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FOIEOJEENERAL WRITING, Nos. 404, 332, 390, and f0SEPH GILLOTT 51 SONS, N gl john Slrect, M K HENRY HOE, Sole Agznt. ll M ARCUS WARD Q CO'S NVriting Papers and Envelopes maintain their high repu- tation for Elegance and Beauty of Finish. They are invaluable for select social and busi- ness correspondence, and can be obtained in various tints, surfaces and thicknesses. For sale by leading Stationers, and wholesale only by MARCUS NVARD 8: CO., Limited, 734 Broadway, New York. avanagh, erchaut ailors Sandford AND 81 Co. mporters. 16 VVV est Twenty-third 11: Street, All the Latest NEW YORK. London W was Fabrics OPPOSITE CoNs'rANTLv ON HAND. FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. I ui A LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS. Q MW' 1030 Chestnut and 820 Arch St., Philadelphia SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS FOR CLASS GROUPS AND OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS. F. W E B E R 81 C O. Successors to janentzky 8: Weber. ' II25 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA. E1zgQi1zeQ1'5' and Dr2ruQhI5mQ1z'5 SUPPHQS ARTISTS' MATERIALS. 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C.FZ How:-:LL- on-mfmvmm Genres: B.AGNE.W JAMES BARNES J. C .Mfysris 'D-aomns EMUNAIPK Rgo1nEl1TB.WA1.LAcE I-TBe1vfeLeY I VV 5 WHITCHERD Jn, qaawaaaaaaae 12 1 re aaaaaaaigitgiiiiigaaiiiiiii September September September November November December FE' Qdteqddr. CXLIII. COLLEGE YEAR. 1589. 17th and 18th, Examinations for Admission. 18 ............ 'Wednesday ........ First Term begins. ,, 7 7 , , Preliminary Examinations -5 ..... .... X X ednesday ...... for University degrees' I4 ............ Thursday .......... Meeting of Trustees. 28 .......... Thursday .......... Thanksgiving Day. 19-january 2. .,.......... ..... C liristmas Vacation. Second Term begins. ISQO. january 27-F6b1'1.19.1'y 4. . january 30 ............ Febmary 4 ..... February 5 ..... February 13. ,... . . February 22 ........ . . April 3-April 8 ..... May 14-May 24 ..... May 27-june 7 .... june 7 .... .. . . .. june 7 .... june 8. . .. . june 9 .... june 9 ..... june Io.. . . . june ro.. . . . june II ..... june 11... june 12, I3 ............ . june 13-September 16. . .Thursday. . Tuesday. . . 222 'Wednesday ........ . .Tl1ursday. . . .Saturday . . J . .Saturday... i . .Saturday Ceveningj. . .Sunday ...... I ..... . . .Monday ..... .... . Monday Qeveningj. . . .Tuesday .......... . Tuesday Qeveningj. . .Wednesday ....... . ..Wed11esday...... .. 5 Mid-year Examinations. Day of Prayer for Colleges End of First Term. Meeting of Trustees. Washington's Birthday. Spring Vacation. Senior Final Examinations Examinations of three lower classes. Caledonian Games. Glee Club Concert. Baccalaureate Sermon. Class Day of '9o. junior Orations. Hall Day. Lynde Debate. Commencement Day, Meeting of Trustees. Examinations for Admission. Long Vacation. T Eruefeee of lie Goffege. His Excellency ROBERT S. GREEN, LL.D., Governor of the State of New Jersey, and ex-ojirzb President of the Board of Trustees. FRANCIS L. PATTON, D.D., LL.D., President of the College, and, in the absence of the Governor, President of the Board. SAMUEL H. PENNINGTON, M.D. ...... . ELIJAH R. CRAVEN, D.D ...... CHARLES K. IMBRIE, D.D.. HENRY M. ALEXANDER, LL.D ....... WILLIAM M. PAXTON, D.D, LL.D., Hon. JOHN I. BLAIR ....... .......... Hon. JOHN A. STEWART ..... JOHN HALL, D.D., LL.D ........... . WILLIAM HENRY GREEN, D.D., LL.D ......... Hon. CALEB S. GREEN, LL.D ..... CHARLES E. GREEN, A.M, .... . WILLIAM LIBBEY ................. THOMAS N. MCCARTER, LL.D .... T. CHARLTON HENRY, A.M .... Rev. SAMUEL B. DOD, A.M .... J. ADDISON HENRY, D.D ....... M. TAYLOR PYNE, A.M., LL.B.. .. JAMES W. ALEXANDER, A.M .... FRANK B. HODGE, D.D ....... DAVID R. FRAZER, D.D.. JOHN K. COWEN, A.M .... .......... Rev. GEORGE B. STEWART, A.B .... CYRUS H. MCCORMICK, A.M ......... Newark, New jersey. Philadelphia. Jersey City, New jersey. New York City. Princeton, New jersey, Blairstown, New jersey. New York City. New York City. Princeton, New jersey. Trenton, New jersey. Trenton, New jersey. New York City. Newark, New jersey. Germantown, Pa. Hoboken, New jersey. Philadelphia. New York City. New York City. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Newark, New jersey. Baltimore, Md. Harrisburg, Pa. Chicago, 111. ELIJAH R. CRAVEN, Clerk Q' the Board qc Trusfees. EDWIN C. OSEORN, Treasurer. 6 .V wg: ,-.' ,-,,5-:.- ,. mm. Sv :S 3,71 ,-, 4. M E. 1+ ,gk . .Q 1 ,gi 4. JL ,ft -.emu aQ.e'gjgX-if-'a,,:1i?Ew'a-NtgflviXuricg-LQQU , saga Mr'.wfr?g Sooutvfey cmcl Ceiqofuofo ro. FRANCIS L. PATTON, D.D., LD.D., PRESIDENT, Robert Lenox Professor of Biblical Instniction and Stuart Professor of Ethics. JAMES O. MURRAY, D.D., LL.D., DEAN or THE FACULTY, Holmes Professor of Belles-Letlres and English Language and Literature. JAMES MCCOSH, D.D., LL.D., LITT.D., EX-PRESIDENT, ' Lecturer 0nlP1u10s0phy. JOHN T. DUFFIELD, D.D., Dod Professor of Mathematics. J. STILLWELL SCHANCK, M.D., LL.D., Professor of Chemistry and Hygiene. HENRY C. CAMERON, PH.D., D.D., Professor of Greek Language and Literature, and Clerk of the Faculty. CHARLES W. SHIELDS, D.D., LL.D., Professor of the Harmony of Science and Revealed Religion. VVILLIAM A. PACKARD, Pl-LD., Kennedy Professor of Latin Language and Literature, and the Science of Language. JOSEPH KARGE, PH.D., Woodhull Professor of Continental Languages and Literature. CYRUS F. BRACKETT, M.D., LL.D., Henry Professor of Physics. HENRY B. CORNWALL, P1-LD., E.M., Professor of Analytical Chemistry and Mineralogy. GEORGE MACLOSKIE, LL.D., D.Sc., Professor of Biology. 7 5.5 'asc .qui ff P a NJ -f-. -A fmqxf -. Lwl' X QT ,A x Q FA CUL TY AND JNS TR UCTORS.-Cmfzamd. vuy- Q1-'N is x 1-. .ff-77 Qs si' we CHARLES MCMILLAN, C.E., Professor of Civil Engineering and Applied Mathematics. CHARLES A. YOUNG, PH.D., LL,D., Professor of Astronomy. REV. S. STANHOPE ORRIS, PH.D., L.H.D., Ewing Professor of Greek Language and Literature. CHARLES G. ROCKWOOD, JR., PH.D., Professor of Mathematics. REV. THEODORE W. HUNT, PH.D., Professor of Rhetoric and English Language. WILLIAM M. SLOANE, PH.D., L.H.D., Professor of History and Political Science. GEORGE LANSING RAYMOND, L.H.D Professor of Oratory and !Esthetic Criticism. ' v SAMUEL R. WINANS, P1-LD., Professor of Greek and Instructor in Sanskrit. WILLIAM LIBBEY, JR., D.SC., Princeton, Professor of Physical Geography and Histology, and Director of the E. M. Museum of Geology and Archmology. WILLIAM B. SCOTT, PH.D., Heidelberg, Blair Professor of Geology. HENRY F. OSBORN, D.Sc., Princeton, Professor of Comparative Anatomy. FREDERICK N, WILLSON, C.E., Professor of Descriptive Geometry, Stereotomy and Technical Dravsnng. WILLIAM C. PRIME, LL.D. , Professor of the History of Art. ALLAN MARQUAND, Pi-LD., L.H.D., Professor of the History of Art. ANDREW F. WEST, P1-LD., Giger Professor of Latin and Professor of Pedagogics. ALEXANDER T. ORMOND, PH.D., Princeton, Stuart Professor of Mental Science and Logic. E 8 FACULTY AJVD INSTRUCTORS.--C'01z!z7zzzf'1z'. HERMANN C. O. HUSS, PH.D., Jena, Professor of Modern Languages and Literature. ARTHUR L. FROTI-IINGI-IAM, JR., PH.D., Leipsic Professor of Archaeology, and Instructor in Semitic Languages. JOHN H. YVESTCOTT, PH.D., Princeton, Professor of Latin. Professor of jurisprudence and Political Economy. HENRY B. FINE, P1-LD., Leipsic, Assistant Professor of Mathematics. VVILLIAM F. MAGIE, PH.D., Berlin, Assistant Professor of Physics. LEROY W. MCCAY, DSC., Assistant Professor of Analytical Chemistry and Mineralogy. GEORGE B. RODDY, A.M., Tutor in Greek. HENRY D. THOMPSON, D.Sc., Princeton, n Tutor in Mathematics, MARION M. MILLER, L1TT.D., Princeton. Instructor in English. GEORGE MCLEAN HARPER, A.B., Instructor in French. TAYLOR REED, A.M., Assistant in Astronomy. RUDOLPH WEBER, Assistant in Graphics. SAMUEL T. DODD. A.M., Assistant in Physics. FRANKLIN C. HILL, Pl-I.G'.,, D.SC., Curator of the E. M. Museurn. A. H. PHILLIPS, Assistant in Biology and Acting Curator of the Zoological Museum. 9 Qbvowege Officers. HENRY C. CAMERON, D.D., Clerk qf llze Faeuliy. . HENRY N. VAN DYKE, A.M., Regzktrar. EDWIN C. OSBORN, Treasurer. HENRY G. DUFFIELD, A.B., Treaszzrerlv Asszlvirwzi. FREDERIC VINTON, L1TT.D., Librarzkm. EMIL O. W. MILDNER, Orgzzfzzlrf. I. 1. TURNER, Superzhiendenz' Q' Gyffzfmszinlz. MATTHEVV GOLDIE, Praefor. GPGIQ C-ifficera. ACADEMIC. SENIOR CLASS. . . ......... ..... .... P R OF. JUNIOR CLASS .... .. .,.. PROF. SOPHOMORE CLASS .... .... P RoF. FRESHMAN CLASS. First and Second Divisions... .... PROF. Third and Fourth Divisions ..... .... P ROF. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE. SENIORS, IUNIORS, C. E, ..... .... P ROP. SOPHOMORES SENIORS, IUNIORS, B. S .... ,,,, P Rop, SOPHOMORES, FRESHMEN.. . . ,,,, PROF, IO YOUNG. DUFFIELD. PACKARD. FINE. WINANS. MCMILLAN. CORNWALL ROCICWOOD N VNS VNS VY Y' X ef' 'R vw af W1 fs! YAY vw ' as f I x R I X if f -X ,' ' I' N I, -X If X . X ?' in R, uf R ' I I I I X . I X , X I 'i X Eelplpowo . PIONVARD CROSBY WARREN. .. .............. ............. N ew jersey. Chancellor Green Fellow in Mental Science. EDMUND YARD ROBBINS ............,..........,... New jersey. Fellow in Classical Literature. LEXVIS SEYMOUR MUDGE. ...,............................. New jersey. Class l860 Fellow in Experimental Science. JOHN MILTON BROOKS ............................ .... O hio. J. S. K. Fellow in Mathematics. HARRY GURNEE DRUMMOND ................ ...... . . .New jersey. Boudinot Fellow in History. JOSHUA BRUSH GESNER. .......... ........,.......... .... N e W jersey. Boudinot Fellow in Modern Languages. BERTRAM H. WATERS. ........................... .... P ennsylvania. E. M. Fellow in Biological Science. RICHMOND O. AULICK. ........................... District of Columbia South East Club Fellow. OLIVER SMITH STRONG ...... . ................... .... N ew jersey. Class 1877 University Fellow. WILLIAM RANKIN. .......................... . . . . , . . .New jersey. University Fellow in English. HENRY RUSSELL PEMBERTON ......... . . ...... . . .Virginia Special Fellow in Biology. rx ' 'f M r ?rfilf1 lF f ii midi? I fl' lE, Ql.!, .I . . ,G X I' 'mm' fwfr , 'lf1,. .f ff' ,elf ff ,-L' I M If .':ffjq.1 '.:.:::gT ,ri 'U .uf It ll:-Zzis fvtw X I ..-.,.-- tl 1 fill 11irfQ'ifg91'1f:'ZL:' y en,-I1 WE, 'li 'li .1v :lQrl7'i?12-a: sf: if 153 'Qa1.ymf-- 5 ,f!llms15s5gn5f,y-'En-nfs A he ':7l's:'f l. : i' f 4 H. illHUUL7'UllU-IMF I V' ri f -QW !! 0,9 i, i,.f'iT'1f-ii? W if lf :fi r iii 5 5 pf' mugmiqiiimiilliililmll lllgmlugl u mugu, : Mn l gmgm vu 5z faA1 MiHuf 1ff1:f r41n mu UQ . 4 ,li -in In tg gifs Iv , 1 W ,I Hllffiw , ,jg glrgg, 2,1 If X I lx j., MU li v,..vY,'f.fH,'g'j Egg . ,lM.N i 'r l M 'K'? f'L? :- F -:gi 1?T-- AJ1 ,re 5190612 QPQHUGTGQ. Naffze. H. O. Aiken, A.B .......... Wm. A. Annin, A.M ....... Wm. Ater ........... W. L. Bannerman ......... H. C. Baskerville, A.B .... R. H. Beattie, A.M. ....... . G. T. Berry, A.B. ......... . F. T. I. Calhoun, A.B.. .... .. S. S. Cameron, A.B ........ S. S. Conger ...... . ... H. W. Cowan, A.B ........ H. H. Crawford, A.B ...... Blissing, A.B ........ College. Dartmouth .... . . . . Princeton .... .... Univ. Coll., Toronto. . . ,Univ. of Georgia ...... Princeton .... . . . . . . Princeton .... .... Un1on.... . Princeton .... . . . . Union.... Princeton .... . . . . Geneva ..... .... 1 Hofne Address. Amherst, N. H. Rolla, Mo. Pocomoke City, Md Chesley, Ont. Broken Bow, Neb. Salisbury Mills, N.Y Caldwell, N. J. Albany, N. Y. Connellsville, Pa. Albany, N. Y. Summit, N. J. Hobart, N. Y. Washington, Iowa. .lVzzme. W. M. Daniels, A.B. c. E. J. W. 5. N. C. G. Davis, A.M... Doughty, A.B. Elliott, A.B. . H. Ettlich ..... A. Evans, A.B ...... S. I. Foster, jr., A.B. .. .. D. Fraser, B.A ..... F. L. Fraser, A.B. . . F. XV. Fraser, A.B.. H. N. Freeman ..... H. S. Fulmer, A.B.. W. F. Gibbons .... M.B . Grier, A.B .... 1. Griffith ........... W. O. Groce, A.B... Collage. Princeton... . . . .. Princeton .... . . . Princeton. .......... . Univ. of Toronto .. . N. Y. University ...... Hamilton ......... .... .S. VV. Pres. University.. Dalhpusie ........... Manitoba ..... ...... St. Francis Xavier. . . Princeton ...... ..... Bucknell University.. . . Erskine . ............. . Trevecca .... . . . . Tallapoosa .... . . G. McL. Harper, A.B ...... Princeton.. .. .... . . . .. W. L. Hays, A.B. C. S. Hedges, A.B ......... E. R. Hewitt, A.B ........ R. M. Hodge, A.M. ...... . S. C. Hodge, A.B .... ..... VV. C. Humphreys. R. S. Inglis, A.B.. D.E Blackburn University. . Lincoln University. . .Pr1nceton... .... . . . . .Princeton .... .... Princeton .... . . Columbia ............ Wash. and jefferson. . . flame Address. Dayton, O. Hightstown, N. J. Circleville, O. Princeton, N. -I. Jersey City, N. Rome, N. Y. Union Springs, Ala Pictow, N. S. Morden, Manitoba. Antigonishe, N. S. Orange Valley, N. I Philadelphia, Pa. West Chester, Pa. Due NVest, S. C. Owen Sound, Ont. Greenville, S. C. Shippensburg, Pa. Litchfield, Ill. Baltimore, Md. New York. Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn. Brooklyn, N. Y. Claysville, Pa. . jenkins, A.M ........ Melbourne Univ ....... Melbourne, Aus. D. C. jones ......... ..... L. F. jones. G. G. Ketchum ............ F. Lambader, jr., J. c. J. T. J. K. Levengood ........ . . Trevecca. . ...... . . Crozer Seminary ..... LL.B.. . .Univ. of Pennsylvania. . Auburn Seminary .... MacLean, A.B ........ Park ................ . . MacGil11vray, A.B. . . .Manitoba. . . . . G. B. Macleod .............. Dalhousle. .. .. T3 Cwrh, Vlfales. Tuckerton, N. I. Philadelphia. Philadelphia. Honey Brook, Pa. Princeton,IN. DT. - Port Elgin, Ont. Murray River, Can. Name. I. R. Manu, A.B ..... .... J. E. Maxwell, A.B ......... F. McAfee ........... .... A. H. McArn, A.B ......... J. B. McCuish, A.M ........ john McMillan ....... .... W. C. Mickey, A.B ........ D. C. Miller, Ph.B.,A.M. .. T. M. Morrison,A.B ....... Fred. Neher, A.B .... . .. H. I. Nicholas ..... S. J. Onque, A.B ..... .... D. L. Pelton, A.B .... .... Fred. Perkins, A.B ......... W. S. Porter, A.B .... .... M. Pressly ........ E. W. Rand, A.B ..... C. H. Reinsberg ..... .... W. S. Rutherford .... R. H. Sharpe ........ .... W. A. Shedd, A.B .... ..,... W. O. Shewmaker, A.B .... R. C. H. Sinclair, A.B ...... I. Snodgrass.. . . .. . W. L. Stewart, A.B ....... D. W. Taylor, A.B. ....... . J. A. Terhune, A.B ........ W. C. Templeton... A. Thompson .... W. M. Thompson, .. E. W. Thwing ...,. C. G. varde11,A.B. J. M. vvaddeu, A.B College. University. .... .... . Princeton ...... ..... Harvard. .... . . . . . Davidson ...... ..... Park ...... ..... Home Address. Baltimore, Ont. Millersburg, O. Port Royal, Pa. Laurinburg, N. C. Loch Lomond, N. S. Magee. ................ Londonderry, Ont. University of Wooster. . Baldwin. ............ . Lafayette ..... ..... . Princeton ..... . ..... Lincoln University .... Coe. .................. . Hamilton. ........... . . Univ. of Pennsylvania. Erskine .............. . Princeton . . . . .... .... . Niesky, Silesia ........ Royal Univ., Ireland.. University of Wooster. . Marietta, O ............ Princeton, N. J. Berea, O. Avondale, Pa. Troy, N. Y. Santee, Pa. Princeton, N. J. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Lock Haven, Pa. Media, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Salem, N. Y. Princeton, N. j. Newville, Pa. Oroomiah, Persia. Central University ..... Harrosburg, Ky. Queens, Kingston. .... . Princeton ..... ..... Princeton ..... ..... Park ....... ..... Victoria ...... . . . . . Queens, Ont .......... N. Y. University ...... Davidson . ........... . . Princeton ..... . .... . 14 Carleton Place, Ont Edinburgh, Scot. Natchez, Miss. Princeton, N. J. Saddle River N. J. Pinkneyvill, Ill. Goldspr-ing, Ont. Durham, N. S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Summerville, S. C. Princeton, Ill. 1Vamf. E. O. Wagenhurst, A.B .... Lucien Waggener, Jr., A.B D. R. Warne .............. College. Hollze Address. Princeton. .... ..... C lifton, Pa. .Princeton ..... ..... F rankfort, Ky. .....Baptisttown,N.j. W. H. Vtfaygood, A.B ...... Lafayette. F. S. Woodruff, A.M ...... M. T. Wright, A.B ........ J. N. Young, A.B, ........ . . Princeton. . ,.. ..... Albany, N. Y. . ........... Elizabeth, N. J. Baldwin University .... Berea, O. Park .... ............... M ound City, Mo. NON-RESIDENT GRADUATE STUDENTS. A. G. Cameron, A.M ....... W. T. Chapin, A.B.. .... W. M. Irvine, A.B ......... M. H. Liddell, A.B. ...... . J. S. Parker, A.B .......... R. E. Prime, A.B .......... W. A. Robinson, A.M ...... F. N. Rutan, A.B .......... M. Whittlesey. A.M ........ FQ xx. X7 ni '. This ix Q X Q Princeton .............. Oxford, O. Amherst ..... ..... H yde Park, Ill. Princeton ..... ..... B edford, Pa. Princeton ..... .... G ermantown, Pa. Princeton ..... ..... B everly, N. J. 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O . , A A ' K1 Q F . 233: 34 fi 4? uf f .lb I , . - , I I V V x r X 2 - .K W 4?fr?j,,,t,Xs EU If gli h E51 :sl 5: E -E , A 'X A 5 'Ta X Dix-X , MZ? ' AWA w ZH f fzx -I A AN K C v E R I x n .S t E' L lil H2 U' ' R fu' I L: Q QQ Mr .M 77-!E'GR'AVE' - 7-1-15 G Alf Ib.'i.fQ.,L 996 Cf5?cLfQ Cfirganizafion. DAN D. CASEMENT, Preszkienf. ' ' J. D. VQORHEES, Vzke-Pres'z'. S. W. THURBER, ufreczsurer. T. F. CHAMBERS, Serremry. WALTER LOWRIE, Hzlviorzkzn. I7 CLA SS '90, SENIORS. Naflze. Hofne Address. A R00771- Benjamiu Haywood Adams ..... 518 N' lgggigbigi N. J. .... . . . .3 N.R.H Henry M. Alexander, jr .... . . . 50 W' 5g2W'5glln,k City' g ..., .... 6 S.E Knowlton Lyman Ames .... . . . 5123 Lasaueciggago, IH- . . . . . .8 U.H Frank S. Anthony .... 77 N' Llngggggiggf Ong .... ....... 1 3 S.W Alfred S. Baker .... .... ..... P ri nceton, N. J ........,.... .Trinity Rectory J, Mac. Barnett .......... ..... N ew Bloomfield, Pa. . ...........,... 31 U.H Edgeworth Bird Banter .... ..... S parta, Ga ,.... . . . ......... ........ . 18 W Geo. G. Belt ............. ..... Chas. G. Bickharn .... George H. Bigelow .... -I. Warren Bird Clinton Ledyard Blair.. . . . . . . Ernest L. Bogart ..... john Bright ........ .. Thomas Brown, jr ..... john C. Bucher ............ . . . E. Phillips Burgess, Jr C. Sheldon Carothers .... 117 Monument Ave., Cedar Rapids, Iowa ..... . .35, 36 and 37 U.H Dayton, O E ........... 16 N.W 1608 Polk St San Francisco, Cal. E ' 40 N'E'H 59 Clinton Ave., Trenton, N. J. .. ...... 9 N.W .Belyidere,'N. I ,... ......., ..... 1 6 E.W.H 412 N. Broadway, Q Yonkers, N. YJ .... ..... I 5 S.E Pottsville, Pa ............. .......... 3 4 S.E . .Princeton, N. I ..... . . .. . .Thomas Brown's . .Dillsburg, Pa... . . .....Dedha1n, Mass... . .Carlisle, Pa ..... . Dan Dillon Casement ...... ..... P ainesville, O ........ Chas. I. Chambers, B. S ........ Tileston F. Chambers. Harry J. Chapin .... Jas. J. Charlton ...... A. Ward Cobb .......... Addison Berg Collins .... . . . j 6 Woodland Terrace, I Philadelphia, Pa. 1441 Q St., Washington, D. C. 5 351 W. 57th St., I New York City. ............24N N.W .....26 N.E.H 2 5 .... Q .... ....L,U.H ....18 U.H ....,..4 N.R.H .....Albany, OI6gOD.......................I3 N .....SingSing,N. 5616 N. sth st., Q Philadelphia, Pa. Arthur J. Collins ..... ..... S heridan, N. Y ....,...... William S. Conant .... ..... P rinceton, N. J ......... john Paul Conduit ....... ..... N utley, N. J. .... . George B. Covington .... . .... Snow Hill, Md. . . . Harry K. Denlinger.. . . ..... Gordonville, Pa .... . . . . .. Wm. V. Dinsmore, B. S Walter C. Dohm ........ Warren B. Dunham .... David Linn Edsall .... 315 N. East St., Bloomington, Ill .....Princeton, .Oxford, Ind ........ .. ...I-Iamburg, N. I... . 18 . . ..Mrs. Patterson andS, U.H ....I9 S.M.R.H .......14 S.W ......23 N.E.H . . . .Mrs. Warren ........26 N N.E Princeton House . . . . .Mrs. Warren's CLASS 'Q iVrzm4'. XV. B. Ewing .....,... .. J. Edward Farnum .... Wilbur C. Fisk, C. E .. William S. F urst ....... George McFarlane Galt .... Herbert M. Gesner ..... W'illia1n D. Gibby .... .. Geo. Goldie, jr., C. E.. Malcolm Graham, jr. . . Craig R. Guerin ....... Alexander S. Gulfey. . . Uv j I ,K I Fred. W. Hagney, B. S .... ..... Harry 'Walter Haring. . john E. Hanon ........ H. W2 Hathaway ..... George E. Hersh ..... Walter B. Hill .... I. B. Hillegass.. . . I. W. Hirst. .... . Charles Hodge.. . . B. S. Horn, B. S .... Richard Irvin ..... ........ . Charles Huntington jackson.. . . . Hugh H. Janeway. ....... . Albert G. Jennings, B. S. . . Alfred Thompson Kelly .... J. R. Kerr, jr. .......... ., .. Winfield S. Kimball. ..... . Paul Foster Leach, B. S .... David C. Lewis ......... Jos. W. Lewis, jr ..... . . . 2 ,S I SEIVIOR .54 C'07zfz7z1zezf. HOIIZF fl zidress. Alexandria, Egypt. .... . Media, Pa .............. IQ E. Goth St., New York City. Bellefonte, Pa ........ f. S 160 S.4th St., Aurora, lll. Linden, N. I ........... Princeton, N. -I .... Princeton, N. J ........ I3 W. Ijtll St.. New York City. lllorristown, N. I ..... '. S Greensburg, Pa ..... . . . Newark, N. I ......... . . S48 N. 3d St., Philadelphia, Pa. . Morrisville, Ill ....... 5 1 3 I .5 l ,S l 5 I ,S I 5 4 3 l l 35 Van Reipen Ave., jersey City, N. J. 113 VV. Market St., York, Pa. t S ? Y East Liverpool, O ...... Pennsburg, Pa .... ..... 474 Pleasant St., Fall River, Mass. IIS S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 27 Bidwell St., Allegheny City, Pa. 25 W. Ioth St., New York City. 656 High St.. Newark, N. I. 104 George St., New Brunswick, N. J. 313 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. I Y 3. 5 P l 2 2 East Liverpool, O .... ...... 329 W. 34th St., New York City. Eatontown, N. I ........ 2005 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. 18th and G Sts., Portland, Oregon. 3521 Lucas Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 19 2 Y Room. . . . .18 S.M.R.H W.W.H ..12 E.W.H .. ..28 N.E.H . ,... 5 N.M.R.H . . . .Mrs Gibby's . ..Mrs. Goldie's N.R.H ....4 E.M.W.H . .1S S.E.H . . .29 S.E.H .......22 S.E.H Mrs. Van Noyes' ...5 andS, U.H . ........ 'W.U.H 8 and IO N.E.H N.R.H .. .... 18 N.E.H .. ,... 7 S.R.H .. . .... I2 N.W ,...I4 S.E ,. ..... II N.W .....I6 W.W.H 8 and IO N.E.H ......1o E.W.H ...Mrs. Warrens .....31 N.E.H N.E .. .... 35 U.H CLASS '90, SENJORS-Contzbzued. Name. A. E. Linder ........... . Louis Eugene Livingood. ..... . Frank Hallet Lovell, jr ..... ,... Walter Lowrie .... Frank Lukens ..... W. H. Lytle ......... . . Malcolm MacLaren .... .... James Mathers. ....... . . . H. A. McConkey... .. Mark L. McDonald, jr .... . . A. Hart McKee ................. Charles Richard McMillan, C. E.. . W. P. Meeker, C. E .......... . .. Huntington Wolcott Merchant. . . . . Frank S. Miller ............ ....... Charles H. Miner, B. S ..... Dunlap Moore, jr ........ . . Frank J. Newbury, B.S .... . . V. VanA. Nicholas .. . . .... Somerville, N. J. . . . Edwin Nicodemus ..... . . Horne Address. . . Orwigsburg, Pa ....... . j 419 Walnut St., Q Reading, Pa. 35 Monroe Place, l Brooklyn, N. Y 3813 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 441 Westminster Ave., l Elizabeth, N. I . .Pr-inceton, N. I ........ . 5 372 Lewis Ave., 2 Brooklyn, N. Y . .MifHintown, Pa ..... . . .Peachbottonm Pa. . . .. . . Mabelton, Santa Rosa, Cal 230 Ridge Ave., Allegheny, City, Pa 5 660 High St., Q Newark, N. J I3O S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa ..New Brighton, Pa... ..Lima, N. Y ......... . . .Boonsboro', Md .... . H. O. Nutting, C. E ..... .... L ebanon, Pa. . .. . W. P. Nutting, C. E ,... . .... Lebanon, Pa .... . Newton F. Osmer ...... .... F ranklin, Pa .... .... . Francis Palmer .... .... - 3 Kennebunk P01-thaine Howard W. Perrin ..... . . , .Luzerne, Pa ....... . .. . William Lee Phelps .... .. . . Howard C. Phillips, C. Delavan L. Pierson ............. Frederick Vernon Pitney, C. E... E. B. Price ........... .......... William Cowper Prime .... .... E .... 2 Ferncliif Ave. , Princeton, N. I ......... Astoria, N. Y. ........ . Elmira, N. Y ........... ll lu ll fr ll 'r P. ll 3. fn il il g... P 9 I Springfield, O. f 3 72 W. 12th St., New York City. 2320 Spruce St., Avondale, Cincinnati, O 63 Hawthorne Ave., l Yonkers, N. Y zo A I Y Philadelphia, Pa. .Morristown, N. I ........ Room. .. N.R.H .... 4 S.R.H . ..... 30 U.H .... .14 S.W . ..... 8 S.R.I-I . . . . .Dr. Lytle's ..... 28 S.E . .... ..,..13 N.M.R.H 35, 36 and 37 U.H , ..... 3 and 4 U.H Prof. McMillan's ........1I S.M.R .....1o N.M.R.H .. ....... 16 N.E S.R.H . Mrs. Burroughs' N.F. .. .... I5 N.E.H . .... B.U.H . .14 N.W ....5 N.E N.E W.M.W.H .. .... 5 N.W .. .... 7 S.W N.E.H ... .... 18 S.E.H ---35,156,157 U-H S.E CLASS '90, SENIOl?.S4C07z!z9zued. Nailze. John H. Race ........ . Edmund G. Rawson, jr.. Albert Reid. ............ . George VanDusen Ricker Chas. K. Rodgers, B. S.. c. W. M. Rysfiyk. ...... . Robert L. Scudder, C. E. james M. Sharon ........ George Louis Shearer .... S. Howell Shepard ..... Robert Porter Shick ..... Reginald K. Shober .... Arthur M. Shrady .... .. Edwin Withers Shultz... Edgar Maverick Smith, C I. B. Smith ............ . Louis Dean Speir .... Chas. G. Sproull ...... Morris C. Sutphen ..... I. Holden Sutton ..... Jos. N. Thomas ......... Samuel W. Thurber, B. S Robert T. Townsend ..... L E .... I W. Campbell Trusdell, B. S. . J. Spencer Van Cleve .... james Ditmars Voorhees. Frederic Morton Wall .... Fred. J. Watson .... .. Grant W. Weidman, jr. . . Geo. Silas West... .. . 1 . .. Clarke Benedict Williams ........ 5 I cl 'nf f f i 5 1 l 1 5 l 5 3 Howzze Afldresr. Kingston, Luzerne Co., Pa. 4 Clinton Sq., Albany, N.Y. I S i Englishtown, N. I ........ Pottsville, Pa .............. 92 N. Limestone St., J Springfield, O. 5' Goshen, N. Y ........... Princetown, N. J ............ McAlistervi1le, Pa .......... 805 Guerrero St., Q San Francisco, Cal. 5 24 E. 55th St., New York City. IOII Penn St., Reading, Pa. 1311 Spruce St., f Philadelphia, Pa. f 64 W. 126th St., I New York City. Y Kirkwood, Lancaster Co., Pa. IQ VV. 16th St., 2 New York City. K 166 A Ave., Cedar Rapids, Ia. South Orange, N. I. .. . .. jacksonville, Fla. ...... . Morristown, N. I ....... 103 E. 4oth St., New York City. Santa Rosa, Cal ............. 434 Chestnut St., Syracuse, N. Y. i New Brighton, Pa ........... IQ Washington St., e Newark, N. I. 121 E. 6th St., Erie, Pa .... Morristown, N. J ....... 233 W. 45th St., New York City. American Mission, 2 Cairo, Egypt. f Lebanon, Pa .... . ......... . Waverley, N. Y .... Corning, N. Y ..... 21 Room. ...5 and S U.H ....1 N.M.R.H 12N.E.H ....I3N.W .........7S.W N.E.I-I Capt. Scudder's ........18 S.W ..... .27N ...3W.M.W.H ......12 S.E . ..14 N.E .....11 S.W ...19 S.M.R.H .......16 S.W -35. 36. 37 U.H S.E.H ....2IN.E.H .....18 N.W .....19 E.W.H ....35 S.E.H .....11 S.E ....8 W.W.H .' .... IO S.W .....4 S.E.H N.E.H ....15 N.W ....16 S.E.I-I ....34U.H I CLASS '90, SENIORS-Conlzhued. Name. Frank Scott Willock, B. S. . Chas. A. Woods. ..,........... . Q Howard Edwin Wight ........ john H. Wnght ........ ...... J. Morris Yeakle ....... ..... john Zimmerman. . . . . . Home Address. Roam. 44 Beach St., Allegheny City, Pa. 2 ....,.. .... A ,U.H 516 Market St., Pittsburgh, Pang .... .... 1 9, 20 U.H .P1-inceton, N. I ............. Hon. J. Wright's .P1'incetown, N. I .......... .Mr. T. Wright's 626 De Kalb sf., Q Nomstowni Pa. S .... , as s.M.R.H .New Glarus, Wis ............... I7 S.M.R H ,t f.. , W uhm- J... 'W E w M fl - f ....... . Infos f-D1 V1 .4 EWU' . Ju ,Q 5 Ls M .N ff I' .ng ,f .42 , . :if 'ZF' V' 135 'Q M 7 if 5 . hui. K J ,, ': , . I 17- r 'Q i Jmwfff . 3. , 'Tl' SWE j.jf55 jf , .. Q ...... , iffy '2 .u.. f. L: '-l ' 5: -Q. i,,v,,.. WSJAI. Vu 99,1 C5PafQ CQr9cLr1izCdTor1.- J. S. BLACK, . Preszkienf. C. M. GORDON, 5663! 64 l7?'eas W. C. SPICER, Vzke-Preszkient. C. F. HOWELL, . Hz1vl0rz'an 23 Nafne. j. Frank Adams . . L. B. Adams...... C. R. Agnew. ..... . . G. B. Agnew .............. Arthur Sterling Auchincloss. .... . . Wilson Aull ............... Campbell Elias Babcock . . . S. Harbourne Baldwin. .... . G. Orris Bechtel ....... George I. Bergen ........ Jeremiah Sullivan Black . . . William Bayard Blackwell . Asahel P. H. Bloomer. .... . Paul R. Bonner. ...... . Curtis O. Bosserman ....... VVillard Hall Bradford. .... . W. Christy ,Bryan .... . . Charles R. Campbell ..... Paul V. Cary. ...... .. W. W. Casselberry .... Lowrie Childs. ....... . . Theodore W. Church... . . E. B. Cooper. ......... . Louis Burton Crane .... C. C. Dana ....... . . Herman S. Davis .... William L. Davison.. .. William Russell Deemer ..... . C. H. Denman ........... Alf. P, Dennis .... CLASS '91, fUNfORS. Hofne Address. . .Mount Union, Pa ..... . . . 110 E. 78th St., New York. . ... 23 W. 39th St., New York... . . . 23 W. 39th St., New York.. . . . Orange, N. I.. ........ . .. 3015 Bell Street, St. Louis, Mo. 5 ll . .... Chicago, Ill. ..... . . . .. . Clinton Avenue, 2 Newark, N. I. ....Colora,Md.............. 5 522 Linden St., il York, Pa. ............. . 124 W. State St., 'L Trenton, N. I. L 457 N. Pennsylvania St., ll Indianapolis, Ind. j, 43 E. 53d St., New York . .... Newport, Pa. ........ . . . . Dover, Delaware. . . . . 2654 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. ....Derry Station, Pa.. . . ... 1728 Grand Ave., ' 5 -. Milwaukee, Wis. 1334 N. 13th St.. I ' ' ' 5 Philadelphia, Pa. Y Omaha, Neb. ............ . . Hudson, N. Y. .... . Shelbyville, Tenn.. . . Mt. Sterling, Ill... . . Morrisville, N. Y.... . ....M1lfOfd, De1............ 3 927 Greene Ave., 711 W. 4th St., J Williamsport, Pa. f Scottsville, N. Y. ...... .. . Pocomoke City, Md .... 94 li .. .... .... .... Q S . Camden, N. I. jf Brooklyn, N. Y. ' Room. 34N.E.H 38S.E.H 8E.M W.H .8E. M. W.H 4W. M. W.H 31 S. E.H E .Mrs. E. M. Al1en's .....5S.R.H ..13W.W.H 1W.M.W.H ....9N.R.H . ..... 8S.E.H . . . .Mrs. King's .....9W'. M. W.H .....1oS.E.H . ....... I7W.W.H R.H .....D.U.H ........2oS.E ...Mrs. Atkinson's ........11N.E .....13S.E .9N.E.H R. H ......I6N ....2oN.E.H CLA 55 '91, N amy. Geo. Dugan ......... J. Harry Dunham .... Halsey Durand .... H. L. Durell ..... S. Russell Dye. ..... . Elwood Waite Elder .... Edward W. Evans, Jr ..... William L. Everitt. .. . . . . . Radclyffe Furness, B. S. . . Ernest Carson Gibney.. . . . R. F. Goldsborough. ..... . Royal Sweetser Goldsbury. . Clarence M. Gordon. ..... . Henry W. Green... .. Jos. W. Harper. ...... . Edwin B. Harts, B. S ..... William L. Hedenberg, C. William P. Herrick ....... Erskine Hewitt ...... J. Preston Hoskins .... Charles F. Howell ..... Rowland H. Jackson .... Charles M. Jamison.. . . David S. D. Jessup ....... Benjamin Franklin Jones.. Russell S. Jones ..... .... Pringle Carlisle Jones ..... Wistar M. Kelly .... ...... Phineas Barbour Kennedy Curtis E. Knickerbocker.. . David Smith Lansden.. . . . E ...... fUNfORS-- Caizlmzzed. Hozzze Address. Olney, Philadelphia, Pa. 186 W. State St., I Trenton, N. J. 5' Newark, N. J. ........... . Woodstoxvn, N. J. . .. 411 Montgomery St., 2 Trenton, N. J. NVarsaw, Ohio .......... 172 W. State St., I Trenton, N. J. Y Jamesburg, N. J. ...... ... 711 Locust St., I Philadelphia, Pa. J Park Ave. and 35th St., 2 New York City. S' .. . . .VVashington, D. C... . . .. Minneapolis, Minn.. . . . Fannettsburg, Pa... . Trenton, N. J .... Room. .....4S.M.R.H .....6S.R.H W.H .....17N.E .. ..... 13N.E ....9N.R.H . .... 6S.R.H ....39S.E.H . ........... 9S.W . . .Mrs. Wortley's ... ...Hankins' .,...14N.E.H E.H ...Mrs. G. Goldie Still Pond, Md ...,.. ................. I 6 S. E S. W. cor zd andWrighti Sts., Springfield, Ill, J ' East Orange, N. J. ..... . 26 E. 42d St., New York. 9 Lexington Ave., New York City. Media, Pa. ............... . New Brunswick, N. J ..... Ohio, Missouri ......... Greensburg, Pa .... Beirut, Syria... .. Allegheny, Pa .....,. Farmington, Conn... . . South Charleston, O ..... 191 N St., Washington, D. C. Bridgeton, N. Morrisville, N. Y... . . .. 317 5th St., Cairo, Ill ..... .. 25 .Mrs. Burroughs P.U.H . ....... 2oW.W.I-I . .Mrs. Ferg-uson's ......7N. E. H .....8N.M.R.H ......19N.W .....11E.W.H . ........ 9S.W . . . .Mrs. Atkinson's ....I6S.M.R.H Mr. M. Hubbard's CLA ss '91, Nafne. john Carruthers Leach. .... . Edwin A. S. Lewis. ..... . . .. Francis Ernest Lloyd.. ..,. .... . 3 Richard B. Lyon ..... Chas. H. Macmillan. ... .. .. james A. Matheson.. .... . . . 3 Donald MCCO11. ..... . Glenn F. McKinney. .... . . . . G. S. McLean. ....... . Thomas F. McNair.. .... .... . Q Hugh McNinch ......... .... james Cowden Meyers .... .... Homer R. Miller ........ . . . . .. Mushegh M. Minassian. .... . . . . Charles T. Mixer, B. S... . . . Franklin T. Moore .... John C. Motter ....... A. Gordon Murray ...... .... Benjamin Markley Nyse.. . . . . . . Samuel Grant Oliphant .... .... O. A. Ormond ...... ...... .... Henry Page, jr ..... Franklyn Paddock .... 5 l George I. Parker. ....... . . . . William McC. Parker. ..... . . . . George S. Patton. .... . H. Denny Paxton ..... Frank H. Payne ........ Theodore Payne, C. E. .... . . . Nelson L. Petty. ..... . Edgar A. Poe .... , fUN1OR S-Contzhuezi. Home Address. 2005 Arch St., Q Philadelphia, Pa. Castle Pt., Hoboken, N. 1 .... I334 N. 13th St., Q Philadelphia, Pa. 5 .Morristown, N. J. ..... . . Steubenville, Ohio.. . . . 2529 Tyson St., Philadelphia, Pa. Room. . ........ 42 S. E.H .5 W. M.W. H ........ IS.E .Caledonia. N. Y ......... .Titusvil1e, Pa. .... . .Shippensburg, Pa. 154 N. Church St., Hazleton. Pa. l ....5 E. W.H 15N.M.R.H ...2S.E.H ........16N ...6N.R.H .9N.M.R.H ....sN.R.H Grovanla, Pa .... ................. 