Princeton University - Bric A Brac Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)
- Class of 1890
Page 1 of 227
Cover
Pages 6 - 7
Pages 10 - 11
Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9
Pages 12 - 13
Pages 16 - 17
Text from Pages 1 - 227 of the 1890 volume:
“
he Speneerian Steel ens. IN a variety of numbers suited to all styles of Writing. Supe- rior in the essential qualities of dmfabzhiy, 67167272835 zjpazht, and elasizkzly. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS IN STATIONERY. lvison, Blakeman 85 Co. 753-755 Bw-E1was',N-Y. Our S5 Trousers to Order, equal other Tailors at 358. 5 Made and Trimmed in First-class Style. SUITS TOQ ORDER. It X520 Broad Wale Coat and Vest TO ORDER. Q GVER FIVE HUNDRED STYLES TO SELECT FROM. Send for self-measurement slip, or form clubs, and we will send one of V our best cutters to measure you. E, I,W1LsoN, MERCHANT TAILOR, 923 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. I Wedding Steel Plate Designs for A Fine Stationery Address, .d in our All Work is st manner Our unequaiiefl and long and Omy in the bridle us to produce the newest stsfles and most .artistic effects, experience, enal While our rev, Aiutation is a guarantee of the quality of our productions. Designs. Samples and Prices sent on application. Fraternity Stationery always on hand. HO knows when he is going to meet with an accident? No man. But we can tell you how to provide against the loss of time and money consequent upon the accident. For full particulars address IAM ES R. PITCHER, ' Secrefzzry aizdifllafzager 1 253, L- sz- ir f, A Sttm 'ze' EMT . gi W nf vglg f l ' K f 1 ' ' H , Q, 1 X Af n ul p . f4i :,i S L X W -, YE 'V X 1- t ' 4 if 7'li. il1V5W ' I ' i , AI' Q yifj ff OF THE Y lu4Z-:: UNITED -. STATES .- MUTUAL 4 ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION. Accfmfm- 320, 322 and 324 Broadway, New York. eal which by the PGY' Eminent coun- I the strongest al Bank, New York. I Bank, New York. Princeton. N. T. ' JOHN T. DUFFIELD, D.D., Princeton, N. I. Prof. WILLIAM LIBBEY, Jr., Princeton, N. T. For full information address or call upon H. M. MCDONALD, Treasurer, 2 Wall Street QUnited Bank Building, New Y W mix-runes Fon PIPE on CIGARETTEI THREE KINGS, Turkish, Perique and Virginia. ,L MELLOW MIXTURE, Turkish and Perique. 1 TURKISH and VIRGINIA. PERIQUE and VIRGINIA. gr , I GENUINE ruiiicisii. FLM: cu-rs, ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR THE PIPE: f vaiiiiy Fair. virginia rims. oid caoid. MONTE CRISTO, THE LATEST MIXTURE. ff F SALMAGUNDI, Granulated Mixture. KINIBALUS Unsurpassed in quality. Used by people of refined taste. HIGHEST AWARD AT BRUSSELS, 1888. TheFI2?E.im.ZELI.i.IfiEFZTeS WM. S. KIMBALL 81 C0-, FIFTEEN PRIZE IvIEoAI.s. ROCHESTER, N. Y. ii l was a fi e 5 as -as '11 4 e...u,,,-5:1 C U g-mscuO co '-D Q D- -Q 'U 0 R11 Z oo -GAVE Q - we 5003.52 Rs'f1o3P':: Us Ewa -:U 6 u gcE2 ,im - nfZf'3f'u3 L 52.22.55 ,E S.. -'I1 g.m fe 93 :SE gg S 5,2 5 1 f .. f . .12 bd E Q55-4 'S'E:lIw V Ili? 1ce5uCen . Q 5'gQ.U'f 3 5 Eg-35.573-C45 . -.ff-,n l w2?.5',,.1:f -' rn -- - ..-. 1-,jf--.' 5 :: 0 NQQEZLEQED- 1 Wh,'v'ifi 1-if mp- v-ff.l:'O 5' SLr1:F, E':0gE f yh Q2-41: li Sigma- 5 3 adfmmgie .5 i vfilrg 705524002 'A when 3: :ri 1' He- -aaa. 'N gala'--Q g e-Om 20'-'z -0,2 . F -'fri' M4505 ofvgg r.,'EO-QE 023 .J I H F!!! 11 u'f'- ..:1 -e ' :J ' 253 ' Mum' v 4 1727 'i -f1i'71 f'i,,'1- D '71 rag 'Q O 49 .... 8 0 ll 4 I, . .1-' -zz 0 we 1' -Des ' - 1-.fSI .wWl-.-.:: P-iPvfq: f'1: 0 'QF VU na 'J I- W ':f.t1xi!!1tarrv,g'glnl'l?1'.t'-'nf 'mo G s: 2- 7: E15 Q E23 ii 1f 5'a5: '7 '-Eff.,A555 ' E Us' 3 QUE 5 54 l- ge 04332 za , it wi ang s , f.: i ' ' 'rw-'P P' aggaswagg . .llUHlm:mp1y5.ll. eng. gag: e ww -'ff W- i T. - -- Wwe' l was Q2 - - xr-4-1-Swag 1 T Iflmggmoug V' ...ml D.-,-.C . Q 4 g:-Ev-4 gc i i .h P1S-ssnsxcnusnvnv VTNEM. , 0- 9,5 ' va' -1 gg are l n ilteiztraziiflz. i Q Q as ,, E3 - rd td C2 I- E A 5: ' - O-1 3 EE 3.9 3 , FADSYMILE nFnnjExwi'nirHl2fwn'?'Ff,Eg .. - 9' gg THE WONDER OF HEALING. SUBDUES PAIN AND INFLAMMATIONS. CONTROLS HEMORRHAGES. The best Known Lotion for Athletes, Cricket and Ball Players. It prevents or removes, almost instantaneously, all Soreness, Stiffness or Swelling, after rubbing or bathing the parts with the EXTRACT. lVe have testimonials from all the lead- ing athletes. CAUTIQN,-PoND's EXTRACT is sold only in bottles with the name blown in the Glass. H ESR is unsafe to use other articles with our directions. Ixsisr on having POND,S EXTRACT. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Rewzse all 1-7lZl'ft1f2'01ZJ n1zdsub:t1'!u!f.v. Price, 50c., cheap: Sl, cheaperg and S1.75, cheapest. POND'S EXTRACT CO.,A76 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. avwghl ercliaut ailors Sandford AND 31 CO- mporters. 16 West Twenty-third ig Street, All the Latest NEW YQRK. London Qfd at Fabrics OPPOSITE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. CONSTANTLY ON HAND. A Ill HUGHES 55 MULLER, 1. AILORS, PHILADELPHIA. -I E beg to call attention to our Young lVIen's Department, 1037 Chestnut Street, Where We make our usual style of clothes at popular prices. Samples and Prices will be sent on Application In I A ,I I f'wATCHEs. IFFANY 81 O. UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK, Particularly request attention to their line of low-priced Watches, which they confidently recommend as the best yet produced for the money. The movements are sound, stem-winding anchors, and are cased in 18-kt. gold in variety of styles. Each watch is stamped with the name of the house, thereby carrying its guarantee. Large size, for Gentlemen, . S76 Medium size, for Gentlemen, . 65 Large size, for Ladies, . . 60 Small size, for Ladies, ..... 50 Cuts showing sizes and styles of the watches, and patterns of chains suitable to be worn with them sent on request. F. NA. HQYT 81 CG. Tenth .' and .' Chestnut '. Streets, .' Philadelphia, THE FINEST KIND OF Merchant Tailoring. .1 4? I LADIES, RIDING HABITS AND OVER-GARIVIENTS ' MADE TO ORDER. V YQUMANS. X Celebrated Hats. xy BEST IN THE WORLD. OWMHW :EQ . VF X ' -. f QQ. ., -9. 2, J f- ' 25' .G . ..,. R if , rg I YD 1 l ,iaEg'E?.i:21f4-bien-. ' E RK HOTEL, B C' 'f AN , Q 'VY 6' X 5? do ' f ALBEMARLE HO TED. Copyzrighied.. 180 Broadway, near john St., 719 Broadway, New York Hotel, 1107 Broadway, near 24th Street,- NEW YORK. ' 1,22 C. A. TERHUNE, Agent for Princeton. vi. .5, u J' I I J. s. CONQVER sf Co., FIRE PLACES, MANTELS, TILES, Nos. 28 AND 30 7 VVEST TwEN'rv-THIRD S-rims NEW YORK. 7, E. BADVGES, as CALDWELL EM5L5M5 . AND CIT CO. . sg TOKENS Sf! Of every description are de- O2 signed and made in the highest 9 style of art by Messrs. CHESTNUT ST CALDWELL 81 CO., 25 who are always prepared to fur- nish designs free of charge to PHILA DEL PHfA , intending purchasers. i X X1 T X Q l UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AN D OTHER DESIRABLE securities for nvestors A11 Stock d Bonds listed th N Y k St k E h g X ght a d S ld C mmission for C h D p sit Accounts Received Subject to Draft at Sight. HARVEYlUSK.k SONS BANKERS 28 Nassau St., New York. . I h...X-, Pg, N, H-.xg.N,,, ,X Q BRICHBRZ-XC V '90 gl ,EQW Z U Q N aww S YV M 3 4 xxQ N xx x 3X S X N , - S X5 X R N M g L !. 'I .. iv ! Ar ,fr .FI ji if 2 f 'J f ff g Q K Y sq - , f V Q 1, 5 f 5? :M H+ f i I XX' x A fw ff, V 5 Q M L Q? F rx , ' ,lf 4 k X 5 v ,.PH ,rf f N QFQT0 B 1 nfiffawml aan. 4? x 7 7. K 11:9 xx, g Q'.NaxE:.'51-1 - 021,5 . 5 ' Q ASS 75 Q Z 1' ,f X f K ' 5 . N 2 f QW QAQNF I-riff if-ni, .A , ff lf X -mg! M533-QQIP 5 SChiY.ELSli1.QlQ Press of EUGENE R. COLE, K ' 1 William street and 51 Maiden Lane, N. Y. ' WTQX' 25' QW 1? .Af I ll . I I 1 41 I ,I rl fa. BRING ' JI TIII-3 P TEENTH I BRIC A BRAC A HXUMQQI I BLE TRIBUTE TO mag ANCIENT COLLEGE- , x TV 'Ev If, ED., PM my I, 5' . I NQNNW9 I f WZ 'I Q ' N I K I N Ewgkikggigxgwggxxpk v I I -f f W N NN x ml AY -wx INN ! Q v S. gx -N. f' 15sfJXriL...f..,g 'Li .1 Ae-5'HT'51f A414415 gg Ltfll32s'1ge:.,-1.12 N .Pax Emu Q, 'x x 13-gfaggejxr' 'Wm ggzw elesiifbnig iixrra aggiglgmf .,,.-Et ey... . -...--.,- ,.v-.v-Hy.-4'g',r' ' W ,. HQ... 1-.f .,:g.- ,..- -4-,ix I ,, ,A M. , , , X.. is ta. -. ,,.. V Ziff- v-.r'e3:H.a- 4 --..2 - .iJ1 T!5i11.- M5 ' l m-7 ff' Htqwf slr, -4, V51 ., .U 1 .. -2- - UM, ,. - x -i ' z. sz -Q., M , 1 . -'mf--2. A.. 1' -L.: 1.45 - shi! 2-eil: -1 J-,.. . i..f,.'kfg,1'. .'fM.q,5. 5-' ' rss 1- , .Q.- -3:1140 w- s -fr: -g gi, -- -,.f V 54:2 l - .1 ik gr E -'-- Sf 'Vg 1 'f ' 'qu ' - ' i '--Wi .' 4' :J ' :..rf' iffff' L..- 232 ,Q - . !..,L -if ,. T 21. 'z i.f.+sL.y-1fa'n5f1:IfUfs3i' 1513 Teza,-.Eh:::a9f.i '1 -A lf' f? '4- Gcdicxtogue. K CALENDAR. iii CXLII. COLLEGE YEAR. 1888. September Ilth and 12th, Examinations for Admission. September I2 ............ Wednesday ........ First Term begins. November 8 . . . .... Thursday. . . ...... Meeting of Trustees. 22332535 2: . . . .......... ..... ..... T h anksgiving Recess. December 3 ..... ..... M onday ............ Term Examinations begin December IQ ..... ..... W ednesday. ........ Term ends. CHRISTMAS VACATION. 1889. january 2 ..... ..... W ednesday ........ Second Term begins. january 31 ..... .... T hursday .......... Day of Prayer for Colleges February I4 .... .... T hursday ......... Meeting of Trustees. February 22 . . . . . .. Friday ............ .Washington's Birthday. April 3 .... .... W ednesday ........ Term Examinations begin April IO . . . .... Wednesday ........ Second Term ends. EASTER VACATION. April I7 .... .... W ednesday .... .... T bird Term begins. june 5 .... .... W ednesday ,....,.. Term Examinations begin june I5 .... .... S aturday .......... Caledonian Games. june I5 .... .... S atnrday Qeveningj.G1ee Club Concert. june I6 .... .... S unday. ........... Baccalaureate Sermon. june I7 .... .... M onday . . . ....... Class Day of '87. J June I7 .... .... M onday Qeveningj. .junior Orations. june 18 .... .... T uesday ........... Hall Day. june I8 .... .... T uesday Qeveningj. .Lynde Debate. june rg ................. Wednesday ........ Commencement. june june zo, 21. ............. Examinations for Admission. 2I to September 11.Long Vacation. s l ,y z:.,? ,, ,:,- .,,.3,:l,. Q 1,b.,.. -4 ,.,1, ,.EV::1 3 fif. z -.1...1..... ,,,.::f Aix Eruffeee of Wie Goipipege. 922 His Excellency ROBERT S. GREEN, LL.D., Governor of the State of New Jersey, and ex-ojifzb 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 .... Hon. JOHN T. NIXON, 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 ........ THOMAS H. ROBINSON, D.D ......... CHARLES E. GREEN, A.M .... 'WILLIAM LIBBEY .............. CHARLES E. ELMER ............. THOMAS N. INICCARTER, 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. .... . Newark, New Jersey. Philadelphia. Jersey City, New Jersey. New York City. Trenton, New Jersey. Princeton, New Jersey. Blairstown, New Jersey. New York City. New York City. Princeton, New Jersey. Trenton, N ew Jersey. Pittsburgh, Pa. Trenton, New Jersey. New York City. Bridgeton, New Jersey. Newark, New Jersey. Germantown, Pa. Hoboken, New Jersey. Philadelphia. New York City. New York City. Wilkes-Bar1'e, Pa. Newark, New Jersey. Baltimore, Md. Harrisburg, Pa. ELIJAI-I R. CRAVEN, Clerk Mike Board cy' Trzzsfees. I EDWIN C. OSBORN, Treaszzfw. 6 Uwnnuunnnnnn , f45?' ? x'N 0 W 6..4Mm ,iS3'.fsm. DD Dana t il Ectcuffccy CLQH. Ceinffruoforo. FRANCIS L. PATTON, D.D., LL.D., PRESIDENT. Robert Lenox Professor of Biblical Instruction and Stuart Professor of Ethics. , JAMES O. MURRAY, D.D., LL.D., DEAN or THE FACULTY. Holmes Professor of Belles-Lettres and English Language and Literature. JAMES MCCOSH, D.D., LL.D., LIT1'.D., Ex-PRESIDENT. Lecturer on Philosophy. JOHN T. DUFFIELD, DQD., ' Dod Professor of Mathematics. 1 STILLVVELL SCHANCK, M.D., LL.D., Professor of Chemistry and Hygiene. HENRY C. CAMERON, Pr-LD., 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. ' WILLIAM A. PACKARD, PH.D., Kennedy Professor of Latin Language and Literature, and the Science of Langual., 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, A.M., E.M., Professor of Analytical Chemistry and Mineralogy. GEORGE MACLOSKIE, LL.D., D.SC., Professor of Biology. 7 B FACUL TY AND INSTR UCTORS-Canfzhued. 45 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., Ewing Professor of Greek Language and Literature. CHARLES G. ROCKWOOD, IR., PH.D. Professor of Mathematics. REV. THEODORE W. HUNT, Pi-LD., Professor of Rhetoric and English Language, WILLIAM M. SLOANE, PH.D., L.H.D., ' Professor of History and Political Science. GEORGE LANSING RAYMOND, PH.D., L.I-LD., Professor of Oratory and Aisthetic Criticism. SAMUEL R. WINANS, PH.D. , Professor of Greek and Instructor in Sanskrit. WILLIAM LIBBEY, jr., D.Sc., Princeton, E Professor of Physical Geography and Histology, and Director of the . M. Museum of Geology and Archxology. WILLIAM B. SCOTT, PH.D., Heidelburg, 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 Drawing. WILLIAM C. PRIME, LL.D., Professor of the History of Art. ALLAN MARQUAND, PH.D., I.H.U., 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. 8 I FACULTY AND IIVSTR UCTORS-Cofzizkzzzed. ii? ALEXANDER JOHNSTON, LL.D., Professor of jurisprudence and Political Economy. I-IERMANN C. O. I-IUSS, Pi-LD., Jena, Professor of Modern Languages and Literature. ARTHUR L. FROTHINGHAM, JR., PH.D., Leipsic ' Professor of Archaeology. HENRY B. FINE, PH.D., Liepsic, Assistant Professor of Mathematics. VVILLIAM F. MAGIE, Pi-LD., Berlin, Assistant Professor of Physics. HERBERT S. S. SMITH, C.E., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering. JOHN H. WESTCOTT, PH.D., LL.B., Assistant Professor of French. LEROY W. MCCAY, D.Sc., Instructor in Analytical Chemistry and Mineralogy. MARION M. MILLER, A. B., Instructor in English. GEORGE B. RODDY, A.B., Tutor in Latin. HENRY D. THOMPSON, A.B. Tutor in Mathematics. TAYLOR REED, A.B. Assistant in Astronomy. JOHN G. SEMPLE, Assistant in Engineering. FRANKLIN C. HILL, PH.G., D.SC. Curator of the E. M. Museum. JOHN W. PHILLIPS, M.S., Demonstrator in Biology. A. I-I. PHILLIPS, Assistant in Biology and Acting Curator of the Zoological Museum. - 9 Golpipege CQFFIOQPQ +14 HENRY C. CAMERON, D.D., Clerk qffke Faczzliy. O HENRY N. VAN DYKE, A.M., Regzkirar. I EDVVIN C. OSBORN, Treaszfrer. HENRY G. DUFFIELD, A.B., Treaswfeffs Asszlvfwz! FREDERIC VINTON, LITT.D., Lzfrarzkzaz. SENIOR CLASS I. I. TURNER, Szzperzkzfendefzl W' Gyffmasmm. MATTHEW GOLDIE , Pfoffar GPOOO CC5ffiOerO. IUNioR CLASS ....... SOPHOMORE CLASS ........ . .. ..... . . .. . .V ....... . FRESHMAN CLASS. First and Second Divisions. ....... .............. . . Third and Fourth Divisions ...................... . SENIORS, JUNIORS, SOPHOMORES, SENIORS, IUNIORS, SOPHOMORES, FRESHMEN . . . SCHOOL OF SCIENCE. C.E ..... B.S.... I PROF SCHANCK. PROF. DUFFIELD. .PROF. PACKARD. PROF FINE. PROF. WINANS. PROF MCMILLAN. PROF CORNWALL PROF ROCKWOOD fs X QSM-.2 asain? fi' 7 a?a x 2 Xmlav q I dLU Ei -rv I 34IlSS'T Eeipijowo. WILLIAM HALLOCK IOI-INSON, A.B ................. . Chancellor Green Fellow in Mental Science. WILLIAM HENRY RUNYAN, A.B. .... . . . . ...... . .. . Fellow in Experimental Science. EDWIN MORTIBIER HO1'KlNS, A.B ........ ......... j. S. K. Fellow in Mathematics. CHARLES F. W. MCCLURE, A.B .................... E. M. Fello in Biological Science. VV FREDERICK L. DRUMRIOND, A.B. ................ . I Boudinot Fellow in History. ELLIOTT WVERNE RICHARDSON, A.B. ...... . ......... Boudinot Fellow in Modern Languages. HUGH TROWBRIDGE DOBBINS, A.B. . .. ....... .. .. Fellow in Classical Literature. A. M. MILLER, A.M .......... .. , ............... . University Fellow in Biology. MARK HARVEY LIDDELL, A.B.. .......,....... University Fellow in English. WILLIAM MANN IRVINE, A.B. . . ......... . ...... . . . . University Fellow in Social Science. GEORGE B. HUSSEY, A.B ....,............... .... . . University Fellow in Archaeology. II . . .New York. . .New jersey. .. .New York .Massachusetts . .New jersey . . .New York . . . ..California . . . . Ohio . Pennsylvania . Pennsylvania Q . vi i 2 154,-. A if ' r. 5. F., ft.. ,. '- A 5:11552 - '-F - Z1!Fb?'::. X 1 -1: w ,2 .wa-2' A I I - fi-W-5?f:r:-.