRATTAN, Jun., CLAUDE ROSS BRODHEAD, Jun., J. WOODS BROWN, JR., Fresh., GEORGE DAVID BROWNE, Sen., JOHN HERHITAGE BRYAN, Sen., PENDLETON TAYLOR BRYAN, Sen., HENRY GRIER BRYANT, Jun., HOWARD BRYANT, Sen., JAMES BUCKELEW, Fresh., S. S., FRED WING BURLEIGH, Fresh., ALFRED F. 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I., Baltimore, Md., New York City, Elmira, N. Y., Mrs. Benton's. Mrs. DOhm7s. 18 S. E. Mrs. Smith's. 26 N. E. H. Mrs. Runyan's. 15 S. E. ' 3 W. M. W. H. Mrs. Ferguson's. Mrs. Warren's. 19 S. W. Mrs. Zapf's, 17 S. E. 1 S. W. 4 E. M. W. H. 71 U. H. 39 N. E. H., 18 E. Mrs. Stonaker'S 13 S. M. B.. H. 5 E. M. W. H. 5 E. M. W. H. 9 E. W. H. 11 N. M. R. H. 3 S. R. H. MrS.Anderson's 20 N. W. ' 4 S. W. 8 W. M.W. H. 9 S. R. H. 1ON.W. A 17 S. M. R. H. 20 E. W. H. Mrs. Borden's. 30 N. E. H. 12 S. M. RQH. 7 E. M. W. H. 16 S. EQH. 16 BRIO'-A-BRA C. Name and Class. ERVING FENNO CHAPIN, Sen., VVARREN B. CHAPIN, Fresh., WILLIABI CHESTER, Soph., JOHN, CHETIVOOD, JR., Sen., CHAS. STEELE CLARK, Fresh., ROBERT KERR CLARK, Sen., THOS. S. CLARKE, Sen., S.S., P. C., ALEX. EMILE CLERIHEW, Fresh. J. HARLAN CLEVELAND, Fresh., CHARLES CRAIG COLT, Jun., JOHN H. CONEY, Fresh., W. W. CONNER, Fresh., ' F. S. CONOVER, JR., Jun., S. S.. FRANCIS LOWELL COOLIDGE, Soph., GEORGE P. COOPER, Jun., J. CROSSAN COOPER, Fresh., MONROE CRAXVFORD, Fresh., HENRY CREW, Sen., EDWARD B. CRITCHLOW, Sen., JEREMIAH CLINTON CROMER, Sen., OTTO CROUSE, Jun., WILLIAM DARLING, Fresh., S.S., CHAS. FRANCIS DARRINGTON, Sen., J. C. DAVES, Soph., CHARLES EDGAR DAVIS, Soph., SAMUEL MCCLELLAN DAVIS, Jun., AARON V. DAIVES, Fresh., Jos. HENRY DAXVSON, Fresh., S.S., CLINTON SPENCER DAY, Jun., , GEO. DE FOREST LORD DAY, Sen., CHARLES DENBY, JR., Sen., I LEONIDAS DENNIS, Soph., SHERRERD DEPUE, Fresh., JOHN R. DICKEY, Fresh., WARREN M. DICKINSON, Jun., R. J. DODDS, Fresh., N. BROOKE DOLAN, Fresh., JOHN BLAIR DOLAND, Sen., EDW. BLACKWELL DOLTON, Soph., W. W. DONALDSON, Fresh., ROWLAND DOUGLAS, Fresh., 7 . Residence. Boston, Mass., New York City, Washington, D. Oakland, Cal.. Indiana, Pa., Newark, N. J., Pittsburgh, Pa., C., Cincinnati, Ohio, Augusta, Ky., Babylon, L. I., Cincinnati, Ohio., Washington, Iowa., Princeton, N. J., Boston, Mass., Kingston, Pa., Philadelphia, Pa Hoboken, N. J., 'Q Wilmington, Ohio, Salt Lake City, Utah, Middletown, Ind., Freehold, N. J., Wilkesbarre, Pa., Newark, N. J., Baltimore, Md., Hightstown, N. J., Indian a, Pa., Hightstown, N. J., Baltimore, Md., Chatham, N. J., New York City, Evansville, Ind. Johnsonburg, N. J., Newark, N. J., Philadelphia, Pa., Norristown, Pa. Luc-esco, Pa., Philadelphia, Pa., Wellington, Ohio, Trenton, N. J., Baltimore, Md., Mansfield, Ohio, Room. 4 N. B. H. 22 S. E. H. 14 S. E. 24 S. E. H. I7 W. W. H. Mr. G. Croldiefs 8 W. VV. H. Mrs. Fine's. 7 S. E. H. 4 W. M. W. H. Mrs. Fine's. 22 N. Mr. ConoiVer's. I5 N. M. R. H. 6 S. R. H. B. U. H. 4 N. E. H. 18 N.,W. 16 S. E. Mrs. Zapf's. 9 N. R. H. 9 VV. M. W. H. 24 N. 12 S. W. I4 S. M. B. H. I5 N. E. H. Miss Payran's. 4 N. M. B. H., 2 S. W. 14 W. W. H. IO N. E. 4 S. W. Mr. G. Goldie's 19 S. E. 15 N. E. 3S. W. 8 W. W. H. Mr. Carpenter's 5 N. E. l4 N. E. H. 74 U. H. CA TA L O G UE OF UNDER GRAD UA TES. 17 ' Name and Class. FRANKLIN DUANE, Jun., MALVERN NICHOLAS DUE, Fresh., JOHN DUNLAP, Sen., C. B. DUNN, Soph., CHARLES DUNNING, Jun., S. S., GEORGE BRITTON DURELL, Jun., MORGAN EDGAR, Sena., DUNCAN EDWARDS, Fresh., GEORGE EDWARDS, Jun., ' SENECA EGBERT, Soph., FRANK G. ELLETT, Fresh.., DWIGHT L. ELMENDORF, Sen. MATTHEW KEAN ELMER, Sen., H. H. EMMONs,'Sen., P. C., A. ERNST, Soph., EDWARD HUMPHREY ERNST, Sen., GEORGE E. ETTER, Soph., CHARLES A. EVANS, Jun., DANIEL ACKLEY FELL, JR.,-Jun., ALEX. GRAY FELL, Soph., S. S., WM. PIERSCN FIELD, Jun., S. S., JOSEPH LANE FINLEY, Soph., JOHN M. T. FINNEY, Soph., A WILLIAM PARKER FINNEY, Jun., DAVID K. ESTE FISHER, Jun JANON FISHER, Fresh., S. S., GEO. RICHMOND FLEMING Jun 7 WELCOME J. L. FLIGK, Sen., JAMES POWERS FLINT, Jun., J. N. FORMAN, Soph., JOS. C. FOSTER, Fresh., . WILLIAM R. FOSTER, Fresh., G. R. FOX, soph., . LUTHER W. FROST, Fresh., S. CHARLES VANLOON GABRIEL, Sen., A. BRADLEY GAITHER, Fresh., I Residence. Bergen Point, N. J., Wetumpka, Ala., Woodston, N. J., Newton, N. J., Middletown, N..Y., Williamstown N J 7 ' '7 New York City, Brooklyn, N. Y., 'Des Moines, Iowa, Franklin, Pa., Layton's, N. J., Crawford, N. J., Bridgeton, N. J., Princeton, N. J., Covington, Ky., Covington, Ky., Harrisburg, Pa., Chicago, Ill., F. Wilkosloarre, Pa., Wilkesloarre, Pa., Newark, N. J., Church Hill, Md., Bel Air, Md., Bel Air, Md., Baltimore, Md., Baltimore, Md., Harrisburg, Pa., Wilkesbarre, Pa., a Philadelphia, P Lahore, India, Cincinnati, Ohio, Cincinnati, Ohio, Norristown, Pa., Yonkers, N. Y., G. Plymouth, Pa., Baltimore, Md., 1 Room. 2 W. M. W. H. Mrs. Zapf'S. 3 N. 25 Mansion H. 1 S. W. 18 S. W. , 5 S. W. 62 U. H. 17 S. E. 26 S. E. H. 37 N. E. H. 8 S. R. H. 8 N. M. B.. H. Adm. Emmonsl 9N. W. 7 S. R. H. 4S. M. R. H. Mrs. Burroughs'. 5 Carpenter's. Mr. Carpenter's. 6 S. W. 11 N. M. R. H. 10 N. R. H. 27 N. E. H. 9 S. W. 9 S. W. 8 S. W. 5 S. W. 6 W. W. H. Seminary. Mrs. Fine's. Mrs. Fine's.. 2 W. W. H. 13 N. E. H. 35 S. E. H.. 3 N. E. H. 18 BRIO-A-BRA C. Name and Class. HOWARD HUNT GARMANY, Jun., B. H. GASKELL, Fresh., PERSIFOR F. GIBSON, Fresh., S. S., THEOPHILUS A. GILL, Jun., S. S., GEORGE YV. GILMORE, Jun., HENRY W. GLEDHILL, Fresh., HENRY GOLOKNATH, P. C., HIRABI A. GOOCH, Fresh., TEVIS GOODLOE, Fresh., JOHN L. GRAHALI, Fresh., VV. L. GRANBERRY, Fresh., ORLANDO GREEN, Jun., S. S., WALTER DAVENPORT GREEN, Jun., GEORGE F. GREENE, Sen., NVILLIAM J. GREENE, Fresh., S. S., FRANK M. GRIFFITH, Fresh., J. FRANKLIN GULICK, JR., Soph., JOSEPH HENIZY GULICK, Soph., YVILLIAM H. GULIOK, Jun., S. S., WVM. READING GULICK, Soph., S.S., ALLAN PERCY GUYER, Sen., HARRY .VVALKER HALL, Jun., WM. RIACLAY H.ALL, JR., Fresh., G. B. F. HALLOCK, Sen., P. C., ROBT. CRAWFORD PIALLOCK, Sen., C. T. D.'HALSEl', Fresh., S. S., RICHARD J. HAMILTON, Soph., 'ALEXANDER HARDC.ASTLE, Fresh., J. W. PIARDING, Fresh., l JAMES SHANKLIN HARLAN, Jun., JOHN MAYNARD HARLAN, Soph., GEO. MOLEAN HARPER,'SOph., -J. BORDEN HZARRIMAN, Fresh., OLIVER HARRIIIIAN, JR., Jun., C. B. M. HARRIS, Sen., CHARLES EVERETT HARRIS, Sen., EDW. WYOKOFF HARRIS, Soph., JOHN M. HARRIS, Fresh., ALBERT IKENDRICK HARSHA, Jun., ELMER ELLSNVORTH HAWES, Jun., Residence. Savannah, Ga., Mount Holly, N. J., Philadelphia, Pa., Esopus, N. Y., Brooklyn, N. Y., Paterson, N. J., Punjaub, India, Louisville, Ky., Louisville, Ky., New York City, Columbia, Tenn., Jackson, Miss., Trenton, N. J., Albany, N. Y., Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Jacksonville, Ill., Princeton, N. J., Princeton, N. J., Princeton, N. J., Princeton, N. J., Princeton, N. J., l-El. Indiana, Pa., Bedford, Pa., Steubenville, Ohio, Steubenville, Ohio, Newark, N. J. Hagerstown, Md., Goldsboro', Md., Tunkhannock, Pa., Louisville, Ky., Louisville, Ky., Shippensburgh, Pa., New York City, New York City, Baltimore, Md., Belvidere, N. J., Hightstown, N. J., Minooka, Pa., Jacksonville, 1ll., Dayton, Ohio, I A Room. 12 S. E. 4 N. E. H. K. U. H. 2 S. R. H. 16 S. M. R. H. Mrs. Runyan's. Miss Hag6IDHI17S 15 S. E. 2 E. M. W. H. . 16 W. W. H. Mrs. Lavake's. 20 S. E. 3 N. R. H. Mrs. Sn1ith's. 80 U. H. Miss Nevius'. 7 N. E. 7 N. E. Mr. Gu1ick's. 20 S. E. ' Mr. Guyer's. 17 W. W. H. Mrs. Warren's. 18 N. 18 N. 1 S. R. H. 4S. R. H. Mrs. Warren's. Mrs. Lavake's. 5 W. M. W. H. 8 W. M. W. H. 13 E. W. H. 10 S. E. ' 10 S. E. 36 S. EQH. 11 E. W. H. 7 E. M. W. H. 5 S. E. H. 9 N. R. H. 16 N. W. ..,,,I, L g. ,. i l il i I I ! 1 I l I E I J H I P I' l L l 5 l I I F E V L E I I E OA THLOGUE OF UNDERG-RAD UA TES. 19 Name and Class. JOHN TRIPLETT HAKALL Jun., 7 J. E. HAYES, Fresh., WALTER B. HEAD, Fresh., C. A. HEALY, P. C., JOB ELMER HEDGES, Soph., PAUL HEMPHILL, Sen., GRIER IIERSH, Soph., ' CHARLES HEWITT, Jun., S. S. CARL I. HEYDRICK,'Soph., JOHN GRIER HIBBEN, Sen., FRANK S. HICKS, Soph., S. S., VICTOR L. HICKS, Jun., , JOHN A. HIESTAND, Jun., WILLIAM CORBIT HILL, Soph MORRIS Z. HITTEII, Fresh., ANGIER B. HORRS, Soph., JOHN A. HODGE, JR., Jun., ' CALVIN HOOD, S. S., P. C., FRANK EVANS HOSKINS, Jun. C. J. HOWELL,sJR., Soloh., GEORGE COES HOWELL, Jun., 7 '7 WILLIAM CARY ILIOWELL Sen., 7 EDWARD S. HUGHES, Sen., JAMES K. HUGHES, Fresh. JAMES L. HUMPHREY, Fresh 7 '7 ROBERT HUNTER, Fresh., P. C., SILAS EVERETT HURIN, Sen., RANDALL HUTCHINSON, Soph., EDGAR Ross JACKMAN, Sen., WILLIAM F. JACKSON, Fresh., FERDINAND -JELKE, JR., Soph., GEORGE BIRNEY JENNISON, Jun., J. E. JOHNSON, JR., Fresh., NEWELL 'LOWRIE JOHNSON, Soph., HENRY K. JONES, Fresh., W. GOODRICH JONES, Jun., S. S., GEORGE NEWELL KARNER, Jun,, JOHN LAWRENCE KELLER, Jun., Residence. Richmond, Va. Princeton, N. J Pittsburgh, Pa., Atlanta, Ga., Dansville, N. Y., Chester, S. C., York, Pa,, Trenton, N. J., Franklin, Pa., . Peoria, Ill., 1 'r San Francisco, Cal., San Francisco, Cal., Marietta, Pa., Bridgeton, N. J., Colebrookdale, Pa., Washington, D. C., Hartford, Conn., Sparta, lll., ' Media, Pa., Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Newark, N. J., Keokuk, Iowa, Newbern, N. C., Bellefonte, Pa., New .York City, Princeton, N. J., Cincinnati, Chio, Lawrenceville, N. J., J. Bath, N. H., Newark, N. J., Cincinnati, Ohio, . Bay City, Mich., New York City, Milton, Pa., San Francisco, Cal., Brooklyn, N. Y., K. Sayreville, N. J., Jersey City, N. J., Room. 3 E. M. W. EH. Mrs. Hayes'. - 74 U. H. Mrs. Lavake's. A. U. H. 4 l S. M. R. H. ll N. E. 8 N. R. H. 13 Nass. Hotel. 17 N. W. Q l E. W. H. 18 E. W. H. 6 N. E. 5 N. E. 10 N. 14 S. E. 7 N. R. H. 3 S. W. 10 W. M. W. H. 9 N. E. H. 19 S. M. R. H. 2 N. W. 5 S. R-. H. 5 N. E. H. 33 S. In. H. Mrs. Hunter's. 40 S. E. H. 9 S. E. H. 10 W. W. H. 11 N. W. F. U. H. 1 E. M. W. H. 13 S. E. 1 N. R. H. D. U. H. 8 N. R. H. 17 E. W. H. 7N. W. I 20 Name and Class. p BRI C-A-BRA O. Residence. Baltimore, Md., Room. 9 N. ALFORD KELLEY, Fresh., y EATON M. KEMFSHALL, Fresh., M. C. KENNEDY, Soph., S. S.,. PAUL THOMAS KIBIBALL, Soph., WM. SCOTT KITTLE, Fresh., S. S., S. NORRIS KNAPP, Fresh., CHARLES R. KNOX, Fresh., l'lARRY M. LAMBERTON, Fresh., EYAN MOHR LANDIS, Jun., PIENRY MOHR LANDIS, Jun., VVM. MARVIN LANGDON, Soph., GEO. GARMANY LARCOMBE, Sen., JOHN LARKIN, Sen., REUEEN S. LAWVRENCE, Fresh., J. W. LAWSON, Soph., WM. LAWTON, JR., Fresh., S. S., EDWARD S. WV. LEAVITT, Soph., CHESTER FAIRMAN LEE, Soph., WM. PIENRY CLOSSON LEE, Jun., S. liiARPEIl LEEFER, JR., Fresh., EMIL LEUTE, Soph., LUUIUS ALLEN LEWIS, Jun., FREDERICK A. LIBBEY, Jun., JOHN C1lAVv'FOR.D LIFE, Jun., CHARLES ALFRED LINDSLEY, Sen., SAMUEL LLOYD, Sen., S. S., V DAVID NLILLARD LOOK, Soph., JOHN C. LORD, Fresh., ALYRES B. LUNDY, Soph., - WILLIABI PIENRY LYNCH, Fresh., CHARLES WESLEY LYNDE, Jun., ROBERT GORDON MACKAY, Soph., CHAS. TABELE MACMULLIN, Soph., DAVID MACIE, JR., Sen., CLARK H. MARSHALL, Sen., STARLING L. MARSHALL, Soph., PAUL MARTIN, Sen., Elizabeth, N. J., Chambersburg, Pa., Eatontown, N. J., San Francisco, Cal., Peekskill, N. Y., Bloomfield, N. J., L. Winona, Minn., ' Colebrookdale, Pa., Colebrookdale, Pa., New York City, Savannah, Ga., Sing Sing, N. Y., Wichita, Kan., Oxford, Pa., Kingston, N. Y., Princeton, N. J., Sandusky, Ohio., Boonton, N. J., Frank. Springs, Pa., Philadelphia, Pa., Portland, Oregon, New York City, McEwensvil1e, Pa., Orange, N. J., Orange, N. J., Louisville, Ky., Morristown, N. J., Williamsport, Pa., Fair Hill, Md., Princeton, N. J., M. Philadelphia, Pa., Circleville, Ohio, Paterson, N. J., Dayton, Pa., Henderson, Ky., Elizabeth, N. J., 10 N. M. R. H. 9 W. M. W. H. Mrs. Warren's. Mrs. Dohm'S. 31 N. E. H. Mrs. Smith's. Mrs. Lavake's. 10 N. . 10 N. 13 S. W. 12 S. E. 8 E M. W. H. Mr. Laird's. 29 N. E. H. Mrs. Runyan's. Mr. Leavitt's. 21 N. E. H. Miss Payran's. 28 Brown Hall 8 N. E. H. 6 S. W. 39 Sz 40 U. H. 41 N. E. H. 25 N. E. H. 5 N. W. 5 W. M. W. H. 19 N. W. Mrs. Warren's. 9 N. Mr. Lynde's. 1 N. E. H. 10 S. R. H. V 7 W. W. H. 27 N. 10 S. R. H. 13 N. W. OA TALOGUE OF UNDER CRADUA TES. 4 21 Name and Class Residence, J E MAXWVELL, Soph Philadelphia, Pa., DAVID H MCALPINE JR , Fresh., New York City, UZAL HAGGERTY MCCARTER, Sen., Newark, N. J., CHARLES F MOCLUMPHA Fresh., Amsterdam, N. Y., JAMES L MCCORMICK, Fresh., Bel Air, Md., ' THOMAS J MCCORMICK, Soph., ' Long Isl. City, N. Y., JOHN B MOFERRAN, JR , FreSh.., Louisville, Ky., CLARENCE W MCILVAINE, Fresh., St. Albans, Vt., WILLIAM B MCILVAINE, Fresh., Peoria, Ill., FREDERIC D MCKENNEY, Soph., W'ashington, D. C., ROBT MCKNIGHT JR , Jun., S. S., -Allegheny City, Pa., ALBERT W MCMILLAN Soph., St. Paul, Minn., JAMES ADAM MCWILLIAMS, Sen., Scotchtown, N. Y., 1 THOMAS A MERRYWEATHER, Jun., Camden, Pa., HARRIS C MESEROLD, liresh., Brooklyn, N. Y., JOHN B MILES, hresh S S., Peoria, Ill., CHARLES RAMEY MILFORD, Sen., Attica, Ind., FRANK H MILLER, Soph , S. S., Cincinnati, C., ALFRED ELMER MILLS, Sen., - Morristown, N. J., IVAN D MISHOIIF, Soph Lovtcha, Bulgaria, BENJ WIESTI ING MITCHELL, Jun., Fort Grant, Arizona, ALEXANDER MOEEAT, Soph , S. S., Princeton, N. J., WILLIAM DAVID MOIIFAT, Soph., Princeton, N. J., DAVID PERCY MORGAN, JR ,Jun., New York City, HENRY JOHNS MORRIS Soph., Philadelphia, Pa., HENRY C MUNGER Soph , S.,S., Plainfield, N. J., JOHN G MURDOCH, Jun , Elizabeth, N. J., JOHN CAMPBELI MURRAY, Soph., Princeton, N. J., JAMES P MURRAY Fresh Princeton N. J. 7 1 7 7 HOWARD Cf MYERS, Fresh , Albany, N. Y., N. WILLIAM LATTA NASSAU, Soph., Lawrenceville, N. J., THOMAS M NICHOLS, Soph., Pittston, Pa., RICHARD NORRIS, Jun , I Chestnut Hill, Pa., PAUL T NORTON, Fresh , S. S., Elizabeth, N. J., 0. ARTHUR W CLCOTT, Soph , St. Louis, Mo., SMITH ORDWVAY, Soph , . Jasper, N. Y., WILLIAM CHURCH CSBORN, Jun., New York City, Room. 14 N. E. 13 N. E. 9 N. M. R. H. Mr.VanSyckle's 10 N. R. H. 8 S. M. R. H. 2 E. M. W. H. Mrs. Fine's. C. U. H. 20 VV. W. H. Mrs. Warren's. 9 E. M. W. H. 18 S. M. R. H. Rev.Mr.Baker's. Mrs. Smith's. C. U. H. 9 N. E. F. U. H. . 12 N. M. R. H. 42 N. E. QH. 30 S. E. H. Dr. MoH'at's. Dr. MOH'at's. 9 S. E. 3 W. M. W. H. 19 N. E. H. 16 S. M. R. H. Mrs. Murray's. Dr. Murrayls. Mr.VanSyck1e's 10 S. E. H. Mrs. Burrouglfs 2 W. M. W. H. 2 S. M. B.. H. 16 S. W. 20 N. 4 W. W. H. 22. BRIO-A-BRA O. Name and Class. T. Ross PADEN, Jun., WILLIAM E. PARKE, Jun., CHARLES WOLCOTT PARKER, Sen., ROBERT MEADE PARKER, Fresh., CHAS. FREDERICK PARMLY, Soph., JOHN EHRICK PARMLY, Jun., HENIQY NEILL PAUL, Soph., WARD CHENEY PEABODY, Sen., EDWARD C. PEACE, Jun., THOMAS PEEBLES, Sen., FRED. AQC. PERRINE, Jun., THEODORE PERSHING, Fresh., ROBERT DAVISON PETTY, Jun., FURMAN SHEPPARD PHILLIPS, Jun., JOHN W. PHILLIPS, Soph., S. S., GEORGE PECK PIERSON, Sen., SAMUEL JOHNSON POE, Soph., DA COSTA POMERENE, Soph., JAMES POTTER, Fresh., THEODORE POTTER, Sen., ROBERT KELLY PRENTICE, Soph., HENRY SMITH PRENTISS, Sen., LATIMER H. PRESCOTT, Jun., CLARENCE PRICE, Fresh., P. C., WM. COOPER PROCTER, Jun., S. S., OGDENQRAFFERTY, Sen., I JOHN ,JAY RALSTON, Sen., EDW. STEVENS RANKIN, Sen., S. S., PENNINGTON RANNEY, Sen., JOSEPH HENRY VREED, Soph., ALFRED G. REEVES, Soph., AARON ELI REIBER, Sen., WM. FREDERICK REYNOLDS, Soph., CHARLES A. RICHMOND, Jnn., A PERLEE LOWE RIEMAN, Jun., LAWRASON RIGGS, JR., Jun., WM. PICKERSGILL YRIGGS, Fresh., WDC. RION, Soph., P.. Residence. Vanceville, Pa., Parkeshurg, Pa., Newark, N. J., Newark, N. J., New York City, New York City, Philadelphia, Pa., Princeton, N. J., Philadelphia, Pa., Allegheny City, Pa., Freehold, N. J., Pottsville, Pa., Vienna, N. J., Philadelphia, Pa., Lawrenceville, N. J., Elizabeth, N. J., Baltimore, Md., Berlin, Ohio, Baltimore, Md., Glendale, Ohio, New York City, New York City, Salt Lake City, Utah, Cincinnati, Ohio, Glendale, Ohio, R. Flemington, N. J., MoVille, Pa., Newark, N. J., Newark, N. J., Cairo, lll., 4 Millville, N. J., Butler, Pa., Lancaster, Pa., Orange, N. J., Baltimore, Md., Baltimore, Md., Baltimore, Md., Winnsboro', S. C., Room. 19 N. 2 N. E. H. 11 S. M. R. H. 7 N. M. R. H. O. U. H. O. U. H. 11 S. E. ' Prof. Peabody'S 6 W. M. W. H. 37 S. E. H. 3 S. E. H. Mrs. Smith's. 17 N. - 1 W. W. H. 1.2 S. E. H. 13 N. W., 3 E. W. H. 14 N. E. 8 E. M. W. H. 22 N. E. H. 9 E. M. W. H. 13 W. W. H. Mr. Hudnut's. 64 U. H. 23 N. E. H. I E. M. w. H. 27, N. 5 N. R. II. 12 N. E. I-I. ' 11 N. E. H. Mrs. Furrnan'S. 2 N. M. R. H. 10 E. WV. H. 38 N. E. H. 2 E. YV. H.- 7 NV. M. W. H. 7 W. M. W. H. 1 S. M. R. H. OA TAL O G UE OF UNDER GRAD UA T ES. 23 ' Name and Class. , A. F. ROBERTS, Fresh., ' FRANK C. ROBERTS, Jun., S. S., JAMES ARTHUR ROBESON, Jun., JAMES WEIR ROBINSON, Soph., h FORD W. ROCHELLE, Fresh., WILLIANI L. ROGERS, Soph., JNO. PERCIVAL ROOSA, JR., Fresh., FRANK F. RooT,fSen., Ross BACHMAN ROWE, Sen., ALEX. SPENCER ROWLAND,, Soph., EDWINMILTON ROYLE, Jun., SINCLAIR K. ROYLE, Jun., S. S., EDWARD HUNTTINC. RUDD, Jun., FRANK BERGEN RUE, Jun., ' JAMES C. RUSSELL, Jun., WM. EDWARD RUSSELL, Jun., FRED. NEWMAN RUTAN,'Jun., LIVINGSTON RUTHERFURD, Sen '1 HUNTER ST. JOHN, Jun., , RANDOLPH STQJOHN, Jun., H PAUL ADRIAN SCHARFE, Fresh., FRED. T. SCHENCK, P. C., ' WILLIAM SMITH SGHENOK, P. C., FREDERICK W. SCOTT, Fresh., WILLIAM C.,SCOTT, Jun., HOWARD SCRIBNER, Fresh., S. S., PL. R. SCUDDER, Sen., WILLIAM W. SCUDDER, JR., Sen., JOSEPH BROWN SECUIN, Jun., ROBERT FRENCH SHANKLIN, Jun., RALPH' WELLS SHAW, Soph., WILLIAM M. SHAW, Sen., J. B. SHEA, Fresh., WILLIAM KINKEAD SHELBY, Jun., WILLIAM B. SHERWOOD, Sen., JOHN BEDFORD SHOBER, Sen., S. M. SHOEMAKER, JR., Soph., S. S., AUGUSTINE C. SMITH, Soph., B. B. SMITH, Fresh., CHARLES H. SMITH, Fresh., Residence. New York City, Room. I U. H. Utica,-N. Y-, - Rev. Mr. Roberts'. Belvidere, N. J Dauphin, Pa., Sparta, N. J., Princeton, N. J., Monticello, NQ Y., Saratoga Sp'gs, N.Y., Strasburg, Pa., Princeton, N. J Salt Lake City, Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, Rahway, N. J., Freehold, N. J., Danville, Pa., 1 Cumberland, Md Newark, N. J., Newark, N. J., 'r '7 -1 S. New York City, New York City, ' X Madison, N. J., Princeton, N. J., Princeton, N. J., Richmond, Va., Philadelphia, Pa., Yonkers, N. Y., Glastonbury, Conn., Glastonbury, Conn., New Orleans, La., Evansville, Ind., Paterson, N. J., Covington, Ky., Pittsburgh, Pa., Lexington, Ky., Ballston, N. Y., Philadelphia, Pa Baltimore, Md., New York City, Louisville, Ky., Philadelphia, Pa., 'Q 6 S. R. H. 4 E. M. W. H. 38 S. E. H. Rev. Mr. Rogers' Mrs. Ca.rpenter's 26 N. 14 N. E. H. Mr. Rowland's. 10 S. W. . 10 S. W. 10 W. M. W. H. 27 S. E. H. 3 N. M. R. H. 35 N. E. H. 17 N. E. ' 5 N. M. R. H. 6 N. R. H. 6 N. R. H. 2S. E. H. Mrs. Schenck's. Mrs. Schenck'S. Mrs. Smith's. 16 E. W. H. 13 N. E. H. 25 N. I 25 N. . 