3 2 N. E. H . Columbia, Pa ................ ....7N.R.H Amity, Orange County, N. Y... .2 S. M. R. H Constantinople, Turkey. ........ 4 S. M. R. H 1931 Indiana Ave., P Chicago, Ill. S' ' Bridgeton, N. I ........ ...... New Buffalo, Pa. .... ' .... . .Prof. Young's 16 S. M. R. H .......18S.W 36 E. 33d St., New York.... .... 5 W. W. H . Clarksburg, Ind .......... .NVoodstown, N. J... . .. .Elderton, Pa .......... .Princess Anne, Md .... 42 W. 49th St.. New York City. Mifflintown, Pa ....... .Oil City, Pa ..... .Princeton, N. j... .. .Princeton, N. I .... .Titusville, Pa... .. .Sayvi11e, N. Y.. .... 188 W. State St., Trenton, N . I. Ex 812 St. Paul St., Baltimore, Md. 26 .......4N.E.H . Mrs. Waibel's ....2S. M. R.H .. .... 7W.W.H .......19N. E .. . . .Dr. Patton's .....11N.E ..........11N 1W.M.W.H 5W.M.Vl'.H CLASS '91, fUZVfOlCS--Conlzimed. 1Vame. D. W. Poor, jr ..... B. Lincoln Prieth... .. Frank W. Propst. ..... . Alfred C. P. Quimby.. . . Charles Elbert Rhodes... W. R. Ridington. ..... . . 3 Michael Francis Riley ..... .... R. S. Robertson. .......... .... Henry Porter Robinson... . . . . . Jos: H. Robinson.. ......... . . . T. H. Robinson, jr .... J. S. Roddy ........ john H. Sealy, B. S.. . .. Samuel Sernple.. .... . . George H. Shields, Ir... . . Charles A. Sidler. .... . . William C. Spicer .... Arthur W. Spruance ...... . . . George Herbert Stephens.. .... . . . J. Weaver Sterry. . Charles S. Stevens ...... 'Robert Stuart Stewart ..... . . Robert B. Strong. .... . . john W. Valliant.. . . . A. W. Vernon ..... Harwood Vernon... . . George R. Wallace... . Robert B. Wallace .... 256 5 l ....5 4 ....5 4 5 Z Holfze flddress. 420 S. 42d St.. 2 Philadelphia, Pa. K 70.9 High sr., p Newark, N. I. S' Albany, Oregon. ....... .. jersey City, N. J... ,.... South Schodack, N. Y.. .. Lansdale, Pa ......... Morristown, N. J. ..... . 25 Prospect St., Cortland, N. Y. Room. ....19N.W ....9S.E ...........13N . . . .Mrs. Warren's .....14N. M. R. H ' E ....,..3s. ....39S.E.H ...I2S.M.R 2085 5thAve., New York. ..... .... 8 N. R. H 54 E. 55th St., New York. .. 316 Ridge Ave., I Allegheny City, Pa. K New Bloomfield, Perry Co., Pa. i Cor. Tremont 85 Ave. I, Galveston, Texas. 2009 Bainbridge St., Philadelphia, Pa. P. S Washington, D .C. .... . . . Danville, Pa.. . ..... . . . . 111 S. 2d St., Q Harrisburg, Pa. 5 1211 Del. Ave., Wilmington, Del. .Montrose, Pa. ......... . . 5 I 239 Madison Ave., New York City. 440 jefferson Ave., West Cape May, N. J.. .. Detroit, Mich. i New Brunswick, N. I ..... St. Louis, Mo. ......... . . Maple Avenue, Morristown, N. J. t 5 Summit, N. I. ...... .... Sewickley, Pa. ....... . 202 Walnut St., Harrisburg, Pa. 27 .Mrs. W. Smith's ...19S.E . .... 42and43N.H . ........... 79U.H .....2S.E ...35 N. E.I-I .....1S.E.H .....9W. M.W. H Mrs. Ferguson's .....14E.W. H .a..2OS.E ....45U.H ...... 79U.H .. ...14 W.W.H ....38N. E.H . ..... 9E.M.W.H CLASS 'Q 1, fUNfORS-Contzhued. Name. Hazfze Address. james H. VVardwe1l ..... .... S outh Grange, N. j.... j 1o25 Lehigh Ave., Samuel Wasson. ....., ......... Q Philadelphia, Pa. Robert Anderson Watts, C. E.. . George P. Wheeler.. . . . . Charles D. White. ...... . .,.. . .1216 2d St.,Lo11isvi1le,Ky.... .........Phoenixville, Pa........ . Summit, N. J, ............ William S. Whitehead, jr.. . . ..... I4 Park Pl., Newark, N. I Alan D. Wilson. ....... . Lawrence C. Woods. . . . . Alfred B. Yeomans. Charles E. Zortman :Zim 1.111 3 ullfl ,C. E. ..... . 4III Walnut St., Room .13 S. ....1 N. E. H U.H ......9S. M. R.H Philadelphia, Pa. . .Pittsburg Pa ........ . . . . Orange, N. I. ..... ...... . Cor N. Queen and Cht'nutSt., Lancaster, Pa. W ff Y 15? X Rl f' 'ful pn' X X I ........1oN.E I5 S. ....IQaHd2ON.H Y ...Ig N. E. .11N. M, R.H E X4, Q J X H, Q :g Ng f x fi, xxx. ,117 rv ef-ff 1 1 if ilwlllffll 'K nl ,111 1 -A -fi it Q li lk 'I - ' P K diff M' 5 .'!H'iI..llfll' Qi Q F1 113645 'UI 1 N441 M! 1 f 1, Lf!1if1fVfl1l1l2 If Mr, X 1, at ,nlrfwljlf W ,Wifi ,1 f' 'll W fw if'1' , Q X lf f WW' f 'Q is 1 as ' r7'rl Z ' 1 M1 1, ,V -f F lr- -xgj' W W K' .v f,,. S.: x --B xl-1. Q I I '21 , . If' 'fu f P' 'L 3 . 1 . Lf '-- . ... ,. ' Mx ' :L W 'wif mp - A l ger s. j,,,, , ,'. ,,, an sfmx ,QM 'E 1 xg? Q : 1- as X 1: -' ', 11 1, 'QW Y W N fl W ff, ,ef S Wi Iilhiiijmul WM 'T' -EXW: ,er g d Q -'12 1 are wi'2halg'i5f'w ,a rgs . 2. 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Q pi el, .Mtn if! an u ll .71 QIIIWIIE g!,1H'lii Q7 Fiijnl V 'E v Wsglg - Ma iivism uf mlb Q QM M aim T V--New 57 'IP' A1 M , W! M 54 fYf'4 i25-f'w f?Qix .AT T '!u.? T A . 995 :Y-1-Q-f.Q!5!!'!-Q my i n- Wu C VH 1 lays- xc - --:' -- 5- 1 .5 IA sm: ., . , ' 1 ' .552 . X V4 ,X , ' E' i mg Q ff. A if f - M , M i:. ' . ' 5 9 C5?cLfQ CC5rgcLnizcLTToQ. MAX FARRAND, Pfeszkieni. BOWDRE PHINIZY, Vzke-Pres CLINTON T. WOOD, Preszklefzi. JOHN M. MAYHEW, Hzlrforzkzn PETER VREDENBURGH, Treasurer. 29 CLASS '92, 5'0PHOMORES. Ilfame. Horne A ddress. Lucien Abrams ..... ..... ..... Q 4 II Main -St., Dallas, Tex. john Howard Adams, Sc ....... . 196 Columbia Heights' Walter Monteith Aikman, Sc .... 373 Brooklyn, N. Y. Union St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Benjamin Ames, Sc ..... . . . . 3 1600 13th St, james Purviance Atkinson. ...... Washington, D. C. j 211 South Broad St., g I 1 . . . . Elizabeth, N. J, Frederick Randolph Bailey.. ..... Elizabeth, N. J ..... . . Robert Dickson Ballantine, Sc. . i 43 Washington St., Room. . .... Mrs. Wolfe's . .... 8 W. M. W. H .......Priest's . . .... Mrs. Atkinson's . . . . . .Mrs. Atkinson's I g ..... ...... 1 o N. W Newark, N. . Thomas Barclay .,................ Greensburg, Pa ................ 8 N. M. R. H Chester Bayles... . ...... 286 Pearl St., N. Y. City ..... IO W. M. W. H jersey Ave., ,. Thomas Ben. .... ..... Q Jersey City, N. J' ..MrS. McCarthy 5 Imlay Benet .................. 124 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y. ..........15U.H Robinson Potter Dunn Bennett .... Garden City, L. I ......... Martin Voorhees Bergen, jr john William Rufus Besson Leonidas Hirston Besson.. Fred. Gregory Betts ...... George Whitfield Betts .... Cassius Edwin Bixler ..... William Little Bradley ..... john M. Brennan .......... james Chester Brewster .. William Sanderson Brown. Fred'k C. Bucher .......... George William Burleigh .. Arthur W. Butler .......... Courtlandt Patterson Butler ...... Howard Crosby Butler ..... Duncan Campbell ...... .... Herbert Swift Carter ....... Marshfield Andrews Christy Alonzo Church .......... . . Elmer Baldwin Cole .... Camden, N. J .... Hoboken, N. Hoboken, N. Cleariield, Pa ....... Englewood, N. js Eshcob, Pa ,... . . Middletown, N. Y ..... . . Paris, Ky .... ...... .... Chester, N. I ,... 20 Fifth Ave., New York City. ' Columbia, Pa .... Great Falls, N. H ..... Yonkers, N. Y... .Blairstown, N. I ......... New York City ...... . . . Caledonia, N. Y ......... Orange Valley, N. I ...... Sewickley, Pa.. . . 1404 L St., N. W. , P Washington, D. C. Si ' ' ' Windsor, N. J. . . .....19 N.W .......5S.R.H . ..... 3E.W.H ............I6N .Mrs. Arnheiter's .Io W. M. W. H ......24S.E.H ...17U.H ...12N.E .........IO S.E .Rev. H. Hinsdale's 33N.E.H ......23S.E.H V. Lansing Collins .... Leon Martin Conwell ..... 67 Westow Hill, Upper ' ' ' Norwood, London, Eng. 2004 Park Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 30 Mrs. Camp's Mrs. Patterson's ... ..8oU.H CLASS '92, SOPHOIWORES.-Cafzlzkzzzcd. Navvze. Pierre Frederic Cook ..... Richard Coulter, jr ........ Orville Platt Curran, jr., Sc Frank Linley Critchlow .... George K. Davis, Sc ..... james Lucas De Long ..... Robert Denniston .... ..... Arthur LeGrand Doty, Sc. Edward D. Dufdield. .... . George T. Dunlop, jr., Sc. Harry Slawson Dunning. . . Smith Gardner Dunning.. . Albert Frost Ernshaw ...,, john VVilliam Easton .... Edward Ellison, Sc .... William Elmer, jr., Sc ..... Asbert Sabriske English . .. Evan M. Evans, Sc. .... . .. Marcus S. Farr.. .. Max Farrand ..... Robert Field, Sc .... Herbert Gibby. .... . . john Young Graham ..... William Mudge Graham . . . Andrew Caldwell Gray .... Le Roy Gresham ........ Charles Gulick, Sc ....... Henry Ewing Hale, jr ..... Franklin Holmes Haliday.. john Hunter Hanna ....... William Harris, Ir ..... Frank Hillman Hall .... . Howland Hanson ....... . Charles Delucena Hart .... 5 2 s l 3 Horzze Address. Waterloo, N. I .... Greensburg, Pa ....... 4045 Lake Ave.. Chicago, Ill Mt. Her-mon, Mass .... 74 S. Franklin St. Wilkesbarre, Pa. i Lexington, Ky. . ..... . Vifashingtonville, Ky.. Orange, N. I .......... Room. .....1o S. M. R. H . IQ and 20 S. E. H ....Mrs. Stonaker's ........15 E.W.H E.H ...Mrs. Carpenters Princeton, N.j ............... Prof. Duflield's 312 Q St., Washington, D. C Middletown, N. Y ..... Mechanicstown, N. Y.. Lowville, N. Y ........ Princeton, N. J... .... . 1224 Washington St,, Kansas City, Mo West State St., Trenton, N. -I Hightstown, N. I ...... 3. S .........IOS. R. H . . .Mrs. Arnl'1eiter's . . . . . .Mrs. Arnheiter's .. .... Mr. Easton's .. ...1oS.R.H . ...IoS.R.H .....27N,E.H S.W Englewood, N. I ......... Cranbury, N. J ................... 25 N. E. H QQ Spruce St., Newark, N. I Fort Adams, Newport, si. Princeton, N. I .......... Roberts, St. Croix Co., Michigan . Montgo1nery,0Ala ..... .Wilrnington, Del .... . . 5 I 1517 Park Ave., . Baltimore, Md 4 ,I .... Mr. Conover's . . .. . . .Mrs. Gibby's ......4N.M.R.H .......8N.E. . ........ 15S.W. . . . ,.Mrs. IQavake's Princeton, Nj ..............., V. B. Gulick's Prin ceton . ........ . Rahway, N. I .... Henderson, Ky ..... Princeton . ........... . 1420 15th St,, Washington, D. C Key East, N. I ........ 1317 Walnut St,, Philadelphia. -1 Hayward Augustus Harvey, jr. . 455 Main St 31 . .5 Chamberlain's Mrs. .......-Ios. Priest's ...........2o S.W ......Mrs. Harris's ......7N.M.R.H ..... 12N.E.H I Orange, N. I. f CLASS '92, SOPHOMORES.-Conizhued. Naffze. Henry Clay Havens ..... Carpar Wistar Hodge ..... J. Frederic Hosford ..... Robert Pollock Howie .... Curtis Grubb Hussey, Sc ..., Samuel Craig Huston ..... Frank Martin Hutchinson.. . W. B. Irish ............... Thomas Smith Irvin. . . james Peter King .......... William Vail johnson, Sc. . . john B. Kouwenhoven .... Finley Hall Lloyd ........ Lorenzo Grenville Lyon ..... Charles A. McKenney, Sc. . . Irvine McColl. .,......... . john R. McCune ............ Harry Fleming McDowell. . Alan Cassilis Mcllvaine ..... Austin McLanahan ......... Clarence Arthur McWilliams .... john Maclean Magie. ...... . A. McC. Marshall .... .. john Mills Mayhew ..... Russell King Miller ..,...... Frank Montgomery Milligan Levi Schade Mogee ........ Theo. W. Morris ........ Frederick john Moses ..... Charles Ogden Mudge .... Williain Leroy Mudge .... William Belfrage Parsons. . james Porter Parker, Sc .... George Wilson Peddie . . . . 5 I .g.. 3 .mg Haafze Address. Burrsville, N. J .... Princeton . . . .... . Room. ............16N .....Dr.Hodge's Kinderhook, N. Y ....... . ........ 18 E. W. H Vlfestiielcl, Mass .... .............. 3 7 N. E. H 8 Cedar Ave., Allegheny, Pa. ......... 7 N. W 2433 N. 5th St., Philadelphia. ' ' ' Sewickley, L Allegheny Co., Pa. 5 New Castle, Pa. . .. 25 West 10th St., I New York City. Y Galt, Ont., Canada. ....... . Orange. N. I. .............. . P. O. Box 3, ' .....2N..E .....46U.H ...12S.W ....14 S.E ....1 N.E ......1N.W I Flatbush, L. I. Y .... .... 4 W. W. H 5th Ave., Pittsburg, Pa ..... Elmira, N. Y .............. 1223 R. I. Ave., Washington, D. C. Caledonia, N. Y .......... 5526 Fifth Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. Connellsville, Pa.. . . . . . . . Vincennes, Ind. ...... . . Chambersburg, Pa ...... 39 S. Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Paterson, N. J ........... Dayton, O ....... . . Beatrice, Neb. ........... . 420 S. 15th St., I Philadelphia. Y ' ' ' Newport, Perry Co., Pa ...... .....11U.H ....4N.E ....41U.H ......18N .....12U.H .....1S.R.H SE ....13S.E.H .....18N.E .....19 N.W .....1s.R.H .....5N. 11.11 .12 N. M. R. I-I Bernville, Berks Co., Pa. . .Mrs. S. E. Leigh's Freehold, N. I. ...... .. .... . . .. 137 Greenwood Ave., Q Trenton, N. J. Y 5E.M.w.H S. R.H Princeton. ................. Rev. Dr, Mudge's Princeton. ................. Rev. Dr. Mudge's Franklin, A Delaware Co., Pa. 103 Poidras St., I New Orleans. f 1512 N.18th St., Philadelphia. ' 32 .....74U.H .....2oE.W. H CLASS '92, SOPHOMORES.-Cafzfzhzzed. 1Vame. Ino. C. B. Pendleton ......... Warrington Walworth Periam. . . Bowder Phiuizy ........ . Vifilliam Kelly Prentice ..... john Luther Rankin. . . . Charles Ellet Rieman ..... . Alfred R. Riggs .... . jesse B. Riggs ........ .. J. Sinclair Roberts, jr ..... . Pierre Keller Satteriield ...... joseph Mitchell Shellabarger. Charles Henry Shick ........ Ralph Duilield Small ..... . Uriah Franklin Smiley .... . William Watson Smith .... Charles Philip Spooner .... Robert Alston Stevenson .... john William Stork. . . . . . William Stump .............. joseph Gaston Symmes, jr. . Francis Edgar Talcott ...... Charles Irvin Truby .... john Van Ness ....... Peter Vredenburgh .,... .... . Williamson UpDike Vreeland Crowley Wentworth. ........ . james Wester-velt ...... . . . Benjamin Vrome White. .... . Edward Van Dyke Wight .... jesse Lynch Williams. . . . ...Q ...I ...I ...f ...l .Hg Hollze Address. Berkeley Springs, NV. Va. .... . -3 65 Roseville Ave., 2 J Newark, N. J. 5' 5 519 Green St., 1 Augusta, Ga. i 5 9 VVest 16th St., ' I New York City. ' j 765 High St., Newark, N. J. j 221 Monument St., I. S 2. S Baltimore, Md. ' .S 814 Cathedral St., Q 1 Baltimore, Md. 5 ' 5 S14 Cathedral St., 1 Baltimore, Md. 3' ' .....York, j 1925 Tasker St., 2- 5 .....Topeka,Kan............ 1011 Penn St., Reading, Pa. 5 680 Tremont St., 2 Boston, Mass. f 827 Wharton St., Philadelphia. Holidaysburg, Pa ....,. Mrs. O Hudson, Wis .... ....... .Lewistown, Pa. S Altamount Hotel, I Baltimore, Md. ' .....BelAir, .....Cranbury, 7W. 57th St., New York City. Duncannon, Perry Co., Pa .... .....johnsonburg,N. .....Freehold, .....Rocky Hill, .....Randolph,N.Y..... .. ...New Brighton, S. I.. . . .....Summit,N. .....New Hamburgh, N. Y... . .....Princeto1-1,Illinois...... 33 Philadelphia, Pa. ' ' ' Room. .3 E. M. W. H 64 and 65 U. H .14 S. M. R. H ..., IS.xV ....3oS.E.H ...IQW.wV.H yw. M. w.H 7 w.M.w.1-1 ...42N.E.H .... .3 S. W . Mrs. Titus's ......12 S.E ....1oN.R.H ....3oN.E.H . H. Hubbard's S.R.H .....5N.R.H S.W 2W. M. W.H 17N.E.H ...15W.W.H ...38 S.E.H .....2N. E. H ...17E.W.H ....41N.. E.I-I ...17W.W.H 6N.M.R.H .......1oN.E ....4oS.E.W ..7S. M. R.H CLASS f '92, SOPHOMORES.-Cofztzhzzed. Nanze. Horne Address. . S 1632 Linden Ave., john Glover Wilson. .... .... 2 Baltimore, Md' . . . john Edgar Witherspoon .... 731 S' zd St 2 Clinton T. Wood ........ 1501 Spruce St., Richard Flavel Woods ......... Philadelphia .... Walter Livingston Wright, Ir ..... Irnlaystown, N. -I ....... A. Oliver Young .................. Newton, N. J. ........ . S 1535 4th Ave., Lawrence Andrew Young .... . . ' ' 'Q Louisville, Ky. ' ,. x 1, Chambersburg, Pa. f ....Fargo, Dakota............... Room. .Mr. Van Dyke's ...........1oN Mrs. Van N oy's ..1 E. M. W. H ....z6 S. E.H .....39U.H ....15N.E , ' fjif Ili fl ,515 Sn A K. I I Z: . 531 5531 3, H f ,e i ' w Cli f f i Sis? Q gi W IJTQ1' .Yi xy lylffll fill W1 X ' 'f X2 f ff N' fffyhljfl A M2ffWW706 k , 1 5 xx. 11... ...L'2?' ii- 3 'M 1 Aff, gi- kkxx JE' '7- ,-1,,..-4 --,f',-2,-.--- -'D 'SARS -?Qg Q Erik W RM - L!- 2 'jf'-' gnnmgfgwiil rlhwfk 188, fxyff , 9 ? f 3 6 f is - W' ' W' Z 'i-If 'HA :W -W XTrliiQfTQ'54gQT-fi.'x,g.f-Ld ,fl Wifi RA bf, fly, I ull, ffm, M rm .-'-'J Hu v ,' , 5 'T ' . 5' .- Lug.. mfijlfml MH ,iff .4:LQ,,,,, . 1,,gl,,. ff ,yy r,y,,l,, ff, t ,M - M1 L WM! I M535 H155 IH! 1 7 ' . u . A ii..- ,' ,mg .QM fi 'i4-3-5'- -L., iff'-1,LA:l. M,-iflwwaiaa-jgialfwrnnw-f.T l1lE-gg' -'-f7i::rLg 5 ,if M L- , ,, -4, - '-:Eijf ?'i'-R -i'-' , V2 -,.g.iE v..:-f'-- - ...-if-IJ '.?f,?q '?ge.:,:-2 at f ' 2?-,, rmwwwwsd-fJ?. we-, Z- ' pd,-I-' F' e 74... . ,953 Glpafr-5 Grganizafioq. AW, V zke-Preszkiefzf. R. H, WARREN, Preszkieni. I. I. BROK R. V. BUCKLEY, Secretary and Treasurer. 35 3 . Nafne. Charles H. Angell .,... E. W. Baird, B.S ..... 'Wm. Osborn Baker .... Wm. J. Barkley, C.E.. . .. Charles A. Barnett ..... Horatio S. Beach ...... Hobart D. Betts, B.S .... john Beveridge ........ Wright Bigler, B.S ..... james D. Black ..... Hamilton Bogue .... F. A. Borcherling ..... Henry W. Bridges. . . .. james H. Britts, jr .... I. Irving Brokaw .... Irving S. Brown .... CLASS '93, FRESHMEN. ...5 Pl L, S -..'2 Kenneth Brown ............ Wm. H. Brown, jr., C.E ........ 3 J. H. Buchanan .... ...... Richard V. Buckley.. . . A. Johnston Buist ..... Isaac W. Byers ....... James D. Cameron. . . .. H. L. Carey .......... C. U. Carpenter ...... George W. Case, jr .... J. P. Chandler ....... . ...g Thomas C. Chapin, C.E .... . Arthur H. Cilley ....... Woodford Clay .... ...... Horace T. Conant, B.S, .. Walter H. Condict. .. Edward F. Conover .... ...5 e Home Address. Passaic, N. J. ....... . Merion Station, Pa ...... .Princeton, N. I ..... .... 137 Prytania St., New Orleans, La. E New Bloomfield, Ga .... Palatin Bridge, N. Y.. . Englewood, N. Y ....... Scotch Buch, N. Y .... Clearfield, Pa ........... 117 East 23d St., New York City. i 4819 Greenwood Ave., Chicago, Ill. 36 Park Place, Newark, N. I. Ogdensburg, N. Y ...... I52I Clarkson St., Denver, Col. 528 Fifth Ave., New York City. Passaic, N. I ...... ..... Brooklyn, N. Y. .v ...... . 21 Waverly Place, New York City. Pemberton, N. I ......... . 1508 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa. Charleston, S. C ............ Five Forks, Pa. ....... . Round Hill, N. S. .... Chicago, Ill. ........ . . .. ......Mrs. Ream. U. H . .... Mrs. Goldie's .. ..Mr. Bakerls .. ..... 1 U. H .Mrs. Burrough's . ....... 12S.E.H .......Mrs. Bayles's ...........63U. H . . . .Dr. McDonald's .. . .Mrs. Goldie's .......R,U.H Carroll's .....6oU.H Mrs. Carpenter's ....... .Mrs. King's Rev. W. C. Ulgat's g ..... 68 and 69 U. H Mrs. Margerun'1's Rowland's ..........72U.H Dayton, O ..... ...... ..... ..... M r s . Shann's 30 Linden Ave., jersey City, N. I. 3025 Morgan St., St. Louis, Mo. 351 West 57th St., New York City. 76 Gold St., k New York City. S Paris, Ky ......... ...... Monroe, Mich .... . .... . . S 104 Spruce St., ...Q Newark. N. ji . . . .Mrs. Fisher's ,......Mrs. Wolfe's . . . ..Mrs. Hankins's . . . .Mrs. Patterson's . Mrs. Hamilton's .........11N.E.H Princeton, N. I ......... Mrs. T. S. Conover's 36 CLA Na7lze. Harrison R. Daniels, . . . W. R. Davidson, C.E. .. Henry S-. Davis ....... Parke H. Davis .... . joseph A. Dear, jr .... C. Lincoln De Witt ..... john Nevins Dodd .... W. H. Dodd ......... A. A. Doolittle ....... Robert Drescoll, jr ..... D. C. Durland, C.E ..... Elleworth Dwight ...... Ogden M. Edwards, Ir., Albert Egbert, C.E ..... George Erdrnan ........ P. A. Falkenburg, C.E. . Wilson Ferguson .... .... Howard S. Forman, B.S George C. Fraser, B.S. . Wm. L. Freund .... .. . john S. Furst ..... . . . George L. Garrnany .... C. V. Granger, C.E ..... H. G. Granger, C.E.. .. C. T. Grant .......... I. Cleve Green ...... E. L. Greene .... Wm. A. Guild ..... Charles C. Hall ....., . Keppele Hall, C.E .... S. W. Hard ......... Allen Harris, C.E ....... Albert C. Hencken, C.E. . H. L. Henderson ....... Cortlandt V. R. Hodge.. C. E. Hopkins, C.E ..... G. N. Houston, C.E .... ...., ...W .Wg SS '93, FRESH1l1EN.-Cozzlzbzusd. Hoflze Adzz'1'es.v. Raom. Dayton, O ........ .............. 3 8 U. H Steubenville, O ............. Mrs. Applegate's j 50 Monroe Place, 2 Jamestown, N. Y .......... S I7 Belmont Ave., l jersey City, N. -I. 5 .....Deckertown, N. .Gar1ield, N. Y ..... . . . ....Garneld, N. .....Princeton,N.j.... . ......San Antonio, Tex.... j 231 lVest 74th St., .... 8 P New York City. f ..........PlainHelcl, B S j Ambersani Ave., . .... I Pittsburg, Pa. i ......,...Franklin,Pa........ .. ..... Asheville, N. C. . .. . .. .... Toms River, N. I ..... .. .. ...... Reading, Pa ...... ....... . . 36 Bergen Ave., 2 jersey City, N. J. Y 1502 zoth St., Washington, D. C. ....Princeton, .....Bellefonte, Pa......... ....Savannal1, Ga..... .. .. ..Lancaster, Ky.. . . . .. . . . .Philadelphia, Pa. . . . . . . . . .Cuyahoga Falls, O.. . .. .....Trenton,N.-I... Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y. .....Gallatin, Tenn.... .....Trenton, N. j.... .....Trenton, N. .....EngleWood, N. j.... .. ..... Princeton, N. 1. ...... 223 East 13th St., E, New York City. g . . ..... Cassville, Pa .......... .. .....Burlington, N. . . ..... Sudlersville, Md.. . . . . . .. .New York City... . 37 Brooklyn, N. Y. f ' ' ' .. ........ 2U.H .. . . .Mrs. Allen's .. Mr. Merchon's ....Mrs. SlJann's . .... .5s.E.H . .Mrs. Doolitt1e's. ........Mrs. W'olfe's . . . . .Mrs. King's . .Mrs. Updyke's . . . .Mr. Durner's E . . . .Mrs. VVarren's ........roU. H Dohm's .. . .Mrs. Fisher's. . . .Mrs. Freundfs . . . .Mrs. Leigh's . .Mr. Van Noy's Mrs. Van Duyn's . . .... Mrs. Carroll's .Mrs. Van Noy's . . . .Mrs. Goldie's .. .... 41N.E.H . . .Mrs. Lavake's . .Mrs. Updyke's ...... Mr. Stout's .Mrs. Hamilton's .. . .Mrs. Harris's ......Mrs. Hankin's .. . . .Mrs. TOlSO11,S .........I,U.H . . . . .Mrs. Freund's . . . .Mrs. Shann's CLASS '93, FRESHMEN.-Conizkzued. Nczvfze. Fisher Howe ........... H. A. Howland, C.E ..... Charles H. Hughes ........ Pearsall Humphrey, B.S. . . C. E. Humphreys, C.E ..... H. C. Hurd, C.E ...... H. C. Inslee, C.E.. . .. Eliot G. jackson, B.S .... Win. T. johnson ....... Henry H. Keedy, Ir ..... A. C. Kellogg .... ...... W. D. Kellogg ........ Philip King .............. Kenneth C. Kirtland, B.S.. George Klots ............ Felix H. Lester ........ Lucius F. Little, C.E .... Harris Lindsley, C.E .... D. M. Ludington ..... Loren M. Luke ........ Carleton S. Mather, B.S .... Francis F. Maury ...... B. B. McAlpin ........ I. R. McAlpin, C.E .... f ,l l ...5 4 G. H. MacCloskie, jr., C.E. ..... . L. H. McClumpha, C.E ....... .... Alexander McGaHin .... Gardiner H. Miller .... james A. Miller .... Frederick H. Mills . . . Luther R. Moftltt ........ Charles H. Montgomery .... Howard Moore, C.E ...... DuBois S. Morris ........ Robert M. Mullen, C.E .... George R. Murray ....... David T. Neely ..... . . 3 Home Address. Princeton, N. I ..... A Titusville, Pa ....... Bellefonte, Pa ......... Madison Ave. Hotel, New York City. ' ' Bryn Mawr, Pa ....... San Antonio, Tex ..... 50 Spruce St., Newark, N. J. E ISO4 Connecticut Ave., Washington, D. C Asbury Park, N. I ..... Hagerstown, Md .... Elizabeth, N. J' ..... Elizabeth, N. I ....... 814 7th St., Washington, D. C. East Orange, N. J.. . .. New York City ....... Los Angeles, Cal ..... Owensboro, Ky ..... . Nashville, Tenn ..... . 629 West North Ave., Baltimore, Md Nanticoke, Pa, . ........... . 281 West End Ave., New York City Philadelphia, Pa ...... Sing Sing, N. Y ....... 673 Fifth Ave., Princeton, N. J .... .. . .A1nsterdarn, N. Y ..... Belfast, Ireland ..... Roselle, N. Y .... Roselle, N. Y .... Leon, N. Y ......... .. zoo Pine St., Harrisburg, Pa. ' Room. . Mr. Arnheiter's. . Mrs. Hubbard's .Mrs. Burrough's . Mrs. Ca1'penter's . . . .Mrs. Wolfe's . . . .Mrs. Srnith's ..Mr. Campbells .. .Mrs. Belden's ....24N.E.H ........B,U.H . Mrs. Atkinson's . Mrs. Atkinson's .....33 S.E.H .......44U.H .. Mrs. Carroll's . . .Mrs. Tolson's .. . . .Mrs. Freund's .. .Mrs. Carroll's . . . . .Mrs. Zaph's . .Mrs. Updyke's E ....... Mr. Brown's .. .... Mrs. McCarty's . ...... 70 and 71 U. H .7o and 71 U. H New York City. i . . . .Prof. MacCloskie's .. . . .Mrs. Beldon's . . .Mrs. McCarty's. . . . . .Mrs. Atl-:inson's . . . . .Mrs. Atkinson's ... . .Mrs. Allen's ......66 U. H. Topeka, Kan ..................... Mr: Bayle's. Clayton, N. -I ..... Freehold, N. I .... Indiana, Pa ......... Princeton, N. I ..... Honey Grove, Pa.. . . . 38 Mrs. Carpenters E.M. W.H. U.H. . . . .Prof. Murray's ......39N.E.H CLASS '93, Naflze. Charles B. Newton .... . . Walter T. Noble .......... FRESHMEN-Corzfzbzzzed. Holzze A ddress. 3 1314 Pine St., I Philadelphia, Pa. Y ' ........Topeka,Kan............ Edward R. Norton, Ir., C.E ..... .San Antonio, Tex .... Charles W. Ottley ........ Edward R. Palmer, jr .... john Brent Palmer. .... .. Arthur D'E. Parker, B.S. . Francis L. Patton, jr ..... john S. Paul, C.E ........ Alexander M. Phillips, B.S William E. Pollison ..... . Harry Otis Pool .......... Bertram Van Dyck Post. . A. C. Proudiit ............ William I. Reid. jr ....... james D. Remsen, C.E. .. Charles T. Riggs ....... john Rodgers.. .... . . Herbert M. Rogers ..... QI. S. Rogers .............. Simon H. Rollinson, C.E. . Jose Romero ...... .... . Pennington Satterthwaite, Elmer K. Schultz ......... Edgar C. Seibert ..... Clayton F. Sherman .... Robert T. Sloss ....... William Spiegel ...... Willet M. Spooner ........ Walter Clare Stearns, C.E.. . .. Frederick W. Steele ..... Charles H. Stockton, C.E. john Stockton, C.E ...... Marshall Thompson .... Edward Y. Thorp .... . john L. Tildsley ..... . ....... Colesbrookdale, Pa.. . . .....Glen Ridge, N. . . . . .Davenport, N. Y. . .. . . . . .Greensburgh, Ind. . . . . ........Columbus, Miss. . .. ....Louisvi1le, Ky.. .. .. ....Louisville, j 40 Union St., J Q New Orleans, La. f ....Princeton, N. . Hotel Wenth1'op, New York City. ' ... .... Trenton, N. I ....... .... . .VVaverly Park, N. I ..... . j Cor. Broadway and 55th . . .... Beirnt, Syria. ...... . . . .. .....Baltimore,Md......... Room. . . . . .Mrs. Easton's. . . . . Mrs. Titu5's. . . . . . .Mrs. Smith's. . . . .Mrs. Tolson's. . . . .Mrs. Lavake's. .. . . .Mrs. Lavake's. U. H. . . . .Dr. Patton's. .. . . .Mrs. King's. .. . .Mrs. Stout's ...........17N.W . Mrs. Patterson's Q St., New York City. ' ' ' . .. .Mrs. Easton's .......Mr. Dohm's . . Pittsburg, Pa. . ........ ..... M rs. Hamilton's Flatbush, Long Island, N. Y. . .Marsovan, Turkey ..... . 3 1024 Anita St., Philadelphia, Pa. ....1oW.W.H ......15 S.E.H . .Mrs. Freund's ....Omaha, Neb..................Mrs.Wa1ren's 3715 Spruce St., I Philadelphia, Pa- K ...... . .... 77 U. H ........Orange,N.-I... . . . .Mrs. Zaph's Mexico Cit , , y Mexico' g .... Mr. McClosky s B.S ..., Princeton, N. I .......... Mrs. Satterthwaite's ....Newport,Ky....... Hudson, Wis ............ IO West 58th St., New York City. ' ' ' Trenton, N. I ........... Princeton, N. J .... Princeton, N. J ..... . . 333 Nelson Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Titusville, Pa ......... 39 U. H Merchon's Mrs. Tomlinson's . . . . . . .Mrs. Eastonls .Mrs. Burroughs S. R. H Dr. MacDonald's . .. . . .Mr. Stout's . .Col. Stockton's . . . .Mr. Stockton's. ....I4S. E. H. ......21S.E.H. East Orange, N. I ....... .. .. . . .Mrs. McCarty's. CLASS Nafne. F. S. Titsworth, B.S.. William H. Tower .... Theodore B. Turner.. William F. Tyson ..... . . Ralph H. Warren, C.E William M. Washburn .... Elmer G. Wherry ....... John F. Wherry .... George E. White .... Israel A. Whites . . . Herbert S. Winans .... john W. F. Wilkinson Robert K. Wurts ..... . Andrew C. Wylie ..... Enyigne Ybaney, C.E. Harry N. Yont ....... . Home Address. 1012 Broad St., Newark, N. I 190 Baltic St., .mg Corning, Iowa. ....... 56 Vlforth St. , ..... 5 I .....Saugerties, N. Y. . . . . . Peking, China, ...... . . . . . .Shippensburg, Pa. . . .. .....Portsmouth, .....Summit,N. .....Iamaica,N. Harrisonville, N. J.. . . 1701 Walnut St., Brooklyn, N. Y, Columbia, Pa ......... .. New York City, '93, FRESHMEN-Conizhued. I g-.. Room. Mr. Campbel1's . Mrs. Car-penter's Mrs. RoWland's I2 N. E ro E. M. W . .Dr. Bergen's . . . .Mrs. Lavake's Philadelphia, Pa. ' 223 Madison Ave., .....Mex1co..... . ..... Greensburgh, Pa. .... . 1058 Broad St., Mrs. Lavake's Mrs. Emmon's IO N. E .Prof. Winan's .Mrs. Waibel's .....,O,U.H .....25 S. E.H Brooklyn, N. Y. ' .. .... Mrs. Merchon's Mrs. Updyke's Henry Young, jr. .. .... Newark, N. J. .......... .44 U. H , f l ':? 1 . - 1-1. 1 . ' . , T 'X ' ,W i . 1 was 'f ' f f -.V 3 yi? 4 'hav-g1B14'f. ' 'FT . 4 'f'AW'T-. 5:1111 ' QQ - ,V ' xr,-I 1, ,L Y 21 , 'fl YL if Y i i-A A 4 , 2 ' g wife . . ,i 1 2 ' E as iggssqaiu Uifiz l -jml 11,,, 1,,, 1 jigs. A ,fg- ..,ff- ' .. f -ig 1 lf . M ..-J Q. ' gi' Ea., ia ,Rf . 'lim ,MII f ff: ia., e -q ' ' U ,WIZIIHW Irfr ' ' ' W ' W -E111 -su ln' ae-Z., f e a .2,,,11l., if lii. , 1 II' Hal 1 are 5 , 5 ,K A W , .M,,.,,. . 4 H, 1 ' W FWQWW Q 1'l' aalyilifl 1. My 2,,. A J .W-V.. . , . ' . 'w..4,.a fl 5 Q' - f 2. Glllllfrf, Ai .M I K-N fi ,. fi! w ,ky . - 5,53-Zzigh ' I 'rl K .V V ,li mi I ' f fm f of 1, Q31 40 Special? Sfudenio. N amz. Paul C. Aylesworth ......... Henry Bainbridge Baker ..... Arthur D. Ball ..... ....... . . james Barnes ......... Harry Elmer Bierly ..... james Sutton Blair .... A. Nixon Bodine ......... . .... Q Charles E. Boynton, jr .... . . E. V. Brewster . .... ...... ..... . Frederic Brokaw ...... Arthur Grant Brown .... D. Brown ........ ..... E. G. Brotherlin .......... Richard Shepard Bryan ....... Charles J. Chambers ...... .... Q ....5 4 ....1 Hozzze A ddress. Room. ....Council Bluifs, Iowan.. ........15 E. W. H. ....Elizabeth, ....Newark, 22 East 48th St., New York City .....Rebe1'sburg, Pa. . . .. .. ....Ind1ana, Pa ....... 2012 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa ....Atlanta,Ga........... j 528 Fifth Ave., New York City ....Woodbridge, N. J. . . ., .....Woodbridge, N. I. . . .. . . . .Hollidaysburg, Pa. . . . Bay Shore, N. Y ....... .. .... Mrs. Atkinson's. Q- ..... 4W.M.w.H H .....33 U. .. ....13 E.W.H U.H H .....27N. E. .. ..... 8E.W.I-I ....7 N.E.H H . ........ 7N. E. ........Mrs. Bayles's St. Louis, Mo .,.. ......... lv Ir. A. G. Dohm's 5 6 Woodland Terrace, Roscoe Henry Channing .......... Plainfield, N. J. ...... . Milton Boyd Craighead ....,... .. . .Richmond, Ind.. . . . Frederic Hutchinson Cubberly .... J. C. Da Costa, jr ............... George K. Davis ...... Benjamin Donnelly ..... joseph R. Eastman ..... William I. B. Edgar. .. Rufus C. Eldridge .... Wihiam A. Gould ..... F. H. Gunning ....... Henry G. C. Hallock .... William Allen Hallock .... 1633 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa . . . ,VVilkes-Barre, Pa... . .. ....Chicago, Ill,.......... 197 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis, Ind Philadelphia, Pa. ........... L, U. H .....11 W.W. H . . .Mr. Arnheiter's Trenton, N. J .... ..................... .... . . . ..... H ankins' . . . .Mrs. Anderson's jersey City, N. I ...................... 1 S. E. Cuba, Allegheny Co., N .Y ..... Mr. Workley's. ....Gallatin, Tenn......... Smoking Room, U. H. New York City .,................ IQ E. W. H. ....Steubenville, O... . . . . .II Bergen Row. . . . Steubenville, O. . . . 41 . . .1 1 Bergen Row. SPECIAL STUDENTS.-Contzbwed. Navze. Eder Vreeland Haughwout ...... W. L.' Hayden ............. . Ioseph A. Henry ....... ..... Sheppard Homans, jr .... ..... Arthur B. Huey. ..... . joseph Miller Huston . Russell P. Iacobus. ..... .... . Cyrus C. jefferson ......... ..... Harry Lang jenkinson. Thomas B. Kennedy ..... ..... Wllton john Lambert . . . . . . . . Alexander S. Lilley ..... ..... Caleb Wheeler Lord .... ..... john F. Main ......... Charles S. McMahon .... ..... Gilbert N. McMillan .... . . . Henry Lee Mason, Jr ..... ..... Leon H. Marashlian .... ..... Samuel 1. Minot ........ john Kearsley Mitchell .... ..... Ben Luker Morgan ....... ..... Arthur Gardner Moses ..... .... Max Munger .............. ..... Haughton Murray ...... ..... Robert Dudley Osburn .... ..... Calvin Pardee, Ir ....... ..... William E. Pearson ..... ..... Frank T. Pierson ........ ..... james Wilson Porter, jr.. . . .. . . . A. G. Reid ............... ..... P aducah, Ky ....., Edward Roderick ....... ..... Richard T. Shelton ........ ..... .Atlanta, Ga ......... Lowry Witherspoon Sibbet. ...... . Inman Sanders ..... . . . . . .... ,. . . . F. Berkeley Smith. ........ . Frank W. Smith, jr. .... Isaac B. Smith ........ Wm. M. Skiles. .. ....... .. R. Brinkley Snowden .... ..... Charles Wood Somerby .... ..... Horne Address. . Denver, Col . .............. 665 South High St., Columbus, O oxford, N. J ....... .... Englewood, N. I .... Philadelphia, Pa .. .. 2433 North 5th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Plainfield, N. I ........ St. Paul, Minn ...... Newark, N. I .... ..... Chambersburgh, Pa.. Vifashington, D. C .... Columbus, O. ...... . Lebanon, Pa.. . . . Seaton, Ill ........ Cambridge, O ......... 491 jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich Room. .Mrs. Applegate's ........67 U.H . . . .Mrs. Fisher's . ....,... 40 U. H . . . . .Mrs. Atkinsonis I . . . .Ai-nheiter's . ...... 73 U. H . . . .-los. Priest's . .. . . .76 U. H . . . M2Ig6THIH,S . . . . .Mr. Burke's . . .-I. McCloskie's ........Hankins' Y ...... 6and7U.H Pittsburg, Pa .............. Casarea, Asia Minor .... East Orange, N. J .... Philadelphia, Pa .... Freedom, Pa ...... . Trenton, N. I ..... Plainfield, N. I .... Princeton, N. I .... Sewickley, Pa. .... . Germantown, Pa.. . . Orange, N. J ........ East Orange, N. I .... Sewickley, Pa ....... Hazleton, Pa ...... St. Louis, Mo ...... Shippensburg, Pa ....... 150 East 34th St., New York City 2005 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa Cedar Rapids, Iowa. . . Minneapolis, Minn .... Memphis, Tenn ..... Philadelphia, Pa .... 42 E .......Durner's . . . .W. Mershon's .....37 S. E.I-I ....3S.R.H ....Dr. Murray's ....j'os. Priest's ......8S.W ....14N.E.H F, U.H Mrs. Tomlinsonis . . . .Mrs. Shann's ....Mrs. Dohm's U. H . . . . .Io N ....17S.W ...48U.H .......48U.H. ..y4Q and 50 U. H U.H .......75U.H ....Altoona, SPECIAL STUDEZVTS.