-. .wx plat 'facts' M , ,- ,. : 'fblftlfiilf 'af f firff- .M ML ' WM1 ff 1502. '-lily Y. 115. - ' .. A A N -Mr - Q' X.-.'31s4Jxi'if11f ::'f11:wr:1:, -. -inte. ,.. ' :- 5-.'-21:1f1:?L-'wif' 1 ...hrhrlll i tr i QAM 'fWEfeIJE.'. 1..af?sw2'f miaiiii 1 ' l o W'nflW?fZi5f'1'l-'ELGWLL.-Q - - -!4- .. 1 V '51-'f'f39P:.f'fs-Q :'1...2'!:an1-4141 K asf'-5!A?'hL.i?r 'F'-'if-HQ, Ml ., U --- . js? Hfiiif' me - ,,. , r6fc5f52Q5bf5i2.2liWfgE5SlsaElli liiliialiiml !f55i1f ,1l?ZafQ::zE'.,4 as ' I I mm15ilf'P1,i5t3F'4ff'l5E5-35'P? P' it- -Writ-H212-:Hgasfsf.iifi'5tf!? ....Ef 'w'f1ftfW4'l4a9s!sf ffvvl' FgtlsliigiiE Eg5fI'feaiwi.-lw!-iFH!55!!t?111' . i 5,3?5,,5,5g5zfs2QE,5i5gpg151,,r,5rp U L... S I-'--get 4. 9:7 1 -- ' -fly 5.2 1 5i::1:afgx.,i.,4.rqEgggQ,f ff-.n aff-.5 'lf' W i f ' '- i,-? C f ' ' r W r 'K . i r Q 1 Nafna. College. Jiome Address. Room. Mathew G. Allison .... William A. Annin ..... William L. Bannerman ..... john Berridge. ...... .. Alvin Blackwell ..... William E. Bryce .... William Caldwell .... james A. Clarke .... Fulton I. Coffin ...... Charles R. Compton... james D. Corwin .... Hector W. Cowan .... William P. Craig ...... Winthrop M. Daniels.. Henry Glen Dean .... Hugh T. Dobbins .... james W. Doughty... Fenwick W. Frazer... Frank L. Frazer .... john Frazer, jr ....... Edward G. Fullerton.. William Oscar Groce.. Charles S. Hedges .... Gerritt D. Henver.. . Dalhousie .... .... Princeton .......... Toronto Univ.. . Park .... . .... . . Princeton ..... . . Union ........ . . . S. W. Pres. Univ. Lafayette ........ Dalhousie .... .... Wooster. .... . .. . Adelbest .... Princeton .... . . Parsons ..... .... Princeton .... .... Union ...... . . Princeton ..... . . Princeton......,. St. Francis Xavier. . Manitoba ........ Princeton ..... . . Univ. of Penn .... Tallapoosa. . . . . Lincoln ...... . . Lake Forest. . . . . . I2 Windsor, N. S... Rolla, Mo ..... ....63 B. H Pennington, N. I ....... 22 O. S Indianapolis, Ind. .... ..... . . Clarksville, Tenn. .... ......... . Mt. Stewart, P. E. I ..... 45B.H Monroe,O.......... ...... Hobart, N. Y .... Chicago, Ill ..... ...6oB.H Dayton, Ohio ........ .......... Schenectady, N. Y ...... 42 B. H West Berkeley, Cal.. .11 S. E. H Circleville, O ..... Philadelphia .... Philadelphia ...... Baltimore, Md .... .. ...37O.S .. 58B.I-I ....5 O.S ....4 O.S ......25 O.S Mrs. Warren's Cedar Grove, Wis. . .Mrs. Zaph's POST-GRAD UA TES.-Cofzzfzkzzzed. Name. Edwin M. Hopkins .... George B. Hussey ..... William M. Irvine ..... Frederick W. jackson, Benjamin C. jones ,... Daniel C. jones ....... T. Cooper Kenworthy. Robert H. Kirk ....... George W. Kretsinger. Mark H. Liddell .... jose M. Lopez-Guillen. fohn E. Lynn ......... John K. MacGillivray.. George MacLeod. .... . Joseph E. Maxwell .... ...I xr- 'Pig C' 01 Z ege. .....P1inceton... .....Princeton... .....Princeton . .. jr. . .Princeton . .. .Lincoln.... .....Trevecca........... Pennsylvania ....... .....Princeton...f .....Princeton.... .. .....Princeton.......... S Neuchatel, Switzerland . .... McGill ........... .. .....Manitoba.... Dalhousie .......... .....Princeton.... Charles F. W. McClure ..... Princeton .... ..... john B. McCnish ...... Evander B. McGilvary. Charles E. McGinnis.. joseph McIntyre ...... Thomas S. McWilliams Wilber C. Mickey ..... A. M. Miller .......... Robert H. Milligan .... Luther A. Oates ..,... Lewis Bayles Paton. . . William S. Porter ..... Thomas M. Potts .... Thomas W. Pulham. . . Charles H. Reinsberg. George Reynolds ...... Peter Rioseco .....' .... William H. Runyan. . . Francis E. Smith ...... William C. Templeton. H., .....Princeton... .....Park....... .....Davidson.... .....Princeton.......... Univ. of Cal ..... .....Centre....... Wooster ..... ..... .....Princeton.... .....Manitoba.... .....Davidson.......... Univ. of N. I. ..... . Univ. of Penn. .... . Randolph-Macon. . Seminary of Niesky, Silesia, Princeton . . . ...... . . . .. .Princeton . . . .....Park.......... T3 Hallie A dziress. Raom. Carmel, N. Y ....... .. .19 N. E Bedford, Pa ..... Newark, N. I .... Oxford, Pa ..... Wales ........ Lancaster, Pa .... ....43O.S ....z5 O.S .....66B.H .....4O.S Clearfield, Pa .... Mrs. Mershon's Mach-id, Spain ....... .. .18 O. S Annville, Pa. ...... . . .Mercer St Yarmouth Co., N. S ..... .5 B. H Boston, Mass ............. ...... Loch Lomond, N. Jonesboro, N. C.. joy, Ill .......... S .....1oO.S .......36O.S ....3 O.S Mt. Sterling, Ky ...... Refectory Wooster, O .... ' .... . . .Mercer St ....36N.E.H . .... 12B.H Rock Hill, S. C. ........ 75 B. H East Orange, N. I . .... 36 O. S. .Williamsbu1'g, Va.. Newark, N. I ...... Orange, N. I ..... .....41O.S. ,....22B.H .....I6B.H ....3IO.S Philadelphia. ........... 34 B. H Millington, N. J. . Pittsburg, Pa ...... 6S.M.R.H .....31 O.S .....29B.H Naffze. Alfred W. Thompson ....... Henry D. Thompson William Thompson.. john H. Thompson.. Harry W. Tolson.. .. jacob N. Trompen.. Selby F. Vance. .... . Charles G. Vardell.. William W. Warne . Edgu W. Way ..... Walter H. Waygood. Edward E. Weaver. Charles H. W'hitaker Henry A. VVhite, Ph.D.. .. Frank Edwin Williams .... Frank S. Woodruff. john N. Young ..... POST-GRAD UA TES.-Coaztzkzued. Ei? College. Dalhousie .... .......Princeton... .Queens.... .. ..Hamilton. . .. Hol. Chr. Ref. . .... Lake Forest. . .......Davidson.... . ...... Pierre.. . .......Lafayette. . . .... . . .Wooster.. .. . VVesleyan .... .......Princeton... . .... Park..... X .......Princeton.... Washington 8: Ch. Lee . Heine Afidrexs. Durham, N. S.. .. Berkeley, Cal, . . . Princeton, N. I. . Philadelphia ..... Room. .. ...- 44 O. S. .Mrs. Wa.rren's. Grand Rapids, Mich ...........,. . Elmira, Ill ..... Canton, O ..... . Princeton, N. J. . Chesapeake City, Elizabeth, N. I.. Graham, Mo ..... NON-RESIDENT GRADUATE STUDENTS. Rev. john Stevens Parker. ,Princeton . . . William Andrew Robinson. .Princeton . . . Frederick Newman Rutan. .Princeton . .. GD I4 .......17B.H. . .... 78B.H .....64B.H. .....Refectory .....74 B. H .. .... 460.5 .......17 B.H Md....56 B. H .....Refectory .....72 B. H Beverly, N. I. Bethlehem, Pa. .Newark, N. 1. ff W I fl f' fg YE! ' 12 'S ,. ', g :Lg i ' 'A '25 , ' Lis: f XY ' ,Q K - A 'M?3?f2t9Kqw:-, fi'--l ' 374 . f H, :X Q M f f fy ' 'B 2 KW W ' N fi wal Z Z ,, ,. 'CL Qf- fgilhflif f . f X 59. ' 95' f' ':1'Y--- ..- ' V- fi, f '1fF'-,.,Ef?5EX7x 'ww im' '95f2v ?!- if , rw., f f J,..,.,:,73:,,x,,a. ,, ,pw 1 I el W 552572-J '-M Ns ff- J, uf, i-NN M , ,W - W Zil fz W, ' WW, ff ..-Ay , f 44 lf 'W ' A 1- '-Y , 'f Q14 X , Jyff Q ' .ff ' 22: ,C if if Q E il ' 2 5 f ir: 5 Sai' fvvgi ' ff ' 4-:F 'rg' .iff 2- .1-rr 5 Z '21 bUTflLll?hLlTflLfEES .,---- -AZ.g'.T? ' fd 4 Q - -- -21.2. Q '59 6?c1fQB C6FgCl.l'ZiZCI.nOI'2. is? FRED. NEHER. ..... .. ..... Preszkient. R. H. LIFE. ................. .... V zke-Preszkiemf. F. S. KATZENBACH, JR ..... .... T rezzsurer. B. H. WATERS ........ . ..... Secretary. I. C. GRAY .... ..... H zlviofzkzn. 16 Nayrze. Maitland Alexander .... Wm. P. Atkinson ........ Thomas L. Aughinbaugh... Richmond O. Aulick ..,.. Andrew Banks ...... Alf. H. Barr .......... I. Rogers Barr, C. E ,... S. McKean Bayard .... Eugene W. Belknap ...... W. Roscoe Bonsal, C. E. David Bovaird, jr ....... William D. Bratton, C. E john M. Brooks ......... Prentiss Browning ...... Arthur A. Brownlee .... Chas. K. Carpenter ..... G. Herbert Carter .... Wm. S. Chase .......... Byron S. Clarke, B. S... Isaac P. Coale .......... Henry W. Conner ....... A. Edw. Conover, Ir., B. S james Denis Denegre .... William Frederick Dix. . . Harry G. Drummond .... W. E. Durell ........... George K. Edwards, B. S J. Seymour Emans.. .... Llewellyn Stover Fulmer. Sidney Dale Furst ....... 3 CLASS 1.99, SENJQRS. Hoffze Address. 'j IO W. 54th St., ,r -1.. 4. ,I New York City 1400 Pine St., Philadelphia, Pa .Pitts'burgh, Pa ............... 1333 16th St., Washington, D. C . Mifflintown, Pa ........... .Dillsburg, Pa ............... 41 IOO7 Second St., I 4. Louisville, Ky E. johnson St., Germantown, Phila., Pa 'L 268 Liberty St., 5 I ,S li Newburgh, N. Y Iooo N. Charles St., Baltimore, Md. I2 Petrolia St., Bradford, Pa . Elkton, Md ............ 348 Franklin Ave., Cleveland, Ohio . Cooperstown, N. Y ..... . Indlana, Pa ............ jf 105 E. 18th St., New York City . Huntington, N. Y ........ 'L 271 W. Market St., ' ' ' l . Akron, O lf 706 St. Marks Ave., D L Brooklyn, N. Y . Arch Spring, Pa ....... -S 27 Meeting St., S ' ,P Charleston, S. C. jj 2012 Fifth Ave., ,Q New York City. 199 Goodrich Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 2 1' 444 High St., ' Qi Newark, N. I. 'j 159 Fourth Ave., Q QP Newark, N. I. .....Woodstown, N. 1633 Mass. Ave., N. W. Washington, D. C. . Poughkeepsie, N. Y ..... 'Q 708 N. 5th St., l Philadelphia, Pa .Lock Haven, Pa .... ...... I7 Room. .... IOS.E .....15 S.E.H Mr. j.Durner's S.W .....1oN.R.H ....-.Io N.R.H S.W .....2o N.W ..3 ....18 W.W.H U.H .Io ..2 N.W .....75 U.H .....31 N.E.H ......17 S.E .....1o S.E.H ....R, U.H .....2o S.W ......11N.E ...5 E.M.W.H ....9 S.R.H .. ...I7N.F ....18 E.W.H .....21 S.E.H ......2oU.H ...,12 N.E CLASS arg., SENIORS.-Cmmmfi. . Nafne. james O. Gayley ..... james George .,.. . joshua B. Gesner ..... George F.. Gillespie ...... Malbone Watson Graham. Theodore G. Gordon, B. S J. Chas. Gray ............. Norman Grey, ............ Haffze A ddress. 133 S. 18th St., i Philadelphia, Pa. Scroggsiield, O. ......... . D i l H .Linden, N. I ............. 463 N. Broad St., Eiizabeth, N. J. 1591 Bluff St., Dubuque, Iowa. Columbus, O. 3 62 N. Washington Ave., 3 7oo Tenth St., N. W. Washington, D. C. Salem, N. I ............ .... . Alexander Reading Gulick ........ Princeton, N. I ..... Geo. Louis Hall, C. E ..... Albert Halstead, ,..... E. R. Hewitt ............. Thomas W. Hotchkiss, jr., Stanley C. Hughes ....... james Hunter ...... Frank C. Huston.... Harry Clay Irons. ....... . William Sherman jenney. . Frank S. Katzenbach, jr. . Victor Kauffmann, ....... William Howard King. . . . Furman Kneeland. .... . Robert H. Life ..... Alvin C. McCord .... David Walter McCord,. . . George Grenville Merrill.. Wm. L. Merrill .......... Frederick Shepard Minot, . MClarence Blair Mitchell. . . . Charles J. Montgomery, B. J. Chandler Morris, C. E.. B.S .... 'sfil ..Bedford, Pa ........... . 3 361 W. 4th St., Cincinnati, O. j 9 Lexington Ave., Q New York City. Elmira, N. Y ............ Richmond, Ind .......... II Watts St., New York City. Brimield, Mass .......... . ..... Lakewood, N. J ......... . 150 Lodi St., 'i 1? Syracuse, N. Y 4, 138 Clinton Ave., ,r -1 Trenton, N. I. jj Iooo M St., .Q Washington, D. C . ..... Princeton, N. I .... .... . 555 Bedford Ave., 4. ii Brooklyn, N. Y ..Rye,N.Y.... ..... 'L 620 Fifteenth St., il E. Minneapolis, Minn. li 620 Fifteenth St., Q E. Minneapolis, Minn. li 30 Washington Sq., W. ,n New York City. X 30 Washington Sq., W. New York City. 3 I7 W. 58th St., New -York City. .Lakewood, N. I ......... Augusta, Ga ............. Cor. 1st 8: Coliseum Sts., New Orleans, La. 18 Room. ....11 N.E.H .6N.M.R.H ..7N.M.R.H ..4 N.M.R H ......L, U.H I4 and 15U.H ....25 S.E.H .........24N .....L, U.H .....8S.W ...zo W.W.H ....13 N.E.H ..Mrs. Dohm's S.E ..7 S.M.R.I-I ..3 ....5 N.R.I-I .....1o N.VV ...Mrs. King's ....11 N.E ......24 N .....7S.E.H ....7s.E.H ..Mr. Goldie's . .Mr. Goldie's 6S.VV .......13 W.W.H ..Mrs.Margerum's ...........18N.E CLA ss '89, Naifze. William Boswell Mount, B. S. .. Lewis S. Mudge ........, Fred. Neher ....... Henry G. Noel. .... .. T. C. Noyes, B. S ....... William M. Paxton, Ir .. Cyrus L. Pershing, Ir., B. Clifford C. Pollison ....... ,John Williams Proudiit. . . Edmund F. Quinn ...... Edward Watson Rand... Edmund Y. Robbins .... Philip Ashton Rollins .... T. H. P. Sailer .......... William Hedges Scofield. Willard B. Segur ........ Irenaeus M. Shepherd .... John E. Shrady, B. S .... Lewis M. Smith, C. E... W. Walter Smith. . . Q . . . Robert Eliot Speer ..... Gormly J. Sproull, .. Thomas Sproull ......... ,..'..,.3. 'sffff . .... g . .... 5 1 5 8 git, 5 james Frederick Stebbins .... ..... Charles W. Stevens ...... Duncan Warren Taylor.. john A. Terhune ....... David R. Todd ...... J. R. Todd' ............ Chas. F. Uebelacker .... C. D. Van Wagenen, jr.. Howard C. Warren ..... B. H. Waters .... ..... I. Edwards Wyckoff .... ff? SENIOR S.--Cofztztzzzed. Honlze A ddress. 319 S. 17th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Princeton, N. 1. 1644 Fifth Ave., Tro , N. Y. 1532 Mississippi Xve., St. Louis, Mo. P. S Re Washington, D. C ........... Princeton, N. J ....... . . Pottsville, Pa .......... Waverly Park, N. -I ..... Baltimore, Md ......... Eaton, O ........ . .... ....... 521 Lonvale St., Baltimore, Md. 5o7 Monroe Ave., Asbury Park, N. I. 4ooo Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa. 217 S. 42d St., Philadelphia, Pa. Budd's Lake, N. .I ........ Pittsfield, Vt ................ 186 Broad St., Trenton, N. I 64 W. 126th St., New York City. 2. -S Princeton, N. I.. ...... 411 W. 51st St., New York City. Huntingdon, Pa ..... ..... . . . . 140 Noble St., Brooklyn, N. Y. i 140 Noble St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Geneva, N. Y .... ......... New York City .... Princeton, N. I ..... Saddle River, N. I ..... Altamont, Kan ....... Altamont, Kan ..... . Room. ....14 N.E.H v. Dr. Mudge's ..5 N.R.H ..5 s.M.R.H .....I2S.W .....18 S.E ......17 N.W . ..I7 E.W.I-I .13 S.M.R.H ....15E.W.H .A ..... 16 N I7 U.H .ro S.M.R.H .....z5 N N.E ....2O U.H .....IIS.W ..Mrs. Smith's ........I7 N ..19 W.W.H ....1o S.R.H ....1o S.R.H .........12N.E Morristown, N. J. .... . 39 West IQth St., 2 New York City. K 14and I5 U.H .Mrs. Taylor's .,.15 E.W.H S.E.I-I S.E.I-I ..r ......16 U.H Montclair, N. .T ........ ' ...... .10 612 Penn Ave., I Pittsburg, Pa. Y S.R.H Sabathu, Punjab, India ...... I9 s.R.H 'PASS E HE ER S ' ARE mrqussfu EXHIND Tlckrrs A c-MMG: azrng Lmnvlialilmwl F51--DA .mv ma f. -. q lllfllll j .5 H' K , I-.IQ .. jzl I, I w,3f4?ff.:gi.:'W,l EEN.. HE' '- ' ' ,y W I - X f ff LI'.i..,..fi'.1A 3 ' - 5 Jil.. ,,-, lWVfAw11.:'1. .NI '9 'f6 'W!ff1 1 J. ff ' W HH!! f if , 4 ' 1 Nl I bf! YR -1' 1' I 1 A -W V j f frM D ...r f . 'D al i ,,. f gf .5 f' ' f 5 A W V FP' ' W 1 lI1'.,pvW .wg- A , X ff' 'eg' ,Ada-xr'-gm-um. '. . KA! S J Wi N Z VY.: , W! aff- ,miw 5 W., 2. 525-Ef.i 1? 5 , A M 0? . A. 5 Q w,,vii2a,N.. mf U? SSX 9 F' ' Q0 Q9?CLfQ Grganlza lon. DAN D. CASEMENT ..... ........ P V8-YZd57Zl' I. D. VOORHEES. .... . .... Vzke-Preszkieni T. F. CHAMBERS ..... ...... S ecreiary S. W. THURBER .... ..-- T 75950757 V WALTER LOWRIE .... ..... H zkiorzkzn 20 ft- 0 LC' 1 . .Lf Naffze. CLASS '90, fUNIORS. 1' Benjamin Haywood Adams ..... Walter Akerman. ......... ..... . . W Henry M. Alexander, jr ......... -E A. Jackson Allen, C. E .... r Knowlton Lyman Ames ..... . . Frank S. Anthony .... Alfred S. Baker ........ I. Mac. Barnett .....,..... ' Edgeworth Bird Baxter .... . .. .. Geo. G. Belt .............. V Chas. G. Bickham ..... George H, Bigelow.. . . VI. Warren Bird ......... if Clinton Ledyard Blair,. . . . Alex. N. Bodine ........ Ernest L. Bogart ...., John Bright ...... .... Thomas Brown, -Ir .... V John C. Bucher ........... 1 E. Phillips Burgess, jr .... john Ralph Burt .,... I. C. Sheldon Carothers. ..... V Dan Dillon Casement ..... Chas. I. Chambers, B. S V Tileston F. Chambers.. . Q . V Harry I. Chapin ..... -Tas. I. Charlton. . 1 A. Ward Cobb .... ..... If Addison Berg Collins. . . . Arthur J. Collins... . . . William S. Conant, . . . J john Paul Conduit .... ,f George B. Covington .... mf Edwin A. Dalton, B. S .... 5 , 5 .., ....5 1 Hoffze Addresr. 518 N. Broad St., Room. E,,Zabeth,N. 1.2 .... , .... 3N.R.H Cartersville, Ga .......... 50 W. 54th St., New York City. Blairstown, N. I ......... 123 LaSalle St., Chicago, Ill 77 N. Limestone St., Springheld, O Princeton, N. I ..... .. New Bloomfield, Pa .... Sparta, Ga .... ....... Cedar Rapids, Iowa .... 117 Monument Ave., Dayton, O 1608 Polk St., San Francisco, Cal. 59 Clinton Ave., Trenton, N. I . Belvidere, N. J. ..... . . 