4,W. M. W. H. 8 N. E. 13 S. E. H. 19 W. W. H. 17 S. W. 9 W. W. H. 29 S. E. H. V 3 N. R. H. 3 E. M. W. H. 18 W. W. H. .Mrs. SInith's. Mrs. SrnitlI's. 24 BRI C-A-BRA O. Name and Class. Residence. Room. EVERETT LANSING SMITH, Fresh., New York City, 3 W. W. H. ROBERT L. SMITH, Fresh., Appleton, Wis., Mrs. Laird's. SAMUEL IRVING SMITH, Jun., S. S., Dayton, Ohio, 16 N. W. J. RIEMAN SMYSER, Jun., York, Pa., 17 N. E. H. ELLISON ADGER SMYTI-I,JR.,SOpl'1.,Ch3.I'l6StOI1, S. C., Mrs. Lavake's. CHARLES E. SPAHR, Sen., P. C., York, Pa., 24 N. E. H. F. H. SPEER, Fresh., S. S.,- ROBERT WADE SPEIR, Jun., CHARLES R. SPENCE, Fresh., A. LIVINGSTON STAVELY, Fresh., E. C. STEERS, Fresh., S. S., H. D. STERRY, Fresh., JOHN STEVENS, Soph., CHAS. REEVES STEVENSON, Soph., HENRY CLAY STEWART, Soph., JONATHAN STURGES, Fresh., THOMAS C. SUMMERILL, Jun., A WILLIAM GILBERT SUTPHEN, Sen., THEODORE AUGUSTUS SWAN, Soph., GEORGE E. SWARTZ, Fresh., JAMES T. SWEETMAN, JR., Jun., SYDNEY RICHMOND TABER, Jun., ALBERT TAYLOR, Soph., GEO. YARDLEY TAYLOR, Sen., ISAAC NEWTON TAYLOR, Sen., WM. JAMES TAYLOR, Jun., HENRY STAFFORD TERI-IUNE, Sen., CLAUDE M. THOMAS, Soph., HENRY DALLAS THOMPSON, Fresh., HE'NRY H. THORP, Fresh., WILTIIAM TOD, Soph., S. S., AMBROSE GIDDINGS TODD, Soph., H. P. TOLER, Fresh., S. S., ' WM. PENNINGTON TOLER, Sen., H'ENRY A. TOWLE, Jun., WILLIAM M. TRAINEE, Jun., HOWARD P. TRASK, Fresh., ALEX. HORTON TRAVIS, Soph., ARTHUR M. TREE, Fresh., Pittsburgh, Pa., Rev. Mr. Beetrnan's. South Orange, N. J., Baltimore, Md., Lahaska, Pa., New Orleans, La., New York City, 6 N. W. 11 S. W. 40 N. E. H. 72 U. H. 18 N. E. H. WashingtonVille,N.Y., 10 E. M.W. H. Haddonfield, N. J., Washington, D. C., New York City, Penn'S Grove, N. J., Morristown, N. J., Oyster'Bay, N. Y., Danville, Pa., Washington, D. C., T. New York City, New York City, Burlington, N. J., Pittsburgh, -Pa., New York City, Matawan, N. J., 1 W. W. H. 14 S. E. H. 8 E. W. H. 18 S. W. 9 S. M. R. 34 N. E. H. 3 N. M. R. H. Mr. Hudnut's. 7 S. E. 14 N. W. 16 S. F.. 6 E. VV. H. 14 N. VV. 1 W. M. W. H. North Middletown, Ky., 15 N. W. Catskill, N. Y., New York City, Glasgow, Scotland, Madison, N. J., Madison, N. J., Madison, N. J., Newark, N. J., Steubenville, Ohio, Fulton, lll., Brooklyn, N. Y., Chicago, lll., Mr. Sterkls. 31 S. E. H. 5 E. VV. H. 33 N. E. H. Mr. G. Goldie's. Mr. G. Go1die's. 1 S. R. H. L. U. H. Mrs. AnderSon's 32 S. E. H. G. U. H. 5 5 i Q1 E -W... ........,-v-- -.-..-..,..- fw -ef I Q 7 4, wi Y f ' X11 4 1 I I I I EF I CATALOGUE OF UNDERGRADUATES. 25 Name and Class. T. C. UMSTED, Fresh., HARTLEY T. UPDIKE, Jun., . CHARLES VAN AUSDAL, Fresh., J. G. VAN ETTEN, Fresh., S. S., ROBERT W. VANKIRK, Soph., U. I Residence. Room. Smyrna, Del., ' 25 S. E. H. Pennington, N. J., Mr.Van Syok1e's. Dayton, Ohio, 18 S. E. Kingston, N. Y., Strabane, Pa., A Mrs. Runyan's. 19 N. WALTER S. VAUGHAN, Fresh.,P.C., Richmond, Ind., 68 U. H. MINDO GEORGE VULCHEFF, Jun., Yambol, Thraoe, Mr. Moore's Tus- , culum. W ROBERT SCOTT WADDELL, Sen., BEAURE F. WADE, Jun., I FRANCIS RAWLE WADLEIGH, Jun., BISHOP LESLIE WALLACE, Sen., L. R. WJANAMAKER, Fresh., - THOS. BROWN WANAMAKER, Jun., AARON CONDIT WARD, Jun., ETHELBERT D. WARFIELD, Sen., GEORGE P. WAY, Jun., S. S., P. C., PAUL WEIR, Fresh., WILLIAM WELCH, Jun., HENRY H. WELLES, JR., Sen., ALDEN WELLING, Soph., - ROBERT HALDAM WEST, Sen., GEORGE WESTERVELT, Sen., OTTO W. WEYER, Soph., THOs. KENSETT WHEELER, Sen., EVERETT JOHNSON. WHITE, Sen., FREDERICK B. WHITE,I Jun., STANLEY WHITE, Soph., 1 FRANKLIN LEE WHITLOCK, Jun., CALVIN WVIGHT, Fresh., WILLIAM L. WILBUR, Fresh., HAIILETT D. WILCOX, Sen., ROBT. PARMELEE WILDER, Fresh., FREDERICK R. WILLIAMS, Sen., WILLIAM H. WILLs, Sen., S. S., ANDREW W. WILSON, JR., Jun., f-x West Chester, Savannah, Ga., Williamsport, Clearfield, Pa., Philadelphia, Pa., Philadelphia, Pa., Irvington, N. J., Lexington, Ky., Philadelphia, Pa., Owensboro', Ky., Lambertville, N. J., Kingston, Pa., Trenton, N. J., Harrisburg, Pa., New Brighton, N.Y., Elmira, N. Y., Elizabeth, N. J., Los Angeles, Cal., New York City, New York City, Chester, S. C., New Hamburgh, N. Hightstown, N. J., New York City, Pa., Pa., Mrs. Thompson's. 1 S. E. H.- 5 W. M. W. H. 7 S. R. H. 12 E. W. H. 12 E. W. H. 1 20 N. E. 7 E. W. H. 1 E. M. W. H. P. U. H. 14 S. W. 5 S. M. R. H. 8 S. E. H. 32 N. E. H. 11 W. W. H. Mrs. Lavake's. 19 E. VV. H. 36 N. E. H. 17 85 20 S. E. H. 18 S. E. H. 11 S. E. H. Y., 4 N. W. 10 N. E. H. 12 W. W. H. Princeton, N. J., Mr. R. G. Wilder's. Baltimore, Md., -Pittsburgh, Pa., Indiana, Pa., 12 N. W. Mr. Dohm's. 20 N. E. H. 26 BRI C-A-BRA C. Name and Class. CHARLES GEORGE WILSON, Jun., EDMUND W-ILSON, Fresh., FREDERICK H. WILSON, Fresh., JOHN WILSON, SEN., BURTON G. WINTON, Sen., S. S., CHAS. JOEL WINTON, Soph., ' CHANDLER WITHINGTON, Sen., S. S., EDWARD S. WOOD, Fresh., WM. EDWIN WOODEND, Fresh., FRANK STILES -WOODRUFF, Fresh., JOSEPH LIILLER. WOODRUFF, Sen., DAVID WALKER WOODS, JR., Sen., FRANK CHURCHILL WOODS, Jun., WILIIIABI PATON WOODS, Soph., URIAH B. WOOLEY, Soph., P. C., g J. L. WOOLSTON, Soph., CHAS. ROBERT WYLIE, JR., Fresh., DANIEL SWIFT YARD, Sen., ROBERT STERLING YARD, Jun., ARTHUR LYON JYOUNG, Soph., CHARLES IRA Y-OUNG, Jun., FRED. A. YOUNG, Fresh.,'S. S., GEO. DOUGLASS YOUNG, Fresh., JOHN MACLEAN ZAPF, Fresh., P. C., Residence. Lincoln, Ill., Shrewsbury, N. J., Philadelphia, Pa., I Shrewsbury, N. J., Addison, N. Y., Addison, N. Y., New York City, Trenton, N. J., Huntington, L. 1., Elizabeth, N. J., Newark, N. J., Lewistown, Pa., Baltimore, Md., Lewistown, Pa., Matawan, N. J., Philadelphia, P a., Pottstown, Pa., Y. Freehold, N. J., Washington, N. J., Philadelphia, Pa., Princeton, N. J., Princeton, N. J., New York City, Z. Princeton, N. J., ABBREVIATIONS. N., Nassau Hall. N. E. S. E. N. W S. W N. E. S. E. N. R N. M North Entry of East College. South Entry of East College. ., North Entry of West College. ., South Entry of West College. H., North Entry of Edwards' Hall. H., South Entry of Edwards' Hall. H., North Entry of Reunion Hall. R. H., North Middle Entry of Reun- ion Hall. P . Room. 17 E. W. H. Mrs. An derson's 13. N. M. R. H. 10 S. M. R. H. 12 N. E. 12 N. E. 15 E. W. H. Mrs. Anderson's 28 N. E. H. 39 S. E. H. 5 N. R. H. 6 E. M. W. H. 7 S. W. 6 E. M. W. H. Mrs. Ferguson's. 70 U. H. 28 S. E. H. 6 S. M. R. H. 6 S. M. R. H. 20 E. W. H. 1 Prof. Young'S. Prof. Young'S. 47 U. H. Mrs. Zapf'S. S. M. R. H., South Middle Entry of Reun- ion Hall. S. R. H., South Entry of Reunion Hall. U. H., University Hotel. V, E. W. H., East Entry of Witherspoon Hall. E. M. W. H., East Middle Entry of Wither spoon Hall. W. M. W. H., West Middle Entry of With erspoon Hall. W. W. H., West Entry of Witherspoon Hall. Z -AQ uwi ' .dr jx . 4 N REPRESEN TA TI ON OF UNDER GRAD UA TIES Repfke5em'qzz'zb7fz qi' Umigffg wzdmziey NEW JERSEY ..... PENNSYLVANIA .... NEW YORK ..... MARYLALND .... OHIO ........,. KENTUCKY ....... ILLINOIS............. SOUTH CAROLINA........... DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAU... CALIFORNIA............... INDIANA... . . IOWA. ..... .. GEORGIA ..... MISSOURI ...... UTAH ....... ..... CONNECTICUT ....... MASSACHUSETTS ..... COLORADO .......... DELAWARE .... - .INDIA ...... ' KANSAS ...... LOUISIANA MINNESOTA VIRGINIA .... ALABAMA .... ARIZONA . . BULGARI A ..... MICHIGAN. .... MISSISSIPPI ..... ..... NORTH CAROLINA .... NEW HAMPSHIRE .... OREGON .............. SCOTLAND ..... TENNESSEE ... THRACE ...... VERMONT ..... WISCONSIN A academics. FELLOWS POST GRADUATES....... SENIORS ..... JUNIORS,......... SOPHOMORES ..... .. 'FRESHMEN....... SPECIALS...... TO'rAL............... ...... . GRAND TOTAL...... . S UM M A R Y. 8 SEN10RS...... 45 JUNIORS ..... 89 I SOPHOMORES... 107 I FRES1-IMEN..... 93 SPECIAL......... 114 10 TOTAL 466 1 A 28 EAST ENTRY. 3 1 Hicks, '84, S. S. 2 Rieman, '83. 3 Poe, '84. 4 Prof. McMaste1's. 5 Tod, '84. 6 I. Taylor, '82. A 7 NVarF1eld,'82. 8 Sturges, '85. 9 Bryant, '83. 10 Reynolds, '84. - 11 C. E. Harris, '82. 12 Wanarnaker Bros., '83, '85. 13 Harper, '84. 14 Armstrong, '81. 15 Witliington, '82, S. S. 16 scott, 'sa 17 Karner, '83. C. Wilson, '83. 18 Hicks, '83. 19 Wheeler, '82. 20 Carpenter, '84. Young, '84. NORTH ENTRY. 1 Banister, '82. Johnson, '84. 2 3WfGreen, '83. Shober, '82. 4 Chapin, '82. 2 3 BRI CLA-BRA O. f ireotar . Eli..-.1-. WITHERSPOON HALL. EAST MIDDLE ENTRY. WEST MIDDLE ENTRY. 1- Jennison, '83. Way, '83, S. S. Barr, '85. Goodloe, '85. MeFerran, '85. Haxall, '83. Shoemaker, '83. Boyd, '84. ' Robinson, '84. Bryan Bros., '82. Woods Bros., '82, '84. Harris, '84. Ca-uldwell, '84, S. S Larkin, '82. Potter, '85. 1 Rafferty, '82. Terhune, '82. 2 Duane, '83. Norris, '83. Blackwell, '84. 3 Morris, tsl. 4 Colt, '83. Seguin, '83. Harlan, '83. 5 Look, '84. Wadleigh, '83. 6 Peace, '83. 7 Riggs Bros., '83, '8 8 Butler, '84. Harlan, '84. WEST ENTRY. 1 Phillips, '83. Stevenson, '84. 2 Fox, '84. 3 E. L. smith, '85. 4 Osborn, '83. 5 Prof. Winans. 6 Flint, '83. 7 Magie, '82. 8 Clarke, '82, S. S. 9 Shelby, '83. 10 Jackman, '82. 11 Westervelt, '82. 12 Wilcox, '82. McMillan, '84. 9 Darling, '85, S. S. 13 Prentiss, '82. Prentice, '84. Kennedy, '84, S. S. - 14 Day, '82. Belknap, '84. 10 Hoskins, '83. Stevens, '84. Rudd, '83. 15 W. Agnew, '83. REUNION HALL. NORTH MIDDLE ENTRY. SOUTH MIDDLE ENTRY. 1 H. Agnew, '83. 1 Hemphill, '82. I Rion, '84. 2 Reiber, '82. . 2 Norton, '85, S. S. 3 Russell, '83. Schwartz, '85. 3 4 Dawson, '85. 4 Etter, '84. 16 Graham, '85. Clark, '85. ' 17 Hall, 's3.. is A. smith, '84. 19 Shaw, '82. 20 McKenney, '84. SOUTH ENTRY. Towle '83 1 Halsey, '85, S. S 2 ein, rss, s. s. 3 Baldwin,'83. . Buckelew, '85. 4 Hamilton, '84. 'P V J DIRECTOR K NORTH ENTRY. NORTH MIDDLE ENTRY. SOUTH MIDDLE ENTRY. 5 Rankin, '82, S, S. Woodruff, '82, 6 St. John Bros., '83. 7 Hodge,'83. 8 Hewitt, '88, S. S., ' S. Jones, 83, 9 Crouse, Harsha, '83, Finney, '84 Dolton, '84. 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 S, McCormick, '85, 5 Rutherford, '82, i Tutor Marquand, Parker, '85, Elmer, '82, McCarter, '82, Kernpshall, '85, Bryant, '82, Finley, '84, Mills, '82, F. Wilson, '85, , Rowe, '82, Coolidge, '84, EAST GOLLE GE. NORTH ENTRY. Prof. Sloane, Book store. Hill, '84. Hiestand, '83. euiick, Jr., '84. euuck, '84. Shanklin, '83. Milford, '82, 10 Denby, '82, 11 12 13 14 15 16 Hersh, '84. Winton Bros. S. S., 7 ,827 '84. McAlpin e, '85, Maxwell, '84. Pomerene, '8 Antrim, '83. 4, Dickinson, '83, Archer, '83. SOUTH ENTRY Win. Magie. Moore, '81, Taber, '83. Morgan, '83. Harriman Bros., '83 '85 Paul, '84. Garrn any, ' 9 83 Larcombe, '82, Johnson, '85, Chester, '84. Hobbs, '84. Gooch, '85, Critchlow, '82, G. Taylor, '82, 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Welles, '82, Yard, '82, Yard, '83. Baker, '82, Ayers, '84. , McCormick Sutphen, '82, J. Wilson, '82, Parker, '82, Cator, '85, Browne, '82, Davis, '84. Acker, '82, Gilmore, '83. Murdoch, '83. Carman, '83. McWilliams, '82, Howell, '83. .29 SOUTH ENTRY. 5 Barrett, '82, Hughes, '82, 6 Cooper, '83. Robeson, 83. 7 Ernst, '82, Wallace, '82, 8 Elmendorf, '82, 9 fBeattie, '82, IButler, '83. '10 McMullan, '84 Marshall, '84 WEST GOLLEGEN. NORTH ENTRY, Tutor Halstead. ' W. Howell, '82, Beattie, '85, wigh1,'85, SOUTH ENTRY. 1 Borgrneyer, '83. Dunning, '83, , ' S,S, 2 Day, '83. 3 Dodds. '85, Hood, '85, Lloyd, '82, S, Speir, '83. Keller, '83, Tutor Fine, Ernst, '84. Campbell, '82, Jackson, '85, Williams, '82 Martin, '82, Pierson, '82, Taylor Bros., '83, '84. Thornas,,'84, Hawes, '83. 16 Smith, '83, S. S. Burt, '84. Dennis, '84. Edgar, '82, Flick, '82, Field, '83, S Lewis, '83. Woods, '83. Fleming, '83 Fisher Bros '83 85 Royle Bros., '83, '83, Spence, '85, Davis, '84, 13 Langdon, '84 14 Welch, '83. 1 I Durell '83. 30 NORTH ENTRY. 17 Rutan, '83. 18 Annin, '83. Brodhead, '83. 19 W. Baker, '85. 20 Ward, '83. 1 BRIOnA-BRA 0. SOUTH ENTRY. Bonbriffht, '83. 17 ilidwardjs, '83. 18 Bickham, 82, S. S. Van Ausdal, '85. 19 Dickey, '85. NORTH ENTRY. 17 Hibben, 182. 18 Crew, '82. 19 Lord,'85. 20 Burt, '82. 20 Green, '83, S. S. W. R. Gulick, '83, S. S. EDVIARDS' li-IALL. NORTH ENTRY. SOUT 1 Mackay, '84. 2 Parke, '83. 3 Gaither, '85. 4 Crawford, '85. Hughes, '85. Gaskell, '85. 5 7 C. Robbins, '81. 8 Leute, '84. 9 Howell, '84. 10 Wilbur, '85. 11 Reed, '84. 12 Ranney, '82. 13 Frost, '85. 14 Donaldson, '85. 15 Davis, '83. 16 Kimball, '81. 17 Smyser, '83. 18 Sterry, '85. 19 Munger, '84, S. S. 20 A. Wilson, '83. 21 Lee, '84. H 22 Potter, '82. 1 , 2 Dunlap, '82. Lynch, '85. Kelley, '85. 25 Lindsley, '82. 27 Finney, '83. 23 Procter,'83, S. S. 24 Spahr, '83. 26 Bird, '85. 1 Wade, '83. 2 Scharff, '85. 3 Perrine, '83. 4 Tutor Marsh. 5 ' Harris, '85. 28 Woodend, '85. 7 Cleveland, '85. I 29 Lawson, '84. 8 30 Carter, '85. 9 Welling, '84. Hutchinson '84. 1 31 Knapp, '85. 10 Nassau, '84. 32 West, '82. 11 Whitlock, '83. 33 Todd, '84. 12 Phillips, '84, S. S. 34 Swan, '84. 13 Shaw, '84. 35 W. Russell, '83. 14 Stewart, '84. as White, '82. 15 37 Ellett, '85. 16 38 Richmond, '83. 17 39 Brattan, '83. 18 40 Stavely, '85. 19 41 Life, '83. 20 42 Mishoff, '84. 21 A 22 NASSAU Hittel, '85. 1 16 Landis Bros., '83. 17 18 Appleby, '85. Bateman, '85. 19 1 20 Prof. Hill. i Black, '84,,S. s. Chamberlin, '82. F. White, ,sa swhime, '24, Alton, '84. ' Chapin, '85. HALL. Baldwin, '84. Petty, '83. Hallock Bros., '82 Paden, '83. Van Kirk, '84. Ord way, '84. . SOUTH ENTRY. 15 Allen, '85. 16 Olcott, '84. 17 Shea, '85. ' 18 Summerill, '83 19 Blye, '85. 20 H ENTRY. 23 Bedle, '83, S. S. 24 Chetwood, '82. 25 Urnsted, '85 26 Egbert, '84. 27 Rue, '83. 28 Wylie, '85. l 29 Sherwood, '82. ao iviincheiiyss. 31 Thorp, '85. I 32 Travis, '84. 33 Humphrey, '85. 34 35 Gabriel, '82. 36 C. B. Harris, '82. 37 Peebles, '82. 38 Rochelle, '85. 39 Woodruff, '85. 40 Hurin, '82. 41 Bell, '85. 42 21 22 Conner, '85. 24 Darlington, '82. 25 Scudder Bros., '82 26 Root, '82. 9 27 Marshall, '82. Ralston, '82. DIRECTOR Y. UNIVERSITY HOTEL. A, Hedges, 's4. ' G, Tree, 's5. P, Weir, 's5. 8 B, Cooper, '85. - I, Roberts, '85, 39 40 Libbey, '83. J. B. Miles, '85. K, Gibson, '85, S. S. 47 48 Young, '85, C ' W. B. Mellvaine, t '85. L, Trainer, '83. . 62 Edwards, '85, D, Jones, '85. O, Parmly Bros., 63 Bayard, '85. 8 '83, '84, ,K ' F Jelke, '84. 64 65 Price, '85. ' Miller, '84, S. S. e 3 O .y- if ' 68 Vaughan, '85. 70 Woolston, '85. 71 Bradley, '85, 72 Steers, '85, S. 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Class ACKER, HALLOCK, G., BANNISTE HALLOCKA, R., BEATTIE, HARRIS, B., BOGGS, HARRIS, C., BRYANT, HOWELL, CREW, HEMPHILL, CRITCHLO HURIN, IDOLAND, LINDSLEY, ELMENDORF, I MAGIE, , GABRIEL, MARTIN, ' GREENE, MCWYLLIAMS, GUYER, MILLS, Class ANNIN, EDWARDS, ANTRIM, EVANS, BALDWIN, FLINT, BAKER, GILL, BEATTIE, GIIJMORE, BONBRIGHT, NGREEN, - BORGMEYER, GULIOR, BRODHEAD, HARSHA, BUTLER, HICKS, CARMAN, H OSRINS, CROUSE, JENNISON, DAY, LANDIS, E., DUNNING, LANDIS, H., DURELL, LYNDE, of 782. PARKER, PEABOIJY, A PIERSON, Y POTTER, RANRIN, RANNEY, ROOT, RUTHERFORD, SOUDDER, L., SCUDDER, SWA., SHERWOOD, SHAW, ,il-iii qf 293. MCKNIGHT, ' MERRYWEATHER, MITOHELL, B., MURDOOH, PADEN, PARKE, PARMLY, PERRINE, PETTY, PRESCOTT, ROYLE, E., ROYLE, S., RUDD, RUE, TAYLOR, TERHUNE, TOLER, WADDELL, WELLES,, WEST, WHEELER, WI LLS, WINTON, WOODRUFF, YARD. Total, RUSSELL, J., RUSSELL, W., RUTAN, V SEGUIN, ST. JOHN, H., ST. JOHN, R., SUMMERILL, ' WADLEIGH, WARD, WAY, WHITLOCK, YARD, YOUNG. 33 4 Total, 55 34. AYERS, BALDWVIN, H., BALDWIN, J., BELKNAP, BENSON, BLACK, BURT, CHESTER, COYLE, DENNIS, AI.LEN, -APPLEBY, BATEMAN, BAYARD, VBRATTIE, MBEDLE, LBELL, BISSELL, BIQOWN, BUCKELEW, CARTER, CHAPIN, DAWES, DEPUE, BRIO'-A-BRA C Class qf 294. DUNN, FORMAN, H OBBS, I H ICKS, KESSLER, KING, LANGDON, LEAVITT, l LEE, MCKAY, MCMUIILI N1 MCCORMICK, MAXWELL, MISHOFF, MOFFATT, A., MOFFATT, MUNGER, NICHOLS, ORDWAY, PAUL, Class DICKEY, EDWARDS, ELLETT, GASKILI., GREENE, GRANRURY, GRIFFITH, H ALSEY, H ITTEL, JACKSON, JOHNSON, ' KELLEY, KEMPSHALL, qf 295. KNOX, LYNCH, MCALPIN, W., MCCLUMPHA, MCILVAIN MZYE RS, BTORTON, PARKES, ROCHELLE SICKLES, SMITH, SPEER, STEERS, E1 ! POMERENE, ROWLAND, SHAW, SMITH, E., SMYTH, STEVENS, TRAVIS, VAN KIRK, WEYER, WINTON. Total, 40. STRAVLY, SWARTZ, THOMPSON, VAUGHAN, VAN ETTEN, WTGHT, A WRIGHT, WILBUR, ' W'ILDER, WILSON, WOODRUFF, VVYLIE, , YOUNG. Total, 53. Grand total, 195- ,ff nun, A ANR, I. 1- K, 'Q ng W. Kill, ln ui, Total, 40. T, I Wx! 3. Yxxv Y. ,un 53' Ill! I hw 'X . f ff x f xx X I X X X XXX XX XXX A X ff!! X f 1 X RNFIIG ZX if O f ' 4 - XX , ,, x 4 , I fi 31 XXX I ,X X XX ' QQ? i Qf. 1 w X 5 'fr , af 'CZ' 52:89 void ' WW x X Q2 f X V- X X 5? ,, . 'f-e xy! v5 Q f: A- - H ' ,A,,V, , x :un I X KX I if . . . X , I ':? X I N. .-12.116 :VF , , Y 'V 1 44?: ,,..,..., ..,v,.,3 1.v1 ',.,, . WJELRHCAN FN H If WS L ' AM TIA, ' ll ljflll X1 ' AMERICAN WHIG- SOOIETYQ , ,U , U, IYORGY, KENNEDY, STEVENSON, I AMERICAN WHIG SOCIETY, msrisnaanl, Dig, Sunistg. ,. -....li..l. Class Class BARRETT, CROMER, BENTON, S DARLINCTON, A, BRYAN, DAY, BURT, DENBY, CAMPBELL, ' ELMER, CHAMBERLAIN, . ERNST, CHAPIH, FLICK, CHETWOOD, HIBBEN, CLARK, R., HUGHES, CLARK, T., LLOYD, Class AGNEW, H., FISHER, -4 AGNEW, W., GOLAKNATH, ARCHER, GULICK, - BRHTTON, HARLAN, BRYANT, 1 HARRIMAN, CARTER, HAXALL, CONOVER, HEWITT, DAVIS, HIESTAND, DENNIS, HODGE, DICKINSON, . JONES, FELL, KARNER, FINNEY, KELLER, ALTON, FELL, BLACKWELL, FINLEY, I BLAIR, A FINNEY, BOYD, FORCY, I ,liii-1 ,,,...lf-1 gf '82, MARSHAALL, SPAHR, MCCEARTER, SUTPHEN, MILFORD, 4 TAYLOR, PEEBLES, KWALLACE, PRENTISS, WAREIELD, RIAFFERTY, WHITE, - BALSTON, WILLIAMS, REIBER, WILSON, ROWE, WOODS. , SHOBER, ' I Total 39 Wf 293- I LEWIS, SPEIR, LIFE, SWEETMAN, MORGAN, TABER, OSEORN, TAYLOR, PHILLIPS, UPDIKE, RICHMOND, VULCHEEE, RIEMAN, WADE, RIGGS, WELCH, SCOTT, WHITE, SHANKLIN, WILSON, A SHELBY, WILSON, C , SMYSER, WOODS. V Total, 48 qf 'AIA . HUNTER, REYNOLDS, HUTCHINSON, ROBENSON, JELKE, SMITH, KENNEDY, STEYENSON, 36 BRADLEY, BUTLER, VCAULDWELL, CARDENAS, CARPENTER, COOLIDGE, CRAWFORD, DARLING, DAVES DAVIS, DOLTON, EGBERT, . ERNST, ETTER, 7 ANDERSON, AUSTIN, BAKER, BARR, BERRY, BLADES, CATOR, CLARK, CLERIHEW, CLEVELAND, CONEY, CONNER, COOPER, DAWSON, -4 -...... -1...-.-,..