-C'0nz'z3zzzea'. Narfze. Horfze Address. David Franklin Stakes ...... .... G erniantown, Pa ....... Lewis Townsend Stevens .... ..... C ape May City, N. J. ....... . Orville C. Taintor ...., ...... .... S 0 uth Orange, N. J.. . . Ralph N. Taintor ....... . Charles N. Tindle ........ ...,South Orange, N. I.. .. ....Pittsburg, Pa.. . . james Ross Todd ...... ..... .... L o uisville, Ky .... . . . . Frank Herbert Wadsxvorth ....... Alfred james Wagner .... ....... Charles N. Wheeler ..... Samuel Hines Wigton.. . . . George Shreve Wilkins ..... .... j 1028 Sth Ave., 1 Q Minneapolis, Minn. Y ....Peoria, .Warsaw, N. Y ....... ........ H. P. Warden .................... Sewickley, Pa .... William Butler Woodbridge ..... john A. Yorke ..... Mount Holly, N. J ...... -S QQQ Fullerton Ave., I Q Chicago, Ill. 5' Lee B. Woodcock ................. Bellefonte, Pa. . . .... . . . . 5 loo S. Elliot Place, ' ' ' ' Q Brooklyn, Q fig X X ua 'mm 5 7,4 1? Q H I been fi, ffl f fi gi ll-45 M' 43 r.L 3i3 Q A eff? wi- f alex , yr' X lpn. 'J 4., f lf 4,5 1. , L -A 4 Y HP 5+ ' 1 ef Q My fl Y' 1,511 1 .4 Z '1 gn 5 Y ' Um . , ,L f' 'X J 'I wif ' if N. Y. I!! X 1 A X f L L5 x '25 JR 7615 Room. S. M. R.H II Bergen Row .... . . .Go1die's ... . . . .Goldie's .......13U.H .......C,U.H . .Mrs. Bayles's 49 and 50 U. H .I3 S. M. R. H .......46U.H .....3N.M.R.H ..Mrs. Hai-ris's . .... Mrs. Leigh 's . . Mrs. Servis's U.fT1l'T1Cl.l'l.j. ACADEMICS. GRADUATES. . . . ................., .... 105 SENIORS ..... .. 110 IUNIORS ....... ..., 1 IQ SOP!-IOMORES .... .... I 20 FRESHMEN ..... . . 124 SPECIALS ....... ........ . . 63 TOTAL .......... .......,.... .... 6 4 1 SCIENTIFICS. SENIORS .... . .................. . . .. . . ZI JUNIORS ......... . . I2 SOPHOMORES ..... . . 22 FRESHMEN. . . .. . . 56 SPECIALS. ......... ..... . . zo TOTAL. ,.... .... . .. I3I GRAND TOTAL ................ . . . 772 ABBREVIATIONS. N. .... . N.E ..... S. N. W .... S. W. ..... . N. R. H. .... . S. R. H ........ N. M. R. H .... S. M. R. H ..... E. W. H ..... W. W. H. ..... . E. M. W. N. E. H. .... . S. E. H .... U. H.. . .. O. S ..... B. H ..... 'go ..... ,QI.. . . '92 .... '93 .... .. . .Nassau Hall. . . . .North Entry of East College. . . . .South Entry of East College. . . . .North Entry of West College. . . . .South Entry of West College. . . . .North Entry of Reunion Hall. . . . .South Entry of Reunion Hall. .North Middle Entry of Reunion Hall. .. . .South Middle Entry of Reunion Hall. . . . .East Entry of Vtfitherspoon Hall. . . . .West Entry of Witherspoon Hall. .. . .East Middle Entry of Witherspoon Hall. . . . .West Middle Entry of 'Witherspoon Hall. . . . .North Entry of Edwards Hall. . . . .South Entry of Edwards Hall. . . . .University Hall. . . . .Old Seminary. . . . .Brown Hall. . . . .Is the present Senior Class. . . . .Is the present junior Class. . . . .Is the present Sophomore Class. . . . .Is the present Freshman Class. 44 .Et v . L ai '. - Tiff Qi S.. . ' WE XXX X wkx Q -viii- S C 0 xjfjl Mp QRTL Nfl,pA 1 13 A if Q.. wr! -2 ' 'Mei - we-5, rl-5 ' v 5 i 'W . 1 X V..- - .4 1' , I . .5 it I 1 . ,in In i .J w . 7.- 5,4 1 I A ts 44 1 1. .M Zn' K1 . fw. ,. 4 A . Sl Je .. I sr' .51 1 I p N vi ' H-, F1 -1m-3,,. :ia Q Z ':-.5 I - , , . I v x i -r--.,. I C U Q ' X. K' . I E - A X . X X- ' 5 . -EF 8 . . 3. xl K X I . 4' ,X X . X 'Z .k' - ,, Q 'if 1-:ff -7 7 ' A ' .X T135 1 2 J 6? .mv .S .... A - 'Lfi-Ext-4. if-4 ggi..-'-.1-.-7--' QT-f, .ww-15,3 by N.. av Ov, i ' J 'K ' JBWV' 4 0 v 4 4 vs af st: fa wwf, 5 awe It 'Q Q- 9 'T G if E .x,,,'V tvd' Q x lx r wwf 90. www W ., . 5595, , ,gl if 5' 2 ij, ' j,PENN3,B,'E 2 -T- ' ,2,f',. Q , ' A , --1 ,- Wi-fgglzflfeirfg ,' gQ,+P.-, 21 'fm W Y Q' Q -1 QQ' cali. Q, rf if i- , 2 , P ff , jg ,ies , :-,-- 41,212. 9 9 - ..gf- EAST ENTRY, Ianeway, '90, Howell, '91, i Paxton, '91, F. Betts, '92, Prof. Smith. Lyon, '91, Christy, '92, Curran, '92, Brokaw, '92, Lilley, 'Q2, Durand, '91, Kerr, '90, B. Iones, '91, Fisk, '90, Bodine, '90, Sterry, '91, ' Aylesworth, I Davis, '92, Blair, '90, Vredenburg, Hosford, '92, Thomas, '90, Peddie, '92, E I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 AST MIDDLE ENTRY. 1 I Ei reelfo ray. VVITHERSPOON HALL. W Burleivh ' 2, 9 Woods, '92, I Edsall, '90, 2 Pendleton, '92, J, Besson, '92, 3 L. Besson, 92, Guerin, '90, 4 P, Jones, '91, Morris, '92, 5 Morris, '93, Hart, '92, 6 Mitchell, '92, Herrick, '91, 7 Fraser, '93, 8 C, Agnew, '91, G, Agnew, '91, Valliant, '91, 9 R, Wallace, '91, Warren, '93, Io 46 EST MIDDLE ENTRY. Blackwell, '9 Petty, '91, ' Ball, '92, Stump, '92, Shepard, '90, Barnes, '91, , Auchmcloss, Lewis, '91, Poe, '91, Palmer, '90, FLl1'St, 'QO. A. Riggs, 'Q2 I. Riggs, '92, Adams, '92, Carter, '92, Bryan, '91, I I. w Spruarice, '91, Bayles, '92, Brennan, '92, 2 3 4 5 6 91, 7 8 9 IO II WEST ENTRY. Pitney, '99, Strong, '91, Harvey, 'Q2. Kouwenhovenfgz McWilliams, '92, Murray, '91, Bonner, '91, Gladwin, '91, Paddock, '91, Trusdell, '90 Farnum, '99, Remsen, '93, I , Casement, '90, Channing, 91, I2 Prof, Westcott, I3 Black, '91, I4 H. Vernon, 'QI I5 Talcott, '92, 16 Jennings, '90, 1 I7 I glegiiwvgrth, '92, 18 Rieman, '92, I9 Farrand, '92, 20 Hewitt, '91, DIRECTOR Y,-Cozzlzhzwd, NASSAU HALL. Sibbetl, '99, I Charlton, '99, Witherspoon, '92, 3 Propst, '91, T, Payne, '91, I5 Mr, Hill, Herr VVeber, I6 Bixler, '92, Havens, '92. VVEST COLLEGE. NORTH ENTRY. Doty '92, Johnson, '92, Stork, '92, Bookstore. Miller, '91, Perrin, '99, Speir, '99, Burgess, '99, Hussey. '92, Tutor Thompson. Bird, '99, Ballantine, '92, Jackson, '99, Horne, '99, Rickert, '90, H. Nutting, '99, Weidman, '99, Bickham, 'QO- Pollison, '93, Baxter, '99, Sutton, '90, Jessup. '91, Poor, '91, Marshall, '92. NORTH ENTRY, Lit. Office, Hillegass, '99, Linder, '99, IO 13 14 sou-rx-1 ENTRY, 1 Prentice, '92, 2 Munger, '92, 3 Satteriield, '92, 4 Mr, Turner. Evans, '92, , 5 Gray, 92, 6 Minot, '92, Phelps, '99, 7 Rodgers, '99, 8 Pearson, '92, I Furness, 'QI. 9 R. jones, '91, Il Shrady, '99, I2 Irish, '92, Anthony, '99, Wardwell, '91, Conant, '99, Lowrie, '99, I5 Wilson, '91, 16 E, Smith, '99, I7 Smith, '91, Van Cleve, 'QO. I7 McColl, '9I. Denman, '91, ' Campbell, ' . I8 I MCC0ll, 'gzjn I Bucher, '99, 24 1 Moore, '91, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II I2 13 14 15 16 EAST Nokrl-1 ENTRY, King, '92, J. Huston, 'Q2. S, Huston, '92, Bookstore, Lyon, '92, VV. Nutting, '99, G. Betts, '92, D, Lewis, '99, Graham, '92, Egbert, '93, C. White, '91, B, White, '92, I. White, '93, Dana, '91, F, Payne, '91, Bucher, '92, Tyson, '93, Hone, '91, Shober, '99, A. Young, '92, Dinsrnore, '99, Miller, '99, Durell, '91, Sharon '99, '7 VV. Parker '91 18 Motter' ' 1 , QI. 18 Magic '92, I9 Whitehead, '91, ' H 1 19 Hopkins, P, G, anna. 92, 20 ! Witt, '92, 20 Page, '91, Stevens, '91, REUNION HALL. NORTH 1vnDD1.E ENTRY, soul-H MIDDLE ENTRY. 1 Rawson, '99, 1 Stakes, ,Q0. 2 Mr. Goldie. 2 Ormond, '91, 47 25 Earnshaw, '92, 26 Denlinger, '99, 27 Shearer, '99, COLLEGE, SOUTH ENTRY. Edgar, '91, Lloyd, '91, Shields, '91, Mcllvaine, '92, Bierly, '92, Parsons, '92, Wood, '92, De Long, '92, Alexander, '99, Farr, '99, Roddy, '91, Tutor Roddy, Baldwin, '91, Prieth, '91, A, Butler, '92, Townsend, '99 Shick, '99, Shick, '92, Davis, '91, Irvin, '99, Prime, '99, Harper, '91, Aull, 'QI. Irvin, '92, T. Robinson, ' Church, '91, SOUTH ENTRY. Mayhew, '92, McDowell, 'Q2 Princetonian NORTH ENTRY. DIRECTOR Y.-Conizkzued. REUNION HALL. NORTH MIDDLE ENTRY. SOUTH MIDDLE ENTRY. Adams, ,901 3 Wilkins, '9c. ghagin, '90, 4 J. Graham, ,Q2. ra am, '90, , Mau - 1 5 Gesner, 'QD. 1 er, 92. Stevenson, '92, 6 Westervelt, '92. Deemer, 191. 7 Hall, '92, McKinney, '91. B I I 8 arc ay, 92. Casselberry, '91. Meyers, '91. 9 McLean, '91, McNair, '91. 10 Merchant, '90, H. Robmson, '91. B1 Y II Zortman, '91. oomer 91. Elder, '9i. I2 Milligan, '92, Small, 'Q2. I3 McConkey. '90, Wilson '92. i 14 Rhodes, '91. MacMillan, '91. I5 Reid, '90, EDWAR NORTH ENTRY. Wasson, '91. 22 Rysdyk, '90, Van Ness, '92, 23 Conduit, '90, Phillips, '9o. 24 johnson, '93, Nyce, '91. 25 Farr, '92. Watson, '90, 26 Carolhers, '90, Jackson, '91. 2 English, '92. Hn Y 7 Brewster, '93, 1 , go. Kelly, '90. 28 Galt. '90, Davison, '91. 2Q McCready, '90, EEE-iy,Q?. 30 Smiley, '92. go. C dht 31 Leach, '90, on ul , '93, . Evemt 791 32 McNmch, '91. ' I 33 H. Butler ' . L. Adams, '91, ' 92 P, , 34 I, Adarns, '91, ierson 91. Goldsbliry, '91. 35 Sidler, '91. 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 ro II I2 I3I I4 I5 16 I7 18 19 DS 1 2 3 4 S 7 8 9 IO II I2 13 I4 IS 48 Wilkirls, '90, Dugan, '91. Elmer, '92, Mr. Harper. Williams, '92, Yeakle, QQO. Wheeler, '91. Cook, '92. Meeker, '90, Robertson, '91. Wheeler, 793. Ybanez, '93, Phinizy, 'Q2. Jamison, '91. Kennedy, '91. Zimmerrnann,'90. Ewing, '90, Collins, YQO. Shultz, '90, HALL. SOUTH ENTRY. Moses, '91. Moses, '92. Livingood, '90, Bergen, '91. Bergen, '92. Dunham, '91, Evans, '91. Hodge, '90, Miner, '90, Lukens, '90, Spooner, '92. Dunlop, '92. Ellison, 'Q2. S0 UTH ENTRY. Spicer, '91. Matheson, '91. Sproull, '90, Wall, '91. I. Dodd, '93. W. Dodd, '93, A. Brown, '92. Bosserrnan, '91. Gordon, '91. Campbell, '91. Dodd, P. G. Phillips, P. G. McLa.nahan, '92. Thompson, '93, Riggs, 93. Haring, '90, Church, '92. Brewster, '92, Wylie, 793. VV. Wriglit, '92 Minassian, '91. McLaren, '90, Hagney, '99, Rankin, '92, Babcock, '91. Waters, P. G. King, '93, Bright, '90, Thurber, '9o. DIRECTOR V.-Cafzfzhzfed, EDWARDS NORTH ENTRY. Nicholas, '90, Mr, Miller, Symmes, '92, Hirst, '90 Yeomans, '91, Dennis, '91, Sutphen, ,90. Barkley, 'Q3. Parker, '93, Davis, '93, McKee, '90, A. Collins, '99, G. McMillan, '9O. Ames, 790. Donnelly, '90, Cooper, '91, Falkenburgh, '93, Lloyd, '92, McCune, 792. Tindle, '92, Conant, '93, Buist, '93, Hutchinson, '92, W. Brown, '92, n Chambers, 90, Woods, 'QO. Woods, '91, Lovell, 'QO. 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 31 32 33 34 32 37 38 39 40 4I 42 43 -+4 I 45 46 47 48 49 50 E.Y,Robbins,P,G.x6 Howie, 102. I7 G. WVallace, '91, HALL. SOUTH ENTRY. 1 WVest, 90, Coulter, '92, Gpffey, '90. 18 Pierson, 90, Neeley, '93, G H 1 u ey, o, Bigzelow, '90, '9 Pierson, 990, Greene, '93, 20 Coulter, '92, Roberts, 'Q2, 21 Thorpe, '93, UNIVERSITY HALL. Barnett, '90, 60 Brokaw, '93, J. Lewis, '90, 61 Angell, '93, I. Blair, YQO. 62 Brown, '93, Williams, VQO. 63 Black, '93 gIcDonald, '90, Periam, '92, rice, go. 66 Moffit, '93, Daniels, '93, 67 Hayden, '93, A, O, Young, IQ2. 68 , Homans, '92, 69 Buckley' 93' 70 B, McAlpin, '93, Sea'y'-19 71 J, McA1pin, '93, Tutor, 72 ga1yil'9g. ure 9. Igmlanq, '93 ' I loung, 93. 73 Jefferson, 92, Stewart, '91, 74 Parker, ,Q2. Wigton, '91, 75 Somerby, '92. T 76 Kennedy, '92, utor, S .th I 77 J. Rogers, ,Q3. mi 90. 1 78 Semple, '91, Wagner' ,907 79 Vernon, '91, 80 Conwell, '92, 'i'3i2 49 36 Rankin, P. G, 37 Morgan, '91, 38 Truby, '92, 39 Riley, '91, 49 E. Wright, '92, 41 Vreeland, '92, 42 Leach, 191. A-Willock, '90, B-Niccdemus, ,9O. C-Todd, '90, D-Childs, '91, Mathers, '9 . E G. Parker, 91, F-Porter, '92, G-Snowden, '90, H-Ames, '92, I-Hodge, YQ3. K-Sanders. 193. L-C, Chambers, '90, Osburn, '90, M i Warden, '90, Knickerb0cker,'91 N Watts, 191. O-Wurts, '93, P-Hedenburg, '91, R-Bridges, '93, S HZl'2f ZZ 'go' T-Boynton, '93, U-Hersh, '90, Byers '93, - V Schulfz, '93, Sllgggigg I Gould, '93, H lfllfl VYIUES A ,s cw? 1ffN,2af2,,ifi3,?'Q 'Hfgpv-' ,552-P ' gi f' if .3 um. ,fif 'gk o V A 1 Q 1' VF uk Q -. v rgiffxzi -2 EE UU ' ii 17 J -fmf. u muum , f 2-W f-W. H HQ .L ,fa ,gym .disk .-,.u,,. mg a Elm , ' gy Q - ' flfuf 2-ali, 6'el Hifi BUS , f , ,rw my lfbii .xt-.., .uh . E l, U l jlll!!l My 7,65 mi ep , -gmgg 4A -.., Haight. HEH SEY f ,IL 'X M --1 in 'wg ,:' -xi ii:-.,v 2'?53EggEiZg -md S W an an f L -72512 ' fj j ,EDD gg:-X . SKK? . -. hm' 1 -L Q M4 1 21- 1113 43.2 'as 55-if 'Q ..--1? 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My Al 2-715:35 x gfgffffiipa E13 aging! nf 1 2. 1. -.gf 'WY' -54.11 QV -- ? w7',Lv4f '4' iff ,.. - r.11i'fJ?, 6 f44 ' 114 4 - '-wwf., :' 9-1 - , 'W ff' 131755 ' 7 f I 1 Q 4 1, , ' -an . ,,.-?-1--- fun.. 6, I Sl I MLM' get Q2 9: ef: 9: 9: OI' FRANCIS L. PA'II'I'oN, JOHN T. DUFFIELD, J. STILLWELL SCHANCK, WILLIAM A. PACKARD, CYRUS F. BRACKETT, HENRY B. CORNWALI., ADABIS, ALLEN, BAKER, BIRD, BOGART, CHAMBERS, CHAPIN, COLLINS, CONDUIT, COVINGTON, 'CQTIOQOIOHIO Qoeiefcry. QFOUNDED 1765, A. DJ glfemfmezo of gClfO1fVB't'ljf. CHARLES A. YOITNG, THEO. W. HUNT, GEO. L. RAYMOND, GEORGE MACLOSKIE, HERISIAN C. O. HUSS, CHAS. G. ROCKWOOD, SAMUEL R. WINANS, OHM of 'Qu EDSALL, EWING, GESNER, GIBBY, GUFITY, HARINC9, HAGNY, HATHAWAY, HILLEGASS, HIRST, JACKSON, LEACI-I, LUKENS, MEEKER, MERCHAN1', NICHOLAS, PIERSON, D. PIERSON, F. PITNEY, PRIME, E. C. OSBORN, WILLIAM LIBBEY, J HENRY B. FINE, ANDREW F. WEST. 1. WILLIAM F. MAGIE, H. S. S. SMITH. REID, RYSDYR, STAIQES, TRUSDELI., WAGNER, VVATSON, WEST, WILLIAMS, YEAKLE, Total, 39 . W 4 JX7' 1, .,.- My LA firx 'V lr Til' . ,fa f A f ? R f.,. fu ' NTMJ V 1 5xNW.xuP3L- A 1 3 'i ' , , 'I gee? 1 ,'mQx:a', 'FEM .Qwm Q, X X R. S11'Wax.vS1'fS fSaQFS- 'W ' K S ,, ,Q IN '- ' h N.5'?'Fii!N? fm 3?f:5in l feE.?'.i5fff1E3- 4154- Ll ' I 1' Y Y -x. .--W A 3 ,,,:i, .. L- W1 7 I W7 , .,g:E 1 L' i-31::?:: - 5 41?Ei ?i . Ei? ' ' ' W E : ' Y E . i' M E 1 W X : 5- , F gf - ..T.-..-- L Y it X TF 1 1 , , ' ' q s ' 1 i'7l:i L 1 1' Z LEA A H765 ADAMS. J, ADAMS, L. BALDXVIN, BARNES, BERGEN, BLACKXVELL, BLOOMER, CAMP, CAMPBELL. CRANE, DENMAN, DENNIS, DUGAN, DUNHAM, DURAND, ADAMS, ATKINSON, BAILEY, BALL, BALLANTINE, BARCLAY, BELL, BENET, I. BENNETT, R. BERGEN, BETTS, BIXLER, BRADLEY, BREWSTER, BROTHERLIN, BUTLER, CAMPBELL, CARTER, COLE, Qffcmo of 91. DURELI., LEACH, EDGAR, LYON, ELDER, B'IACM1L!.AN, EVANS, MCCOLL, EVERITT, MARASPILIAN, GOLDSEIIRY, MILLER, GREEN, MINASSIAN, HAI,LOCK, MOSES, HARTS, NYCE, HONE, OLIPHANT, HOSKINS, PAGE, JACKSON, PAYNE, JACOBUS, PETTY, JAMISON, POOR, QAZCLOO of COLLINS, HOSFORD, CONWELL, HOVMIE, CRAIGHEAD, HUEY, COULTER, JENKINSON, DOTY, JOHNSON, DUFFIELD, KING, DUNLOP, LYON, DUNNING, H. MGCOLL, DUNNING, S. MGDOWELL, EASTON, MCILVAINE, EARNSHAVV, IVICLANAHAN, ELLISON, MAGIE, ENGLISH, MARSHALL, FARRAND, MASON, GIBBY, MILLER, GRAHAM, MOGEL, HANSON, MOSES, HARRIS, MUDGE, C. HAVENS, MUDGE, W. 53 PRIETH, RIIDING1'ON, RILEX', ROBER1'SON, ROBINSON, H. ROBINSON, J. SEMPLE, SIDLER, SPICER, STEVENS, C. STEPHENS, G. VERNON, A. VERNON, H. WI-IITEHEAD, Total MUNGER, PEARSON, PEDDIE, PERIAM, PRENTICE, SATTERFIELD, SMALL, SMILEY, SMITH, W. SPOONER, STEVENSON. STORK, VAN NESS, VREELAND, WARD, WIGHT, WILSON, WRIGHT, YOUNG, Total ,5 17 erm of 393. BAKER, GREENE, E. MCGAFFIN, SCHULTZ, BEVERIDGE, HALL, C. MILLER, G. SEIBERT, BLACK, HAXLL, K. MILLER, 1. SLOSS, BOGUE, HALLOCIQ, MOFFITT, SPIEGEL, BORCHERLIN HARRIS, ' MOORE, SPOONER, BREWVSTER, HOUSTON, MONTGOMERY, STELLE, - BROWN, HUMRHREYS, NEELY, TILDSLEY, BUCHANAN, HURD, NEWTON, TITSWORTH, BUIST, INSLEE, NORTON, THORP, BYERS, JOHNSON, API-IILLIPS, WADSWORTI-I, CARPENTER, ICIRTLAND, POLLISON, VVARREN, CILLEY, KELLOGG, A. POOL, WASHBURN, CONDICT. KELLOGG, W. POST, WHITE, DEAR, LUDINGTON, REID, WILKINSON, DEXVITT, LUKE, RIGOS, WINANS, DODD, 1. MCALPIN, B. RODGERS, C. WOODBRIDGE, DODD, W. MCALIHIN, J. RODGERS, S. WYLIE, DXVIGHT, MCCLOSIQIE, ROLLINSON, YONT, FREUND, MCCLUMPI-IA, SATTERTHVVAITE, YOUNG, GREEN, J. Total, 77 Total Membership, 249 I . f I X . 1 M J, , . fr I , . ff., .. 7 ,-S-H -R z., . 4,., ,,-, , Ki.. K ,I ,t ,x --zziggfkixxyg ',A.- ,,Sg1QQL.:LL,,,'li1f-, Q.: I SQ I ELI If if mxmx bf 'fLPxYb1.SZ.L'5g:fLn' 2-'11 - II? ' 7 'UI M- H f f: A Q i f L 7 f 'lW'Q x- - --::ia s 1 . - Legg m l-'5 ' 54 , 2 .A- X, JK W . 'X ffff H H ,., .I ,J iv' :A ,L , v I X, 5 kj x ' K q,gj3, 4 l X XX f, XX f XX xx if ,- 7 ' 3? 'A V .w y BPMES MADl3ONx A' 13f?vg1gg. . , 'N A N ' Llxgaw- ,1 i -if A 4 AnvJEfsu13pmN W N ! II Lyn ! M Jmqericcm Qociefq. CFOUNDED, I769 A. D.j I ' gnewvlgezo of Sfacufbxj. JAMES MCCOSH, HENRY C. CAMERON, CHARLES W. SHIELDS, JOSEPH KARGE, JAMES O. MURRAY, WAI. M. SLOANE, WM. B. SCOTT, ALEX. T. ORMOND, HENRY F. OSBORN, ALLAN MARQUAND, CHARLES MCMILLAN, A. L. FROTHINGHAM, JR. S. S. ORRIS, Cam. of '90, ALEXANDER, FARR, LYTLE, AMES, FISK, MCCONKEY, BARNETT, FURST, NICDONALD, BAXTER, GALT, NICLAREN, BELT, GUERIN, MA'PHERS, BICKHAM, HANON, MILLER, BIGELOXV, HILL, MINER, BLAIR, HODCE, MOORE, BUCHER, IRVIN, NICODEMUS, BURGESS, KELLY, NUTTING, H. CARUTHERS, KERR, NUTTING, W. CASEMENT, LEWIS, D. OSMER, CHARLTON, LENVIS, J. PALMER. COBB, LINDER, PERRIN, COLLINS, LIVINGOOD, RACE, CONANT, LOVELL, RAWSON, DENLINGER, LOWRIE, SCUDDER, DOHM, '55 HENRY N. VANDYK E FRED'Ic N. WILLSON, LEROY W. MCKAY, JOHN H. WESTCOTT, GEORGE B. RODDY, MARION M. MILLER, GEORGE M. HARPER SHARON, SHEARER, SI-IICR, SIIOBER, SHRADY, SHULTZ, SIBBET, SPROULL, SUTPHEN, SUTTON, THURBER, V AN CLEVE, VOORHEES, WALL, WEIDMAN, WOODS, ZIMMERMANN, Total, 69 AGNEW, C. AGNEW, G. AULL, BABCOCK, BECHTEL, BLACK, BONNER, BOSSERMAN, BRYAN, CARY, ' CASSELBERRY, COOPER, DANA, DAVIS, DAVISON, DEEINIER, EASTMAN, GIRNEY, ABRAMS, AIKMAN, AMES, AYLESWORTH, BAILLEY, BAMFORD, BAYLES, BESSON, J. BESSON, L. BETTS, BRENNAN, BROWN, A. BRONVN, W. BUCHER, BUTLER, BUTLER, H. CHRISTY, CI-IRITCHLOW, CHURCH, COOK, Qffhw GOLDSBOROUGI-I, GORDON, HARPER, HERRICK, I'IENVITT, LIOVVELL, JAMISON, jESsUP, JONES, P. KELLEY, KENNEDY, KNICICERBOCKER, LANSDEN, LEWIS, LLOYD, MAIN, MATHESON, MCKINNEY, GEMS DAVIS, DELONG, DENNISTON, ELMER, EVANS, FARR, GRAVES, GRESI-IAM, HALE, HALL, HANNA, HARVEX', HART, HODGE, HOMANS, HOWE, HUSSEY, HUSTON, J. HUSTON, L. IRISH, of MCLEAN, MCNAIR, MCNINCH. MEY'ERS, MOORE, MORGAN, MOTTER, MURRAY, ORMOND, PARKER, G, PARKER, W. PATTON, PAXTON, PAYNE, POE, PROPST, RHODES, ROBINSON, T. of I92. IRVIN, JEFFERSON, KENNEDY, KOUWENHOVEN, LILLEY, f LLOYD, MAYHEWV, MCCUNE, MCKINNEY, MCWILLIAMS, MILLIGAN, MINOT, MITCHELI., MORRIS, PARSONS, PENDLETON, PHINIZY, RIERNAN, RIGGS, A. RIGGS, J. 56 RODDY, SEALY, SHIELDS, SPRUANCE, STERRY, STEWART, STRONG, VALLIAN'1', WALLACE, G. WALLACE, R. WARDWELI., WASSON, VVIIEELER, WHITE, WILSON, WOODS, YEOMANS, ZORTMAN. Total, 72 ROBERTS, SHELLABARGER, SHICI4, SOMERBY, STUMP, SYMMES, TALCOTT, TINDLE, TRIIBY, VREDENBURG, WESTERVELT, .WI-IITE, WIGHTON, WILLIAMS, WITHERSPOON, WIRT, WOODS, C. WOODS, R. YORK, YOUNG. Total, SO G42 a CLDO Of ANGELL, DAVIS, P. HOWE, PORTER, BARNETT, DERLAND, HOXVLAND, PROUDFIT, BEACI-I, DOOI.ITTLE, HUGHES, RIED, BETTS, DRISCOLL, HUBIPPIREV, RODERICK, BIGLER, EDWVARDS, KING, ROGERS, BOYNTON, ERDMAN, KLOTS, ROMERO, BRIDGES, FERGUSON, LESTER, SANDERS, BRITTON, FORMAN, LINDsLIf:v, .SI-IELTON, BROKAYV, FURST, LITTLE, SI-IERMAN, BROWN, K. FRAZER, LORD, STOCKTON, BRONVN, W. GARMANY, MATHER, SUDLER, BRYAN, GRANGER, C. NIAURY, THOMPSON, BUCKLEY, GRANGER, H. MILLS, TOWER, CAMERON, G'RANT, MORRIS, TURNER, CASE, GUILD, MULLEN, TYSON, CHANDLER, HARD, NOBLE, WI-IEELER, CI-IAPIN, HAUGHXX'0U'1T, OTTLEY, WIIERRY, E. CLAY, HENCREN, PALMER, E WHERRY, I. CONANT, HENRY, PALMER, J WHITE, DANIELS, HENDERSON, PARDICE, WOODCOCK. DAVIS, H. HODGE, PAUL, WURTS. Total, 84 Total Membershi , O5 P 3 W A A :q:2iG.f '! W I i- v ' ! : LL- X . , K Aj- f - , ' 1 if L ff? S , .,., , , , -e , L . --l,. .I b , 1 .E J,-: f :SE ' 1 D .-V.,A'.i': , X X-R----- 1?-CMA i MAL- -,,:L, ,J ' I ,..4i,lL3,,..'3gd T! r q NSF- L J if 3I':':31EI' V '2 II Rf' gl L :P 4, ,, mfg 7:75 LI., Y I 1 I IL ,T 7145i-' , . -gi, fa, ph: H ' ff ' f is Wi - - ---A f I HM M. my .V ' -- 'V .. . - '2 Qillllimllfi 1. 1 ? .Ml - E My . 1 'I 'f-I .HI - 'Nw --if J- !::.':f3:?il!q We W1 F HEI Pd-IIIHQJQ Wd, W -- ' ' HBE! 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HUSTON, '92, . , Lzbrczrzzzns C. H. DENMAN, ,QI, Rec. Ser. J. S. ROBERTS, jr. ,92, 9 ADAMS, ALEXANIJE AMES, BARNETT, BAXTER, BIGELOW, BLAIR, BUCI-IER, R, S. W. THURBER, Organzkf. ACTIVE MEMBERS. Qfcmo CHAMBERS, T. CHAPIN, CHARLTON, COLLINS, A. B. CONDUIT, DENLINGER, DUNHAM, EWING, '90, of I FARR, FISK, FURST, GALT, GESNER, GIBBY, GRAHAM, GUFFEY, 58 HARING, ' HATHANVAY, HIRST, IRVIN, JACKSON, KERR, LEACH, LEWIS, LINDER, LIVINGOOD, LOXVRIE, LUKENS, MCCONREY, MCLAREN, MATHERS, MEEKER. MERCHANT, NICHOLAS, ADAMS, L. ASGNENV, C. AGNEW, G. AULL, BECHTEL, BOSSERMAN, CAMP, CASSELBERRY, CRANE, DAVIS, DAYISON, DEEMER, DENMAN, DENNIS, DUGAN, DUNHAM, DURAND, EDGAR, ELDER, EVANS, EVERITT, GOLDSBOROUGH, ADAMS, AIKMAN, AMES, ATKINSON, BAILEY, BAMEORD, BAYLES, BELL, BENNETT, R. BETTS, BIXLER, BRENNAN, BREWSTER, BROKAW, BURLEIGH, BUTLER, A. BUTLER, C. CAMPBELL, CARTER, COLE, COOK, CRITCHLOW, DELONG, 45 PALMER, SHARON, PERRIN, SHEPARD, PI-IILLIPS, SHICR, PIERSON, SIBBET, PITNEY, SPROULL, PRIME, STAKES, RACE, SUTPHEN, RAXVSON, SUTTON, REID, 'FI-IURBER, RYSDYIQ, 1 Siem of 91. GREEN, MCNAIR, GORDON, MONINOI-I, HALLOOR, MEYERS, HARPER, IVIILLER, HEDENBERG, MINASSIAN, HERRICK, MOORE, HOSKINS, MOSES, HONVEI.L, MURRAY, A. IAMISON, NYCE, JEFFERSON, OLIPHANT, JESSUIP, ORMOND, JONES, P. PARKER, KENNEDY, PAXTON, LEACH, PAYNE, F. LEWIS, PAYNE, T. LLOYD. PETTY, LYON, POOR, MAIN, POE, MATHESON, PROPST, MCCOLL, REED, MCK1NNEY, REDINGTON, NICLEAN, RHODES, Q 7 QLCLO0 of 92. DENNISTON, IRVIN, DUFRIELD, JOHNSON, DUNLOP, KING, DUNNING, H. LEGGETT, DUNNING, S. LILLEY, EARNSHAW, LYON, ELMER, IVIAGIE, ENGLISH, MAHEW, FARR, MCCOLL, FARRAND, MCCUNE, GRAHAM, MCDOWELL, GRESHAM, MCWILLIAMS, HALE, MILLER, HALL, IVIOGEL, HANNA, MORRIS, HARRIS, MUDGE, C. HAVENS, MUDGE, W. HODGE, MUNGER, HOMANS, PARSONS, HOSFORD, PEARSON, HOWIE, PEDDIE, HUSTON, J. PERIAM, HUSTON, S. TODD, VAN CLEVE, VOORHEES, WALL, WEST, WILLIAMS, WOODS, YEAKLE, ZIMMERMAN, Total, 70 ROBINSON, RODDY, SEALY, SEMPLE, SIDLER, SPIDER, SPRUANCE, STEPHENS, STEVENS, STENVART, VALLIANT, VERNON, A. VERNON, H. WALLACE, G. WALLACE, R. WASSON, WATTS, VVHITE, C. WILSON, YEOMANS, ZORTMAN, Total, 87 RANKIN, R1CE, RICHMOND, ROBERTS, SMITH, SPOONER, STEVENSON, SYMMES, TALCOTT, TRUBY, VAV NESS, WHITE, VVIGHT, C. WIGHT, E. WIGI-ITON, WITHERSPOON, WITT, WOODS, WRIGHT, YORKE, YOUNG, A. YOUNG, L. Total, go ATTLEY, BEACH, BEVERIDGE, BOYNTON, BROWN, K. BUCHANAN, CAMERON, CAREY, CASE, CILLEY, CONANT, CONDICT, DAIGHT, DANIELS, DODD, J. DODD, U. DOOLITTLE, EDWARDS, ERDMAN, FERGUSON, FORMAN, FREUND, F URST, BOGART, BRIGHT, BURGESS, CASEMENT, CHAMBERS, COLLINS, A. J. DINSMORE, ADAMS, J. BABCOCK, BARNES, BROWN, CARY, ABRAMS, BALL, BENNETT, I. BUOHER, BUTLER, COLLINS, DOTY, ewAAA,Of'93. GRANGER, GRANT, GREENE, E. GREEN, J. HALL, H ALLOCK, HARRIS, HAUGHNAUT, HENDERSON. HENRY, H OUSTON, HOWLAND, HUGHES, HUMPHREYS, HURD, KELLEY, KELLOG, LESTER, LUDDINGTON, MATHER, MCALPIN, B. MOALPIN, R. MILLER, G. MILLER, J. NIOFFITT, MONTGOMERY, MOORE, MULLEN, MURRAY, N EELEY, NEWTON, NOBLE, NORTON, PHILLIPS, POLLISON, POOL, POST, PROUDEIT, REED, REID, RIGGS, ROGERS, B. ROGERS, H. SEIBERT, SHERMAN, Total Active ASSOCIATE MEMBERS. I DOHM, LOVELL, GUERIN, MCDONALD, HODGE, McKEE, HANON, MOORE, JANEWAY, NICODEMUS, JENNINGS, OSMER, LEWVIS, D. SHEARER, 1 MMMEM. COOPER, E. GRAHAM, COOPER, J. JONES, B. DURELL, QUIMBY, GLADWIN, ROBINSON, H. L 9 ORM of 92. EASTON, . MORRIS, ELLISON, PHINIZY, GRAY, PRENTIOE, KOUWENHOVEN, SATTERFIELD, LLOYD, SHELLABARGER, MILLIGAN, SI-IICK, SLOSS, SPIEGEL, SPOONER, STELLE, SUDLER, THORP, TILDSLEY, TITSWORTH, TOWER, TURNER, TYSON, WADSWORTH WARREN, WHERRY, E. WHERRY, J. WHITE, G. WHITE, I. WHOLLEY, WHORTON, WILKINSON, I WOODBRIDGE, WYLIE. Total, go Membership, 337 SHRADY, SHULTZ, THOMAS, TOWNSEND, TRUSDELL, WATSON. Tota ROBINSON, T. SHIELDS, S'rEvENS, WHITEHEAD, Tota SHIELDS, SMALL, STORK, VREDENBURG WILLIAMS, WILSON. Tota 1,27 1,17 1, 25 exam 013,93 BAKER, CARPENTER, INSLEY, REMISEN, BARKLEY, CLAY, JOHNSON, RODERICK, BRIDGES, DEWITT, LORD, SHELTON, BRITTON, DURLAND, LUKE, SHULTZ, BROWN, I. GUILD, MCCLOSKIE, WASHBURN, BROWN, U. HARD, NIORRIS, WxNANs, BUIST, HOWE, PATTON, WooDcocK. BYERS, Total, 29 Total Associate Membership, 98 Total Membership, 435 ii ' e! Il '1 l l Afa ?.. Em ,5i!!E'u3, 35 r -:Q jf 1 X II EH I 'msg I QI llll -A R E J 'lf'-1--1+ 411 -Ln 'I -If 'f- 'f+l':g: ' I w ' ' . W 5 UU 'n3EE'mmi .ml WSE .f 4 ffl: A , f JT u - Ln +: r:, . + Y' R 41 , E ..,lE1:9 , meg i,.,,,,.l,,,,,,.,i,,,,-iw? UWN V 4.-..r--. ---- f.' -. C7?w:: 4.-gm In -if -114.7 i- .Ai .4- S f - 2 f' Qsffeiee ff E l E IE Q -:vt :L 2315 nn nl .1-lm: jf-T ,iw- EF Q? -:rf ll - A'-'-I- 1-TM-.-.' HH -+ ' . xg J-, Q- , if -:I .1 'L - L - lf'--LQ E ,I :f++f1'+QfL?1'f fi: 31-if K 1, 'lr' ' ' '--'l'1 1 -,--v--'4.'T- mm, we -H W R , s , ,L - ,L + wh . '- N i . IE H 5155 W Q :. E541 HH s D' ! -1 i -i-E-, n si , -A .,. - - 1, - 4 .1.--L.-. lr- is '4- hlsiiri, 4-,:7i,Tma-Ln+.,. -- f X , Q g l .. v T tx A Q .v cm!! i 35366 6x 9 O ,Z ff . I I M . , ,I E r 4.5.5 . , SH' 'IFR M -Era-R n 1 1:3 'I M 'Iii ' 7... Q13 fnliilifmg f ff ' I All 1-5 .L MD 9 1...W, L , -, ,LJ A 'llf 'MQ H . -.-' -.?f fivi Q El 'H f?77f' I '- XPC JV T ' ,ff If Z' , .I.. - 1 ff f ,f . r ,fl f,j 'I k, ' .ff , A-ji. .E .A QA f,f.'?,.. f Q df' A, f R lff 1 ' C' Rev. A. B. BAKER, Pr.e:z'de1zt, ex-ojicio. E. A. PoE, '91, Vz'ce-Prem-ident. C. MCMILLAN, '90, Pre.v1'de:zz'. W. H. BRADFORD, YQI, .S'ecretary. E. A. S. LEWIS, ,QI, T1'ezz:11re1'. '9o. W. S. CONANT, I. P. CONDUIT, E. A. S. LEWIS, E. A. POE, I. M. MAYHENV, G. W. BETTS, A. C. MCILVAINE, C. A. MCKENNEY, F. BORCI-IERLING, I. BLACK, I. BRITTON, R. S. BRYAN, E. PALMER, J. PALMER, W. BROWN, G. G. BELT, D. L. EDSALI., I. H. SEALY, W. H. BRADFORD, C. G. HUSSEY, J. B. RIGGS, I G. VV. BURLEIGH, G. T. DIJNLAP, JR., P. SATTERNVAITE, G. KLOTS, BUCKLEY, BUIST, DAVIS, GARIVIANY, PooI.E, C. R. MCMILLAN, C. H. MINER, 791. '92. J. HONE, I. DURAND, B. AMES, I. K. MITCHELL, WM. E. PEARSON, A. R. RIGGS, '93- JACKSON, I. PAUL, I. S'rocIc'roN, ROLLINSON, B. MCALPIN, CLAY, CONOVER, 62 A. W. COBB. J. S. BLACK, C. E. RHODES. P. C. AYLESWQRTI-I F. M. HUTCI-IINsoN C. D. HART. HARD, MAURY, WHITE, BE'I-Ts, H UMPHREY, KIRTLAND, STEARNS. biferuru. Telzre Qaqmcvvncclflfoz Qfzoem .5?fifl7nzcvc13,. FREDERICK VINTON, LITT. D .......... .... ........... L z Znzrzkzn. W. B. EWING, igo, F. J' WATSON, ,goy ........ ..,..... .... . A sszlvlanz' Lzbra1'z'afzs. r I 4 S w , , J, ss : Q 0 5 + 'b -+ 3 W I I + 'fl .. l , ll , I I Xvu O I l I I vu . u n ' 4 2 ' s z I I ' 4 HEI! ft as 4 g n , ,- I Q L '1- I fg X 4 I BWP' - w 1 i ' INDEX OF ALCOVES. I.-Cyclopaedias. I XV.-Linguistics. II -Universal Geography and XVI -Bibliography. History. XVII -Literary History. III.-Arnericag United States. XVIII.-Poetry. IV.-American History and XIX.-Drama. Biography. XX.-Fiction. V -Europe and Great Britain. XXI.-Rhetoric and Oratory. VI -History and Biography of XXII.-Theology and Apologetics. England. XXIII.-Metaphysics and Mental VII, Geography and History of Science. France. XXIV.-Political and Social Science. VIII -History, Lives and Works of XXV.-Political Economy. Fren chmen. XXVI Mathematics 5 Physical IX -Geography, History and Science. Biography of Germany. XXVII Natural Science-Zoology. X.-Scandinavia, Russia, Spain. XXVIII.-Botany, Mineralogy. XI.-Africa and Asia. XXIX.-Geology. XII -Italy, Roman History, etc. XXX.-Chemistry and the Arts. XIII -Latin Literature. XXXI -Ecclesiastical History. XIV. Greece and Greek Literature. XXXII.-Cyclopaedias. NUMBER OF VOLUMES. CHANCELLOR GREEN LIBRARY .... ......................... 6 8,500 LIBRARY OF PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY .... 48,000 LIBRARY OF WHIG HALL .... ............................... I o,ooo LIBRARY OF CLIO HALL ............... 10,000 PHILADELPHIAN SOCIETY .............. . 800 WHOLE NUMBER CEXCLUSIVE or PAMPHLETSQ .... . 137,300 ' v ing I 1isQieiererereiererererererereienrive e ending? oom COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY. Academy. American Antiquarian. American Architect. American Journal of Archwology. American Journal of Mathematics. American Journal of Philology. American Journal of Science. American Law Review. American Naturalist. American Philosophical Transactions. Anglia, Zeitschrift fiir En . Philologie. Annalen der Physik und Chemie. Annales de Chemie et de Physique. Annales des Ponts et Chaussees. Annals of the New York Academ of'Sciences. Annals and Magazine of Natural lylistory. Archiv der Pharmacie. Archiv fiir das Studiurn der Neuren Sprachen. Archiv fiir Mikroskopische Anatomie. Archives de Zoologie Experirnentale. Astronornische Nachrichten. Ath enaeum. Beitrage zur Kunde der Indo-Germanischen Sprachen. Berichte der Deutschen Chem. Gesellschaft. Berliner Philologische Wochenschrift. Bradstreet's Journal of Trade, 8zc. British Quarterly Review. Builder. Centralblatt filr Elektrotechnik. Chemical News and Journal of Physical Science. Classical Review. Comptes Rendus I-Iebdomadaires de l'Acadernie des Sciences. Contemporary Review. Deutsche Rundschau. Dingler's Polytecnisches Journal. Economist. Edinburgh Review. Engineer. Engineering. Englische Studien. English Historical Review. Fortschritte der Physik. Forum. Internazionale Zeitschrift fiir Sprachwissenschaft. Jahrbuch d. K. K. Geologischen Reichsanstalt. Jahrbuch iiber die Forschritte der Mathernatik. Jahrbiicher flir Classische Philologie. Jahresbericht iiber die F ortschritte der Classischen Alterthumswissenschaft. Journal Asiatique. Journal de Phisique. Journal of the Franklin Institute. Journal of the Chemical Society. Journal of Soc. of Telegraph Engineers. Law Quarterly Review. Leipziger Studien fiir Classische Philologie. Literarisches Central-blatt iiir Deutschland. London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine. Mind. A . Mineralogische und Petrographische Mittheil- n n u ge . Monthly Notices of Royal Astronomical Society. Nature. N eues Jahrhuch fiir Mineralogie. Neue Jahrbiicher fiir Philologie und Paedagogik. Nineteenth Century. North American Review. ' Notes and Queries. Pennsylvania Ma azine. Popular Science lionthly. Presbyterian Review. Princeton Review. Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. Proceedings of the American Philosophical Soci- ety. Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society. Quarterly Review. Quarterly Journal of Microscopic Science. Railroad and Engineering Journal. Repertorium der Physik. Revue Internationale de l'Enseignernent. Revue de Philologie. Revue des Deux Mondes. Revue Philosophique. Revue Internationale. Rheinisches Museum fiir Philologie. Sanitary Engineer. Shakespeariana. Westminster Review. Wochenschrift d. Klassischen Philologie. Zeitschrift fiir Analytische Chemie. Zeitschrift fiir der Deutschen Morgenlandischen Gesellschaft. Zeitschrift fiir Ethnologie: Zeitschrift fiir Neufranziisische Sprache. Zeitschrift fiir Philosophie und Philosophische Kriti . Zeitschrift fiir Vergleichende Sprachforschung. Fifteen Periodicals on file in Geological Rooms. Fifteen Periodicals on Ar! are left on file by Prof. Marquand. PHILADELPHIAN READING ROOM, ---- N1NaTnEN RELIGIOUS PERIODICALS. -aigwq f f f Ms f'!ffxw ff 9 REM ffz MQ if M1 ,f , f Q XV WZ fn sv Xi Q X KNNHWJ-X 'm' Qt x ff 2 5 N Q ff 1 sf x W , XXQQEVW! 3-Af, Q W Q ESA K mg. ' QW 'Mg-,b V' Ulm 9 irbl I EClL Gaiam i 5 Q' stiff? imemifif Q UGS M ' GDITOIE: -3lXLIQ.G'If3I3Y7 'Dal-ulDlg'1DXt5CJN VCV. NHIGH owes SQHQSHGPAKD : MANAQINQ GIQITOPQSZ: HNVGHATHAWAY I., M. R-,AKLG TKQAQS umm? WVGG. HM DQGQQCLU lfailferdrij lvl dgdzi Qe SINCE 1875. lF0unded by Class of 1842.1 I875-776. J. M. Barkley, G. F. Ficklen, G. B. Stewart, S. C. Cowart, W. J. Henderson, W. Woodward, H. E. Davis, I. W. Lowrie, S. S. Weart, Treas. R. A. Edwards, E. D. Lyon, 1876-'77. W. E. Annin, W. Hazard, W. S. Throckmorton, M. W. jacobus, R. B. Kimball, H. E. Fisk, Trezzs. E. Manners, A. T. Ormond, 1877-'78. A. D. Anderson, H. S. johnson, W. S. McEachron, P. Bow, G. W. Kretsinger, I. R. Benschoten, W. L. Geer, i H. Marquand, W.W. Lawrence, Treczx 1878-,7Q. R. Bridges and H. Goodwin, Managzbzg Edzfars. E. P. Davis, E. W. Sheldon, W. R. Wilder, C. Martin, F. Durell, H. Woods, Ir., Treezs. H. Pitney, 1879-'80, l C. A. R. janvier and J. H. McConkey, Managzhg Edzlofs. ,D J. R. Hardin, W. M. Paden, C. C. Vinton, J. B. Keenan, W. L. Sheldon, I. T. VVilds, J. D. Paxton, Trezzr. 1880-'8I. E. A. Dix and P. VanDyke, fllanagzhg Edzfors. W. S. Bacot, R. D. Harlan, W. A. Robinson, jr., C. E. Craven, A. L. Kimball, H. B. Walsh, Treas. C. E. Dunn, I. L. Moore, 66 G. G. F. Greene, R. C. Hallock, 1881-'82. L. Day and G. Y. Taylor, Managzhg Edzfors. T. Potter, W. G. Sutphen, W. W. Scudder, jr., E. D. 'W'arI-ield, C. Denby, jr., Trerzs. 1882-'83. A. P. Carman and W. K. Shelby, Managzhg Edzfors. H. G. Bryant, G. W. Gmmofe, P. L. Riemgn, S. M. Davis, T. R. Paden, F. C. Woods, D. K. Fisher, Trans. 1883-'84. J. M. Baldwin and G. M. Harper, Mazzagzhg Edzfors. J. M. Forman, F. D. McKenny, Wm. Chester, Yrezzs. A. B. Hobbs, C. M. Thomas, 1884-'85. T. Pershing and C. W. Mcllvaine, Managzhg Edzlors. S. Depue, J. Sturges, C. R. Wylie, Ir., Treas C. F. McC1umpha, F. S. Woodruff, 1885-'s6. I. C. Hathis and S. Paton, Mafzagzhg Edzlors. A. G. Cameron, VV. S. Elder, G. Reynolds, Treas. M. M. Miller, I. W. McKecknie, 1886-'87. P. G. T. Berry, F. H. White, Matthews and I. Paige, Mafzagzhg Edziary. E. M. Fitzgerald, M. H. Liddell, I. W. Queen, jr., Yreas 1887-'88, B.. V. D. Hedges and K. Fullerton, Ilfamzgzbzg Edzfors. W. M. Daniels, T. M. Parrott, W. F. A. C. McCord, W. C. Merrill, 5 F. L. Drummond, W. H. Forsythjr., Trees E. M. Hopkins, 1888-'89, Dix and H. C. Drummond, Mdlldgiflg Edzforr. L. S. Mudge, F. S. Katzenbach, Treax H. C. Warren, 67 i ris- jk - IZL IE 1-5.9 x S-ah il-wmfi avi 5' Exim L X f ,ff if gl-K1 C f9gx'f if I JA- f- ' ,W-' W ' 3 www: f gif N? 1? in ' .4-.,,' -7, A 5 Nw' .. xv e .4 - EY I ,f Y ..V N, Q ' M.. 1 X ,Q K. N X . - , W - xi N- .71 5 X X ' . ' 7 , K NXT f- Y -,av-+L fu - ' ,Q - -l X .fx , ' -'T -J T . V, , x 5 . ', ' ' - 1 .' , ' 917 'ff - J - 'gan' -- - . . 