2012 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa 412 N. Broadway, Yonkers, N. Y. Pottsville, Pa ..... .... . .. Princeton, N. I ........ Dillsburg, Pa ...... Dedham, Mass. ...... .. 135 W. Fort St., n Detroit, Mich Carlisle, Pa ............ Painesville, O ............ 6 Woodland Terrace, Philadelphia, Pa 1441 Q St., Washington, D. C. 351 W. 57th St., New York City. Albany, Oregon. . . . . . Sing Sing, N . Y .......... 616 N. Sth St., Philadelphia, Pa. shefidan, N . Y ......... Princeton, N . I .......... . Nutley, N . I ....... Snow Hill, Md ..... Le Mars, Iowa ..... 21 Mrs. Carpenter's ........24N.E.H .. ....... 27 s.E.H ...6,7 and8 U.H S.W .Trinity Rectory ......r5 S.M.R.H .....Mrs. Lavake's N.R ....16 N.W ........4oN.E.I-I N.W .....16 E.W.H .....13 E.W.H .... 38 U.H S.E Thomas Brown's . .. I4 S.M.R.H N.W .........26N.E .....11 W.W.H 7 and 30 N.E.H ........18 U.H .....4 N.R.H .......1vy Club ,.1oW.M.W.H . ..... 24 S.E H ...Ig S.M.R.H I4 S.W ......23 N.E.H . Mrs. Cochrane's 1, 'Ov V CLASS '90, I Nalne. Harry K. Denlinger. . . . Wm. V. Dinsmore, B. S... . .. -3 Walter C. Dohm ....... Geo. C. Doolittle ....... David Linn Edsall .... W. B. Ewing ........ I. Edward Farnam ..... Wilbur C. Fisk, C. E. .... . William S. Furst ........ ..... George McFarlane Galt. . . . . . . 13 Herbert M. Gesner ...... ..... vwiiuam D. Gibby ...... 1 'Q -. V I -1 I .l 11 xl Geo. Goldie, Ir., C. E .... ..... Malcolm Graham, Ir ..... Q Craig R. Guerin ....... Alexander S. Guffey ..... ..... Fred. W. Hagney, B. S .... ..... Harry Walter Haring .... . . . I H. W. Hathaway ..... Albert O. Headly, Ir ..... ..... George E. Hersh .... Walter B. Hill .... I. B. Hillegass ..... J. w. Hirst ..... Charles Hodge ...... B. S. Horne, B. S .... Richard Irvin .............. . . . Hugh H. Ianeway ......... . Albert G. Iennings, B. S. ...... . Alfred Thompson Kelly .... .... I. R. Kerr, Ir ......... Winfield S. Kimball .... fUN101es.-canmmfz Hoffze Address. Gordonville, Pa ........ 315 N. East St., Bloomington, Ill Princeton, N . I ........ 41 Locust St., Toledo, O. . Hamburg, N. I. ........ . Alexandria, Egypt ..... Media, Pa .............. IQ E. 6oth St., New York City . Bellefonte, Pa ....... . 160 S. 4th St., Aurora, Ill Linden, N. I. ....... .. Princeton, N. I ..... Princeton, N. I ........ I3 W. I7tl'l St., New York City Morristown, N. I ....... Greensburg, Pa ......... Newark, N. I ........... 848 N. 3d St., Philadelphia, Pa. 35 Van Reipen Ave., Iersey City, N. I Newark, N. I .......... II3 W. Market St., York, Pa. East Liverpool, O ...... Pennsburg, Pa ........... 474 Pleasant St., Fall River, Mass. 118 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 27 Bidwell St., Allegheny City, Pa. 25 W. Ioth St., New York City. 104 George St., New Brunswick, N I. ' 313 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. ' .East Liverpool, O .......... 32Q W. 34th St., New York City. Eatontown, N. I .......... 22 fe Charles Huntington Iackson ..... 3656 High Slffgwark N. J. g . Room. . .......... 26 N .27 and 30 N.E.H . Princeton House ....18 S.M.R.H .....12E.W.H ....6 N. M.W.H .......2sN.EH .....5N.M.R.H . . . . .Mrs.Gibby's . . . .Mrs. Goldie's ....1oVV.W.H .....18 S.E.H .....29 S.E.H .....22 S.E.H . . . . .Mrs. Priest's ..........4oU.H .8 and I0 N.E.H ........2N.R.H .......18 ....7 S.R.H .. .' .... I2 N.W .. .... I4 S.E .. ..... II N.W ......16 W.W H .8 and IO N.E.H .......1o E.W.H ....15 N.E Lf V Na7fze. CLASS '90, ,fUNf0Rs.-Cmzfamff. Paul Foster Leach, B. S. David C. Lewis .... 1,31 Jos. W. Lewis, Jr ,... A. E. Linder ............ 'i I1 'S 1? li 1? 1 Louis Eugene Livingood ........ Frank Hallet Lovell, Ir. Walter Lowrie ..... Frank Lukens... . W. H. Lytle ....... .Malcolm MacLaren .... james Mathers .... . H. A. McConkey ....... . Mark L. McDonald, Ir. . A. Hart McKee ......... '1 ........'i, js li li 1? fi 1. 'L li Charles Richard McMillan, C. E.. W. P. Meeker, C.E ......... .... li 1? Huntington Wolcott Merchant .,.. Charles H. Miner, B. S ..... .... Dunlap Moore, jr ........ Isaac Nacagawa .......... . . . Frank J. Newbury, B.S.. V. VanA. Nicholas .,..... Edwin Nicodemus ..... ji 1? Hozfze Address. 2oo5 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. 18th and G Sts., Portland, Oregon. 3521 Lucas Ave., St. Louis, Mo Orwigsburg, Pa ......... i . 419 Walnut St., Reading, Pa. 35 Monroe Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. 3813 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 441 Westminster Ave. , Elizabeth, N. Princeton, N. I ..,....... 372 Lewis Ave., h Brooklyn, N. Y. Miiiiintown, Pa .......... Peachbottorn, Pa ......... Mabetton, Santa Rosa, Cal. 230 Ridge Ave., Allegheny City, Pa Princeton, N. I ............ 660 High St., Newark, N. J. Astoria, N Y ............ I3O S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa .New Brighton, Pa ..... . .. Tokio, japan ...... .L1ma, N. Y ........ .S-omerville, N. I ..... H. O. Nutting, C.E ...... .... W. P. Nutting, C E ........ .... charies P. O'Fallon, c.E ....... 5 Newton F. Osiner ........ .... I Frank Palmer .... .... .... 11-Ioward W. Perrin ..... .... 5 William Lee Phelps ...... Howard C. Phillips, C.E l Delavan L. Pierson ...... I .S l Boonsbord, Md .... Lebanon, Pa ......... Room. . . . .Mrs. VVarren's ....7N.E .....35U.H ..... 2N.R.l-I ....4 S.R .... 46 U.H .....r4S.W S.R.H Dr. Lytle's .....28 S.E . ...... E, U.H N.M.R .......19 E.W.H ......3and4U.I-l .Prof. McMillan's ........II S.M.R ......1o N.M.R.H S.R.H Mrs. Burroughs' S.E.I-I ..........I9N.E ....15 N.E.H ....B, U.H ....14 N.VV Lebanon,Pa .... ......... . ..... ..5N.E 3651 Washington Ave., St. Louis, Mo. ' H35 and 36 U'H Franklin, Pa ................... I2 N.M R.H Kennebunk Port, Maine ........ 6 W.M .W.H Luzerne, Pa. .............. ..... .... 5 N .W 2 Ferncliif Ave., l spfingaeid, 0. 5 ---' 7 SW 72 W. 12th St., , New York City. ' ' 3 N'E'H 2320 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa. S -----'-- I8 S'E'H 73 f Name. CLASS '90, JUNJORS.-Cmzamfz. V Frederick Vernon Pitney, C.E. .. E. B. Price .... ........... William Cowper Prime .... K john H. Race .......... 1 Edmund G. Rawson, jr .... Albert Reid ............... George VanDusen Rickert, 1 Chas. K. Rodgers, B.S ..... ' C. W. M. Rysdyk ......... Robert L. Scudder, C.E.. . . james M. Sharon ....... George Louis Shearer ..... S. Howell Shepard. . . . A Robert Porter Shick ..... it Reginald K. Shober. . . .. Arthur M. Shrady ..... Edwin Withers Shultz ..... Lowry W. Sibbet ........ . . Edgar Maverick Smith, C.E Robert B. Snowden .... .... x Louis Dean Speir .... . . Chas. G. Sproull ..... X Morris C. Sutphen.. . . .. 1 J. Holden Sutton .... X x 'x Jos. N. Thomas ........... Samuel W. Thurber, B.S. . . Harry W. Tolson ....... J. Ross Todd, C.E .... Robert T. Townsend ....... W. Campbell Trusdell, B. I. Spencer Van Cleve ...... ...i james Ditmars Voorhees. . . Home Address. .Morristown, N. I ....... 5 I 5 I C.E... 1. j li l I 'l ....'2I 5 e li if 'S li Avondale, Cincinnati, O 63 Hawthorne Ave., Yonkers, N.Y Kingston, ' Luzerne Co., Pa 4 Clinton Sq., Albany, N. Y Englishtown, N. I ..... Pottsville, Pa .... ...... 92 N. Limestone St., Springfield, O Goshen, N. Y .......... Princeton, NJ .... . . . McAlistervi1le, Pa ...... 805 Guerrero St., San Francisco, Cal 24 E. 55th St., New York City 1011 Penn St., Reading, Pa 1311 Spruce St., 0 Philadelphia, Pa. 64 W. 126th St., New York City. Kirkwood, Lancaster Co., Pa Shippensburg, Pa ...... IQ W. 16th St., New York City . Memphis, Tenn ........ mg. S ..... South Orange, N. I .... jacksonville, Fla ..... Morristown, N. I ....... 103 E. 40th St., New York City Santa Rosa, Cal ....... 434 Chestnut St,, Syracuse, N .Y Philadelphia, Pa ....... 926 Fourth Ave., Louisville, Ky New Brighton, Pa ...... IQ Washington St., Newark, N. I 121 E. 6th St., Erie, Pa Morristown, N. I ...... 24 Room. . . ..Dr. Macdonaldls l ........... 6 E.w .....15 S.E . .... Mrs. Priest's N.M.R.H ....I2 N.E.H .....13 N.W.H S.W . . . 22 N . E Capt. Scudder's S.W C,-Y-.1 -.,i.5Q, ' -.v-,a. wa, I Y 3. N ...1z S.E .....14 N.E S.W .....I9 S.M.R.H .........ION S.W ......Mrs. Dohm's N.W S.E.H ....21N.E.H ....18 N.W ....19E.W.H ........35 S.E.I-I ....22N.E.H ....C, U.H .....11 S.E ............1oS.W CLASS '90, fUIVfORS.-Cofzlzmwd. Nzzffze. Frederic Morton Wall .... Fred. I. Watson ........ I Grant W. Weidman, Jr. . . Geo. Silas West .......... George S. Wilkins, C.E. . ..... Mt. Holly,N.J.... Clarke Benedict Williams ......... Frank Scott Willock, B.S. YChas. A. Woods .... ..... Howard Edwin Wright. . . john H. Wright. .... . . . vj. Morris Yeakle .... 'Stuart R. Young .... John Zimmerman ..... 4 Hoffze Address. 233 W. 45th St., New York City. S' ' ' 3 American Mission, ' ' ' Cairo, Egypt .....Lebanon, Pa........... .....Waverly, N.Y..... Corning, N. Y ......... 4 44 Beach St., Allegheny City, Pa 516 Market St., Pittsburgh, Pa ..,..Princeton, N. .....Princeton, N. 626 DeKalb St., ' ' 3 Norristown, Pa 1535 Fourth Avenue, ' ' ' ' Louisville, Ky. 5 New Glarus, ' Q Green Co., Wis. 4, fl lfgj it 1 Im, N X 4 65- U? - tiff' EL NQJ5 iw T, f fbkv,,f7'E X X h eq K-Rm V l u ,J ' lllimltliw ll' 2,111 .aitmi ul l N 9' li Lv S'-2H?f ' ' ll ' Jfiffw' .4?,i'ffff.',Wtw 1.0477W'l1 PM . I-.fag WM - iff ug- zmlllfn fgjihi Z 1? . -ef , , 4883 25 Room. .. .... 4 S.E.H ....5 N.E.I-I .....15 N.W ......16 S,E.H N.M.R . Mrs. Appleget's Hon. J, Wright's .Mr. T. Wright's ....8 S M.R.H S.R.H ...17 S,M.R.H f --4 1-A -2- - gl.- 'Qi CEPCLQQ CG5r3cLnizcL1Ton. X G. R. WALLACE . ..,. .. ..... Preszkiefzi. E. A. POE .... ............ Vzke-Preszkienl. H. D. PAXTON ......... . .... Sefrelary and Treasurer. CHARLES HOWELL ..... . . . . ............ . .Hz1vt0rz2z:z. 26 I CLASS Nafne. VI. Frank Adams .... L. B. Adams ..... C. R. Agnew, jr .......... G. B. Agnew.. ........... . '91, SOPHOMORES. Arthur Sterling Auchincloss ...... Wilson Aull ............... S. Harbourne Baldwin ..... Harry W. Barkley ...... flames Barnes, C.E .... George 1. Bergen... .. . .. Jeremiah Sullivan Black.. . . William Bayard Blackwell. . Paul R. Bonner ........... Curtis O. Bosserman .... Willard Hall Bradford.. . . . W. Christy Bryan .... Paul V. Cary... W. W. Casselberry ......... Roscoe Henry Channing. .. Theodore W. Church.. .. .. C. W. Collier. ........ E. B. Cooper. .... joseph Walter Cooper, B.S C. C. Dana ................ Herman S. Davis ..... William L. Davison ....... William Russell Deemer. .. C. H. Denman.. . ..... Alf. P. Dennis ..... Chester V. Dolft . .. Geo. Dugan ........ J. Harry Dunham.. . . . H. L. Durell ..... .. S. Russell Dye ..... E. R. Edmundson .... 3 ...,g ....5 e Hofne A ddress. Mount Union, Pa ............ 110 E. 78th St., New York. ... 23 W. 39th St., NewYork. . . . 23 W. 39th St., New York. . .. Orange, N. I ............... 3015 Bell Street, St. Louis, Mo. Clinton Avenue, Newark, N. 310 Maryland Ave., Baltimore, Md. 2 22 E. 48th St., New York .... 522 Linden St., 2 Camden, N. I. York, Pa ..... ........ ..... r24 W. State St., Trenton, NJ. 43 E. 53d St., New York .... Newport, Pa .............. Dover, Delaware ....... ..... 2654 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. i 1728 Grand Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. i Pottstown, Pa ............... Plainfield, N. I ..... . . Hudson, N. Y ..... Wawvick, Mass .... . . . Shelbyville, Tenn ........... Point and State Sts., Camden, NJ. Morrisville, N . Y ............ Milford, Del .............. 927 Greene Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 711 W. 4th St., Williamsport, Pa. Scottsville, N . Y. ........... . Pocomoke City, Md . .... Portland, Oregon. ......... .. Olney, Philadelphia, Pa. . . 186 W. State St., Trenton, N .JY Woodstown, Nj' ......... 411 Montgomery St., J Trenton, N J. K Glenwood, Pittsburg, Pa .... 27 0 Room. ....34 N.E.H ....38 S.E.H ...8 ...4 .......17 S.E S.E S.W . .4W.M.W.H S.R.H .........2o S.E ...r ....e W.w.H ......ss.E.H . . . . .Mrs. King's ...9 .....17w.w.H .....7N.R.H .....2o E.W.H .......2oS.E . . . . .Mrs. Zane's U.H .. .... D,U.H ....41-42 U.H I3 S.E ....9N.E.I-I N.R.H Mrs. McCarthy's ... 20 N.E.H . . Mrs. Cochran's ....4 S.M.R.H .. .... 6 S.R.H .. .... I7N.E .........I3N.E ..64and 65 U.H CLASS '91, SOPHOIWORES.-Contzhzzbd. Name. Edward W. Evans, Jr ..... . . William L. Everitt ...... Radclyffe Furness, B.S.. Clarence M. Gordon .... Henry W. Green ....... . . John Hunter Hanna, Jr. . Jos. W. Harper ......... Edwin B. Harts, B.S .... William L. Hedenberg, C.E ...... William H. Hensel ....... William P. Herrick ..... Erskine Hewitt. . . . . J. Preston'Hoskins .... Charles F. Howell .... Rowland H. Jackson .... Charles M. Jamison ..... David S. D. Jessup ....... .... Benjamin Franklin Jones .... .... Pringle Carlisle Jones ............. Phineas Barbour Kennedy ......... John Carruthers Leach. . . Edwin A. S. Lewis .... Richard B. Lyon ..... Donald McColl ......., Glenn F. McKinney ..... G. S. McLean ......... Chas. H. Macmillan ..... Thomas F. McNair .... Hugh McNinch ....... James A. Mathesin. .... . James Cowden Meyers .... ..... Homer R. Miller ........ Mushegh M. Minassian. . . Charles T. Mixer, B. S. . . Franklin T. Moore .... .... .... Ben. L. Morgan, B. S ..... .... John C. Motter .......... Lewis Dexter Mowry .... 4 Hoffze Address. Room. 172 W. State St., . 2 Trenton, Nlll ......... 6 S.R.H Jamesburg, N.J. ............ .... 3 9 S.E.H 71 It Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa. Fannettsburg, Pa ........... Trenton, N . J ..... . Henderson, Ky .......... Still Pond, Md .............. S. W. cor. 2d and Wright Sts., Springfield, Ill. East Orange, N . J ........... 1333 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. 26 E. 42d St., .New York ..... 9 Lexington Avenue, New York City. Media, Pa. ............ .... . Cranbury, N.J ..... Ohio, Missouri ..... Greensburg, Pa .... Beirut, Syria ......... Allegheny, Pa .... ..... South Charleston, O.. . . . Bridgeton, N. J ......... 2005 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Castle Point, Hoboken, N.J Morristown. N . J ............ Caledonia, N . Y .... .... Titusville, Pa ...... Shippensburg, Pa .... Perrineville, N.J ..... Hazleton, Pa ....... Grovania, Pa .... Philadelphia ............. Columbia, Pa. ....... . . .. Amity, Orange Co., N.J .... . Constantinople, Turkey .... IQ3I Indiana Ave., Chicago, Ill. Bridgeton, N .J ........... . . Freedom, Pa ........ . . . New Buffalo, Pa .... Englewood, N.J ..... 28 g .... ............ s.E.H . ..Mrs. Lavake's . . . ..Mrs. Zaph's S.E .Mrs. Burroughs ......49-5oU.H ....33 S.E.H .. .7 E. M.W.H .Tiger Inn .Mrs. Fergusorfs ......25 N.E.H ....8N.M.R.H ....I9 N.W ....1I E.W.H ...16 S.M.R.H . .Mrs. Warren's ...5 w.M.W.H .Mrs. McCarthy's N.R.H ....9N.M.R.H ...I5 N.M.R.H ......41 N.E.H ....3z N.E.H ....2S.E.H .....7N.R.H ....2 S.M.R.H ....4 S.M.R.H . . . Prof. Young's ...16 S.M.R.H ......37 S.E.H .........18S.W - Naffze. A. Gordon Murray ...... Samuel Grant Oliphant. . O. A. Ormond ......... Henry Page, jr .... Franklyn Paddock .... George J. Parker ....... William MCC. Parker .... George S. Patton ....... H. Denny Paxton ....... Frank H. Payne ........ Theodore Payne, C. E.. Nelson L. Petty ....... Edgar A. Poe .... D. W. Poor, Ir ..... Edw. R. Proctor .... B. Lincoln Prieth ..... Frank W. Propst ...... Alfred C. P. Quimby .... Charles Elbert Rhodes. . W. R. Ridington .... .... R. SJ Robertson...'. Jos. H. Robinson ..... T. H. Robinson, Ir .... J. s. Roddy ........ john H. Sealy, B, S .... Samuel Semple ....... George H. Shields, jr. . . W. Floyd Sicard, B. S. . . Charles A. Sidler ...... William C. Spicer ..... Arthur W. Spruance .... George Herbert Stephens ....... '. I. Weaver Sterry .......... . . .. CLASS VQI, SOPHOMORES.-Contzhued. 5 E S 4.--1? 5 l iii? ...g is ...g ...g 4 ill. ...g sz Hoffze Address. Room. 205 W. 57th St., New York.. .. .Mrs. Dohm's Vifoodstown, NJ ............... Mrs. Waibe1's Elderton, Pa ...... . . ....2 S.M.R.H 42 W. 49th St., New York City. Mifflintown, Pa ............. on Clty, Pa. ..... '. . Princeton, N . I .... Princeton, N . I .... Titusville, Pa ..... . . sayvme, Nv ............. 