- A - BRI C'-A-BRA C. FOX, .KIMBALL, STEWAfRT, GOOD, . LAWSON, STONE, GULICK, J. F., LOOK, SWAN, GULICK, J. MARSHALL, TOD, HARLAN, MCKENNEY, TODD, HARPER, MCMILLAN, ' THOMAS, HARRIS, MILLER, WELIIING, I HEDGES, MORRIS, WHITE, HELMUTH, NASSAU, WILSON, HERSH, OLCOTT, WOODS, HEYDRIOK, POE, WOOLLEY, - HILL, . REED, WOOLSTON, HOWELL, REEVES, YOUNG. ' Total, 69 Class gf 2375. DONALDSON, HUGHES, ROBERTS, DODDS, HUNIPHREY, SHEA, DOUGLAS, JONES, SMITH, C., DUE, KNAPP, SMITH, R., FOSTER, J., LAMRERTON, SPENOE, FOSTER, W., LAWRENCE, STERRY, GIBSON, LORD, TRASK, GOOOH, MOCORMIOK, TREE, GOODLOE, ZNICFERRAN, UMSTEAD, HALL, , MCILVAINE, ' WEIR, HARDCASTLE MILES, WILSON, HARRIS, MURRAY, ' WOOD, HEAD, PRICE, WOODEND, HEALEY, Total, 54 1' ,-f- A1 .,.:.:-mf, .4-,,s...., f inwr1-'Se 1-Q .1 M.. ,- .il Grand total, 210 PHILADELPHIAN SO OIETY. hi:1a:fl.Ia1pf1ri:a:11 Surziotg. -1 OFFICERS. L.,R. SCUDDER, Conn., G. B. WINTON, N. Y.. . F. E. HOSKINS, Fa., . F. N. RUTAN, N. J., . A. H. TRAVIS, N Y.. W. M. LANGDON,,N. Y., BARRETT, BANISTER, CRAIG, CREW, CRITCHLOW, DARLINGTON, DUNLAP, ELMER, GREENE, HALLOCK, R., HALLOOK, G., ANNIN, BEATTIE, BONBRIGHT BRATTAN, BRODHEAD, DUNNING, DAY, DURELL, FIELD, GARMANY, GILMORE, HARLAN, 7 President. . 'Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary. T . R. R. Ojicer. First Librarian. Second Librarian. ,,i,.l-1l- Y MEMBERS. . '82. HIBBEN, POTTER, HURIN,, PRENTISS, , HOWELL, RANKIN, LINDSLEY, RQANNEY, LLOYD, ROOT, , MAGIE, RUTHERFORD, MARTIN, S - SCUDDER, L., MGWILLIAM SCUDDER, W., PEEBLES, SUTPHEN, PIERSON, TAYLOR, ' '83. HARRIMAN, OSBORN, HOSKINS, PADEN, HODGE, PARMLY, HOWELL, PRESCOTT, J ONES, RIEMAN, KARNER, ROYLE, E., KINGSLEY, ROYLE, S., LANDIS, E., RUDD, LANDIS, H., RUTAN, LYNDE, RUSSELL, MCKNIGHT SHELBY, ,MURDOCH, TERHUNE, WARFIELD, WELLES, V WEST, . WHEELER, WILLIAITS, WILSON, WINTON, , WOODRUFF, WOODS. Total, 41 ST. JOHN, H., ST. JOHN, R., SWEETMAN, TABER, UPDYKE, VULCHEFF, WELSH, WILCOX, WILSON, YARD, YOUNG. ' Total, 46 38 BRIO-A-BRA O. A '84. ALTON, HUTCHINSON, MUNGER, RUSSELL BOAK, KING, NASSAU, SMITH, CHESTER, LANGDON, ORDWAY, SMYTH, COLTMAN, LENTE, - PARMLY, TRAVIS, CRAWFORD, MAKAY', POMERENE, WINTON DUE, MILLER, REEVES, WHITE, HARPER, MISHOFF, ROBINSON, WOODS. HOWELL, MORGAN, I9 W , . Y Q ffa? far-rp Nj, 7 xii ' ,flax 5 iruvfogt-gg' I 'J I rh- IIA '63 ' A , 1 f --1--:NS-'. vfdbumnn A ST. PA UBS SOCIETY. Q, A M T . lgfeml S Sunizstgz. . liOrgauized 1875.1 ,,..l. REV. ALFRED B. BAKER, A. E. MILLS, F. S. CONOVER, . S. JQPOE, AOKER, BAKER, BENTON, BRYAN, BURT, BAKER, BAROLAY, DODD, FISHER,- BLACK, POE, CHAPIN, CHETWO0 DENBY, EDGAR, EMMONS, HAXALL, KIRBY, LEWIS, D1 7 REYNOLDS, OFFICERS. Q 0 O MEMBERS. 82. H'UGHES, JACKMAN, -LARKIN, MILLS,A PARKER, 83. . MORGAN, MERRYWEATfHER,T, RIGGS, 8.4. STEVENSON, . President. ' Vice Presiderit T reasurer. ' Secretary., '- RUTHERFORD, SHOBER, WESTERVELT, WILCOX. SEGUIN, SHOEMAKER, WADLEIGH. TODD. BRICLA-BRA C. 40 . A R, A iihaepfsl Staagiz Spam: mg. Pibfsi Dz'vz'sz01fz. - YARD, MARSHALL, DOLAN, LARKIN1 TAYLOR, I., ELMER, ACKER, RUTHERFORD BEATTIE, ' WELLS, . DENBY, MOCARTER, BRYANT, DUNIJAP, HIBBEN, B. HARRIS. Semmi Dz'w'5z0n. SUTPHEN, WINTON, CLARK, TOLER, WITHINGTON, C. HARRIS, POTTER, BENTON, WARFIELD, LINDSLEY, CAMPBELL, MCWILLIAMS, CHETYVOOD, WESTERVELT, CHAMBERLA1-N, MILLS. V HOWEIJL, , A A Thiffaf Dz'vi5z'01z. WALLACE, HURIN, WILLS, GUYER, G. TAYLOR, HEMPHILL, G.. HALLOGK, T. BRYAN, EDGAR, WILCOX, L. SCUDDER, CROMER, WILLIAMS, GREEN, HUGHES, CRITOHLOW A A . Fomfzffz Dz'ffz'sz'0n. BANKTN, ELMENDORE, A BROWN, REIBER, PEEBLES, TERHUNE, - J ACK MAN, ERNST, BAKER, MAGIE, WHEELER, BANISTER, PRENTISS, WADDELL, DAY, BURT, n-:...f. , ,. .,,.. -,..., . -.. - ...... -,-, ,, MAN..- MILFORD PEABODY, RAFFERTY, J. BRYAN, LARCOMBE, CHAPIN, CHAPEL STAGE SPEAKING I92fZfL Dzwszon BARRETT W. SGUDDER, WHITE, GABRIEL, . ,Eli-i 'Sixilz Division. PARKER, T. CLARK, PIERSON, WOODRUFE, SHOBER, A ' ROWE, LLOYD ,MARTIN, RALSTON, CREVWQ WILSON, BICKHAM, W oons, BoGGs,. RANNEY, FLICK, SHAW, A... - Q A-, A- DARLINGTON 42 B721 C-A-BRA C. isterarg, ,i1l 4' TEE GHANGELLOR GREEN LIBRARY. QV? FREDERICK VINTON, A. M. ................. .. ........................................... ........ LIBRARIAN. c. 0. v1NToN ...... .............. . ...... . ---- ------ --------- ----'- R E V I SER' - 1 .,b., ....... A ssrs'rAN'r LIBRARIANSQ Kwlwrfnr-NN'-f'f M535 1' Q A 14, ri- ' H , gif' ul E , , I f -. 7011 . . ' ' V I- Qlg, I ..,'TET X ' .-4- A - i. 3 ' , ' Z an S . 'L H ' T .1 H Q., 5, f a - Q 2 f .4 ,gm s - X rr 1 .4 Ht-H it if .I .1 INDEX OF' ALGOVES. I.-Cyclopfaeolias. H XVII.-Literary History. II.-Universal Geography and History. XVIII.-Poetry. q III.-Americag United States. XIX.-Drama. ' V V IV.-American History and Biography. XX.-Fiction. V.-Europe and Great Britain. XXI.-Rhetoric and Oratory. VI.-History and Biography of England. 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Nineteen Religious Periodicals 44 BRI C'-A-BRA C, erindioals ,llli- The Nassait Literary Jlfagazine. GEORGE F. GREENE, ROBERT C. HALLOCK, THEODORE POTTER, LFounded in 1844, by Class Of '45.Q1 WILLIAM W. SoUDDER,,JR., WILLIALI Gr. SUTPHEN, E'I'HELBER'I' D. WAREIELD, GEORGE L. DAY, . GEORGE Y. TAYLOR, CHARLES DENBY, JR., Editors. 0 s F I Q 0 0 Managing Editors. Treasurer. The Prfineetonian. Wounded in 1875, by Class of '76.j - B. S. CHAMBERLIN, '82, E. S. RANKIN, '82, S. S. H. H. WELLES, JR., '8 E. S, HUGHES, '82, D. W. WOODS, JR., 'S J. A. HODGE, JR., '83 E. M, ROYLE, '83,9t HARRISA, '84, . E. B. CRITCHLOW, '82 B. G. WINTON, '82, f'R.eSigned. ' 7 2, 2, 7 Editors. Managing Editor. A Treasurer. New York., Ohio. - H Ohio. . Connecticut. New J ersey, Kentucky. I New York. New Jefsey. Indiana. A New York. New J ersey, Pennsylvania. North Carolina. Pennsylvania. Connecticut. Utah. New Jersey, H tah. New York. Q ,i 1 1 2 I E .wp 5 5- E . fi 'I . I I it .,. i 1 i. .V+ ..m A l F li -I .il 'n - 'L L, .ll G it Ig- i E S ie E I .431 N' 5 if .-5 in li ii ' 5 i' a l. r f L 21 -A.. A +- I fd' :LZ - ??i'4Q-x-I Lf,-AL -s.. L,..,,.L..., -24 fi My f A www! IQ' GLN ,147 x x-3 XXX! 'ff X r 8,7 'Q x.f' n,,, ,AVO Q. ek, .1 as, N. N 'N N N. s 'Ka ,Q M.- 3 1 1 -- -...W 1. e I 9 5 . 6 i 1 f 1 1 I 1 1 V. 1 , 5 SP OR TS. 2 parts. , 47 Prfirzcefcri Aihlezfic Ass0cidZz'0re. F. G. LANDON, '81, HEN'RY MOALPIN, '81, JOHN LARKIN, '82, . T. S. CLARK, '82, F. G. LANDON, '81, GEORGE VVESTERVELT, JOHN LARKIN, '82, O. HARRIBIAN, JR., '83, VV. C. OSBORN, '83, .L.l,l..- OFFICERS-1380-'s1. I 9 I Q 0 Q c 0 EK9C11tiV6 COI11DJifft68. GEO. WESTERVELT, '82, W. P. OFFICERS-1881-'82. s2,.... Directors. VVESTERVELT, '82, LAREIN, '82, FELL, '84. . BAKER, '85. V, Field Marshal. Mr. GEORGE GOLDIE. .i. President. Vice Presidenzf. Treasurer. Secretary. FIELD, '83-. President. Vice President T redsurer. U Secretary. F1ELD,'83. Ureiverfsiijf Grfcimd Asscciczficre. ,,,,l.ii-- I OFFICERS. CHARLES VA. MUNN, '81, . ' . . . President. T, BRYAN, '83, , , Vice President M, EDGAR, '32, , , . Treasurer. 1 Secretary. W. P. FIELD, 83, 4 BRI C'-A-BRA C. 48 iutrer Spiarts. IN GYMNASIUM, APRIL 2d, '81. -,i..i--5..il-fl 1. Incliiviclfaal Tag. 1st Hbat. - - PFACE '83, FLINT, '83, A , WiHHGP-PEACE, '83. Final Heat. PEACE, isa, ' K1RK,'s1. Winner-PEACE, '83. , Q. Running High Jainp. JENNISON, '83, HARRIMAN, '83, MORGAN '83 WESTERVELT, '82. FELL, '84, , , WiHU8T-MORGAN, '83. Height, 5 ft. 24 in. SGC-Ofld-I'IARRIMAN, '83. 5 ft. 191 in. ' ' 3. Plain Vaiilting. TOLER, '82, V WELLES, '81. Draw. 1 4. Standing Broacl Jump. FELL, '84, FLINT, '83, HARRIBIAN, '83, PEACE, '83, WiUD8Y-FLINT, '83. Distance, 9 fb. 5 in. S6COHd--HARRILIAN, '83. Distance, 9 ft. 45 in. 8 I ,Q ' 5. Spariiing. Light Weight-lst Set-to. GILL, '81, MUNN, '811 Winnel'-MUNN, '8l. nr FK 1 M 1 1 4 3 36 r 4 1 Q 1 5 i s 5 ..,. , VVIIVTER ASPOR TS. - ed Ser-zo. FISHER, '83, Y ROGERS, '83. W,iHU9Y-ROGERS, '83. Final. MUNN, '81, O ROGERS, '83. Winner--ROGERS, '83. Middle Weight. MCALPIN, '81, . . 'TOLER, '82. Winner-+TOLER, '82, , Heavy Weight-1st Set-to. KIRK, '81, PEACE, '83. WiHHBP-PEACE, '83. 3 Final. PEACE, '83, RIGGS, '83. Winner-RIGGS, '83. - , Q 6. Standing High Jump. FELL, '84, HARRIMAN, '83, i E MORGAR',',83 Winner-FELL, '-84. Height, 4 ft., 6 in. S6COHd-HARRIMAN, '83. Height, 4 ft., 5 in. 7. Putting the Shot. . DARLINGTON, '83, FLINT, '83, HOWELL, '83. Winner-FLINT, '83. I Distance, 29 ft., 55 in. Second-DARLINGTON, '83. 8. Wrestling. g Light Weight. ROGERS, '83, SPEIR, '83. Winner-ROGERS, '83. ' Midille Weight. E BENTON, '82, MCAIJPIN, '81. Winener-BENTON, '82. X . 1 Heavy Weight. FLINT, '83, KIRK, 781. Winner--FLINT, '83. BRI C-A-BRA C. . 9. Tug 0f War. A Teams., No. 1. FLINT, '83 Canchorj, - BENTON, '82, - P. T. BRYAN, '82, I No. 2. KIRK, '81 Qanchorl, MC11fILI.AN, '84, ' ROGERS, '83, TQLER, '82, QSBORN, 783. Winner-NO. 1. ' -i-,,-.1-- Judges. Messrs. H. K. DEVEREUX, '80, and I. P. WITHINGTON, '8O. - Rfyferee. Mr. GEORGE GOLDIE., Tvlme-Keeper. Mr. M. GOLDIE. '83 won, . . . . 8 first Prizes. :82 sc . I 2 H 984 H . 1 U 781 cc. ' O '5 INTEILGOLLEGIATE GAMES. Q MOTT HAVEN, MAY gsm, '81. fHBest American College record. 1. Hzcncfred Yards Rem. 8104 Seconds. 1st. WENDELL, '82, Harvard. Time, 1025 sec. , 2d. JENKINS, '84, Columbia. 2. Running High Jump. '65 fb., 871- in. 1st. SOREN, '83, Harvard. Height, 5 ft., 22 in. 2d SAYRE, '81, Columbia. Height, 5 ft., 52 in. 3. Mile Run. 84 min., 37:g,sec. 1st, CUYLER, '82, Yale. Time, 4 min., 404 sec. 2d. THORNDYKE, '81, Harvard. I 4. Tug cy'1'Var. 1st. Princeton. 6 ft-., 6 in. - 2d. Columbia. ' f - A -N.. 9 v 1 5 INTER- OOLLEGIA TE GA MES. ' 5. Pole Vault. '9 ft., 4 in. lst. DALRYMPLE, '83, Lehigh. Height, 8 ft., 9 in. 2d. HARRIMAN, '83, Princeton. Height, 8 ft., 9 in. 6. Quarter Mile Run. 55355 sec. lst. BALLARD, '81, U. of Penn. Time, 534 sec. 2d. WILSON, '83, Princeton. 7. Standing Hgh Jump. '95 ft., li in. lst. SOREN, '83, Harvard. Height, 4 ft., 62 in. 2d. JENKINS, '84, Columbia. ' P 8. One Mile Walk. 7 min., 4-gi sec. lst. SAYRE, '81, Columbia. Time, 7 min., 364 sec. 2d,. HERRIOK, '83, Harvard. Time, 7 min., 555 sec. 9. Throwing the Hammer. '?87 ft., l in. lst. 'MONTGOMERY, '81, Columbia. Distance, 76 ft., 95 in. 2d. PORTER, '83, Columbia. Distance, 76 ft., 9 in. . ' - U 10. Harale Race. N184 sec. lst. Momww, '81,.Lehigh. Time,185 see. 2d. TROWBRIDGE, S. S., Yale. - V 11. 220 l7ard.s'.Run. 14235-sec. - lSt.IWENDELL, '82, Harvard. Time., 234 sec. 2d. JENKINS, '84, Columbia. 12. Half Mile Run. 2 min., 5 sec. lst. COOLIDGE, '84, Harvard. Time, 2 min., .72 sec. 2d. PARKER, '82, Dartmouth. l 13. Putting the Shot. '37 ft., 10 in. lst. MOORE, '82, Stevens. Distance, 34 ft., 112 in. 2d. VVILSON, '83, Lehigh. Distance, 34 ft., 413 in. 14. Running Broad Jump. 21 ft. Et. JENKINS, '84, Columbia. Distance, 20, rr., 95 in. 2d. THAYER, '81, U. of Penn. Distance, 19 ft.. 221- in. 15. Bicycle Race. 'G7 min., 13 sec. 1 A lst. REED, '83, Columbia. Time, 6 min., 51 sec. 2d. WILLISTCN, '82, Harvard. Time, 6 min., 544 sec BRICQA-BRA. O. O Prizes. ' . HARVARD, . . 1s,t Prizes, 5. 2d PPIZGPS, as cc 4 H H COLUMBIA, O I - . ' I L U H LEHIGH, .. ' 2- U H 1 U Cl PRINCETON, . . - H H YALE, . . ' H 1- - ff 64 A UNIV. OF PA., . H 1-A , ca as STEVENS, . ' H 1- 1 H DARTBIOUTH, ' M 0- 4 . Mr.. F. J. KILPATRICK, -,,....,-i..-l-.,-i- - Reza Ofjelm. Referee and Judge fy? Walking. Mr. T. WHITE. Judges.. , ' 3. 5. 1. 2. 1 . ' 1 0 1 , Mr, L. H. JOHNSON, Mr. J. MACEE, . Mr. W. H. GRIFFIN. Mr. W. B. CURTIS, Mr. F. O. DARLINC., Yale, Mr. JOHN THAYER, 1 Timers. , Mr. A. M. HUNTER. Siarter. , Mr. CHAS. PRICE. A Track Jllaszfers. U u CALEDONIAN GAMES. . PRINCETON, JUNE Iam, '81. 1. Mile Walk. 1st, WHITE, '83. Time, 9 min. , 2d. AIIORRIS, '84. . . 2. Puttingelhe Shot. J A , st. HAXALL, '83, , Distance, 33 ft., 105- in. Zd. DARLINGTOIT, '83. . V Mr. C. H. PIERCE, U. Of Penn. I L o -PS, 4 - V X I I A 3 S I I 1 N 5 i geese-r-q',.,... Mfg- 3 .e-up Y 4 wir' A. A OA LEDONIAN GA MES. , 3. , Mile Run. , A ' 1 lst. ,OSBORN, 83. Time, 5 min., 9 sec. 2d. J. BRYAN, '82. ' I Ji. Quarter Mile I i 7 lst. WILSON, 83. Time, 594 seo. 2d. RUDD, '83. ' 5. Throwing the Hammer. lst. PEACE, '83. Distance, 73 ft., 4 in. 2d. DARLINGTON, '83, 6. Running Broad Jump. . . lst. FELL, '84. Distance, 18 ft., 85 in. 2d.' DARLINGTON, '82. . ' 7. Relay Race. lst. WILSON, '82, and WOODRUFE, '82. Time, 18 2d. ERNST, '82, and SIMONS, '82. ' 1 8. ,Bicycle Race. lst, FIELD, '83. Time, 7 min., 37 sec. , 2d. CHESTER, '84, f 9. Running Ifigli Jump. , lst. HARRIMAN, '83. Height, 5 ft.,,3 in 4 2d. WE'sTERvEI.T,, '82. 3 Q, 4 1 10. 220 Yamzsnl-emi. . , , lst.. WILSON, '83.' Time, 274- sec. q , 2d. POE, '84, ' ' I . . 11. eHalf Mile Run. '. 4 see lst. CONOVER, '83. Time, 2 min., 145 sec. HALLOOK, '8,2. V , 12. Wlieelbarrow Race., lst. VDARLTNGTON, '82. Time, 29 sec. 2d. FIELD, '83, 13. Pole Vault. 5 lst. HARRIMAN, '83, Height, 8 ft., 4 in. 2d. SHOBEE, '82, BRIC-A-BRA 0. v 14. Hurdle Race. lst. KARNER, '83, Time, 182 sec. 2c1. HARRIMAN, '83. 15. 100 Yards Run. V 1st, QWILSON, '83. Time, 10 sec. 2d. BENTON, '82, Time, 105 sec. 11.1.1-11' Prizes. . '83 received, . 12 first and 5 second,Prizes. 782 H 2 H 7 H ' 134 cc D, 1 H 3 u 781 41 0 L1 0 44 -e' iff Q UR mv . f-- . , , -144 f L!' b , J!-6-7,-'L 'fig F K . 'w ' ig'-5, rl I 'f - Q-Q13 J. Vw. ' '5F:,-X xxx L 4 15. G 1 IINASTICS 7, J.. V I 7 . I A ,Q , L Egmnastizxzs. .-.-...iT-,-,i-1 EXHIBITTON, OCTOBER QCTH, 1880. 1. J. M. JORDAN, '80, 3. H. B. WELLES, '81, -,1i1.i.-- , Gymnasts. 2. 'I. P. WTTHINGTON, '80 4 . J. B. FINE, '82, 5. W. IP. TOLEE, '82, K 6. H. D. WILOOX, '82, 'L E. B. CARTER, '83, 8. C. S. DAY, '83, 9. D. K. E. FISHER, '83, 10. G. R. FLEMING, '83, 11. C.. HARRIMAN, JR.,,'83, 12. F. E. HOSKINS, '83, 13. C. W. LYNOE, '83, 14. J. G. ,MURDOCK, '83, T . B. ROGERS, '83, 16. R. ST. JOHN, '83, 17. C. I. YOUNG, '83. 56 I 1 l BRI C-A-BRA C. Amman! C?.j37727Z6ZSZlZ.6' Cofzfeszf. MAY 2211. 8 Coniesfanis. F. G. LANDON, '8'l, C. S. DAY, '83, D H. B. WELLES, '81, D. K. E. FISHER, '83, V JOHN LARKIN, '82, G. B. FLEMING, '83, W. P. TOLER, '82, O. HANRIMAN, JR.. '83. .V W. H, WILLS, '82, F. E. HOsKINs,.'83, J. G. MURDOCK, '83, q B. ST. JOHN, 83. K ' Programme. . A l. Parallel Bars, 3 5..Clubs, E il, 2. Peg Pole, RingS, 1 H 3. .Single Trapeze, A7. Tumbling, . , 4. Horizontal Bar, 8. .Double Trapeze, ' 9. Flying Trapeze. T 3 Judges. 3 in 3 A Mr. FRANK DUNN1NG, '76, Mr. WTILLIABI R. WILDEE, '79, -. Mr. IRVING P. WITHINGTON, '80. 3 ' , Prizes. 'T 3 . General Gymnastics, ' . . A . H. B. WELLES, '8l. Heavy 'Weight, . ' L W. P. TOLER, '82. Light Weight, F. E. HOSKINS, '83. Horizontal Bar, ' . J. G. MURDOCK, '83. Parallel Bars, ' . . . . ' R. ST. JOHN, '83. . . EXHIBITION, JUNE QIST, '81, Under the direction of Mr. GEO. GOLDIE. J. MOM. JORDAN, '80, I. P. WITEINGTON, '80, F. G. LANDON, '81, ' A H. B. WELLES, '81, W. E.. BEATTIE, '82, J. LARKIN, '82,' E. S. BANKIN, '82, W. P. TOLER, '82, A iii.-l Gymnasts. W. SOUDOER, '82, W. H. WILLS, '82, D. K. E. FISHER, '83, G. R. FLEMING.. '83, O. HARRINIAN, JR., '83, V F. E. llOsK1Ns. '83, C. YOUNG, '83, l W. NASSAU, '84. I I l l 1 l sv ri l l l i I l l l x l l l A A ll. l I F l N , A QSM EaEE imwiwiiww, , h,-,Q-,-,.-1.-l , A, 2- , , . DIRECTORS. 'r. BRYAN, '82, Gapzain, ,, 7 , W. P. F1ELD,'s3, M. EDGAR, 782, Pres't and Secfy, O. QHARRIMAN, JR., '83, Treas., ' 1 C. JA.: WINTON, '84. I 3 . 'gf' ','. Y . . ' Q l' 8-lla ,1 I ,ff 4 y 'ff 1 Ji J Wk' P' , I ,Mr v9 1 L, 'tvglgl 1 , 4 ' x :ll . -s- 'yi' .Lg 4.74 ji' 45: Q ,.f . ' . 1 'C gf f- 4- r '3.7 ' .-'.. , .1-g -'51 ' , ' 1' 5 ak 'Ziff -X ? ,153 vi, ,, L ,g' A-, nf-4' A .fn - 'vfn Q-'P 6 .min E -L I, 4, firm... 4 ,. .....,..,,. C, fgx L 1- I, ' L 312111 H , 'e H- 'id - ' I - E rl? B ig !! 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GDlY'3k JE-53fa111S 'al wfys wif ni A . -43, , 4-wr-'-W f --H H.. - .W .,f.-.- -fr V.----,.-.-..Q..., J ,ans-w-N vu FO O T 12.4 LL ASSO CIA TION. 'VH 5 v 1 I 3 1 S 5 13' b -4 gg, - ew T A ft 218 11 1.a111.p.1O.11 un. a Steam W Princeton Eleven in the Harvard, Game. . V Forwards. . ' , BRADFORD, '81, ' PEACE, '83, DEVEREUX, '80, LONEY, '81, Capt., ' MCKEE, '81, I ,BRYAN, '82. ' Hay Backs. MORGAN, '83, WINTON, '84, WITHINGTON, '8O. . Backs. 1 I HARLAN, '83, CAULDWELL, '8l.' Q I Substitutes. A ' ' ' BIOKHAM, '82, BAKER, '83, BENTON, '82, ' FLINT, '83, - RIGGS, '83, ALLEN, '8l. it . A ff , Princeton Eleven in the Yale Game. 'B A Fortcawis. . '1 BRADFORD, '81, 1 M,CDERMONT, '81, l MGKEE, '81, ' MORGAN, '83, QI lf fr :T Q' ,, A 1 ig I AE CAULDWELL, '81, af B. HARLAN, '81, A T. BRYAN., '82, il If ' ' , 1 N F . , . V Hay Backs. PEACE, '83, LONEY, '81, Capt., FLINT, '83. XVINTON, '84, CIIETWOOD, '82, Backs. Substitutes. BICKHAM, '82. J. I-1 ARLAN, '83. BAKER, '83, BENTON, '82, 7 ' BRIC+A-BRAC. A 60 A '83 Foot Ball Team. Forwards. BAKER, BIOGS, WAY, ' HAXALL, I FISHER, - FLINT. Q QuarterkBack. ' A ROGERS, Captain. r T Hub? Backs. MORGAN, , PEAOE. Backs. A F ' HARLAN, WADIAEIGH. A 84FoOt Ball Team. Forwards. A F BOE, q MGMILLAN, KENNEDY, J. HARLAN, - BOYD. MORRIS, - Quarter Back. KIMRALL. Haljf Backs. BELL, WINTON. ' Backs. TOD, , COOLIDGE. ,l,i.---- 985 Foot Ball Team. - I Forwards. MCALPINE, - 4BIRD,' VAN ETBTEN, A ECLERIHEW, H'ARR1MAN, LAWTON, QCapt.j I Half Backs. TOLER, HARDOASTLE, BAKER. . Backs. CLARK, ' GLEDHILL. FOOT BALL ASSOCIATION. '61 1 Laney 111a.lC.eS a. Tun., EIZUIBS. , A Princeton vs. Stevens. W , PRINCETON, OCTOBER 2313, '8O. STEVENS.-Forwards-1-Dunlap, Klet-ysch, Barry, Dilworth, Butler, Coe. Half-Backs-Moore, McNaughton, Hyslop, Backs--Lyall, Mcfiiovernor. Stevens, .... O Goals, O Touch-Downs. Princeton, . . R . . 6 'S 6 Umpire for Stevens-Mr. VAN ATTA. PrinCetonQ-Mr. MCALPIN. O Referee-Mr. DUFFIELD. V Princeton vs. Rutgers. A V I PRINCETON, NOVEMBER 213, '80. RUTGERS.-Forwards-fBeekman, Rogers, Howell, W, Chamberlain, Dewitt, Hill. HOU'-Backs-Demerest, M. T. Scudder, Morrison fCa,pt.j Backs-W. I. Scudder, Smith. Rutgers, .... O Goals 5 0 Touch-Downs. Princeton, .... 8 H 4 Umpire for Rutgers-Mr. F. JUDGE. T ' H Princeton-Mr. MCALPIN, Referee--Mr. S. MEYERS. 67 - BRIO-A-BRA C. oeton vs. University of Pennsylvania., Prin , rR1NoE'roN, NOVEMBER 6-STH, '80. UN1vERs1'rY or PENNsYLvANIA.-Forwards-'l'. Il-unter, J. Hunter, Biddle, Drayton, Jamison, Stewart. Hub'-Backs-Baily, G. Thayer, J. Thayer. Back--Remak. ' Univ. of Penn., . 0 Goals 5' O Touch-Downs. B O is 1 as Princeton, . . . - Umpire for Univ. of Penn.--Mr. BALLARD. ' U Princeton--Mr. MCA'LPIN. , Referee- Mr. MILLER, 79. ,,,.,f Princeton vs. Harvard. APOLO GROUNDS,-NOVEMBER l3TH, '80. HAaviifan.2-Forwards-Atkinson, Clark, Boyd, Cabot, Houston, Per- ' ' F ster. Back-fEdmunds. rin, Thatcher. Half-Backs-Keith, Kent, 0 , Harvard, . . p . , . J 1 Goal, 0Touch-Downs. ' 2 as O cc Princeton, . - . . . Umpire for Harvard--Mr. LITTAUER. ' Princeton-Mr. MC.A.l.PIN. Referee-Mr. WATSQN, ol Yale. -?4.i-.-f- Prinoeton vs. Yale. roto GROUNDS, NOVEMBER LZUTH, '80, . B k Vernon Harding, Lamb, Storrs, YALE.-Forwards--Fuller, ec, , Adams. Quarter-Back?-Badger. HaQ'-Backs--Watson tCapt.j, Camp Back-Bacon . Yale, . . O Goals 3 0 Touch-Downs. Princeton, .... O 44 0 ff Umpire for Yale-Mr. G. H. CLARK. Princeton-Mr. MGALPIN. Referee--Mr. M ANNING. O 8 Ne I FOOT BALL. 63 Szmzmcwgv W6 all Games Played. I . Goals. lrggllfchlsi ' l ' Ggalsr 533,22 Prmceton ..... 6 , 6 Stevens ..... . 0 0 H - 3 4 Rutgers ........... .4 0 0 H 0 1 Univ. of Penn ...... 0 O M 4 2 0 Harvard. ....... 1 O al --------- 0 0 Yale .... ........... . 