'C 'C S' ' 2' AY ' , .V , .1 J F- - an r N GN ' fy .r- -ggi gf,-5:23.3:j. Xi , 271' . 1 5: - if: . 1- ,-2 .. - gl f -- 1- -222-x. ' x- i7,. . , -- 1 ...V - 1... ,g F - .X 399. fl : '??f7 ' K 1-A., -KP-' sf' ' X 1 i1- ?fii - N' ' --,,:- Ar- Q.. Q- 1.5: -- SL,--.. v afi V f, A-A T. F. CHAMBERS, D. C., '90, Managzbzg Edzfoff. W. C. PRIME, N. Y., ,QO, ' Assoczbzte Edziors. J. S. VAN CLEVE, PA., '90, G. MCF. GALT,,ILL., ,Q0, . Treaxurer. gwftofzo. K. L. AMES, 111. '9o. J. S. BLACK, Pa., '91, D. D. CASEMENT, O., ,QO. ALF. P. DENNIS, Md., '91, A. M. SHRADY, N.Y.,'9o. H. MCNINCH, Pa., '91. W. L. MUDGE, N. I., '92. 68 EDITORS OF rineeforzicm SINCE BEGINNING. IFounded 1876, as a bi-weekly by Class of '77 g Made a weekly bythe Class of '84, Made a bi-daily by Class of '86.J 1876-'77. J. F. Williamson, zllafzagzbzg Edzhr. W. B. Bryan, A. E. Rowell, J. B. Wardlaw, jr., D. F. McPherson, W. E. Slemmons, Wm. Libbey, jr., Tren: 1877-'78, C. L. Williams, lllrzfzagzhg Edzior. R. M. Corwine, R. A. Mayo, F. H. Kemper, Wm. Dulles, Ir., A. W. Dickens, H. S. Smith. J. H. Kerr, Trerzs. 1878-,79. T. W. Wilson, Mazzagzhg Edzlfor. M. Emery, R. H. McCarter, C. A. Talcott, F. W. Oliver, W. F. Magie, E. O. Roessle, Treax. 1879-'8o. H. B. Fine, Illczmzgzbzg Edzior. V G. A. Dunning, G. S. johns, G. L. Owens, E. W. Hedges, B. Lee, W. Miller, Treas. 1880-'81. T. D. Warren, Managzbzg Edzlor. F. P. Allen, I. F. Cowan, 1. O. H. Pitney, A. C. Armstrong, D. A. Haynes, F. M. Davis, Trans. 1881-'8z. H. H. Welles, jr., fllamzgzbzg Eziz2'01'. E. S. Rankin, D. W. Woods, E. B. C1-itchlow, E. S. Hughes, B. S. Chamberlain, B. G. Winton, Trezzx. 69' O. Crouse, L. A. Lewis, J. M. Harlan, A. G. Todd, E. Wilson, J. D. Bedle, jr. J. H. Gaines, j. D. Baucus, G. L. Robinson, A. H. Larkin, L. E. Price, A. P. Sturges, E. Y. Robbins, D. W. McCord, 1882-'83, J. A. Hodge, jr., Managzhg Edz701'. R. W. Speir, R. S. Yard, F. B. White, F. B. Rue, Treas., 1883-'84. G. H. Carpenter, Managzhg Edzlof. J. E. Hedges, G. P. Butler, C. T. McMu1lin, F. jelke. F. H. Miller, Treas. - 1884-'85. F. H. Wilson, Zllamzgzbzg Edzfor. W. B. Chapin, G. Urquhart, jr., D. Edwards, J. K. Mumford. W. W. Conner, Trees. 1885-'86. R. M. Hodge, Managzkzg Edzwr. C. R. Erdrnan, G. S. White, F. Evans, jr., J. C. Cashman, Trees, 1886-'87. F. S. Spalding, Managzbzg Edzfar. F. E. Reid, L. Waggener, jr., G. B. Sloan, jr., S. S. Iszard, Trans. 1887-'88. . W. M. Irvine, Managzhg .Edz?o1'. W. L. Hodge, - E. O. Wagenhurst, F. J. Knox, L. Farrand, Treas. 1888-'89. R. E. Speer, Managzhg Edzfor. W. S. Chase, 1. C. Morris, jr., Treas J. .Hunter, 70 .p H, :I 'lbfxy fJ TQ, .ZX v aegis-1-153: -rd ffq X - X' If 'Ax M N K' ,ag L I X f- ff, 1 1 1 T 1' 1' X P ,, Q , g g A, XY Q my AVV XV 'iffy T , ,X sh Y A , N ? QQ L, MWMTFQMVLMWM- ' fy Awww, ww ff P M Q f ' , ' M 1 .523251 if 4 K H , ' W: M 1 'M N-.- 'H ,Q-:su , - 74,5 arm 21- X i f -f,, Mara ' f 1 f - Vi w f fi win ,CW f M 1 X Nf' 4, K' .Qf- 7' U lf. . A wo JAQMQ-U:W1 X,, ' -ww 1 sd lk , ,Z 1 AF? wbL-73-JiiU- M X Y .nh f -.- ff xXwf?Qm,5f ' - ' V . - A . , - .1 ,,'-11,:,i:',zja - ,j '5. .L 'PW1 Q W 5' X-eff ' ' J' 'A 7: T E- 1 JY 11 f ' - gf' - - X k , Q, J, - I .ig 5 E . ---4 EE5l.i1'om25 of Brio-EL-529 me A. I. B. Henry, H. H. Webster. FROM BEGINNING. No. 1, CLASS OF '76, B. Turnure, Clzazwnan. R. W. johnson, No. 2,'CLASS OF '78, P. R. Payne, Jr., Clzazwnavz. A. Brown, Wm. D. Van Dyke. I. H. Kerr, No, 3, CLASS OF ,7Q. C. A. Talcott, ChdZ?'7l1lZ7l. J. D. Davis, W. Brooks, D. I. N. Anderson, H. F. Greene, P. 1. Hamilton, C. C. Cuyler. No. 4, CLASS OF '8o. M. Massie, Ckazbfmzzn. H. M. Cutts, I. D. Paxton, No. 5, CLASS OF ,81. F. G. Langdon, Chaz7'mzz7z. F. M. Davis, W. S. Dodd, P. N. Jackson, W. H. Vanderburgh. No. 6, CLASS or '82, E. B. Critchlow, Cluzz?'mzz1z A. F. Burt, P. Hemphill, I. A. McWilliams, H. H. Welles, No. 7, CLASS OF '83. O. H. Crouse, Cfkzzzwzzafz. J. A. Hodge, jr., W. D. Green, I. G. Murdock, E. M. Royle, 72 F. A. Marquand I. B. Townsend, M. Pitney, G. A. Dunning, R. E. Schirmer.. D. A. Haynes, 1. G. Hibben, 1. Wilson. O. Harriman, H. W. Hall. E. W. Harris, C. I. Winton, I. D. Bedle, Jr., T. C. Urnstead, VV. F. jackson, E. H. Pershing, S. Paton, C. L. Riggs, J. Paige, E. Yeomans, R. Halstead, A. E. Conover, G. G. Merrill, john Bright, J. M. Farr, jr., C. J. No. S, CLASS or '84, T. McMu1lin, ChfZZ3'7lZ!Z7l. H. N. Paul, Jr., H. C. Stewart, No. 9, CLASS .Ol-' '85. K. Mumford, Chazwzzazz T. Pershing, Wm. M. Hall, -Ir., E. Wilson. No. Io, CLASS or '86. M. Halstead, C'hlZl'7'llZllIZ. R. M. Hodge, G. Reynolds, No. 11, CLASS OF '87. -I. .W. Elder, C'lzaz3'man. H. R. J, F. W. jackson, -lr., H. Parrish. No. 12, CLASS OF '88. C. F. W. McClure, T. F. Turner, No. 13, CLASS or '89. E. Speer, Chzgf Mafzager. G. K. Edwards, J. F. Stebbins. ' No. 14, CLASS OF '9o. Morris Yeakle, C1mz?'man. W. B. Hill, Walter Lourie, H. W. Hathaway. 73 Pershing, Chzkjf Manager. A. G. Todd, -I. M. Lawson. A. E. Clerihew, P. Weir, J. Cashman, I. W. McKecknie C. H. Macloskie, G. E. Scott, W. M. Irvine. R. H. Life, D. L. Pierson, W. M. Rysdyk, VFIAME1, 1 , . A 15 Ir, mzflf, 1 ' W fu, IND I.,,,1Q ,f- 1 1 flfwg' ' l ' 1 ff 'aff' X, If X ,lg I uf X X mmm ,, NWN X w RS f. X Wx ! f H Nl'N i- 1 J ,EXW KS! 7 J D xxxw Wm j 3 Q G1 D m 53 MMWW my X, N 'BRHNE5 sw 1 hlllhxm in MW mn K ff W 9 QW M! ff ' ' ',J, K f I' NWI! 'If' EMM Ulf fi g I I f M4 IILW I If wi + HU 1 1 - jim: Uv, . L r 9. ,, W1 I W. A 1 1' In H ff fx Qwq A -1- -Q ' -11' H ,N-V Y-Y , , ' Inf 1: .,-3 ,gr if-.-7:11 If ill MHHHH - 22 x ' ' ' -Q'-J-, N' Int, L. W : Qi 'V B fry? MJD' K V i we H 'w g ' l i f ,1-1 X' V B v- .. 5 4 X' E : -f y , fi f ,J AAA-14 i-TTPQ A ' E ll 'E E rf-fi 'L fx f, ' J? mwwwu ' f 45 A I aggzgfguuunly I u IgljLu,EIiMIII'f41:gIL4fulumuxgzwfwfpgyglmgrvfqmygngwlhan UIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII I A . ,if?::f::T,.g-,ff-5? --- 1 -f 'iflesf -fl-, ' ..Q S A ..3-.,. Y A... I 11,5 if-271.1-:-ifiTgYs -f--' 73 -'B - f r ,--'----s:- - s- .Zh-ml DRIVE-WAY. ,fm P H 0 X8 Z V-.-...,--A-.--.-.--A--.--.- i 'VAEf7TFL70F5ALL- BASEBALL , I o Q i FYELU l 1 Dmmmm I I i 1 E at I I A E U .-.-..-...-.-A,A, --.,..-.--.-...-. .,.-A-.-J D4 E V-.,---. -..A-A-A-A -, A i - I A 4 51.455 PUUPBALL- I Ulm LQ I W I-mpss Q I HELD . QQ, I ' I E! 1' nail: JVJU sl-6 THE PRINCETON ATHLETIC FIELD. ,. gap.. G ,E-Tap. ,rg ,4. Glye Pleineeton jzltlyletie llielel. HE PLAN of the new Uniyersity Field, which 5 ia we are the Hrst to publish, is the result of very careful study by the Graduate Advisory Committee for a year past, and consultation 5 with the Executive Committee of the Athletic Associations. The objects in view have been g:,E2 to double the area for base-ball and foot-ball practice, and to lay out a level track upon which records can be made. The Held is now a portion of the University Hall property, the income of which goes to the Museum, and before beginning these improvements, the Graduate Committee was assured that it would never be diverted to any other purpose. As shown in the Plan, the Club-house will remain where it is, connecting with the W' inter Practice Cage by a covered stairway. The Graduate Committee, however, leaves the rebuilding of the cage entirely in the hands of the undergraduates. The new grand stand will be placed in the north corner of the Held, thus securing shelter from the fall wind and from the afternoon summer sun, and removing all necessity of the crowd's crossing the Held. A broad entrance driveway leads from the Thompson Gateway to the stand. Inside of this will be a sloping turf for carriagesg then an iron rail protecting a pathway which extends under the grand stand and around two-thirds of the track. The Track will be slightly less than one-third of a mile, with very easy curves, and an average breadth of twelve feet, widening to twenty feet in the sprinting stretches. The Hnish of all distances, including the 120-yards Hurdle, will be in front of the stand. A low picket fence will entirely surround the track and playing Held. These changes will, of course, require some time, although every effort will be made to push them forward as rapidly as possible. Vifhen completed, Princeton will have one of the Hnest athletic Helds in this country. 76 1 7'WOQ'QO0? N V WWNQ9' 'Y0fG? 5657 YQ-05 XOOK' N65 fx' Qool ,AOQAQQ QWIEIWQFWIQEEQW WOPKIJQQ. ,4QPX3SC,42 s .AQ9Q5Lx..,fi'3'f?h AQPQEI sQ9s.. Qfccvbwcnfba Go wv1f1fvifIJkee. HENRY F. OSBORN, '77, Princeton, N. J. C. C. CUYLER, ,7Q, 244 Madison Avenue, New York City. TRACY H. HARRIS, '86, 71 East 87th Street, New York City. QIQOIATA. PRINCETON COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. JAMES ROBINSON, Tramer. Sfcwvvlilq Committee on Swhbooz Spozffo Prof. WM. M. SLOANE .............. ................... . ..Chaz?'mzm Prof. C. G. Rocxwoon .................... . .... Secreiary OFFICERS '88-'89. I. D. DENEGRE, '89, .......... ................ ..... P r exzkievzz' F. S. MILLER, 'go ..... ..... .... S e cretary T. W. CHURCH, '91, .....,. ............. T reasurer P. VREDENBURGH, '92.. .. . .... Freshman DZ?Eff07' H. H. JANEWAY, 'go .... ......... ' ' ..... Capmzh OFFICERS '89-'9o. F. S. MILLER, '9o. ..... ..... ............... ..... P r e szkient T. W. CHURCH, '91 ...,. ..... S ecfeiary P. VREDENBURGH, '92 ..... .... T feasurer W. C. DOHM, '9o. ....... . .... Capfam , 77 iigwvvpvgwnpwvywuywvge GG Q so ee we ee 9 fa, sax Sa, A A ZA A A A A Ed? Qdmee PRINCETON COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. AT THE FIELD, OCTOBER 20, 1888. Evenfs. Wzhner. ZinZl'.vg::fiit 100 Yards Dash ....... 220 Yards Dash. ...... 3 Half Mile Run .. Mile Run .... Freshman 440 Yards Dash ....... Mile Walk ......, . . Running High jump. . Running Broad jump. Two Mile Bicycle Race 3 Putting the Shot ...... Throwing the Hammer VV. C. Dohm, '90, Qscratchj .......... IO-E sec. -I. Barnes, '91, Q6 yardsj. W. C. Dohrn, '90, Qscratchj .......... 23? sec. J. Barnes, '91, Q12 yardsj. I. S. Roddy, ,QI, Qscratchj. . . .2 min. 55 sec. W. M. Thompson, '90, Q40 yardsj. H. C. Phillips, '90, Q60 yardsj. .5 min. 18 sec. W. P. Meeker, '90, Qioo yardsj. C. W. Somerby, ,Q2 .................. 5Q sec. A. McLanahan, '92, W. S. Whitehead,'91, Q10 sec.j. 8 min. IO? sec. I. Barnes, '91, Qscratchj. C. E. Lemassena, '90, Q1 in.j. ...... 5 ft. 2 in. F. S. Minot, '89, Qscratchj. C. E. Lemassena, '90 ..... .... 2 o ft. 92 in. W. B. Hill, '90, C. H. Shick, YQZ, C20 seep ...... 8 min. 7,2 sec. R. P. Shick, '90, Qscratchy. G. M. Galt, '90, Q4 ft.j ........... 28 ft. I0 in. H. H. Janeway, '90, Qscratchj. . .32 ft. 75 in. . -A. A. Brownlee, '89, Q6 ft.j. ..... 81 ft. 92 in. P. C. jones. '91, Qscratchj. 78 a-2 at XA 17' ii? Mzizzfaf 2 1 v, M Www' .h I 'win-. it .Q . 151- tr. F' M ' ' - gif.: H! AQ ,, 9 , ,.--'ZH , ,W 1'- -f,f 4 .'. .:a:IN-ff'-' J 3 ' ,' .- 'wi hs..-7, 'nf' . , E. -- - ..rJ -.- ,-'f ' fi-:-idggj , - 'T' H' ,:.155fLf'5 'e fe' -3i4: T A.1g'K'fa 4' ,.- 1-'iw we-1 - 'sac-'xg ,nj ' fi . --.- ,f f ,W-fr' :- - -1 .. infer Qioorfe. IN THE GYMNASIUM, FEB. 22, 1889. U2 EU ws QF' f+ :L . if I3 Q D gq .... UQ I U QA 2? UQ cn S CD DJ UQ U7 cr pr Q o ' N 1+ G E' R v-4 E E3 an ox T3 ' .-A : '37 U' . - 5 ' I .bk ' AQ AQ, PF 50:-' P F ws? sw 3,3-2 597179 95 ' mi' mo U' 0 mg 'UO ' wr' EIO 39' mcg E xx ' S EP' Est Q' 85 ig? :eng Q I-I? S'xi:: f F930 f 3 'NSE OCT I I : f H- I , . 532' - - ' I I . 33 hobo or Q Uno owl Q., H S '55 55' FP 5' 3 9' F '-4 ED 53 S! SD E4 xo. O A rn O H D1 l P O IJ' V Lg xr H-. ff oo ..- E3 OO Q74 'TJ U93 E9 4 -. 0. so 5 1. W. Sornerby, '92. Feather Weight Wrestling... 3 2 E Babcock ,QI wi ow om Light Weight Wrestling. .... 3 Z I. Hornans, 'g2. Middle Weight Wrestling. . . 2 Shields ,QI 1. . C. Huston, '89, Heavy Weight Wrestling ..., 2 Pierson ,QI Tug of War ....... ..... .,... ' 9 I pulled '92 .......... H. ..... ....... 1 Z in. Black fAncl'1orj J. Riggs CAnchorj 3. Church. 3. Conwell. 2. Morgan. 2. Bergen. 1. Bradford. 1. Betts. Exhibition of Rope-climbing, Horizontal Bar, Club-swinging and Flying Rings by Robert Stoll, S. I. A. C. Roland Molineux, N. Y. A. C. ' I. J. Kraft, Nonpareil R. C. 4' Shot under weight. 79 HHH Jxnnudf Qielpel. Meelirgg OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, AT THE BERKELEY OVAL, MAY 25, 1889. COLLEGES OF THE ASSOCIATION. AMHERST, COLUMBIA, CORNELL, HARVARD, HOBART, Evenfr. Ioo Yards Dash. . 220 Yards Dash. . 440 Yards Dash. . Half Mile Run. . . Mile Run ..... 120 Yards Hurdle .... .. . . 220 Yards Hurdle Mile Walk. . . . . LAFAYETTE, STEVENS, UNIV. OF MICH., LEHIGH, ST. J'OHN,S, UNIV.OFVERMONT, C. C. N. Y., SWARTHMORE, UNION, PRINCETON, TRINITY, WILLIAMS, RUTGERS, UNIV. OF PA., YALE, W mn err. 5177523-ggi! I. C. H. Sherrill, Yale, '89 ........ IO-gf secff .. .. 2 E. C. Moen, Harvard, '91, 3. F. W. Robinson, Yale, '9o. I. C. H. Sherrill, Yale, '89 ......... 22-Q sec. .. .. 2. J. P. Lee, Harvard, '91. 3. E. C. Moen, Harvard, '91, Q 1 W. C. Dohm, Princeton, '90 .... .50 secit .. 2. W. C. Downs, Harvard, '9o. 2 3 H. R. Connell, Columbia, '9o. 1. W. C. Downs, Harvard,'9o. .2 min. 213 sec. .. .. 2. A. S. Vosburg, Columbia, '90. 3. E. B. Hinckley, Yale, '89, 1. C. O. Wells, Amherst, '91, 4 min. 29-Q sec? if- 2. W. Harmar, Yale, '9o. 3. H. Hornbostle, Columbia, '9I. 1. Herbert Mapes, Columbia, '92. .1635 sec 2. H. L. Williams, Yale, '91, n .hx- 3. N. L. Deming, Yale, '9o. I Herbert Mapes, Columbia, ,Q2. .zog see 2. H. L. Williams, Yale, 791. 3. S. R. Pearce, Yale, '91. QC- 1. T. Mcllvaine, Columbiafgo, 7 min. 65 s. I. E. How, Harvard, '91. . O. P. Chamberlain, U. of Pa., '89. . ....... 2. 3 if Best. Intercollegiate Record. 80 Everzis. Two Mile Bicycle Race. Running High jump. . . Running Broad jump. . Pole Vault .... Throwing the Hammer, 16 lbs. Putting the Shot, 16 lbs TugofWar W 292 rz ers. 1Z:?g2.vZeZg.t F. A. Clark, Yale. '91. ..... 6 min. 43 sec. W. B. Greenleaf, Harvard, '92. . W. W. Weare, Yale, '9o. SI. . . 2. 23 I. D. Webster, U. of Pa., Med., 5:ft. 62 in. R. G. Leavitt, Harvard, '89, F. Siegel, C. C. N. Y., ,92. SQ' 23. S 1. T. G.Shearman, jr., Yale,'89.. . 22 ft. 6 init 2 . .. . Victor Mapes, Columbia, '91, 2 3. . F. Welsh, Columbia, '9o. SGW E . G. Leavitt, Harvard, '89, . . ro ft. 5 in. . G. Shearman, jr., Yale, '89. . F. Welsh, Columbia, ,QO. 531 Z3 S 1. A. j. Bowser, U. of Pa., Med. .89 ft. 5 in. 2. H. A. Elcock, Yale, '91. 23. H. F. Allen, jr., Harvard. ,Q2. S r. H. H. ianeway, Prlncetonfgo, 36 ft. Ig in. - 2. H. A. lcock, Yale, '9r. l 3. B. C. Hinman, Columbia, '90, 3 1. Columbia. 2. Princeton. 1' Best Intercollegiate Record. Yale ....... Columbia. . Harvard. . . Princeton. . U. of Pa. . . Amherst C. C. N. Y.. SUMMARY. 152' Przlaes. ed Przaes. jd Przbes. . . . . . . 4 6 5 4 2 5 2 6 2 2 1 o 2' o 1 1 o o o o 1 Yale won the Mott Haven Cup. PRIN CETON ATHLETIC TEAM. 'go ...... W. C. DOHM, H. H. IANEWAY. '91 ...... G. B. AGNEW, J. BARNES, I. S. Ronny. TUG-OF-WAR TEAM. I. S. BLACK, ,QI, Anchor, D. D. CASEMENT, '90, No. 2. T. W. CHURCH, '91, No.3, W. H. BRADFORD,,9I, No. 1. 81 'M' fW ff Nfffkx ,,e,ke ZZ I PM Q77 I f AWS? 'A WWI Pe x Q ?l w W . Wx . 11135 gp? if Mx rg IH Il Iv IN X1 IN SNA xg NY XL1N fQIIjj I ,, fl IN! I: .5 V4v:'tL.' VH., .,, li . :J N .1-. 421.3472 IX I 'x 'If-., , , x. N. vl-' - .-' I'i ,:'w ING if '5 f e 2'-g1'. eg -wiJ'N-'-'I ' ' - - II ff I Wdinlf. L. .Jf -IM N pgger.-eg 25-1 9-' H?a.mQW6Z'l ,I I - I, 1:273 1 ' T.-nwdlx fn 9.2211 2 IIE.: l1h l X525 :W :Til- 0' In CS5cL1?eEI.or1icLr1 ameri NINETEENTH ANNUAL CLASS . CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING ' OF THE PRINCETON COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. FOR THE PEACE CUP. A Monday, June 17th, 1889. ' Ezfefzis. 1 :coo Yards Dash ...... . . 220 Yards Dash ..... .... I 440 Yards Dash ............. I IfVz7zners. P. Vredenburgh, ,Q2 ..... . K. L. Ames, 'go. P. Vredenburgh, ,Q2 .... K. L. Ames, '9o. W. C. Dohm, 'go ........ . J. S. Roddy, '91. 880 Yards Match Race. .Dohm,'9o, beat Conneff, M.A.C. .1 m 82 Time, Height or Dislrmce. . . .IOQ sec. . . . .24 sec. . . . . 51 sec. in. SQ-E sec. Evfenls. Half Mile Run .... . Mile Run.. .. Mile Walk. ....,..... . 120 Yards Hurdle Race. Two Mile Bicycle Race Running High Jump . Running Broad Jump.. Pole Vault ............. Throwing the Hammer ..... Putting the Shot. .... . Wz'2111e1's. J 1. J. S. Roddy, '91 .....,. 8 2. J. S. Roberts, ,Q2. 5 3 2. J. M. Brennan, '92. 3 1. J. Barnes,'91 .......... 2. E. B. Cooper, '91. 5 l 2. K. L. Ames, 'QO. 1. D. Voorhees, '90 .,.. 5 Q 2. . L. Morgan, '9 . 5 . . J 2. H. J. Chapin, '90. 5 l 5 I 2. W. S. Jenney, '89. 5 I 5 I 1. A. S. Baker, '90 ....... 1 D McCord, '89 ...... 1. W. C. Dohm, ,QO .... 2. J. S. Roddy, '91 ..... 1. K. L. Ames, 'go ..... 1. H. H. Janeway, '90 .... 2. J. S. Black, '91 ...... 1. H. H. Janeway, 'QO.... 2. J. S. Black,'91 ............ 34 ft. IOQ- in. Time, Hezfhl or Dzlvtance. . .2 min. 16 sec. . .5 min. 7g sec. .9 min. 202 sec. 1. W. S. Jenney, '89 .............. I9 sec. . .7 min. 40 sec. ...5ft.5in. .....21ft.4in. ....2oft. 7in. .......9ft. ...84ft. 7in. .......75ft. ..........37ft. ..Won by E. A. S. Lewis, '91. J 1. '91, Black, Church, Cooper, Bradford, .52 in. Tug of War ' 5 1 2. ,Q2, J. Riggs, Conwell, A. Riggs, Betts. I Kicking the Foot-ball . . 89 won .... Q0 won .... v ,QI won ........ . ...... '92 won. ......... The Class of '90 won the Peace Cu SUMMARY. Hksts. Sefwzds. Toml. 2 7 .. ..... .... . . 3 PRINCETON RECORDS. Ezfeni. 100 Yards Dash. . . 220 Yards Dash ..., 440 Yards Dash ........ Freshman 440 Yards Dash. . . Half Mile Run ........ Mile Run .............. 120 Yards Hurdle Race ..... Mile Walk .... 1 ........ . Two Mile Bicycle Race ..... Running High Jump.. . Running Broad Jump. . Pole Vault. ........... . Throwing the Hammer Putting the Shot ....... 6 Record. IO sec ..... 223,11 sec. . . . SI sec. . . . 59 sec ........ .... 5 C. 1 min. 592 sec ........... 4 min. 45 sec .... ..... 18 sec ..... ...... . . .... J.King, p. I 3 4 II 6 9 3 5 WZ3Z7Z67. .. .... W. C. Dohm, W. Sornerbyi NV. C. Dohm, E. S. Leavitt, O. Harriman, S. Thompson, 1 1 .. ..... W. C. Dohm, ' 1. s. Roddy ' 1 1 1 5 1 7min. 175-SGC 6 min. 54 sec. 5 ft. 101- in. . . 2I ft. 4 in .... IO ft. 6 in .... go ft. 1 in .... 37 ft. 5 in .... 83 ...L. Stearns, '87. . ..... F. Spalding, '87. . ..... W. C. Dohm, ,QO. . ........... H. Toler, '86. H. H. Janeway, ,90. 1 H. H. Janeway, 90. LMQCdE 6EE f ,W f W -- fa-.. - W 5053.1 romeo Beef C5 eodoaoon X X X J J olplpegiclfe eeorcle. made by a Collegian in any approved amateur games. A Collegiate Record is one Event. Record. wo Yards Dash ..... .,... 1 o sec .... .... 220 Yards Dash ..... ...,. 2 2 sec .......... 440 Yards Dash ..... ...,. 5 o sec .,.... ..., Half Mile Run... ...1 min. 5554 sec.. One Mile Run ....,. ..... 4 min. 292 sec.. One Mile Walk 120 Yards Hurdle Race .... 220 Yards Hurdle Race .... Two Mile Bicycle Race .... Running High lump. .. Running Broad Jump.. Pole Vaulting .......,.. Throwing 16 lb. Hammer.. Putting 16 lb. Shot .... ... ....6 min, 595 sec . 22 ft. 6 162 sec .... . 262 sec..... 6 min. 'g sec.. ....6ft.4in.... in... IO ft. 7M in. 101 ft.1Ain ..,, 40 ft. 955 in. Wz'1mer. College. Where Made. Year. E. J. Wendell ......,. Harvard ...Cambridge ........... 1880 W. Baker ............ Harvard ...Beacon Park, Mass . .1886 W. C. Dohm ........ Princeton ..New York ........... 1889 XV. C. Dohm ....,.... Princeton. .Traver's Island ,...... 1889 C. O. Wells .....,.... Amherst .... New York... ....... 1889 H. H. Bemis ......... Harvard . . .Cambridgc-2. .,...,.... 1887 C. B. Berger ....,.... Yale. ...... New York .... .... 1 888 H. Mapes. ..., ..... C olumbia ..New York. .. ....188g R. H. Davis ....... ..Harvard ...New York .... 1889 VV. B. Page .......... U, of Pa. . .Philadelphia .. ....1887 T. G. Shearman. Ir...Yale ....,.. New York.. . ....1889 L. D. Godshall ....... LafayeLte..East.on, Pa .... .... 1 886 A. B. Coxe. ...,...... Yale ....... New Haven... .. .1887 A. B. Coxe .... ' ...., Yale... ...New York ...,. ....1887 Beef eirzliereolplpegiclfe eeorcle. Evefzf. Record. Wzhnef. College. Year. H. H. Lee. .......... U. of Pa..1877 1oo Yards Dash .... . IO-E sec .... H. S. Brooke, jr .... .Yale .. ..... 1882 1 C. H. Sherrill ....... Yale.. .... .1889 W. Baker ....... . . Harvard . .1884 220 Yards Dash ' 228 Sec C. H. Sherrill ,...... Yale.. .... 1889 440 Yards Dash .... . 50 sec ....... W. C. Dohm ........ Princeton.. 1889 Half Mile Run.. .......... 2 min. 2 sec ....... W. H. Goodwin, -lr. .Harvard . .1883 One Mile Run.. ........... 4min. 292- sec ..... C. O. Wells. ......... Amherst... 1889 120 Yards Hurdle Race.. . .165 sec ............ H. Mapes.. . . . . .Columbian 1889 220 Yards Hurdle Race.. . .262 sec.. ....... . .H. Mapes ..... . . .Columbia..1889 Two' Mile Bicycle Race.. . .6 min. Q sec ....... R. H. Davis ......... Harvard . .1889 One Mile Walk. ........ 7 min. 65 sec ...... T. Mcllvaine ........ Columbia.. 1889 Running Broad jump. .... 22 ft. 6 in.. ....... T. G. Shear-man, jr. .Yale . . .1889 Running High jump.. .... 5 ft. 112, in... ...W. B. Page.. ........ U. of Pa. .1886 Putting the Shot .......... 40 ft. 9g in ....... A. B. Coxe ..... ...Yale .... ...1887 Pole Vaulting. ............ IO ft. 5 in. ........ R. G. Leavitt. ...... Harvard . .1889 Throwing the Hammer... .98 ft. 6 in ...... ... .A. B. Coxe ..... ...Yale .. .. . . .1887 84 RECORD OF C-ilqferoottegiafe Qrizee SINCE THE ORGANIZATION OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, FROM JULY, 1876. Colleges. 1:1 Przbes. ed Przbes. ja' Przkes. Total 9' Harvard ...,.... . . . 51 55 108 Columbia .... . . . . 47 44 96 Yale. ...... . . . 33 24 62 Princeton ....... . . . 28 24 52 Univ. of Penn. .... . . 27 16 44 Dartmouth. . 4 9 Lafayette .................... 4 8 College of City of New York. . 2 I II Williams. .. ................ . . 2 3 Wesleyan... . . . . 2 3 Stevens. .... . 2 2 Brown... . . . o 3 Amherst. ........... . I 3 Univ. of Michigan. .. .. 1 1 Bowdoin. ..... ..... . o I Hobart. ..... . .. . o 1 'F Beginning with 1889. 85 eeorgl of 'Flite olnlereowegidfe Cictmee. . CONTESTS. 1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 100 Yards Dash ..... IIS IOES IDHS IOQS IOES H IOZS H 220 Yards Dash ...., 23fQS 2325 2423 2435 H ZBQS H 440 Yards Dash ...., 565 545 C 5455 C S425 5525 H 53g 5 Half Mile Run .... .. 2m 161-Qs P 2111 2055 C 2:11 85-45 C 2m 125 2m QES 2111 7gS H One Mile Run .... .. 4m 5855 P 5111 335 C 5m 4Zs 51211 2425 C 4m 3725 4111 4OZS Three Mile Run .... 16111 215 P One Mile VValk ..... 8m 7Ms 7m 305 C 7m 38M,s C 7m 495 C 7m S425 7111 36y,s Two Mile Walk ..., 16m 335 C 16m 4925 C Three Mile Walk ..... 28m 2125 Hurdle Race ........ 1815 1855 2IgS C 19,25 IQXS 120 Yards Hurdle .,..... 1855 Running High Jump ...... .. 5f 4in 4f 11in 51' 65Qin C 5f Sgin C gf zlfin H 51 2Zin H Running Broad Jump ,.... ..l 18f 3Min P IQf 7il1 19f 2X2in C 20f C 2of 2in 2Of gytin Putting the Shot ......,. ,,.. 3 of uygln P i 33f 321' Iiigin 33f 8LQin 35f IIMlD j4f 7in Throwing Hammer ..... .. 75f roin 76f 9in 87f 1i11 841' 3in 76f gnin Pole Vaulting .......... . 7f gin gf gf 3iu gf 4iD Sf 95111 Standing High jump ...... 41' 3Mi:1 41 6y,in 51' rylin H 41' 6Min H Standing Broad Jump ...,. gf unin 10f 3Xin IOf 1in H Throwing Base Ball ..... 368i 6in P 2 Mile Bicycle Race .... 7m 575 6m 515 Tug of War ........... Columbia. Princeton. CONTESTS. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885. 1886. 1887. 1888. 1889. 100 Yards Dash.. ...N 10543 IOES 1035 IOgS , 10555 H IOES Y IOgS 1055 Y 220 Yards Dash ,..... 1 23K5 2325 22gS H 2325 H l 22gS H 235 2228 2225 Y 440 Yards Dash ......1 535 H SIES H S255 H S425 H SIQS H 5325 52gS H 505 Half Mile Run ....... l 2m 225 I-I 2m 25 H 2m 55435 H 2111 725 2111 425 2111 7S Y 2m 1033 H 2111 225 One Mile Run ..,.... l 4m 4OMS H 4m 3825 H 4fIl 4553 4111 4625 4m 3825 4m 3655 4111 3725 4m 292 One Mile Walk ...... i 7m 4IgS H 7m 2625 71n 33gS 7m 2725 7m LIES H 7111 165 7m 295 H 7m 625 120 Yards Hurdle .... 1 I7:gS 185 47555 IQES 175 1735 Y I7g s 1625 220 Yards Hurdle ..., 3 4 2525 H 2628 Running High Iump.f 5f ein H 5f 81-Qin H 5f 9Min H 5f 1oy,in 5f uylin 5f 7M,in Y 51' rryqin 51' 6Min Running Broad IumpQ 211' gin 2Of 6in H 2If glgin 19f 6in H 2Of IIil'l 2If 7Win Y 2of 8in 22f 6in Y Putting the Shot ..... 3 36f 3in 35f 8in H 361' gfylin 38f rin' 331' gjgin 4of qygin Y 37f H 36f xlgin Throwing Hammer.. 87f glfgin 88f 11in H 831 2in 88f 1-Qin 95f 11in 98f 6in Y 88f 6jgin 89f 1-gin Pole Vaulting ...... .. 9f 6in H IOf gf 6in 9f 73-.fin 1Of Zin roi gf 6in 10f 5in 2 Mile Bicycle Race.. 6m 5225 H 6m 53gS 61n SQQS 7m 2925 61n 395 6m 5355 7m 35 H 6111 435 Y Tug Of War ..... .... 3 Columbia. Lafayette Harvard Harvard Harvard Columbi Harvard Columbia B. N. B.-Events followed by the name of a college are those taken by the college winning the championship in that year-C., Columbiag H., Harvardg P., Princeton g Y., Yale. A if Shot underweight. 86 The Principal Races Run by W. C. DOHM, '90, Cedarhurst, L. I., May 12, 1888, Tzme. C. A. A. M., 551, mile scratch, First Prize... . 1888, N. Y. A. C., Li mile scratch, First Prize .... . 1888. New York, May 19, New York, May 26, I. C. A. A., M mile scratch, Third Prize ..... .. . .. Huddersfield, Eng., june 16, 1888, H. C. 81 A. C., 24 mile handicap, First Prize. .... ..... Crewe, Eng., june 23, 1888, A. A. A., M mile scratch, Third Prize ........... .... ..... Dublin, Ireland, june 30, 1888, International Championship, 24 mile scratch, First Prize.. . . . Dublin, Ireland, june 30, 1888, International Championship. 220 yards scratch, First Prize.. .. Detroit, Mich., Sept. 19, 1888, American Championship, lj: Montreal, Canada, Sept. 29, 1888, Sli? 522 528 512 SIE 52? 22-gg mile scratch, First Prize ......... 51 Canadian Championship, M mile scratch, First Prize ....... SIM New York, May 25, 1889, Intercollegiate Championship, 24 mile scratch, First Prize .... 50 Bergen Point, june 12, 1889, Eastern Champ. of U. S., M mile scratch, First Prize ........ SI-35 Princeton, june 15, 1889, Half Mile Match Race 71.1. T. P. Conneff, M. A. C., First Prize ...................,.... ........... ..... . . 1 mm. 592 Travers Island, N.Y., june 25, 1889, N. Y. A. C., Z mile handicap, First Prize .... ..... 1 min. 5554 Travers Island, N. Y., June 27, 1889, N. Y. A. C., M mile handicap, Third Prize. ........ . .. .... 482 Travers Island, N. Y., Sept. 14, 1889, SCC. SGC. SGC. SCC. SSC. SSC. SGC SSC. SCC. Sec SEC. SGC, SGC SGC. American Championship, M mile scratch, First Prize. ....... 5135 sec Toronto, Canada, Sept. 28, 1889, Canadian Championship, M mile scratch, First Prize .... 2 min. 22 sec Toronto, Canada, Sept. 28, 1889, Canadian Championship, yi mile scratch, First Prize ......... 522 sec. From May 9, 1888, to October 5, 1889, Dohm ran in 31 races, in which he took 25 firsts, 3 seconds, and 3 thirds. In all these races Dohm ran from scratch. I-Ie holds best Princeton record in roo yards, 34 mile, and Z mile, best American and English Collegiate record in M mile best Irish record in 220 yards g best American Amateur record in Z mile 87 9 x x goof-EGP? Q-J3xQQocio.fiol'1. JAMES ROBINSON, Tnzzher. DIRECTORS, '88 -'89, J. R. BARR, '89, Pres. H. W. COWAN, P. G., Cap! I. J. CHARLTON, ,QO, Treas. DIRECTORS, ,SQ-,QO. F. S. MILLER, '90, Pres. E. A. POE, '91, Capt A. D. WILSON, IQI, Treas. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN WESLEYAN GAME. Ruslzers. S. HODGE, P. G., BOVAIRD, '89 COOK, '89, COWAN, P. G., IRVINE, P. G., JANEWAY, ,QO, GEORGE, '8g. Quarter-Back. R. HODGE, P. G. Huff-Backs. BLACK, ygl, CHANNING, ,9I. Fu!!-Back. A ' AMES, ,QO. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN UNIV. OF PENN. GAME. Rulslzers. RIGGS, '92, BOVAIRD, '89 COOK, '39, COWAN, P. G., TRED1NN1cK, '92, IANEWAY, '90, GEORGE, '89. as Quarter-Back. R. HODGE, P. G. Hay-Backs. BLACK, ,9I, CHANNING, ,9I. Fu!!-Bark. ABIES, '9o. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN HARVARD GAME. Rushers. Rlccs, 'Q2, BOVAIRD, Coox, '89, fSPEER, '89,j CONVAN, P. G., IRVINE, P. G., JANENVAY, ,90, GEORGE, '89. Quarler-Bark. R. HODGE, P. G. Q Hay-Banks. BLACK, '91, Mownv, '91. Fu!!-Back. AMES, ,QO. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN YALE GAME. A Rzzsliers. ., SPEER, '89, BOVAIRD CooK, '89, - COWAN, P. G., QRIGGS, '92.Q IRVINE, P. G., IANEWAY, ,QO, GEORGE, '89. Quarief-Back. R. HODGE, P. G. Half-Backs. BLACK, '91, - CHANNING, '91. Fu!!-Back. AMES, 'QO. 89 Qcwqef. LEHIGH vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, SEPT. 29, 1888, LEHIGH-Ruslzers-Corbin, Rofferty, Dougherty, Martin, Detwiler, Pratt, Barrios. Quarier-Back-Walker,fCapz'.j Haff-Baclas-Emery, Graham. F1111-Back-Warner. LEHIGH. . ..... 0 Goals 5 0 Touch-Downs 5 o Safeties 5 o Points. PRINCETQN. ..I2 1 o I' 75 Rqferee-Mr. Barr. CRESCENTS vs. PRINCETON. STATEN ISLAND, OCT. 6, 1888. CRESCENTS-RH5hE7S3-'F. -T. Vernon, F. R. Vernon, Chapman, Ford, H. I. La Marche, Mathews, P. E. La Marche. Qua1'z'er-Bark-Ed- Wards. Hay-Banks-Sheldon, Smith. Fu!!-Bark-Dennen. CRESCENTS. .... o Goals 5 o Touch-Downs 5 I Safeties 5 o Points, PRINCETON .... .3 3 I' o 31 UNIVERSITY OF PENN. Vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, OC-r. ro, 1888. UNIV. OF PENN.-Rushers-Audenreid, Cash, Wheeler, Meirs, Bowser, Van Loon, Wagenhurst. Qmzrier-Back-Church. Hay-Backs Hulrne, fCapz'.j, Colladay. Fu!!-Earle-Hill. UNIV. or PENN, o Goals 5 o Touch-Downs 5 o Safeties 5 o Points. PRINCETON .... .8 4 o 63 'L Rderee-Mr. Barr. Umpbfe-Mr. Horitz. STEVENS vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, Ocr. 13, 1888. STEVENS-Rushers-Phelps, Field, C. Mackenzie, Hall, Sond, Her nandez, jackson. Quarter-Back-De Hart, fC'zzpz'.j Hay-Backs Torrence, P. Mackenzie. Full-Back-Macy. STEVENS ...... o Goals, o Touch-Downs 5 1 Safetiesg o Points, PRINCETON .... II 4 0 80 Rqffree-Mr. Barr. Umpz3'e-Mr. Miller. go UNIV. OF PENN. vs. PRINCETON. PHILADELPHIA, OCT. zo, r888. UNIV. OF PENN.- Rzzshers-Ziegler, Auclenreid. Bowser, Savage Sypher, Cash, Wageiihurst, Qzuzrier-Bari'-Ba1'I'. HaQ'-Bafk3- Hulme, fCapz'.j, Church. IM!!-Bari?-Hill. UNIV. or PENN., o Goals 5 o Touch-Downsg I Safeties 5 o Points. PRINCETON ..... 6 o o 'L 38 U Rqeree-Mr. L. Price. Uffzpire-Mr. Horwitz. RUTGERS vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, OCT. 24, I888. RUTGERS-Rzzskers-Aydeloth, Huber, Scudder, Lull, Esselstyn VVhiteneck, Bishop. Qzzarier-Back-Terhune. Hay-Bafks-Stotes bury, Morris, QVan Zee.j Rf!!-Back-Elting, Capl., QMorris.j RUTGERS. .. .... O Goals 5 o Touch-Downs g o Safetiesg o Points. PRINcE'roN....13 I o 82 JOHNS HOPKINS vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, Nov. 3, 1888. JOHNS HOPKINS-Ruskers-Carey, Billings, Finley, Burrough, Hill T, Cooke, Gillman. Quarfer-Back-Emery. Hay-Back:-Dashiell H. Cooke. Fu!!-Bark-Whitelock. JOHNS HOPICINS, o Goals g o Touch-Downs 5 2 Safeties 5 o Points. PRINCETON... .16 I O 'IS IO4 Referee-Mr. Charlton. Umpzke--Mr. Kneeland. WESLEYAN Vs. PRINCETON. NEW YORK, Nov. 6, 1888. WESLEYAN-Rzzshers-Floy, Glenn, Heath, Gardner, Eaton, Pierce Crane. Quarief-Baci?-Egglestoii. Hay-Backs-McDonald, Hall. Fu!!-Bark-Slayback. WESLEYAN .... .O Goals 3 o Touch-Downs 9 O Safeties g o Points. PRINCETON .... 4 5 O L' 44 Rqferee-Mr. Camp. U77ZfZ3'6-MT. Richards. 91 A UNIV. OF PENN. vs. PRINCETON. PI-IILADELP1-IIA, Nov. zo, 1888. UNIV. OF PENN.-Rushers-Wagenhurst, Sypher, Gray, lMeirs, Bow- ser, Cash, Ziegler. Quarter-Back-Church. Hay-Banks-CoHaday, I-Iulme. Fu!!-Back-Hill. . UNIV. OF PENN., o Goals 5 o Touch-Downs 5 o Safeties 3 o Points. PRINCETON .... .of I o 4 Rqferee-Mr. Price. Umpzke-Mr. Corwin. Time-15 Seconds. HARVARD vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, Nov. 17. 1888. ' HARVARD - Rushers - Cumnock, Woodmaii, Carpenter, Cranston, Traiford, Davis, V. Harding, QiCrosbyj. Qzmffer-Back-G. Harding, Hay-Backs-Lee, Porter. Fu!!-Back-Sears, fCapt.j HARVARD. .. . . .1 Goal g o Touch-Downs g o Safeties 3 6 Points. PRINCETON ..... .1 3 o 18 L' Referee-Mr. Camp. Umpzn-Mr. Corbin. YALE Vs. PRINCETON. NEW YORK, Nov. 24, 1888. YALE-Rushers-Stagg, Rhodes, Woodruff, Corbin, fCap!.j, Heffle- finger, Gill, Wallace. Quarfer-Bczck-Wurtembnrg. HaQf-Backs- Graves, McClung, CHarveyj. Hz!!-Back-Bull. YALE .... . . .2 Goals from field 5 o Touch-Downs 3 o Safeties: IO Points. PRINCETON, o o o o Referee-Mr. Brooks. Umpire-Mr. Fisk. SUMMARY OF ALL GAMES PLAYED. G. T.D. S. POINTS I G. T.D. S. POINTS Princeton .... 1 2 1 o 7 5 Lehigh ....... o o o o .... 3 3 0 31 Crescents ..... o o o o . . 8 4 o 63 Univ. of Penn. o o o o . . . . II 4 I 80 Stevens. ..... o o o o . . 6 o I 38 Univ. of Penn. o o o o I3 I 0 82 Rutgers....... o o o o . . . . 16 I 2 104 johns Hopkins o o o o 4 5 o 44 Wesleyan .... . o o o o . . o I o 4 Univ. of Penn. o o o o I 3 o I8 I-Iarvard...... 1 o o 6 .... o o o o Yale .... .,.. . 2 o 0 I0 PRINCETON, 74 Goals 5 23 Touch-Downs g o Safeties 3 539 Points. OPPONENTS, 3 o 4 I6 92 SUMMARY OF CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES. Univ. of COLLEGES. Yale. Princeton. Harvard. Penn. Wesleyan. WoII Yale ....... . . 1 I I I 4 Princeton. ..... 0 . . I 1 I 3 Haward. .......... 0 0 . . I 1 2 Univ. of Penn ..... 0 0 0 . . I I Wesleyan ,...... 0 0 0 0 . . 0 Lost .......... 0 1 ' 2 3 4 The Championship was awarded to Yale. L' SCRUB FOOT-BALL TEAM. Rzzshers. BICRHAM, '90, WHITE, '91, HALE, '92, AKERMAN, '90, THOMAS '90, HALSTEAD, '89, P. JONES, '9I. Quarfer-Back. POE, '91. Half-Banks. Sprcm, '91, DALTON. '90. R. JONES, '91, TAINTOR, '91. Fu!!-Backs. LEWIS, '91, PENDLETON, '92, Subs. SHARON, ,QO, BRADFORD, '91, BARNETT, '90. ,QI FOOT-BALL TEAM. Rzzsheffs. BRADFORD, BRYAN, GLADWIN, SPRUANCE, PROPST, ADAMS, GoRD0N. Quarter-Back. WATTS, fMCLEAN.J Ha4'fgBacks. BONNER, WHITE. 