45 W. State St., 2 Trenton, NJ. f 2 ........ 21 N.E.H S.E .....Dr. Patton's ....41and42V.H N . . . .Mrs. Warren's 812 Paul St., Baltimore, Md ..... 5 420 S. 42d St., Philadelphia, Pa. 1611 Cayuga St., Germantown, Phila. 768 High St., Newark, N.-I. . Albany, Onegon. ........ . jersey City, N.-I ........ South Schodack, N.Y ..... Lansdale, Pa. ......... . . 25 Prospect St.. Cortland, N.Y. 54 E. 55th St., New York.. 316 Ridge Ave., Allegheny City, Pa. New Bloomfield, Perry Co., Pa, i Cor. Tremont 8z Ave. I, S' Galveston, Texas. 2009 Bainbridge St., Philadelphia, Pa. St. Louis, Mo ............. 1417 Mass. Ave., Washington, D.C. Danville, Pa ....... . .... III S. 2d St., Harrisburg, Pa. 1211 Del. Ave., l Wilmington, Del. 5 Montrose, Pa ............. 239 Madison Ave., New York City. 29 ........42N.E.H . . . .Mrs. Thomas's ..72 and 73 U.H . . . .Mrs. Thomas's ....I4 N.M.R.H ........39N.E.H ...Mrs. Anderson's . . ,Mrs.W. Smith's . . .Mrs. Stonaker's .. .......... 18N . . . . .Mrs. Easton's .. ...... 4oU.H W.H ...Mrs. Hubbard's ........35 N.E.H .... 1 S.E.H Mrs. Ferg-uson's CLASS '91, SOPHOMORES.-Conlzkzized. , Name. Hoffze Address. Charles S. Stevens .... . . ..... West Cape May, NJ.. . . . . . . . . V 440 Jefferson Ave., Robert Stuart Stewart. .... .... I Detroit, Mich. g . .. Robert B. Strong ......... .... N ew Brunswick, N. J ......... Thomas E. Van Ausdal. . . .. . ...Dayton View, Dayton, O. . A. W. Vernon. .......... Harwood Vernon ..... George R. Wallace ..... Robert B. Wallace... . jj Maple Avenue, gf Morristown, N.-I. ' ....Summit, . ..Norfolk, Va. ........ lj 202 Walnut St., lf Harrisburg, Pa. James H. Wardwell ............... South Orange, NJ. .... . . Orville Griffith Waring, C .E .... .Pla.in1'ield, Nj. ......... lj 1025 Lehigh Ave., Samuel Wasson ....... , ...... . . . . 1, Philadelphia, Pa' . Robert Anderson Watts, C.E .... 'L 2349 E. York St., George P. Wheeler ............. Charles D. White. .. William S. Whitehea William H. Wilt, jr. Alan D. Wilson ..... d,-Ir... .....Henderson,Ky.. Lawrence C. Woods .... Alfred B. Yeornans. Charles E. Zortman, 4111 Walnut St., ' ' ' ' Q Philadelphia, Pa. ' .Pittsburg, Pa ........ .. . . ....Orange,N.I............. Cor. N. Queen and .1216 2d St., Louisville, Ky .... if Philadelphia, Pa. g . .... Summit, N. I ......... ...... . .14 Park Pl., Newark, Nj. . .. C ' E ' Ch'tnut St.,Lancaster,Pa. ff .x lf f nf 4? Wfffjwlff -S ! P E1 Wx: fy M47 , ll l j? . W ' , :mf ' if 4 .' ,' ., -f If 30 , Room. . . .Mi-s. Zanefs 44 and 45 U.H .2 W.W.H . .... 16 N.W ....79U.H ......79U.H ....38 N.E.H 44 and 45. U.H . ...... 13SW .. ..... zN.E .....N, U.H ..9 S.M.R.I-I ......Io N.E ......19 S.W . . .Mrs. Zaph's ......15S.W U. H ....19 N.E.H .....11 N.M.R.H I M T? -' . mi Hwquu U A I ' H? ' .I Al!! 0' if aw viii ,. gf' , 'fa' mil i l :Qlf will gg 2: ll , IJ, 1 Jllll ll ' I slag' ,L X ik ' 1 1 ., I I a , 'TE fl' Q' -.Nl T' - 4 :T'1'Xw'. 'a ZEQEQ , mff1: '- fm 2133.2-:J .. ' - A ein ' M ir -M5-f':7 :L ' Q F 9 G5 ' 1' 9 Q ctr-if rgaqlza lon. F. W. SMITH .... ..7..P1'eszde1zz'. . .. . Secremffy ..Tf'easu1'er R. WOODS ..... J. MCCOLL.. .. 3I CLASS '92, FRESHMEN - Nczffze. john Howard Adams, Sc ........ Benjamin Ames, Sc. .......... . Walter Monteith Aikman, Sc .... Hoffze Address. Room. 3 196 C0lu11g?fgkIf32f?11QfY ..... s W.M.W. H. lg 1600 Itglafgihgtonv D-C. E .......... .19 U.H. 373 Unlogriglhyni N.Y. .. . . .P1iest's. Paul Clark Ailsworth, Sc .......... Council Bluffs, Ia .....,. ........... U , U.H. james Purviance Atkinson... . . . 1' 2II South Broad St., , 1: Elizabeth, N. I- 5 . . Mrs. Patterson s. Frederic Randolph Bailey ......... Elizabeth, N I ............ . .Mrs. Patterson's. Robert Dickson Ballantine, Sc.. . 43 Washln-gxgggvaiqiz N. J. E . .I4 Nassau Hotel. N Thomas Barclay .................. Greensburg, Pa. ................ 8 N.M.R.H. X Chester Bayles .... ..... 2 86 Pearl St.,N. Y. City ..... Mr. Van Dykes. N Imlay Benet ................ .... 124 CO1mE?g:gkIg2?J1:GE?Y. S .......... 73 U.H. Q Robinson Potter Dunn Bennett .... Garden City, L. I ......... Miss S. E. Leigh's. Martin Voorhees Bergen, jr ..... john William Rufus Besson. . . . . ..Camden,N.j ....... ............. . 5 S.R.H. ..Hoboken, Nj ..... .... . Mrs. Cochrane's. , Leonidas Hirston Besson .......... Hoboken, NJ ..... ..... M rs. Cochrane's. Fred. Gregory Betts .... .... ..... C l earfield, Pa .... .................... 1 1 U.H. , George Whitfield Betts ..... ..... E ngiewood, N. J .................... T, U.H. l Harry Elmer Bierley ...... . . . . .Rebersburg, Centre Co., Pa ............ 3 S.E. 1 Cassius Edwin Bixler ........ ...... E shcob, Pa ...........,... .Mr. M. Hubbard's. 3 William I. Blackwell, Sc ........ Louis Gerard Borgmeyer ........ . .167 W. State St., Trenton, N.-I ........ IO U.H. ..Rahway, N.j ........................ 2 S.W. l William Little Bradley ..... ..... M iddletown, N.Y ...... Mrs. Zane's, Canal St. john M. Brennan .......... ..... P aris, Ky .... ................ M r. Van Dykeis. Charles Wesley Brenniser ........ 3 1914 Wiiaigtfigighiay Pa. .... Mrs. Wai-ren's. james Chester Brewster ..... ..... C hester, N. -I .................. .... 4 N.E. H. Arthur G. Brown, So ...... ..... W oodbridge. N. I ........... Mrs. McCarthy's. 1 William Sanderson Brown ....... 5 20 Fifth Ave ?Mrs. Geo. Goldie's. Q New York City. Fred'k C. Bucher. ....... . . ..... Columbia, Pa .... ................... . 67 U.H. George William Burleigh .......... Great.Fal1s, N. H .... ..... .... I 3 U . H. Arthur W. Butler, Sc. ...... ..... Y onkers, N. Y ..... , ........ .... 7 2 U. H. Duncan Campbell ................. Caledonia, N. Y .... ..... M rs. McCarthy's. Courtlandt Patterson Butler ....... Blairstown, N. I ....... . . .Rev. H. Hinsdale's. Herbert Swift Carter. .......... . .Orange Valley, N.-I ............ 8 H. Marshfield Andrews Christy ....... Sewlckley, Pa. ...,................... 2 U.H. Alonzo Church ......... L Q , ...... V. Lansing Collins ...... .. . Leon Martin Conwell ..... .... . I404LSt-fN-W- ? ........... 6 AU.H. Washington, D. C. 9 67 'Westow Hill, Upper , Norwood, London, Eng- g...Mrs. Patterson s. 2oo4 Park Ave., ' , Philadelphia, Pa' 2 ...Mrs. Stonaker s. '42 All CLASS '92, FRESHMEAC-Cozzfzhzzed. H Na1fze. Pierre Frederic Cook ..... s Hoflze Address' . . .... Waterloo, N .I .,.... . . Richard Coulter, jr ............... Greensburg, Pa ...... . . Orville Platt Curran, jr., Sc Frank Linley Critchlow .......... George K. Davis, Sc ..,... james Lucas De Long. . . Robert Denniston ........ Room. ........Mrs.Wolfe's I7 and zo S.E.H .4045 Lake Ave., Chicago, Il1.Mrs Geo.Goldie's .Mt. Hermon, Mass .,... 74 S. Franklin St., . . .. . . .Mrs Stonaker's 5 , Wilkes-Bam, Pa. ........... U, U.H . . .... Lexington, Ky ....... . . . .Washingtonville, Ky. . . Arthur LeGrand Doty, Sc ..., ..... O range, N . I .... ..... Edward D. Duffield. ........ . . . . . George T. Dunlop, jr., Sc Harry Slawson Dunning .... . Smith Gardner Dunning ..... Albert Frost Ernshaw .... John William Easton ..... Edward Ellison, Sc ..... William Elmer, jr., Sc... Albert Sabriske English .... . . . Alfred Evans .......... Evan M. Evans, Sc .... Marcus S. Farr ...... Max Farrand ...... Robert Field, Sc ...... Harry Kerr Freeman.. . john Young Graham ..... Vlfilliam Mudge Graham. Edward Graver .... ...... Andrew Caldwell Gray. . . LeRoy Gresham ....... Charles Gulick, Sc ....... Henry Ewing Hale, jr. .. William Harris, jr ....... Frank Hellman Hall .... Howland Hanson ...... 312 Q St., Princeton, N. I .............. Washington, D.C. i Mrs. Carpenters .Prof . DuHield's ..Mrs. Easton's .Middletown, N.Y ...... .Mrs.Zane's, Canal St .Mechanicstown, N.Y .... Mrs. Zane's, Canal St Lowville, N .Y .... .......... M rs. Hubbard's . .Pr1nceton, N .J ........... .... M rs. Easton's 5 1224 Washington St., Q Kansas City, Mo. ' ' ' 3 VVest State St., Trenton, N.-I. E Mr. Van Dyke's . Mrs. Thomas'S . Hightstown, N . I , .............. Mrs. Waihets 707 Marshall St i , Phiiadeiiihia, Pa. - -' 12 N -M-K Englewood, N. I ......... H .Cranbury, N. I ............ ..... 1 7 N.E.H QQ Spruce St., 2 Newark, N.-TJ ........ 26 S.E H Fort Adams, Newport, R.I. . . . ....... .. . . Huntingdon, Pa. ............ .... 4 2 S.E.H C Roberts, St. Croix Co., Q Michigan. . ..... V, U.H Montgomery, Ala ........ ............. 8 N . E ....Hulton, Pa........... .Wilmington, Del, ........ .. 1517 Park Avenue, Baltimore, Md. .. . . .Mrs. Cochrane's .Mrs. G. Goldie's .Mrs. Lavake's Princeton, N. I ................ V. B. Gulick's . .Princeton ...... . . . ...... Mrs. Cha1nberlain's . .Princeton ...... . . . . ..... . . . . . .Mrs. Harr1s's 1420 15th St., I , Washington, Dnc' Y .... Mrs. Thomas s Key East ......................... I2 N.E.H Charles Delucena Hart. . . 3 1317 Walnugggidelphial . .... 60 U.H Hayward Augustus Harvey, Jr. . K3 455 Main iiffzange N. J. 9 ........... I2 U.H Henry Clay Havens. . ............ Burrsville, NJ .............. Mrs. Hubbardfs E 33, S CLASS '92, FRESHMEN.-Confzhued. Nafne. Caspar Wistar Hodge ...... Shephard Homans, Ir., Sc .....,... J. Frederic Hosfordf. . . .. Leavitt Howe, jr ...... Robert Pollock Howe. .. .. Curtis Grubb Hussey, Sc ..... . . joseph Miller Huston. Samuel Craig Huston ...... Frank Martin Hutchinson ....... 3 W. B. Irish. . .............. Thomas Smith Irvin.. . . james Peter King .......... William Vail johnson, Sc ..... .... john B. Kouwenhoven .... Thos. B. Kenedy, Sc ..... Finley Hall Lloyd ...... Alexander Lilley, Sc ....... 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 .... A, M. Minot, Sc .... Russell King Miller .......... .. Frank Montgomery Milliken ....... john K. Mitchell ................ Q Theo. W. Morris, jr .... Frederick john Moses .,.. Hozfze A ddress. Princeton ..... .... Englewood, NJ .... Kinderhook, N .Y ..... Princeton . .... ..... ' Westfield, Mass. ...... . . 8 Cedar Avenue, Allegheny. 2433 N. 5th St., Philadelphia . 2433 N. 5th St., Philadelphia. Sewickley, Allegheny Co., Pa . New -Castle, Pa ......... 25 West Ioth St., New York City. Galt, Ont., Canada ..... Orange, NJ .... ...... P. O. Box 3, Flatbush, L.I. Chambersburg, Pa.. . . . . 5th Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. 3 Main St., Columbus, O. Summit, N .I ........... 1523 R. I. Ave., Washington, D.C. Caledonia, N .Y .... ...... 5526 Fifth Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. Connellsville, Pa ........ Vincennes, Ind ..... Room. .. . . .Dr. Hodge's .......31 U.H .......67 U.H . . .... Mr. Howeis .. .... 37 N.E.H . . .Mrs. Dohm's ..... 2N.E ..... 2N.E U.H Mrs. F. A. Dohm's S.E N.E .. ,... ,.IN.W U.H ....Hankins' Store ....32 and 33 U.H . . . . ..Mrs. Wolfe's . . . Mrs. McCarthy's . . . Hankins' Store . . . . ..Mrs. Wright's .........66U.H Chambersburg, Pa .... , ..... . ...... P, U . H 39 S. Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. Paterson, N . I ......... Dayton, O ........ Beatrice, Neb ..... .. . .. .. 294 William St., East Orange, Nj. 420 S. 15th St., Philadelphia. Newport, Perry Co., Pa 1633 Spruce St., Philadelphia. Freehold, N . -I. ....... . 137 Greenwood Ave., Trenton, N.j'. 34 . ...... 4W.W.H .. ..Mrs. Brown's .......Miss Leigh's . . . .Mrs. Leigh's ..........8o U.H . .... 39U.H ....66 U.H . .... 60 U.H .. .... 34 U.H .... 3 S.R.I-I IQ25 Tasker St., 52005 Walnut St., SIO E. 12th St., CLASS '92, FRESHMEN.-Cafzlzbzzzed Naffze. Charles Ggden Mudge ..... William Leroy Mudge ..... Max Munger, Sc ........ Franklin Paddock ......... . William Belfrage Parsons ,... James Porter Parker, Sc ...... William Edward Pearson, Sc. George Wilson Peddie ........ Ino. C. B. Pendleton ......... Warrington Walworth Periam. .. Bowdre Phinizy ....... . William Kelly Prentice .... . john Luther Rankin . . A . Charles Ellet Rieman .... Alfred R. Riggs ..... jesse B. Riggs ....... L. . . I. Sinclair Roberts, jr ..... Pierre Keller Satterfield. .. . Charles Henry Shick .... . Ralph Duffield Small .... . Uriah Franklin Smiley .... . Frank W. Smith, Jr., Sc ..... . Charles Wood Somerby .... . Charles Philip Spooner .... Robert Alston Stevenson .... john William Stock. .- .... . . William Stump .... . . . Winneld Sully, Sc ......... . joseph Gaston Syrnrnes, jr. .. Mg iii? 1. Hofzze Address Room. Princeton ....,... ...... R ev. Dr. Mudge's Princeton ........ ..... R ev. Dr. Mudge's Plainfield, N. I ............. Mrs. Burroughs's 42 W. 49th St., Franklin, N. Y. Cary. Delaware Co., N. Y. 103 Poidras St.. ,. New Orleans. Orange Heights, N .I .... -51512 N. 18th St., Philadelphia . ,...IS.E Q ....,... 7w.w.H. 2 E- . S Berkeley Springs, W.Va, . . . .........23S.E.H U.H. . . . .Mrs. Warren's Mrs. Carpenter's. ....64 and 65 U.H 3 5 5 Roseville Ave., Newark, N . J. j 519 Green St., Augusta, Ga. 5 9 West 16th St., New York City. 765 High St., Mrs. Margerunrs . T Newark, NJ. 221 Monument St., Baltimore, Md . 814 Cathedral St., Baltimore, Md. York, Pa ........ ....... 814 Cathedral St., Baltimore, Md. ........36 S.E.H ......62 W.H w.M.w.H. Q ..... 7w.M.w.H .Mrs. Zane's, Canal St Q. ...,....... 3s.w -SIOII Penn St., Philadelphia, Pa. Reading, Pa. 680 Tremont St., S.E Boston, Mass. ...g 827 Wharton St., Phiiadeiphia. Mr. Van Dyke's. . . .Mrs. Stonaker's - .... .48U.H Philadelphia. 5oo N. 32d St., Phiiadeiphia. -- -' O' UH ....Hudson, ....Mrs. Zaph's ....Lewistown, Pa... Altamount Hotel, V 3 Ba1,dmO1,e,Md E Van Dykes Bel Air, Md ............ . ...........S,U.H .......2o E.W.I-I New York City. .....Cranbury, .... r7N.E.H CLASS 92, FRESHMEN-Conizkzrzed. Naffze. Hoffze Address. RWM. Francis Edgar Talcott ..... . . 7 W' 57tgE5,Q'YOrk City' . .... 15 Chas. W. Tindle, sc.. .. .... 2431 Penn gfgburg, Pa' . .... 61 U.H. Charles Irvin Truby ..... .... john Van Ness ................... Peter Vredenburgh ................ Duncannon, Perry Co., Pa ............ 4 N.W. Johnsonburg, N.j .... ...... . .Mr. Van Ness's. Ffeehoid, N . J ...... . . Williamson UpDike Vreeland. ..... Rocky Hill, Nj ..... .... Fred. Cliford Ward ............... james Westwell .... .............. Benjamin Vrorne White. ....... .. Edward Van Dyke Wight. ...,. . Jesse Lynch Williams ....... . . . john Glover Wilson ..... . . john Edgar Witherspoon ........ 3 Clinton T. Wood ........ Richard Fiavei Weeds. .......... Q Walter Livingston Wright, jr ...... A. Oliver Young ................. Lawrence Andrew Young. .... . Croton, N, Y ............... New Brighton, S.I .......... .Su1nrnit, N.I ............... .New Harnburgh, N. Y ...... .........Dohm's. . Mrs . Vanderbilfs N.E. Mrs. Carpenter's. .........ION.E. .......4oS.E.H. .Princeton, Illinois ............ M1s.Anderson's I632 Linden Ave., 2 , Baltimore, Md' Y . . .Mr, Van Dyke s 731 S. 2d St., Chambersburg, Pa. ............. IO N. Fargo, Dakota. ....... ...,... M rs. Van Noy's. 1501 Spruce St., Philadelphia. ........ 7 Irnlaystown, N.-I .... ............. 2 N.E.H. .Newton, Nj ............... .Mrs. Andersorfs 1535 4th Ave., Louisville, Ky. ........... I5 N.E Z I 6 F 2 X 2 f, ff ' 7 Z 63 - 7 - .' X f' ff'0 E' -,. f ' 'Pe 5 ' ' fs Y 'l x f .. ill f E1 1, X Q L ': '-5? - , la ' zLfrif X, f Xf.-1 - E-ri effing ,-35 - Q - - Q-,-3.1:-:..- :iii Z-. . nn- ' j sg 1 HE. 13-1, ....,.....-4 , .--- ....---. 36 . Specid? . Sfudeqfe. Naflze. Andrew Jackson Allen. . . Arthur D. Ball ........... Jeremiah Milton Bamford ...,... James Sutton Blair ...... Alexander N. Bodine ..... Edw. Landseer Boyle . . . Frederic Brokaw .... . Daniel Camp ....l..,.. Wm. Judson Cook ..... William F. Dix Halsey Durand ...... . Horace W. Eggleston .... Arthur D. Forst. . . ... .. John Calvin Graham, Jr. . Paul Percy Harris ........ Henry A. Inman ...... John W. Inman... . . . Russell S. Jones ......... Curtis E. Knickerbocker. . Chujiro Kochi .......... Clarence E. Lemassena. .. Henry 'Lee Mason, Jr .... Gilbert N. McMillan .,.. Frank S. Miller. .. Edwin J. Moles ........ Isaac N akagawa. ......... Charles Pope O'Fallon, . . Robert Dudley Osbourn.. H. Russell Pemberton.. . . Thomas Robins, Jr ...... Henry Porter Robinson... John W. Sanders ......... T. Liper Kane Shields... .... Newark, N. J ........ S Hofrze A ddrers. . .... Blairstown, N. J.. . . .. Fairtown, Cumberland Co., N. J. . ....Ind1ana, Pa .... ..... . 201 2 Spruce St. . Philadelphia, Pa. i ' Memphis, Tenn .............. 528 Fifth Avenue, Q New York City. Y ' ' ' Hightstown, N.J .... ....... Sheridan, N. Y ............ J 444 High St., I Newark, N. J. 25 Franklin St., Newark, N. J. ....Brooklyn, N. . .,.. Trenton, N.J ...... . . . . .... Montomery, Ala .... . . . . Wallingford, Vt. ............ . Room. .........27S.E.H .....37 N.E.H . . . . .Mrs . Thomas's .. . .13 E.W.H .Mrs. Thornas's I ........ 33 U.H .......16N N.W ...5 s.E.H ......15 N.E.H Mrs.Wolfe's . . .Mrs. Wolfe's 117 Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga ......... G, U.H . .338 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga ....... K, U.H Farmington, Conn .... ........ 7 o and 7I U.H Morrisville, N.Y ........ ............ V , U . H Care Rev' S' Miuiizfm' if .... Mrs. Ki.lloran's Foxc ase, P ila. IIO8 Broad St., Newark, Nil ........ 1W.W.H Shady Side, ' - , 3 Pittsburg, Pa. 5- . . . ....... Priest s 4QI efferson Ave., I Detroit, Mich. 6' 7 and 8 UH 2418 Stevens Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. .....Elrn1ra, . . .... Tokio, Japan .... ' ...... .. . .... St. Louis, Mo ........ . . . . N.E . . .Mrs. Dohrn's ........4I S.E.H 35 and 36 U.H Sewickley, P Allegheny Co., Pa. J ' '75 and 76 U'H Richmond, Vt .... ........ . ..Mrs. N ewton's Morristown, N. J ................... .17 S.W 48 4th St., New York City. ......... 8 N.R. H Atlanta, Ga ......................... K, U.H Princeton .... ........ M rs. Bayard Stockton's 37 SPECIAL , Naffze. Lowry Witherspoon Sibbet ..... F. Berkeley Smith ......... Garret Voorhees Stryker. .. Orville C. Taintor. .... .. William M. Thompson james R. Thorpe ..... Samuel S. Thorpe .... james Ross Todd .... John Tredennick ..... George Trotter ..... john W. Valliant .... Alfred J. Wagner .... Samuel Hines Wigton ..... Thomas White ........ john A. York .... john Zimmerman .... I L . w A xl .4 STUDEZVTS.-Confzkzuedfl W Hovze Address. Room. I ...Shippensburg', Pa ............... ..... 1 o N. ' . . .150 E. 34th St., New York City ....... Priest's. ...Rocky Hill, N.j ........ .......... 9 S.E.H. ...S.Orange,N.j ........ .... 7 S.M R.H. 333 Nelson Ave., , . St. Paul, Minn. . . .Mrs. Dohm s. ...Minneapolis, Minn ....... ...9 . . .Minneapolis, Minn .... .... 9 E. M.W. H. ...Louisville, Ky. ....... .. ...... .C, U.H. 319 East 86th St., ' New York City. ' ' 4 SE' ...New York City .......... .... 8 2817 Olive St., . St. Louis, MO' ........... 5 U.H. 1628 8th Ave., Q Smoking Room, ' Minneapolis, Minn. 5 U.H. . . .Altoona, Pa ................. Mrs. Hubbard's. ...Indiana, Pa ............ ......... 7 N.W. 1oo South Elliot Pl., Brooklyn, NDY. . .... , .... 4 S.E. ...New Glarus, Wis ........ .... . I7 S.M.R.H. l ., N Q 'v ,, mf I, .. E Fmt, :Rez-Q' .-it f' . :- X Km X,-qw. wukf - 1 sa M, ,5- fgkwx x 15. Gu ,Ze .1 M 4 If WW' 6111 ,TT fe 5' C Y, .... . I Hl',. l nts. Aux, x .lf-., ,x gag ls, Qxflvf Nfl ,X .x gs m i .w.mu.- gf, i,:ggi. yS L,4EJ, N,,g,mK,v,r xupsu. F '- .1-M ig .N . A ' .. .as-,, , A 1 A f b, .-,gy-5,1 41 ,-'H ,g ive fg,2:+f. .q,f' I A - , 1.u..,.. ,A , ..f,.1 1,4 ul .1 ..,. ,Ji,,igg.1g, g5 4, gm Q W X. lawn ,hnfllg if at dghiiaa . 'fnesnfft e ff- 'rf' '- ,- T11 1 1 ' 32.4 ,. 1 il.. + 4,1 fr X w f ea lt 'L i 1 517 fl ft FWH M 5 All ' A ll ' fzfmz V -f . f , U' ' ' N '- , ' 4 ' 1 ,llfff -l-'ff--.rx-'m!1'5,4F e 'T ?r-i.,-1 - .als-.extra-wwf . . f -Q SMWN. , fmfw N. Ear?-Q4m:,.e..'f'4-Sfgfyl . u. - f. Qg7sW7SmWg.' ,Qi Z Hygggglgg, 1 gig-f ' 4-- 7 ,qlygfsiw -0 af-MM4--Av 'H 'gel 7 rfvNPY1x e lgmlwl .wvLfasai-:f--r- -W 'V ,. '3 Z xx! -Q415255,24g:fM4gQafJ5fLz.'f 11i,l-.'g15,ge-f.- 1, 1 .wifi Mififfgw NNN! :I vQsii',3- 'S:e5'f-'1' .Ii.ffLLf::'f' bf '-r.,- we -.-M -.aunt-qw .Q .rw 55,.gMr:As, Q . tx.- .J 552 Lf: -ef -' M QE?--lik J - , A .- fifff xi ? ' Nj 5, l 'ff ff -4 . ' i111-Neff?-2 fn ,nal - '-'ff' 5 I B f X1XNQ. gH':x-.-- '1 ' SE!-sa., . lmmmfll -- I :git , 7 , f M. a ,!l.....k!!...t -.. - .,. f 1 f EE - N- A ' -?::f' ,z 1-----H f f't'R ,i- -11-:fa .gnc-1 K Z: E- T .--:. --f.. -5-T-., . --ir?-'Y - f-'- -- 1- , .kj 1 38 -' i 'w Summary. C9 ACADEMICS. GRADUATES .... ................. . 79 SENIORS .... , 73 JUNIORS. ..... II2 SOPHOMORES. . . ... III FRESHMEN . .. , ,, 121 SPECIALS. . .. .......... . .. . 41 TOTAL ..... .,......... . .. 542 SCIENTIFICS. SENIORS. .... .,............. . I7 JUNIORS ...... . . . 25 SOPHOMORES .... , I5 FRESHMEN .... , , , 35 SPECIALS .... .......,. ..... I 9 TOTAL ...... ......... . . . III GRAND TOTAL. ................ 653 ABBREVIATIONS. N., Nassau Hall. r N S. E., South Entry of East College. . W., North Entry of West College. . E., North Entry of East College. N S. W., South Entry of West College. N. R. H., North Entry of Reunion Hall. R. H., South Entry of Reunion Hall. . . M. R. H., North Middle Entry of Reunion Hall. M. R. H., South Middle Entry of Reunion Hall. E. W. H., East Entry of Vlfitherspoon Hall. W. W. H., West Entry of Witherspoon Hall. E. M. W. H., East Middle Entry of Witherspoon Hall. S. N S. W. M. VV. H., West Middle Entry of Witherspoon Hall. N E . . H., North Entry of Edwards Hall. S. E. H., South Entry of Edwards Hall. U. H., University Hall. ' O. S., Old Seminary. B. H., Brown Hall. ' 189 vgo 191 is is is '92 is the present Freshman Class. the present Senior Class. the present junior Class. the present Sophomore Class. 39 I N NI 'IKIWIIII , -rl. ..,., ' ag., I' . .17 . Wx 1. ff 'N P: liz-f :AL , QIJ, 5 7 , fb 1-2 I '.'- ,A A I jgf ........J?2 -- -,..BW' ' .l W Y l is A 'I Q i Q 1EfgZ35QD X yEgt,'x SJ: x Nlabfgtif-' Q' T. J4Tg:,.Z., ' f 3, .f an A-4 -f gi L 50 I Wx ' I I . ' J A' avg wjyiqgg IIE? Q E rx A Q 'S WW ' ' :Ti SR-b. 'QX i SIRIQ5 And COIIIZIFIQS RQPTQSQDIQJ NEW JERSEY ,.... ..... I 61 JAPAN ......... . . PENNSYLVANIA.. . .... 149 KANSAS. . . . NEW YORK. .. .... IOS LOUISIANA.. . OHIO ................. . . zo NEBRASKA. . . MARYLAND ....... ....... . . I8 ALABAMA.. . DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. .. .. I2 ASIA MINOR. . .. KENTUCKY ......., . . .... . . IO CANADA.. . . . . MISSOURI... . . . IO CONNECTICUT. . . ILLINOIS. .... . 9 DAKOTA, .... . . MINNESOTA .... . 8 ENGLAND .... GEORGIA ........ . 7 FLORIDA ......... MASSACHUSETTS.. . . 6 MAINE. . . . . . .. . . IOWA .......... . 5 NEW HAMPSHIRE.. OREGON ....... . 5 TURKEY ......... . CALIFORNIA . . . . . 4 RHODE ISLAND.. . . DELAWARE .... . 4 SOUTH CAROLINA. WISCONSIN .... . 4 SYRIA ......... . . MICHIGAN. . . . 3 TEXAS . . . .. TENNESSEE . . . . 3 VERNIONT.. . . .. . EGYPT ..... . 2 VIRGINIA ......... INDIA. . . . . 2 WEST VIRGINIK.. . INDIANA.. . . . 2 40 20 s Q, it 'N x ff A ix' ' 'E-2 'f lik - ' V -4:5 xf Z ' I 5 jf K ' 9 ' if i f A 9 f eh 1 13 4 1 - lv? .J f' ' f f E f e.2L1..3h-1 s afe-f'511f-f ,F :E .5 2 ,fe st , Ak 'T U-MLA ' i ,- gif ?'-9-F-V3.1 ' ' -fees-'Q,,f EAST ENTRY. 1 Janeway, '9O. Paxton '89, 2 Paxton, '91. 3 McDonald, '9o. 4 Prof. Smith. 5 Lyon, '91. 6 Price, '9o. 7 Vlfoods, '92. 8 Trotter, '91, 9 Durand, '91, IO Kerr, '9O. II P. 101168, '9I. 12. Fisk, 790. I3 Bodine, 'go. I4 Sterry, '91, Terhune, '89. I5'i Rand, '89. 16 Blair, '9o. I7 Proudit, '89. 18 Edwards, '89. Thomas, '99, 9 McDonald, 'QO. Channing '91. Sully, '92 6 WITHERSPOON HALL. EAST MIDDLE ENTRY. WEST MIDDLE ENTRY. Uebelacker, '89, 1 Blackwell. Ii Voorhees, '9o. Browning, '89, I D. Edsall. '9o. Zi Clarke, '89. 2' R. Edsall, '90 Belknap. '89, 3i jenney, '89, ,Tones '91, 4 Guerii1,'9o. 5 Dix, '89. Headly, '9o. 'Si Ball, '92 7 Herrick, '9r. 8 C. Agnew, '91. I G. Agnew, '9 9 I. Thorpe, '89. S. Thorpe, '89 Brooks, '89. IO Warren, '89. 3 45 Sl 6 1 s 9 I0 412 Shepard, '9o. Auchincloss, '91. Barnes, '9r. Lewis. '91. Poe, '9r. Furst, 'QO, Palmer, '99, A. Riggs, '9r. I. Riggs, '91. Adams,7'9z. Carter, 92. Bryan, '91. Cobb, '9o. 2 20 was-r em-Rv. Lemassena, '91, Strong, '9r. Bovaird, '89. McVVilliams, '92 Kouwenhovenf Murry, '9z. 65 Gladwin, 'qI. Bonner, 91. Paddock, 'QL Trusdell, 'go. Farnam, YQO. Graham, '9o. Casement, '9o. Prof. Westcott. Mitchell, '89. Hersh, '9o. Talcott, '92, Iennings, '9O. Cary, '91, Sprueuce, '91, Bonsal, '89, Speer, '89. Hewitt, '89. 92. O Witherspoon ,' I Sibbett, '90, II T. Payne, '91, I2 l 9 2, I3 16 DIRECTOR Y.-Conizkzzzed, N ASSAU HALL. Propst '91, 1 Smith, '89, Scofield '89, ' 7 25 Scofield, '87, I5 Hill, Curator, 18 Roddy. '91, N 6 Irvine .88 2 - ' ' Robins '89, Life, '89, .Den'mgef' 190' Camp, '91, WEST COLLEGE, NORTH ENTRY. Doly, '92, Ii johnson, '92, 4 Philadelphian 2 , Office, 3 Hirsts' Store, 4 Truby, '92, ' Speir, ,QQ Sl Perrin, '90, 6 Burgess, '99, Brownlee, '89, 7 White, '89, 8 Tutor Thompson. 9 Bird, '99, IO Kauffrnann, '8 II Jackson, '90, I2 Horne, '99, I3 Rickert, '90, I4 Nutting, '99, 15 Weidman, 190. X63 Bickham, '90, 9, Van Ausdel, '91, I7 Pollison, '89, 18 Sutton, '90, 20 Bayard, '89, SOUTH ENTRY. 1 Prentice, '92, 2 Borgmeyer, '92 3 Satterield, '92, 4 1. 5 Aulick, '89, 6 Minot, '89, Rogers '90, 7 Phelpsf '90, 8 Halstead, '89, 9 I, Barr, '89, ro Van Cleve, :QO. J. Shradv, '89, Hi A. Shrady '99, I2 Noyes, '89, I Anthony. ,QQ I3l Wardwell, '91, Conaut, '99, I4 Lowrie, '91, Barkley IQI. I5 VVi1son, 91. 16 E. Smith, '90, I7 Robins, '91, Sharon, IQO. 13 Matter, 'QI. I9 VVhitehead,'91 20 Conover, '89, REUNION 243 Gulick, '89, 27 Shearer, ,QQ. EAST COLLEGE, NORTH ENTRY. ' King, '92, I l Ward, '92, I, Huston '92, 2 S. Huston: '92, 3 L. 4 Lyon, '92, 5 W. Nutting, ,Q0. Hunter, '89, . Gi George, '89, .7 D. Lewis, '90, 8 Graham, '92, 9 Dalton, ,QO. Io Vlfhite, '91, White, '92, Denegre '89 U Kneeland, '89, Stebbins, '89, ml Furst, '89, I3 Hone, ,QI. I4 Sllober, '90, Kimball '90, 'Si Young, '92, 16 Miller, '90, Durell '89, I7 Durell, '91 18 Morris, '89, Newbury, '90, I9 Hopkins, '88, Page, '91, 20 Stevens, '91, HALL, NORTH ENTRY, NORTH Mmnu: ENTRY. SOUTH MIDDLE ENTRY. 1 Lil, Oflice. ' Hillegass, '90, Zi Linder, '90, 1 Rawson, '99, 2 Mr. Goldie. Wilkins, '90, , 3 3 Adams, go, 4 Graham, '89, 1 Stakes, '90, Miller '91, Zi Ormorid, '91, :VT 42 SOUTH ENTRY. 'Huston '89, I Parsons, '92, ' J. Todd, '89, Zi D. Todd, '89, 3 Bierly, '92, Trcdinnick, '92 4 York, '92, 5 De Long, '92, 6 Alexander, ,9o. 7 Farr, 7QO. 8 Tutor Roddy, 4 Prieth, '91, 9 Baldwin, '91, IO Alexander, '89, II Townsend, 'QQ Shick, '90, Hi Shick, '92, - I3 Davis, '91, Irvin '90, H' Irvin: '92, I5 Prime, '90, 16 Harper, '91, I7 Aull, '91, Pershing' '89, 'gl Chase, '89, IQ Robinson, '91, 2 g Church, IQI. O Black, '92, SOUTH ENTRY. 1 Young, '90, 28 Princetonian Office, 3 Moses, '91, 4 S DIRECTOR Y.-C07zlz?zzzea'. REUNION HALL: NORTH ENTRY. NORTH MIDDLE ENTRV, souri-I rrinni.E ENTRY. Chapin, '90, Neher, '89. Katzenbach, '89 64 Deemer, '91, 7 8 9 IO I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II I2 13 14- McKinney, '91, Casselberry, 'QI. Meyers, 'QI. Sicard, '91, Robinson, '91, Belt, '90, Smith, '90, Banks, '89. Barr, '89. Gesner, '9o. Gesner, '89. Gillespie, '89, 89 Jamison, 91. Barclay, '92, McLane, '91, Merchant, 'QO. Zortrnan, '91, Osmer, '90, McConkey, '99, Rhodes, '91, Reid, '99, MacMillan, '91, EDWAR NORTH ENTRY. Doolittle, 'Q0. Wright, '92, Phillips, 'QO. Webster, '92, Watson, '99, Segur, '89. Hill, '99, Kelley, '99, Davidson, '91, Hill, 190. Kelley, '9O. Gayley, '89, Hanson, '92, Hotchkiss, '89. Mount, '89. Rysdyk, '90, Conduit, '90, Akerman, '90, Howell, '91, Carothers, '90, Dinsniore, '90, Chambers, 9o, Galt, '90, McCready, '90, Dinsmore, '90, Chamb ers. go, Carter, '89. McNinch, '91, Adams, '91, Proctor, '91, Sidler, '91, 43 5 6 fl 8 9 IO Il I2 13 14 I5 16g I7 I8 19 DS I 2 3 4 5 6 13 8 9 ro II I2 I3 I4- 15 43 Dugan, '91, Minassian, '91, Noel, '89, Runyan, '88, Irons, '89. 'I'a.intor, '91, Yeakle, '90, Wheeler, '91, Sailor, '89. Meeker, '9o. Robertson, '91, Quinn, '89, Bucher, '90, Hughes, '89, Kennecl '91, Moore, '91 Zimmerman, '9o, Ewing, '99, J. Collins, ' , Schultz, '9O?O HALL. 4 S Gi rl 8 9 IO SOUTH ENT1zv. Livin,9,ood, '99 Bergen, 'QI Evans, '91, Dunham, '91, Miner, -90. l-lodge, '9o. Lukens, '90, Wyckoff, '89, Drummond, '8 G. Sproul, '89. T. Sproul, '89, SO UTI-I ENTRY. Spicer, '91, Matheson, '91, Sproull, '99, VVall, '90, Dodd, '87, A. McCord, '89. D. McCord, '89, Bosserman, '91, Gordon, '91. Coale, '89. Dobbins, '88, Shields, '91, Parker, '91, Atkinson, '89. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 Haring, '9o, Parker, 'Q2. A, Collins, '90 N, Gray, '89. Farrand, '92, Allen, '9o. McLaren, ,9O. Hagny, '99, Rankin, '86, Babcock, '91, Strong, '86, Hensel, '91, Bright, '90, Thurber, '90, Rankin, '92, DIRECTOR Y-Contzhued. EDWARDS HALL. NORTH ENTRY. Nicholas, '90, Miller, '86, Symmes, '92, Farr, '92, Hirst, '90, Yeornans, '91, Dennis, '91, Sutphen, '90, V. Woods, '90, L. Woods, 391. Christie, '92, McKee, '90, Valliant, '91, McMillan, '90, Ames, '90, Cooper, E.B.,'91, Blackwell, '92, T. G. Betts, '92, Hawey, '92, Burleigh, '92. Gray, '89, Stevens, '89, Rollins, '89, T, Chambers,'9o, Ames, '92, Fulmer, '89, Forsythe, '88, 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 31 32 33 34 324 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 4,6 47 48 49 50 Miller, '84, Banford, '92, Howie, 'Q2. Wallace, '91, Ridington, '91, Bigelow, '90, McNair, '91, SOUTH ENTRY. 16 West, '90, I7 Coulter, '92, 18 S Guffey, ' 0, 191 Pierson, '20, 20 Coulter, '92, 21 Emans, '89, Poor, '91, UNIVERSITY HALL. Duncan, 92. 60 Hart, '92, Brokaw, '92, Lilley, '92 , T, Morris, '92- O'Fa.ll0n, '90, I, Lewis, '90, Childs, '91, Miller, '92, Temple, '91, Stevenson, '92 Payne 'QI. Dana, 'QI. johnson, 89, VVallace, '91, Stewart, '91, Lovell, '90, Dr, McCay. F, Smith, '92, Headeub erg, 'QI. 61 Tindle, '92, 62 Riernan, '92, 63 Shields, '92, Pe1'iam,'92, 66 Milligan, 792. 67 Hosfo1d,'92 gg Bucher, '92, 70 5 Jones, ,QI- 71l Furness, '91 72 Butler, '92, 73 J, Benet, '92 74 Field, gg Hewitt, '92, 78 Pearson, '92, 79 A, Vernon, '91, 80 Minot, '92, ll X 44 Mitchell, '92, 37 Morgan, '91, 38 L. Adams, '91 39 Everltt,'91, 40 Wight,'92, 41 Nakagawa, '90 42 Freeman, '92 A-VVi1loclc, '90, B-Nicodemus, '90 C-Todd, 'Q0. D-I, Cooper, '91 Mathers, '90, E Parker, '91, F-Bogart, '90, G-H. Inman, '91 H-Bratton, '89, I-Boyle, '91, K Sanders, '91, I, Inman, '91, Hall. L l Gordan, M-Evans, '92, N-Knickerbocker QI O-Jamison, '91, Kenedy, '92, P McLanahan. R-Connor, '89, S-Stump, '92, T-Betts, '92, W Davis, '92, , Q2 Ailsworth, V-Graham, '92, w ' ff , U . T , .5 1 1 fl-KJ 617 ' f 1 ui ' 3 ' 2, mf - A ex 'Lrg ' r - -' ' ' X. ,uih fulh ' vfflllifg fail' x T 1, -V P N V I W , D Q , ., - mv f ww: 1 'F-' 0 fn- -T z 'S I . T ac! 11,6 f f' 2 I ' ' if - af , .if f - 4 .V i gc- M. .Sl NA 1 X-N Y g29,Li-- w ' f ' Z 5 fi Q f 5 'Zw f X: Q 4 X ,7 : 1' F -. X X, f . ., A N LN ' ,T , 3 - ' ,N , , K7 A f-XL? 7 ' Q X - , 9 .1 , -'I fgfh 6 L.-Ay? Ji .. 'rc V ,ff .24 -' fm VUJ J P g ZW Q Q f J A fwwff ,Q KM x ' ' 13 5 mg! Clk , 5 -3-7 fQ, ,, '- Ijix' -3 S 1 elm SW Q k3. - I N 2 NNFI '4 Ifyfwfil Mxkkxkxuw- -' XX.. E : if I 1' -1 ' WKKKWNW l x XX EET' 0 ff ' QAMW5 XG fl Z J. , ,K ' 44EP 'I.' e.'-ig? I 9 .'.-- fig, GEOGOIOHIO ociefcty. CF OUNDED I765, 'A. DQ Memfaersb of EOOUPTIJ. FRANCIS L. PATTON, JOHN T. DUFFIELD, J, STILLNVELL SCI-IANCK, WILLIAM A. PACKARD, CYRUS F. BRACKETT, HENRY B. CORNWALL, CHARLES A. YOUNG, ATKINSON, AULICK, BANKS, BARR, BAYARD, BOVAIRD, BROOKS, ' CARTER, CLARKE, COALE, DRUMMOND, DURELL, EGGLESTON, EMANS, ADAMS, ALLEN, BAKER, 'ISI-IEO. W. HUNT, GEO. L. RAYMOND, GEORGE MACLOSKY, HE-RMAN C. O. HUSS, CHAS. G. ROCKWOOD, SAMUEL R. WINANS, E. C. OSBORN, GAVE of BO. FULMER, MORRIS, GEORGE, MOUNT, GESNER, MUDGE, GILLESPIE, N EHER, GRAHAM, NOEL, GRAY, 1. NOYES, GREY, N. 'PEMBERTON, HALSTEAD, ' POLLISON, HUGHES, RAND, HUNTER, ROBBINS, KATZENBACH, ROLLINS, LEE, SAILER, MCCORD, A. SCOFIELD, MCCORD, D. SILL, Cafam of 'OO BIRD, CHAPIN, BOGART, COLLINS, CHAMBERS, CONDUIT, 46 WILLIAM LIBBEY, jr. HENRY B. FINE, MALCOLM MCNEIL, ANDREW F. WEST, WILLIAM F. MAGIE, H. S. S. SMITH. SMITH, SPEER, SRROULL, G. SPROULL, T. STEBBINS, STEVENS, TERHUNE, THORPE, J. THORPE, S. TODD, D. TODD, 1. WARREN, VVYCKOFF. Total, 55 COVINGTON, EDSALL, D. EWING, K -nl I W I A l I ,N N I .N 'I fr fi 5: ,921 5'!1fWLL 'Wx ' mwowixx X. . ,f -'fgx l u :J .1 ' f-. 