0 , 0 PRINCETON, 16 Goals, l1TOuch-Downs. OPPONENTS, 1 0 H H T ,., ... ' Summcwfy qf Chczmpzbmhzf Games. . -1 I nf. g 1 ,cg l .9 45 i 5-4 'D v COLLEGE. O . 3 E l . I -5 S Q 2 8 ' V in A if P-1 rl 5 i 8 I E7 I Princeton . ....... ......... . . Draw. I KP :sl 9 2 Yale ...... .... . ,,,, Draw, 1 1 Q, Harrard ........ 0 O 1 1 I Columbia ...... 0 O 0 . 0 , , Lost ........ .,................ ......... O 0 lo Vial 3 ii ,, ' ' TForfeited. game. ' . Thus Princeton retains the championship for 1880. CLASS GAMES. ' n Chester vs. '83. CHESTER, . . . 0, Goals 5 0 Touch-Downs. , PRINCETON, . . 1 4 Rutgers, ,83, Vs. Princeton, '83. ' PRINCETON, NOVEMBER 1STH, 1880. RUTGERS, '83, .... 1 Goal, 0 Touch-Downs. PRINCETON, '83, . . I . 3 Goals, 1 Touch-Down. -L .Li Lawrenceville vs. Princeton, '84. LAWRENOEVILLE, DECEMBER 4TH, 1880. ' 0 Goals- 2 Touch-Downs. LAWRENCEVILELE, . . . f 1 PRINCETON, 184, , l Goal, 1 Touch-Down. 5 64 .BRIO-A-BRA O. ' rinnetuxxls Feet lftall Princeton VS- 1869. Rutgers ...... cc tc .1 1 1 1870. ' 1372, 'f 1873. Yale ......... 1874. Columbia... tl Prin 1877. S. H 1878. U H H EG SK Rutgers .......... Princeton. Oppon'ts. Goals. G 4 8 6 4 . 3 6 6 oals. 6 0 2 1 0 0 0 Princeton. Oppon' ts. Ceb011VS. Goals. T. D. Goals. T. 0 1 1 Harvard........ I4 Columbian.. Yale ...... ..... Univ. of Pa Stevens. ...... .. Rutgers ......... Univ. of Pa... Harvard Yale 1 o -7 o 0 no 4 o s 0 10 0 4 1 1 0 o o D. 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O P1'1I1CGl'f011 VS. 1875. Sl 1876. 66 -6. GC Columbia. ....... Stevens ........... Univ. of Pa ..... . Columbia ........ Univ. of Pa Yale ............ ecard.. Princeton. Oppon'ts. Goals. Goals. 6 2 6 0' 6 0 3 0 -6. 0 0 2 Princeton. Opporfts. Princeton VS. Goals. T. D. Goals. T. D. 6 4: 0 0 1879. 66 CC CC CC 1880. GC CC' C6 CG Univ. of Pa... Columbia ...... Stevens ........ Harvard ........ Yale ...... ........ Stevens ........ . Rutgers ........ . Univ. of Pa... Harvard ........ . Yale ...... ...... 3 0 o 4. 0 0 o o 0 0 o o 6 o 0 4. 0 0 1 4 o 0 0 1 0 o 0 0 it will be seen that, out of thirty-three games ' From the above Goals an Dow' played, Princeton lias Won 27, drawn 8, and lost 3. 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':-,5f :,fF' 3,5 .ef v in, D .'fj.1 lf ..--,ff ge. 1 .- ww, . :-f. -..1- e 5 ' ' plc-'H - I .f - R va., . ,1 31'-11.3 4' L- r 'Wa ',f..6 A.. Q,-,..,- , ,.,.,.4, , A., -2 ,W ,...-., ' ---A-f4ff2?.2'5'i2fLf. 2izjS':1' -girg..--g, H' 1,41-,4,1..,5 .,: , .1-I 23- ii,- - ff :-ff,1f Z 16536 36511. .1-,-,V,-. .ff - E-N,-.,,,....f 11 . . OFFICERS--1 880-'81 . 1 W. H. VANDERBURGH, . Pregiclenzf. A. MCCUNE, . ' . Capzfain. 4 A H. H. WELLES, JR., . . , . . . Treasurer di Scorer. Q A ' . University Nine, '80-'81. ' A A Age. Weight. ' Height. ARCHE3, P., 22 145 5.83 DUFFIELD, R., . 21 160 6. , HARLAN, J. s. G., 19 135 6.2 , 1 LONEY, B., . . ' 21 144 5.91 Q MCCUNE, M. QCe.pt.j, . 22 1551 6.153 2 RAFFERTY, S., . 1 1, - 20 154 5-3 1 SGHENCK, H., . 21 162 5-101 WADLEIGH, L., . 17 1 161 5-31 Q1 . WINTON, A., , 21 5.11 1 HARLAN, M. fSub.1, - 16 161 5-11 , HARRIS QSub.j, . 20 146 5-8' 1211 1 Average, 1 . 1 Y. . 1,1 9. 4 BRIC'-A-B RA C. , . Glass 1fIi112BS. ,1i1.4-i 1 I , ' H03 , I r K SS. R-'53 F f Directors-S. LLOYD, - B. L. WALLACE, 5, if L C. HARRIS QCaptj. X , ,N iw T OLER, I-I. HARRIS, S. Mx i ERNST, P. LARKIN, O. O 1 Wx V W P . ,A N , , 1 INTON, A. OTTER, R. ' ' v5, ' RAFFERTY, B. WAREIELD, L. Q MN J: MAGIE, M. I . I . NNI , . I, . '83 A - ,Directors-L. LEWIS, O. HARRIMAN, JR., I D E 'X . 3 I ' A. HARSPIA, QCapt.j , lvl QQ 3 W, W ANTRIM, II. HARSHA, O. I I :IX cg X 'S WADLEIGH, P. RUE, R. I I I 1, ,IBN , ' SMITH, A. TRAINER, M. 5 XMI. I HARLAN, R. WIl.SON, S. 5 AX,EIq ,i EN L MITC,HELL, L. Ls - p i F! X KQ,' 5 T 984 c y .f - ' .gif W , Directors-L. CAULDWELL, S. WHITE, ij S l 'Y' ,. D. LOOK QCaptj. 3.5 , M HARLAN, PI. LOOK, O. S4 ix. XXI .15 , A. MOEPAT, P. KIDIBALL, S. Qi MXN L W. MOIIFAT, A. U LUNDY, L. Q X5 'IJ X' , ERNST, R. l BELRNAP, R. 4.1, X N ' BURROUGHS, M. I N X I . Lil WR W - ,85' W Direciors-CPIAS. SMITH, JAS. POTTER , W L ,MI l VAN ETTEN, QCapt.'j N559 :f N.A'N'f13 y7f'Z?11H1kJy' POTTER I-I. VAN ETTEN P. WWQ' W' f- ' ' I Q I, , IOLER, O. k SOIIENOII, S. W 1 'QR EDYVARDS, A. COOPER., R. ,I he GRIEEITI-I, P.. CLARK, I.. U Q -0:3-3 Q, HQ ,,,, Og, ' B. SMITH, M. l H, 14 ' BASE BALL. Recon! qt College Chtmzjbiorzsfzzf Games fwf 1881 Yale vs. Princeton. NEW HAVEN, May 7th, '81, YALE. B.'1'.B. P. A. R E. b IJEINEETON. T. HHtChiHS0H.S. -1 1 3 2 0 Duff1e1d,R ..... ..... 5 A Lamb, P ........ ..... Walden, B ............ Allen, E ....... .2 .... Gardner, c. ........ .. Camp,4L ....... ..... . .. Hopkins, A ......... Watson, H ......., .. Badger, M ............ Totals ........ 1 2 2 5 0 Wadleigh,L ........ 5 1 1 2 2 0 Rafferty, s .......... 5 0 O 1 0 0 McCune, M .......... 5 1 1 3 2 1 Schenck, 11 ......... 5 0 0 2 0 1 Loney, B ............. 4 0 0 O O 0 Winton, A ........... 4 2 3 4 2 0 Harlan, c ...... ...... 4 0 O 1 0 O Archer, P ...... ...... 4 6 8 27 13 2 1 Totals ...... ........ 1 11 Umpire-Mr. Chas. S. Wilbur. . Dartmouth vs. Princeton. HANOVER, May 9th, 'SL RDARTMOUTH. T. E. B. T.E. P. A. E. RPRINCETONPPT. E 1. T eu1iCk,H .... ......... o o 9 2 2 nuffieian ........ ...viz Rundlett, s .... Partridge, M ........ Coombs, E .......... Cushman, E.. . Howard, Mathewson, c ..... Gay, P ...... ..... Webster, L .......... Totals ........ ' ...... 35 2 2 1 4 1 WAd1eigh,L ........ 7 1 4 1 1 1 Rafferty, s ........... 6 1 1 O 0 1 McCune, M ......... G 0 0 1 7 O Sehenck, 11 .,........ G 'o 0 13 0 2 Lousy, B ...... ....... 6 0 0 1 0 2 Winton, A ............ 6 1 1 0 7 0 Harlan, c. .... ...... G O O, 1 0 1 Arcl1e1',P ..... ..... 6 5 8 27 21 10 Totals ............. 56 Umpire-Mr. Jas. J. Donard. H Harvard vs. Princeton. PRINCETON, May 21st, '31, . T.E. P. A. E. l PRINCETON. T. R I TL 1 A F HARVARD. T. E. B l 4. 0 l Coolidge, B ......... Olmsted, L ......... . Nichols, H .... Baker, s ....... Edwards, E. ...... .. Folsom, Hall, M ....... .. Burt, A. .... . Snow, C ....... Totals ......... ..... 3 2 n .nu 0 0 2 lDufF1e1d,E ........... 4 1 1 1 0 0 WV2.Cll8lgll,L ........ 4 1 2 7 3 0 Rzmerty s ............ 4 0 0 0 2 0 , MoCune, M ..... 3 0 0 1 1 1 Schenck, H ....... 3 1 1 0 10 1 1 Harlan, o ............ 3 0 0 5 0 O Loney,1z ...... ..... 2 0 0 7 A AO 0 I Winton, A ........... 3 2 2 2 0 0 l Archer, P ...... .. 3 -5 no 27 18 2 1 Totais ..... ..... . 29 Um pire--Mr. T. Donovan. BRIO-A-BRA C. 68 Brown Vs. Princeton. PRINCETON, May 28th,.'81. BROWN. T. B. B. 'r.B. P. A. E. PRINCETON. T- R- B Dilts, s ......... -2 di -7 -El Dufiield, R... ...... .. 4 1 S. Greene, H, 1 1 8 3 4 Waolleigh, L ..... 4 0 Rose,I. ...... .......... 1 1 O 0 ' 0 RaffertY,S- -------'-- 3 1 Ladd, C ,,,,,,,,, O 0 4 2 1 . McCune, M. ........ 4 0 J, Greene, P ,,,,,,,, 1 1 0 7 0 Schenck. H ........ .- 4 0 Barker, B ..... O 0 1 O 0 Harlan,'c ............. 4 O Gladding, A.. 0 0 11 0 0 Loney, B ...... V ....... 4 1 Doron, B ............. 1 1 2 0 0 1 Winton, A ------ -'--- 4 0 Waterman, M ...... 1 1 0 O 0 Archer, P ............ 3 0 Totals .............. .17 7 7 27 19 5 Totals.. ......34: 3 Umpire- -Mr. Charles Fulrner. Amherst Vs. Princeton. Pmscmon, May 31st, '81. ' wfliiirlisfr T T. T. 1. T. PB.1NcBToN. T. R. Chase, s. 0 ......... G O 3 1 0 Dufneld, R .......... 5 0 Woodward, H ...... 1 1 9 0 1 Loney, B ............. 4 3 Gould, P. N B ....... . 1 1 0 4 2 McCune, M. ......... 4 3 Savage, B .......... 1 1 1 0 0 Schenck, H...- ...... 5 1 Arnd, L ............ 1 2 1 3 Harlan, 0 ...... . .... . 5 2 Buflin, 13.8 s ........ 0 U 1 2 0 Winton, A. .......... 4 2 Robinson, M ........ 1 1 O 0 1 Ernst, P. ar L ........ 3 0 Pratt, A ..... . ...... O 0 7 0 1 ' Archer, L. ar ..... . 4 1 Critt, C. B 2 3 1 2 4 Rafferty, s.. ....... . 3 1 Totals ...... . ..... 7 9 24 10 12 Totals ...... .... , ...37 13 Umpiref-Mr. Fulmer. Yale Vs. Princeton. PMNCETON, June lst, '81. YALE. B. Til-3. T. 1. T. PRINCETON. T. T. Hutchinson, 2 5 0 9 0 Duflield, B. ....... 4 1 Lamb, L .......... .... 1 1 1 0 0 , Wadleigh, L ........ 4 0 Willdenf. B .... 0 O 1 5 1 'Loney, B ............. 4 0 Gf1I'ClUGF, C--- 1 2 U 0 0 McCune, M ..... .... . 3 1 Camp, s ...... , ........ 0 0 1 2 1 Schenck, H ......... 4 1 Watson,n ......... 2 2 O 0 1 Harlan, 0 .... 3 1 Hopkins, A.. 1 2 11 0 ' 0 Winton, A ........... 4 2 Badger, M .......... . 1 1 0 0 0 Archer, P ............ 4 0 Ives, H ......... 1 1 10 2 2 Rafferty, s ........... 3 1 Totals.. ..... 9 14 24 18 5 Totals.. ........ 3 3 +7 Umpire--Mr. Wilbur, of Troy. BASE BALL. Brown vs PROVIDENCE Princeton. June 4th, '81. BROWN Dilts, s S Gieene m Rose, 1. Ladd J G1eene,P Barker Gladding, A Doron, B Waterman,M San Totals T PRINCETON. T. B. B. 'r. DufHeld,,B. ....... Wadleigh, L ..... ' Loney, B ............. MeCune, M .... Schenck, H ..... . .... Harlan, Winton, A.... Archer, Rafferty, s .... Totals ........ ...... 3 0 B. 3 2 O 0 1 1 1 3 0 11 Umpire--Mr Otis Tilclen. Harvard 'vs Princeton. A CAMBRIDGE, June 6th, '81, OHARVARD B . - Coolidge .. Olmsted, L P Nichols, H .. Baker, s . Edwards, Folsom, P . . Hall M . A Burt A . Snow 0 Totals . 20 PRINCETON. T. B. B Duflield, R ........... Wadleigh, L ........ Harris, r....... Loney,B.............. McCune, M... Schenek, H.. Harlan, G ..... ' A Winton, Archer, r ..... Rafferty, A Totals ...... .T O 4 O 2 U 0 2 1 1 0 10 1 Umpire-Mr Sullivan. Amherst Vs Princeton. A VAMHERST, June Sth, '81. AMHERSF B. . -. Chase,,s.. . . Woodward, H . ' Gould, P. Sc c.... .... Savage, . A 11123 5012-910 oooio 4.01134 Arnd, L. ...... .... . Taylor, B ......... ... 5 Pratt, A ....... ...... Buflin, M .......... 5 Critt, ,o sa P ........... 9 11 27 16 Totals. .... ...... 4 2 9 .2 Dufiield, R .... ....... Harris, L.... ' Loney, B.... McCune, M... ...... . Schenek, H Harlan, .... Winton, A... ........ Archer, O 0 Rafferty, s. PRINCETON. r. R. B. Totals ..... ...... 35 2 O O 1 T.B P A E 8 Umpire-Mr. J. H. Donovan. .B 12. s 70 BRIC-A-BRA O. - Dartmouth vs. Princeton. June 10th, 1881. DARTMOUTH. T. H. B. T.B. P. A. 1-:. PRINCETON, T. H. B. 'r.B. P. A. E Cram, .H .............. 4 '1 O 0 2 1 1 Duffield, R .......... 4 0 2 2 2 0 Rundlett, P ......... 5 1 1 2 0 4 0 Harris, L ............ 4 1 1 1 2 0 Partridge, A ........ 4 0 0' 0 13 O O Loney, B ..... Q ....... 4 2 1 1 2 2 Coombs, M .......... 4 1 1 3 1 0 0 . MeCune, M ....... 3 1 0 0 2 0 Cushman, B ......... 3 0 0 O 2 6 0 Sohenok, H ......... 4 O 1 1 4 2 Howard, R ........... 4 0 1 1 4 0 0 Harlan, 0 ...... .... . 4 0 0 0 2 3 Mathewson, C. .... 4 0 2 2 1 1 0 Winton, H ........... 3 0 1 1 11 0 Gay, s ...... ........... 3 O 0 O 0 2 2 Archer, P ...... ...... 3 0 0 0 0 3 Webster, L. ......... 4 0 1 1 1 0 0 Rafferty, s ........... 3 0 0 0 2 4 Totals ........ ...... 3 5 3 6 9 24 14 3 Totals ............ 32 4 6 6 27 14 7 Umpire-Mr. Charles Fulmer. Rewffci gf U7zz've7f5z'zjf'B. B. Niffee WV SZQSUW gf 1881 1 BATTING Haconzo. ,- Rcmk. lVCmw. Games. A .B. R. Biff. T.B.H. AU.B.H. Av. T.B.H 1. MoCune ........ .... ' 75 99 21 35 43 .354 .434 2. Wadleigli ....... 18 80 14 23 31 .288 .386 3. Dufiield.. .... .. ..... 24 104 23 23 27 .221 .259 4. Rafferty ...... . .... 25 97 22 21 27 .216 .278 5. Winton ....... ..... . . 24 89 14 19 21 .213 .235 6. J. S. -11ar1z1n... ....... 24 90 19 19 34 .211 .377 7. Loney ......... .... 2 5 93 18 18 25 .194 - .269 8. Sohenok. .... 19 81 18 15 15 .185 .185 9. Archer ....... .... 3 78 9 14 ' 16 .179 .205 Harris. ..... 10 39 7 7 10 .179 .256 11. J. M. Harlan.. .... . 6 20 1 3 ' 3 . ,150 ,150 Ernst. ..... .... . .. 4 14 0 0 0 .000 .000 FIELDING RECORD. Rfmk- Name- Games. P. O. 1 A. E. 'Fielding Av 1. Ernst, P ...... .... . .9 ....... 4 0 17 0 1,000 2. Winton, A ........ .... . . 24 221 3 10 ' ,957 ZZ. ,?rclGeE,IP.i .......... ...... 2 3, 12 142 ' 10 .939 . . . ar an, H ...... ' 6 37 8 3 .938 5. Sohenolr, H ....... .. .... .. 19 97 30 15 ,894 6. Harris L. M. R ...... 9 21 2 0 1,000 818 s ......... .... . . 0 4 6 .400 .' 7. Duffield, R ....... .... . . 20 50 9 14 ,808 3. 32015622 B ....... ...... 2 5 ' 68 45 27 ,807 . a er y', s ........ ...... 2 5 30 . 65 24 , 10. Wadleigh, L .... .... . ..... . 7 17 43 4 - 13 11. J. S. Harlan, 0 ................. .... 2 4 38 46 37 ,694 12. McCune, M .............. .... ....... . 2 3 40. 6 . 23 ,667 Wadleigh, '83, received the Prize Bat for the best batting average 111 the Championship games. .BASE BALL. , 71 Smffes qf Me College Chczmpz'0m!zzf Series qf Base Ba!! Games. ' May 4, Harvard vs. Amherst ...... ......... ,,,, 1 5 - 0 H 7, Dartmouth, vs. Harvard ...r.. ,,,, 1 1-13 X 7, Yale vs. Princeton ..... ........ . . 6+ 5 9, Dartmouth vs. Princeton ......, .. 3-20 9, Harvard vs. Brown ............ .,,, 1 0- 6 U 11, Amherst vs. Brown .......... .. 15-11 12, Harvard vs. Dartmouth. ..... 1O- 4 H 14, Harvard vs. Yale ........... .. 14- 9 H 14, Brown vs. Dartmouth ...... .. 6-- 9 H 18, Dartmouth vs. Amherst ..... .. 11-10 H 21, Princeton vs. Harvard ..... .. 1-- 4 ' 21, Dartmouth vs. Yale ....... .. 6-- 3 23, Dartmouth vs. Brown. ...... .. 2-- 5 U 25, Brown vs. Yale. .... ..i ...... .. 4--19 25, Amherst vs. Harvard. .... .. 7-- 2 H 28, Princeton vs. Brown .. .... .. 3-- 5 28, Yale vs. Harvard ........ .. 5---5 30, Yale vs. Brown ........... .,. .. 5- 2 U 31, Princeton vs. Amherst ..... H 13-- 5 June 1, Princeton vs. Yale ...... -- 73- 5 H 1, Brown vs. Amherst. .... -- 10- 4 4, Brown vs. Princeton ..... .- 4- 3 9' 6, Harvard vs. Princeton ...... -- 5-- 5 7, Amherst vs. Dartmouth ...... -- 3-- 5 H 8, Amherst vs. Princeton ...... -- 9- 4 H 8, Yale vs. Dartmouth ......... -- 15 5 10, Princeton vs. Dartmouthl .... 4- 3 4' 11, Yale vs Amherst ...... .... - - 15, Brown vs. Harvard ..... - 9 5 H 25, Amherst vs Yale ........................................ Games played on the grounds rf the first-mentioned club. Couege, '-- Won. Lost. 1. Yale ......... .. 7 3 2. Princeton ..... - 6 4 2. Harvard .......... 6 4 4. Dartmouth ...... . --- 4 4. Brown .... .... 61 b 3 7 6. Amherst. .... ' I 9 i 1 1 l 3 r I I Q I x V I I A ' i 1 I 72 April 2, CC 5, cc 9, U 14, H 16, cc U 21, U 22, 4,4 25, 28, cc 30, May 3, cc 16, cc 24, June 7, BRIC'-A-BRA C' Oiheff Kham Chcwfzpiomhzf Games. Princeton vs. Princeton vs. Princeton vs. Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton VS. Detroit ...... Athletic ....... Athletic ..... Jasper ......... Metropolitan .. . . . Metropolitan .... . National. ...... .. National ........ New York..... Providence ......... .... . Atlantic Q10 in.j ..... vs. Metropolitan ......... . National Q13 in,j .... . Atlantic ................. ty f A l A vs. Harvard ................. Games won, 5. Gaines lost, lO. qi! A ' fe 405 Pi, ., fr We . Qma S SQ 1' 6 o ' t ZH' Ze . ' ', X X .X ..,.,., ,V xl ' P fi I X 'I ff..-X' iljlfzf- , Yi ,Q ' A I lt' QM: A it M1 t rr .7- ' 'Q' Q' , .P UML. P 'N. K luJlC ' Ln' Buatxlmg gwunxatxumx, , OFFICERS C B MANIIJIRRE ' , I President. W F ROBINSON, TfieeP1-egzdenz M EDGAR, 82, Treasurer. - UENNISON7 , 1 Skcreiary. COWAN 31, Captain, 3 B CREW 1880 81 GEO B JENNISON 83, Stroke Weight,1551bs GEO C HOWELL,. 83, 1NO 3, H 165 , COWAN, '81, Captam, NIO , 154 44 T C BAKER, '83, BOW, V ' - ' 156 3 RACE EOR OHILDS CUP PHiLADELP11IA July 1881 Q E ' Emi? ws Q fy UH1V6TS1ty of Pennsylvanm, Columbm, P1'inOetOn. 15 - Resulted in a, Walk-Over fO1 Prmceton Qfwk 54 B V 3 C7-R-ffd-M- 2' ,x!f Z-ff-A-f - ff ' '. x F ' f , , ,, , A 4 ' 'hx-ff? 'I i X 1, J W , I, nlk , ff B ff . fs f, 1, Q' - f' 5. 1 ' 1' 21 5 e Z E Q , BOATING ASSOOIATIOIW 73 BRIC-A-BRA C. 21111111 emxis. A , OFFICERS FOR 1881-'82. GEORGE WESTERVELT, '82, . . President. Vice President W. P. AGNEW '83, . 7 W. C. OSBORN, '83, . . . . Secy eb Treats Directors. J. B. SHOBER, '82. H. PAUL, '84. ,,,-- COLLEGE TENNIS TOURNAMENT. - OCTOBER 8TH-MTH, '8O. ,-iilf--' First Series. , MUNN, '81, defeated ALEXANDER, '83. 1 WEBB, '8l, A H T. CLARK, '82. SHOBER, '82, R. CLARK, '82. WESTERVELT, '82, H TOLER, '82. . ' CONOVER, '83, U 3 MORGAN, '83. HARRIMAN, '83, H VWITHINGTON, '82, OSBORN, '83, HARRISON, '81. Second Series. , MUNN,,'81, defeated HARRIMAN, '83. . WEBB, '81, WESTERVELT, '82, ' U I OSI?-ORN '83. SHOBER, 82, , CONOVER drew' at bye. Tlzzrd Serzes WEBB, 81, defeated SHOBER CONOVER, '83, MUNN ' Fourth Serzes CONOVDR, 83, defeated WEBB S COXTOVER, JR , '83, thus recelved the chaQmp1on h1p of the College Z., . 0 7? J ff . 1 ' , , ' -If f fffjjhw ' LA WN TENNIS. 75 76 , BRIC-A-BRA C. Cricket T Onicers, 1881482. D. P. MOILGAN, JR., '83, . . . President J. B. SHOBER, '82, . Captain- W. TAYLOR, '83, . . Secretary and Treasurer COLLEGE GAMES. . Princeton Vs. Trinity. NEW Bmenron, s. I., MAY 2ls'r, '81. TRINITY-W. S. Emory, Purdy, Mason, M. Bohlen, G Perkins, Wash h ld burn, Grint, Trowbridge, Gowen, Brainard, S e on '83 QCa tainj Haxall, Hamilton, Moigan PRINCETON--COI1OV6I',' , p , N' ' Paul Rigas Shober Taylor, Todd. OTIIIS7 7 D 7 7 Princeton, 78 runs, 6 wickets. Trinity, 78 runs. Q . ,-.M-l--- 'Princeton Vs. Columbia. HOBOKEN, cor. STH, '81. T COLUMBIA-VV. Rutherfurd, F. Morgan, O. De Forest, Octfwiano, fn nett, Lawson, Harrison, Pool, L. Rutherfurd, Woodworth, Torrey D PRINCETON-Morgan, Conover, Bl-ye, Wadleigh, Taylor, Shobei Cap tainj, Graham, Norris, Potter, E. Royle, R. Wanamalzer Columbia, 56 runs. Princeton, 39 runs. x ' NASSAU HARE AND HO UNDS CL UR I . . fa. f O. .. - A fa A ww Wi - -R - P .,.. Efflaessaau: ara and A xmuiis 511111 E. F. CHAPIN, '82, R. K. PRENTICE, '84, W. C. OSBORN, '83, q J. M. WOOD ii.,- J. L. MOORE, ' J. B. BANISTER, M. CAMPBELL, E. F. CHAPIN, W. J. L. FL1OK, W. P. AGNEW, F. DUANE, J. T. HAXALL, WM. ALTON, A E. S. BELKNAP, J. B. BISSRLL, J. H. BLYE, W. W. CATOR, J. B. DEOLAN, RUFF, '8 R 27 L. G R. J. T O. C. D. 8. R A J. OFFICERS. a a - n o A l MEMBERS. '81. D. RIOKRTTS, '82. B. F. HALLOOR, C. HALLOOK, LARKIN, PEEBLES, ' 'ss. HARRIMAN, JR., W. IJYNDE, P. MORGAN, JR., '84:. EGBERT, K. PRENTIOE, ' '85. HARDOASTLR, B. HARR1 MAN, W. F. JACKSON, I J.LPOfl'TER, President. Secretary and Treasurer Ilfaszfer Of Hbunds. First Wflzipper-In.. 1 Second Wlzipjaer-ln. P. VAN DYK13. J. B. SHORRR, J. M. WOODRUFF, G. WRsTER'sf131.'1'. W. C. QSBORN, F. A. C. PERRINR, P. L. RIEMAN. A. L. G. SMITH. J. B. SHRA, C. R. SPENCE, W. D. STERRY. BRIG-A-BRA cr. Rum---1880-'81, . ' First Run-November 20th, P. VANDYKE, '81, frrst, . . . ' . 7 g Second Run--December 18th, '80. W., C. OSBORN, '83, first, . . . . Third Run-4-lllarch 26th, No cap awarded, .' ...Q . - Fourth Run--April 9th, s 0 0 0 s ,-,,?..-1--' The trophy was awarded to M -GMP '81, '81. 