1 Fu!!-Bark. H LEWIS, fCap!.j Subs. G. AGNEW, MOSES, MCLfILLAN. 93 '92 Foofr-BALL TEAM. Ruslzers. WOODS, VREDENBURGH, fCapz'.j IRISH, RIGGS, HALE, WOOD, MITCHELL. Quarter-Back. EVANS. Half-Backs. HOMANS, ADAMS. 112111-Back. PENDLETON. '93 FOOT-BZALL TEAM. Rm-hers. WARREN, KING, CHAPIN, HENDERSON, Rloos, THORPE, GRANGER. Quarter-Back. MCALPIN, fCapz'.j Hay-Backs. STEARNS, BRUSTER. Full-Back. NEWTON. GI:-Egg ameg. PREPARATORY SCHOOL vs. PRINCETON, 'g2. OCTOBER 13-, 1888. Preparatory School ........ ........ .... o P oints. Princeton, '92 ................. ..............,... 3 8 Q LAWRENCEVILLE vs, PRINCETON, '92. OCTOBER 31, 1888. Lawrenceville. . . . . .. ......... .... o Points. Princeton, ,Q2 ...., .... .... 5 8 94, PRINCETON VS- GI2ilE?ei3l3. ggsgitiin. 1877 Harvard. .... . . it u sn u 1878 Univ. of Pa... Stevens ...,... Rutgers .,..... Univ. of Pa. . . nr 1. I87Q Univ. of Pa... Columbia ..... Stevens ...... . Harvard....,.. -1 in Yale ...... . . . . 1880 Stevens ....... 14 Rutgers .,..... Univ. of Pa .. Harvard. .A Yale .... ..... 1881 Rutgers ....... Stevens ...... . Univ. of Pa.,. Univ. of Mich. Univ. of Pa... tr. u it rs u 1882 Graduates .... Rutgers. Univ. of Pa .. Columbia .... . Univ. of Pa...1o Rutgers ...... . Harvard ...... Columbia ..... it Yale ,..... . . . . 1883 Rutgers ....... Lafayette ..... 1 1 ' an Rutgers ....... Univ. of Pa... K' Wesleyan ..... Columbia ..... Harvard.. . . C. Columbia .... Yale .......... Harvard.. .... . Yale .......... Rutgers ....... Columbia ..... Harvard . . . . . Yale .......... Stevens ....... Yale .......... 1 1 1 o 7 o O O 4 o 6 o IO O 4 1 1 o o o 4 o .a 9 4 o o o o o 6 o 4 o I 9 o 1 o o 5 o 9 o 5 o 2 o 6 o o o 2 o o o o o 4 o 6 o 4 o 3 o 4 0 4 o o 1 1 o o 2 2 o 1 1 2 o 3 o 2 o 1 o fforfeitedl o 1 o 1 roineetorig ljgoot-gall l5ieeOrvGl PRINCETON VS. lrlnceton Oppon ts 1884 u r. r. 1. 1. rs u .1 l.. 1885 Goals TD Goals TD Rutgers .,... Stevens ..,... Wesleyan .... Rutgers ...... Univ. of Pa.. Lafayette .... Stevens ...... johns Hoplds Harvard. 'Yale ......... Stevens ....,. u L. X 1 n l .1 .- .. r. .1 1. 1885 .1 .. I it I 1. .1 .r 1887 .1 ll 11 r .-, .1 ll .l 1888 ll .t it 11 1. it .. .. 1. Univ. of Pa.. 11 Graduates .Tohns Hopk s Wesleyan .... Yale ......... Univ. of Pa.. Stevens ,..... rl Univ. of Pa.. 14 rl Harvard .. . Wesleyan .... i'1Ya1e ......... Lafayette. .. Rutgers ...... Lehigh ....... Univ. of Pa.. at Wesleyan .... Univ. of Pa. . Harvard ..... Yale ......... Lehigh ....... Crescents .... Univ. of Pa.. Stevens ...... Univ. of Pa.. Rutgers ...... johns Hopkls Vllesleyan .,.. Univ. of Pa.. Harvard ..... Yale ,..... .. Draw games called on account of darkness. Safety touch- downs are not noted, nor is any distinction between goals from touch-downs and goals from the Held Ont of IO7 games played, Princeton has won gog drawn, 7Q won by forfeit, 1 lost, 9 Princeton has made 513 goals, 255 touch-downs, to the opponents 40 goals, 9 touch downs INDIVIDUAL FOOT-BALL SCORES OF THE ELEVEN FOR I 888 i I I l l -5 ui . H g . .. I .. ... . 2,- 'gg N ' E :lag if R' its 5432 IE H , O ., . U... :W I ... , . - gm .4 U . ... 5 Q25 elsif sf eg? S25 2255 Z 2 PR1NCEToN,v5. 61.213 fra: J ..58 .wg .. Q we P03 sy' 5 g ew ,gift -E5 Z 'Z CL O bl! 'A-I bb O '-H ,.: :I . O O gs Lt o o o 4: I c: O... gg O 0... -- U -H Omg 'H UCD AOL' - -- ma OO lot- Oda H at O 0331-1 .sg O 031- O: O,., Oni Zml. Zoo z,m gui Zu., Zu-.E ... Z 9-4 Gm will Q43 P-'Z I M01 CD- 32 :X-Q, 311+ Z --'oo Oo ... 3, an ED-. .n --O.. jg Q in E-M., te a Z D ' 3 S I ,252 ,E 11 g: O 'M ee Scoan .... . , 75-o I 31-o 63-o 8043 So-o 38-o 82-o 104-o 44-o 4-o 18-6 o-ro 61 I . . Ames. . . .... Full-Back, Nxnzl L 2: IL 8' 4II 7:5 if if If? illfff if X . . . . 82 I I4 . Black ..... .... H a1f-Back. l.... ZX- -X1 X ,... 3X X .. - .. .. II Channing.. .. .... Half-Back. .... .... .... X I 2 X - X 4 4X. 6 X X 2- .... 'ff . . . I8 Mowry .... . ...Half-Back. 2 X X 3 X - 2- .... if if 4 A .... if ... IO R. Hodge ..... Quarter-Back. if I ii ii if it if .... .... .... - . . 1 0 Bovaird ..... L. End Rusher. ,... .... .... - .,.. .... Y - .... 2 X 2- X ... . .. 8 Cowan... . ...Left Tackler 3X Wx 2- X 3X- 2X 2X 3X X - if . 2I , Janeway . . .Left Guard 1- .... .... X - X .... .. . .... . .. . . .. . . . . . 3 George .... . ...... Centre .... X .... ... .... . N .... .... . .. . 1 Irvine .... ...Right Guard 1 5 .. A .. . 0 Cook ......... Right Tackler 2 X ' .... X X X 2X .. . . . -+ . . . . . I0 . S. Hodge .... R. End Rusher. 2X . X if .... . .... .... . .. I 3 . Riggs .... . . . ....... Rusher. ii .... . . . .... - it 4 if ii .... if . .. , I . . Tredinnick . . . .... Rusher. ,. . if it ii .... N 1 'ii ... ' 0 . . Opponents .... . ........ .... . S S S . 3 S ... .... 1 X k zll 3 I 1 16 if Not playing. T Played part of the game. X Touchdown yielding goal. -Touchdown failing goal. ll Goal from field. - Goal from place kick. S Safety. Channing played quarter-back until Oct. 25. Poe played in Lehigh game, Selgt. 29, and in second Rutgers game, Oct. 25.5.5 guagtir-back. ll!-lab stead glayed as rusher in first Rutgers game, Oct. 17. P. jones played centre 1n second utgers game. Oct. 25. Speer played as rus er in a e game, ov. 24, an part of the Harvard game, Nov. 17. The game with the University of Pennsylvania, on Nov. ro, was forfeited after the first touchdown on account of rain. Time I5 seconds. Irvine and Cowan held the ball. Ames and R. Hodge kicked the goals. I 1 N . , A I f f iv 1 -54,1 J 1,1 -' ,ff fffff 'A iTV ' 1 5. 1 f HI ' Ill M1 . 4 9' I v 1 lf It ff H X 'rl In Il' lf, f 9, r..y, If rw f m .HIUQQI 1.6510 fi fffff' WX wyff, ,www , IIGX7 flfifxk I ' 1 ' ' nb? N , ,, K 0 I :Mall CJ x V Q 4 1 X 'lf ffl K 'QA , 1. vm MQ 5 l riff ,Qi ,, Sig? , ,Z-:..3:iP'Emir1FT'-' . .-:RA FRF' 5 xg L. -. 141'- -SFT m,,,,L M .9 -, . , i ., 1....1, ECLIQ-SQJQW. '88-'89, G. L. HALL, '89 .......... .... . . . . . .Preszkierzh D. D. CASEMENT, '90, .... ..... T reasurer, W. H. KING, '8g.. .................. . . ..... Capiazh. UNIVERSITY NINE. F. BROKAW, C., R. D. OSBORN, 2 B., R. F., K. L. AMES, P., W. H. KING, R. F., zB.. C. C. DANA, I B., R. A. WATTS, 3 B., L. F., C. E. KNICKERBOCKER, S. S., F. H. PAYNE, L. F., W. E. DURELL, C. F. ,SQ-,9O. D. D. CASEMENT, '90, .... .... .... ..... P r e szkienz' G. F. MCKINNEY, '91.... .... Treasurer .....Capz'azbz C. C. DANA, ,QI ....... . 97 RECORD OF Gonnnon HAMPHHHHHP FOR I 889. HARVARD w. PRINCETON. PR1NcEToN, MAY 4, 1889. HARVARD. AB 11 rs TB SB PO A PRINCETON. AB R IB Linn, r.f ..... ........ 3 o 2 2 1 1 1 Durell, c.f.. ......... ' 3 1 1 Howland, C.f. 51 3b., 2 1 o o 1 2 o Dana, Ib ...... ,..., 5 2 o Hawley, 1.f .... ..... 2 o o o o o o Knickerbocker, s.s.. 3 2 o Willard, 1b.. . .... 4 1 o o o 5 o King, r.f. ........... 4 1 3 Henshaw, C ......... 4 o o o o 13 o Ames, p ,.... .. .... 5 1 1 Mumford, s.s. ....... 4 o 1 1 1 o 2 Osborn, 2b.. ., , 5 1 1 Evans, l.f. and c.f. .. 4 o 1 1 o 1 1 Mowry, 3b ...... . ,. 4 o o Dean, 2b.... .,...... 3 o o o 2 2 3 Brol-raW,c.. 4 1 1 Downer, p ...... ,... 3 o o o o o IO Watts, 3b. and 1.f. .. 5 2 1 Quackenbos, 3b ..... 1 o o o o o o Brownlee, Lf, ....... 1 o o Totals ...,.... 30 2 4 4 5 24 I7 Totals ........ 5 I E Umpire, Mr. Kelly. GAMES TB SB PO A E 1 o 1 o o o o II o o o 1 1 1 1 6 3 3 o o 1 1 2 I4 1 2 o 1 2 o o o o o o 1 2 6 3 o 2 o 2 1 o o o o o o 13 72721 2 Struck out-Downer, 8g Ames, 7. Passed balls-Hensha.w,1, Brokaw, 2. Base on balls-Ames, 5, Downer, 9. Wild pitches-Ames, 2. First base on errors-Harvard, 2g Princeton, 5. Left on bases-Harvard, 63 Princeton, 13. Earned runs-Princeton, 1. Three-base hit-King. Umpire, Mr. Kelly. S.S. 6 7 o 1 1 1 ABRIB .623 .512 .531 .610 -S24 .o1o .623 321 .401 Double play-King. Two-base hits-King, Osborn, VVatts. Time of games-2 hours and I5 minutes. scoma sv INNINGS. 1 2 3 4 5 Harvard. .... . .............. .. 1 TJ o o o Princeton . .. ,... 1 o 4 2 o YALE vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, MAY 8, 1889. YALE. ,us 11 IB 'rn su PO A PRINCETON. Stagg, p ...... 1 o o o o IO Durell,'c.f.'..... Calhoun, 2b ......... 5 2 2 5 1 5 3 Payne, 1.f ..... Noyes, 3b .... .... 5 1 o o o 2 o Dana, 1b ........ McBride, 1b ........ 6 2 3 3 2 9 o Knickerbocker, Dalzell, c.f. ..... .... 5 1 o o o 1 o King, r.f ...... .. G. McClintock, r.f.. 6 1 2 5 0 1 o Ames, Poole, c .... ........ 6 1 1 1 o 7 2 Osborn, 2b .... Graves, s.s .......... 3 o 1 1 0 1 1 Brokaw, c.. .. N. McClintock, l.f. . 4 2 1 1 3 1 o Vllatts, 3b .... . Totals ........ 46 II IO 16 6 5 E Totals... .46 I4 I5 22 8 9 Totals. o o-1 2 2 X'lIX TBSB POA E 7 1 1 o'o 5 o 3 2 o 1 o1o o 1 o o o 5 1 4 0 o 0 2 o o 1 II 1 3 o 4 2 o 1 o S 1 1 1 1 o 1 2 22720 S Struck out-Stagg, 65 Ames, 8. Wild pitches-Stagg, 5. First base on balls-Stagg, 6g Ames, 4. Passed balls-Poole, IQ Brokaw, 2. Stolen bases-Yale, 73 Princeton, 2. First base on errors-Yale, 75 Princeton, 4. Left on bases-Yale, IO: Princeton, 10. Three-base hits-Durell, 2. Home runs--Calhoun, G. McClintock, Payne. Earned runs -Yale, 3 3 Princeton, 6. Time of game-2 hours and 50 minutes. Yale. ............ ...... . .... . scoree nv mwmcs. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Totals. o 2 o 2 o 3 o 4 o+-11 1 o o 1 3 6 1 1 I--1-14 Princeton.. . . . 98 HARVARD vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, Mm' II, 1889. HARVARD. AB R IB PO A E PRINCETON. IR Po A iz Linn, r.f ........ 6 I 2 2 o o Durell, C.f. ..... , .. 2 2 o o Howland, 3b .... . .. 5 2 o o 5 I Payne, l.f ..... 2 I o ri Willard, Ib ..... 5 3 3 II I o Dana, Ib .... 0 14 1 0 Henshaw, c.. . ,. 4 2 2 zo 3 o Knickerbocker, s s... o o 4 2 Mumford, S S. ....,... 6 o I o I o King, r.f ....... .... o 1 o c Cummings, l.f ..,. .... 6 0 2 0 0 0 Ames, p. .... . ,, 1 0 8 1 Evans, C.f. . . . .. . 6 o 2 2 o I Osborn, 2b., . . . .. 2 o 2 3 Dean, 2b ..... . . . 5 0 o 4 I x Brokaw, C. ..,. ... I to 3 o Downer, D ,... . . 4 I I I 8 I VVatts, 3b ..... I 2 3 2 Totals ........ 47 9 I3 30 19 4 Totals. ....... 41 9 30 20 8 Umpire, Mr. Upton. Struck out-Downer, 85 Ames, 6. First base on balls-Downer, 45 Ames. 5. Passed balls-Brokaw, 2. First base on errors-Harvard, 8 g Princeton, 4. Two-base hits- VVillard, Linn, Osborn and Durell. Earned runs-Harvard, 5 3 Princeton, 2. SCORE BY INNINGS. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 F- - - - - - - - - - Totals. Harvard ....... . .,.. .... o o 2 4 o o o o o 3-- 9 Princeton. . . . .... 2 o o o 2 ca o 2 0 o-l 6 YALE 'UL PRINCETON. PRINCETON, MAY 18, 1889. YALE. AB R IB TB PO A E PRINCETON. IB TB PO A E Stagg, 13. ....... . . . 5 I 2 2 0 8 I Durell, C.f. .......... ,. o o 0 0 0 Calhoun, 2b. .... . . . 5 I I I 3 5 2 Payne, l f ..... ........ I I 2 o I McClung, r.f., . 7 1 o o 2 o o Dana, 1b .............. . 1 1 7 o 1 McBride, 1b. .,.. 4 2 1 1 8 o o Knickerbocker, s.s 2 2 1 3 1 N0yeS,Q3b ..... . . . . 4 2 I I 3 o o King, r.f ,......... o o o o o D3.lZell, C.f ..... .. . 5 2 2 3 2 I I Ames, p. ...... o 0 I I4 1 Graves, S.S. . .. . . 6 I o 0 2 2 2 Osborn, 2b .. . I 3 8 3 2 Poole, C. .....,. . . . 4 I I I IO I I Brokaw, C. . . . I I IO 4 3 McClintock, l.f... . . . . 4 I 2 2 o o o Watts, 3b . . . . . I I I 3 o Totals ........ 44 I2 IO IO 30 I7 7 Totals ....,... 41 7 9 30 27 9 Umpire, Mr. Kelly. Struck out-Stagg, gg Ames, 1o. First base on balls-Stagg, 8g Ames-13. Passed balls-Brokaw, 3. Stolen bases-Yale, 85 Princeton, 2. First base on errors-Yale, 7, Princeton, 4. Left on bases-Yale, 13, Princeton, 19. Three-base hit-Osborn. Earned runs-Yale, 3 3 Princeton, 1. Time of game, 2 hours and 20 minutes. SCORE BY INNINGS. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Io - ------ - - - Totals, Yale ....... . 4 0 0 0 6 0 4 O I 3112 Princeton .. . . . . . o o 3 2 o o o 1 3 0 i- 9 7 99 YALE. Stagg, p. ..... .. Calhoun, 2b .... McClintock, l f McClung, r.f.. McBride, Ib .... Noyes, 3b .,... Dalzell, c.f ..... Cushing, s.s ..., Poole, c. ..... . Totals ..,..... 42 Umpire, Mr. Kelly. Struck out-Stagg, 5 3 -Brokaw, 5. Stolen bases-Yale, 8 5 ton, 4. Left on bases-Yale, 8 5 YALE vs. PRINCETON. NEW HAVEN, RIBTBPOA E 1 2 2 I 7 o 2 I 1 o 4 o I 2 2 2 U O 1 I I 1 I o 2 o II2 I o 2 I I 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 o o 2 3 4 I I 2 o o o 6 o o I3 I2 I4 27 I5 4 MAY 22, 1889. PRINCETON. AB Durell, c.f ...... . Payne, l.f ..... Dana, Ib ........ Knickerbocker, King, r.f ....,......... Ames, Osborn, 2b .... Brokaw, c. Watts, 3b ....... Totals ........ 35 IB 0 O O I O O I 2 I S TB O O 0 I O O I 3 1 6 P0 A 'E 2 o o 1 o o Q o o 0 3 2 2 2 2 o g I o o 2 9 1 o 1 2 1 24 I7 8 Ames, 7. First base on balls-Stagg, 3 g Ames, 3. Passed balls Princeton, 3. First base on errors-Yale, 6: Prince- Princeton, xo. Two-base hits-Cushing, Brokaw Earned runs-Yale, 2. Time of game-2 hours and I5 minutes. scoRE nv INNINGS. 1 2 3 4 5 8 Yale ....... o 3 1 2 o 0 4. 3 Princeton .... .,,. 0 o o o o 0 HARVARD w. PRINCETON. CAMBRIDGE, MAY 3o, 1889. HARVARD. R H PO A E PRINCETON. I-I Dean, 2b. . 2 2 3 2 o Durell, c.f .... 2 Linn, r.f ....... I 1 I o o Watts, 3b .... 2 Howland, 3b. . . I o 2 2 2 Payne, l.f. . . . . o Willard, Ib .... I I II 1 o Osborn, 2b .... o Henshaw, c .... I 2 - 8 I I Dana, Ib .... 2 Hawley, p ..... o I o II 1 Young, p .......,.. 2 Evans, c.f. .... o 2 o o o Knickerbocker, s.s. 2 Corning, s.s .... o 1 0 3 0 Brokaw, c ........ .. 2 McKean, l.f .... o o 2 o o King, r.f ...... o Totals ........ 35 6 IO 27 20 4 TOHUS --.--- I2 Umpire, Mr. Kelly. 9 - Totals X113 Ol' I PO A E 2 O O I O O 3 0 o 4 I o 5 o I O I2 O I 2 O 1 I 2 O O 0 O 27 17 1 Struck out-Hawley, 5, Young, Ir. Passed balls-Brokaw, 2. Stolen basses-Han vard, 5, Princeton, 7. First base on errors-Harvard, IQ Princeton. 2. Earned runs- Harvard, 2g Princeton, 4. SCORE BV INNINGS. I 2 ,3 4 5 6 7 8 9 - - - - - - - - - Totals. Harvard. ..... . . . 5 o o I o o o o o1- 6 Princeton .... .. . 2 o o o I I o 3 oi 7 IOC HARVARD. HARVARD vs. PRINCETON. CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 1, 1889. R IB po A E PRINCETON R is PO A E Dean, 2b ....... . . . I I 6 3 o Durell, c.f ....... . . 1 o 2 o I Linn, r.f. ........ ,. o o 3 o o Watts, 3b ..... .. o I I o I Howland, gb .... . . o o o 2 o PayI1e,l.f ...,. ., o I I n o Willard, 1b. .. . o o 8 o o Osborn, 2b ,... .. 1 o 1 3 0 Henshaw, C .... . .. o I 4 3 o Dana, Ib.. .. o 0 6 o o Hawley, l.f ..... .. o o I o o Young, p. ........... o 2 o 9 o Evans, c.f ,... 1 o 4 o o Knickerbocker, s.s.. o 2 1 0 1 Corning, s.s .... 1 I c 2 o Brokaw, c.. ......... o o II o 1 Downer. p. .. .. 1 o 1 5 2 King, 1-.f .... ., 1 1 1 0 0 Totals ........ 4 , 27 IS 2 I Totals .... .. 3 7 24 I2 4 Umpire, Mr. Kelly. Struck out-ADowner, 43 Young, 8. First base on balls-Harvard, 6, Princeton, 8. Stolen bases-Harvard, 2. Two-base hit-Corning. Three-base hit-King. Time of game-2 hours. SCORE BY INNINGS. I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 -- H------- Totals. Harvard. ..,. o o o o o o 4 o x--- 4 Princeton. . . .... o 1 c o o o 2 o o-- 3 YALE wx. PRINCETON. New HAVEN, JUNE 15, 1889. YALE. AB R H TB PO A E PRINCETON. AB R I-I TB PO A E Stagg, p. ....... 5 o o o o 9 o Durell, c.f. ..... 5 2 I 1 4, o o Calhoun, 2b. ..,. . . . 4 2 1 3 3 3 1 Watts, 3b ..... .... 3 2 o o 1 o o MCClung, S.S.... 4 o 2 2 I 3 I Payne, l.f ..... 5 o I 2 2 o o McBride, Ib.. . .. 5 I o o 13 o I Osborn, r.f. .. 5 o 1 I o o o Noyes, 3b, .... . . . . 3 o I I I o o Dana, Ib... ............. 4 1 2 4 I3 1 o Dalzell, c.f. .. .. 5 o 1 1 1 1 o Young, p .............. 5 o 2 2 2 8 0 Cushing, r.f. .......... 5 o o o 2 0 o Knickerbocker, s.s .... 5 o o o o 6 1 Poole, c ................ 5 1 o o IO 2 o Broka.W,c ..... ........ 5 o I 1 9 o o N. McClintock, l.f. .... 3 2 o o 2 o o King, 2b .... .. . .... 5 o o o 1 2 1 T0ta.lS- ....... 36 6 5 7 33 I8 3 TOtalS. ....... 42 5 8 II 32 I7 2 Umpire, Mr. Struck out- balls-Poole, 3 g SCORE nv Yale. ..... . Princeton. . . . Kelly. Stagg, 6g Young, 6. First base on balls-Stagg, 43 Young, 7. Passed Brokaw, 3. Stolen bases-Yale, 11. Earned runs-Yale, IQ Princeton, 1. INNINGS. I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO 11 - - - - - V- - - - - -A Totals. .. o o o o 2 o o 2 I o I- 6 . 2 o o u 2 o o I o o o-- 5 IO! SEIPFIPFZGIPY 01? CZhaF1S1pi0F1SlG1ip Znewies, 18863. I 5 - Per Cent. Colleges. Yale. Q Parse' E Qysglrfls Victgiiesl Yale... ..... -. H 3 l 4 7 .875 Princeton.- . 1 - 2 3 .375 Harvard ...... ...... ..... 0 3 - 2 .250 Games lost .,.. 1 X 5 6 I2 Hvewages 012 Gimlvensisy 15050-ball Eine E013 188923. BATTING. LEAGUE NO. OI-' B.H. T.B. RANK AND NAME. RANK. GAMES. A.B 19. 1.15. Av. Av. 1. BROKAW .... ...... . 4 8 31 9 II .290 .354 2. DURELL ........ . 7 8 34 9 I4 .266 .411 3. WATTS .... . 9 S 33 8 9 .242 .272 4. KING .... I2 S 34 8 I3 .232 .382 5. OSBORN. ........ . I3 S 39 9 I3 .230 .333 6. PAYNE .... ........ . .. 16 7 32 7 II .218 .343 7. KNICKERBOC1iER.... ... I7 8 34 7 7 .205 .205 8. DANA ............ 21 S 36 6 S .166 .222 9. AMES.. .. . 27 5 23 2 2 .086 .086 YOUNG .... . - 3 I4 6 7 .428 .500 MOWRY .... .. . - 1 4 - - - - BRONVNLEE.. . . - 1 1 - - - - FIELDING. CHANGES RANK AND NALIE. OFRERED. ERRORS. AVERAGE. 1. BROKAW ....,...,........ Q0 2 .977 2. DANA .... 80 4 .949 3. AMES ..... 52 3 .942 4. PAYNE ..... I5 1 .933 5. DURELL .... 16 2 .875 6. OSBORN ......... 43 6 .860 7. WA'rTs .......... 24 6 .750 8. KNICKERBOCIQER .... 33 9 .727 9. KING ............. 18 5 .722 YOUNG ..... 31 0 1000 MOWRY. ..... 0 0 1000 BROWNLEE .... 0 0 1000 102 Seems el? Clellege Ghampieqship Games, 1333. May 4. Princeton vs. Harvard, at Princeton. . , ................ 11- 2 8. Princeton 711. Yale, at Princeton ...... 14-11 11 II . Harvard 711. Princeton, at Princeton. 18. Yale 711. Princeton, at Princeton .... .. . . . 22. Yale vs. Princeton, at New Haven.. . . . . 13- 1 25. Yale vs. Harvard, at New Haven. ...... . .. 15- 3 30. Princeton ws. Harvard, at Cambridge. ..., . . . 7- 6 'Tune 1. Harvard 111. Princeton, at Cambridge. . . . . . . 4- 3 L' 15. Yale 115. Princeton, at New Haven .... . . 6- 5 20. Yale '01, Harvard, at Cambridge .... . . . 4- 3 22. Yale Us Harvard, at Cambridge ..... . . . 7- 5 L' 25. Yale 111. Harvard, at New Haven. .... . .. 8- 4 lslvgera Ghampienship Games. April 3. Princeton 715. Athletics .... .................. . . ..,. .. . o- 3 6. jersey City... o- 2 1o. New York .... 8- 5 II. jaspers. .................. 13- 9 12. Newark .................... . . . 4-I4 13. Staten Island, C12 inningsj... . . . . . 2- 2 16. L' New York, Q5 inningsj ...... . . . 2-25 20. Detroit ........ ........... . .. 1- 2 24. L' Rutgers, Q5 inningsj .... . .. 11- 4 May 1. Bordentown ..... . ..... 16- o 15. University of Penn .... .. . 2-11 25. University of Penn .... . . . 11-16 31. 'f Andover Q5 inningsj ....... . . . II- 3 june 18. Graduates C6 inningsj ..... 14- 1 Summary 312 Qhampienship Series, aiaeaserg at 1333. W - Per Cent 1 Y 1 I Har- Prince- Games f CO'-'-EGEQ 17 W ie vard. ton. VVon. Victgries Yale ...... .... - 3 X 3 6 .750 Harvard .... . . .Q 1 - l 4 5 .625 I Princeton ..... . . .i 1 o 1 - 1 .125 Games Lost .... , 2 3 l 7 I I2 103 9-6 I2-Q Glass CZlQe1RFgpi9HslE1ip 881895, 1888. 1 Sept. 18. Q0 711 20. '90 713 20. '89 'Us 1 '92 ..... ,91. . . QI ,................ . ........ ....... 6 1 . 3-2 2-3 2o. '89 'Us 92... 2-1 21. '89 715 'go ......... ............ . ....... . .. 3-2 H 22. '91 715. '92 .................... . ............. 9-3 '89, '90 and '91 tied for Championship. ERGSFIPQOH Siloam, 8pRiPgg GE '89 BROWN, gb, ' L. YOUNG, p. A. YOUNG, 1.f., HANSON, s.s., SIJOONER, c.f., BERGEN, 2b., BROKAVV, c., Capt., WOODS, Ib., SOMERBY,1'.f. April 29. '92 Us May 7. '92 71: U II. '92 Us 25. '92 vs 1 30. Q2 vs. june 3. '92 wx Games Eflayeel. Seminary ............. . Pennington .... Pottstown . . . . St. Lukes .... Pottstown ....... Lawrenceville. .... . 16-5 I2-8 9-2 9-7 9-5 . ..... 8-2 Glass Hines, Golqisestsing ESR Glass Ghampioqsbip in F1811 ot? '88, DURELL, S.S., CONNOR, gb., SEGUR, c.f., AMES, p.. YOUNG, c., RODGERS, Ib., I. WRIGHT, 3b., PAYNE, 2b., c., DANA, Ib., KNICKERBOCKE HANSON, s.S., BROWN, 3b., BROKAW, c., R, Sb., '89. KING, p., BROWNLEE, c., CHASE, 2b., 90. SPROULL, c.f., CASDMENT, 3b., ACKERMANN, s.S., BICKHAM, 1.f., J 91. MCMILLAN, c., Rf., WATTS, p., EDMUNSON, S.S., DEEMER, 2b., ,92. LILLEY, 2b., YOUNG, c.f., WOODS, r.f., IO4 CLARK, Ib., GORDON, r.f., PAXTON, 1.f. GUERIN, r.f., VOORHEES, l.f., OSRORN, 2b., H. WRIGHT, l.f. MCLEAN, r.f., S.S SPICER, c.f., MCKINNEY, l.f. HUTCHINSON, l.f., EVANS, p., CHRISTY, Ib., 1-11 1 S Lip X fm 5. 6--' h4'44f'XlX ., h Y 4 VJ ly CHQ l 42 fo 65510101 lnt2se1100-leQ108e Elvenagges. ' 1 12 - . I I ,5 . E ,E 2 2106 NAME. 5 Position. gig D5 5 Q5 ri 6 Q E? U CDE 13 4 ri ri H cd' P? ui nl 45 lui LEE Calhoun ....... Y 2b. 8 1 32 13412 I7 375 521 I4 23 22 4 918 Willard ........ H Ib. 8 2 28 8' 9 I5 321 535 - 93 4 1 989 Dalzell. ........ Y c.f. 8 3 36 7 II I5 305 416 4 IO 3 3 812 Brokaw. ....... P 0 S 4 31 6 9 II 290 354 4 74 I4 2 Q77 Cushing ....... Y r.f. s.S. c.f. 6 5 2I 4 6 7 285 333 6 5 2 2 777 N. McClintock.. Y lf. 8 6 2Q II 8 IO 275 344 II I5 2 1 944 Durell .......,. 1 P c.f. 8 7 34 IO 9 I4 266 411 4 I4 - 2 375 Stagg. ......... l Y p. 8 8 351 8 9 9 257 257 8 2 76 2 Q74 Watts ..... .. P 3b. l.f. 8 9 33 W 7 5 8 9 242 272 6 9 9 6 750 Henshaw ...... H c. 8 IO 34l 5' 8 9 235 264 1 56 25 9 900 Evans .... H c.f. l.f. 7 II 301 1 7 9 233 300 2 IO 1 4 733 King ....... .. P r.f. 2b. 8 I2 34 5 8 I3 232 382 5 8 5 5 722 Osborn ........ P 2b. r.f. 8 I3 39 57 9 I3 230 333 I I7 20 6 860 Linn. .... ...... H r.f. 8 I4 31 3 7 8 225 258 3 7 1 1 888 McBride ....... Y 1b. 8 I5 31 I2 7 8 225 258 IO 70 '1 3 959 Payne ...... .. P l.f. 7 16 32 ' 5 7 II 218 343 2 T4 - 1 933 Knickerbocker. P S.s. 8 I7 34 4 7 7 205 205 3 4 20 9 727 McC1ung. ...., Y S.S. 1.1. 7 18 33 7 6 IO 181 303 6 6 II 3 850 Downer. ...... H p. 7 IQ 22 3 4 6 181 272 1 1 56 6 904 Corning. ..... H S.S. 6 20 23 1 4 5 172 ZI7 3 1 25 7 787 Dana ......... P 1b. 8 21 36 9 6 8 166 222 4 73 3 4 949 Dean ......... H 2b. 8 22 32 5 5 6 156 187 7 35 18 4 931 Hawley ....... H l.f. p. 6 23 2I 3 3 3 142 142 3 5 I3 3 857 Noyes .,....... Y 3b. 8 24 35 9 5 5 142 I42 5 9 I3 7 758 Hoole. ......... Y c. 8 25 3I 4 4 4 I2Q 129 1 77 II 2 977 Howland ..... H 3b. 8 26 30 8 3 4 100 133 2 7 22 8 783 Ames. .... P p. 5 27 23 4 2 2 86 86 3 4 45 3 942 MEN WHO PLAYED IN LESS THAN FO R GAMES. Mumford ..... H S.S. c.f. 3 I3 1 3 3 280 230 2 - 3 E 2 600 Young. .... . .. P 1 p. 3 I4 1 6 7 7 428 500 2 ZQ I - 1000 T1-aver. ........ Y Y r.f. 2 4 - 1 1 250 250 - 3 -7 1 750 Cumming. .... H . l.f. 2 9 - 2 2 222 222 - - -7 I - Graves. ....... Y s.S. ' 2 II 1 1 1 90 Q0 2 3 I 3 665 G. McClintock.. Y r.f. , 1 5 1 2 5 400 1000 - E ' T000 Mowry. ....... Pj 3b. 7 1 4 -I - - - l ---- 7- F000 Brownlee ..... P 1 l.f. 1 - - - - - Q --'- - 1000 McKean ...... H l.f. 1 4 - - - - 7 - - 2 - E 1000 Quackenboss.. Hg 3b. 1 - - -7, - - 4 - - -- - - 1000 PITCHERS' RECORD. NAME EARNED RUNS NO- OF OF 0PP. S. 0. B. B. w. 11. GAMES. Ames, P ..... .. . II 37 29 3 5 Downer, H ..... .. 9 45 43 7 7 Hawley, H.. . -. 4 5 3 I 1 Stagg, Y. .... . . IO 62 36 3 8 Yonng, P .... .. 4 I7 20 0 3 105 rinoeform' Univerf-Silgy 'liiclcroeoe Jxeoociallon. OFFICERS. G. K. EDWARDS, '89, .... .. ............... ..... P reszkieni. C. H. MINER, ,QO. ..... .... T reasurer. W. R. BONSAL, '89 .... ..... C apiazbz. Sllleme Gnarnpien Yfleam. G0aZ,Payne,'91. Pazkzf, Emans,'89. Cover Pazkzi, Graham,'90. 15f Defefzse, Taylor, '89, 2d Dgfense, Chapin, ,Q0. gd Dqfense, Voorhees, YQO. Cenire, Segur, '89. ,gd Afiack, Poe, '9I. edflliack, Browning, '89. lil! Aimcla, Paxton, '89, Ozztszkie Home, Riggs, '92. Inside Home, Bonsal, '89, Substzfufex, McCord, '89, Miner, '90, A Games. PRINCETON vs. DRUIDS. BALTIMORE, Oc'r. 17, 1888. Princeton, 5 goals g Druids, 0 goals. PRINCETON vs. BERKELEY. BERKELEY OVAL, OCT. 27, 1888. Princeton, 1 goal, Berkeley, 1 goal. PRINCETON vs. RUTGERS. New BRUN., Army. 24, 1399. Princeton, IO goals 5 Rutgers, o goals. PRINCETON vs. DRUIDS. BALTIMORE, MAY 4, 1889. Princeton, 1 goal, Druids, 2 goals. PRINCETON Vs. DRUIDS. PRINCETON, JUNE 18, 1889. Princeton, 0 goals g Druids, 3 goals. 106 I CHAMPIONSHIP LACROSSE TEAM Championship Gomes. PRINCETON vs. STEVENS. HOBOKEN, TYIAY 8, 1889. STEVENS-Goal, Phelps. Pozbzt, Wreaks. Cover Pozbzt, Wildman Cfzzpzij. 151' Daferzse, Cuntz. ed Defense, Field. ,gd Dqfenxe, Shep- ard. Corzffe, Winchot. 3d Afhzrk, Smith. ed Aifrzck, Post. fs! Altace, Plyer. Ozziside Hoffze, Merritt. Izzszkio Homo, Martin. Princeton, IO goals, Stevens, o goals. PRINCETON vs. LEHIGH. PRINCETON, BTAY 11, 1889. TJEHIGH-G0lZ!,B'L1Ckley. Pozbzl, Reese CCopz'.j. Co11erPozhz',Bar- nard. IS!! Dderzse, Gramrner. ed Dejfefzso, Morrow. jo' Ddezzxe, Mish. Cefzlre, Lincoln. ,gd Aitack, Vanderhorst. za' Aiiarfe, Ander- son. ISI' Affock, Cone. Ozzfszde I-fame, Boynton. fzzszkio H077Z6, Shaw. Princeton, 6 goals, Lehigh, 0 goals. PRINCETON vs. HARVARD. CAMBRIDGE, May 18, 1889. ' HARVARD-Goal, Hall. Pozkzf, Pulsifer. Cover Pozkzi, Reisner. Is! Dqfense, Griswold QC'apt.j. zo' D4-87285, Henshaw. jd Defense, Rourke. Ce1z!re,Thorndike. 3d A Hack, Towle. 2o'A!fack,Blodgett. Is! Atiaok, Van Duzee. Ozzfszkie Home, Haskell. fnszkie Hoang, Harding. Princeton, 3 goals 3 Harvard, 1 goal. Summary eii lntselioellegiaise Gligemmpienship Sam es. P ' e- - Har- Games 1223- Lehigh. vard- Stevens. Won- Princeton. . . . - 1 I 1 3 Lehigh. .. . o -- 1 I 2 Harvard.. . . O O - - 0 Stevens. ..... o o - - o Lost.. . . 0 I 2 2 107 ff V v9 W- f 4 .Qb' Xfbm J. N X39 qi f x 1 if O x ff ke ,- ., -- ,fi5?'!5 .Lg-ik '- fi is , -,75.Q'xf1f1 , gf' .-.. 'ffl' X, ' 5,44 . O 1' .wr 'wr A ' 0 . fir ,, g ' H H' .' 4 '2 4 n ui' f L1 .1,j.4W'9. f- QW, W , ' Z5 i 9.1 M1ffP 5f,f ,4 .A lf- 117 .13 1 4 N M-if I V ' .nw . .-' f ff' , Tf?,i 1 '1ff'Qi-L-'f' 'fl v' 11 , v f , . - :f l fl ,wi wg- X wi 4 f 4 4? fgwfm ffML?42..,Q,f. ' ' FJ' M Wigs. +L Lwf . L 'AJ hAf A' :.41L,,:'WW Q 'A 'iylgif I I 27 'jg' .qi ,.V- .-..--. A-Z-if-7 . Tl ' J X waimmui ., 1 N if If ff .ww sWM-wwmM5u mJm1,,.,.4-mfLf1g.W,U , gf - ,,:z....af'M -dai! f' -44 4? lf ', , 1U?W 1 w ' m g. . - .A 4 - WM' ' f l ffffl 1 W HI V - 1.1 aww - , , H WY. ml 7, f . ....gv!l1?-M fg, maifigi y P N Hn 4 V, W milf WN 'Sufi'-h-fla-W wr ,Q ,L my, .l97lf1L?!,ml dulgdlxly ' L' X7? Typ : vw- mIrrmmU95g...- H2254 I .Q O 'a-Lu! C QwL 'X' W QHKO rincefon Ggermnib QPxfQocicL1Tor1. OFFICERS, I889-790. B. H. ADAMS, ,QO. ....,............... .... P feszkieni. S. W. VERNON, ,QI ..... .... T reaxurer. W. V. JOHNSON, '92. .,...... .... D zkeftor. ' 108 Gellege Ylleamaamexqt, Hall 1886. PRELIMINARY CONTEST. JOHNSON, ,Q2, defeated SLAIRS, '93 ................... ..... 6 -O q 6-1 ALEXANDER, '90, defeated NIERCHANT, '90. . .... 6-2, 7-5 GREEN, '92, defeated E. Cooper, '91, ...... .... 6 -3 g 7-5 VERNON, '91, defeated CONDICT, '93 ..... ..... 6 -Og 6-3 BETTS, '93, defeated POST, '93.. ..... ,....... 6 -3 g 6-3 BONNER, '91, defeated BLAIR, 1QO... .. .... 6-4, 9-11 3 6-1 BETTS,Q2, defeated STRONG, '91.... ..... ......6-2, 6-2 GLADWIN, '91, defeated MCMILLAN, '9O. .. . .... 6-3, 6-1 CHRISTIE, '92, defeated BROXVN. '93 ...... ...,. b y default LOVELL, '90, defeated CHAMBERS, ,QC .... ..... 5 -7 3 6-2, 6-4 FIRST ROUND. JOHNSON, '92, defeated ALEXANDER, ,QO ....... . .... 6-1 5 9-7 VERNON, '91, defeated GREEN, '93, .... ..... . . . . .6-O g 6-3 BETTS, '93, defeated BONNER, '91, .... ..... 2 -63 6-0, 9-7 GLADXVIN, '91, defeated BETTS, '92 .... ...... 6 -1 g 6-4 CHRISTIE, ,92, defeated LOVELI., '90 ..... ........ 6 -1 5 6-4 BIRD, '90, defeated GRAHALI, '90 .... .. . .... 7-5 g 8-105 6-4 DUFFIELD, ,Q2, defeated HOh'lANS, '92 .... . ..... by default RANKIN, ,Q2, defeated CASE, '93 ...... ..... 6 -3 3 6-3 SECOND ROUND. JOHNSON defeated VERNON. ........... ........ ...... 6 - 1 3 6-4 GLADWIN defeated BETTS, :Q3... . ..... 5-7 5 8-6 3 6-0 BIRD defeated CI-IRISTIE .......... . . ..... .,... 6 -4 g 5-7 g 6-0 HOMANS defeated RANKIN fby courtesyj ...... ........ 6 -3 3 6-4 THIRD ROUND. JOHNSON defeated GLADWIN .... ............. ........ 6 - 1 g 6-1 BIRD defeated HOMANS ..... ........... .... 6 - 3 3 5-7 1 6-4 EINALS. ' JOHNSON defeated BIRD. .... . . ......... . .. .6-2 g 6-O 5 6-1 JOHNSON wins First Prize, 109 1375 I877 1379 1881. 1883. 1885. 1887. 1889 1876 1878 ISBO 1882 1884 1886. 1888 F' X9ar8l1'g 9cL7e.v1'c:Lir1Lb. fFROM FORMATION OF LEAGUESJ FOOT-BALL CAPTAINS SINCE 1875. C. DENNEY. W. E. DODGE. B. BALLARD. F. BRYAN. A. MOFFAT. C. M. DE CAMP. E. O. WAGENHURST. E. A. POE. 1876. 1878. ISSO. 1882. I884. 1886. 1888 BASE-BA LL CAPTA INS SINCE J. M. WOODS. E. FURMAN. W. S. HORTON. O. RAFFERTY. J. M. HARLAN. J. P. SI-IANV. 1877. 1879 1881 1883 1885 1887 J. MCCOSH. A. B. BALLARD. F. LONEY. E. C. PEACE. C. W. BIRD. H. S. SAVAGE. H. W. COWAN. 1876. D. LAUGHLIN. C. B. WIGTON. A. MCCUNE. J. S. HARLAN. D. EDNVARDS. A. H. LARKIN. W. H. Kms. 1882. E. O. WAGENHURST. 1889 LACROSSE CAPTAINS SINCE 1882-'83,-L. RIGGS and G. W. GILLMORE. 1883-'84.-J. H. HODGE and G. W. GILMORE. C 1885-'86.-- 1884-'85.- . R. SPENCE and S. J. POE. H. HODGE and BLAKEMORE. 1886-'87.-C. L. RIGGS and J. E. NICHOLSON. 1887-'88,-R. C. CHURCH and S. C. HODGE. 1888-'89,-W. R. BONSAI.. 1889-'go.-M . GRAHAM. f q I 1 X A 1 QMQEQEEAEX G 'fl I at QE EL E Kev I I X IIO IW 9 JW . I FJ N-'..-gs-8:L' Q .fi 1E-.- if--P iii? f , 1 ' I 1 'ik 'iii I 7 Q E I V E I ml N EI V 'l. ' O E ' A ' l iiif M I fa- . T1 3 L. ' W., f V w Nw M 1'-X. 4,1 -A f' '. a N ,, K ,W 0 I ' '3 Q 2 X f r'-f,.f,:' J .'f,,i4f:' ' XX I .2 w a xv -uw-5 , imc' ' - .- In . lx, x 5 Q, N 4 H- ' 4+ Q f ., gm o A l QQ:--K Q f S' I' .ff ff 'rx -r QT3l?, . , 4 4 vkfgg. Eg, ' '47 ', s Q K xv 7 --T -4 is , ., X X . X PX gm, I-.:--..1m'Q35f 1. ' ffuh f qw ' RX X af W ,Jhamm K . 1. ' EF:.:m.:1477iR!zw-. 'af' ' f I U a::f'::sIg.bf5,mw1 512:15-WWW , . f X 1 .X Hfungga - -f'-'-vwmgwlf. 1 - 5 f X - Mme''WEBaEa:!'iis!!15fzr.,a-W IR. X MEAL' Xnlxfmdlhlinilqiragfiilflfijf H if , k fl :jY.x5':1 15? 'gb w X5 . ' M r -' . I FX f rl N 217- 'ig Q f X N 'S X 1 f R Ny XX X W K X K Hn ly C 'lg 1 may M 6,1 X A LLB l X 5 I' H6 Q X ne ,X sx 7 01 0: It iff I Min .X X XX K Nagy 'hi fy K j 1 XXI 1 if If X u 4 X X l I K I Q X 1 f 1 , I f Nl k I 1 Q 6 f IQK V S X y f K Wnx f Q 17- 1 '47 , J Ink wfam f X f 1 I Mfr ' f QA ' ' 1 ., Jw 46 ? . N ,W QV x Mywi mgmw 1 ll Jil 'ff I Wi., 1, 'J , x E xxshljff Y gf b, I I mr 1, : H Q gp Ka f . , X X 1' f , ' 1 I ' 'i xl Y ' rm' kt f NI I 1iiiiiII.iiI!l5 :i -2T:? : I - U F' . A L f , ' I V -A5- ' I I Y I C5999 Om-E, 1555-,EQ Leader: F. S. M1NO'1'. Bzzrifzess lwanagelc' C. B. MITCHELL. Asriffant Burinerx flfamzgefh' C. L. IBLAIR. Fin! Tmwum- BARNES, LEEPEK, LINDER, MCDOXVELL. Sefond Teno1'.v.' VVATERS, THORPE, VOORHEES, SMITH. Fz'1.v!Ba.vsor.' CHAPIN, CONANT, TOWNSEND, PAYNE. Svcomi Ba.v.m.- IRVINE, DAVISON, EIORNE, NOEL, LEE. Wmfbler: RUSSELL L. JONES. CONCERTS. NEW BRUNSNVICK, N. j.. .. .............. ..... J anuary GERMANTOWN, PA ..... PRINCETON, N. J ..... ORANGE, N. J. ..... January February February WASHINGTON, D. C .... March BALTIMORE, MD. ...... March PHILADELPHIA, PA ..., . March NEW YORK ........... March BUFFALO, N. Y ..... ..... A pril DETROIT, MICII ..... April CHICAGO, ILL. .. .... BLOOMINGTON, ILL.... .. . . .April .....April ST. LOUIS, MO.. .... April CINCINNATI, O. ..... April PITTSBURG, PA,... April SEWICKLEY, PA ...... MORRISTOWN, N. J .... PRINCETON, N. J. .... . I12 April .....May june L v L Y 1889 H ni .A z 44 sc is u na .4 I4 cc .4 4 is :L K6 X GIQICLIDQ? GROW. R. P. TOWNSEND, Leader. Prof E. O. W. MILDNER, Orgafzisf. '9o. BIRD, LIVINGOOD, BLAIR, MCCONKEY, BURGESS, PERRIN, CHAPIN, RACE, CHARLETON, REED, GESNER, SHEPARD, HORNE, SHICK, IRVIN, SPROULL, IENNINGS, SPEIR, LINDER, VOORHEES, ZIMMERIIIAN. 191. BARNES, LLOYD, CASSELBERRY, NYCE, DAVISON, PAYNE, GOLDSBURY, RODDV, GREEN, STEPHENS, LANSDEN. '92. BENNETT, - DAVIS, BIXLER, HAVENS, CARTER, KING, COLLINS, MINOT, CRITCHLOW, VAN NESS, '93- BROWN, HALL, EDWARDS, MCALPIN, GREEN, RIGGS. 113 Banjo GPIB, 11585-'89, F. KNEELAND, Leader. BANJOS. C. R. GUERIN, F. S. MINOT, F. KNEELAND, C. D. VAN WAGENEN, F. W. SMITH. GUITARS. T. G. GORDON, B. S. HORNE, F. B. SMITH, G. VVEIDMAN. CONCERTS. NEW BRUNSNVICK, N. J. .................. ..... j anuary 16,1889 GERMANTOWN, PA. .. ..... january 22 PRINCETON, N. I .... .... F ebruary I5 ' ORANGE, N. J.. .... .... WASHINGTON, D. C ..... BALTIMORE, MD.. .. PHILADELPHIA, PA. NEW YORK ........ BUFFALO, N. Y .... DETROIT, MICH .... CHICAGO, ILL. .... . BLOOMINGTON, ILL. ST. LOUIS, Mo.. . .. February zo, March I March 2 March S March I6 April II April I2 April I3 April I5 April I6 CINCINNATI, O ..... April I7 PITTSBURG, PA. .... April I8 SEWICKLEY, PA .... . April IQ MORRISTOWN, N. J .... PRINCETON, N. J .... 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LYON, '91, . . .Sify if Treaszzrm' DIRECTORS. HOWARD C. PHILLIPS, IR., ,QO, ARTHUR B. GLADWIN, '91, EDGAR M. SMITH, ,QO, ARTHUR W. SPRUANCE, ,QI MEMBERS. .90 I. XIVARREN BIRD, ALEXANDER N. BODINE, I. EDWARD FARNUM, BERNARD S. HORNE, ALBERT G. IENNINGS, . 791 A WILLIAM B. BLACKWELL, PAUL R. BONNER, HALSEY DURAND, ARTHUR B. GLADWIN, WILLIAM P. HERRICR, HONVARD C. PHILLIPS, GEORGE V. RICKERT, REGINALD K. SHOBER, EDGAR M. SMITH, LOUIS D. SPEIR. RICHARD B. LYON. JOHN H. SEALY, ARTHUR W. SPRUANCE, JAMES W, STERRY, ROBERT B. WALLACE. my my Q N wi' , wwf, x ,QS ' 3 ,. 4 FQ I H Q' 5 , . A Q iv 'f fi' 2 j wx ix -an . zxzffif U X Ex X Y! . Eid! gfvlrf X H X:-N 1 , XQXLX X 1, 2 musfna 'Wi ? 2 X 5 Vx j X mr. - f. . .X N -tx XX 4 -by x 5 . N -B . ff LV 'MXN .:, cn vw rd 5 fi? W O - ' rw O rd rd if XX 3 E 14 3 2 sn ' U S 'U' fn LF H m ' Xxx- 'fx XS X gd Tri P' W S ' ' Z Z 3 wwf ms Ei: E 5 lf' KU H tri D 2 S, h Z Z Q N, N, www 5 4 F rg r- M A Q Z Na U A 1 f 1 556 G5l?ox9er L. B. ADAMS, W. H. 