1 izx X- N 4 , W 1 1 +1 3 ' 52745: 1 .' 4 vm: x , . XX, , 5 ' 47 Sxxff ' - infix? 1,Qwvg+ 1' L15-5 ' ASQ, iii -K 'P-S.. ' - IN-gi: 'EQ 1 S 3 f Q Ex !f XXX f Q, f NN XX? f X x QQ ' S X XX Q , R ff S BX 4 X x QQ x x X K 5 wS Sw X s Qsix 95 555A X X X ww...-Q CQ X ,NA .x :P vxxivwgt ,xg S N-:yrs SQ -. 'N A . X W ,MQ ii A XMHX as W fx fWNyE?SW' , ,..- iYs ,, ,nv 7 Wi 3 g f- A 5 Y.- ':55s ?:. YH! , J ?f - 7? i , --- - -- L a-X .- Q, ,f 1 ' igg '?:: I 5 1 5 E 'Fw fl, il' H765 I, GESNER, GIBBY, GUFFEY, HARING, HAGNY, HATHAWAX', HILLEGRAS, HIRST, JACKSON, ADAMS, I. ADAMS, L. BALDWIN, BARNES, BERGEN, BLACKWVELL, CAMP, COVINGTON, DENHAM, DENNIS, DUGAN, DUNHAM, DURAND, DURELL, ADAMS, ATKINSON, BAILEY, BALL, BALLENTINE, BARCLAY, BENET, I. BENNETT, R. BERGEN, BETTS, BIXTER, BRADLEY, BRENNISER, BREWSTER, BUTLER, CAMPBELL, CARTER, COLLINS, IENNINGS, LEACH, LEMASSENA, LUKENS, MOLES, MEEIQER, MERCPIANT, NICHOLAS, PHELPS, f5?cLfO EVANS, EVERITT, FREEMAN, GREEN, HARTS, HALSEY, HENSEL, HONE, HOSICINS, JACKSON, JAMISON, LEACH, LYON, C5?cLfO CORNWELL, COULTER, DOTY, DUFEIELD, DUNLOP, DUNNING, H. DUNNING, S. EASTON, EARNSHAW, ELLISON, ENGLISH, FARRAND, FREEMAN, GIBBY, GRAHAM, HANSON, HARRIS, HAVENS, PIERSON, PITNEY, PRIME, REID, RYSDYK, Sl-IEPARD, SPEIR, STAKES, THOA'lI'SON, of 'Qi MACNIILLAN, MCCOLL, MILLER, MINASSIAN, MOSES, OLIPHANT, PAGE, PAYNE, PETTY, POOR, PRIETI-I, PROCTOR, RIDINGTON, of '92 HOSEORD, HOWIE, JOHNSON, KING, LYON, IVICCOLL, MCDOWELL, MCILVAINE, MAGIE, TVIARSHALL, MASON, MILLER, MOSES, MUDGE, C. MUDGE, W. TMUNGER, PEARSON, 47 TOLSON, TRU SDELL, WAGNER, WATSON, WEST, VVILLIAMS, WRIGHT, YEAKLE. Total, 47 RILEY, ROBERTSON, ROBINSON, SEMPLE, SICARD, SIDLER, SPICER, STEVENS, C. STEPHENS, G. TROTTER, VERNON, A. VERNON, H. WHITEHEAD. Total, 53 PEDDIE, PERIAM, PRENTICE, SATTERFIELD, SMALL, SMILEY, SMITH, SPOONER, STEVENSON, STORK, VAN NESS, VREELAND, WARD, WIGHT, WILSON, WRIGHT, YOUNG. Total, 70 Total Membership, 224 PROUDFIT, . 3.32 CRN A N, I AD M0 W: S HJ 4 f 5 waging' 5 L M.. xW Wx Og :R Q 0. I I ,fa QQ E 3..?- ,, W .. E Mi? ' 'iwi' A :Met a Hf Xi fx fr' J1 fi f MM S 3. bk wf .W A ff . .J 151 J I ' 9 lags' in -I -is I S sf ,MOS Z ,WJ fog? Ag -: -I 2.5. 9,2-,,--A N .S A - --N Q 5 Az, 5, 1,3831 1. M E Rm- -A, - Mlm 3 Z I 4 iff fee Ng , ' L-, . Ne Wzagwllvkagf Ig 95 'H 4',. ' i 64---Hum ' I4 I fm? I K I Wg' Q .A ffZ?i qR I -IWW E, 52 'S JI f-12 If 2 mf NSW 'Q E ., L A 4 I f lf A A -.2 I I 5 Z- U A , A iv A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 J :III . vm- ' 'n ,KW gulf W'-! Q ees? Wk X Jxmerican Rig Sociefnj. JAMES MCCOSH, HENRY C. CAMERON, CHARLES W. SHIEL JOSEPH KARGE, JAMES O. MURRAY, CHARLES MCMILLAN, CFOUNDED, 1769 A. Dj 55 Memgeme of ECLGLLHIQYQ S. S. ORRIS, WM. M. SLOANE, WM. B. SCOTT, ALEX. T. ORMOND, ALEX. JOHNSTON, LIENRY F. OSBORN, f5FcLfi-9 of '39 ALLAN MARQUAND, A. L. FROTHINGHAM, JR HENRY N. VANDYKE, FRED,K N. WILLSON, LEROY W. McKAY, JOHN H. WESTCOTT, ALEXANDER, DIX, IENNEY, BELKNAP, EDWARDS, LIFE, BOYLE, FURST, MERRILL, G. BRECKINRID GAYLEY, MERRILL, W BROWNLEE, GULICK, MINOT, CHASE, HEYXTITT, MITCHELL, CONOVER, HOTCHKISS, PAXTON, DENEGRE, IRONS, PERSHING, Cf5?c1.frb of 'QU ALEXANDER, BICKHAM, BURGESS, AMES, BIGELONV, CARUTHERS, BARNETT, BLAIR, CASEMENT, BAXTER, BROWN, CHARLTON, BELT, BUCHER, COBB, 48 QUINN, SHRADY, TAYLOR, VAN WAGENEN, WATERS, WHITE. Total, 31 COLLINS, CONANT, DALTON, DENLINGER, DOHM, X if f , xx ff X X f X ly f , 1 wma Q A R .NAAQS MADISQ rw? f fn p. HJCTD ff xwJLaLeucQAwW ' W H If C Wm 30 C HWY . . X I ff!! Z ' T J ' ,, vw , ,L V O 'r lm S ' fn ff 'ffo QQQ Q00 'XX . x , v X N Q ' N E 'K'Vf fl ' -'I :Y A, l, '3 72,511 t -A ff 1 !9, R Ear. V '19, 1 X X-qu-31' . ' ' XX. 1- A ': f uf Z 7fYVOif?',oi , . 3 ,Zi V H - K ix n V M W1 . ,-I 1' .K ,f 1 X J N 4 ' 1 ,- 'FD 5 ' ' I rlmx' J D A X 7 V ,,,,i , N' , J- . ' -- l q 'J fo V DOOLITTLE, FARR, FISK, FURST, GALT, GUERIN, HILL, HODOE, IRVIN, KELLY, KERR, LEWIS, D. LEWIS, I. LINDER, AGNEW,C. AGNEW, G. AULL, BABCOCK, BECHTEL, BISHOP, BLACK, BONNER, BOSSERMAN, BRYAN, BURT, CARY, CASSELBERRY, COLLIER, COOPER, E. COOPER, J. DANA, DAVIS, DAVISON, DEEMER, DOLPH, AIGLESWORTH, AIKNIAN, AMES, BAILLEY, BAMFORD, 7 LIVINGOOD, LOVELL, LOWRIE, LYTLE, MCCONKEY, MCDONALD, MCLAREN, MATHERS, MILLER, MINER, MOORE, NAKAGANVA, NICODEMUS, QEFOJO EDMUNDSON, GORDON, GRAHAM, HARPER, HERRICK, HEWITT, HOWE, HOWELL, INMAN, H. INMAN, J. JAMISON, JESSUP, ' JONES, P. KENNEDY, KNICKERBOCICER, LEWIS, MATHESON, MCKINNEY, MCLEAN, MCNAIR, MCNINCH, ffiiaafrib BAYLES, BESSON, BETTS, BIERTY, BLACKWELL, NUT'FING, H. NUTTING, W. O'FALLON, OSMER, PALMER, PERRIN, RACE, RANVSON, SCUDDER, SHARON, SHEARER, SHICK, SHOBER, of '91, MEYERS, MOORE, MORGAN, MOTTER, MURRAY, ORMOND, PARKER, G. PARKER, W. PATTON, PAXTON, PAYNE, POE, POWERS, PROPST, REED, RHODES, ROBINS, ROBINSON, T. RODDY, SANDERS, SEALY, of '99, BRENNAN, BROWN, A. BROWN, W. BUCHER, BUTLER, 49 SHRADY, Sl-IULTZ, SIBBET, SPROUL1., SUTPHEN, SUTTON, 'PI-IURBER, VAN CLEVE, VOORPIEES, WALL, WTEIDMAN, WOODS, ZIMMERMANN. Total, 73 SHIELDS, T. SHIELDS, G. SPRUANCE, STERRY, STEWART, STRONG, STUMP, SULLY, VALLIANT, WALLACE, G. WALLACE, R. WARDWELL, WASSON, WHEELER, WHITE, C. WHITE, H. WILSON, WOODS, YEOMANS, ZORTMAN. Total, 83 CHRISTY, CHRITCHLOYV, CHURCH, COOK, DAVIS, DELONG, DENNISTO ELMER N, EVANS, A. EVANS, E. FARR, GRAVES, GRESHAM, HALE, HALL, HANNA, HARW'EY, HART, HODGE, HOBIANS, HOWE, MILLIGAN, TALCOTT, HUSSEY, MINOT, TINDLE, HUSTON,j. ' MITCHELL, TREDINNICK, HUSTON, L. MORRIS, TRUBY, IRISH, PARSONS, VREDENBURG, IRVIN, PENDLETON, WESTERVELT, KENNEDY, PHINIZY, WHITE, KOUWENHOVEN, RIERNAN, WIGHTON, LILLEY, RIGGS, A. WILLIAMS, LLOYD, RIGGS, I. WITHERSPOON, MAYHENV, ROBER1'S, WIRT, MCCUNE, SHICK, WOODS, C. MCKINNEY, SOMERBY, WOODS, MCWILLIAMS, SYMMES YORK, 7 Total, 77 Total Membership, 265 LGR T, frv I, ,ff -x2,.l5l I, l Wx W. R .. , ff :lf f 1, ' f U4 ,,, , 1'f. ' VL N J 9 Imgvgi 7 ' T ' fly' HH' 7 1' ,,f! 'M E234 f f T f f ., If, H , SO -P 'fw.ef,w-.,, B r Hr W Jos Fx mn X X M- L3 Amfix XVII 1. 11? my 1QP'iI:iLf's 1515, .A f K N... L If -,If ml,-A -rf xii' 'cs N 1 .4 vsmzmggg-fgifijw .E ' ,Ln A gLiL..,y'ii'lHld?xJ?,, 4- :naar-1 ?'!: dH---C' Q ,Mm JI.-fi' A i'J1i'fT,,?'I'-.,-: 'Fi 1 4 'RT' fi 'GY' w I ' E.. 'Qi 'I-g-Hgh 61554, 5,1 3 -L ,, ,,.,,. ff, P:f2w,v .Way 5215935 I -'-S, .. 'fi -1 -. I fi .9 .9 - g.g,.' ' I ,- 31' Alf!iiuf'.,q3' A Sf. .IJSTM-' - J!'!ffI'Z'R 'E 'f7 '- l 5: 1 in ,Q iF 'i f-HRW ,cw . - . f 'U' '-'. :'-?. ',' 1'- - -acvhrfw-L . . . V. I .'. .,.,- Mfg. 243. ig ' - H. x., ' ' fx- 1-z 2,-' . . :Z ff-'L?mI.e5.E, . ,fury tug, . i, , . ,M - - ... - 1 ,, ,.l.-- .-. .,.g,1-A11-z,: 1. ,. 92:33, . I WTI '+--2: Ai 'A f? z5g-'f 4 L-if H., rf-Qs' .:l,gi,-,' , n- 1 f.. I..-.-32: - -frff . , ML, 4... -.1 1:::,:,7' , ii? gf W' 4 ,. i 'if'MZu '. '10 'V if 'i 5 'Y' '::1ZSe..-z.fz:::i.Sg'r r-, -.. . 1 -Q . g'f'T,'CELf gf I-il.. r . ' '-vig., - V1.3 ,U Q . . iifagf :D gf Eggs- 11 ' .1-I. 1 -L. g. -1 , 1-ag yv g - . -. - -. . ' 'ni 1... . .-,.,...... . . H15 5' --A H .-. . .-vu --f -. ...W-. Iv. uw- 1. V . ,-jul imma '5 .- -was f- W:-91 5' -'1-. 33,1-. aww., ,. r ,1,:: s3 ' 'L' -Age 'T--,5:. 11 -.-I-.mag K: - . -,J a -45. 5:5 fa. . 7 5.4 45' , , ,:..,,,.,., 4 --?,,,...........,,-........,.,,.-,-1 W, A,v., A .,,.:, ...im ., :- Lum ,Ag Swff-f'-1-32'- 441.3 .f1.E,,.1-.T.-fl- 'gif' ,Q-qggw 1,7i,-E, , 2. 57, A-1 :aff ,M A he J.: . av,-., IA., A-fx ,f , - ,3.w4. kb' f .1 Sl ' 5,-flu-..:L,,L,,H3,L,-e ,..M qDI'fiPcLfsi.ei7IOHicLQ Qocieizsy. fThe Young Men's Christian Association of Princeton CoIIegeJ Gffieerm. R. E. SPEER, '89, Preszdefzi. D. BOVAIRD, '89, Vzke-Prexzdefzf. I. A. TERHUNE, '89, Cor. Sec. J. W. LEWIS, IR., '90, Rec. Sec. L. E. LIVINGOOD, '9O, Treasurer. j. C. LEACH, '91, Readzbzg Room. P. B. KENNEDY, '91, ni Lzbrarzhm. C. E. RHODES, ,QI, zdlzbrarzkm. ACTIVE MEMBERS. C5?c1jO- of '89 ALEXANDER, DIX, AUGHENBAUGH, EDWARDS, BANKS, EMANS, BARR, A. FULMER, BARR, J. FURST, . BAYARD, GAYLEY, BELRNAP, GEORGE, BOVAIRD, GESNER, BROOKS, GILLESPIE, BROWNING, GRAHAEI, BROWNLEE, GRAY, CARPENTER, GULICK, CARTER, HALSTEAD, CHASE, HUGHES, CLARKE, HUNTER, CCALE, IRONS, CONNER, LIFE, CONOVER, MCCORD, A. MCCULLOCH, SILL, MINOT, SMITH, L. MITCHELL, SMITH, W. MOUNT, SPEER, MUDGE, SPROULL, G. NEHER, SPROULL, T. NOEL, STEBBINS, PAXTON, STEVENS, PEMBERTON, TAYLOR, PROUDFIT, ,TERHUNE, RAND, THORPE, 1. ROBBINS, THORPE, S. ROLLINS, TODD, D. SAILER, TODD, j. SCOFIELD, UEBELACKER, SEGUR, WARREN, SHRADY, WYCKOFE. Total, 70 SI ADAMS, ALEXANDER, ALLEN, AMES, BARNETT, BAXTER, BIGELOXV, BLAIR, BUCHER, T CHAMBERS, . CHAPIN, CHARLTON, COLLINS, A. B. CONDUIT, DALTON, DENLINGER, DOOLITTLE, EWING, FARR, ADAMS, L. AGNEW, C. AGNEW, G. AULL, BECI-ITEL, BOSSERMAN, CAMP, CASSELBERRY, CHANNING, COLLIER, DAVIS, DAVISON, DEEMER, DENMAN, DENNIS, DUCAN, DUNIJIAM, DURAND, EVANS, EVERITT, FREEMAN, GREEN, GORDON, 6?cLfO FISK, FURST, GALT, GESNER, GIBBY, GRAHAM, GUFFEY, HARING, HATHANVAY, HIRST, IRVIN, JACKSON, KERR, LEACH, LEWIS, LINDER, LIVINGOOD, LOWRIE, LUKENS, 6'PClfQ HARPER, HEDENBERG, HENSEL, HERRICK, HOSKINS, HOWELL, INMAN, H. INMAN, J. JAMISON, C. A. JAMISON, C. M. JESSUP, ' JONES, P. KENNEDY, LEACH, LEWIS, LYON, MATHESON, MCCOLL, MCKINNEY, MCLEAN, MCNAIR, MCNINCPI, of 'QQ NICCONKEY, MCLAREN, MATHERS, MEEKER, MERCHANT, NAKAGANVA, NICHOLAS, O'FALLON, PALMER, PERRIN, PHILLIPS, PIERSON, PITNEY, PRIME, RACE, RAWSON, REID, RYSDYK, SHARON. of 'Qi MEYERS, MILLER, MINASSIAN, MOORE, MOSES, MURRAY, A. OLIPHANT, ORMOND, PARKER, PAXTON,' PAYNE, F. PAYNE, T. PETTY, POOR, POE, POWERS, PROPST, REED, REDINOTON, RHODES, ROBINSON, RODDY, 52 SHEPARD, SHICK, SIBBET, SPROULL, STAKES, SUTPHEN, SUTTON, THURBER, TODD, VAN CLEVE, VOORHEES, WALL, WEST, WILLIAMS, WOODS, YEAKLE, YOUNG, ZIMMERMAN. Total, 75 SEALY, SEMPLE, SIDLER, SMITH, D. SPICER, SPRUANCE, STEPHENS, STEVENS, STENVART, VALLIANT, VERNON, A. VERNON, H. WALLACE, G. WALLACE, R. WASSON, WARINC, WATTS, WHITE, C. WHITE, H. WILSON, YEOMANS, ZORTMAN. Total, 89 ADANIS, AIICMAN, AMES, ATKINSON, BAILEY, BANFORD, BAYLES, BENNETT, R BETTS, BIXLER, BRENNAN, BRENNIZER, BREVVSTER, BROKAW, BURLEIGH, BUTLER, A. BUTLER, C. CAMPBELL, CARTER, COOK, CRITCHLOW, DELONG, DENEGRE, DRUMMOND, KATZENBACK, BOGART, BRACKETT, BRIGHT, BURGESS, CASEMENT, CHAMBERS, COLLINS, A. DINSMORE, f5?O.fn9 of '99, DENNISTON, HUSTON, S. DOLPH, IRVIN, DUFFIELD, JOHNSON, DUNLOP, KING, DUNNING, LEGGETT, EARNSHAWV, LILLEY, ELMER, LYON, ENGLISH, MAGIE, FARR, MAI-IEW, FARRAND, MCCOLL, GRAHAM, MCCUNE, GRESI-IAM, MCDOWELL, HALE, MCWILLIAMS, HALL, MILLER, HANNA, MORRIS, HARRIS, MUDGE, C. HAYVENS, MUDGE, W. HODGE, MUNGER, HOMANS, PARSONS, HOSFORD, PEARSON, HOWIE, PEDDIE, HUSTON, -I. PERIAM, Total Active Membership, 321. Q ASSOCIATE MEMBERS. Q f5?c2ffb KAUFFMA,NN, MERRILL, G MERRILL, W. fs3?cLfO DOHM, GUERTN, HODGE, JANEWAY, JENNINGS, KENNEDY, LEWIS, D. of 'Sq MORRIS, PERSHING, of '96, LOVELL, MCDONALD, MCKEE, MOORE, N ICODEMUS, OSMER, QUIMBY, 53 RANICIN, RICE, RICHMOND, ROBERTS, SPOONER, STEVENSON, SYMMES, TALCOTT, TREDINNICIC, TOUEY, VAN NESS, WARD, WHITE, WIGHT, WIGHTON, WITHERSPOON, WITT, WOODS, WRIGHT, YORKE, YOUNG, A. YOUNG, L. Total, 88 POLLISON, VAN WAGENEN. Total, I0 i SHEARER, SHRADY, SHULTZ, THOMAS, TOWNSEND, TRUSDELL, VVATSON. Total, 29 Gfcifd of ' Qi. X ADAIVIS, J. CARY, GLADWIN, ROBINSON, T. BABCOCK, COOPER, E. GRAHAM, SANDERS, BARNES, COOPER, J. HALSEY, SHIELDS, BROWN, DURELL, JONES, B. SICARD, BURT, EDMUNDSON, ROBINSON, H. VVI-IITEHEAD. Total, 20 C5Pc1fO of '99, BALL, EASTON, MORRIS, SMALL, BENNETT, I. ELLISON, PI-IINIZY, STORK, BOROMEYER, GRAY, PRENTICE, VREDENBURG, BUCHER, ICOUVVENHOVEN, SATTERFIELD, WILLIAMS, COLLINS, LLOYD, q SHICK, WILSON. DOTY, MILLIOAN, SI-IIELDS, Total, 23 Total Associate Membership, 815 Total Membership,'f4O2. Q , A55 4 f' MELRRMS 5' ENN S Y',q,,gs 1 ly ' X,X1l::-: J 'V' '1 Xml M A 9 xwfgi -1 54 'N' , . I Z' F .. A, r , F, , 5 ff: TH 1 I: U r z4 , f 'fL,.,g,l1I' I faefa.. '.: - bf? 1'f.QjQ'. ': ' Ayr 11' 'QI 'I I 5 I I? X I . IW , I iw If is lk Q34 A9 f LFETTW QI QQYQ I n .L- - . if Q' l?E53:61' , L ,' f ' 211- fix . - ., - 4 .ff Il, ZVE ET- an ,J iffy 5 3 .-I MIIII A' 'gr' I ff i Mi -K .34 Sa 1 f K ' , Lf'-'L+ Y? Rev. A. B. BAKER ..... ..... P reszkient, ex-ojiczo J. CHAS. GRAY, '89 ..... ..... .... . P rexzdem' G. G. MERRILL, '89 .... .... V zke-Preszdefzzf W. S. CONANT, 'go .... .. .. ...Secretary THOMAS ROBINS, ,QI .... . . . .. . Treasurer '89. W. R. BoNsAL, N. GREY, W. W. SMITH, S. M. BAYARD, A. HALSTEAD, G. G. MERRILL, j. D. DENEGRE, H. D. SILL, T. W. HOTCHKISS I. C. GRAY, , 90. W. S. CONANT, G. G. BELT, C. R. MCMILLAN, I. P. CONDUIT, D. L. EDSALL, C. H. MINER. A. W. COBB, Y 91. E. A. S. LEWIS, H. B. REED, 1. HONE1 E. A. POE, J. H. SEALY, , J. DURAND- T. ROBINS, . 7 92. I. M. MAYHEW, C. G. HUSSEY, B. AMES, G. W. BETTS, J. B. RIGGS, I. K. MITCHELL, A. C. MCILVAINE, G. W. BURLEIGH, WM. E. PEARSON C. A. MCKENNEY, G. T. DUNLAP, JR. A. R. RIGGS, P. C. AYLESWORTH, F. M. HUTCHINSON, C. D. HART. 55 biferarg. 53a C5'r:ic1n0e??0r Green 'I9i5r0.rq. FREDERICK VINTON, LITT. D ..... .............. L zlrarzlzn. vc -fx be ' A ' A 5 ul - A isp 1' 4 ' ' '4 X H-K-HM W. H. SCOFIELD ......... ......................... A .rszlviarzl Lzbrarzkzn. ,A.A A X I Y 4 2 B S l V ' 'P QI X XQ ' S -Q 1 + I I ' X X ++ + ' ' il In ul U I ' ' I Lu 0 I ' I I V9 1 ' E E I 4 01, ' I ' I 5 - 4 I' ' I1 ll s 4 INDEX OF ALCOVES. I.-Cyclopaedias. XV.-Linguistics. II -Universal Geography and XVI -Bibliography. History. XVII -Literary History. III.-Americag United States. XVIII -Poetry. IV -American History and XIX.-Drama. Biography. XX.-Fiction. I 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 VVOrks of XXV.-Political Economy. Frenchmen. A XXVI -Mathernaticsg Physical IX -Geography, History and Science. Biography of Germanyj 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. 66,500 CHANCELLOR GREEN LIBRARY .............. L .............. LIBRARY OF PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY ..... LIBRARY OF VVHIG HALL... LIBRARY OF CLIO HALL .... ............................. . . PHILADELPHIAN SOCIETY.. WHOLE NUMBER QEXCLUSIVE or PAMPHLETSJ, . . .. 48 ,000 9,000 9,000 800 .... 133,300 XRESQV X KPXRQE X Eiiigg Qgoonq COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY. Academy. American Academy Proceedings. American Antiquarian. American Architect. American journal of Archaeology. American journal of Mathematics. American journal of Philology. American journal of Science. American Law Review. American Naturalist. American Philosophical Transactions. Anglia, Zeitschrift filr Eng. Philologie. Annalen der Physik und Chemie. Annales de Chemie et de Physique. Annales des Ponts et Chaussees. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. Annals and Magazine of Natural History. Archiv der Pharmacie. Archiv fiir das Studium der Neuren Sprachen. Archiv fiir Mikroslcopische Anatomie. Archives de Zoologie Experimentale. Astronomical Register. Astronomische Nachrichten. , Athenaeum. Beitrage zur Kunde der Indo-Germanischen Sgrachen. Beric te der Deutschen Chem. Gesellschaft. Berliner Philologische Wochenschrift. Bradstreet's journal of Trade, 8zc. British Quaterly 'Review. Builder. Centralblatt f1.ir Elektrotechnik. Chemical News and journal of Physical Science. .Classical Review. A Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires de l'Acad6m1e des Sciences. Contemporary Review. Deutsche Rundschau. Dingler's. Polytecnisches Journal. Economist. Edinburgh Review. 4 Engineer. Engineering. Englische Studien. English Historical Review. F ortschritte der Physik. Forum. Internazionale Zeitschrift fiir Sprachwissenschaft. Iahrbuch d. K. K. Geologischen Reichsanstalt. jahrbuch iiber die Forschritte der Mathematik. Jahibiicher fiir Classische Philologie. Iahresbericht ilber die Fortschritte der Classischen Alterthumswissenschaft. joumal Asiatique. journal cle Physique. journal of the Franklin lnstitute. journal of the Chemical Society. Journal of Soc. of Telegraph Engineers. Law Quarterly Review. Leipziger Studien fiir Classische Philologie. Literarisches Central-blatt fiir Deutschland. London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine. Mind. Mineralogische und Petrographische Mittheil- unffen. Monthly Notices of Royal Astronomical Society. Nature. Neues Iahrhuch fiir Mineralogie. Neue Iahrbiicher fiir Philologie und Paedagogik. Nineteenth Century. North American Review. Notes and Queries. Pennsylvania Magazine. Popular Science monthly. 