7 miles 5 .4 10 U .8 H r P. VANDYKE, 'SL -o- 09- a PRINCETON COLLEGE LA OROSSE OLUE. . xfiunstmxiih IGMOSSO Dinh' -- L. RIGGS, JK., '83, lst Captain. G. W. GILMORE, '83, . Qd Captain. E. F. CHAPIN, '82, . . . Director. E. F. CHAPIN, R. CLARK, F. S. CONOVER, JK., W. P. FIELD, D. K. E. FISHER, Gr VV. GILMOKE, H. W. HALL, X , S. EGBEKT, S. J. POE, G. BAKER, W. W. CATOR, ' 6 . illi- MEMBERS. - '82. T. CLARKE, H. H. EMMONS, A '83. C. HEWITT JQA. HODOE, JR R. MOKNIOHT, J D. P. MOIQGAN, J P. L. RIEMAN, '84. a R. K. PEENTIOE, 7 '1 K., K., W. F. REYNOLDS. , '85, A J. H. DAWSON, OW. P. RIOGS. ---0IPOQ904'f-- W. J. L. FLICK J. LAKKIN. L. RIGGS, JE., J. Pa. SEGUIN, G. P. VVAY, F. P. WHITE, F. C. WOODS. A.. SMITH, C. SPENCE, , G. I 1 p F E i ,I Qisgssuizsiiswgl. I I. A 9 7 ' . 5? f f' 'X qfigf ,ff 3 'LQ' L if f e L f' . E f V, F I Q -Nui ' fig' ' HJ! .,,, 1 A X-6' s X I, . f L,- L 2 L ' X ff 'K .K -' X k f Z QQ! 1 X . f WW - 'L X f 1 X X is gr .A fi L ' , ' XXX, ' 4. M if 7 '24 ...WML ' 7 1 - - is , f.f' BfPs'LG3iQ.1l. Ll CHAS. T. A. E. R. E L. em emu. ' D. L. ELMENDORF, '82, Leader. DENBY '82 Business Mama er. CHARLES YOUNG '83 Accom cznist. A 1 1 9 2 7 E L First Tenors. FLEMING, '83, J. T. HAXAIJIJ, '83, W. C. HIIJI., '84. . Second Tenors. A. C. BAKER, '83, . U. H. MCCARTER., '82, J. B. SHOBER, .'82. First Bassas. E. H. ERNST, '82, J. S. HARL1XN, '83, CLERIHEW, '85, Second Bassos. R. F. SHANKLIN, '83, D. L. ELMENDORF, '82. , BRADLEY, '84, F. R. VVADLEIGII, '83, I MISOELLA NEO US OR GA NIZA TIONS. W E311.11.OE1:tS. Given by the Glee Club. -- .l, Aff! -3 'mf M f ' A H . Q,-3 Vg 2 16. ' ' 1,, L f ,MQ - 9 ' 5 f'f 3?'. 0 2' ' A 'f , ,Z HE. 'X ' IQ ZV ' L4 Z - 4 - L .cf -fl A,-Q X f Jltmjg -ia - . ? ' .5353 E+' , . ' -K S 1 51. ' 4 'XX-5 f 1 U1 PL F ' Y fm JMBXJKW M' L . WTP? ?Jf,7 I , f 'Eire N Vik- . if ll lpft wus. N, .1 ,J LRE-Sii Czqqrj' f'-- -B ' -Cf pf 'T .I XS 1 -1 fy' NN 'xxx'-gJ I IQMLESB X N ,f 4 .S my 's H X. VIZ? Iwi -SQ. ,.S.g?I,.. I . f dj NJX2 ' lmxxvy 6 'S ' KWSN X ff xx Kim N- , ' ff' L- .QM P' T ,, J! xx EJ LX Hxlikx ZSOHW , N X man P. O'hL?Y' I UUIU. Az ,ff - if he Lan xx. MQCSIIQIIIOIII HIRE SIIIII. Y.. Nov. 8th NEW' BRUNSWVICK. 4' 18th PRINCETON. Feb. 14th. JAMESBURG. U 16th ELIZABETH. A 'L 22d. HALRRISBURG. U 23d. PHILADELPHIA. h 28th PRINCETON. ' March 19th ' NEW YORK. 24th BRIDGETON. April 13th DAYTON. 14th CINCINNATI. 15th LEXINGTON. '18th LOUISVILLE. U 19th EVANSVILLE. H 21St. ST. LOUIS. 23d. PITTSBURG. I 25th BALTIMORE. May 2d. PRINCETON. June 18th PRINCETON. 24th NEW BRIGHTON. First YTen0rs. H. G. MYERS, N. Y., T. C. UMSTED, Del., W. W. CONLNER, Ia., W. E. WOODEND, L. I. First Bassas. R. H. BEATTIE, JE., N. I J. R. HUGHES, Pa., ' ,JR,N Y., J. E. JOHNSON . . J. B. SHEA, Pa.. Second Tenors. W. L. VVILBUR, N. J.. D. H. NICALPINE, N. Y B.. SMITH, Wis., O. R. WYLIE,f JR., Pa.. Second Bassas. Y H. D. THOMPSON, N. A. E. CLERIHEW, O., C. S. CLARK, Pa., J. D. BEDLE, N. J. '1 ,a fy 1 4 9 Hg il! Ei L 2 ii 358' , . vi :41 ., ,Ill VJ.: ! w E 1 L A 1 Af. I v 'I 2 8 Z up: 82 BR1 C-A-BRA 0. 5 28,-., X 35.51 few , cpm , , I 1 . ' , l ,J ki f ,,, xr X I '-' ' 1-A ex' , 5 'N B XL is 8 . 'A f zifffm -' ff ' ' f L 1: -A - , f gf i I M -- :sf -r f - 8 -Y '- 8 ' ' 'J' ' ' 1 r' - A 3 , W V g K ff, , ef 8 fe' 1 ' 4 ' i I Qgwg t , eg, fwA7, J - ? 1 I . if 8 M - i , . ., A 4, 8 1 if in . -H 0 ZX .Ji : f' ah QI T , f S Q fi E L .Q - ' Ha . I ' ' ..x Ei 1 l 1 - 1 e I118tI'17L,1i1BHJLd1eQl1Jlh., J 6 1 if Y' F 5 2 sf 5. gl., if? ,. ,!a . ssf EEE egg , W f 3 : fi: .gl 5, 8'i 'I ! , I , ! . 1 igf , 1 i - 1 e Q . R fr! C. W. PARKER, '82, . Leader. E. J. VVHITE, '82, .... ' Business Manager. 7 7 A 4, Ferst Wolins. 4, Second Violinhs e F. H. MILLER, '84, Y W. W. CONNER, '85, Cofnels' M E. J. WH1TE,'82, Ozarzoneg. , J. IMKIN, '82, Bass. 'W. L. NASSAU, '8l,.Piano. I 5 i . Q V es 1 . V5 3 ' lf I 'l 2 1 , ,. .I 1 MISOELLA NEO U6 OR G-A NIZA TIONS. Su1111zu.1111urs Ersssptiuu COMMITTEE. O. HARRIMAN, JR., Chairman. - W. P. AGNEW, f H. A. ALEXANDER, F. S. CONOMER, JE., W. P. FIELD, W. D. GREEN, - J. S. HIXRLAN, J. T. HAXAI.I., J. A. HODGE, JR F. A. LIBBEY, W, C. OSBORN, E. C. PEACE, L. RIGGS, JR. LADY PATRONESSES. Mrs. JAMES MoCosH, Mrs. COLEMAN DRAYTON, Mrs. W. EARL DODGE, Mrs. JUSTICE HARLAN, Mrs. W. B. SCOTT. sux 7. I .eg ' X- A ,..fm, Wy, V - R+. Dem 84 BRIO-A-BRA o. . . E . . Ewosslrxxrgtuxx xrthdoegp Qroatnzrs 4 DAVID ,3VPILLs, JR. ALBERT PSPJEIARSHA. Q 's2. '84- I HOWARD'BRYANT. FERDINAND J ELKE, JR. 7823 Elfforizofixailfirefo Kriozmmittoe. E. B. CRITCHLOW, Chairman, J. A. MCWPLLIAMS, ALFRED F. BURT, H. H. WELLES, JR., I PAUL HEMPHILII, J. G. HIRREN, JOHN WILSON. Eiullogo Eiompaigxn of 1880. ..1.T- , a I 5 YA. E QQ NN- 'AQ 'Ill' I M, If I? , . F F Q P P U i ii I f ' DEMOCRAT. REPUBLICAN. For President, For Presidenzf, , D. A. HAYNES. DAVID WILLS, JR. For Wee President, For Vice President, GEORGE DE F. DAY. ' PAUL HEMPHILL. , 5 For Governor, - For Governor, PHILIP N. JACKSON. CHARLES E. DUNN. Republican-268. Democrat-118. Republican majority-150. 951551 Q i f A Wi n ' .I f, ' V 7,-. 2 ,sv :-' Q4 NDXW T 9 'I , 'ig Lggjli . .2 Q ', ffyf' J L .I 1 f H- - '7A f7 Pnscz. T ElKY1:i111zRt11n Bingnls 511111. H S. PRENTISS, E S. SIMONS, R K. CLARK, GEO. WESTERVELT, W. P. FIELD, F B. WHITE, WM. CHESTER, G P. BUTLER, H P. TOLER, V WM. LAWTON, JR., J FISHER, i i 1 'I Q. 1 I 4 Colors-Peacock, blue and gold. ?,, OFFICERS. R. K. CLARK, President. W. P. FIELD, Cdptain. T. S. CLARK, Sec'y and Treas. MEMBERS. , P. G. H. F. OSBORN, ' I. P. WITHINGTON. '82. A. S. BIGKHAM, C. WITHINGTON, E. S. RANKIN, T. S. CLARKE. '83.. J. A. HODGE, JR., CHAS. HEWITT, L. A. LEWIS. '84:. J. Y. BOYD, E. L. BRADLEY, '85. J. H. BLYE, A. T. BAKER, J. L. GRAHAM. .' FN gf I K I :i a C I Q W. D. CRAIG, D. L. ELMENDORE, T. POTTER, O. GREEN, D. K. E. FISHER, F. L. COOLIDGE, STANLEY WHITE. C. J. ALLEN, J. R. DICKEY, 86 , B1-210-A-B1-:A og Y L . . '90 q , 5 4' 'f I fx .W P .rt lx 1'2 IX 15 . Q V :E fly, vff 1, ' if I V NJN .5 . ' I 1' ' ' f 1 54 ! ' E , A ' ,V , I- i W '4s1'-1 Y f , la X .I V, K , . A 5 fy px X I I' f l, N , A , . xi 1 M, i ,D L, gm fi, .. ,Q , . gl, .f . A . -3,1 ,LU ', 5-'Xa ' -'W A 4 fd! V781 . 5 J, - ff- ' X -I Y , ' A , - E xy 1 - ,, gg - l, EW I, , , -1 f ,I , - 'R - -5' N L .:,,.,,' -.' -xl. ' - 25' - , , ,, ,fhizjg-S.3' ?L,,,N,.,,7 e zi:,1-f 1247 ,w-xJ.r N-,- TL J, 1- l.27LZf! ,, 5g,fQQi7q.,,.,v .'55,1::u5.Q.A-,MF I ff 1 ' - f w-f,.---1-'--L- '-------'M-f-f-ep., J ' . - 'fm .'-- K-- .L-..-f-5 f 1 , I, j--.. .. :lj-P. cz' jiK1Q ?,1 i93j'ff.,, ..- -'M . -- - ..- ,., -...V .. A , 7 I -haf ' ff -11 -,-f 5 - ,, -'AL -f A Mixff- fww1112ivW4?f?fffwfwz.12fff.' f,Q'Q 'T .,,,, ,Wg f , - 4, , ., ,E ,4,.,!.,,,,,,y, V,,,,5,pg,1,Zw,, f . ,..,, 41 ,g:,,.,,,,9A'5.Qf Q W +1'fFf2a's., '- Agjfffrf A f Q. ,. -v,,L. . -'fri-5 '- ,..' f 4- . -mfflffffgx M' fwqff . I riimfstun 18153 Eilube. i.l.. THOMAS S. CLARKE, '82, ' GEORGE P. WAY, '83, 1 , 7 W. GOODRIGH JONES, 83, T. A. GILI., '83, MISCELLANEO US OR GANIZA TIONS. X X.-eHw:wQg X. --Q-M--sw, -JH.- ,, ,Eg - A , l ,- w ' BN . E f if 'E A - EQ'F' . - -.1 . f-- H fu 1... V-1 - -M, K-Q: -Q ,W '19 Gif I n ' . 4 z.s+:::.v? HHHI. HU. f, lL1?f'i ff.w1!! WHIIHMM . .1-',i3Qlf.. V H . ' iii . ug4:b 7, .. 'gfl.EsSgm:ii.-E Tlue E1IQQil11B1'333'i11Ql Slab.. OFFICERS. I ED S. R-ANKIN, '82, .... . F Pfesidenzf. WVM. P. FIELD, '83, . , Vice Prggidgmf F. C. R. ROBERTS, '83, . . Reporter. S. M. SHOEMAKER, JR., '84, . .. . Secretary. MEMBERS. HENRY CREWV, H. S. PRENTISS, ED. S. RANKIN, W. H. W1LLs, W C. WITHINGTON. W. P. FIELD, S W. H. GULIOK, l ' R. MOKNIGHT, F. C. R. ROBERTS, S. K. ROYLE. ' S. M. CAULDWELL, M. C. KENNEDY,. W. DARLING, . A. MOFFAT, F. S. HICKS, S. M. SHOEMAKEE, JR., . WM. TOD. JAS. BUCKELEW, JANON FISHER, A W. J. GREENE, C. T. D. HALSEY, J, B, MILES, P. T. NORTON, H. P. TOLER. BRIO'-A-BRA C. i A 4' SESEEEEEEQB. Q if GT s ' 4 ' . ,di 5 4 ix O S 2, X LMH ill.. S . i X f 'SME 'ifartimm Qaida H. CREW, J. A-. MCWILLIAMS, E. B. CRITCHLOWV. . G. P.'P1ERsoN. G. F. GREENE, I.. SCUDDER, B. C. HALLOGK, A W. SCUDDER, S. E. HUIQIN9 W. B. SHERWOOD, PAUL MARTIN, ' G. Y. TAYLOR. A J. M. WQODRUFE. T112 VTU1EmQr1-T-xj:fQgTER11 Sunistg , '82-3. ' E. M. ROYLE, ' OTTO CROUSE, G. B. DURELL, S. K. ROYLE, Y C. S. DAY, u F. N. RUTAN, R. D. BETTY, L. H. PRESCOTT, T. C. SUMMERILL, A. C. WARD, DEBA TING SO CIETIES. in 14354 f R caan. A A, ' L . W V P' 7 5 V A-2. L fm, . S , , X L mepiau Suniatg. '83. F. WHITLOCK, A, IXARSHA F. B. RUE, H. RUDD, VV. E. RUSSELL, QL. J.j V. L. ITIICKS, W. E. PARKE. 02 W. A. ANNIN, W. C. BEATTIE, C. R. BRODHEAD, A. P. GERMAN, G. W. GILMORE, F. E. HOSKINS, Eoqpnofn my fz:ou'. '83, E. M. LANDIS, H. M. LANDIS, J. Gr. IWURDOCH, T. R. PADEN, J. C. RUSSELL, R. S. YARD. Bl-RIC-A-B RA C. LII! - 'ry sex ---1'-A Riga Q, Q + 4 V + V I Isihnxxerxx Ihamxm female SQ .. E. F. CHAPIN, '82, 'E. H. ERNST, '82, 1 H. H. EMMONSQ82, J. B. SHOBER, '82, P 4, E. S. SIMONS, '82, CHAS. DENBY, JR., '82. yy 8 1 YH I has Slxmxnazlxxxalwrs. ' a fss. J. E. BALDWIN, F. B, RUE, R- S- YARD, G. P. COOPER, F. A. C. PERRINE, W, W, BUTLER MIS CEL LA NE O US OL UBS. Mxiglxti uf tha Ozsquet '83. . J. J. ARCHER, W. pt FIELD B. R. BEDLE, L, A, LEWIS, H- G- BRYANT: L. R1GG's, JR. S. R. TABER. 'Fira ffihuue Sat 'lfrelmias fihxbf FRED. A. LIBBEX, ED. H. RUDD, FRED. B. WHITE, STANLEY WHITE lkinzighfts uf tim Quart. F. W. F. W. VV. B. SCOTT, ROOHELLE, CHAPIN, FOSTER, '85. E. W. BILL, J. E. JOHNSON, Ju. C. W. MCILVAIINE, J. C. FOSTER. Tha Euurtimrs.. J. Y. BOYD, , J. W, ROBINSON, R. K. PRENTIOE, H. N. PAUL, 284. W. M. LANGDON, J. C. DAVES, FERD. JELKE, JR. F. H. MILLER. s 5 6 I 1 BRI0-A-BRA c. A , n , v 5,1-7 w..-, , ff fm . A ' . '-x nf , bg. I EYHHIQ , 451' ff 1 s ETL,-Ll. 2 NM! -WN . . , , ,Il . L--1-. -1--v -' f . W'E'if 1 X I l - ff, -. gf 1 X Zig?-'nw tqggr-g1g'Lf,-E-f , n. . ' . X fy Q J, f ' - ,J -1113: L .. . ..., ,,- 1 ,Fig I fig , - f K Q f 2 - , 'ff-WJ? 1 ---.fgrp-4,3 , ,A ,...- ttyl 5 ! .V I i 5 .QT urn-nq fa -.4-hifi. , - '1,,,,-..7r,.. 'qfi I ' If A,-p A 2 sf N,-91.1 rfgf- '-sv-4 If . W -J my d 2-X--f is TI'-'W 5 ' N, 1 J ', 'ex V' ' 113. LAS' X, stil :-1-Q. 1 J? , Eb .. . 5 ,I vm, .,' -AA, - N ,I ' ,- . I, .. 29 15a ,qfiisc :11::Z7,fx'1 'Z :Q',- fn4,-Gigi ? ',f 'J .- ' N ' ' X - - .- .42 -.Af .' ' 'QP X E -1 1' n :? .ou x fE.,j1jsipf A - f fa- ' .4-,'L5'3u,:. , ---1:-:BL ,,, ,f-r-3,'H'f1-.....b5 Lf 1- W ww ,gmtn . L'f:,L:55l?i5S:::'7.'-:T 4' V ... --- -, xh .'xa,,,, -.- 1-v. ,.... - - -- -, ' D '1Q,ff f -gigs' Aly! .,-pf,--4amw.v..Aiuz,.,,k -GTX' I X 5 ' ,jjj Zu- ' ', 1:-af ' x , - Q' - 'ga 7 IN- 4 1 YS . AIA 1:i:1uz1a-mx Sullvaga Exixifixrg lush. ,..-,1,1..-.....i.,.... Active Mfember. JAMES ARTHUR ROBESON, 83. H Honorary Member. ELMER ELSWGRTH HAWES, '83, EH ix H MQ 3 .. ' 1 Q z: ,Mi A A---f at . g. ' .Pa-xt V .3!g,xy2. i -fp I fx 2 7 ' c7..f gli ' 'fig c fi . 0 X , 1 Q1 lf' ,- V K A 'Mn-W -w-:vs-4-vqrm-'tw-1vfMv'1PHUr1rW'H CLA SS OR GAQNIZA T I ONS. I Glass lirgamzatiurrs i A . '82, ' Class Colors, Opera Blue arld Drab. President-G.,Y. TAYLOR. S , Vice President-GEO. D. BROWNE. Secretary-T. K. WHEELER. ' T reasurer-HOWARD BRYANT. Hisioricm-W. G. SUTPHEN. A '83-. Class Color, Maroon. President-L. RIGGS, JR. Vice President-RICHARD NORRIS. Secretary-G. P. WAY. Treasurer-L. A. LEWIS. Historian-CTTO -CROUSE. '84, . Class Colors, Crimson and Drab. President-A. W. MCMILLAN. Vice Presideni-YV. C. RION. ' Secretary-A. B. ERNST. ' Treasurer-H. N. PAUL. Historian-E. W. HARRIS. '85. Class Colors, Navy Blue and Cardinal. .P7'68id67'L1f4A. E. CLERIHEWV. Vice PT6SiC!67'lZ-ALEX. HARDGASTLE. Secretary-W-. P. RIGGS. . Treasurer-+J. VV. BARR. Historian-PAUL WEIR. 3 4 ...Q 'ff-F N- E 1 v --:qu EA TING CL UBS. uinkmzhunker Eiluh. D R TACKMAN, W B BAKER. H D WILCOX G L DAY, JOHN CHETWOOD, JR , A LEWIS, S HARIAN W QPEIR G R FIEMING W C SOO'rfr W C OSBORN R F SHANKLIN B WANAMAKER, M. CAMPBELL, U. H. MOGARTER, GEO. YVESTERVELT. x O. HARRIMAN, JR., W. P. FIELD, S. R. TABER, W. P. AGNEW. uthrupuphagi. F L WHITLOCK, , W. M. DIORINSON, J Y BRATTON W. VV. BUTLER.. W E AYRES J. H. REED. MONROE CRAWFORD, V B. H. GASKELL. T112 Washers. ,lili- '82, G. D-. BROWN, ' ' B. CRITCHLOW, D. L. ELMENDORF W.. J. L. FLIOK, H. S. PRENTISS, W. G. SUTPHEN. B. G. WINTON, J. M. 'WOODRUFF, J. B. BANNISTER, JOHN LARKIN, J C. W. PARKER, f P. RANNEY, , ' S. YARD. 4 ' '84 P. T. IQIMBALL, A A. D. LUNDY, . s 7 ! G. DENDY, JR., PAUL QHEMPHILL, MORGAN EDGAR, R. B. ROWE, J. B. SHOBER, L. RUTHRRFORD, C. J. WINTON. Ir 96 BRICPA-BRA C. - - - , alw ay ss e nic r 3115.5 ac .r ecl lvldf-L1 H1 3. U1Q1Lg'1x'DfLLLS0l.ElTll14Elhl,. To . rcue r e nt me , Uislvlg long C nO1LQl1011CdC.z15t3il' ' Lreawe 2.11. 21410-uhtcwvlorayecl I hi nel 11 Le'nelimT.1On on 2117165 T in I1 veZc'.1LQ1.E1'C9C VA 'I' i-4 ous o'c'..9 llleb- . if wif . ...gf 2' W -.J T 4 ll TH i his in gc mars I '83. I EDTVIN M. ROYLE, WV. GOODRIOH JONES, ROBERT S. YARD, CHARLES Gr. WILSON, T. ANTHONY GILL, E. HUNTTING RUDD, CLINTON S. DAY, SINCLAIR K. ROYLE, JOHN E. PARMLY, HULBERT AGNEW. EA TIN G OL UBS. 97 11:2 ilhittls Ohm Eiluah. ' '85.T A A- F- TREE, W- P- RIGGS, J. B. HARRIBIAN, G. D. YOUNG, J. STURGES, ' ' J. L. GRAHAM, N, B. DOLAN, J. POTTER, Q IP. WEIR, H. H. THORP, ' J. C. COOPER, A. F. ROBERTS, ,l-.l-li-51 The Qepsiuu. A ' '84l. J. L. BLACKWELL, J. B. BENSON, WILLIABI SDARLING, E. W. HARRIS, M. C. KENNEDY, H. J. MORRIS, ,W. C. RION, S WILLIAM TOD, S. M. CAULDWELL, ' , ' F. S. HIOKS. A ?? The 51119: Of Eilulxs. . -Li,,,,.- - 'SR A. L. BARRETT, W. E. BEATTIE, HOWARD BRYANT, A. F. BURT, A E. F. CHAPIN, E. H- ERNST1 C. E. HARRLS, ' J'. G. HIBBEN, E. S. HUGHES, E. S. SIMONS, S A R. S. WADDELL, B. L. WALLACE, E. D. WARFIELD, H. H. WELLES, JR., JOHN WILSON, ' D. W. Woods, JR. .ik . '.5' 9 --v,'17f:.'4 ,' , 'I M. ,, f , 'Q My A ' 4'w-f- - if N W- -NN 98 BRIO-A-BRA C. I i 's J Tv 1 . , . 1 V ,VM I. xx fl fjifnp, Z .V , 4 y W Ev ... 1 ff.. Q '15 ' ' A! ui : i- 'EZ 'f , E .. eg. i -4:-. iz :1' -Q is ?- fl .- E53 '-2 4 Y we 2. 2 if E 5 fl 75-2 1 2 . ,, - -H ii' - fa -' ff A 4 Q Q . 7 Y 'A J . , x . 'f' E., IQLCLW -215. wall? 523' x g ' V0-ml -1 L 41, Cwlk-1f:Ei3i'f0F157U31 AN ' Q wx 'V . 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OLOOT, F. PAIIMLT, S. J. POE, R. VV. SHAW, A. C. SMITH, E. A. SIIYTH, J. STEVENS, A. VVELLING, O. W. VVEYER, A. L. YOUNG. Oi Ovvfvpci7cegOL. AMBEOSE G. TODD, T. A. SWAN, . A. TAYLOR, A. W.'MCMII.LAN, J. W. ROBINSON, P '84 R. K. PRENTISS, T. D. MCKENNX', FERD. JELKE, JR., J. C. DAVES, F. L. COOLIDGE, G. P. BUTLER. J. Y. BOYD, H. N. PAUL- W. M. LANGLON, G. H. CARPENTER F. H. MILLER, ff' I .gf 5 F, J ' , Aff? S-S-1-,,. gt- jaw 9 A hw , Af.: i ff- ' 1'-apP'.f f', ,Sq Q19 . . ' ' S.. ' -' ' PWM ' I - .'-'J r llln ffk , ,H , ' . xx ' 1 H A Ui L , L. 1:11 . eg, ., .f'-'Wi g -1, 'f V' A EJ .f- 4' -4 - . sk C? . 135 ' A' !l r 1- 1 4 ' ,JD . - D,Tf-A ' A' A D pad - A A fr , WMSFNWSQQ . 'X A' iii A -f-f--'L U52 CS-1 ' M-P Q ff X A flnvft ,vm HAL.. of . .Q T' -DC' ff Q ' A A D ZIMJBBJK 11 .OS MOD Of O . . 1 U PA + , - - EV - i Hilqsrrxs Ont mmm. . . I J A. E. REIRER, R. C. QHALLOCK, G. B. HALLOOK, f W. C.t:HOW'ELL. ' , A -A . '83. A ' H. M. LANDIS, . W. C. BEATTIE, ' GEORGE EDWARDS N 1 E. LANDIS, H. BONBRIGHT, T.-ROSS PADEN, ,VX W. H. C. LEE. A ' 9 . 84. CEAS. B. DUNN, E. LEUTE, . I. D. MISHOFF, ROBERT W. WTANKIRK, R. GORDON MAOKAY, C. J. HOWELL. . , . . 85. CLARENCE J. ALLEN, C. A. HEALEY, ' C. T. HOOD, JOHN H. BLYE, HENRY D. THOMPSON, C. WRIGHT, J. R.,D1OKEY ALFRED KELLEY' R. H. BEATTIE 7 A 7 I 9 W. D. STERRY, W. B. CHAPIN, F. W. ROOHELLE, J. WOODS BROWN, W. L. WILBUR, C. P. ROBINSON, A. V. STAVELY, I'IOWARD P. TRASK, M. Z. HITTEIJL, , W. L. GRANBERY, A. V. DAWES. - 5 A a l EA. T I N G CL UBS. LL, L, . . .Q - -fv I f ' if - 4-Q2 I W:W'?7l '... i I E- B -. '---- - --15'-- ----Y' -15 ,:4 ,. f f 1-f 1'7 k: Xf ,.. .bg . L? HV., V, .. , , H , U , V F U ,H :X EA -E ' fy- . - -- illfr ' .iff L-4,15 - :.- . ,D-137' 5 If1'i.a1f:-ff' WJ' 'Jef' W 7 -gig Q .- if 'f ' f 34- 1 f 2 - :.- .' .1f,g5 'ifSiG?L ia. - , f. ,.4- 'Q Q5 '71 ' g ' . 26 wY7.-1-..-.. Q-5' 4.v1 1 ..F . Chf' - -: 1 41 . .1 ff- -'-15 : ,g- Q L-QR 7 ,, Oa Z ' gf 1-22 ' 1 .. '-Q! 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MCCLUBQPETA, M. PARKER, C. LORD, F. W. BURLEIGH, W. F. HALL, JR., W. F. JACKSON, C. R. IQNOX, H. G. MYERS, J. P. ROOSA, JR., , H. D. THOMPSON, E. WIIYSON. ' JR., - Qnmiuuxfuus Gramians. 1 '84:. WILLIAM ALTON, GRIER HERSH, JOHN D. BLAIR, CHESTER F. LEE ALEX. B. EBNST, DAVID M. LOOK Gr. RODMAN FOX, JR., W. FRED., BEYNOI DS, J. H. GULICK, H. CLAY STEWART, JOHN MAYNARD HARLAN, l STANLEY ,WHITE J ITING CLUBS - V . 'ill H 3 15, :.,5:gfi3:TL.swf'FZ1-. m.v'5.??g., 3 . . 1.-1'J'QQ?k'7fI Jlglggif' A., X fix. .:f1f.f..f: '-,1-. Nh-w,' N E mf-vb' 4 ,- Y- ,i l ' . K, .7-' Miz.. .igI'J 9 45 Mk. , 'Q f ' . A-A I, . ---1' 5 -Q' L. ,fy H5 fa? fIfI.,f1fS.qQ fl N If. fin 'IV g5' 1fA!2yf, wp 'g J ,i g 1 Us hr f iw ' X 12 '.M!X!' xi 1'f'h.45gj FZ ' xv '47 . N I NX f 4-IfM+..... Mzqyyyyl I. W I I-I .-yn, ,1 I eg I F0 J - W ' jl',lf ...i'?-:.T--M -. 4 A X-- U E m,.,- fAZggfiT'53 Q5' 1 -.'..' i I fi? j-- 4 ' liiilif AF O' .,A':' l,l 'f ' -'!1'An 42-nv -1' . . J 'N I J' ig' 'Xia 6 aff! 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A. GOOCH, Louisville, Ky. HARLAN CLEVELAND, Augusta, Ky. J. B. MOFERRAN, 4' U J. C. FOSTER, Cincinnati, O. I J. W. BARR, 5' 'W. R. FOSTER, ' FEVIS GOODLOE, 4' 1 J. L. HUMPHREY, New York City. CLINTON BIRD, New York City. W. KITTLE, San Francisco, Cal. J. AUSTIN, Philadelphia, Pa. W. CATOR, Baltimore, Md. H. LAMBERTON, Winona, Minn. C. SPENCE, Q J. B. SHEA, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 D. H. MCALPIN, JR.,New York City. I 5 J. E. JOHNSON, New-York City. T. C. BERRY, Hagerstown, Md. . W. W. DGNALDSON, Balt., Md. C. VANAUSDEL, Dayton, O. , C. J. ALLEN, Philadelphia, Pa. L. W. FROST, Yonkers, N. Y. D ix he 11' t xga Dire. '83, , A RICHMOND. , '85. LORD, SCHARF, MOTLVAINE, WOODEND, WOOD, J. WILSON, KNAPP, CONEY, CARTER. , I . ANNUAL COMMEN CEMENT. 105 CEYEYEYI V A mfmcz! Cemmencemefezi JUNE 2313, 1881. ' .. .,, THE LATIN SALUTATORY, . . , , I EDWIN A Dm N J T' 0 J , u THE ENGLISH SALUTATORY, . . .. WILLIAM A ROBINSON Pa, ' 1 - .l., SPECTAL HONORS.. Awawiedfor excellence, as indicated. ARTHUR L. KIMBALL, N. J., . . . THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES. An Unknown Land. . A. CAMPBELL ARMSTRONG,'JR., N. Y., . . PHILOSOPHIGAL STUDIES. Educated Workers. WILLIAM S. DODD, N. J., , . , ' , , 0 GREEK. The Political Aspects of Mormonism. THOMAS WARREN, N. Y., . . . . . . LATIN. . American Culture. CHARLES C. ROBBINS, N. J., . . . MATHEMATICS. 