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PRINGLE CARLISLE JONES . ....... ............. . . .Ohio. Our Commerczkzl Progress. JUNIOR ORATOR. IQNOVVLTON LYMAN AMES ...................... ...Illinois u Nzz!zzrL s Harffzony and Ma1z's. SENIOR ORATOR. THOMAS C. Nosms.. .. .............. District of Columbia. . HG. Waslzzhzgian, Esg.,' Hzlv Vzkfws on Base- Ball, 'wzih especzkzl b'.q'e1'enre lo Me Double Umpzbfe Sysfemf' 130 Waglgirzftorfg gintlgq.-lay Qebate. FOR.TTiE CLASS OF 76 PRIZE. THIRD CONTEST. QUESTION FOR DEBATE, Resolved, That the Annexation Canada would be detrimental to the United States. DEBATERS. Ajirmczz'z'7fe. ALF. P. DENNIS, '91, . . . Maryland. HARRY G. DRUMMOND, '89, New jersey. Negatzbfe. CASSIUS EDWIN BIXLER, ,Q2, . . Pennsylvania. HARRY K. DENLINGER, '90, . Pennsylvania. Prize Awarded to HARRY K. DENLINGER, '9o. 131 9 1 I a D OSU ICOS, IA, P 5159 If9cLwrer1Oex9i??e GIJOO. OFFICERS. D. L. PIERSON, Preszkiefzf. P. C. JONES, Vzke-Preszdelzf. H. MCNINCH, Trefzszzrcr. A. VV. BUTLER, Serfefary. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. D. S. D. JESSUP, W. W. PERIAM, C. B. NEWTON. L. JONES, Hzkiorzkzzz. MEMBERS. - '9O. K. L. AMES, E. B. BAXTER, G. G. BELT, J. W. BIRD, C. L. BLAIR, W. R. DEEMER, H. VV. GREEN, F., BROKAW, A. W. BUTLER, E. D. DUEFIEL11, H. B. BAKER, W. J. BARKLEY, R.. V. BUCKLEY, A. J. BUIST, W. H. CONDUIT, P. A. FALKENBURO, A. N. BODINE, W. S. CONANT, W. V. DINSAIORE, D. C. LEWIS, H. A. NICCONKEY, 1 91. D. S. D. JESSUP, P. C. JONES, 1 92. LE R. GRESHAM, A. LILLEY, C. A. MCKENNEX', ,93- J. C. GREEN, S. W. HARD, E. G. JACKSON, H. H. KEEDY, C. B. NEWTON, A. D. PARKER, '33 . L. PIERSON, fl C. K. RODGERS, I. B. SMITH, G. S. WEIDMAN, G. S. WILKINS. R. L. JONES, H. MCNINCPI. F. J. MOSES, W. W. PERIAM, E. VAN D. WIGHT. B. VAN D. POST, C. T. RIGGS, W. C. STEARNS, R. H. WARREN, A. C. WILEY, R. K. WURTZ. ffm ff EKUQSUC U G gwux , , ' , x - K ' ,5 If I V, X X 9 I Q f w ' W L Q KN- ' X f xi' f ' 1? 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RODGERS, RODGERS. if 03 .ek fy . '--S.: IX ,.. I Q -1. wg f . f 'I ek an' I , ' fi, ME A T - . M lg if f S Q OE' r Q , 5 .fy Q55--D ,A F: P45 I X - , . f NFL , ' as i XM ' . ., 3 ' 1 :- X . ' ' .-ill.: ,, 7 '. , W gf' , ,L ...H cy: T' ,W , f i-ax .. 4 rf- ,,.l+ , .fjfiiz TL .fT'?:2f:g.'.' N 4 jx x I ,ll vzaiig- . .., - - .. 254' . ,Q , Riff N, , 4 ln A I, - V - ' 'ill K y '- -f-'sr 51 ' W M ussbx IM xc HZIIHIIMMLIIII M.. li., .9 OFFICERS : A. B. COLLINS, 'go ........ .............. P. F. LEACH, 'go .... S. SEMPLE, ,QI ..... J. M. HUSTON, '92 .... ............ MEMBERS. , ,, '90- A. B. COLLINS, D. L. PIERSON, H. W. HARING, R. K. SHOBER, W. LOWRIE, ' ' - '- 791: W. W. CASSELBERRY, J. A. MATHESON, G. DUGAN, D. W. Poon, JR. R. FURNESS, S. SEMPLE, -I. C. LEACH, '92. L. M. CONWELL, R. K. MILLER, R. L. E. GRAHAM, G. W. PEDDIE, C. D. HART, P. K. SATERFIELD, I. M. HUSTON, W. F. SMILEY, S. C. HUSTON, R. F. Woons, '93- T. BROWN, A. B. HUEY, H. G. GRANGER, C. B. NEWTON, P. C. HENDERSON, C. PARDEE, IR. 135 f ,f 0' 2 ff f fl fi, X -N I A f ' ' If I flff X, . lyk. N - Ll Ur .gl f i X XXWIW f W j I H tu g. f I Q.. in -III in f fax X I ,f X, nf... ll H J ! - f H K. If A I f U I gm UH ff ll Z7 .H ,, Hjf qw H If I II . eqI .f i ,Ii A .- f- I -. ' . ff i '-- 1 N. 2 X K ..hwQ..'Nf ' ' 'if if-' N '-Zih gg -:W R if Aul 'umn ggg. -4-C?-vfji-:A,f -af XfQ V !I!f w-iiiill -N I -' A ss SX - -:f : . f fm HHH II- WUI!! EE 'S 1 1 N 1 L aI IH H -Lf i S :N . i - - - ?isRR2lif1ff+i A. G. JENNINGS, 'go ...., ..... P reszkiefzz' A. VV. VERNON, '91. .. .... ...... . 'Treasurer H. W. MERCHANT, '90 .............,.... ..... S ecremry MEMBERS. H. M. ALEXANDER M. GRAI?EIiI W. LOWRIE.' C. L. BLAIR, C. HODGE, H. W. MERCHANT T. W. BIRD, A. G. JENNINGS C. H. MINER. l J. M. FARR, ,91- H. R. CI-IANNING, J. H. ROBINSON, A. W. VERNON. W. R. DEEMER, A S. HOEZNS, JR. Pos! Gradzmiex. 1. M. BROOKS I-I. R. PEMBERTON, W. C. WARREN. L. S. 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CLAss-DAY ExERcIsEs Of the Class of 1889, in the First Church, at 10.30 A.M.Q and around the Cannon at 2.30 P. M. 163 THE JUNIOR ORATIONS, In the First Church, at 7.45 P.M. Tuexday, func 18. THE EXHIBITION OF DRAWINGS In the Engineering and Graphics Departments, and the Microscopic Exhibition, in Histological Laboratory, during the day. READING OF THESES-Continued, In Chemical Hall, at 9 A. M. GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION, In the Gymnasium, at IO.30 A. M. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LITERARY SOCIETIES, In their Halls, at I2 M. THE ANNUAL DINNER AND MEETING OF THE ALUMNI, In University Hall, at 2 P.M. I PRESENTATION OF THE MCCOSH MEMORIAL STATUE, By the Class of '79, in Marquand Chapel, at 4 P. M. Address by Class President, Rev. A. W. Halsey. RECEPTION By the President and Mrs. Patton, from 4.30 to 6 P.M. THE LYNDE PRIZE DEBATE, In the First Church, at 7.30 P. M. THE SOPHOMORE RECEPTION, In University Hall, at IO P. M. Wednesday fuzze 19. THE 142D ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT, In the First Church, at Io.3o A. M. 164 5 y H5 'V-5-FQ Qseotclirzgy of 689996 BY STUDENTS OF THE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE. Saturday, june 15, 1889, ro A. M. Joi-IN ELIOT SHRADY, ..... New York City. Nervous System of Nerezk whens. WILLIAM ROSCOE BONSAI., .... Baltimore, Md Review of the Roof of the Freight House of the Bal- timore Storage and Lighterage Company. GEORGE KERR EDWARDS, . . . Washington, D. C The Digestive Tract of the House-Hy. HENRY DORR SILL, .... Cooperstown, N. Y Histology of the Stomach. CYRUS LONG PERSHING, .... Pottsville, Pa Comparative Anatomy of the Heart and Aortic Arches. Tuesday, jane 18, 1859, 9 A. M. BYRON STONE CLARKE, .... Brooklyn, N. Y Raou1t's Law for Determination of Molecular Weights. 165 THEODORE GRANGER GORDON, . . . Columbus, O Determination of Phosphorus in Pig Iron. WILLIAM DANIEL BRITTON, .... Elkton, Md Review ofthe Iron Highway Bridge on the Road from Princeton to Gray's Mills. JOSEPH CHANDLER MORRIS, JR., . . I New Orleans, La U Design for a Wrought Iron Highway Bridge at Princeton Basin. ISAAC NAKAGAWA ,... . . Tokio, Japan Comparison of the Structure ofthe Cortex ofthe Cere- brum and Optic Lobes in the Vertebrate Classes. HENRY RUSSELL PEMBERTON, . . . Richmond, Va Localization of the Sight Centre in the Occipital Lobe of the Brain. Excusezz' from Readzbrg. ALoNzo EDWARD CONOVER, JR., . . New York City. Determination of Phosphorus in Pig Iron. - GEORGE LOUIS HALL, ..... Bedford, Pa. Review of the Roof ofthe Hammer Shop of the Pencoyd Iron Works. THOMAS WOODWARD HOTCHKISS, JR., . . Elmira, N. Y. Magnetic Constants. WILLIAM BOSWELL MOUNT, . . . Philadelphia, Pa. Brain and Cranial Nerves ofthe Salamander. THOMAS CLARENCE NOYES, . . . Washington, D. C. Separation of Zinc from Nickel. 166 fbvgdfi-5 IIQOIJ Ecgjcercifienbb. Morzday, fam' 17. Jllasier of Ceremonies, . . . W. JAMES GEORGE, Ohio OPENING EXERCISES. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 10.30 A. M. Salafalory, Class Oralion, Class Poem, . . W. JAMES GEORGE, Ohio . . ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, Pa WILLIAM LAING MERRILL, N. Y IVY EXERCISES. NORTH COLLEGE, 12 P. M. Ivy Oralzbn, . . . THOMAS W. HOTCHKISS, JR., N. Y CANNON EXERCISES. Selcflions from Class Iizsfory, 30 P. M. . J. CHARLES GRAY, D. C Presmtaizbn Oratzkm, . . WILLIAM BLOSSOM SEGUR, Vt Praplzery, . . . JAMES FREDERICK STEBBINS, N. Y Censor, ..... WILLIAM HOWARD KING, N. J Address by Class P1'esz'a'enl, . . DAVID BOVAIRD, JR., Pa Calling af llze Roll by Secrelafy, LEWIS SEYMOUR MUDGE, N.J Class Ozle, . . . Music by C. W. STEVENS, N. Y Words by W. L. MERRILL, N. Y CLASS-DAY COMMITTEE. J. ROGERS BARR, Chaiwfzafz. MAI1'LAND ALEXANDER, WILLIAM ROSCOE BONSAL, W. EDWARD DURELL, GEORGE KERR EDWARDS, ROBERT H. LIFE, FREDERICK SI-IEPARD MINOT, CLARENCE B. MITCHELI., FRED. NEHER, WILLIAM M. PAXTON, JR. PHILIP ASHTON ROLLINS, JOHN ELIOT SHRADY, JAMES R. THORPE. 167 K' Cgurzior Grctfor Qoqfeef. CLASS OF '90, Mafzday, june 17. JAMES JEFFRIES CHARLTON, ..... Oregon The Source and Inliuence of Civilization in the United States. TILESTON FRACKER CHAMBERS, . . District of Columbia The Unavoidable Struggle. KNOWLTON LYMAN AMES, . . . Illinois Nature and Man. CLARKE BENEDICT WILLIAMS, . . . New York Cobden and his Mission. EDGEWORTH BIRD BAXTER, . . . ' . Georgia Evolution in Civilization. HUNTINGTGN WOLCOTT MERCHANT, . . New York Our NatiOn's Dishonorf' FRANCIS PALMER, ....... Maine Iesuitism and its Influence in America. I. MORRIS YEAKLE, ..... Pennsylvania The Supremacy of the Comrnonaltyf' IUDGES FOR THE JUNIOR ORATOR MEDALS. Hon. GEORGE GRAY, ...... Delaware JOHN W. AITKEN, Esq., . New York Rev. HENRY C. ELSING, New York Hon. ADRIAN RIKER, .... New jersey FOR THE MACLEAN PRIZE. Prof. T. WOODROW WILSON, Ph.D., . Connecticut. Rev. A. H. FAHNESTOCK, . . New York. Prof. T. W. HUNT, Ph.D., . New Jersey. 168 539 19qr15le rize TQQBCLTG. CLASS OF '89, Yberday, fum' IC?--Firs! Cmziesz' in 1876. QUESTION FOR DEBATE: Resolved, That the Active Con- trol by Congress Of Elections to the House of Representatives is inexpedient. DEBATERS. Ajirfzzafzrfe. F. S. KA'TZENBACH, JR., . . New Jersey M. ALEXANDER, . New York D. R. TODD, . Kansas Negatzbe. R. H. LIFE, . . New York C. B. TVIITCHELL, . .New jersey R. E. SPEER, Pennsylvania IUDGES. Pres. JOSHUA H. MCILVAINE, D.D., New jersey Hon. JOHN P. STOCKTON, LL.D., New jersey HUGH L. COLE, Esq., . . New York JAMES MCLEOD, D.D, Indiana QCLOOCLO Jferofgi. EcEl.u1'orcb. I. P. COALE, W. P. ATKINSON, W. H. SCHOFIELD O. R. TODD. X69 Gommencemenf facto. Wednesday, fume 19. LEWIS SEYMOUR MUDGE, . . . New jersey The Latin Salutatoryf, FRED NEHER, N. Y., . . . The English Salutatoryf Theistic Theories and Scientific Development. HONORARY ORATIONS. Wzffz Sperm! Excellence zh Parfgkzzlzzr Dejarlmeuls Imizkaied. The names of those in the same Honor-Group are arranged alphabetically. TRICHMOND OGSTON AULICK, D. C., . Political Science The Workings of Two Political Theories. ALFRED HAMILTON BARR, .... WDAVID B TIOHN M1 TGEORGE H OVAIRD, JR., Pa., . . . The Scholar a Specialist. LTON BROOKS, Ohio, . . . LC The Rise of Rationalisrnf' HERBERT CARTER, . . . Cardinal Richelieu. HARRY GURNEE DRUMMOND, N. I., . . all-EDWARD Modern Science and Literature. RINGWOOD HEWITT, . . CC ' Industrial Co-operationf, ROBERT HENRY LIFE, N. Y., . . . 'EDMUND The Monroe Doctrine. YARD ROBBINS, N. J., . . . Hellenisrn in Modern Thought. 14 Excused. 17o Bismark and His Diplomacy. Pennsylvania Chemistry Mathematics New York Physics New York Philosophy Classics THOMAS HENRY POWERS SAILER, . . Pennsylvania The Tombs Of the Medici. ak-IAMES FREDERICK STEBBINS, N. Y., . . Belles-Lettres Realism in Modern Fiction. TI-TOWARD CROSBY WARREN, N. J., . . Mental Science Thomas Hobbes and the English Commonwealth. ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, Pa., . . The Valedictory Oration The Liberalistic Temper. HONORARY DEGREES. LL.D. BENJAMIN HARRISON, . President of the United States HON. GEORGE GRAY, '59 ...... Delaware D.D. REV. NINIAN BEALE REMICK, '66, New York REV. WILLIAM CHRISTY STILL, '66, . New York REV. WILLIAM HAMILTON MILLER, 170, V . Pennsylvania REV. REV. W. R. CRABBE, . DOCTOR'S DEGREES WII,TON MERLE SMITH, '77, CHARLES WOOD, . . . PH.D. O.SC. JOHN WARNE PHILLIPS, M.S., '84, . New York Pennsylvania . Pennsylvania CONFERRED IN COURSE. O.SC. HENRY DALLAS THOMPSON, A.M., '85. LITT.D. MARION MILLS MILLER, '85. PH.D. JOHN WAHL QUEEN, '87. 'F Excused. x71 The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The Eetlyowfaipe CLF Qrizeo. Chancellor Green Mental Science Fellowship, HOYVARD CROSBY WARREN. N. I N. I N. I Ohio N. I N. I Classical Fellowship .,....................... .EDMUND YARD ROBBINS, Class 1860 Experimental Science Fellowship. . .LEWIS SEYMOUR MUDGE, J. S. K. Mathematical Fellowship .............. JOHN MILTON BROOKS, Boudinot Historical Fellowship. ........... HARRY GURNEE DRUMMOND, Boudinot Modern Language Fellowship. ....... JOSHUA BURCH GESNER, E. M. Biological Feuowshipj BERHAM H. WATERS .................... Penn i Honorable mention, JNO. WM. PROUDFIT, Mich Alexander Guthrie McCosh Prize ......................... .... N Ot Awarded X ISt Prize, ROBERT ELLIOT SPEER. ..... Penn Lynde Prizes... . . . . ed Prize, CLARENCE BLAIR MITCHELL, N. J ' 3d Prize, DAVID RIPLEY TODD ..... Kansas Class of 1859 Prize .... .. ................ SIDNEY DALE FURST, Penn Geo. Potts Bible Prize .................. ANDREW BANKS - '----'--' Penn MALBONE WATSON GRAHAM, Iowa Lyman H. Atwater Prize in Political Science. .JAMES FRED,K STEBBINS, N. Y Maclean Prize. .. .... ....................... E DGEWORTH BIRD BAXTER, Ga. Ist Prize, FRANCIS PALMER ........... Maine , , 2d Prize, EDGEWORTI-I BIRD BAXTER ..... Ga -Tumor Orator Prizes ' 3d Prize, CLARKE BENEDICT WILLIAMS, N. Y 4th Prize, KNOWLTON LYMAN AMES. . .IllinoiS. DANIEL W. POOR, JR ................. . ....... .Penn Class of I86I Prize. . . Honorable mention, CORNELIUS R. AGNEW, IR., N. Y. JAMES H. DUNHAM ......... NL J. Baird Prizemen-The Baird Prize ..... ..... R OBERT ELLIOT SREER, Penn. In Oratory ...................... ...., 5 ROBERT HENRY LIFE' N' Y 1 THOMAS H. P. SAILER, Penn. In Delivery.. . . . ..... MAITLAND ALEXANDER, N. Y In Poetry... ... ........ . ........... WM. LAING IVIERRILL, N. Y SISt Prize, FRANK S. KATZENBACI-I, JR.. N. J. I D' 1: t' ............... H lspu a Ion , . Izd Prize, EDMUND Y. ROBBINS ........ N. J Fred'k Barnard White Prize in Architecture. .EDWARD RINGWOOD HEWITT, N. Y. Francis Biddle Prize. ............ ................ S AMUEL GRANT OLIPHANT, N. J. South East Club Fellowship ...... .... R IOIIMOND OGSTON AULICK, Wash. Class '77 University Fellowship. .... ......... O LIVER SMITH STRONG. '86, N. J. University Fellowship in English .... ........... W ILLIAM RANKIN, N. J. Special Fellowship in Biology ..... .... H ENRY RUSSELL PEMBERTON, Va. The Cuyler Prize in Economics ..... ..... ........... G . J. SPROULL, N. Y. 172 ,D.C. S ,E ,3gE?EYg?g4Q?yQfiQEgEQEEfg?l?5gJ-Q n1'XC9MMfMMMMQZQAQkG?'DF?9EWWQQ'IN 'S HALL PRIZES. MEDLA 'lffbg -XJ A CL1o. ' Senior Oralzons, 199. Ist Prize-L. S. FULMER, Pa. zd Prize-J. TODD, Kan. Senior Essays, 299. 1stPrize-A. BARR,'Pa. zd Prize-W. E. DURELL, N. J. Prize Dehaie. Ist Prize-D. TODD, '89, Kan. zd Prize--S. SEMPLE, '91, Pa. Sophomore Orrziions, '91, Ist Prize-G. STEPHENS, Pa. 2d Prize-S. SEMPLE, Pa. Sophomore Essayx, '91, 1st Prize-S. G. OLIPHANT, N. J. zd Prize-O. MCCOLL, N. Y. Freshman Speaking, '92, Ist Prize-J. VAN NESS, N. J. ' zd Prize--A. F, SMILEY, Pa. 173 E Freslzman Essays, '92. 1stPrize-V. L. COLLINS, Eng. zd Prize-C. MUDGE, N. I WHIG. Senior Oralzovzs, Q99. Ist Prize-G. G. MERRILL, N. Y. 2d Prize-W. F. DIX, N. I Firs! Prize Debate. H. K. DENLINGER, '9o, Pa.. Honorable M8HfZ.07Z I. C. BUCHER, 'go I. C. MEYERS, '91 Second Prize Deoaie. G. R. WALLACE, IQI, Va. Honorable Menfzon, C. M. GORDON junior Essays, '90, ISt Prize--R. P. SHICK, Pa. ist Prize Ist Prize ISf Prize ed Prize-I. W. LEWIS, Mo Sophomore Oraiions, ,QI. W. AULL, Mo. 2d Prize-G. WALLACE, Va Sophomore Essays, '9I. F. T. MOORE, N. I. 2d Prize-W. AULL, Mo Freshman Speakzozg, '92. J. M. HUSTON, Pa. zd Prize-B. PHINIZY, Ga Fresfmzan Essays, 792. lst. Prize--A. GRESHAM, Md. zd Prize-A. CHURCH, D. C NASSAU LIT. PRIZES. 1888-1889. Essrgv Prize. GEORGE R. VVALLACE, '91, . . . - The Man of the Renaissance. Story Przke. GEORGE R. WHEELER, 191, . . . My Story. Poefry Przhe. Not Awarded. GJ I .X f' , 175 . Virginia Pennsylvania g,,2rfl.rQQa,,,, aaa. . ,, X 1 si' aw-seg? F PQRUCLHEJQ' tffbtdoo. Maitland Alexander, N. Y. William Patterson Atkinson, Penn. Thomas Leroy Aughinbaugh, Penn. Richmond Ogston Aulick, D. C. Andrew Banks, Penn. Alfred Hamilton Barr, Penn. jason Rogers Barr, Ky. A Samuel Mekean Bayard, Penn. Eugene Walker Belknap, N. Y. William Roscoe Bonsal, Md. David Bovaird, jr., Penn. William Daniel Bratton, Md. John Milton Brooks, O. john Prentiss Browning, N. Y. Arthur Audley Brownlee, Penn. u George Herbert Carter, N. Y. William Sabin Chase, O. Byron S. Clark, N. Y. Isaac Parker Coale, Penn. Henry Workman Conner, S. C. A. Edward Conover, Jr., N. Y. james Dennis Denegre, Minn. William Frederick Dix, N. J. Harry Gurnee Drummond, N. J. William Edward Durell, N. j. I George Kerr Edwards, D. C. john Seymour Emans, N. Y. Llewellyn Stover Fulmer, Penn. Sidney Dale Furst, Penn. james Oliver Gayler, Penn. William James George, O. joshua Brush Gesner, N. J. George Elliott Gillespie, N. J. Theodore Granger Gordon, O. Malbone Watson Graham, Ia. john Charles Gray, D. C. Norman Gray, N. I. Alexander Reading Gulick, N. I. George Lewis Hall, Penn. Albert Halstead, O. Edward Ringwood Hewitt, N. Y Thomas W. Hotchkiss, Ir., N. Y Stanley Carnahan Hughes, Ind. james Hunter, N, Y. Frank Chalmers Huston, Ind. Henry Clay Irons, N. J. William Sherman jenney, N. Y. Frank Snowden Katzenbach, jr., Victor Kauffman, D. C. William Howard King, N. J. 76 Furman Kneeland, N. Y. Graham Lee, Ill. Robert Henry Life, N. Y. Alvin Carr McCord, Minn. David .VVa1ter McCord, Minn. George Grenville Merrill, N. Y. 'William Laing Merrill, N. Y. Frederick Shepard Minot, N. Y. Clarence Blair Mitchell, N. J. Charles jenkins Montgomery, Ga. joseph Chandler Morris, jr., Ga VVilliam Boswell Mount, Penn. Lewis Seymour Mudge, N. J. Fred. Neher, N. Y. Henry Graves Noel, Mo. Thomas Clarence Noyes, D. C. Vlfilliam Miller Paxton, Ni I. Henry Russel Pemberton, Va. Cyrus Long Pershing, Penn. Clifford Chandler Pollison, N. j. John William Proudflt, Md. Edmund Francis Quinn, O. Edward Watson Rand, Md. Edmund Yard Robbins, N. I. Thomas Henry Powers Sailer, Penn. William Hedges Scofield, N. -I. VVilliam Blossom Segur, Vt. lrenaeus Mayberry Shepherd, N. J. Henry Dorr Sill, N. Y. Lewis Mudge Smith, N. -I. William Walter Smith, N. Y. Robert Eliot Speer, Penn. Gormly J. Sproull, N. Y. Thomas Sproull, N. Y. james Frederick Stebbins, N. Y. Charles Wadhams Stevens, N. Y. Duncan Vtfarren Taylor, N. -T. john Alvin Terhune, N. 1. . james Ruggles Thorpe, Minn. Samuel Skidmore Thorpe, Minn. David Ripley Todd, Kan. john Reynard Todd, Kan. Charles F. Uebelacker, N. J. Cornelius Doremus Van Wagener, N Howard Crosby Warren, N. J. Bertram Howard Waters, Penn. Thomas White, Penn. james Edwards Wyckoff, India. Philip Ashton Rollins, Penn. ag QW YY 551 ii? 177 ' 1872- 1873-JOI-IN P. K. BRYAN, South Carolina.. . . . Xgctteglioforictnfb SINCE 1872. RICHARD PEARSON, North Carolina ..... 1874-CHARLES F. XNHITLESEY, Virginia ......... 1375- JOHN P. CAMPBELL, New York .............. . . . .. . ffeiio Whig . . Clio 1876-WILLIAM BRENTON GREENE, IR., N ew York .... ..... W hig 1877-WILLIAM EMMET SLEMMONS, Ohio .... ....... . .. .Whig I878-DAVID STEWART, Maryland ............. . .... Whig 1879-WILLIAM F. MAGIE, New Jersey ........ ....... C lio 1880-RICHARD FIELD CONOVER, New jersey .... .... . Whig 1881-R. D. HARLAN, DistIict of Columbia ..... ..... W hig 1882-JOHN C. HIBBEN, Illinois ............. .. ...Whig 1883-OTTO CROUSE, New jersey ..... ..... . .... C lio 1854-JAMES M. BALDWIN, South Carolina ,... ..... C lio 1885-CLARENCE W. MCILVAINE, Vermont .... ..... C lio 1886-GEORGE T. EDDY, New York .... ....... ..... C l io I887-PAUL MATTHEWS, District of Columbia .... ..... W hig T838-WINTHROP MORE DANIELS, Ohio ........ ..... W hig 1889 ROBERT ELLIOT SPEER, Pennsylvania. ..... Ei rot lieu mole rizerqeq FIRST PRIZE IN 1876. Pffzlzess Ist, 3130, zd, SBIZOQ 3d, 3100. . . Clio 1876-DAVID BENTON JONES, Wisconsin .... .. . ..... Clio 1877-SAMUEL JAMES ROWLAND, New York. ..... Clio I878-W. S. EACHRON, New York .......... ..... C lio I879-ACRAM W. HALSEY, New jersey ......... ..... C lio 1880-RODNEY JANVIER, India ...............,.. ..... C lio 1881-DAVID A. HAYNES, District of Columbia .... ..... C lio 1882-GEORGE Y. TAYLOR, New jersey ........ . , . ..... Clio I883--I. A. HODGE, Connecticut ........ ..... W hig 1884-R. K. PRENTICE, New York .... ..... C lio 1885-EDMUND WILSON, New jersey .... ..... W hig 1886-WILSON FARRAND, New jersey ...... ...... C lio 1887-F. G. SPAULDING, Colorado ........... ..... W hig 1888-WINTHROP MORE DANIELS ............. ..... W hig 1889-ROBERT ELLIOT SPEER, Pennsylvania .... ..... C lio 178 1872 1373 Eihft Qunior GPCl.i!Ol'E5 SINCE 1872. -1. R. ADAMS, New jersey .,..... . -J. H. Ross, Pennsylvania... .. . I874-ARTIiUR N'EXVMAN, New York.. .... .. 1875-jAiIEs WALTER LOXXVRIE, New York ..... 1876-WILTON M. SMITH, New York ............ 1877-CHARLES LUTHER WILLIAMS, New jersey 1878-WILLIAM T. ELSING, Illinois ......,...... I879-.VVILLIAM M. PADEN, Pennsylvania .... .. 1880-R. D. HARI,AN, District of Columbia .... 1881-J. A. MCWILLIABIS, New York ..... . 1882-WILLIAM K. SHELBY, Kentuckyu... 1883--LEONIDAS DENNIS, New jersey ..... I884-GRANT R. BENNIQTT, 'Wisconsin ...... 1885-CHARLES R. ERDMAN, New Ym-k..... 1886-R. W. MASON, Ohio. .............. .. 1887-JAMES H. PERSHING, Pennsylvania ..... 1888-ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, Pennsylvania ..... 1839-FRANCIS PALMER, Maine. ............ . lvlcieiecm rizerqeri. FIRST GIVEN IN 1872. PRIZE, 37100. 1372-SIMON JOHN iVICPHERSON, New York. .. . .... . .. 1873- JAMES HENRX' Ross, New York' ............ I874-JAMES PENNENVILL, Delawware.. ........... .. . 1875--HENRY EDGAR DAvIs, District of Columbia ..... 1876-WILLIAM EMMET SLEMMONS, Ohio ........... 1877-WILLIAM DULLES, JR., Pennsylvania. I878-WILLIABI T. ELSING, Illinois ................ 1879-WILLIAM M. PADEN, Pennsylvania.. .... . . . . . 1880-RICHARD D. HAIQLAN, District of Columbian... 1881-GEORGE F. GREENE, New York. ............ .. 1882-WILLIAM K. SHELBY, Kentucky. ....... 1883-JAMES M. BALDXVIN, South Carolina... 1884-CLARENCE W. MCILVAINE, Vermont ..,. 1885-MARION M. MILLER, Ohio .......... 1886-ROGER B. JOHNSON, West India.. . 1887-WALTER A. WYCKOFE, India .......... 1888-HARRY G. DRUIVIMOND, New jersey.. .. 1889- EDGEVVORTI-I BIRD BAXTER, Ga. .... .. ' 179 12 Whig Vtfhig Whig Whig . .Clio . .Clio Whig . .Clio Whig . . Clio Whig . .Clio Whig Whig Whig Yifhig . .Clio Whig . .Clio Whig. . .Clio Whig Whig Whig Whig . . Clio Whig. . . .Cl.io. Whig. . . .Clio. . . .Clio. Whig. . .Clio . .Clio . .Clio Whig :pf K 'N x ' 5 fxx-' x fx JV Xb ,.,. . VO PG? EK K V fx xr N JI ff ist- 1 kggig 4 , , , 'V 'L AX X145 kqi iL:f-'-42 ? x fi w .-i- fi?f.:2f-A fk ' I ' W: 21ii f:sX W X 1 il Agmn,ff4Uf,-lj ff? H 5 J '. -qFU- rx -i i M f- V -if 11 Q Jfffffffmflgml N11 mm Ami JI f, ,-.j1,H, .- 5 . W W.. 11 I fT4'2P'1 lf.fS'fZ- ' -,'- Mug fm I 'j - f, 4n. v 1 :AL ' 'WI' 1 my -:mm f ,- 'f'f4l' - KM J ' -r ,. , . . x ,. 'QQ w x ,-Q .I -1 1 ,ig bac,-'f ' -1 V , ffm . f d w.: ezrvifgi-s'ff4y.lf, 1, 'fl efiffw! ,Z 'ifmfyg a f ' f , - film 'ff' W N! 1. iw .Q .I' -WD! ff Y X -QAA iEii' j' I f 2 f 4fT:5f5g5'?i2E Li if v' ir' J ,f ' 'X ,I I, L.-.C slr? ak 'll - rw W with V L -5 Q 911, XE' ' 1 ' '1l'e ?-S milili' 1 Ml' 'i 14 , ' l ,151 - 41' u 12' ,- l'--,'- -. ,. Aj- We yi'1I-f-rx-L- M-. 'I .x.L,:'-f m-J-'QL : .X . 1 ..A I,xf,- w, L-,Q ' - - , --' 41-- ESQ 'S 11,-Qgg-A f4,4 ' ' J 'df'-ff.N 1 ax ? 'J' R- f 'ENM LUWMHN - , f I' 'hh M' QPxl9umr2i Jgfoooioiioqe. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NASSAU HALL. FOUNDED 1826. IGM? Preszkiefzf. JAMES MADISON, LL.D., Class of 1771, President of the United States. Preszkievzf. Hon. ROBERT STOCKTON GREEN, LL.D., '50, Governor of New Jersey. Vzkc-Preszkiefzis. Hon. JOHN S. HAGER, LL.D., '36. ....... of the California Association. Col. JAMES W. ABERT, '38 ........... . Cincinnati Hon. CRAIG BIDDLE, LL.D., '41 .... .. ' Philadelphia I-Ion. JOSHUA D. PICKETT, Ph.D., '41 .... ' Louisville Hon. THOMAS N. MCCAR'fER, LL.D., '45. Newark JAMES W. ALEXANDER, Esq., '6o ........, Princeton Club of N. Y Hon. S. MILLER BRECKINRIDOE, LL.D.,'47 St.Louis WALTER MANN, Esq., '48 ............... . JOHN K. COWAN, Esq., '66. ....... . Hon. J. BAYARD MOPHERSON, '66 .... SPENCER TRASK, Esq.. '66 ........ . JAMES LAUGHLIN, JR., Esq., '67, . . . THOMAS H. ATHERTON, Esq., '74 SIMON J. MCPHERSON, D.D., '74 .. .. New North West. Maryland Association Central Pa. Long Island 'L Western Pa. Northeastern Pa. Chicago ' Omaha ' ' Cleveland ' Dist.of Columbia H ' New Jersey Rev. WM. J. HARSHA, '74 ......... JOTHAM POTTER, Esq., '77 ......... Hon. GEORGE GRAY, '59 ............ . Hon. MERCER -BEASLEY, LL.D., '35 ...... Secreiarzks. Prof. JOHN T. DUEEIELD, D.D., ,4I. Prof. HENIiY C. CAMERON, Ph.D., D.D., ,47. M. TAYLOR PYNE, LL.B., '77, Membership includes all graduates and officers of the University. The Annual Meeting of the Association is held in the Old Chapel on Tuesday morning of Commencement Week. At 1.30 the procession is formed in front of Nassau Hall and moves to University Hall, where the Alumni Dinner is served. ISI F THE PRINCETON CLUB OF NEW YORK. FOUNDED 1866 AS AN ASSOCIATION. MERGED INTO CLUB 1886. President. HENRY VAN DYKE, D.D., '73. Vice-Pre.rz'den Is. Hon. ROBERT STOCKTON GREEN, LL.D., '5o. JOHN L. CADWALADER, '56, WILLIAM B. HORNBLOWER, '71 JAMES W, ALEXANDER, '60, J. COLEMAN DRAYTON, '73, SPENCER TRASK, '66, CHARLES SCRIBNER, '75. Y9'ea.mrer. CORNELIUS C. CUYLER, '79, 52 William St., New York City. Serretary. RUDOLPH E. SCHIRMER, '80, 35 Union Square, New York City. Exefuiiw Comrzziltee. Term expire: 1892. Term expifex 1891. M. TAYLOR PYNE, '77, Clmirman. DAVID PATON, '74, HUGH L. COLE, '59, WILLIAM DULLES, JR., '78, CHARLES A. MUNN, '81, SAMUEL LLOYD, M. D., '82, JONATHAN STURGES, '85. TRACY H. HARRIS, '86. Term expire: 1890. CHARLES F. IMBRIE, ,7O, XVILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, JR., '76. J. ELMER HEDGES, '84, JUNIUS S. MORGAN, JR., '88, Meetings bi-monthly. Annual Dinner in March. Membership, 305. THE PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA AND VICINITY. IIOUNDED -DLIAY, 1868. Presidelzf. I-lon. CRAIG BIDDLE, LL.D., '4I. Vz':e-Presiden ix. Hon. JAMES POLLOCK, LL. D., '31, Hon. FURMAN SHEPPARD, '45, Rev. JOHN A. CHILDS, D. D., '36, WM. A. INGHAM, Esq., '4Q, EDWARD S. CLARKE, Esq., '38, SAMUEL B. HUEY, Esq., '63, JOSIAH R. ADAMS, Esq., '73. 182 Skcrelazjf. GEORGE R. VAN DUSEN, Esq., '77, 750 Drexel Building, Phila. Trmxuref. J. BAYARD HENRY, '76, Executive Cammiltetn PHILLIPUS W. MILLER, '79, Chairman. LOUIS C. VANUXEM, '79, ALEXANDER VAN RENSSALAER, '71, THOMAS B. XVANAMAKER, '83, HENRY B. THOMPSON, '77, ALFRED T. BAKER, '84, JAMES HANCOCK, '88. Membership, 300. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF MARYLAND FOUNDED x869. REORGANIZED 1885. Prefidezzf. Hon. L. T. H. IRVING, LL.D., '46. V ire-Prexidezz tx. Hon. J. V. L. FINDLEY, '58, Col. THOMAS HUGHLETT, '48, Col. HENRY D. LONEY, '54, Gen. STEYVART BRONVN, '53, Rev. -I. T. LEFTWICH, D.D., '56, DAVID STEWART, '78, ALEXANDER BROWN, '78, Secretary. HIRAM WOODS, JR., M. D., '79, 525 N. Howard St., Baltimore. Treaxurer, GEORGE R. GAITHER, jR., '78, Executizle Cbnzllzfitee. H. P. C. WILSON, M.D., 48, Chairman. J. EDWIN MICHAEL, M.D., '71 R. K. CROSS, '63, E. F. ARTHURS, '79, Col. HENRY D. LONEY, '54, WILLIAM W. CATOR, '85, WILLIAM L. HODGE, '88, , Meetings at the discretion of the Executive Committee. The main meeting of the year is during January or February. 183 I PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. FOUNDED 1872. Preszkieni. HARVEY LINDSEY, M.D., LL.D., '20, Vzke-Preszkients. CHARLES ABERT, 142, Hon, A. B. HAGNER, '45, Hon. A. H. COLQUITT, ,44, HENRY B. IVIUNN, ,47, Dr. J. C. WELLING, '44, Gen. W. W. BELKNAP, '48, Hon. GEORGE GRAY, '5q. Execzzfzkfe Commzllee. , WM. STONE ABERT, '65, F. S. PRESBREY, ,79, E. S. MCCALMONT, '77, F. D. MCKENNEY, '84, H. CLAY STEWART, '84, Secreiary. JOHN I-I. VOORHEES, ,4I, cor. Ninth and F Streets. Treasurer. A. B. KELLEY, '7O. Annual Meeting in january. Membership, 75. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. FOUNDED 1875. Preszkieni. WILLIANI SCOTT, '68. A Vzke-Prexzklefzis. Hon. HARRY WHI'1'E, '53, Dr. T. H. WHITE, '67, Secretary. HENRY L. GOEHRTNG, '87, Ioo Diamond St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Treczszzrer. GEORGE E. SHEA, '86. 184 E.1:eczzZz'7fe C0mmz'fz'.ee. W. W. LAWRENCE '78, Chzzzwzzafz. GEO. A. HOWE, '78, W. L. JONES, '87, J. B. SHEA, '85, R. D. TOTTEN, 86. Meeting at Call of Executive Committee Membership, 125. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CHICAGO AND THE NORTHWEST. FOUNDED 1876. Pam-z'dent. Rev. SIMON J. MCPHERSON, D.D., I74. ' V1'ce-Presizicnls. Dr. JOHN DE WITT, '63, GEORGE A. ARMOUR, '77, GEORGE D. VAN DYICE, '73. Serrelaffy and T raamrer. WILLIAM ALTON, JR., '84, 159 La Salle St., Chicago. Execzzlive C07fl77Zl'fl6E. SAMUEL BAKER, '65, Clzairmcw. SIDNEY R. TABER, '83, ROBERT F. SIIANKLIN, '85, JOHN M. HARLAN, '84, D. PERCY MORGAN, '83. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CINCINNATI ' AND VICINITY. Pfesidenl. Col. JOHN W. ABERT, '38. VZ'EE-P7'ESilfE7Z fs. President L. D. POTTER, D.D., '41, HON. GEORGE B. KINKEAD, '71, Rev. WILLIAM MCKIBBEN, '69, President E. D. WAREIELD, '82, Secrefary. , DAVID G. PHILLIPS, JR., '87, Cincinnati, Ohio. 135 7a'!6ZSZt7'E7'. FERDINAND JELKE, JR., '84, 5 West 4th St., Cincinnati, O. Executive Cammzitee. OREN B. BROWN, '76, FRANK H. KEMPER, '78, Hon. DAVID L. MASSIE, '80, JOHN C. L. PUGH, '76, Annual Meeting second week in April. Membership, zoo. THE PRINCETON CLUB OF ST. LOUIS. FOUNDED 1876. Prexidelzf. Hon. S. M. BRECKENRIDGE, LL.D., '45. V1'CK'.P7'Z5'ZAII,EIZZ'.f. Hon. THOMAS H. HEWES. Y43. Dr. E. S. LEMOINE, 45, Hon. J. W. MARTIN, '55, DABNEY CARR, Esq., '52. T reasurer. K. DUNCAN MELLIER, '69. Serrerary. CHARLES CLAFLIN ALLEN, '75. Exerutizle C0712 mitife. JAMES L. BLAIR, 175. FIELDING W. OLIVER, '79, P. TAYLOR BRYAN, '82. Meets annually in April. Membership, 292. PRINCETON COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE PACIFIC COAST. Pre.vz'dent. JOHN B. MHOON, Esq., '59, Secretary. Rev. FREDERICK E. SHEARER, D.D., '62, 2 New Montgomery St., corner Palace Hotel, San Francisco. 186 Execu tiw C om mz'ifee. FREDERICK E. SHEARER, D.D., '62, px-qlfifzkf. JOHN B. IVIHOON, Esq., '59, fx-ojifio. Hon. H. I. THORNTON, '54, C. B. AI,EXANDER, Esq., '70, Rev. A. J. KERR, '7Q. Meets semi-annually. Membership, 85. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF LOUISVILLE FOIINDED 1884. Preridenl. THOMAS B. DAVIDSON. PI-I.D., '48, Sec1'eta1j'. Prof. JOHN G. CECIL, '76, 413 West Chestnut St., Louisville, Kentucky. Treafurer. CLIFTON RODES BARRETT, '8I. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF OMAHA. FOUNDED 1884. Pfexiderzi. Prof, C. E. DES ISLETS, '59, Bellevue Neb. Secretary. Rev. THOMAS C. HALL, '79, Chicago, Ill. T reaxurer. L. P. FUNKHOUSER, '78, Omaha, Nebraska. Membership, 50. 187 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA. FOUNDED 1885. President. Hon. JOHN BAYARD MCPHERSON. '66. Vice- President. LEWIS DEWART, ,72. Seerefary. GEORGE E. ETTER, '83, Harrisburg. - Treasurer. GEORGE L. VAN ALAN, 'SI. Exemtizfe Commiiiee. ADDISON CANDOR, '73, I. D. COOK, '74, Hon. H. M. HINCKLEY, '74, N. W. FUNK, '74, E. W. GREENOUGH, 775, JOHN W, GEPHART, 174. Annual Meeting third Tuesday of November, at Harrisburg. bership, 150. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF LONG ISLAND. FOUNDED 1885. Prexidenf. Prof. ROBERT FOSTER, Ph.D., A47. Viee-Presiakvzt. J. I-I. DARLINGTON, Ph.D., '77. Secretary, Rev. N. WOOLSEY WELLS, 772. Treasurer. Prof. W. J. NEVINS, '2g. Execuiive C077Z77Z2'ff5E. Rev. THOS. B. MCLEOD, D.D., '70, Rev. J. C. HUME, '77, ARCHIBALD MCCULLAGH, '68, LOUIS J. LANG, Esq., '8I. I 188 Mem PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE NEW NORTHWEST. FOUNDED 1886. President. HENRY A. BOARDMAN, '66. V ire-P7'e.vide1z I. Hon. WESTCOTT WILICIN, 2.13. Secretary and Treaxurer. VVM. WV. CONNOR, '85, Minneapolis, Minn. Meets at Minneapolis and St. Paul alternately. Membership, 175. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NORTH EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA. FOUNDED 1886. President. REV. HENRY H. WELLES, ,44. Vire-Presidents. JOHN S. STEWART, D.D., '56, Rev. THOMAS NICHOLS, '56, Col. EDXVARD S. MOFFAT, '63, Col. AUSTIN B. BLAIR, '66, Secreiafjl. H. H. WELLES, jr., '82, Wilkesbarre, Pa. Treaxurer. LIDDON FLICK, '82. Exeeuiive Committee. THOS. H. ATHERTON, ,74, Chairman. J. H. FISHER, '67, Rev. NICHOLAS F. STAHI., '69, JAMES E. BURR, '75, CYRUS O. DERSHIMER, '74, I-lon. J. R. WRIGHT, '79. T89 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY FOUNDED 1886. Prexidezzt. Hon. BENNETT VAN SYCKEL, LL.D, '46, Secretafjv. JOHN A. CAMPBELL, ,77, Trenton, N. J. Treasurer. EDWARD W. EVANS, '60, Trenton. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CLEVELAND. FOUNDED 1887. ' Presidefzt. THOMPSON MCGOWAN, '61, Vine-Pzwidenis. FRANK C. BURT, '73. JOTHAM POTTER, '77, FREDERICK B. DUVAL, D.D., '72. A Secfeiayy and T1'easure1'. LATIMER H. PRESCOTT, '83, Cleveland, O. Execufifzle C om mi itef. JOTHAM POTTER, '77, Chairman. EDWARD W. HAINES, '66, LATTMER H. PRESCOTT, '83. EDWARD VOLLRATH, '83, CLINTON S. DAY, '33- PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NEWARK, N. J. FOUNDED 1888. President. 1-Ion. THOMAS N. MCCARTER, LL.D., ,42. 