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 1'Enseignement. Revue de Philologie. Revue des Deux Mondes. Revue Philosophique. Revue Internationale. Rheinisches Museum fiir Philologie. Sanitary Engineer. Shakespeariana. Southern Historical Society Papers. Westminster Review. Wochenschrift d. Klassischen Philologie. Zeitschrift fiir Analytische Chemie. Zeitschrift fiir der Deutschen Morgenlandischen Gesellschaft. Zeitschrift fiir Ethnologie. Zeitschrift fiir N eufranziisische Sprache. n Zeitighrig fur Philosophie und Philosophische riti . Zeitschrift ftir Vergleichende Sprachforschung. Fifteen Periodicals on Art are left on file by Prof. Marquand. PHILADELPHIAN READING ROOM, ---- Nmafrnnu Rsucrous PERIODICALS. 8. I Wim K Lift E JM Z,.. If X ' My flf f mf b f A jgfeff if :pgx X 1 QQ, , 'ij 1 f - W ix-'52-K5 ,V 6 1 K 'fj K ,lim X url 'una f m W ' 1 Vl.. f I7 XX ' i- ,L EUNUUQT , v ii 4 Q- FHUNU EDM FE T'- FUHT A Q 1' ' '- S 5 THHEU-xg CLASS ? E EFIELQZ arf? S Eflgwmr gm Ilvfg-RS my ' 1 N7 Wand W .Z NWN W' LX Mmm' Ns fg f7?E'fSURevyU1!fU LZfZE77bLLs:f! EDITORS OF QCLQQCLU l9i1'ercuQ1 M clgclzi Qe J. M. Barkley, S. C. Cowart, H. E. Davis, R. A. Edwards, W. E. Annin, M. W. Jacobus, jr., E. Manners, A. D. Anderson, SINCE 1875. fFounded by Class of 1842.1 :IL fp 1875-'76. G. F. Ficklen, W. I. Henderson,- J. W. Lowrie, E. D. Lyon, 1 87 6-'7 7. W. Hazard, R. B. Kimball, A. T. Ormond, 1877-'78, H. S. Johnson, G. B. Stewart, W. Woodward, S. S. Weart. Trees. W. S. Throckrnorton, H, E. Fisk, Treas. W. S. McEachron, P. Bow, G. W. Kretsinger, I. R. Benschoten, W. L. Geer, H. Marquand, W. W. Lawrence, Treas T878-,79. R. Bridges and H. Godwin, Managzbzg Edzfors. E. P. Davis, E. W. Sheldon, W. K. Wilder, C. Martin, F. Durell, H. Woods, jr., Treas. H. Pitney, 1879-'80, C. A. Janvier and I. H. McConkey, Jlfanagmg Edzkors. I. R. Hardin, W. M. Paden, C. C. Vinton, J. B. Keenan, W. L. Sheldon, J. T. Wilds. I. D. Paxton, Treas. ' 1880-'81, E. A. Dix and P. Vandyke, Managzhg Eaizfofs. W. S. Bacot, R. D. Harlan, VV. A. Robinson, C. E. Craven, A. L. Kimball, H. B. Walsh, Treas. C. Dunn, I. L. Moore, T881-,82. G. L. Day and G. Y. Taylor, Managzhg Edziors. G. F. Greene, T. Potter, W. G. Sutphen, R. C. Hallock, W. W. Scudder, E. D. Warfield, C. Denby, jr., Treas. 59 1882-'83. V A. P. Carman and W. K. Shelby, Managzhg Edzlars. H. G. Bryant, G. W. Gillmore, P. L. Reiman, S. M. Davis, T. R. Paden, F. C. Woods, D. K. Fisher, Trees. 1883-'84. y J. M. Baldwin and G. M. Harper, fllmzagzhg Edilars. X J. N. Forman, F. D. McKenney, Wm. Chester, Trans. X A, B. Hobbs, C. M. Thomas, J I 1384-'s5. . 1 T. Pershing and C. W. Mcllvaine, lllzmagzkzg Edzlors. S. Depue, I. Sturges, F. S. Woodruff, C. F. McClumpha, C. R. XVylie, Trezzs. 1 1385-'sa Q I. C. Hathis and S. Paton, flllZ7Z6ZgZ?Zg' Edzfors. . A. G. Cameron, W. S. Elder, I. W. McKecknie, 1 M. M. Miller, S. Reynolds, Treczs. ' G ' 1886-'87, P. Matthews and 1. Paige, .lllamzgzhg Edzfors. G. T. Berry, E. M. Fitzgerald, I. W. Queen, Ir., Tfeas. F. H. White, M. H. Liddell, 1887-iss. F 1 B, V. D. Hedges and K. Fullerton, Managzkzg Edziars. W. M. Daniels, F. L. Drummond, W. H. Forsyth, Treas. T. M. Parrott, E. M. Hopkins, Q N l Q. VN .l , ,INN 'I xx l - ...Yr gil ,Y . .5 H lffwlf cll 'lf wr? 'Milli ll fyflwfg , ' K 71,1 ' X ff . 'fa . .. . a i 60 l .V u . N inf.: ,Qi , 14. ,il . 1. .N ef... W ,.. N M . 124. -Rf' .. Lf' Fif 'if Q. fegaqgfffag '- f, wh Lg in , ' JW .9105- v 'Ei , , ' 'Cv' ...Vai fliitfia 7 'S . JK X WSEQGS5 ' ,,.,':,g few Q24 2- ,r 1 ' - 4 - y'SH+ fs, ,U .64 .,, ,,f,. ,. A, wg. V. , f, , -...N f. ww 1-bw ., Ng.-V -we Viv. -' . -um' -.4455 ,mmf 113. gif ' .1- J, Jgg..- ...Wh V.. ...U 3 ,W if, izgqfx ,Q . --- ..- Z' . 57 SQ is , 1 SJ: FWF 'fi' J f ,Y 1-3 'EEL' GL - -f - - 1 ff ...el - -. 1- - - --Q df .J 1 1-Q ' l .:- 5 -.Wk-1 , , Q V-'f X .ff ' -. -M11 ... . A X . 5441? 0 4+ .1 ,c-21 ,E k ,. f :an - Qrvfh ff- f fl, HIE.. -' fx , ,,...,:..-.M -f fwy.f:.gpfy sf 'nl 'May I 1 .1 .ff-- Vg mm! -x 91 f ?11D..4-aaznfa-1 ff , gf fax. 1 Zq?Jfm.fri.,.ii m'1-a2'Qn - '- '92 1: -4-f-V .arss ' 45 H ' c' J' 'T L 'Jn 315' . '7 '..f f 9 ji3?5g5if'flh'f1InU.!g4. f 1- ff' Q f' .My 1, 4.Qg:mm!u..n. D -.-X 9 .. 1. -.f A nj. ,':r..f1:.5 F. 4 ZW' -: - uf: ds' WTF . f , ' f Pa-'fr - -V-J.. ' , nfC 'r--vs L2'.'--55,5-2' 'MX fr wpnntiwlz' 'gf A ffqjlgdqiffl . -vi-uv - LA ,'-7.:1h1i.,'gfA.1,A. -, -M4 ,. 5,4372 i9,-Wy.N ' 'QW' H- . -w 'sfPY.1f-5.12 '19-, X ' ..j x. ,V , - -ffm if . .-,...i ' - 'Wi' !::4.:e. , .T'f ff- ' --V' ' 'p ' - fx - ' ' Q MWA ilfi1.r:Fv- '.4 ' 'ff'-f.5'Y?P' --1 -.f-.aff--v:1- my -1... Y' V -- . - ' '-2' .451 -i3v,.j13fZ5 :'l2.'fE . f Y ' - ff.fZd.15 2 - Ufl Vi'-Wx? x 25' ffiwaz. .f '-16.1.--7.6 S 9: KA? ww' 'iw 'R- '?X u- - 4 13 R. E. SPEER, Pa., '89... ...Managzhg Edzlof. . . .Assoczkzle Manager. E. Y. ROBBINS, N. I., 1819... I. C. MORRIS, jr., La., '89, .. .. . Treasurer Ecglifo rs. W. S. CHASE, O., '84. T. F. CHAMBERS, D. C., YQO. J. HUNTERS, N. Y., ,89. W. C. PRIME, N. Y., '9o. D. W. MCCORD, Minn., '89. I. S. VAN CLEVE, Pa., ,Q0. H. MCNINCH, Pa., '91. 61 EDITORS OF ri noefo I'2lC1I 1 SINCE BEGINNING. lFounded, 1876, as a. bi-weekly by Class of '77 g Made a weekly by the Class of '84g Made a bi-daily by Class of '86.j if I876-17 7. j. F. Williamson, Managzbzg Edzfor. W. B. B1-yan, A. E. Rowell, W. E. Slemmons, D. F. McPherson, J. B. Wardlaw, jr. Wm. Libley, jr., Treas. . 1377-173- C. L. Williams, Jllamzgzbzg Edzfor. R. M. Corwine, R. A. Mayo, F. H. Kemper, Wm. Dulles, A. W. Dickens, H. S. Smith. . J. H. Kerr, Treas. 1878-'79. T. W. Wilson, Managzhg Edzlfor. M. Emery, R. H. McCarter, C. Talcott, F. Olwer, W. F. Mag-ie, E. O. Roesille, Treax 1879-'8o. H. Fine, Managzhg Edzfor. G. A. Dunning, G. S. johns, R. I. Owen, E. W. Hedges, B. Lee, W. Miller, Treas A 1880-'8I. T. D, Warren, Managzhg Ediior. F. P. Allen, J. F. Cowan, -- J. O. H. Pitney, A. C. Armstrong, D. A. Haynes, F. M. Davis, Treas 1881-'82, H. H. Welles, jr., Managzhg Editor. E S. Rankin, D. W. Woods, E. B. Critchlow, E. S. Hughes, B. S. Chamberlain, B. G.Winton, Treas A 1882-'83. I. A. Hodge, jr., Managzkzg Edzfor. O. Crouse, R. W. Speir, R. S. Yard, L. A. Lewis, F. B. White, F. B. Rue, Treas 62 J. M. Harlan, A. G. Todd, E. Wilson, J. D. Bedle, Jr. I. H. Gaines, I. D. Baucus, G. L. Robinson, A. H. Larkin, L. E. Price, A. P. Sturges, 1883-'84, G. H. Carpenter, Managzbzg Edzfor. J. E. Hedges, G. P. Butler, C. T. MacMullin, F. jelke, jr. F. H. Miller, Treas. 1884-'85. F. H. Wilson, Managzhg Edzior. W. B. Chapin, G. Urquhart, Jr., D. Edwards, I. K. Mumford. W. B. Conner, Treas. ' 1885-'86. R. M. Hodge, fllafzagzkzg Edzior. . C. R. Erdman, G. S. White, F. Evans, jr., I. C. Cashman, Ireas I886-'87. F. S. Spaulding, Managzbzg Edzfor. F. E. Reid, L. Waggener, G. B. Sloan, S. S. Iszard, Treas 1887-'88. W. M. Irvine, Managzbzg Edzfor. W. L. Hodge, E. O. Wagenhurst F. I. Knox, L. Farrand, Treas 'f WWI Qigglgilij f Efhxl Q Jw ta-W NS ,'fmAvyl5 x srl Xrlfrll iq .1h,L1 'f 'L' V 4I,m,Z ,7rlq F .f ! ff f ff 63 h X fx Ti ' , Uff W f V H! gf 14. v ' XX . P M IHIIVV Z , ' N' fp WW' fy w N I .4 x f fl X W' f L, f'f My 'W' af ' X' Z N-:Z 5 4,4 V' f MW f 0 ' J 4 W f vi 'ff 7' 3 5 My X X fi ' fic f-ffffff 1 . uf 2 V, -F-' Qfhllff M 'Z X 'V f Q? 3 f I 52, fs 'PXG MA ,,df!3'Vf4 Sf? xx 17 QM f A' K N X X845 E X Jfxk X2 QZQL -- J'TQ QX 1 1 f. . if ' ' A- ffww.. 7' '- '- xy Y, N 35 Y- fb QM 'x X V gg f gh, H S if XX N X X 61 K W Y XXX X XQ X, X XX x fxixx A Xx is M Q S ie, 1 A XR ' X x . - X M WfWW I A. f : mf - TQ QQMMDTTQ Q: 4 K E k5S39Gff.CbUlf'TnQQ1 A. 1. Conover. G. li Ldwcvfdg- www . Qic,mjf2z1 J- jfsmsmamg, SEM' o ro of Brio-d-B me I. B. Henry, H. H. Webster. A. Brown, Wrn. Van Dyke. J. D. Davis, W. Brooks, J. M. Anderson, H. F. Greene, F. M. Davis, P. N. jackson, A. F. Burt, FROM BEGINNING. 132 No. 1, CLASS or '76. A. B. Turnure, CfZLZZ3'77ZlZ7Z. R. VV. johnson, No. 2, CLASS or '78. P. R. Payne, jr., Chazwlzan. J. H. Kerr, No. 3, CLASS OF '79. C. Talcott, Ckazwnafz. P. I. Hamilton, C. C. Cuyler. No. 4, CLASS or '8o. D. M. Mossie, Chazwmm. H. M. Cutts, J. D. Paxton, No. 5, CLASS OF '8r. F. G. Langdon, Cfzazwmzn. W. S. Dodd, W. H. Vanderburgh. No. 6, CLASS or '82. E. B. Critchlow, Ckazkflzan. P. Hemphill, J. A. McWilliams, H. H. Welles, J. A. Hodge, Ir., J. G. Murdock, E. W. Harris, C. I. Winton, D G. No. 7, CLASS OF '83. O. H. Crouse, Ckazkfman. W. D. Green, E. M. Royle, No. 8, CLASS OF '84. H. N. Paul, Ir., H. C. Stewart, 65 T. MacM11llin, Ckazkfman. F. A. Marquand J. B. Townsend, M. Pitney, G. A. Dunning, R. E. Schirmer. D. A. Haynes, I. G. Hibben, J. Wilson. O. Harriman, H. W. Hall. A. G. Todd, -I. W. Lawson. J. D. Bedle, jr., T. C. Umsted, W. F. jackson, E. H. Pershing, S. Paton, C. L. Riggs, J. Paige, E. Yeomans, R. Halstead, A. E. Conover, G. G. Merrill, J. H. No. 9, CLASS or '85. J. K. Mumford, Clzazrmcm. T. Pershing, Wm. Hall, Jr., E. Wilson. No. Io, CLASS or '86. M. Halstead, Chazrman. R. M. Hodge, G. Reynolds, Y No. II, CLASS OF i87. I . . W. Elder, Ckazrmnm. F. W. jackson, H. Parrish. I No. I2, CLASS or '88. C. F. W. McClure, T. F: Turner, No. 13, CLASS or '89, R. E. Speer, Chzy' Manager. G. K. Edwards, I. F. Stebbins. ,K . ga N. 'ig'-Eau . ' M If ,,-1 , S' ' W . W K P a - YQXQX T 1. X xx , , , QR ' Fav ll 66 Pershing, Clzzlgf Manager. A. E. Clerihevx P. Weir I. Cashman I. W. McKecknie C. H. Macloskie, G. E. Scott R. H. Life W. M. Irvine. I ll' ra. fills I I H4 X? Lt? ,M lk W ' 1 X ,Lex x il W fri- -S M K J -' 1,1 . ff Wm K ' W I . 'X t 'b KK 1.1 ' H f 1, f , ,n3,x.,w J 4 ,fuf ' .12 4. B' FR Il' 1 :d l 5 Iwlukl 15 V ' . x 'nf XW WU' 1 fl ,Ui i1S.,lw'hfLw.ifX- Wm' N I 'f-uh 5x.. lwwlli' ' 'S ' H H Jriiml ff'I E 4!l 1 , vfvql M w:,. 1 51,3121 Lf , ! :I 1 f f Il I X-. W , 'IM W! , all l f Qui ml f-5, 7 if . J, Q K, -1Qv: h I'5l,! I ffl' I . . m' fHlxuP1l11u if . , wg 'L 4. ff? I x qlvzh-N ' ' ,mf rv--J 'I M if f E ,f :J X f r 3 I I 1 9, '1 V ji-et-M fl .fl VZNR ., 1 L- , ,X ... I , X--, X: X ...,- 1, - -.: ' Ax.. 2 , iq . Mag' . 'UT'l5n .aullllnmull fnguallfquw, Ip--will mmm...m, 1 Il1Im,, OI ,,,,,,w? ,.....,...,m5 H . ..... ,, ..W,,,,w, !mIum,mh NIMH ' A QI' 1 -A .STILIR ..:..!1z,. ....Jllnn 5 I mIlr1.1:: m!.1'...,... INR xm as..-I -. Qporfo. . GK PRINCETON COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. JAMES ROBINSON, Insirzaclor zh Aflzleizks. :IL .P Gyracluafe Gommiffee. I DAVID PATON, '74, I2O Broadway, New York City. C. C. CUYLER, '79, 244 Madison Avenue, New York City. R. E. BONNER, '76, 563 Madison Avenue, New York City. 5? Qaeuffq Qommiffee on Cfiui'-Eloor 61601-To. Prof. WM. M. SLOANE .......... ......... ................... C h azrnzezn. Prof. C. G. Rocxwooo. .... ..... S ecremry. OFFICERS '87-'88. F. S. THOMPSON, '88 ........,................. .... P reszkienf. I. D. DENEGRE, '89 ..... .... . . ..,........ .S'e6rez'a1'y. H. J. CHAPIN, '90 .... ............. T reaszcrer. T. W. CHURCH, ,QI ..... ..... F feskmafz Dzbfecior. OFFICERS '88-'89. J. D. DENEGRE, '89 .... ................ L .... ..... P 1' eszkiefzi. F. S. MILLER, '90 .... ..... S erreiary. T. W. CHURCH, 'QI .... . .... Treasurer. 68 WF fa S537 ef' NQUQ ..,.., '4.1'- . E' Eat? Scimee OF THE PRINCETON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, 'VARSITY GROUNDS, OCTOBER 26, 1887. Events. Ioo Yards Dash ....... 220 Yards Dash ....... Quarter Mile Run .... Half Mile Run ........ Mile Run .... . . . Mile Walk ..... . . Running High jump. . Running Broad jump. Two Mile Bicycle Race Putting the Shot ...... Throwing the Hammer Q! Wz3z7zer. S. King, '88 ...,....,... K. L. Ames, '90, Q3 yardsj. S. King, '88 ................ K. L. Ames, '90, Q8 yardsj. H. Chapin, YQO, Q30 yardsj ..... C. N. Black, '88, Q20 yardsj. A. S. Baker, '90, Q40 yardsj. .. T. B. Hamilton, '88. E. Carter, '88 .... .............. C. N. Black, '88, Q25 yardsj. Cooper, '91, Q1 min. 45 sec.j .... Hunter, '89, Q40 sec.j I. Barnes, '91, Q5 inchesj .... H. Chapin, ,QO. H. Chapin, '90 Q2 ft. 6 ing ...... W. Vifhite, 'ss Q3 ft.j Time, Height or Distance. .....IO.2SE!C. H525 sec. min. 82 sec. 5 min. 8 sec. 9 min. 3 sec. ...5ft.21n. ..18ft. 3in. C. P. Campbell, '88 QIO se0.j. . .7 min 55 sec. I. S. Morgan, jr., '88 Q20 sec.j E. O. Wagenhurst, '88 ......... H. H. Janeway, '90 Q6 in.j H. H. Janeway, '90 Q2 ft.j ..... . H. Cowan, '88. 69 .30 ft. II in. ..79 ft. 1 in. f- ' , Nm . -Q-. V -5315 - X l ,X REL, l 'M W..., W.wQ, fZf.q,fg.1Q..:. :?'e-hm-M lfl W' 'WW-.igwv-H-h Q ll M , Mmm X . M fe Wan g . fy X ' . re- . VZ., ,W a K u wh a , j -lv?-fjxmi.. .7 ,W ai-9.5 ., X ' if ,Z fi ' f W 1f' f W ..,,,-- 'i' i'1f2ziL5:47 a ' 'M' .29 ,.., wff Nl ', 2 1 gi-?42g,2jW 'Ill 1 il Q 'I fmzvwftw, 'QT' 4 wi f ',v- . :L-.5 -I 1121 -' Wil .L f - fl --FQVLW -IAS.. qw- ---. -4A', , .. n F X , el .lz4f i '?5fglLf4- eg Q ip ,-gl Q -f -- f 1 , I, .....e aa n'-P .-f-.aw ' fr mfer Ebieor Q. IN GYMNASIUM, FEB. 22, 1888. 525 Ewenls. Wzhners. Dzlvmme Running High jump ..... Spring-board jump-.. Putting the shot, 16 ibs ...... Q Light Weight Wrestling ....... Feather Weight Wrestling ..... Heavy Weight Wrestling ...... Tug of War. ........ . . . . H. Chapin, '9o.... . F. Minot, '89. . Sproull, '89 .... Hirst, '90 . . W. King, '89 ...... E. Wagenhurst, '88. Nicodemus, '9o. ..C. Babcock, '91, Black, '88. '88. IQI. 5 ft. IM in. ....8 ft. zin. Exhibition on the Horizontal Bar by the P. C. G. A. Performance on the Double Trapeze by Stevens, '89, and Terhune, '89 Exhibition in Balancing by ,White, 's9. ' Exhibition on the Flying Trapeze by White, '89, and Terhune, '89, Exhibition in Acrobatics by the P. C. G. A. 70 SIXTH ANNUAL PrQIi1ni1mry IQIQPCOIIQQMQ Ficld MQQIIHQ OF THE PRINCETON COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1888. Ewenis. Ioo Yards Dash... . . 220 Yards Dash ..... Y 440 Yards Dash .... Half Mile Run .... Mile Run .... Mile Walk ........ Running Broad Jump ...... Throwing the Hammer .... Wmffm' fZi 25Q-.if.iii'Z' S. King, '88 ........ ..... 1 o sec. K. L. Ames, ,QO. S. King, '88 ...... ..... 2 224 sec. K. L. Ames, '9o. W. C. Dohm, 'go .... ..... 5 32 sec. J. S. Roddy, ,QI ......... 2 min. 7-Q sec. T. B. Hamilton, '88. A. Baker, 'go ...... . ..4 min. 57 sec. J. Bishop, jr., '9I. J. Hunter, '89 ...... .... 8 min. 52 sec. E. Cooper, YQI. C. E. Lemassena, 'go ....... 18 ft. IO in. J. C. Leach, '91. H. H. Janeway.. .. ..... 85 ft. The Lacrosse Race was Won by I. F. Talcott, '88. The Base Ball Race was won by R. A. Watts. ii? TUG OF WAR TEAM. H. W. Cowan, '88. ........................ Anchor. R. H. Channing, 'go ..... ...No. 3. W. H. Bradford, '91.... .... No. 2. T. W. Church, ,QI ........... .... N o. 1. il? PRINCETON ATHLETIC TEAM. '88. .. T. B. Hamilton, S. J. King, F. S. Thompson. r 7 s 89 .... J. Hunter. go .... K. L. Ames. A. S. Baker, W, C. Dohm. QI .... C. E. Babcock, J. Bishop, jr., T. Payne, 1. S. Roddy. 71 I Elairfeenfiq Eietcl lvleellng OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1888. Ewenis. 100 Yards Dash. . . . 220 Yards Dash .... 440 Yards Dash .... Half Mile Run.. . .. Mile Run. .... . . . 120 Yards Hurdle .... Mile Walk ........... Two-Mile Bicycle Race Running High jump. . . Running Broad jump. . Pole Vault. ........... . Throwing the Hammer, 16 lbs. Putting the Shot, 16 lbs. .. Tug of War ........... Harvard .... Yale... ....... . . . Univ. of Penn. . . Columbia ...... Amherst ..... EC - Time Height Vyznngrs' or DT.v2!a7zce. 1. C. H. Sherrill, Yale, '89 ........ 102 sec. 2. E. C. Moi-Sn, Harvard, TQI. 1. C. H. Sherrill, Yale, '89 ......... 22g sec. Q 2. F. B. Lund, Harvard, '88. 1. S. G. Wells, Harvard ........... 52? sec. 2. H. M. Banks, jr., Columbia, '89. 1. H. R. Mills, Harvard, '88, .2 min. zgsec. 