4' England and the BOerS. J.,O. H. PITNEY, N. J., . . . . . GENERAL EXCELLENCE. H The Mayflower and the Slave Ship. ARTHUR H. SCRIBNER, N. Y., . . . GENERAL EXCELLENCE- The Republicanism of Victor Hugo. THOS. W. GAULDWELL, N. Y., . . I . . NATURAL SCIENCESQ - Turkey and Its Future. . CHARLES G. TITSWORTH, N. J., . K . . GENERAL EXCELLENCE- The Spirit of Chivalry. T. H. POWERS FARR, N. Y., . L . . GENERAL EXCELLENCE. The Siege of Paris. PAUL VAN DYKE, N. Y., . . . . ENGLISH LITERATURE. . U Our Inheritance. ' i I - 5 1 Q . . , I - l. li I .1 3 f I I I , . -I .I I. E, 1 . -J El. I l I . I . t ' It 'D I i f 4 Q . I i 5 R A l Q I I I J I E 'i l .C lil ll! li. ff: I.. 51: if: fx. In iii- El. iii' .1. fi el Elf! .lgi sz lr. .QW ll lie. iiiie III 'zllif fllal :Till ,Iljf :Mt A ll f-.ll ills' hill ,wil 'Lili Nl' fill :IVE UIQ: -I II- iflllrm U fill! ilfii I I .l Q. LU Ellll nf! 'rl x ll Iwi 'Hall .! 'Il I I,s. EV- ll. iii! Ziff 'I 1,4 , I ' 5 fi zlf I . .I Avg l uf il ly 37,2 I 'I r I' 5 'I 'I 106 .!. I ,. .II fs 'I I E l Ig! x N C BRIO-A-BRA O. HONORARY ORATIONS AND TI-IESES. HARRY C. SELHEIMER, . . . . . . Pennsylwlma- Thesis--4' Switzerland. JAMES M. WILSON, . . . - ' - - - - P0HHSY1VaU19J- Oration- The Jews as Christians. J. LEVERETT MOORE, . . . . . . . New Jersey. 'Cration-J' The Tragedy of Common Life. ' WILLIAM S. BAOOT, . . .E . ' ' . New Jersey. Oration-U Balzac. CHARLES E. CRAVEN, . . ., . . . . New J ersey. p I Cration-4-t'Disraeli as a Statesman. DAVID A. HAYNES, -. . I .... District Columbia. Cration- The French Republic. THEODORE-B.SCHNEIDEMAN, . . .. . . . Pennsylvania. Thesisf-4' Poetry of the Nineteenth Century. H. CHARLES PORTER, . . . . . . . Pennsylvania. ' ' Thesis-4' Characteristics. . New Jersey. . ALEXANDER M. HUDNUT, . . . ' Thesis-U Shelley. S. GRAEME HARRISON,' . . A Q . . . . . Maryland. Thesis-H A Plea for the South. FREDERIC M. DAVIS, . . . ' ..... New Jersey. Thesis- The Speaking Dead. A THOMAS DANFORTH' KING',i . . , . . . 4 . Ohio. . Thesis- The True Communism. HENRY B.WEhLES, ' . . ' .... ' . New York. ' Q- Oration- The Assassination of the Czar. . . . . . . . Pennsylvania. WILLIAM INGHAM, . C I ' Thesis- Voltaire FRANK ROSEBERRY, . .V . . . . . New Jersey. ' S Thesis--'G The German Element in the United States. GEORGE L. ALENL, . . . ' , , , Pgnngylvania, I Thesis-- The Rights of the Minority. JAMES A. WERE, JR., J A . . I ..... New Jersey. l . Cration-'f Byron as the Representative of His Age. A A NN U A L O O M JIIEN OEM EN T 107 MASTER'S ORATION. HENRY MARQUAND, New York, class of 1878. VALEDICTORY ORATION. RICHARD DAVENPORT HARLAN, D. C. PRIZEMEN., Senior. 4 . Class of '59 Prize in English Literature, . . . . 25140.00 PAUL VAN DYKE, New York. Science and Religion Prize, ..... , 3310000 ' JAMES S. HILLHOUSE, Georgia. George Potts' Bible Prize, ....... 1 . 3570.00 CHARLES G. TITSWORTH, N. J., GEORGE C. FROST, Mich. Junior. V Dickinson Prize, ...... 3560.00 THEODORE POTTER, Ohio. First Honor Prize, ...... 53200.00 J. DEF. L. DAY, New York. A Scphomore. Mathematical Prize, . . . . - A - 380-00 HENRY M. LANDIS, Pennsylvania. Stirmecke Prizes. I. BENJAMIN W. MITCHELL. Kansas, . 370-00 ll. GEORGE B. DURELL, New Jersey, 340-00 Ill. HENRY M. LANDIS, Pennsylvania, . -330-O0 ' Freshman. . . . 0200.00 First Honor Prize, . - - - R. KEIALY PRENTICE, New York. i 4 108 W. E. BEATTIE, . G. F. GREENE. BRI C-A-BRA C. JUNIOR ORATORS. First Contest, July 4th, 1783. Clio. 6 , 4 0 Q 0 0 H The Defense of Truth. g Q u Q u , n Q 'A The Mission of Defeat. South Carolina New York. R. C. HALLOCK, .... . . . . Ohio. 4'Prornetheus Bound. I. J. A. MCWILLIAMS, D ...... New York. I H Norse Character and Its Influence. I P Whig. I Pennsylvania. A. F. Burt, . 'The Lavr of Change, the Law of Progress. III.. G. L. DAY, . . . . . . New York. I H Modern Doubt. IV. J. GQHIBBEN, .... . Illinois. A 1 'IA Nation's Sin. ll. THOMAS PEEBLES, .V . . . I - . . Pennsylvania. U Conflict as the Condition of Intellectual Progress. illi- MACLEAN PRIZEMEN FOR FIVE YEARS. The ITTSZ was in 1872--58100. 1877-WM. DULLES, JE., Pa., Whig. . 1878 1879 1880 1881 -Wivr. T. ELSING, Ill., Whig. ' +WM. M. PADEN, Pa., Clio. RICHARD D. HARLAN, D. -C.. Whig, GEORGE F. GREENE, N. Y., Clio, ANNUAL C OMMENCEMENT LYNDE -DEBATE. ' QFirst Contest in 1876' Question-J' Ought in PI'oteotive,'rather than a. Revenue, settled Policy of our Government? CON TESTANTS. Ajfrmative. JAMES S. HILLHOUSE, Ga., . . THOS. D. KING, Ohio, DAVID WILLS, Ga., ' . ' Negative. PAUL VAN DYKE, N. Y., .I . 4 RICHARD D. HARLAN, D. C., . DAVID A. HAYNES, D. C., . lst. DAVID A. HAYNES, D. C., , . 2d. 3d. 1877 1878 1879 1880 RICHARD D. HARLAN, D. C., PAUL VAN DYKR, N. Y., - 109 Tamiif to be the . Clio. iWhig. -. Whig. Clio. Whig. Clio. . Clio.. . Wrhig. . Clio. FIRST JUNIOR ORATORS FOR FIVE YEARS. --CHARLES L. WILLIAMSA, N. J., -WILLIAM T. ELSING, I11., -WILLIAM M. PADEN, Pe., . -RICHARD D. HARLAN, D. C., 1881-J. A. MCWILLIAMS, N. Y., Clio. . Whig. Clio. . Whig. . Clio. Y FIRST LYNDE PRIZEMEN FOR FIVE YEARS. Prizes.-lst, S1305 za, 38120, sad, 35100. 1877-SAMUEL J. ROWLAND, N. Y., . . . . 1878-W. S. MCEACHRCN, N. Y., ' 1879--ABRAM W. HALSEY, N- J-, . 1880-RODNEY JANVIER, India., . 1881-DAVID A. HAYNES, . . . Clio. . Clio. ' . Clio. . Clio. Clio. 110 BRIO-A-BRA C. VALEDICTORIANS FOR FIVE YEARS. 1877-W. E. SLEMMONS, Ohio, . L . . - 1878--DAVID STEWART, Md., . . 1879-W1Li.uiM I .,MAGIE, N. J., . 1880-R. F. CONOVER, N. J., l881-RICHARD D. HAR1LAN, D. C., . g . lst Prize- lst Prize-D. lst Prize--C. lst Prize--E. ?i.l-- HALL PRIZES. CLIO. Senior Orations, '81. Whig. Whig Clio. Whig Whig C. G. TITSWORTH,rN. J. 2d Prize--W. S. BAGOT, N. J. I I Extempore Debate. H - Senior Essays. A. HAYNES, D. C., '81, 26. Prize--HENRY CREW, Ghio, '82. G. T1TsWoRTH, N. J. 2d Prize-W. A. DOUGALL, Ni J. ' Sophomore Orations, '83, M. RoYLE, Utah. I 201 Prize-OTTO CROUSE, N. J. Honorable Mention-V. L. HIGKS, Cal. Sophomore Essays-'83, ist Prize-C. W. LYNDE, N. J. 2d Prize-A. P. CARMAN, N. J. g i . Freshman Speaking, '8h. , lst Prize-QL. DENNIS, N. J. 2d Prize--A. F. BURT, Pa.. Freshman Essays, '8h. lst Prize-J. C. MURRAY, N. J. A 2d Prize--R. K. PRENTICE, N. Y. 1 W1-116. S ' Senior Orations, '81, , ' ' lst Prize-+E. A.. DIX, N. J. ' 2d Prize-D. WILLS, Ga.. ' First Competitive Debate. G. L. DE F. DAY, N. Y., '82. Second Competitive Debate. ' . lst Prize-R. D. HARLAN, D. C., '81, M6HtlODS-THOBIAS PEEBLES, Pa., '82, A. G. REEVES, N. J., '84. ' Third Competitive Debate. lst PI'1Z84THOMAS l?EERL.Es, Pa., '82. ANN UAL OOMMENOEMENT. 111 Third 'Competitive Debate. Mention-CHETWOOD. V - I Sophomore Crations, '83.' 1 lst Prize-J. A. HODGE, JR., Conn. 2d Prize-J. L. KELLER, N. J. Freshman Speaking, '84 I lst Prize-J. E. HEDGES, N. Y. 2d PrizefS. L. MA.RSHALTJ, Ky. First Competitive Essay. I' lst Prize-A. C. ARMSTRONG, JR., N. Y., '81. Second Competitive Essay. lst Prize-J. L. KELLER, N. J., '83, Third Competitive Essay. I A 1stPrize4-J. L. MOORE, N. J., 81. A PRIZE ESSAYSOE THE NASSAU LIT. October, 1880-E.,A. DIX, N. IJJ., '81, Subject, H The Tenets of Gau- tama. V 1 I , November, 1880-VV. G. SUTPHEN, N. J., '82.i Title, The U. S. Mail. December, 1880-R. C. HALLOCK, Ohio, '82. Subject, The Poetry of 77 i 7 I Lowell. I February, 1881-G. Y. TAYLOR, N. JQ, '82, Subject, The Lay of the - Last Mins trel. April, 1881-J. L., MOORE, N. J., '8l. Subject, Maggie TulliVer. June, 1881-G. F. GREENE, N. Y., '82, The Use and Abuse of Literary Criticism. DEGREES CONFERRED. A LL.D. HARVEY LINDSEY, M.D., . . . . District of NEIL S. GRAHAM, . . . . Alabama. A 1 ' D.D. REV. GILBERT F. WOODHULL, . . . Maine. REV. LEWIS F. STEARNS, .... Maine. A v PI-LD. REV. JOSEPH D. PICKETT, . . . . Kentucky. J. W. CHENAULT, , . . . Kentucky. XVILLIAM M. HALSEY, . . D.S. PROE. CHAS. WL MOCORD, Steven ' A.1VI. . New York. S Institute, Hoboken. Columbia L. C. MURRAY. S. BEAOI-I JONES, JR., M.D. 8 S 5 FR W 112 BRIO'-A-BRA C. Graduatiu Class. ,1 JAMES R. ARCH ER, D.' C. A. CAMPBELL ARMSTRONG, JR., N. Y. WILLIABI S. BACOT, N. J. CLIFTON R. BARRET, Ky. . FRANK L. BEDELL, N. J. THOMAS B. BRADFORD, Del HENRY L. BRANT, N. J DAVID C. BRECKINRIDGE, MO STUART BROWN, Ill. A. T. BRUCE, JR., N. Y. BENJ. B. BLYDENBURGH, JR., L. I. Y THOMAS W. CAULDWELL, N. LEWIS COBY, Cal. WILTIIAM A. COURSEN, JR., N. JOHN F. COWAN, MO. JAMES L. COYLE, Pa. CHARLES E. CRAVEN, N. J. CHARLES DANEORTH, N. J. FREDERIC M. DAVIS, N. J. EDWIN A. DIX, N. J. I WILLIAM S. DODD, NQJ. WILLIAM A. DOUGALL, N. J. HENRY G. DUFFIELD, N. J. CHARLES E. DUNN, N. J. T. H. POWERS FARR, N. Y. PLINY FISK, N. Y. ' GEORGE C. FROST, Mich. FRANK GLEDHILL, N. J. CHARLES NASSAU GOSMAN, N. JACOB R. GROVE, Pa. 0 J. J. EDWARD P. T. HAMMOND Md. 7 RICHARD HARLAN, Ky. S. GRAEME HARRISON, Md, DAVID A. HAYNES, D. C. JAMES S. HILLHOUSE, Ga. JOSEPH D. HUBBARD, Iowa. ALEXANDER M. HUDNUT, N. J WILLIAM INGHAM, Pa. . PHILIP N. JACKSON, N. J. ARTHUR L. KIMBALL, N. J.- THOMAS D. KING, Ohio. - JOHN L. KIRK, S. I. ' - EDWARD R. KNOWLES, R. I. LOUIS J. LANG, N. Y. FRANCIS LONEY, Md. ZACHARIAI-I K. LOUCKS, Pa. CHARLES E. MANIERRE, N. Y' ALEXANDER MCCUNE, Ind. HORACE MCDERMONT, Ohio. CHARLES A.. MCKEE, Pa. WIIILIAM S. MCMURDY, N. Y R'OBERT MONROE, Pa. J. L. MOORE, N..J. A I CHARLES A. MUNN, N. Y. SAMUEL I-I.'MYERS, Ga.. I JULIAN G. OLDS, N. J. FRANCIS J. ORB, N.iY. J.IO. H. PITNEY, N. J. H. CHARLES PORTER, Pa. WALTER WV. PRESTON, Md. WILLIAM H. RENDALL, Pa. EDWARD G. ROBERTS, Ohio. WILLIAM HENRY ROBERTS N. J 7 CHARLES C. ROBBINS, N. J. WILLIAM A. ROBINSON, Pa. ADDISON S. RODGERS, Ohio. FRANK ROSEBERRY, N. J. ADRIAN SCHARFF,' N. H . GRAD UA TING CLASS. GEO. S. SCHMIDT, Pa. THEODORE' B. SCHNEIDEMAN, Pa.. ARTHUR H. SCRIBNER N. Y. 7 HENRY S. SCRIBNER, N. J. HARRY C. SELHEIMER, Pa.. 1 ROBERT R. SHELLABARGER., D. Cf GEORGE M. SINCLAIR, Pa. J JOHN B. SKINNER, 111. EDWARD H. SMALL, Pa.. FRANK R. SYMMES N. J. 7 CHARLES G. TITSWYORTH, N. J. GEORGE L. VAN ALEN Pa.. , . 7 WM. H. VANDERBURGH, Minn. . SCHOOL OF F. POWELLIALLEN, N. J. WARREN J. FLICK, Pa.. WILLIS FOVVLER, D. C.' CHARLES R. GILL, JR., N. Y. FRANK G. LANDON, N. Y. PAUL VAN DYHE, N. Y. JAMES S. VORHEES, N. J. WM. T. WYLYMEN, N. J. HENRY B. WALSH, Conn. THOMAS D. WAR'REN, N. JAMES A. WEBB, JR., N. Y. J. HENRY B. WELLES, N. Y. JOSEPH M. WHITE, N. Y. PENNINGTON WHITEHEAD ROBERT WILLIAMS, N. J. DAVID WILIIS, JR., Ga.. JAMES M. WILSON, Pa. SCIENCE. ,NI HENRY MOALPIN, JR., Ga. LOUIS D. RIOKETTS, N. J. WALTER F. ROBINSON, D. C GEORGE G. TOWNSEND, M , o O . -ao -o- Q -o-l Oo- g 9 Ol. 4 114. BRIO-A-,BRA 0. Glass Deg Qffuzers. -'---- . . ki, F' N Ilfaster gf Ceremonies, . . FRANK LONEY, Md ' Class Omior, . . .. A . RICHARD HARLAN, Ky. Poet, . . . B. B. BLYDENBURGH, JR., N.,Y. Jllemorial Gmzor, 1. JOSEPH D. HUBBARD, Ia. Ivy Omtor, . . . CHAS. G. TITSWVORTH, N. J. Presentazfion Omtor, . . J. O. H. PITNEY, N. J. Class Hisioriem, . H. MCALPIN, JR., Ga. A Prophet, . . EDWIN A. DIX,HN. J. Class Pwesident, . DAVID A. HAYNES, D. C, , . --A A-if A 4 Eiegss img Qmwmxttee. ' A. T. BRUCE, N. Y., W. INGHAM, Fa., T. W. CAULDWELL, N.. Y., F. G. LANDON, N. Y., F. M. DAVIS, N. J., C. A. MCKRE, Pa., H. G. DUIIFIRLD, N. J., G. S. SCHMIDT, Pa., ' POWERS FARR, Y., A.. H. SCRIBNER, N. Y., WIIILIS FOWLER, D. G., P. WHITEHEAD, N. J. A ' -V w. ' T' Z Hassan Herald Hditurs. A ' J. F. COWAN, MO., VW. S. Donn, N. J , P N JACKSON, T DAVID VVILLS, Ga 3 JK i , 4 Qi Pi fl sw gvffma .u L l v A REVJE W OF THE YEAR 1830-'31, 115 A Review qfzthe V607 1880--1881, , , r + .2 , carlentrc 1?lT11lIQ3Ri1tt1i1-. g VITTLE appears upon the pages of the , Bare-A-Bam concerning Academic D and Literary Princeton. The chief l design of this annual is rather to ll , chronicle the athletic events of the l ' y year, and to furnish the College with ' l a studentsl directory, Nevertheless, a few pages devoted to :it cursory p g y n glance at some of the advances that ' l the College has made, and 11, brief l t, ment.ion of several ot' the more im-- portant changes that have been etllected, will not he out of -plaet-, and We hope not uninteresting to some ot our reafkfrs. Many of the friends ofthe College of New ,tl -e,' f lnolz to her as the future University of America. Tliey base thigh' llopes upon the advantages derived from a liberal, endowmcnt and the increasing gifts of her H1U1'liilCGDi1l3GllGi1Li4i5iCll'S, from her sit- 'fir ' nation in the country, yet near the two great rnetropolz ce are , East, from the conservative progress that she has cv-'tri' rnaf'lw, and from the eminence that her instructors lnvce 8iii2ll!'l'I:ti in their several departments. Like advantages lla-ve made the English universities what they are. During the past year, b ad as cannot but result, in the end, such advances have een nic e in a rapid broadening of th center of learning. Already the Faculty ia C are so distinguished in their diferent branches, that the Trus- l the Fellows of the lfollege should tees have seen no reason tv my 1 not pursue. their studies a receiving fellowships are now g except in special cases and by a special vote. In the same con- nection, it may be apt to quote a few words from the Pl'QS'l1Qi81'1i'S e College into a true ii1'liffe1'sitjv and l s been so enlarged, and its inelniwfi-5 t their Alma lllaterg and so those obliged to study at Princeton, 1 l I 1 F Y 1 l 11 1 . ii 4 ,I e-vzlm- are-Unis. 'vi l .1 L in I , . ' 1 l. 1 1. 3 1 I 1 i 1 . 4 1 . I 1 '1 1 I l I 1 1 1 1 1 ii' , - 1 i 1 1 .. 1 l. ,,, 1 1 1 1. fz 1 K1 fi 1 I i 1 1 1. l l -I 1 5 1 , . 1 I -1 4 . 1 1 1 l I R, gl E I I I1 Ei Wil .H 1! L . '1 I 1Iq: rf: ii 3. 1 116 BRI C'-A-BRA C. report to the Board of Trustees : C' It has long been my ambi- tion to gather around us a body of young men, if possible our own graduates, to carry on original research while they give instruction to -our students, and make these two kinds of Work aid each other. Vife have now happily succeeded, and X X X have between twelve and fifteen young men so employed in the College. X X X X Some of them are publishing books and papers in the periodical press, and these are attracting attention. I hope we may be able so to organize these gifted and eager youths as to make them do important work for literature and science, as well as for the Collegef' ' There is promise of improvement in the Greek course, by the advancement of Mr. I1Vinans to a professorship. Mr.. Winans adds Sanskrit to the electives of Senior Year. The Mathe- matical Department has had a higher story built on by the appointment of G. Bruce Halsted to the -position of Instructor of Senior and Post Graduate Mathematics, The number of teachers in this department has been enlarged by the election of Mr. Fine as Tutor of Freshman Mathematics. Prof. Scott, assistant ,to Prof. Guyot, in Geology, comes with high honors from a German university, where he studied under a fellowship from Princeton. He has proved himself able and popular. Prof.. Osborne, in the Biological Department, is another scientist who has la.tely increased the number of the,Faculty. Mr. Marquand has taken Mr. Coyle's place as Tutor of Latin. In addition, he delivers an optional course of lectures to the Juniors and Seniors on the I-Iistory of Logic, ' to be followed' by a course on The New Logic. p X .Anglo-Saxon, in the hands of Prof. Hunt, has been found to be popular asa new Junior elective. Mrg Raymond has been made full professor, and now teaches all the classes in elocution. Two hundredand fifty dollars have been placed in his hands by a Philadelphia gentleman, to be used by him as prizes for excellence in oratory. He also delivers lectures to the higher classes, and will give optional instruction in vocal culture. A seriesof lectures on art,'delivered to the students by some one eminent in that department, has now become one of the events of Second Term. 1 - The standard of admission is' raised, and changes, or rather A REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1880-'81. ll7 additions, tothe curriculum are made gradually but surely. Princeton is proving that conservatism is the surest road to true progress. . a The numerous benefactors of the College have, of late, given their money to widely different interests. No department seems to have been forgotten. While. handsome buildings are erected, money is freely subscribed to obtain a water supply for the town and its institutions. ' Cne,,close at hand, advances athletics by the gift of a few thousand, another, from the far West, provides a new fellowship. Changes are made in the Scieniiiic Depart- ment that give it a new impetus, while new professorships in the classics- are founded, and an additional instructor in mathe- matics is provided. Courses in Anglo-Saxon and Sanskrit, and optional lectures in philosophy, logic and art oder new induce- ments to many. Large additions to the scientific apparatus, including a new telescope Cpto be the sixth in in the worldj, are other items in the aggregate of recent gifts. Xl ard's collec- tion of fossils has been purchased and arranged in Old North, at a .costof over 3S16,00C. A shrinkage in the money market is followed loyia gift of fi'B100,000, to put the salaries of the llrofes- sors on a satisfactory footing. The Library is enlarged by 359,500 worth of costly scientic works, which the Librarian has only been able to obtain after two trips to liurope. Surely Princeton does not lack generous and intelligent friends. '- -'TW?'ti'3TiiFiflfQ 95 N Q.?iffD rv-NJ' 'xl 2--,lj -565' V if 118 BRIC-A-BRA O. Scieittittc itfrincetnn. c I pf HE design of the John C. Green School of Science is to furnish a thorough 4 training in its several 'special depart- , EJ ments, and at the same time to give a . broader course than islusually con- if templated at similar schools. Last 5 , 'X Spring, several alterations were made it X l , tending towards a fuller development H of this plan. The following, studies- '-f ,:Qs -Q55 Qoften omitted in scientific ooursesb G as 'lf' are now required of all: Calculus, As- tronomy, Logic, Mental Science, Political Economy and a higher course T in English Literature, while Experimental Physics is open to all, instead of only to certain electives. Each of the elective courses has been changed somewhat, either by adding new studies, by concentrating the time spent in certain electives, and by soarranging them that some students may be graduated as specialists. Morestringent rules have been made relative to the examination and the passing 7' of students. The standard of admission has been materially raised, especially in mathe- matics, and other additions to the requirements are contemplated. Mention has been made of a number of graduates who are engaged in' pursuing original. research in the College. These, together with several of the Professors, have been organized into a corps of instructors for a Post Graduate course in Biology. Among -other objects sought by the course is the publication of the results of the original work done. In addition to Geological and Zoo-logical Museums,the Laboratories and avaluable collec- tion -of choice scientific works in the Library, another Western expedition is contemplated, and the establishment of a sea-side laboratory is now under consideration. ' . The John C. Green School of Science is young, prosperous and progressive. , f AQ REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1880-'81. 