190 Vice-Pre:idf'11l.r. EDGAR HOLDEN, M.D., '59, Rev. DAVID R. FRAZER, D.D., '61 EUGENE VANDERPOEL, '64. Secretazjf. THOMAS W. HARVEY, M.D., ,75. .Execuliw Com m iffev. Hon. JOSEPH L. MUNN, 62, CHANDLER W. RIKER, '76, Hon. EDWARD G. KEASBY, '75, PHILIP N. JACKSON, '81, - SHERRERD DEPUE, '85, PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF ALBANY. TROY AND VICINITY. FOUNDED APRIL, 1889. Prexidezzt. Gen. ROBERT LENOR BANKS, '84, Albany. V2'CK-P7BJZ'dE7ZZ. Rev. NINIAN B. REMICK, D.D., '66. bkfcrelary. Hon. DAVID A. THOMPSON, '68, Albany. T1'ea.vuf'ef'. ELWOOD O. ROESSLE, '7Q. Exerutive Cammitlee. Rev. HEMAN R. TIMLOW, '52, Rev. W1LLARD S. MCEACHRON, '78 JAMES P. BOYD, M.D., '67, Rev. JAMES D. PAXTON, '80, Rev. GEORGE C. YEISLEY, '70, JOHN G. MURDOCH, '83, - Rev. EDWARD H. RUDD, '83. Annual meeting in March. Membership, 45. IQI Qecro?o9LJ. A JOHN THOMPSON NIXON, LL.D., '41, ALFRED YEOMANS, D.D., 752, . JOHNATHAN F. STEARNS, D.D,, . ALEXANDER JOHNSTON, LL.D , ALUMNI. HARVEY LINDSLY, M.D., LL.D., REV. GEORGE ARCHIBALD SMITH, GEN.EDWARDJM.BEDDLE . REV. ANDREW BOYD CROSS, WILLIAM ELMER, M.D., CHARLES F. MAURICE, HON.PETERI1AMHEON, . JOSEPH LpLEY'THOMAS, . . REV. WILLIAM BALDWIN REEVE, M.D I1ON.JOHN:L.N.STRATTON, . HON. JOHN LAWRENCE SMITH, GEN. LEWIS PERRINE, . REV. DAVID H. PIERSON, Ph.D., WILLIAM BRUGH, D.D., . JONATHAN LONGSTREET, . I1ON.VVuJJAM AUSTHJSEAY, . JONATHAN RIDGWAY SHREVER, M.D. PRENTISS DEVEUVE, D.D., . IJON.VVHJHAM.ALEXANDER.PERCV, ROBERT GRAHAM HINSDALE, D.D., REV.JOHN HENRY JOHNS . REV.CHARLESIA SYKES JOSEPH LAMB BODINE,'M.D., LYMAN SANDFORD ATWATER, . CHARLESCORNHHILATHROP,NLD, IQ2 Trzeslee of ilze College. A H U H CC Professor. CLASS 1820 . 1821 1827 . 1831 1832 . 1834 1835 . 1835 1836 ' 1836 1837 . 1838 1840 . 1843 I85O . 1850 1852 . 1853 1853 . 1856 1856 . 1859 1860 . I86I 1873 SAMUEL HEPBURN IVICGILL, 1877 CHARLES L. WEED, M.D., 1880 ROBERT R. SHELLABARGER, 1881 WILLIAM B. SHERWOOD, 1882 ROBERT MCKNIGHT, C.E., 1883 FREDERICK JAY KNOX, 1888 JOHN FRAZER, IR., 1888 LEAVITT HOWE, JR., 1892 Goipfpege EDUWCIIVTQEB. ERECTED. NASSAU HALL, OR NORTPI COLLEGE .... ..... .... 1 7 56 OLD PRESIDENT,S HOUSE .... ...,.. .... 1 7 56 GEOLOGICAL HALL QOHiceSj .... .... 1 S03 EAST COLLEGE .............. .... I 833 WEST COLLEGE ..... .... I 836 CLIO HALL ..... .... I 838 WHIG HALL .... .. 1838 OLD CHAPEL ............. NEW PRESIDENT,S HOUSE .... MUSEUIVI ................. GYMNASIUM ......... DICKINSON HALL.. . . . REUNION HALL ........ HALSTED OBSERVATORY . . . SCIENTIFIC BUILDING ..... LIBRARY ............. WITHERSPOON HALL ...... WORKING OBSERVATORY.. . . . MURRAY HALL ........... EDWARDS HALL.. MARQUAND CHAPEL ........ BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY.. . . MUSEUM OF HISTORIC ART .... MAGNETIC OBSERVATORY .... ....1847 ....I84g ....1856 ....I86g ....IS7O ....I87O ....I872 ....1873 ....1873 ....1877 ....I878 ....1879 ....T88O ....l88I ....I887 ....1888 ....I889 DYNAMO BUILDING ....... ...... .... I 8 89 I Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev Rev Rev Q reeigleniinb Gowege of flew Cgerpieey. JONATHAN DICKINSON ff' .. AARON BURR QP ........ JONATHAN EDWARDS if .. SAMUEL DAXfIES','L ...... SAMUEL FINLEY, D.D.9? ......,... JOHN VVITHERSPOON, D.D., LL.D . S. STANHOPE SMITH, D.D., LL.D. ASHBEL GREEN, D.D., LLDFP1' .... JAMES CARNAHAN, D.D., LL.D.+Hf .,... JOHN MACLEAN, D.D., LLDW-f ,... N My ..... ..... 1 7Q5 JAMES MCCOSH, D.D., LL.D., L.H.D.+.. .. . .. FRANCIS L. PATTON, D.D., LL.D ..... 4' Deceased. Jr Resigned. 194 ACCESSUS. EXITUS. . . . .April Oct. 1747 .....I748 1757 .....Jan. h4ar.1758 . ...1758 1761 .....I761 1766 ,I768 1794 1312 .1812 1822 .....I823 1854 .....I854 1868 .1868 1888 .....1888 ,...:. -f-:. - xxrg fe- , S .. 'S 's . X ,X N xg 5 ' ' S S -. .1 ima. 5 Y . Ll On the 12th of September, 1888, the College entered upon its one hundred and forty-second year. To properly recognize the event, the undergraduate body assembled in Marquand Chapel at 3 P. M. to listen to an address by President Patton-and the Fresh- men to the announcement that H conditioned and unexamined stu- dents would assemble in the Old Chapel at ro, in the morning! The exercises were brief, and before the bell on Qld North had rung for four, everybody was out of Chapel and another College year was begun. . ,A np. ffiiiif z. if if-:L-f-'M -L J ' Q- i wait ffifbg .lp a-gl i' 1' if x 43222 -'Ei ' I' i J '. .- ' i If ivHfA5a,qi1:!'4Q'l'- Ml I 'fi ,-mrzfrfnqlfiisgf 'W fl ' 7 'ap 5 ' V!! vi:?g,1 -' 1!lg'f ' fSi5l1f,,ii5gsss5!s.iggg55,,iAiiV j ' F2 l'i::i!'Ei ' ,Ji lihunw 1 7 1 A . Sgi ve iii, 5 fe s2+2Eir'- The first week or two passed quickly enough 5 old friendships were renewed and new ones made-especially between the two lower classes-with remarkable rapidity. In fact, this latter phase of collegiate life was the all-absorbing feature during those last few 195 13 days of September. Dr. Stuckenberg's lecture on the 18th on 'f Life and thought in Germany, failed to break in on this friendly frenzy, and only the ball gamesrof the 18th, zoth and 22d brought it, for the time being, to an end. On the first of these days ,QO defeated '91 by a score of 6-1, '89 lost to '91, score 2-3, and won from 792, score 2-1. On the 2oth 790 defeated '92, score 3-2. The final game between '91 and '92, played on the 22d, resulted in a victory for '91 with a score of 9 to 3. The result of the games was thus a draw between '89, ,QO and 791. Campaign Clubs were organized on the 24th and 26th. R. O. Aulick was elected President of the Republican Club 5 with D. Bovaird Vice-President and D. HW, McCord, Secretary. The Cleveland and Thurman Club chose C. B. Mitchell, Presi- dent, Denigre and Charleton, Vice-Presidents, and Terhune, Sec- retary. The last prominent event of the month was the Lehigh foot-ball game, on the 29th. This was the first game of the season and was won by Princeton. Score, 75 to o. OCTOBER. The month of October, 1888, was largely devoted to politics. F rom the meeting of the Republican Club on the 1st to Sam Small's Temperance address on the 29th the wonted quiet of Princeton was unusually disturbed. Enthusiastic crowds filled the public halls to hear the great ques- tions of the day discussed, and a torchlight parade soon became an every night occurrence. H All night long through 'Nassau Street,' echoed the tread of marching feet. The Here and There column of the Prz'1zrez'o7ziafz abounded in such notices as the fol- lowing:- 6th, Organization of a Prohibition Club 3 D. Todd elected Presi- dent. 8th, Prohibition Mass Meeting in University Hall, ad- dresses by Dr. john A. Brooks, of Missouri, and Col. R. S. Chevis, of Kentucky. 9th, Republican Mass Meeting in University Hall 5 addresses by Hon. James Buchanan, of New Jersey, and Hon. W. D. Foulke, of Indiana. Torchlight procession. 12th, Prof. Thomp- son's lecture on Protection, in University Hall. Republican torch- light procession. 25th, Tariff Debate in Gymnasium. 29th, Ad- dress on Prohibition by Sam Small. QNO processionj. 196 i Football, in the meantime, despite this heavy handicap, was making telling efforts to regain its usual supremacyg The following games were played during the month: 6th, Princeton wr. Crescents, at Staten Island. Score, 31-o. roth, Princeton 115. University of Pennsylvania, at Princeton. Score, 63-o. 13th, Princeton yy. Stevens, at Princeton. Score, 80-o. 17th, Princeton zur, Rutgers, at New Brunswick Score, 80-o. zoth, Princeton zu. University of Pennsylvania. Game 45 minutes. Score, 38-o. 24th, Princeton 715. Rutgers, at Princeton. Time, 6o minutes. Score, 82-o. 31st, Princeton '92 in-. Lawrenceville. Score, 48-6. The only games played by the 'Varsity Lacrosse were those with the Druids and New Yorks. The first was at Baltimore, on the r7th, and was won by Prince- ton. Score, 5-o. The second was at New York on the zoth, and resulted in a tie, neither team scoring. On the first day of the Tennis Tournament, Oct. zd, Bird defeated Phillips, and Vernon defeated johnson. On the second day, Vernon defeated Bird, 6-3, 6-2 5 and Woods defeated Graham, 6-2, 6-3. 4 tfllllr -mai! ' s 5,1 1 i 3:1 ,I i Lia . ,filly gil. . .WMU f Ill ,:.f,Q,.,:'.:l i .1 Pu ppy . A4 y J I f 'll 1 ,ff W gpg, ' n ff:g., 'f- The Cane-spree was a draw between the two lower classes. Miller, YQI, lost the light weight cane to Bucher, ,92, Wasson and Brown were obliged to end a long struggle by cutting the cane 5 Barnes, ,QI, took the heavy weight cane from Dunning, '92. Thus, coming on the 24th, the Cane-spree made a fitting climax to a month of unusual excitement. 197 A70 VEMBER. K b ll as made for November, and the average Princeton Foot- a W man seems to think that November was made for foot-ball. We remember of having heard that the Trustees held a meeting on 'che 8th, and that, sometime later, the Seniors, in congress assembled, adopted certain regulations to govern Class-Day Ex- CW7 Adj ,, in ,,,A7197,! ', fl X, J ff A ' ff,',ff!7-Z1 ,ff fm, tg ' wwf, 4 1' f' Q nf W Z W5 'f' N, fy! ii? 1 f' xg , W Www w, . 4 l ff ff! 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'tll f 7 1 A, A ercises, but we fzffeposilzife that on Saturday, the 3d inst., the Uni- versity ofjohns Hopkins was defeated in foot-ball on the Princeton 'Varsity grounds, 75 minutes, by a score of 104 to o. ' ' l t And also gihat, on election day Princeton won from Wes eyan a ,U . New York by fiscore of 44-o. S 193 These might have been forgotten, together with that remarkable little game with the University of Pennsylvania on the roth, which opened with promise, gave 4 points to Princeton, and came to a brilliant close, and all within I5 seconds. But who can forget that on the 17th of November, 1888, 3000 happy friends of Princeton trudged merrily away from the Harvard game, repeating to them- selves the simple words I8 to 6 l Had a disinterested observer chanced by the New York Polo Grounds precisely a week from that time, it is highly improbable that he would have recognized the same gooo as they reluctantly turned from the ill-fated field and-the Championship. DECEJWBER. After the brief Thanksgiving recess the College settled down to its regular routine. During the few remaining days before Xmas vacation, little else than elections engaged the attention of the diff- erent classes. The Seniors began with their regular elections in University Hall on the 5th. The result was as follows: Master of Ceremonies, W. james George, Class President, D. Bogvaird, jr., Class Secretary, Lewis S. Mudge, Class Orator, Robert E. Speer, Class Poet to L. Merrill, Day Orator, T. W. Hotchkiss, lr., Class Historian, I. C. Gray, Presentation Orator, W. B. Segur, Prophet, J. F. Stebbins, Censor to H. King, Wash- ington's Birthday Orator, James Hunter, Class '76 Prize Debater, H. G. Drummond, Class-Day Committee, P. S. Minot, C. B. Mit- chell, W. B. Bonsal, I. R. Barr, G. K. Edwards, I. E. Shrady, M. Alexander, W. E. Durell, F. Neher, J. R. Thrope, W. M. Paxton, R. H. Life and P. A. Rollins. Alternates, C. D. Van Wagenen and P. S. Katzenbach, jr. Ode Committee, F. S. Minot, B. H. Cortes and T. H. P. Sailer. Nassau Herald Committee, I. P. Coale, W. P. Atkinson, W. H. Schofield and D. R. Todd. On the 7th the Sophomore Class elected P. C. jones, Ohio, Washington's Birthday Orator, and A. P. Dennis, Md., Debater, Brie-a-Brac Editors, J. Barnes, T. F. McNair, P. B. Smith, R. B. Wallace, H. C. Davis and C. F. Howell. The same day 792 chose Phinizy, Ga., as Washington's Birthday Orator, and Bisler, Pa., Debater. The Philadelphian oflicers were elected the following day. D. Bovaird was made President, W. I. George, Vice-President, 199 I. O. Gayley, Corresponding Secretary 5 West, 790, Recording Sec- retary, Livingood, IQO, Treasurer, Dennis, '91, and Propst, 791, Librarians, Leach, 191, Reading Room Officer, Book Committee, Life, '86, Graham, '89, and Baxter, '9o. The final elections were the juniors on the Sth. L. Ames, Ill., was elected Washington's Birthday Orator, and H. K. Den- linger, Debater. K WH rqci X F X 40, ,X X ,-, I -fs , r - - r. Q , w J If if ty 1 f X s 1 1 r W, BQ , mall I Q , I 7 fl W y if f- ..,,.,1, E -5-s'?f::L..,,, la l JZ!! ' Q 1 f f ffm 31 Q03 arf . ff f K ' lmfmaa X f Y ,M Ill X A . M' . '-,,r,.p,g1,,jg ,J ,. , ' , . f1lf.g131,g3,W , W. ' fylllfktil ' ff f 61,7 ,lgf Wllfflb-,.1' 1551-dLf,1h'ifFW f ' ' ' , ' - if ,sf f f 4 1 I t gp ,i jyif k 'ZX l , ,, . .- 1 f f ' ., 55' . - ' , gf ,aj 3 . , ,iff 5 ' qw ' 95 ,, y L ,fi fx! I X 'yffzpff r,.. . Rfllfj- ' f af ff f if f' ' Ts jx, if 'fx-1'9 i - , gf-as 'll f' I N 5-ff f R -- f gif if '- -e fu. -- pf - 4, ' L 'gi' 7- -H: B- J Rf .0 X '. il- ,1 N M f JJ 'jk N The week of examinations beginning on the 11th, was broken only by the appearance of the Fourteenth Brio-a-Brac, which came out on the 14th. Christmas vacation began on the 19th. JANUAR rf. I Few periods in the College year pass more rapidly than the two weeks of Christmas-tide. One has barely realized that vacation, at last, has come, and is just beginning to appreciate it, when, sud- 200 ff! clenly, out rings the bell from the ivy of Old North, and we arc rudely recalled to this drowsy town and the dreaded second term. The Christmas of '89 was no exception, and, with many back- ward glances and much evident reluctance, the College reassembled on the zd of january to take up its interrupted work. As if with the express design of relieving any anxiety which might have been entertained by aspiring members of '89, the Baird Prizes were announced immediately upon the opening of second term. Robert E. Speer received the Baird Prize 5 the prize for oratory was divided between R. H. Life and T. H. P. Sidler, the prize for poetry was awarded Wm. L. Merrill 3 for delivery, Maitland Alex- ander, for disputation, first prize, Frank S. Katzenbachg second prize, Edmund Y. Robbins. i On Tuesday the Trustees held their regular meeting, and, with the transaction of other business, selected the site for the new dormitory. Hlmitation is the sincerest form of Hatteryf' On the very next day the College, in turn, held a meeting and the report of the Base-ball Treasurer was made. 792 followed with one on the 14th. Vredenburg was elected manager of the Freshmen Baseball Team, Rieman manager of the Lacrosse and I. Riggs ofthe Tug- of-War. w t ' 'fiifffffli l . . - '. easier 5 :-- ' 515,12 2 L .1 ll 1 ,air gf. V pr,.rr.r r - lp is'- fi ma r ia Ili H TI! el ' tt I liiiilfef A ill' Nl i ts i 2. ' -'7 ' l' 'gif mgllfl. -. ul' ll hifi i ii,-i f f rr . if li- - ' 'T That evening the University Glee Club sang at Queenstown. This was their first concert of the season. Wednesday evening, the 16th, they sang in New Brunswick, and on the 22d at Germantown. The Rutgers Club sang in University Hall on the 24th, for the benefit of the Princeton Lacrosse Association. 201 A few days previously, Dohm, ,9O, won the half-mile at the Union Games, Madison Square Garden, New York. On the same day, the I9tl'1, the Intercollegiate Base-ball Convention was held at the Parker House, in Boston. A Temperance address by Senator Colquitt, of Georgia, on the 26th, and Dr. john Hall's sermon on the day ol' prayer, were among the closing events of the month. FEBR UA ff YY To the College at large, probably no other month in the year brought less of interest than February. Indeed, should we elimi- nate the three Fridays of the 8th, 15th and zzd, very little of special moment would remain. On the first of these three Hon. W. C. P. Breckenridge, of Kentucky, addressed a large audience in the 2d Presbyterian Church on the subject of African Colonization, on the second Friday the Ivy Club gave a Tea, and the Glee Club Concert, and junior Promenade, were the same evening. 39339, U I . tw tx J' t AX 6 , XIV: 95: g .g:..g -' S ' W' V' .f ' fa22?fc- K-', .1 ,iyjf ill: W :px 1 ral lligiiilswtrezf.wif ' .- X f,'9?tf ,Q5,, 'E 9,9 A v,,,,.,..,,,.,, 'Q f. D 7,f4..,..,,g-gfiiffy' ,,:t' On the morning ofthe 22d literary exercises were held in the Old Chapel, orations were delivered by T. C. Noyes, '89, K. L. Ames, 790, P. C. jones, ,9I, and Bowder Phinizy, ,92. At 3 o'clock the winter Athletic meeting was held in the gym- nasium, when D. W. McCord, '89, broke the record of the spring- board jump. Height, 8 ft. 7 in. In the evening, representatives from the four classes contested for the '76 Prize Debate in the Old Chapel. The senior debater was H. G. Drummond, junior, H. K. Den- 202 linger, Sophomore, A. P. Dennis. The prize was awarded to Mr. Denlinger. Include with these three Fridays, Tuesday, the 12th, when Dr. McCosh delivered his lecture on H The Tests of Various Kinds of Truth, and Monday, the 18th, when Dr. Patton held his Library Meeting, and the record of the month would be complete. ' 1lfARCH. If f i ,f .ry , I i 4-H 'f . f ? March, the month of all others to be dreaded, passed very pleasantly at Princeton last year. Music and Literature seemed to have joined in a gay conspiracy 1' to drive dull care away, and make this month a memorable one in the year. The University Glee and Banjo Clubs gave concerts in Wash- ington and Baltimore, on the Ist and zd, and in Philadelphia and New York, on the 8th and 16th. Booth and Barrett played H Othello in Trenton the evening of the 11th. A Gymnastic Exhibition for the benefit of the Base- ball Association, was given on the zoth, and, from the 25th to the close of the month, every evening contributed its quota of enter- tainment. Mrsf Scott Siddons gave a select reading in University Hall on the evening of the 25th. ' Dr. Cuyler, of Brooklyn, delivered an address in the 2d Presby- terian Church the following night. 203 ' Dr. Patton held his Library Meeting Wednesday, when--Col. I. -I. McCook, of New York, spoke on the subject of Railroads in the United States. On the 29th the Dramatic Association presented 7-zo-8 in University Hall. March was noticeably free from mass meetings. The only one held during the month, was on the 6th, when the Foot-ball Associa- tion made its election of officers. ' APRIL. The interest of the College during April Was with its two repre- sentative bodies-the Glee Club and the Base-ball Team. Not even the momentary excitement over the defeat of the no license ticket on the 1st, could entirely persuade the College to forget,,that on the morrow, the first ball game of the season was to be played. Nine games were played during the month, in the following order: gd, Princeton wr. Athletics, at Philadelphia. Score, o-3. 6th, Princeton 215. jersey City, at jersey City. Score. o-2. roth, Princeton w. New York, at New York. Score, 8-5.9 11th, Prince- ton zu. jaspers, 13-9. rzth, Princeton 715. Newark, 4-14. 13th, Princeton ws. Staten Island, 2-2 Q12 inningsj. 16th, Princeton ws. New York, 4-25. zoth, Princeton vs. Detroit, at Princeton. Score, 1-2. 24th, Princeton fry. Rutgers, at Princeton. Score, 1 1-4 Q5 inningsj. The trip was eminently successful, and the result gratifying to the College. The Glee and Banjo Clubs started on their Spring trip on the 1oth. Concerts were given in Buffalo on the 11th, Detroit on the 12th, Chicago, the I3'Cl'13 Bloomington, Ill., the 15th, St. Louis, the 16th, Cincinnati, the 17th 5 Pittsburg, the 18th 5 Sewickly, the Igtllj returning to Princeton on the zoth. Two mass meetings were held during April, the first was of the Tennis Association, on the 23d, when the following officers were elected: A President, B. H. Adams, ,905 Treasurer, A. W. Vernon, '91, Freshman Director, W. Y. Johnson, '9z. On the 27th the Philadelphian elected delegates to the Inter- national Y. M. C. A. Convention at Philadelphia. Those chosen were D. Todd, '89, Charleton and Yeakle, '90, McNinch, '91 and Carter, '92. 204 The 'Varsity Lacrosse Team played Rutgers at New Brunswick o tl ' ' 5 n ie 24th, scoring IO goals to their opponents o. Second term examinations were held from the 5th to the roth. April was especially prolific in vacations: beginning with the Spring recess of a week, and closing becomingly with the Wash- ington Centennial holidays on the 29th and goth. JWA Y. May required no special assistance to make it pass rapidly. On the very first: day, the 'Varsity played Bordentown at Prince- ton, defeating them by a score of 16-o. In the evening Clio Hall held its preliminary Lynde Debate. The successful competitors were Katzenbach, S eer d p ,an D. Todd. On the following evening the Clio Freshmen contested for the prizes in speaking. The first was awarded I. Van Ness, the second, W. F. Smiley, J. McColl receiving honorable mention. On the 4th, Princeton won the l'-lfsf championship game from H . . aivard. It was played at Princeton, and the score was 11-2. I. 4- ss lf 2 5 ,N ill'-EZ: fti ,r. . ic u1wTuH , J1 t L'E a at The same day the 'Varsity Lacrosse T eam was defeated at Balti- more by the Druids. Score, 1-2. ln the evening the Philadelphian elected Yeakle, '90, President, I. Lewis, '9o, Vice-President, Moore, ,9I, Treasurer, Bucher, 790, Correspondin S ' ' ' g ecretary, Denman, 91, Recording Secretary. 205 In the afternoon of the 6th, the ,QI Hare and Hounds Club ran a prize race. The Robinson medal was won by ul. S.-Roddy, G. Agnew, S. Wasson, and F. W. Propst, being ad, 3d and 4th prize- men, respectively. A few days later G. Agnew was elected Presi- dent of the Club, with Gordon Secretary and Treasurer, and Meyers, Motter, and Propst an Executive Committee. The elections of' the Chess Club for 89-go were: jennnings, '90, President, Merchant, '90, Secretary, A. Vernon, '91, Treasurer. On Tuesday, the 7th, the Lacrosse Scrub defeated Lawrence- ville, 3 to o 5 and the Freshmen won from Pennington in base-ball by a score of IO to 8. The next day was a fortunate one for Princeton. The first championship game of Lacrosse was played with Stevens at Hoboken. Princeton won by ro points, Stevens failing to score. In the afternoon Yale played the second championship game with Princeton, on the 'Varsity grounds. The contest was close and exciting, Princeton winning by a score of I4 to rr. Hon. Rowland Hazard lectured in the Old Chapel on Thursday and Friday, on the subject of Money. i' I , l I ,f M., ' hx M. 51.38 '37 ,f 1? .1 ,Q , aaglggilizqwlf ,L . fmfif- ni ,Q . llttll It ia , , ill? ff . wig, itfwyy. fs i?fl3!',-fl9'.'.i, ' Q :':?I'!i'f T as I l .,-.ll,'t4y .fav--.1 i llll1lill,i' ' -1' llluNl'flllhWl ' H NWN i fa. 'llllilwt fail. 1 i 1nllf:.'ilivW,w, 1 ',fLi'i,.,gZ,- fi WM f ' ifU 'W 1 f ,531 If wx -. ':a+, ,gg 4 Q3-.1 vw 4- 'lf J X., I - f-,M A Wi' W7 , X In the evening Whig Hall held her Preliminary Lynde Debate. Alexander, Life and Mitchell were chosen Debaters, with Gulick as alternate. The third championship game of base-ball was played with Har- vard, at Princeton, on the rrth, after ten innings Harvard won with 206 the score 9-6. The same day Lehigh was defeated in Lacrosse by Princeton, 6 to 0. The game between Princeton, ,Q2, and the Pottstown Hill School resulted in a victory for 192. Score, 9-2. In the Columbia Spring Games, Dolnn, ,9O, won the half-mile. Time 2 minutes. On the Ioth, the Glee and Banjo Clubs gave a concert at Mor- ristown. A few evenings later, the Freshmen Clubs performed in the Methodist Church, at Princeton. Base-ball, however, was the absorbing feature throughout the month. The remaining games in May were in the following order: 15th,'Varsity yy. University of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia. Score, I1-2. 18th, Yale fry. Princeton, at Princeton. Score, I2-9. Q10 inningsj zzd, Yale yu-. Princeton, at New Haven. Score, I3-I. 25th, Princeton fu-. University of Pennsylvania, at Princeton. Score, 16-11. 30th, Harvard yy. Princeton, at Cambridge. Score, 6-7. At a meeting of the College, in the English Room, on the 28th, D. D. Casement, ,9O, was elected President, and Glenn McKinney, ,QI, Treasurer, of the Base-ball Association. I Princeton won the Lacrosse championship by defeating Har- vard, at Cambridge, on the 18th, 3 to 1. In the Freshman Prize Speaking Contest in Whig Hall, I. M. Huston was awarded first prize, and B. Phinizy, second. At the Intercollegiate Athletics Games on the Berkeley Oval, May 25th, Princeton won two firsts and one second, Yale receiving the cup. The Freshmen played their last game of ball the same day, winning from the St. Lukes at Bustleton, by a score of 9 to 8. The Harvard game on the 30th, and the Andover game CII to 31 onthe 31st, brought the months events to an end, and with the close of May went Princeton's hopes for the pennant. f UNE. The month opened unpropitiously with a defeat by Harvard, in a closely contested game of ball at Cambridge. The playing was good throughout, and the score, 4 to 3, shows how even. Two days after the Freshmen defeated Lawrenceville, in base- ball, by a score of 7-5, and in Lacrosse, on the 7th, by 2 goals to 1. 207 The remaining 'Varsity games were as follows: The Rivertons were defeated at Princeton on the 5th, and the Highlands, at Monayunk, on the 8th. The South Brooklyns met the same fate at Princeton on the 12th 5 but Yale, three days later, defeated Princeton by a score of 6 to 5. WS . ., lsr-J.. . lea. Lag? I ' Q wa. V.. v e WL -fl ' Quinn JZ. J - 2 .aryl In , WW W .-. lfffff Q' . ll-'l frbgf My ' Iill lff txagohaffggllglgygt aw w. EFA? fl Cx? C C wi l i s 5lllCGfiilitiq'illli iiiQWf:4Qi'zi l aa- 1 sv m f t au K6 'il 68141, I ,J 1,1 ili i ff 0 'if .1 'wi .,,4'f7 'tt rmiZQ7'd I ' iq' I .Wi ff KXJX 0 -. ,ff , fl If x 7 ' - ,f 'f:l- - , The Summer examinations ended on the roth. The Caledonian Games, on the 15th, were of unusual interest because of the race between Cone-ff and Dohm, for the half mile championship of the United States. The run was close and ex- citing, Dohm winning in I-592. The Peace Cup was won by '9o. The Glee and Banjo Clubs gave their last concert Saturday evening. Several members of last year's club were among them, and the concert was -an excellent one. Dr. Patton delivered his first Baccalaureate sermon in the Chapel, on Sunday, the 16th, at II A. M. Monday was Class Day, and exercises were held in the First Church at 10.30 A. M., and around the canon at 2. 30 P. M. The Junior orations were deliv- ered in the evening. Francis Palmer won first prizeg E. B. Baxter, second, C. B. Williams, third, and K. L. Ames, fourth. An exhibition was given by the Gymnastic Association, at 10.30 on the morning of the 18th. The Lynde Prize Debates were delivered in the First Church that evening, at 7.30. R. E. Speer won first prize, C. B. Mitchell, second, and D. R. Todd, third. Still later that evening the Sophomore Reception was given. No efforts had been spared by 208 the Committee to make this a success, and the College combined to pronounce it one of the most brilliant events ofthe kind ever given at Princeton. Commencement proper was held in the First Church on the morning of the rgth. Such was the progress of the year '88-'89 at Princeton5 a period of no unusual interest, excepting that it marked the course of the new administration, which gave promise of a still brighter future for the College. 3 Cf' ll' WW l ill A f nw, - ' W '- Ai?- QQ' -'HI in fl ' f ,f 1 Le fQ f' 'lllll l f v e l f i .WP -gl ' I ' 'I C ' . l1nn. f,,, - R M ' ll' I i'i K '3 'JNL M' lm FD ' ' ef-K-Q- , f m 1 lil l f. hir, ' J f faa , r l 4 I l -f uf ,. in i l ' :1.5 fl 1-' 5. , .'.1.,,.-., M , 1, I T it ill , ' at 7 l ,Z aff ,Q aj 7 --C r r 5755i Ck' JH' .- Q If- w Im .. lllw U 'Hr , ,nu ini, i fl l 1' l . 11 1UlIU.TjL5 i gl, p Q3 . , J p ll ' C ,i -wwununr J , zog INDEX. Alumni Association, Annual Commencement, Athletics, . Calendar, . Class Officers, . Class Organizations, College Buildings, College Ofiicers, Directory, . Eating Clubs, . Faculty and Instructors, . Fellows, -... First Lynde Prizeman for six years, First junior Orators for six years, . Graduating Class, . . Literature Organizations, . Maclean Prizemen for six years, Miscellaneous, . . N ecrology ,.... Presidents of the College of New jersey, Post Graduates, . . . ' . Retrospect, . Salutamus, . States Represented, . Summary, . Trustees of the College, . Valedictorians for six years, PAGE. 181 163 75 5 ro 16 193 IO 46 147 7 II 178 179 176 51 179 III 192 194 I2 195 3 46 44 6 178 COLLEGE CHEERS: UN1v121is1'rx' or Pr:xNsvr.vANIA- Hoorah ! Hoorah ! Hoorah I Penn- syl-van-i-a ! HARVARD- 'Rah, 'rah, 'rah I 'rah, 'rah, 'rah ! 'rah, 'rah, 'rah ! Harvard ! YALE-H 'Rah, lrah, rah! 'rah, ,1'E1l'1, 'rah I 'rah, 'rah, 'rah ! Yale F PRINljE'l'0N- I'I'L'l1'1'B.yl hurray! hurray! Tiger-sis-s-s ! boom ! ah E CORNELL- Cornell ! Cornell ! Cornell l I yell, yell, yell, Cornell I Co1.uM1sIA- Hurray! hurray! hurray! C-o-l-u-m-b-i-a! NVnsLEYAN- 'Rah, 'rah, 'rah ! Wesleyan E Rurczms- Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Bow-wow-wow? VVIl,LIAhIS-- iRal1l 'rahl 'rah! VVillyums! yums! yums! Willyums ! DARTMOUTH-- Wah, who, wah! wah, who, wah !-da, didi, Dartmouth ! Wah, who, wah ! H LEHIGH- Hoo, Rah, Ray? Hoo, Rah, Ray? H'ray ! Hlrayl H'ray! Lehigh E Looks a little dull in cold print. Snap and spirit and get there just the same. No mistaking what such noisy fellows mean. They'll jump out into the world with the same sort of enthusiasm. But shouting isn't what wins. No level-headed col- lege man expects it to. I-le will buckle down to business just as he buckles down to Greek or trigo- nometry. That's the only way to succeed. But he wouldnlt amount to Vrrtiucli if glued to the desk. A bit of foot-ball, a spin on the water, a couple of hours on the diamond helps the book work, and there's no better way to expand lungs than toimake holes in the circumambient air with the alphabetical chain-shot that glorifies alma maieff. ' Work and play. Season the stern realities of life with the spice of sport and good-fellowship. So shall the world always show you mellow spots amid its hard placesg so shall the fires of youth keep up a kindly glow until you pass far beyond the frost- line. ' JOHN WANAMAKER. xi. - 14 RICHMQND Straight Cut N.-if? frfl 1 f1:.,..g. N:FJ ' F' ' 1'1 ' 'n 3 - :I . ' . S ff N 9 jiliis. 5 ' x Q Y ' sus- i '. x X xN .i L-. e Y 1- - ' Xx . X XNXQXQ'SkA:b XX N Nb ' . x t CIGARETTE SMOKERS who are willing to pay zt little more than the price charged for the ordinary TRADE CIGARETTES, will find THIS BRAND superior to all others. THE RICHMOND Straight Cut No. 1 Cigarettes are made from the brightest, most delicately flavored and highest cost Go LD LEAF grown in Virginia. This is the OLD AND OR1c1NAL BRAND OF STRAIGHT CUT Cigarettes, and was brought out by us in the year 1875. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, and observe that the FIRM NAME AS BELOXV is on every package. ALLEN 81 GINTER, lvlanutacturers, ' RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Theeeiore B. Siarr, 206 FIFTH A VEIVUE, zWaa'zs0fz Sgzzare. Bef. 25272 aaa' 26M Sireefs. NE W' YORK. fHOSE zkz search W' gifs W' fZ77lZd7ZE7Zf value amz' deszlgfzedfor persona! use, will jimi za our sfaek Me fzzllesz' expresszbrz qf fhezr wafzis. IN SOLID SIL VER. Elaboralepzeeesfor Me table: Tea Serwzkes, delabra, Boa-Ban dzlvhes, eie. The many arizkles for Me needs gf Me z'0z'!ez'.- Brushes, Harzd llfzrrors, ' fewel Caskets, eie. The fzzzmerazzs regzezszfes far persona! use, Dzkmer Servfzkes, Can as Boubomzzeres, Card Cases, Malek Boxes, 1721? Sfands, Pert- X?7zz'7Jes, Pefzholeiers, eff. GOLD. The Zaiesz' deszlgvzs W' Gala' ana' Enamel jewelry, zkz I4 and 18 carais: Rings, Pms, Vesf Caazkzs, Braeelefs, Sleeve Bzzifaizs, Scary' Pins. efe. DIAMOJVDS ana' ofber Preezkms Slaaes, rzehly mezmlea' zh Neck laces, Brooekes aaa' Pefzdanfs, Rzezgs, efc., and arranged wztl careful regard Z0 proper 6'077ZbZ3ZlZl'Zb7Z. IN xii. Z The Home? Lee xamle fvbfe Company, TRIB UNE B UJLDJNG. PRJNTJNG HO USE SQ UARE, NE W YORK. Alb 'ZF T613 Company engraver seczzrzlzkfs z':z cafjarzlzzbf wzfh ilu' rcgzzzrezlzefzfs qf Ike New York and Lofzflafz Sfack Excllafzges and Me Parzlv Bozzrse. HENRY WHELEN. HENRY WHELEN, Jn. ROB'T COLEMAN DRAYTON WM. N. WHELEN. CHAS. S. WHELEN. J, HUNTER EWING. TOWNSEND WHELEN 81 CO. Q MEMBERS PHILADELPHIA 6: NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGES. Bankers and Stock Brokers. All Classes of Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on commission and carried on favor- able terms. Interest allowed on Deposits subject to check at sight. Appraisements of Estatesmade free of charge. ESTABLISHED 1837. 309 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. xiii T. B. SWEET, l7l'UJl-llltfllf. Geo. M. NoBi.E, Vz'ce-Presidelzf. The Kansas Loan and Trust Go. CAPITAL, S600,000. SURPLUS, 5B60,000. Negotiates Loans upon Improved Farm and City Property. LOANS NEGUTIATED, 520,000,000 VVRITE OR CALL FOR REFERENCES OR INFORMATION. Home OFF-ICC, TOPEKA, KANSAS. , BOSTON OFFICE: NEW YORK OFFICE: 153 Devonshire Street, No. 96 Broadway. PHILADELPHIA OFFICE: Provident Life and Trust Building. OUR CAMERAS PHOTOGRAPH THE WORLD! 15,000 SOLD SINCE OCTOBER, 1886. an f'I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I 1 riiziiiiliir Th ,c.n,srmu's E' i.:i'i:a:::, fag f .1 mnhlw lflinlilu f ' xv! Us ji ::::5:Q,::.::'e:., I -mililsauigiil 17 T 'liillflI!ii'iilli0!li .I..iiiiiii.iei!:ie!::!s ' ' E ,A , . ..