119 thletic itfriacctna. - - OW Princeton has maintained her position in athletics during the past year, and what promises she has for the future, are ques- tions which may interest many of the be among our readers. To answer them in one word: athletics are uboomingf' The A, year has been unprecedented both in what has been started and in the sure promises - - of future achievements. ' . . Princeton still holds the championship in Poor lBALL over the two largest athleticcollegesin the country, and ones that have every advantage that numbers, P. Gr. courses Cextend-ing from October lst to Thanksgivingj and ancient athletic prestige can give. Our prospects for the approaching contests seein to be better than they were last Autumn at this time. - In BASE BALL, the nine has taken a second place among the six colleges in the Association-a success which a few years ago would have seemed to our predecessors as decidedly preposterf ous. That we .did not retain the championship for 5381, is mainly owing to certain commotions which took place during the early part of June, in ,western Massachusetts. Over these our nine had no control. . . The long-looked-for day has now come when the Princeton nine is considered as her iifteens and elevens have always been regarded-as a formidable rival in any college contest. Q ltii Pl '-r ' l E Alumni and others--some of whom may L. 9: Ai 7 V l With every discouragement incident to the unpopularity of the sport, and even the determined opposition of many, Roivnro has attained a success that bids fair to revive the interest for- merly felt. Gur crew deserve all praise for their continued per- severance under so many difhculties. Although no race was rowed forthe Childs cup, and so the gratification in receiving it is somewhat marred, yet the fact that it is in our possession will furnish a new incentive to urge our oarsmen to take a more general interest in rowing. Three of the four seats in the boat, 120 BRIO-A--BRA O. besides the substitute's place, were filled by men who will be in College two more seasons, so that next June, instead of a crew composed of new men, we will enter the race with a boat filled with men who have rowed on the 'Varsity before, or with oars- men who have shown themselves able to surpass the veterans. Boating seems to stand quite as good a chance as base ball did a few years ago. C , CRICKET made a remarkable-showing during the first season of its residence amongstus. One game was played with a col- lege team, but that was with the champions of 1880, and Prince- ton easily won the match uwith six wickets to sparef' The graduation of '81 has left the team untouched, and it promises to be formidable next Spring. In nc- college that we know anything of, has LAWN TENNIS so many advantages and so numerous a following as here. Class tournaments and contests between representativesfof the classes have been started, and enough interest evinced to ensure their popularity. ' 'LA Cnossnt commends itself, to every one who has seen it well played, as a gamethat deserves recognition among the first ranks of the manly sports. Harvard and Columbia, to some extent, have introduced the game, and Boston, New York, Bal- timore, Louisville and other cities have amateur teams which played Well, even with Canadian twelves. s 'While it should not interfere with foot ball, yet it has a' place amongst the other sports, and it will undoubtedly keepit. If it is to become one of the inter-collegiate contests,,it is well that Princeton should have the-game well introduced before it takesa leading place among the collegecon-tests. . HARE AND HoUNns is still another new department in our curriculum of athletics. It deserves and receives encourage- ment from all sides. s It furnishes the best of training for all college athletics, whether they desire to try for a 'place on the nine or eleven, for the crew or la crosse team, for the gymnasium contest or race course. . s The BICYCLE CLUB offers the same advantages, and it is there- fore with pleasure that we record that since last yearthe club has increased from nineteen to thirty-four members. YVe hope -that this indicates that before long we will have a choice corps of racers. y ' x .4 REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1880-'81, 121 lxlotwithstanding that the public has been repeatedly informed, ,during the past three years, that shooting was made a specialty in Princeton, the RIFLE CLUB is an infant organization-another product of this prolific year. . To Mr. Libbey, class of '7 7, the College is to be indebted for a revival in those contestswhich insure success at the Morfr HAVEN GAMES. The grading and turfing of the University grounds is his latest gift to the College, and-A one worthy of the warmest thanks of every student. The work, which is now nearly completed, will remove an obstacle which has always proved a serious one. A poor clay track with its many disad- vantages and with the further one of a slope of six or eight feet in a hundred and twenty yards, made enthusiasm in foot and bicycle' races dwindle to something almost imperceptible. A hard rain rendered the track Cpoor at its bestl utterly useless.. YVith the new cinlder track and level course that will be ready for use next Spring, we will, at least, have an increased interest in the runs and dashes of the annual games. Football and base ball receive their share of thegood results, for the turfingand grading ofthe entire field has made it one of the very best athletic grounds inthe country--probably the finest among the colleges. The past year, not content with introducing to us so new out-door friends, has inaugurated NVINTER Sronfrs in the Gymnasium. These are quite different from the GYMNASTIC CONTESTS, in which the interest is as great as ever, and the successes quite as marked. 'C Winter sports mean sparring, Wrestling, jumping, plain and pole vaulting, tug of war, putting the shot, etc. Fencing only needs to be added to make this course of electives complete. 0 Ifthe uwhereforel' and the uhowl' cf all this increasing interest in athletics be asked, the answer is many-sided one. A few of the causes have already been hinted at, and others are not hard to find.i One ofthe classes in College Cwe will not state whichl has contributed much toward the successes achieved fespecially in foot ball,boating, cricket, in the Winter sports and in the games at Stenton and Germantown, while to 81 belongs much credit for her management of the base ball, foot ball and la crosse teams. It is but right to add that St-. P21111 S 3010001 has sent to Princeton, of late, many well trained athletes- 1. a 122 BRIC-A-BRA O. But to no class or preparatory school belongs the honor of being thecause of the increasing interest in athletics-. The influences that have produced such marked results are general, rather than local. No college or city has escaped the athletic fever. Men of all occupations and of all ages are becoming attached to some form of out-door sport or in-door exercise. The gentler sex are proving themselves as able to grasp a racquet and play love games' as to dance till morning light, or to practice their music for long, weary hours-oftentimes, too, with better results. The colleges were the first to heartily and sys- tematically advance physical culture. Alumni, who were stu- dents four and five years ago, are now among the foremost in organizing and imparting life to lawn tennis, bicycle and la crosse clubs, and athletic and cricket associations. ' These, springing up in almost every city and town in the land, are, in turn, showing an influence upon the colleges, spurring them on to higher attainments and more general culture. Thus the influences of the numerous amateur associations, and those dis- tinctively college, upon each other, have proved mutually beneficial. . That Princeton's sons have ever been among the foremost of 'the college athletes, is largely due to the liberal course that the Faculty of the College has always assumed towards every manly sport, while, on the other hand, no one who knows the sound judgment and old-time conservatism that rules here, will fear that athletics will ever overshadow the graver interests of col- lege life. y r . y t - if - , i.,p ,rt 1 ,X r . A REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1830-'81, 123 Q 1 + 4 Elliuxsrcal. lftrrncetnn. UR' GLEE CLUB deserves much praise ,., o W, , N p for the successes they have every- '-f v i - where achieved during the past year. i s Early in the Autumn, an instructor Et :-,-,.rgiE, was procured, who came weekly from New York, and his careful drilling I C' was the chief cause of the after un- ? , precedented success of the Club. f -f , Through the Vfinter, concerts were held in several towns in New Jersey, and in Philadelphia and New York. At the beginning of the Easter vacation, a parlor car bore a rollicking crowd of songsters to the VL7est. Concerts were given at Dayton, Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville, Evansville, St. Louis, Pittsburg and Baltimore. Everywhere receptions, balls and alumni dinners awaited them. lWarm'-hearted Western hospitality joined hands with true college feeling in welcoming the Club. A tour of this kind is productive of many good results, not only to the members ofthe Club, but- to the Col- lege at large. . The INsTRUMENTAL CLUB is a younger institution, and its pere formances have been fewer than those of its sister organization. Its music has been a pleasant variation of the otherwise dull programme of chapel stage. Cn several occasions, in and out of Princeton, it has aided the Glee Club. C aa . i t it 1 L v 124 ' BRIO-A-BRA O. A gi. Rumi iissanzizatizuns. L.-L..---T l Alanine' Associatiea of Nassaa Hall. E ka V FOUNDED 1826. ' lst President--JAMES MADISON, of Virginia. -I President. . . REV. JOHN MAOLEAN, D.D., LL.D., ex-President Of the College. U V 'Vice Presidents. D i GEORGE MAOLEAN, M. D., '24. JOSEPH T. THOMAS, Esq., ,'3-5. I PARKE GODWIN, Esq., '34. ' WILLIAMIPATTERSON, Esq., '35. I I P .f , Secretaries. ' N l JOHN T. DUFFIELD, D.D., 4l. PROF. HENRY C. CAMERON, D.D. '47 Meets in the Chapel On the afternoon of the day before the annual V Oommeneernent. Membership includes all graduates Of Princeton- College. , H Princeton College Alamrai Association gf Neze York. President. H ,DR. VVOOLSEY JOHNSON. V I Vice Presidents. ' I ,,Q.,--R , A. P. DALRYMPLE, W. J. MAGIE, .1 Y' D. M. SHAW. I . Secretary. JONAS M. LIBBEY. . Treasurer. M. TAYLOR PYNE. ' ' Executive Committee. .. XVILLIAM R. WILDER, , CHARLES SCRIBNER, W. EARL DODGE, ' ' MAR'FIN R. DENNIS, FREDERICK A. MARQUAND, DIAI-ILON PITNEY, A V VVILLIAMB. HORNBLOWER. ' I r f L Q f f f- 1.14 ,L I 1 I K Z 1 1 P. W... v, 3,- uqg-Q. X ALUMNI A SSOCL4 TIONS. 125 Pkz'lmz'eQbbz2z f1fZL77Z7Z'Z. Alss0ez'ezlz'0re qf Prfireeelere College. ' FOUNDED MAY 14111, 1868. President. Hon. BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER, '34. . Wee Presidems. . ' ' Hon. JAMES PALLOCK, '31, Rev. JOHN A. CH1LDS,'D.D., '36, Rev. W. E. SOIIENOII, D.D., '38, WM. A. INGHAM, Esq., '49, - Hon. FURMAN SHEPPARD, '45, EDWARD S. CLARKE, Esq., 'I-38. Secretary. GEORGE FREDERICK KEENE, Esq., '66, Yreasurer. A ' JOSIAH R. ADAMS, Esq. I Annualmeeting, Second Tuesday Of.DGCG1'I1b6I', 8 P. M. ' Alrmzrzz' Asseeiczlierz gf flee College qf New Q-feffseyyirf Me Dz'slrfz'el qf Celzmeezkz rmel llee Seeelherfrz Slezles.. ' FOUNDED, 1812. . President. HARVEY LINDSLEY, M.D.,. LL.D., '20. a Vice Presidenis. Hon. HEISTER CLYMER, '47, J. J. HALSTEAD, '40, JAMES C. 'WELLING, LL.D., '44, CHARLES ABERT, '42, ' Hon. J. CAMERON, '52, JOHN H. VOORHEES, '41, A Hon A. B. HAGNER, '45. I Seereiary. ' CHARLES F. STANSBURY, '40, - Treasurer. H ENRY B. MUNN, '48. 'f Efeecuzfive Commiizfee. J. K. MCCAMBION, '65, J..M. JOHNSTON, '70, I ' H. E. DAVIS, 7767 M. G. EMERY, JR., '79, J. S. BLAIR. I Average membership, 60. D 'l 1 i rl i Vi l 'alll ig. in l all ki . ll 'sl wili lla- ,, A 4 .ls ff' ,s4B.-.f . 1 Q l A . 2.. 1. lil l .l 13' .Ii Zi. .1 .H Iii ii +. li llf T. ii. li .. lfv wi ny' fi-Q g.. law !z'l l lx.. fl A-li lill I, Elf' ,. ,,v lil mg 5 Nei 1. li' -l i If 'li 1 E. I r my 7 . 3'2 I Ll. gl H: .wi ,.l'. v . r'l if ., 'Q g., ,. !l u 4 A 1 .fly Wi il ilejg fl ,.. l. fl' if x 1, 'S , . ., , gill, 'v .st J. ?',l31 ,,... . . .41 .iiiz was WH? litigi E 1.2 lid! G mg lin lie? fill , . lliii mpg, ill .ll gg Ee? ll in Ulf 152 in s-' fl l! we .,n lu Tri.: iw gf 'sim e T, l Ll., ll u c'l - .1 ,. 1.'i 126 BRIC-A.+1-ERA C Prfireeeton Alumni Associdtiore qi the Northwest. ' President. C. C. CLARKE, '60. Vice President. ' JEREMIAH LEAM1-Ne, '53. Secretary. WALTER BUTLER, '52, BOX 43, Chicago, Ill. 3 T redsurer. FRANK H. MATHEWS. Executive Committee. - HENRY J. SHELDON, '64 Chairman. , 7 THOMAS D. JONES, '76, RUSHTON M. DORMAN, '71. A S Membership, about 60. Meets annually, in December. ' M., ' Prfirieetcre Alumni Association qf Westerfn Pererisylvdnid. 0 President. ' ' JAMES LAUGHLIN, JR., '68. - Secretary. W. P. SCHELL, '70. Treasurer. GEORGE S. LEWIS. ' Executive Committee. A I. S. XVATT VOORHEES, L. C. WELLS, JAMES LAUGHLIN, JR., '68. Annual meeting, last Tuesday of August. Average membership, 40. ' ,l..... - Prirtcetcre Alumni Assoeidtiore gf Cirecireredti. I ' ' President. 4 Col. JAMES W. ABERT, '38, O Vice Presidents. . Bev. L. D. POTTER, D.D., '41, Hon. THOMAS L. JONES, '40, Prest. A. A. E. TAYLOR, '54, QWOOSterl, Brest. W. B. BODINE, '60 QKenyOnl, Hon. J. D. PIGKETT. Secretary. F. H. KEM-PER, '7-8. Treasurer. ' P. A. REECE, '75. 4 Executive Committee. . JAMES C. ERNST, '73, , O. B. BROWN. '76, A. F. WEST, '74, MORTINIER NLATTHEWS, '78. Annual reunion in April. Mernberslmip, 120. Ai 'z .., 15. 'li l .. 1,3 A L UMNI ASSO CIA TIONS. , 127 ' .I'1'z'1zeef0fz Afzmzrzzf Assecz'czz'z'0rz Q6 SZ. Louis. - President. JUDGE S. M. BREGIIENRIDGR, LL.D., '45. . Vice President. I - DABNEY CARR, '52. Secretary and T reasurer. K. D. MELLIER '69. 7 ' Executive Commizfiee. K. D. MEIJIJIER, '69, I 'ROBERT HARBISON', '66, H. N. DAVIS, '73, C. C. ALLEN, '75. V Meets amiually. Membership, 43. - P7'Z.7Zf6f07Z Ceffecge Almrzrez' Ass0cz'czz'z'ere gf Me Pczcmk Ceczsf. 6 I President. A. WILLIAMS, '29. Secretary. J. M. ALLLIS, '66, . . Executive Commiitee. ' JUDGE JOHN S. HAGER, '36, J. P. EGBERT, '74, DR. W. W. WOODHULL, '73. Meets annually. Membership, about 30. 9 . --cess-K?fPo4O-+ BRIO-A-BRA 0. 38188118.1839 U JOHN A. CUTHBERT, DANIEL WEISEL, WILLIAM JOLINE, ROBERT B. BOLLING, - I JARED L. ELLIOTT, GEORGE W. SMYTHE, AUGUSTUS L. MARTIN, GEORGE A. OTIS, ARGPIIBALD P. COBB, ALBERT B. DOD, JOHN P. JACKSON, JOHN NEWTON, ' WILLIAM P. ROBESON, ARCHIBALD MAOMARTIN, WILLIAM F. STOUTENBERG, ALFRED MARKAS, W. H. MANNERS, - 1805. 1823. 1828. 1825. 1881. 1831.1 1846. 1849. 1850A 1854. 1858. 1856. 1858. 1865. 1879. 1888. 1884. REV. CYRUS DIORSON, D.D., Trustee Of the College. 1888818.81118 811 t11:8 1838118348 1113 KRW IBIYSEQS. Accessus. Eocitus. REV. JONATHAN DIGKINSON,+ . April. Ocnt., REV. AARON BURR,5e . . A . 1748 REV. JONATHAN EDWARDS? Jan. Mar., REV SAMUEL DAVIES,e+ ..... 1759 REV SAMUEL FINLEY, D.D.,56 . . 1761 REV. JOHN W1THERSPOON, D.D., LL.D.,+ . 1768 REV' S. STANHOPE SMITH, D.D., LL.D.,94T. Q1795 ASHBEL GREEN, D.D., LL.D.,RT . . . 1812. JAMES CARNAHAN, D.D., LL.D.,H . 1823 JOHN MGLEAN, D.D., LL.D.,1 . . 1854 JAMES MOCOSH, D.D., LL.D., . X . 1868 5fDeeeaSed. JfReSigned. 1747 1757 1758 1761 1766 1794 1812 1822 1854 1868 COLLEGE B UJLDINGS. 129 College I Ixizlrliugs. Erecteci. PRESIDENTQS HOUSE foldj, , . 1756. PRESIDENT'S HOUSE Qnewj, . ,- G 11849. NACSILU HALL, OR NORTH COLLEGE, . , 1755. EAST COLLEGE, . , I, 1 , 0 1833. WEST COLLEGE, , L 1836. REUNION HALL, . . 1870. I WITHEIZSPOON HALL, . . 1877. EDWARDS HALL, . . , . 1880. GEOLOGICAL HHALL Coflicesj, , 1803. CHAPEL, . . , , ' 1847. MUSEUNI, . . u 1856, GYMNASIUM, . 8 . , 1869. DICKINSON HALL, . J 1870. OBSERVATORY, . . . , 1872. WORKING ORSERYATORY, . , 1878. LIBRARY, . . . , 1373, 'SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, . , ' 1873, MURRAY HALL, ..... . 1879, UNIVERSITY HOTEL, . . - . . . . 1876. MARQUAND CHAPEL Qin course of erectionj, . . 1881. ' Whig and Clio Halls erected in 1838. The columns are modeled after the Ionic temple on the Ilissusg in other respects, they corre- spond to the temple of Dionysius, in the Peninsula Of' Teos.. ' V The corner-stone of Reunion Hall was laid by the General Assembly, May 28th,1870. ' ' f The Chapel Organ was presented by Henry Clews, Esq., of New York. New telescope Q22 in.j in process of construction. VVill be fifth or sixth in size in the World. ' THOMAS CARROLL, J. H. COEEIN, J. JAMES IJOCKERBIE, WM. BDACK, . PETER l'IARM0UR,,A JOHN DECNAN, . DENNIS SULLIVAN, WM. S. GORDON, . WM. HALL, . ROBERT HALL, . ROBERT WILLIAMS, FREDERICK SHALE EDMUND JWTOORHEE JDENNIS IJAUGHNE ALEX. ASCH, JR., THOMAS BJEEHAN, THOMAS JAMES, MYERS,, .I JACKSON, ' J. VANNESS, ROBWILER, FISHER, . JOHN FRED JOHN JOHN FRED. PETER WVILSON, JOHN BEDDING, . ROBERT MCCLURE, ,TI-IOS. BENHAM, . STEPHEN,.WAIBEL, JOHN CONLIN, ., elAMESA-DEGNAN, DANIEL GILMOREE, JAMES JOHNSON, ' 0 R,. Y,. BRIC-A-BRA C. 35JfBB1B8SlllESs. . Policeman. . Night Watchnian. CC Cf . Janitor of E. M. Museum. School of Science. . Asst. Jan. H . . Janitor of Dickinson Hall. U Gymnasium. Servant for Witherspoon Hall Jac H Cl if U H H H Reunion U H K4 H S,l I - - 6 4 ' East College. I as cc u H H H H . 66 Edwards Hall. I. 'ca ' ac ca . Carpenter. ' . Assistant Carpenter. I . . .Mechanical Engineer, S. S. A Helper J ff -4 . Engineer., - Fireman. . Steam Fitter. . . , -Engineer of Pump House. Carter of Coal and Freight. f Clerk College Offices. Sanitarian. ' - Licensed Vender. RETR OSPEOT1 131 ilitetrospeot. September. V I . 8th, College opens. 9th, Matriculation and Conditions. 11th, First foot-ball , Fresh-Soph. rushes. 12th, Base ball, '82 vs. '84, 6 to 1. 17th, '81 vs. '83, 2 to 1. Preliminary cane spree, Won by Flint, '83, Morris, '84, and Rogers, '83. 19th, '81 vs. '84, 8 to 1. Lecture on Hygiene by Dr. McDermont. 21st, '81 vs. '82, 11 to 14. Lecture on Agnosticisrn by Prof. Flint ofthe University of Edinburgh. 22d, '83 vs. '84, 7 to 1. Second lecture by Prof. Flint. 23d, '82 vs. '83, 11 to 2.. ' 25th, Sopho- more proc. Torchlight Republican procession. 27th, Repub- lican convention. Haynes, '81, for President, Day, '82, Vice President, and Jackson, '81, for Governor. 28th, Democratic convention. Wills, '81, for President, Hemphill, '82, Vice President, and Dunn, '81, for Governor. Competitive debate, Whig Hall, Hrst prize, Day, '82. 29th, Democratic parade, followed by speeches. ' 1 H October. lst, C. C. 2d, Y. A. C. A.'s games at Stenton, Princeton makes eight entries, and Wins five prizes. 4th, Presbyterian Alliance visits Princeton. 4th-7th, Four concluding lectures by Prof. Flint. 5th, University F., B. team chosen. 6th, Republican parade. 7th, Fresh ire. 9th, Foot ball, '83 vs. Chester College, 1 goal, 4 touch-downs, to 0. 13th, Foot ball convention held in Springfield. Lecture by Prof. Calderwood of Edinburgh, to upper classmen. Base ball directors elected. Lynde debate, prizes-1st, Janvier, 2d, Greene, 3d, Paden. 19th, General cane spree, '83 wins 163 canes, '84 95. 20th, Gymnastic exhi- bition. J. O. contest, prizes-Maclean and 1st, Harlan, 2d, Vandyke, 3d, Wilson, 4th, Hubbard. 23d, Universityvs. Stevens, 6 goals, 6 touch-downs, to,0. 29th, College election, Republicans poll 267 votes, Democrats, 115. 2 132 B310-.4-BRA 0. November. 4 Qd, Election day. Half holiday. University vs. Rutgers, 8 goals, 4 touch-downs, to O. '6th, University vs. University of Pennsylvania, 1 touch-down, to O , '84 vs. Pennington, 2 goals, 5 touch-downs, to O. 12th, Reunion of class of '79. Clio Hall Senior Essays, prize-1st, Titsworth, 2d,hDougall. 13th, Uni- versity vs. Harvard, 2 goals to 1 goal. 16th, '82's Brio-ct-Bmc out. Glee Club concert at New Brunswick. 18th, '83 vs. Rut- gers, '83, 3 goals, 1 touch-down, to 1 goal. Glee Club con- cert in town. 20th, Foot ball, Columbia forfeits a game to Princeton. 23d, Catalogue out. 25th, Thanksgiving. Prince- ton+Yale foot ball game, ,O to O. Princeton still champion. f 1 December. 1st, Dr. Murray begins a course of readings. 3d, '81's class day elections. Competitive essay, Whig Hall, 1st prize,.Arm- strong, '81, 4th, Base ball convention at Springfield -, champion pennant for 1880 awarded to Princeton., .-Foot' ball, '84 vs. Lawrenceville, 1 goal, 1 touch-down,-to 2 touch-downs. 6th, lecture on the 4 l'ower of London, by J.' C. Eccleston, Whig Hall Senior speaking. 7th, Whig Hall preliminary J. C. 9th, Clio Hall preliminary J. C. 22d, Term ends. . u ' J anuary. ' , p 5th, College opens. Supper of the University foot ball team at Delmonicds. 10th, First of a 'series of library meetings at -Dr. McCosh's'. 11th, Election of oflicers ofthe Boating Associa- tion. ,13th, '-83, in classmeeting assembled, decide to give a reception at' commencement. 18th,Q VVhig Hall competitive debate, prizes--1st, Harlan. 19th, Mass meeting, to consider .foot ball matters. 20th, Election of delegates to the intercolle- giate athletic convention. 27th, Day of prayer for colleges. 28th, Clio Hall Sophomore orations, prizes--1st, E. Royle, 2d, O. Crouse. 1 . X 4 3 , 4 February. . 3d,,Cricket Association is formed. .Second library meeting at Dr. McCosh's. 4th, Extempore debate in Clio Hall, prizes- 1st, Haynes, '81, Qd, Crew, '82. 7th, Dr. McCosh s reception to the.-Senior Classy 9th, First art lecture of a course by Prof We1r,of Yale College. 11th,'Whig Hall Sophomore orations, 1 RE TR OSPE C T prlzes 1st Hodge 2d Keller 14th Glee Club concert at J axnesbur 16th, Second art lecture by Prof Weir Glee Club concert at Elizabeth 22d Washington Birthday orations 1n the Chapel Crlee Club concert at Harrisburg 23d Glee Club concert at Philadelphia Third art lecture 28th Crlee Club gcinpyert in town, assisted by Choral Union and Instrumental u March lst, Athletic Association thrown open to the College 2d Fourth and last art lecture by Prof Weir Whig Hall Essay contest 1st prize, Keller 83 12th Concluding chapel stage Inter collegiate base ball convention at Spr ngfield 14.th, Junior Logic spree. 15th, Foot Ball Constitution adopted. 17th, Taylor Bryan, '82, elected captain of the foot ball team. 18th, Clio Hall Freshman Essays, prizes--1st, Murray, 2d, Prentice. 19th, Glee Club concert in New York. 24th, Glee Club concert at Bridgeton, N. J. 25th, Clio Hall Senior speak- ing, prizes-1st,TitsWorth, 2d,Bacot. 29th, Preliminary Lynde Debate in W'hig Hall. 31st, Election of the directors of the Foot Ball Association. Preliminary Lynde Debate in Clio Hall. - , ' 133 .....-L , 5 7 ' 7 1 J g. ' a . a L I . , i 1 L I 0 l 0 I. O il . . . 0 , D I . 1 . , 1 . Q . ' I, . ' 7 ' ! 7 ' 7 - ' ' , i . April. 2d, VVinter Sports in Gymnasium. First base ball game of the season, University vs. Detroits, 2 to 7. 5th, University vs. Athletics, 2 to 1. 9th, University vs. Athletics, 19 to 3. 11th, Election of Lit. and Princetonian editors. 13th, Term ends. Crlee Club concert at Dayton, C. 14th, University vs. Jasper Collegenine, 9 to 1. Glee Club concert at Cincinnati, C. 15th, Glee Club concert at Lexington, Ky. 16th, University vs. Met- ropolitan, 14 to 15. 18th, University tvs. Metropolitan, 9 to 7. Glee Club concert at Louisville, Ky. 19th, Crlee Club concert at Evansville, lnd. 20th, Third term opens. 21st, University vs. Nationals, 1 to 2. Glee Club concert at St. Louis, followed by reception by the Alumni Association. 22d, University vs. Na- tionals, O to 7. 23d, Crlee H Club concert at Pittsburg, Pa. 25th, University vs. New York, 2 to 21. Cflee Club concert at Balti- more. 26th, Seminary Commencement. 28th, University vs. Providence, 3 to 12. 29th, Clio Hall Freshman speakingg prizes--lst, Dennis, 2d, Burt. 30th, University vs. Atlantics, 8to 6. I ' 134 Blaze-A-BRA c. A May. ' 2d, Final concert of Choral Union, assisted by Glee' and Instrumental Clubs and foreign talent. 3d, University vs. Me- tropolitan, 1 to 9, Whig Hall Competitive Debate, prizes- 1st, Peebles, '82, 5th, Harper? Weekly, with flattering CPD picture of the nine. Clio Hall preliminary Lynde Debate. 7th, First match of our cricket team, University vs. Trenton, score 38 to 132 , opening game for the College B. B. championship, Prince- ton vs. Yale, at N. H., 5 to 6. 9th, Princeton vs. Dartmouth, at Dartmouth, 20 to 3. 10th, Mass meeting votes to send crew to Philadelphia. 11th, First game of La Crosse Club. 14th, '84's Nine vs. Pennington, 9 to 3, University vs. Washington, 7 to 8, 13 innings, Rutgers Glee Club concert in town, for the beneiit of the Princeton crew. 17th, Whig Hall theatricals. 18th, Athletic games. 19th, '84 vs. Rutgers, '84, 11 to 7. 20th, Princeton vs. Harvard, game called at end of fourth inning, Clio Hall Soph. Essay Contest, prizes--1st, Lynde, 2d, Carman. 21st, Gymnastic contest, Cricket, University vs. Trinity, 79 with six wickets to 78, Base Ball, Princeton vs. Harvard, 1 to 4, '84 vs. Lawrenceville, 10 to 11. 24th, University vs. Atlantic, 5 to 6. Whig Hall Freshman speaking, prizes-1st, Hedges, 2d, Marshall. 27th, Whig Hall Essay contest, 1st prize, Moore, '81. 28th, Mott .Haven Games, Princeton vs. Brown, 3 to 5. 30th, Passaic regatta. 31st, Princeton vs. Amherst, 13 to 6. ' June. 2 A A 1st, Princeton' vs. Yale, 7 to 6. 2d, La Crosse, University vs. Columbia, 4 goalsto 0. 4th, Princeton carries off the honors in the Young American Cricket Club's athletic sports, at Ger- mantown. Princeton vs. Brown, 8 to 4. 6th, Princeton vs. Harvard, 6 to 5. .Fire around the cannon. 7th, Exhibition game, University vs. Harvard, 3 to 6. 8th, Princeton nine vs'- Amherst College, audience, scorer, snobs, etc.--4 to 9. 10th, Princeton vs. Dartmouth, 4 to 3. Final game of our nine in the College championship series. Princetondistances Rutgers in the boat race, at B. 8th to 18th, Final examinations. 18th, Games ofthe -Princeton Athletic Association. Glee Club con- cert. 19th, Baccalaureate Sermon, by Dr. McCosh. 20th, Class Day exercises in the lst Church and around the cannon. Junior X f 2- .ff I -sax V ,ff .I. RETROSPECT. V . 135 orator contest., 21st, Annua.l gymnastic exhibition. Laying corner-stone of the Marquand Chapel. Annual meeting of the literary societies. Annual oration before the Halls by Hon. VV. H. Welsh, class of '47. Annual meeting of the Alumni. Lynde Prize Debate. 21st-22d, Sophomore reception, followed' by im- promptu German. 22d, Annual Commencement. Annual Alumni dinner. h 23d, Freshman examinations. 24th, La Crosse, University vs'. Baltimore Athletic Club-2 goals to 3 goals. 26th, La Crosse tournament at the Manhattan Polo Grounds, N. Y., Princeton is beaten by the Winners of the cup-the New York La Crosse Club+3 goals in fifty minutes. lam 1 F I ,x a I . I: I1 I If 1 I I I I 1 51 I I I ,z of I 11 'II .-A 1 1 Q1 .1 1 1 I pf I 1 gl? 1 I 1 I I I I I I I ! 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Eff? all 1 25. it ltff 1 All 5 3.1 : lla f limi W1 A liif ill' tim Hip Hel? l ! l L . Geoflo1oooo'5w1ftQ1,p'ph1og Goods. The most popular place in Philadelphia for every variety of Efft tortto o EEEAQ AAV AE, este r. Un6.erwe'ar,.Handkerchiefs, Collars, Cuffs, Gloves, 8oc., 360. . WE ALVVAYS KEEP THE LATEST STYLE. , WE ALWAYS SHOW THE LARGEST STOCK., ' . WE ALWAYS SELL AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Our oelebratedl WEST END SHIRT, warranted Wain- sutta Muslin, 3-ply linen bosom, perfect fitting, at E za ' s . . W A 5 W - . N o.5 QJ J xew ' -NWQWE -...nie-.mel goes? .,...:.a.w.-if Qs ' Made to order, fit guaranteed, at 516.50 PER DOZEN. Smaller quantity-in same proportion. I STEWART, PEIRCE 81 Co., , 7476 Ohesioof Sfzfeef, PEII1aA.EELPEi1I.A.. THOMAS C. 1-11LL'S ME SSEEA E ET TNEWEE MS A . 7 No. 77 Greene Si., ooooe Siofe, Trenion, IV. J. S ,EAEQY entre entree. . Dealer in Fine French Confectionery. PARTIES AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED WI1'H CAKES, ICE CREAM, WATER ICES, doo., doo. . ' ESTABLISHED 1843. Cu tom and Readme Clothing House I Q 9 D 99 QWM. Owr-ms, Jorm C. OwENs,J M No. '43 EAST STATE ST., , . TRENTON, N. J. I We manufacture our own stock expressly for this market, and guarantee satisfiao- tion. We keep a full sup l of Clothinr for M Y th B d h' , P Y 1.. en, ou s, oys an C lldren. A full 11ne of Seasonable Goods to make up to order in the LATEST STYLE or Flxsmos and warranted to fit, or no sale. ' ' X if ' PP? if .Wax v ' ff.-gif-j-ee A vs T.. 3. GEO' S' GREEN- ROB'T W. KENNEDY. Manufacturers of and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Q . WHITE PINE, HEMLCJCK WHITE oAK Tllll tl LUllll3Bl', .331 EAST STATE STREET, ' ' QNEAR CANALJ TRENTCN, IN . CI. To fha Smdemiso mm' Pffzmfefofzzlfzgm. IT is to your Interest, Convenience and Aclv.,mm,ge to know that you all get the same consideration, in all respects, when you are in need of BADGES, PINS, or DESIGNS of any kind, Models oi' Class Badges, Henfgy- 2 ' . kd ary Badges, at ' I C0014 8 AIAQUES, As you get anywhere in New York. SOCIETY Bnncss A SPECIALTY.. l WE Were established in 1852, and mamgfaczure anything you wish. our store and sms is me LARGEST in the STA TE. IF your Watches need proper azfdention, send them fo us for repair. ALL the novelties that fastidious people like, we have in .DIA- MONDS, SOLID SILVER and TVEDDING PRESENTS. ' RESPECTFULLY, H S S ik JA QUES, . I 7f?ElVION'S JEWELERS. A. V. MANNING 81 SCN Manufacturers of and Dealers in Fine V 7 . L 'A 'L A x rl Af X' 1 'g fi ff ' f ,fl l JZ. TWH? AN WWWET T TT PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS. FEATHERS, ' SHADES. , ' GORNICES, MATTRESSES, MOSQUITO CANCPIES, LAMBREQUINS Children's Carriages, Looking-Glasses, Table Oil Cloths, Sze. All g d warranted as represented. No trouble to showgoods. I No. 75 NORTH GREENE ST., TREIVTOIV, IV. J. R. A. DONNELLY, C GENTLEMENS C Fl E FURNI l G, TAYLQR QPERA l-IUUSE, CTRENTGN, N. J. it 178 Bmpzdwazy, New York. VVILLET DUNN, it 105 EAST STATE STREET, C COpposite City Hall,j TRENTON, N- an T x I I PATRICK RILEY, 1DEALER IN- SICUNI-HIND CLUTHING BIUGIII III CASH. qOpposite the Libraryig-.i'RlNCETON, N. J. PM 50740 Caffegzb. COLLEGE BOOK STORE 3 NORTH EAST COLLEGE. BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCI-IANGED AT MOST REASONABLE ' RATES. COLLEGE PATRONAGE SOLICITED. VV M M LEIC Ll . . T J. . DEALER IN , MI A ALSO, , X GENTS' IIIIIINISIIIIIII GOODS AN D NOTIONS. I N afssau Hotel Building, PRINCETON, N. J. W. L. HANKINS, Wholesale a.nd.Retail Dealer in TCDILET ARTICLES, Cac. b Lamps emo! Chimneys of every 'U6Z7fi6fj!, f'o41foiio Sooiot Wafer, Vichy omol Kissengen Vfoczfew, Eating omoi Cooking C hooolczfe, xCoWomzeZs omni Gum . Qrops.. ' lmpuvted Keg West and Dog1esticCiga11s. Pure Kerosene Oil, Prattfs Astral Oil, Kerosene Stoves and Fixtures, Pure Con- densed Coffee, Chocolate and Milk, Canned Lobster, English Pickles, Extract of Beef Sardines, Sze. Potted Chicken and Tongue. PRESCRIPTIONS - CAREFULLY COMPOUNIDED. orrosins THE CoRfRfo1frR1NCEToN, N. J. Open at A11 Hours of Night. t AN, Mum. V Stationery , v IH J J j 2 f Books, 5EZl0ZZlZO7L67'j!, Gi ME ' CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, Invites you tcggzgallliagifd examine his Watches, Jewelry, Eye-Glasses, ' . PQ, P 1 Z Q A Bus, Bsmls, .FANCY Goons. n ' I - CX Unp. Dr. 1Vl11rray's,tNassauStreet, NEXT T0 Post omni, , PRINCETON, N' J- PRINCETON, Ng J. A t Carmina .Pfincetonia for Sale. Newspapers. ' Periodicals PRIEST? Deng, and !Q7fQSCZfgbfiO7f.Q Sfofe, p CORNER NASSAU AND MERCER STREETS, R PRINCETON, N. J. Prescriptions prepared at All Hours, Day or N' ht 'th 1 2 d d' t 1, Soda Water, Cold and Sparkling, with Pure Frdigt andV1Crec3m2ieSgfIi'uips1.Spa C I f Priests Ullllest End 'flue Cream and Uoniectiuntrg Saloon. The very finest Cream and Confectionery in the Town. Q l ,yt-ww-vwwu , s-rvrv-'n--1 M. V. sf---..f1.....-...wg--Q-mfivuriuuswpf I r V P v t if Is TE I G ? I l z l F t 3. I ip 5 . S 1 P in .E 1. '1 E -. x, ,, it F Q 5 EE 'UQ fv..--..- -1--I-4-.1 f ...Q M w..1---.-,V s-an -.-e. asm---Y . 2 3 i 3. F 1 h 2 . 2 ' AA4' - A , L. . Li TQ1-'-VQECQ- 52534v-+12F-5---W-9 JQHN PMTERSQN, , TITULOR HND MPQRTER, P 436 SIXTH A VENUE, Bef. 26171 aB 27fh sm., New rome, H Special Styles from the Best London Houses. if-sf,+-fd'seJsE3fQff'eeQ-'s-ei Le Q ' HATS CAPS BOOTS AND SHOES v K 0 . Trunks, Traveling Bags, Umbrellas, Obflege Ribbon. 4 - .-...... , SSSTS Ann SHSSS MASS TS SSSISS. SESS Sunnnne Ann LUMMSS SESSS NASSAU STREEIPRINCETON, N. J. A GEO. THOMPSON, Opposite the Co11ege,.Prinoeton, NS J. A11 kinds of BOOKEBINDING done, with neatness and dispatch. Old Book -bound to look as good as new. A A V ', A full supply of STUDENTS' NOTE BOOKS constantly on hand. VVAITQE 'CSL Sow, FURNISHINGDXNWEYUNERY Gowns OOIJ4RGJ+1 REIBBON. BATONS TRIIVHVIED AND ROSETTES IVIADE TO ORDER. FEURING, S xg w e jk .ii fr 2, R K AI2. in SX , A 1.2: A ' A 9 FHIICY Slums HIH1 UHSSIIHBFES CUHSMHIIY Ull hflllli. CLEANING AND FQEPAIRING DONE AT LOWEST PRICES. NJSOSSSS STA, S999 DiSkiSSSn Helly PRINCETON, N. J. A . D. COQIC, -O -- Pmp72kz'W. 32.00 per Day. . . . BAKERY AND ICE CREAM EEUSETE THE GQLLEGET IQEBRARY. T TABLES RESERVED FOR LADIES. - Ice Cream and Water Ices of Various Flavors, Cakes., Sec. . . ESTABLISHED 1853. , TI-IOMTAS BRQWN, HMS, Cape, 50053 and Shoes, - OF THE LATEST STYLES. ' Sf7f6Z'LU Goods, Taffzfmks, Vozlises, Tefazfuelmg Bags, X A T Ofveafshoes .cmd U mbwllozs. NO. 407 NASSAU STREET, PRINCETON, N. J. ' Opposite North College. ' P. HIQNDRTCKSON 8. SQNS, House-Furnishing, Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, GARPETS, NQTIONS, dim.. PRINCETON, N. J. I ., ., v ,-1, .f ' 'A .....' :J-. E, HART, !Vo. 873 Arch sf., Pmdgomzz Purchasers taught tof Ride free of' A ' A otohewge. , mums scnout, A219 Naam ABHUAD sr. : ' , , SEND 3-CENT STAMP .FOR 24-PAGE CATALOGUE. . Second-Hom' Maoh171es,oo11siani0f on hami ' l REPAIRING AND NICKEL PLATING. Q ' ' A C H PEST BooK STORE IN THE WORLD. New Catalogue, the Book Boom, free. 495,673,NeW and Utd Books almost Given Away! Lfomrofyos., No. 81 Chambers Street, West of City Hall Park, I 'NEW YOR'KtClTY.t 'Eb I tx 1? V. B. GULICK, PRINCETON LIVERY STABLE T.T ' Light WHQUIIS HHH 00301163 tu LET HT All HUHTS. N EIORSES ON' V LITTERY. Furhzhzre Dealer na' lf holsfezfezfg GvEiN'EiRAIL-1 EURMSHENG UNDEMEAKER, Repairing Dome. CHAMBERS STREET, PRHNCETQN, I-I.B. BAYLES CQ., FINE GRGCERIES NAND PROVISIUNS, xv assau swf, oppwffg 00l!egeL1'bmry.E E Q QR FAMILY GR CEEQEEEEEEND PROVISIONS 009. 12. R. Avffvzfff 02 NASSAU sf, PRINCETON, N. J. ,. W. .. .J . ..,- .E ...A S -. Y 1 E r i 'L YL 2- I If V I E Y. 1 l I Y 1 S if 3 s I 1 E 2 s If E, E 5 L 4 2 E 2 s Z I F 4 F E ? I 5 f I E E 5 5 I i 5 2 . -1 f - 'fir-' Fw 'W g. Q :P ELIJAH LEIGH. J- D- LEIOI-1 ss COOK, Wholesale AND Retail Grocers NASSAU I-IOTEL BUILDING, , , PRINCETON, N. J. p J. G. DURNER. CLASSICAL HAIR-CUTTER SHAVIIVG AND SHAMPOOIIVG. University Hotel, and Nassau Street, 01111. Um North College, PRINCETON, N. J. GEORGE O. DOI-IM, +-sRESTAURANTs- EUROPEAN PLAN, PBDINCETON, N. -LIQOPPOSITE 'COLLEGE LIBRARY. PHIIVUETUIVBOOK 870195, V , QESTAB-LISHED IN 1847,D I OPPOSITE, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. p College Text Books a SpNeciaI1':g. St tionery and Blank Books-a, large supply on h cl 5 O d f Books, 8zo., promptly attended to. Quality and PFICS. If you want the finest clothing-the iinest without question, the very finest- we know of no other place where you can get it so surely. l There is some satisfaction inihaving a full stock of such clothing as you want to pick out of. Our fine' clothing trade is large enough so that we keep full assortments at all seasonsu Again in the matter of prices: No matter what unusual strain may be put on clothing outside, to realize money from it, we don't think we can afford to lose our own trade, or to miss gaining new trade, through having higher prices than are to be found anywhere. ,In other words, to make proiit to-day is not our main object, but a growing trade in the Hnest clothing and in all the grades of useful clothing, ist jOHN WANAMAKER Sc CG. CHESTNUT, BELOW NINTHA, PHELADELM-l!A. Q wg44W,m,ofn,-Q4 F- ,.- ffm-?W f - 'A ' ' - f ' 4 QD CD I ff 'x '. -1 'f if .Q f - , , 1.1, is 4,. ff? 3 memzwes m E ill This Hate! 125 one gf the most efegefetb - E jizfmkkee' mm' eppezkzfetf he E 4 , the '1 State. Q EVERY ATTENTION WILLlBE PAID TO THE WANTS , A ' f il fn 5 ' f .-OF, 5 2 sivansim Guests, and the table WYQZZ be, as tn the past, CLZZ that the most fctsttdtotzs tctste ectn cZe7ncLncZ. ' idx X . '- ' 'qt ef- 1 air f K9 U f sv + iw M , . ...V ' I, E. V. - 1 I 'I ts pcuqttetz Zc1JYtg,f eQZZeCZ to the fctet that E fUJ'nts7zecZ 7 OO7?'LS, Wtt7'L service and 1- 2 ,122 CLZZ the conveniences of hotel Zje, vvtttf -.QI V., 2, '- i I U2 ' be rented Wttizozlt bOCL7 CZ. V, :Q , , . An U' ':- . - ,I 4' ,- 12 W, . 1, Th B' B ' ' d bt dt F BW11 ,sf f ll Q1 fu h?'dk .. ,.:w -:ff 4 .1,..- 1 . Z'-'i ,, if I' i , 13 . v - 'ifflI -:ff '- ' 'x WL

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