-. . I-T Ti N I I. I ,, li n i' T T i ii it . . ur ,if T hX . ,f, 1 .iii .,i iii., rn, fr ni .ii J' it rf. T Vest Camera in Position forTime Exposure. T Wonderful Photographic Inventions. C. P. STIRN'S PATENT CONCEALED VEST CAMERAS. With the new shutter for time and instantaneous exposures, in a handsome polished black walnut, plush-lined Carrying Case. Size No. 1, 6 in. Diameter, 1 lb. in VVeight. Fine Nickel-plated Apparatus, with 6 Plates for 36 Pic- tures,1M in. Diameter, S10.00. Size No. 2, 7 in. Diameter, IZ lb. in Vlfeight, with G Plates for 24 Pictures, 25 in. Diameter, S15.00. This Camera is carried under the coat or vest, invisible to the eye, and is always ready and in focus. Our new PANORAMIC CAMERA, THE WON- DER, just out. Size 'of box, 4x4x6 in., makes pictures Byg in. wide, 18 in. long, S30.00. Any one can make his own pictures with our Cameras. Send for new 56-page Illustrated Catalogue, free, or stamp for specimen Vest Camera Photograph, to STI R N 8L LYO N , 20 Park Place, N. Y., U. S. A. Sole Agents for the United States and Canadas. AGENTS AND CANVASSERS WANTED EVERYWHERE. xiv. F. A. NORTH 8a CO. 1308 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA. OUR SPECIALTIES! LUSCOMB BANJUS, HOWARD GUITARS, J. CUENDET MUSIC BDXES, FINE STRINGS AND TRIMMINGS. A VERY FINE LINE OF MANDOLINS, ZITHERS, AUTOHARPS, vlol.lNs, coRNETs, METRONOMES, E1-c., E1-c. EXTENSIVE DEALERS AND PUBLISHERS OF MUSIC AND BOOKS SEND FOR CATALOGUE. MERWIN, I-IULBERT EQ CO. High Grade Sporting Goods, No. 26 WEST 23D STREET, NEW YORK. GIRARD Heuse, Chestnut and 9th Street, G- M- M2335 Rt PHILADELPHIA. OUR OWN MILLS AND THE MILLS OF THE WORLD. IVINS, DIETZ 81 IVIAGEE, Carpetings in Bewildering Variety AND AT LOWEST PRICES. ' IZI7 MARIQET STREET, PHILADELPHIA. 'CROUCH 81 FITZGERALD, Sole Leather, Saratoga, Dress Trunks FINE LEATHER GOODS, ETC. 723 Sixth Avenue, below 42d St. f 1. 556 Broadway, below Prince St. ' I4 Cortlandt St., near Broadway N EW YO RK. xvi. DUDES. Ever since the dawn of the dude the world has gone Wild with laughter over what he wears and what he does. fWe say nothing about the single eye-glass mandl Likely the mummies did the same in their day. They did it when he brought out the stove-pipe hat. They did it when he took to trousers, W'hat is he, after all, but a man ayear or two ahead of the rest of usg the prophet of the peculiar. He Wears English Clothing just now. He is in love with it. He comes to us for it. For, strange to say, we sell Finer English Qver- coats than they do in London. Indeed, except those we make ourselves, we don't know any Over- coats under the sun as fine as those we got the London tailors to make for us this season. A big diamond wouldn't distinguish you more. We have some hundreds of Overcoats, and some suits. All we are after just now is to sell one to one man in each class. VVe're sure of fifty more as soon as he gets back to Princeton. S. M. WANAMAKER 81 CO. The Finest Clothing House in America, 818, 820 CSL 822 CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA. 'offman I-louse, MADISON SQUARE, C. H. READ dz CO., PROPS. NEW YORK' A. E. CHASMAR 81 CO. Art Stationers, Engravers and Printers 833 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. COLLEGE, CLASS DAY AND FRATERNITY TNVITATIONS, PORTRAITS, ETC. , MAKERS OF UNIQUE AND ARTISTIC MENUS, PROGRAMMES, DANCE CARDS AND FAVORS. SEND FOR OUR NEW SAMPLE BOOK OF STATIONERY AND ENGRAVING. COLLEGE PRINTING A SPECIALTY. 1 j BANJO INSTRUCTION. Ladies' par- ijl. 9 lors. Private lessons only. Catalogue ., ,, :faerie mailed, terms reasonable. EDwrN C. 'IQ' Q51 f E DoBsoN, sole manufacturer and patentee QNHQP' of the Orchestra Banjo. Call and examine before going elsewhere. EDWARD C. DOBSON, 1428 Broadway, lmy only place of businessl. No branch studio Banjo instruction by the champion winner of the Gold Medal at Steinway Hall, April 30. 1883, who has just arrived from England, and has opened a new banjo studio to teach ladies and Gentlemen. Edward C. Dobson iizisplayed for the whole royal family-to her Majesty the Queen, Prince and Princess of XValeS, Princess Louise, Duke of Edinburgh, Duke of Cambridge, Count Glessent, Lord VViltshire, Lord Herbert Vane Tempest, Lady Sullivan, Lady Vane Tempest, Lady Cook, Lady Astley, Lady Maynard. The programme can be seen at DobSon's studio, 1428 Broadway, bet. 39th and 40th Streets. EDWARD C. DOBSON, the Champion of England and America, teacher of james Garfield, jr., and Capoul, the opera singer. ATTENTION I STUDENTS I HE EYES examined and corrected. Should your eyes trouble you when studying, we correct. prescribe lenses, and examine the eye without Atropia QBelladonnaj or any unpleasant treatment. We guarantee to give you entire satisfaction. OFFICE I-Iouggz Gffldllllff Z'7Z Ofltlzlf, 9 A- M- 10 4 P- M- Cor. State and Warren Sts., Trenton, N. j. xviii. JOHN FORSYTH E, MANUFACTURER OF lMl'OR1'ER OE FINE DRESS SHIRTS. IVIEN'S FURNISHINGS. 2Ol BROADWAY, Next Door Lo Western Union Building. FOEJSYTEEJS CCLLAIEQJS Are more popular than ever. EI. Qlfewz Acwvb 332560591917 1 919 . 7 fQ2Ege'oc.Iy4 cwlfb gggcwifofcof, S. 3. Qofcwez 52601425 cafmb flfccfiv Sheets, 6.?LIMfIfo.bQ,'Kp-Pwcv. THE E.. S. GREELEY :SL CO . GENERAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, f - Q I 5 AND 7 DEY STREET, NEW YORK. I I II I I fth ost - 1 f A I I I ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENT Instruments and Batteries 'K-II XXX X Hivhest Grade Precision and I I I xx fEf f II' I If R Iii 0 e Very ,b . I - i Y . .I , 3 C, n ancy, Quality and Finish the Bestin the f I LIIII E Vlforld. Catalogue of Standard Test Instru- ,' 1, II 5 mentsfurnished upon application. Illustrated - 'f XIIIII ' ' gy Circular of Lamps and Lamp Novelties upon I H 'Tix apiilication. I I -2 I I 'fzzfm MINIATURE INGAIDESGEIIT LAMPS. I KENIN EDY 84 OU RTIS, 708 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GUNS, E RIFLES, E PISTOLS MATERIAL, AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. xix. HERMAN SONNTAG, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, I2 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK. 1 ,, ss, im.: I .I 1-..-I-I----A----1-:gl-4 L5 -5 X A A 1 it ,il I F ,.-'KQV w x SONS!-ITIQSIEJNED Nepal IQIOIQ 581230377 A SPECIALTY, A FULL LINi OF GUITARS, VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, FLUTES, ZITI-IERS, 8cc., ALWAYS ON HAND. Also, First Quality Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings C. F-'. SA C. E. 3' Brown 62 Co. V 5533? E Cflall Paper, window Shades, AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS. 321 CANAL- STREET, TELEPHONE CALL, SPRING, 454. NEW YORK. XX. Z 1 iff! ,S .4 ' I N N - .3 v .xx X WILLIAM M. LEIGIII CEKAOTHING, Mens .' Furnishing .' Goods AND i NETIONS. Flannel Shirts and Tennis Suits. Qmzss SUITS A SPECIALTY. NASSAU HQTEL BUILDING PRINCETON, N. I. Ga Nun 85 Parsons, X SPECTACLES, 0 ' Oculists' Prescriptions re EYEGLASSES, ceive our most careful LORGNETTES, , and prompt attention. X No. 5West 42d St. h and Sixth Avenu NEW YORK- F e Dress Qiirt Making a Speciwy. BOWKER 84 SWAIN, IVIen's Furnishing Goods, No. 814 Chestnut Street, - PHILADELPHIA. LARGEST RETAIL BICYCLE STORE IN AIVIERICA. Sole Importers of the world-renowned QUADRANT Safeties. ..- Ei f XX I I tf I W vw STRONG Sc GREEN CYCLE CCD. 707 Arch Street, Philadelphia. xxii. O OTHER LifeiPolicies as liberal cost as little money, no others as cheap give as niueli for the money, as those of HE QRAVELERS oi: HARTFORD, coNN. Best either for Family Protection or Investment of Savings Non-forfeitable, World-wide, lowest cash rate. A ir A 4 BENEDICT'S TIIVIE. ir . AMONDS AND WATCHES DI A SPECIALTY. Importers and Manufacturers of Watches, Diamonds, Chains, Rich jewelry and Silverware. E P TENT SLEEVE AND COLLAR BUTTON, STRONG, DURABL THE BENEDICTII IS OUR A ND GOLD AND SILVER. EASY TO ADJUST. IN EDICT BROTHERS BE N , REEPERS OF THE ci-rv TIME. Benedict Building, 171 Broadway, cor. Cortlaridt Street, N. Y. ' ESTABLISHED 1821. AN EWAY 81 CO., Manufacturers of Wall Paper FACTORY AND WAREHOUSES ON WATER STREET, NEW' BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY. RETAIL DEPARTAIENTZ CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND WATER STREETS. N E. MORLEY CO., J O I-I Successor to GEO. A. CASTOR 81 Co. Fashionable Tailorfs, PHILADELPHIA. Cor. Chestnut and Eighth Sts. FIRST-CLASS WORK AT MODERATE PRICES. OUR LATEST PREMIUM OFFER. A FINE HOLIDAY PRESENT. H HE PRESBYTERIANH and THE DORE BIBLE GALLERY. CONTAINING 100 FULL PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS, FROM GENESIS TO REVELATION. BY GUSTAVE DORE. UARTO Size 92 by 12 Inches. ROYAL Q . , A . We have purchased fi quantity at a low rate. VVe will Send DOre'S Bible Gallery, ludmg the Presbyierzmz, one year, for 34.00, Or the book free to any one who will Send ' of the Pre.v6yz'erz'an IS 32.65 a year, or in Inc us two new subscribers at 52.65 each. The price clubs 32.00. MUTCHMORE 81 CO., Publishers, 1510 CHESTNUT. STREET, PHILADELPHIA xxiv. SCUDDER at DUNHAM. :IL fp ouR FALL AND WINTER PREPARATIONS TO CATER TO THE WANTS or OUR PATRONS ARIS coIIIfLI5'I'E IN EVERY DlL'I'AII,. sg. TURCOIVIAN PORTIERES, . . 33.50 to 325.00 per pair. LACE CURTAINS, .... 75 cents to 8525.00 INGRAIN CARPETS, All Wool, . . 50 cents to 65 cents Cotton Chain, . 37 4-9 BRUSSELS CARPETS tTapestryJ . 50 80 BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS. . . 92 351.25 Rugs, Art Squares, Draperies and Upholstery, Curtain Poles, Shades, etc., etc. I3 NORTH GREENE ST. ei: 22 SL 24 EAST STATE ST. TRENTON, N. J. PREMIERE QUALITE CIGARETTES. A SUPERB ARTICLE. The Sm- dard of purity and excellence. The faultless union of two matchless tobaccos prevents that dryness of the throat usually produced by smoking OtlI6l l31'3lldS. Do not allow prejudice to prevent you from 'l' ' it giving this incomparable Cigarette a trial. It is simply perfection, a luxury and not at low-priced article. OUR VANITY FAIR AND VARIOUS SMOKING MIXTURES ARE THE FINEST FOR THE PIPE. I6 First Prize Medals. WM. S. KIMBALL Sz CO. XXV. W h y W a I k SAFETY BIEYIILES render clycling practical to all, both sexes, old and young. VVe have them at rices ranging from S12 to 5135, and will be pleased to send you a catalogue if you will write us for it. HART CYCL When You Can Ride? E CO., 811 Arch St. URIIINAHY BIBYBLES are still selling to young and active riders. VVe have over a hundred second-hand, all sizes, which we have marked at extremely low prices. We publish a monthly price list of these machines which we will mail free on application. , Philadelphia. PIONEER CYCLE HOUSE. BICYCLES. TRIGYCLES. VELOCIPEDES. - Stop at - MERRITTS HQTEL, 39 EAST IZTH STREET, Bet. Broadway and University Pl., N. Y. European Plan. Rooms 31.00 and upwards per day. Best Rooms, Beds and Attendance. Perfect quiet. Accessible to Street Cars, The- atres, etc. Guides for sight-seeing supplied. CLIFTON N. E. MERRITT, PROPIUETOR. Late Metropolitan l-lotel, N. Y. S H SHOES E S For Every Age! For All Ueeel IN EVERY FORM OF APPROVED STYLE. t' THE BEST IS THE CHEAPI-DST. Shoes that it well not only look better, but also wear better than poorly Iitting ones. X ALEXANDER'S, Sixth Avenue and 23d St., New York. CATALOGUE MAILED FREE ON APPLICATION. xxvi. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. PETER COOPERQS' A lazfgkaz' Gelazime. For WINE fELLfES, BLANC MANGE, CHARLOTTE RUSSE. Our PuZ'z1e7'zl2'ed Gelzzfzkze zlv Me mos! 6'01l'U671Zfllf forfaffzfly use, as ly n'guz?'e.v 7121150 less fzhzf I0 zizksofffe. THOMAS HOWELL, MERCHANT TAILOR, 1 3 NEW STREET, NEWARK, N. J. FINE CLOTHING AT REASONABLE RATES. I s' I 13th STREET ABOVE CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Students will find it the FINEST and BEST HAIR CUTTING ROOM in the country. ALSO ALL KINDS OF BATHS. THE CHAMPIUN ClIP. A new improvernent GAP J u 1n eyeglasses Patented August 16 1886. Can be adjusted to any nose. Feel comfortable and look elegant. Also a full line of powerful Opera, Field and Marine Glasses, Photo- graphic Outfits, Magic Lanterns, Barorneters, etc., etc. MEYROWITZ BROS., Opticians, S. E. cor. 23d St. and Fourth Ave., New York. N. B.-Prescriptions of 00RluBtS receive 0ur Special Attention. xxvii. 15 offers Superior Grades, Fashionable Shapes. STEWART THE OUTFITTER. excels in beautiful shapes g Silks of elegant and novel designs. , ST gives prompt attention to mail orders. prices are popular. ' J. S. STEWART, 29 Church Street, New Brunswick, N. J, FINEST FOOTWEAR Q AT 7 I HQARDING 81 IVIANSFIELD S W1-1oLEsALE AND RETAIL BOOT AND. SHOE HOUSE. ' Shoes to measure and work to order on shortest notice. Largest and best assortment. Athletics' shoes in great variety. 9 PEACE STREET, NEW BRUNSWICK, N. T. fv F. S. KATZENBACH 84 CO. Hardware, Cutlery, Heaters, Ranges, IVIanteIs and Stoves, GAS FIXTURES, PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, Etc. No. 35 East State Street. M D ST 5 E :rw y TE .EaHTANTHoNrito IEiKgt3Z 591 BROADWAY , Taft an I 'J V, T :gli . I. 5 . , ,.25-FIQIIIIIAI f ,I ,ri Iiij , I' -'Q'-HIIA1 .I IF, .I-N T r if . 'I ,I ZJII A N . ' 55 5 ' HAH fr' E5 IMI .HIIIIIIA,ITIIIII,I.III.I . . at If 'E.545.1.9IZIIIIIEIIII - , H II .EXW ...I ,T I. ra We 1 fri' I r M Q. mi' . f Xa' f 4? 4'.. :QIWARIIII . +2 , 'if ' .ali .'NIgI1.fPEII:'I 3' IH I 'U If , r , t.,.af's5f,JI:,I.eIrg+gIrzIilrrj' I 2 .I aflr. I 1 3 rr tl ie 'III1rrIfIr'IIIIIIWI Q w 2- 3 W IIIIIIII'xI'I2 I IIIAIIRIIIIII - tr I I fr' IIIIII IIIHW-Q Thief I Z w .I III .II1'1:.IIs IsfI III I it ' 0 I X I.Mr IIfIIII'Y I ' 5, X A .I -,,II1.I.iX,I3gIlHE, D rv.. 'l.r'Iw.,, .If !,,.I I. II P E 5 f trip .M ,,.,,,1vI.,,j , U3 HE 'Lf ' .II-I.. 3 T T T 35 WIIIII. I P E fm Iegfflfi ' LW I Z 51'-': 5'gI U - ,U . ' 'II , .A 13? I. .'Q.f -1l.IA' I U, I I I a P . I I' 4.f'1II4A'I' 1, 1 3 J .s sl' - ' .V .W ' 'L' fi X I4 1 'I 1.II.NIIQIQIIIIIIIIIII . 1. lx gage Q -f' mi.e':.1ggIIz5I.Wlr :l -4 f . .I 1r:..:'r.+. 'f'e.-,iff gpg'-r, 4aI1Ir..,g,:.fI?I5III,,, -I Q Nb If W ' T' A 1 5i.iHI.aI1IIA ' - -11, ax -. A-,N LE,,,,?.Ii-W,-,1.I Z Aw. .sf f ' P It Em r X W III ' ER- , W, e1.3fiEIrIarIrI,IH P r 'J sf-6, , S -F D :+f22zQrIrIrI'lI1HI'IIHIII '- . , I .. af., . ...III .I .N NI OMAHN ' AMATEUR-PHO ...... 'xxviIi. - ELVILLE HATS Wu -e+1 comsmt ii AND -S Style Jwwwwg Quallty. ..,, . uaJ,pf'f'3:5'-'2I'c.,::-Q rw ,,. . 5 , 5- yf1Q:fg?:W 3 0 3 - 5 5 21' f inmfe i, Q ummmvf 6 'fi -JULY 25-X51 ASK YOUR HATTER FOR THEM. Hotel Lafayette PHILADELPHIA. 5 TERMS 1 American. Plan: 53.00, 53.50 and 5400. BATHS EXTRA. European Plan: 51.00, 51.50 and 52.00. BATHS EXTRA. L. U. MALTBY. xxix. HOTTEL sr THE HATTER ALWAYS IN STOCK ALL THE LEADING STYLES. Also a Large Assortment of Silk and Gloria Umbrellas. AGENT FOR DUNLAP,S CELEBRATED HATS. 33 East State St., T renton, N. J. A0 NASSAU' I-IOTE L, .lit PRINCETON, N. J. QJ7 - Q -R-Zhu A. D. COOK, PROPRIETOR. 'Rr Q 1. U YZ- -yo STEAM HEAT, ELECTRIC BELLS E E sz- 9 ' 55 .iff fj 'Sis QI HENRY B. BAYLES, Successor to H. B. BAYLES 81 CO., DEALER IN L Groceries and Provisions, OPPOSITE DIOKINSON HALL. CENTRAL HOTEL. J. H. rvlccLosKEY. - VVITHERSPOON ST. PRINCETON, N. J. MEALS4 AT ALL HOURS. XXX. THOUSANDS of Princetonians, although living so near TRENTON, do not know of the many attractions that city possesses. There are times when they will rush off to New York or Philadelphia in search of Rrtielqg of Uertu aqd Briq-a-Brac for Libraries or Parlors, or are seeking something as a gift for Wed- dings and Birthdays, when a short trip to Trenton and a visit to the llamous jzlrt Establishment ee 650014 ag flaouas, will satisfy nearly all demands when in need of Attractive Designs in every new and pleasing article that presents itself in the market in works of art. Cook 81 JAQUES make and keep in stock most beautiful Diamond Works in Earrings, Brooches, Lace Pins, Finger Rings, and all Hue grades of Watches for Ladies and Gentlemen. T O I'1ORSFORD'S Acm PHOSPHATE. Prepared according to the direction of Prof. E. N. Horsford. This preparation is recommended by Physicians as a most excel- lent and agreeable tonic and appetizer. It nourishes and invigorates the tired brain and body, imparts renewed energy and vitality, and en- livens the functions. Dr. P. W. THoMAs, Grand Rapids, Mich., says: One of the best of tonics. It gives vigor, strength and quiet sleep' Dr. H. K. CLARKE, Geneva, N. Y., says: It has proved of great value for its tonic and revivifying iniiuencef' Descriptive pamphlet free on application to BEWARE OF suas'rrru'res R f h ,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,.S, um ord C emical Works, Providence, R. I. CAUTION.-Be sure the word HHORSI-'ORD'S is printed on the label. All others are spurious. Never sold in bulk. xxxi. ohm etterseu 85 Ce. TAILORS AND IM PORTERS. THE PATTERSON BUILDING, 25 and 27 West 26th Street NEW YORK. I-IE LARGEST STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH WOOLENS FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR EVER IMPORTED BY A MERCHANT-TAILORING FIRM. CORRECT LIVERY, HUNTING AND RIDING GOODS ' OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. LADIES, DEPARTMENT. A FULL LINE OF RIDING-HABIT CLOTHS, BEAUTI- FUL DESIGNS AND RARE COLORINGS IN CHECKED AND STRIPED PATTERNS FOR COSTUMES--ALSO, A COMPLETE STOCK OF BROADCLOTI-IS FOR LADIES' WEAR, INCLUDING ALL THE LATEST SHADES. SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR FILLING ORDERS FOR BRAIDED COSTUMES IN ORIGINAL AND INTRICATE PATTERNS. ESX' 9 ,N . if? T5 1-1. x g' , , - 523,57 K. ' Q 4- . '4 7 A e t' l weY Kf e- J we .f f r.-it F'fWi -n THE Wi-1o1.E:soME. EDUCATOR OF MILLIONS. . , ,Q Q . ' s THE , X FREE f ' LEADING 1 ' 'ro New 4 55 0 l o s SUBSCRIBERS WRITERS' A YEAR If ' d .- .....iTl.Z'3.i.'f.Z'l2Ti'iiZ?1f.iZi'ifQT5.5t.i.?d' - S SIXTEEN PAGES , the Ledger willhe sent to you FREE till U1 fit fJ ,1890, dtl Z..i5..'Z...2?Zill....y.?.?...QEi f GELEBRATED g EVERY WEEK thatdate. 5 . . 405 I 4 Anrlsrs. r, ,I 0 'oo Special Features. Herbert Ward, Stanley's Companion. Herbert Ward, the companion of Stanley in his explorations in Africa., is the only white man connected with Stan1'ey's Africanhexplorations Who has ever returned alive from the Dark Continent. U liir. Ward's articles, running through eight numbers of the Ledger, are ot the most intensely interesting description, and cover five years of his adventures in Africa, and they Wi he illustrated by sketches made by Mr. Ward, and by the reproduc- tion of photographs taken in Africa. These pictures will throw much light upon the manners and customs of tho hitherto unknown cannibal tribes of Africa. The Story of a Forsaken Inn. CA SERIAL STORYJ By Anna Kallzarine Green. Life in British America. By Rev. E. R, Young. -Being the adventures and experiences of Rev. E. R. Young, the celebrated missionary, and his wife during their residence in the Polar region, twelve hundred miles north of St. Paul, in which Dr. Young narrates how he tamed and taught the native wild Indians of the Northwestg how he equi ped himseltfor and how he made his- perilous sledging and hazardous canoe trips when visiting all the Indian settlements within five hundred miles of his home. Hon. Henry W. Grady Contributes a series of six articles on the Wonderful Development ofthe Industrial Pursuits of the New South. These sketches were written especially for the L' Ledger- and are being published now. American C00kel'y. QA SERIES OF ARTICLESD By .Miss Parloa. Giving the reasons why it is imperfect, and some ways by which it may be improved. Nih i I isrn in R u55ia, By Leo Hartman, Nihilist. H Leo Hartman, a fugitive from Russian authorities, has been connected with the most- daring feats of the Russian Nihilists. Mr. Hartman shows how the intelligent people of Russia are becoming Nihxhsts in consequence of the despotism of the form of government. A participant in plots to kill the Czar, such as the blowing uga of the Winter Palace, he is able to give true information as to how this and other great schemes were accomphshe . The situation in Russia is sudicient to increase the love of every true American for our form of government. Extra. Souvenir Su pplements. Among these beautifully illustrated four-page souvenirs, which will be sent free to every subscriber, will he a. poem hy John Gretarlleaf Whittier, Illustrated by Howard Pyle. Written for the Ledger by Mr. Whittier in his 82d year. Another souvenir will be a beautifully illustrated poem written by F' Hon. James Russell Lowell. ' The Ledger wlll contain the beet Serial and Short Stories, Historical and Biographical Sketches, Travels, Wit and Humor, and everything interesting to the Household. , ther Contributors 'lor i890 are: Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett. Robert Lopuis Stevenson. M. W. Hazeltine. Mrs. Margaret Deland. Anna Qhellds. Thomas Dunn English. Mrs. Florence Howe Hall. A Josephine Pollard. George F. Parsons. Mrs. Madeline Vinton Dahlgren. Amy Randolph. Col. Thomas W. Knox. Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spoflord. Frank H. Converse. Rev. Dr. lohn R. Paxton. Mrs. Emma Alice Brown. G. F. I-lolder. Rev. Dr. .lames McCosh. Mary Kyle Dallas. Dr. Felix L. Oswald. Prof. S. M. Stevens. Marion Harland. Rev. Emory l. Haynes. Prof. I. H. Comstock. Clara Whitridae. Julian Hawthorne.. lames Parton. h Judge -Albion . Tourgee. Prof. W. 0. Kllchm. Rev. Dr. H. M-. Field. Marquise Lanza. ' Robert Grant. Harold Frederic. Address: ROBERT BUNNEFPS SONS, William Sl., NEW YORK CITY. INE BOOTS AND SHOES. Constantly on hand an extensive Stock of the best Goods manufactured, comprising all kinds of BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS, for Ladies, Gentlemen, Children, Misses and Boys. In fact, everything in the line of the Trade, At Moderate Prices. WILLIAM MQCLENAHAN, Especlal attention is called to our 23d Street and Fiourth Ave English Walking Boots f01' Ladies Young Men's Christian Association Building PACH BROTHERS, College hotographers, 341 BRQADWAY, N. Y. iw. F. Cox, EDRUGGlST,f? PRINCETON, N. J. STUDENT PATRONAGE SOLICITED. ENRY RUNYANS BOOKSTORE, Booiis, STATIONERY, WALL PAPER Newspapers, Magazines, Picture Frames, Balls, Bats, etc. Opposite First Church, 'UIQ PRINCETON, N. I PRINCETON SONGS FOR SALE. xxxiv. Tr W. LAVAKE, eweler, Qpt1C1an. ROGERS' SILVER AND PLATED WARE. SET'H THOMAS cl.ocKs. Non-magnetic and Illinois Watches A SPECIALTY. CANES AND UMBRELLAS. A FULL LINE OF Razors, Pocket-knives, Scissors and Shears. NASSAU STREET, PRINCETON, N. J, MARTINIS BARGAIN STORE Is the place to Buy Goods Cheap, and don't you forget it. All goods bought of me, if not satisfactory, can be returned. MY MOTTO IS BUY CHEAP AND SELL CHEAP. SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS. AND IF YOU DON'T SEE WHAT YOU VVANT ASK FOR IT. A. W. MARTIN. HENRY M. PENTZ, Practical Boot and Shoe Maker, FOOT-BALL AND BASE-BALL SHOES A SPECIALTY. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. ,PRINOETON, - - NEW JERSEY. GEO. THOMPSON, ae BOOKBINDER. OPPOSITE THE COLLEGE. PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY. A11 kinds of Bookbinding done with neatness and dispatch. Old books ' Re-bound to look as good as new. A FULL SUPPLY OF STUDENTS' NOTE BOOKS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. J. G. SKIRM, NVHOLESALE DEALER IN Whiskies and Foreign Liquors, Nassau Street, Opposite the College, PRINCETON, N. J. xxxvi, CHARLES E. SEGER, Fine Musical Instruments, FINEST IMPERIAL RUSSIAN GUT VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS. ALSO A LINE or SPORTING GOODS. IX I-rr K Dl'rsoN's TENNIS BALLS, BASE BALLS, VVAOON TONOUE Bivrs, THE SLOC TENNIS RACKET, E1-c. NASSAU STREET, PRINCETON. GEORGE KOPP, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN, FIOCKFORD WATCHES A SPECIALTY. SILVERWARE, PLATED AND SOLID Engraving Carefully Executed. Special Care given to Repairing TWO DOORS SOUTH OF P. O., PRINCETON, N. J JOHN E. MURRAY, Groceries, Provisions, Flour and Feed, OPPOSITE THE COLLEGE LIBRARY, ' PRINCETON, N. J. STRYKER ESL FOX, Stoves, Pumps, Ranges, Tinware, Q ROOFING., LEADERS, ac. Gas Fitting and Plumbing in all their Branches. JOBBINO PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO OPPOSITE NORTH COLLEGE xxxvii. JOHN V. DEY, .I se Dry Goods and Notions, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Comfortables, Blankets, Table Covers, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Etc. OPPOSITE COLLEGE LIBRARY. . A. TERHUNE, ' Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Traveling Bags, Umbrellas, College Ribbon. AGENT FOR YouMANs' FINE STIFF HATS. Boots and Shoes Made to Order Also, Running and jumping Shoes NASSAU STREET, PRINCETON, N. I. . FEURING, Merchant Tailor, Fancy Cloths and Cassimeres Constantly on Hand. CLEANING AND REPAIRING DONE AT LOWEST PRICES NASSAU STREET, Opposite the Library. OHN R. KRESPACH, General Upholsterer, DEAQQR NEW PARLOR SUITS, WINDOW SHADES. Hair and Husk Mattresses Renovated. Carpet Laying. NAssAU STREET, Below Methodist Ch h PRINCETON, N. J WM. C. C. ZAPF, DOCK AND JDE PRINTER, NASSAU STREET, PRINCETON, N. J. Printing of every description done in an artistic manner and with promptness. ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ALL CLASSES OF WORK. Attention given to engraving Vifeclding Invitations, Visiting Cards, etc., etc. SODA WAlI9EERilog?'ECIALTY. Q23 Dmueeism 34+ Also a varied assortment of Fancy and Toilet Articles. Fine Cigars. Prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. NASSAU STREET, OPPGSITE DICKINSON HALL. A. G. DGHIVI, Ce Cream Saloon, PURE ICE CREAM FRESH DAILY, Packed and Delivered to Rooms Without extra charge. FRESH CAKE, PIES, BISCUIT and RGLLS ALWAYS ON HAND. xxxix W. L. HAN KI NS, i Vlfholesale and Retail Dealer in DRUGS HND mnoiomss, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. ' Lamps and Chimneys of every variety. Arctic and hot Soda Vllater Vichy and Kissengen Water. Eating and Cooking Chocolate, Cararnels and Wallace's Fine Confections. IMPORTED KEY WEST AND DOMESTIC CIGARS! AND CIGARETTES. Pure Kerosene Oil, Pratt's Astral Oil, Kerosene Stoves and Fixtures Pure Condensed Coffee, Chocolate and Milk. Canned Lobster, English Pickles, Extract of Beef, Sardines, etc. Potted Chicken and Tongue. PRESCRIPT1ONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. OPPOSITE THE COLLEGE, -:- PRINCETON, N. .T oPEN AT Au. HOURS OF NIGHT. M. C. VANDEWATFR, Hardware, House Furnishing Goods LAMPS, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Em. . G. DURNER AND G. M. DURNER, Tonsorfial Studio, UNIVERSITY HOTEL AND NASSAU STREET, Opposite College Library, PRINCETON, N. I xl E. W. STREEPER, eksg N Cigars, Tobacco and Pipes NASSAU STREET, PRINCETON. VALENTINE ARN I-IEITER 1854 - 1889. Merchant Tailor and Clothier, ALL XVORK DONE IN LATEST STYLE. NAssAU STREET, PRINCETON, N. J Princeton House Ria? Restaurant 2043+ G. A. DOI-IM, Prap. OPPOSITE COLLEGE LIBRARY Dinner, - - - 50 cents. Rooms, 50 cents and upward, per Night. Oysters in Every Style. Meals at A11 Hours V GOOD STABLING. . A. WAITE al soN, Gent's Furnishing Goods, ATHLETIC AND GYMNASIUNT GOODS. COLLEGE RIBBON ARSH AND BURKE, IN Druggists and Apotheearies Perfumery, Lamps and Lamp Fixtures, Fancy Articles, Window' and Picture Glass, Looking-Glass Plates, Enameled Glass, Etc., Etc. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. Th co d pat :we of students and the p blic ge ally is respectfully request d MARSH BURKE, next do t the Post-Office. Olin alle , EQNFEGTQNER AND EATERER, NELSSQU SJEYGCT, Opposite North College, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY. X FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT. Confectionery of all kinds. Meals served every Day and Evening. OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE. QQ lxlii. 3 he Princeton Book Store. Fine Stationery, A'LprI21?1fZlIQfND' Blank Books, Etc. rinoeton ivery Stables. V. B. GULICK, PROPRIETOR. 23? HORSES TO BOARD. EORGE EGGERS, 5 Shaving and Hair-cutting ARTISTICA LLY DONE. OPPOSITE LIBRARY. Next Door to Dohm's 1 am prepared to buy F SECOND-HAND CLOTHING AND gg qc SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Fon CASH. Orders by Mail promptly attend to P. RILEY, WITHERSPOON STREET, PRINCETON, N. j. xlm. 16 EIGH 81 COOK, J Dealefsin Fancy and Staple Groceries, NASSAU HOTEL BLOCK, Princeton, N. A. G. CARPENTER, W',ilT,iZ1,,, 5 Stoves, Furnaces, Ranges, - PUMPS, TINWARE, DRAIN-PIPE, Etc. TIN AND SHEET-IRON NVORKER. PLUMBING AND GAS FITTIN ATTENDED To. Opposite the Post Omce' ELs'mB1.151-TED 8 Hats, Caps, Boots and Shces 411' OF THE LATEST STYLES. TENNIS S Es, TRUNKS, VALISES, TRAVELING BAGS, OvERsHoEs AND U OPPOSITE NORTH COLLEGE. VV. V. SCUDDER, ca ca F ine Grcceries, Nassau Street and Railroad Avenue. CHARLES W. SNIITI-I, IMPORTER, Menas Furnishings, 169 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Particular attention paid to the manufacture of Gentlemen's Linen Goods Dress Shirts, Collars and Cuffs to order in all Desirable Styles. OLLIE H. HUBBARD, Real Estate and lnsuranee Broker. Ins. REPRESENTS 'rx-IE Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S.-Travelers 1' d C A 'd tD t Phoe ' F' el surance Co of Hartford Conn Co., of Hart or , onn., cci en ep .- mx 1r n ., , . -National Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford, Coun.- Royal Fire Ins. Co., of Liverpool, Eng. .flfaney I0 Loan on B. and M.-Hozzses in Ren! :md Refzfs Callerted. Office, ARNHEITER BUILDING, PRINCETON, N. J. WM. A. DU RYEE, Heavy and Lxight I-larfdcuarfe, CUTLERY, WOODEN-WARE, PAINTS, GLASS, Etc., EIC. KEYS MADE TO ORDER. PRINCETON, N.J I PRIESTS DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE, COR. NAssAU AND MERCER Srs., PRINCETON. N. J. Prescriptions prepared at all hours, day or night, with care and dispatch. Soda Water . . . S Cold and Sparkling, with Pure Fruits and Cream Syrup . Q PRlEST'S WEST END ICE CREAM AND CONECTIONERY SALOON. The Very Finest Cream and Confectionery in the town. BRANCH STORE AT BAY HEAD., N. -I. xlv. 5 irst 85 each, STUDENT'S BOOK STORE, 3 N. W. are SPALDI 7 Athletic and Tennis Goods. ,izi . ,, ifq55:1'Q:g f fl4':Q1T.-:GQ-QQ? ? 5 5'..'5w2.:ig5,g ,'1z5555?fQff55:55l,EE 55555 IHS!! 5 5' Lf 2155 5-Wiiiiiisef ff..-,1e'1'1H:elnn5IE Z,LlJ55.m,1r 55555 ' .MEM g'f'4Ejh U55 5555555 '-fffgl. 555555555 .f f, HF? '??fE'E' F A f ' I'f f4 '7 -1:-.1ffff'5'? ., 1 ' f4f. Ifzbli I mmm!! r 5 r,,,,,n, II'lSl3 'II5lLu!1u IJ! I '1 J Mlhgfli I own' llilll, f lflLH!.IJ3lllf' -f 51 55 5 1 55 i lu A h x A 4:-:L vi - L xv I' 'fy ' ow' -12' ' ,, - ,..-5 3252:-Slge' Thus! 5f'.,x.111iE-.'ff4r - - i I I STURTEVANT HOUSE, ,, ,f ,,.L.x- .. ,,. ,-:wr .. -.,-W N., I ,,.:- -:fngplb fi. - . BROADWAY, 28th and 29th STREETS, NEW YORK Most Central Location in the City. European Plan. Rooms 31.00 per day and upwards. MATTHEW PIERSON, PROPR xlvi. ' The Popular GAME, .BY MAIL ON RECEIPT OF ONE DOLLAR.. HPRUGRESSWE HAMA THE LATEST SOCIETY FAD. Send stamp for Halma Rules, also Rules How to give 8, PROGRESSIVE IIALHA PARTY. E. I. HUHSMAN. 80 81. 82 William Si., N. Y. THE AMERICAN CLOTHING AND TAILORING Co. Students will find at our house, Leather Bootsg latest S'Cyl6S of cloth-finish Rubber Coats with Capesg Corduroy Pantsg all the leading styles of Dress and Daily Suitsg also, Custom Clothingg Suits to oroler, S20 and upg Elegant Pants to order, S5 and up. No matter what you want in the way of Clothing' call af THE AMERICAN CLOTHING AND TAILORING CO., Corner State and Warren Streets, TRENTON, N. J. A new departure: DRESS SUITS TO HIRE. Also, the latest fads in STORM AND CAPE OVERCOATS, from S10 all the way up to 330. R. H. ROSE: AND SON, ly HOTDGRAPHEES. fig VIEWS OF ROOMS PROMPTLY MADE, AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. A FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. AMATEUR MATERIAL CONSTANTLY ON HAND. xlvii. ?Q?ZQ?EQ??QRQ??Q?iQ?EG?2Q?lG?29?k?2Q?iQ?iQ?iQ?E?2Q?iQ?lQ?i?EQ?Zi The New Pofzby of Me EQUJTABL5 LJFE ASSURANCE' 50015 TY is cz simple Pfomzke fo Pay, amz' is A wzlfhowi concizklzbns on Me 56506. ffl? Sem! foff fiffculczffs aim' fu!! explamzz'z'07es, and cz Fd6SZ'77ZZ.!6 an fllm Z'dZlZl7f6 io HENR Y HALE, Mafznger M6f70f0!Z'fd7Z Dzlvfrztf, .Na 120 Bvfoaclway, New York. Ojicz I-!ou1'.v: 1.30 fo 3.30 P. M. R. F :S'TOC'K'TOZV, fr., Awaczlzle. ?2Q?E?Z4?Z5?2Q?li??i?2Q?Q?E??4?lQ?E5?Q?ZQ?lQ?ZQ?li?Z4?R?E2?E6?E2 j , 1 , xlviiif. . ff' Af., , L Jinf ARK E. H. BERGEN, M.D. W. G. CHASE, D.D.S. OFFICE HCURSI 8-9 A M' OFPIOE HOURS ' 1-2.30 P.N. 9 A.M. -1 P.M. 6-s RM. PRINCETON, N. J. 2 EM. - 5 RM. PRINCETON, N. J, J. I-LVVIKOFF, M.D. A.K.MACDONALD,M D 0FQT5fA'fSf'RS: UNIVERSITY PL., 1-3 P-NI. PRINCETON, N. J. e-9 RM. PRINCETON, N. J. DR. MARCUS W. PARDOE, SURGEON-DENTIST, MANSION HOusE, OFFICE nouns 8 A.M. - 6 P. M. PRINCETON, N. J. N 6122 PFJi.I'2C9k0l'2 Pwefawakorfvcy SGIQOOI, PRINCETON, N. J. H4 dnquiriena fTZC1Lj Be Cl.dC1PCfQ6CZl To QDI-eOiElenT Qaffon, of Qrincefon f5o??e9e, or Co 55. Eine, IJ-feaci-Mcnfiier.. l. WAP xqfq fp P EH wg 1 ' -- -ma il J 2 :L X: l. :E L5 1' X If H ll-Q W Z 3613 XXX if .a 'ii EUGENE R. COLE, D PRINTER, STATIONER AN ' No. I Vvilliam Street, NEW YORK. MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT, SI MAIDEN LANE + PRINTER OF Bri:-nk-Brac, Columbiad, Pnbfwog, Etc. ' I '!'9'5 '?55'!lllllIW im I Ili!-' pl :Ml l',ml'e'!'i:'l4 gn ! n 4 f iii 1 I v 917' pr .-if gl .f I Il 'iililgiifggggl , ,haw I ' ' ' :ww . 21:1 .M ' 1 iEil!iEgi:5Q?E 57 , - . ifigiinm' . ' A ' E ,lgli ffmg ll W 4 N 4 111 I Www! I E r 1 f HH WM r 1i. 17 ' EDW. K. TRYQN, JR., 81 Co. IO AND I2 NORTH SIXTH ST. PHILADELPHIA. SUPPLY DEPOT FOR A. J. REACH CO'S BASE-BALL GOODS. WRIGHT 85 DITSON TENNIS GOODS. NARRAGANSETT GYMNASIUM APPARATUS AGENTS EOR NEW MAIL, WARWICIC AND DART CYCLES. ALL THE 'LEADING MAKES OF AMERICAN AND ENGLISH GUNS, RIFLES AND REVOLVERS FISHING TACKLE, FOOT-BALL, LACROSSE. ATHLETIC GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION SEND FOR CATALOGUE. V Puoldtle Restaurant. ii? TABLE D'I-IOTE AND A LA CARTE. Seating Capacity, 1,000 Persons. Makes a specialty catering, city or country, with or without service. Ladies' Parlor and . Reception Rooms. Private Dining Rooms. View of Philadelphia pronounced superb. Four Elevators constantly running. Open from 7 A. M. to 8 P. 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