2. G. P. Cogswell, Harvard, '88, 1. W. Harmar, Yale, '90 .... 4 min. 3735- sec. 2. C. A. Davenport, Harvard, '90. 1. Herbert Mapes, Columbia, TQ0. . .17wg- sec. 2. H. L. Williams, Yale, '90. I. E. C. Wright, Harvard .... 7 min. 29 sec. 2. O. Chamberlain, Univ. of Penn., '89. 1. R. H. Davis, Harvard, '91, .7 min. 3 sec. 2. C. B. Keen, Univ. of Penn., '89. 1. T. D. Webster, Univ. of Penn. .5ft. ugin. 2. W. B. Page, Univ. of Penn. 1. T. G. Shearman, Yale, '89 .... 20 ft. 8 in. 2. H. B. Gibson, Harvard, '88. 1. T. G. Shearrnan, Yale, '89 ..... 9 ft. 6 in. 2. S. D. Warriner, Amherst, '89, 1 2. H. B. Gibson, Harvard, '88. 1. H. Pennypacker, Harvard, '88 ...... 37 ft. 2. G. W. VVOOGITLLE, Yale, '89. 1. Harvard. 2. Columbia. A. I. Bowser. Univ. of Penn. .88 ft. 65 in. GE SUMMARY. 152' Przaes. ad Przaes. 6 2 . ..... 6 .. 5 .. 2 2 .. 1 2 .. .. o 1 72 8 L ,-iN. f X ff 1 5' , .Ab f L I c 1 Z fhp ' 21, . S' w ' . I ' it , yo' ' N . an V f JK f 215 V V 'I ' SWF. 'f17!9 ' N gui W ' .Q-Hg, I dwg' if . 270' ' W7 -. I 2 .f . ,LX CMU? U W ML EHCAMESE EIGI-ITEENTH ANNUAL ' 9 ' M9 ClfQ Qaamfniomfgip Meenrzg OF THE PRINCETON COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. FOR THE PEACE CUP. Monday, June 18th, 1888. Efzfefzfs. IVZIZ7Z87'.S'. S. .K' ,'88.... Ioo Yards Dash. .. .... 5 E. 13335 ,QL Time, I-leigh! or Disfa vzce. 1 .....Io,sec. S. DT. King, '88 ...... .... 2 6 sec. 220 Yards Dash C E' Babcock ,QL S. I. King, '88 ...... ........ 5 8 sec. 440 Yards Run' E. A. Poe, YQI. Half Mile Run . J. S. Roddy, YQI. .. T. B. Hamilton, '89. 73 2 min. I3 sec. Evenfs Mile Run ............. 120 Yards Hurdle Race. Mile Walk ......,.... . Two Miles Bicycle Race ..... Running High Jump . . Running Broad Jump.. . Pole Vault. . . ....... . . Throwing the Hammer. Putting the Shot .... Tug of War, '88.. . .. ...Miz ....5 12 Wzhners. 1. J. Bishop, Jr., '91.. 2. T. Payne, 'gI. 51. W. Hirst, '9o.. . . . . C. N. Black, '88. 1. F. S. Thompson, '88 2. J. Barnes, '91, er. W. Segur,'89 ...... . 2. C. P. Campbell, '88. 5 I. F. Minot, '89 ....... 2. J. Barnes, '9r. . 1. S. J. King, '88 .... . 2. 1. VV. W. White, '88... . J. VV. Hirst, '9o. I. H. H. Janeway, ,QO ..... 2. Time, H eigfz. or Distance. 5 min. I7 sec 7 min. ZQ sec ........5ft ..19 ft. Ioin ....8 ft. 3in ...goft.1in ...37 ft. 5-in J 1. H. H. Janeway, 'go ..... I 2. R. H. Channing, '90, 1 Cowan, Black, Richardson, Waterman 2. Irvine, Jones, Morgan, Hancock. Fibfsis. Sewnds. Tom! SUMMARY. '88 won .... .... 7 '89 ff .. .. 2 'go ...... ........ ........ ..... 3 ,QI ..... ....................... 2 The Peace Cup was won by the Class of '8S. PRINCETON RECORDS. Ioo Yards Dash .... . . 220 Yards Dash .... 440 Yards Dash .... Half Mile Run ..... Mile Run .... .... Hurdle Race ........... Mile VValk ............. Two Miles Bicycle Race ..... Running High Jump. ........ Running Broad Jump. . Pole Vault. .......... , . Throwing the Hammer. Putting the Shot ...... 102- sec ........... . . 225- sec. . .....5Ig sec... 4 II o 2 I 4 6 8 J. King J. King . . .C. G. Wilson .....2min.7sec..........T. B. Hamilton 4 min. 45 sec .... . . ..... 1Ssec ........ .. .. 7 min. 175 sec. .... . .6 min. 54 sec .... 5 ft. roi in ..... 20 ftp 8 in .... ......Ioft.61n.... ......9oft.1111..... 37 ft. 5 in ..... . '74 .........Leav1tt . . .O. Harriman .F. S. Thompson .. . . . .L. Stearns . . . .F. Spalding, ......Moore Toler . . . .H. Janeway ....H. Janeway. 1 1 i s v Beef dnfereolplpegggidfe Qseeorele. Evefzl. loo Yards Dash .... .. 220 Yards Dash ..... 440 Yards Dash ..... Half Mile Run ............. Record. ...1osec. ..... .. 0.505 sec.. 2 min. 5 sec. . ZZSCC... ..... Mile Run .................. 4 min. 365 sec.. . 120 Yards Hurdle Race ..... I7 sec.. Two Miles Bicycle Race .... 6 min. I7 sec. Running High jump ....... 5 ft. IIQ- 1n. . . Running Broad ' jump . ....21 ft. 7gin... Pole Vault ................. IO ft. 72- in. . . Putting the Shot ....... Throwing the Hamm er. Mile Walk ......,. 98 ft. 6 in .... 40 ft. 95 in. .. 7 min. 1 sec.. ii? Wzbzzzer. College. E. J. VVendell ..... Harvard . W. Baker. ........ Harvard... . Year. ....188o . .1886 W. Baker. ....... Harvard.. .... IS85 W. Baker.. .. .... Harvard.. .. .1885 W. Harrnar. ...... Yale .... . . .1887 W. Ludington .... Yale ..... .... 1 886 G. A, E. Kohler..U. of P.... H1885 W. B. Page ....... U. of P ...... 1886 T. G. Sherman. . .Yale .... . L. H. Godshall. . .Lafayette . . A. B. Coxe ....... Yale ..... A. B. Coxe ....... Yale ..... E. B. Wright ...., Harvard . RECORD OF rizefb . .1887 H1886 H1886 ....1887 ....1886 -dI 1l!6f'GOl.7?QglCLt9 INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, U FROM JULY, 1876. Cgllgggy, mt Przbes. ed Przlzes. Total. Harvard .... ..... 4 9 49 Columbia ..... . . 43 42 Princeton ..... . . . 26 23 Yale ........... . . 29 18 Univ. of Penn .... -- 25 I6 Dartmouth ............. .... . 4 5 Lafayette. ..................... 4 4 College of City of New York .... . . 2 8 Williams .................... . 2 I Wesleyan. ..... . Stevensi. . . . Brown ..... ..... Arnherst.. .. . ... Univ. of Michigan .... . Bowdoin .......... Hobart ........... 75 .. 2 I .. 2 O .. O 3 .. O 2 .. I O .. O I .. O I ecard. of 'fide dnfereolplyegiciie Qcimee. CONTESTS. 1875. 1876. 1377. 1878. 1879. 1880. roo Yards Dash ..... IOZS IIS 1055 robgs IOES xogs H 220 Yards Dash ..... 23565 2325 24,35 24gS H 440 Yards Dash ...., 555,15 565 545 C 5455 C S425 5555 H Half Mile Run ...... 2m 655 2111 165435 P 2m 21:55 C 2m Syls C 2m 125 2m QRS One Mile Run .... 4m 443-45 4111 58Ms P 5m 335 C 5111 4X5 5111 2425 C 4m 3725 Three Mile Run .... 17m 7Ms 16111 21s,P ' One Mile VValk ...,. 7111 5o5 SID 73455 7m 3o5 C 7m 38Z,5 C 7111 495 C 7m 5425 Two Mile Walk .... 16m 335 C 161n 4925 C Three Mile Walk ..... ZSIIJ. 235 28111 ZIHS Seven Mile Walk .... 55m 153.45 Hurdle Race ....,...... IQZS 18545 .1855 2IgS C IQQS IQXS Running High Jump ..... 5f 4in 4f 11in 5f 6y3in C 5f Blain C 5f 21-'Qin H Running Broad Iurnp .... 181' 3nin P 19f 7i11 zgf zlgin C 2of C 2Of 2i11 Putting the Shot ....... 3of 1114-,in P 331' 321' 1155in 33f Skin 35f ukiin Throwing Hammer .... 75f IOiH 76f gin 87f 1in ' 84f 3in Pole Vaulting .......... , 7f gin gf gf 3in of 4i11 Standing High jump ..... 4f 3Zin 41 Gxin 5f H2511 H Standing Broad Jump .... gf uwin IOf 3Xin rof 1in H Throwing Base Ball .... 3681 6in P 2 Mile Bicycle Race 7111 57S Tug of VVar ........ Columbia. CONTESTS, 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885. 1886. 1887. 1888. roo Yards Dash.. . IOZS l-I IOMS IOES IOES IOSS IOZS H 1025 Y 1025 220 Yards Dash .... 2355 H 23MS 2325 QZES H 2325 H 2225 H 235 2225 440 Yards Dash .... S32 5 535 H SIAS H 52g5 H 54gS H 5123 H 5325 S225 H Half Mile Run ..... 2m 715 I-I 2111 225 H 2m 2S H 2m 51-55 H 2111 755 2m 42,5 2m 7S Y 2m IOWS H One Mile Run ..,.... 4111 4OZS 4m 4OMS H 4111 3825 H 41:11 4SgS 4111 4625 4m 3855 4m 3535 4m 3735 One Mile Walk ...... 7111 3655 7m 41 gs H 7l'I1 2625 7111 3355 7m 2725 7m 1125 H 7m 165 7m 295 H Hurdle Race ....,.... Igxs I7gS 185 4754.5 1938 175 1725 Y 17125 Running High lump, 5f 2Xin H 5f 6in H 5f 855in H 5f glgin H 51' 1oM,in 51 uykin 51 7M,i11 Y ' 5f 11K3in Running Broad jump! 2Of qytin 21f gin 201' 6in H '2If gkin 19f 6in H 2of Illn 2If 7Win Y 2of 8in Punting the Shot ..... 34f 7in 36f 3ir1 35f 8in H 36f 32,111 38f lin? 33f gjgin 40f qkin Y 37f H Throwing Hamrner., 76f gnin 871' 33Qin 881' 11m H 83f 2i11 881' yzin 95f Illll g8f 6in Y 88f 655111 Pole Vaulting ........ 1 8f gwin gf 6in l-I roi gf 6in gi 734in mf Min 1of 9f 6in Standing High jump. 4f 6y,,in H 2 Mile Bicycle Race,. 6m 515 6m 52:25 H 6m S325 6m SQES 7111 ZQQS 6m 395 6m 5385 7111 35 H Tug of War ..... .... P rinceton. Columbia. Lafayette Harvard Harvard Harvard Columbia Harvard N. B.-Events followed by the name of a college are Lhose taken by the college winning the championship ' in that year-C., Columbiag H., Harvard: P., Princeton: Y., Yale. Shot underweight. 76 -1 -. ii i -.1 451 -Jr, ,. 1.5.-5'-ig ,.-'-1. I- wj fa: .fuL.,f1'i - F552 2-4141.-I -5 xi-5 1. ggrfegy '1.:Q31w:f' :VI Reb, be - w -wi . R if IL I QE- --.I , . ' . .- fm ' ' J ' fb : E 1 .j 4. uf '-f A X f.,f?Ibi3Pf53f Q ,. I goof-BOPP GPXfQOGICL1TOl 1. JAMES ROBINSON, Trzzzkzcr. DIRECTORS, 'sy-'88, ' T. B. HAB'IIL'FON, '88, Pres. E. O. VVAGENHURST, '88, Cap! J. R. BARR, '89, Trezzs. DIRECTORS, '88-'89. I. R. BARR. '89, Pres. ' H. W. COVVAN, P. G., Cape' J. J. CHARLTON, '90, Treas. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN UNIV. OF PENN. GAME. Rzzskers. S. I-IODGE, '88, BOVAIRD, '89, SIJEER, '89, ' CIIAPIN, P. G., CONVAN, '88, IRVINE, '88, GEORGE, '89. Qzuzrfer-Back, HANCOCK, '88. Hay-Backs, L. PRICE, '88, CHANNING, '90, Hz!!-Bark, AMES, '9O. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN WESLEYAN GAME. Rzz.vhe7'x. SPEER, '89, S. HODGE, '83, VCHURCH, '88, CBALLENTINE, '88j, MCMAI-ION, P. G. COXVAN, '88, IRVINE, '88, GEORGE, '89, 77 Quarfer-Back, HANCOCK, '88. Haly'-Backs. AMES, '90, CHANNING, '9o. Fu!!-Back, - L. PRICE, '88. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN HARVARD GAME. Ruskers, WAGENHURST, '88, BOVAIRD, CHURCH, '88, SPEER, '89, CQWAN, '88, QCHAPIN, P. GJ IRVINE, '88, GEORGE, '89, Quarfer-Back, HANCOCK, '88. Hay-Backs, L. PRICE, '88, CHANNING, '9o. Fu!!-Back, AMES, '90, PRINCETON ELEVEN IN YALE GAME. I A Rushers, S. HODGE, '88, WAGENHURST, CHURCH, '88, SPEER, '89, COWAN, '88, IRVINE, '88, GEORGE, '89, Quarler-Back, HANCOCK, '88. Haljf-Backs, L. PRICE, '88, QW. PRICE, '88j, CHANNING, '90, Fu!!-Back, AMES, '90, 78 'S 'ss ' 'EEE 6 4 -,-i'.i' -- - J: ri . IIE. 5 N ,,.. X livx' 'ow 4 if M: ' .fi if ' U iii . ffifwf SF. of J I .- ff' W' ' Jef f ' wg-kkialk LI .T -.fa in f ' me 1 xi'-ks. -- if , V' IX 5 5' iii -. ' 1' ' A 4 - af.. 1 -5. 0-ei '-mf . ! Ig I Wf i gg '7' ,L 7 352 Y ox - I-Nl' f fv H -i ff -1 '..- '1 27 Ifigni I' llisi xk. H- - A -N1 I fi. ' ti f' ' 111 ' I' 2 in -Ni il t.nln? o M + I1 I H il . -,l J' I L45 . .- .: ,-- ' ' W Ff ' LAFAYETE vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, October 8, 1887. LAFAYETTE-1?ushers-Brubaker, Hary, Ellis, Williams, Cummings S. Robinson, Overton. Quarfer-Ban?-H. Robinson. HaQ'-Bafks- Camp, Payne fCap!.j Fu!!-Earle-Kann. LAFAYETTE .... o Goals 5 o Touch-Downsg o Safeties 5 o Points. PRINCETON. .... 6 3 o 47 Rejferee-Mr. Finnery. Umpbfe-Mr. H. Hodge, '86. RUTGERS vs. PRINCETON. Q NEW BRUNSWVICK, October 12, 1887. RUTCERS-RZlShE7S-Pitt, Esselstyn, Whiteback, H. Scudder, Thomp- son, C. Scudder, Collier. Quarier-Back-Bethune. HaQ'-Backs- Lockwood, Wagner. 'Full-Back-Elting. RUTGERS ...... o Goals 5 o Touch-Downs g I Safeties 3 o Points. PRINCETON ..,. 4 I o 30 Rqferee-Mr. Chamberlain. Umpzke-Mr. Hamilton. 79 ' ,LEHIGH vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, October 15, 1887. LEHIGH-RMSAEVS-WBtZ6l, Rickert, Dougherty, Martin, Davis, Pal mer, Vlfilliarns. Quarier-Back-Boynton. Hay-Banks-Long, Corbin fCapz'.j Fu!!-Back-Cope. LEHIGH .... . . 0 Goals 5 O Touch-Downs 5 O Safeties 5 O Points. PRINCETON.. .11 4 o 80 'L Rajferee-Mr. Baker, '85, Umpz3'e-Mr. - UNIV. OF PENN. vs. PRINCETON. PHILADELPHIA, October xg, I887. UNIV. OF PENN.-Ruslzers-Miel, Dewey, Spaethe, Graham, Sypher Ziegler, Ross. Quarier-Back-Hulme. HaQ'-Banks-Windsor, Colo: day. Fu!!-Bark-Graham. UNIV. OF PENN. o Goals 5 O Touch-Downs 5 O Safeties 5 O Points. PRINCETON ..... 7 5 O 'L 61 Rqferee-Mr. Bird, '85, U77ZZ5Z7'6-BIIT. Bell. V UNIV. OF PENN. vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, October zz, 1887, UNIV. OF PENN.-Ruskers--Miel, fC'zzpZ.j, Dewey, Spaethe, Ashurst Bowser, Wood, Ross. Quarter-Back-Martin, Hay-Backs-Hulme Coloday. Fu!!-Back-Graham. UNIV. OF PENN. . O Goals 5 O Touch-Downs 5 O Safeties 5 O Points. PRINCETON ...... 6 3 O 48 Rqferee-Mr. Baker, '85. U37ZfZ?E-MT. Harvey. WESLEYAN VS. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, October 29, 1887. WESLEYAN-Rushers-McDonald, Alexander, Richards, Wells, Heath, Glen, Floy. Quarter-Back-Beattys, fCzzj5z'.j Hay-Backs-Hamlin, Manchester. Fu!!-Back-Smith. WESLEYAN. . . O Goals 5 o Touch-Downs 5 I Safeties 5 O Points. PRINCETON... .Io 2 U o 69 Rqferee-Mr. Fisk. Umpzkfe--Mr. Harris, '86. UNIV. OF PENN. vs. PRINCETON. E PHILADELPHIA, November 5, 1887. UNIV. OF PENN-RMSEEVS-WOOG, Schell, Keely, Ashurst, Dewey, Spaethe, Miel. Quarier-Back' - Church. Hay-Backs - Coloday, I-Iulrne. Fu!!-Bark-Graham. A UNIV. OF PENN. . o Goalsg o Touch-Downs 5 o Safeties 5 o Points. PRINCETON. ..... I5 2 o 'L Q5 Rq'eree-Mr. Posey. Umpzhf-I-I. Hodge, '86. So HARVARD vs. PRINCETON. CAMBRIDGE, November 12, 1887. HARVARD-Rushers-Bancroft, Butler, Woodman, Markoe, Taffod, Cumnock, Piper. Qzmricr-Bafle-I-Iarding. Hay-Banks-Holden fSaxej, Porter. Ez!!-Bark-Boyden. HARVARD ...... 2 Goals 3 O Touch-Downs, O Safetiesg I2 Points. PRINCETON.. .. O O o o 'A Referee-Mr. Camp. Umpzre-Mr. Terry. YALE vs. PRINCETON. NEW YORK, November 19, 1887. YALE-Rushers-Wallace, Gill, Carter, Corbin, Woodruff, Cross, Pratt. Qzmrler-Back-Bucher. Hay-Backs-Graves, Wurtembnrg. Full- Bank-Bull. YALE. ....... 2 Goals 3 O Touch-Downs 3 O Safeties 5 I2 Points. PRINCETON... o o o o Rqferee-Mr. Brooks. Umpzhm-Mr. Fisk. SUMMARY OF ALL GAMES PLAYED. G. T.D. S. Points G. T.D. S. 'Points Princeton ..,.... 6 3 O 47 Lafayette ........ O O O O .. 4 I I 30 Rutgers. .... o o O o II 4 O 80 Lehigh. ........ .. O O O O . . . 7 5 O 61 Univ. of Penn .... o O o O . . . 6 3 o 48 Univ. of Penn .... O o O O . . . IO 2 I 69 ' Wesleyan ........ O O O O ... I5 2 o Q5 Univ. of Penn .... O O V O o . . . o O O O Harvard ......... 2 O O I2 ' . . . o O O O Yale ..... ........ 2 O o I2 PRINCETON .... 59 Goals 5 20 Touch-Downs 9 O Safeties 5 430 Points. OPPONENTS .... 4 O 2 24 SUMMARY OF CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES. Prince- Univ. VVes- COLLEGES Yale. Harvard. ton. of Penn. leyan. Won. Yale ......... . . . . I I I I 4 Harvard ...... A . . . o . . 1 1 I 3 Princeton. ....... . . o o . . I I 2 Univ. of Penn ..... . . o o O . . O O W'esleyan. .... , . . . . o O O I . . I Lost.. ....... . . . o I 2 4 3 The charnpionshipnwas awarded to Yale. 81 I , 1-,ff m 'J , 51,-1 V -.L w., .. w v l x 1 I I 9 , SCRUB FOOT-BALL TEAM. Ruskers. BICKAM, '90, MEHIS, '88, ' MILLER, '90, BALLANTLNE, '88, HALSTEAD, '89, ' AKERMAN, '90, CHAPIN, P. G. FURNESS, 'Q,I, JANEWAY, '90, BLACK, '88. Quarter-Backs. Pom, '91, YOUMANS, '88. Half-Backs. ' TAINTOR, '91, W. PRICE, '88, fCapt.j BAKER, '90, , PAYNE, '91. Fu!!-Banks. BROWNLEE, '89, LEWIS, ,QI. ' HAPPY CHORUS TEAM OF '89. Mofrro- We have never been beaten. Rushers. PAXTON, BONSAI., UBELACKER, ' KNEELAND, SEGUK, DENEGRE, SPEER. Quarier-Back. IENNEY fCapt.j Hay-Backs. MITCHELL, E SILL. Fu!!-Back. BROWNLEE. 'go 'SCRUB FOOT-BALL TEAM. Rusherx. CASEMENT, MACLAREN, BELT, SHARON, THOMAS, - YOUNG K C api. j LIVINGOOD. Qmzrler-Back. I. WRIGHT. 82 Cf Baia L f Hay'-Backs. DALTON, CHAPIN. Rl!!-Barks. HlR5'T, Subs.: GUFFEY, GRAHAM. 'QI FOOT-BALL TEAM. Ifzzskem-. BRADFORD, FURNESS, BISI-IOP, SPXCER, MCNINCH, ADAMS, P. JONES. Qzuzrfer-Back. WATTS. Hay'-Barks. H. ROBINSON, TAINTOR. Hz!!-Bark. R. JONES. ,Q2 FOOT-BALL TEAM. Rzavhers. NVOODS, VREDENBURGH fCapz'.j RIGGS, HALE, DUNNING, Woon, MITCHI-:LI.. Qzzafler-Back. EVANS. Hay-Backs. HOMENS, BROWN. Fu!!-Backs. PENDLETON, Subs.: LILLEY, ADAMS. 83 Cf5?cLfo Sameo. ii? BROOKLYN HILLS vs. '51, BROOKLYN, October 29, 1887. Brooklyn Hills ....... o Goals 5 O Touch-Downs g Princeton. '91, . .. .... 4 LL 5 'L O 'L 48 LL LLPENNINGTON vs. 'QL PENNINGTON, November 5, 1887. Pennington... . . . . . o Goals 5 o Touch-Downs g O Safeties q o Points Princeton,'91... . 1 LL 2 LL O LL I4 LL i Game unfinished. LAWRENCEVILLE vs. PRINCETON, 'g1. LAXVRENCEVILLE, November 12, 1887. Lawrenceville. .... .... 1 Goals g o Touch-Downs 3 o Safeties.: 6 Points Princeton, '91... .... 2 COLUMBIA, '91, Columbia .... ..,. O Goals 5 Princeton .... za O u O A: I2 ci vs. PRINCETON, 'g1. NEW YORK, November IQ, 1887. o Touch-Downs 3 1 Safeties 3 o Points H. 2 Li O Aa I6 ci ..1 'L Scrub C3-fycrrneo. JOHN HOPKINS VS. 'L SCRUB. BALTIMORE, November 25, 18817. john Hopkins ..... . . . . .......... o Points. 'L Scrub 16 LL U. S. N. A. vs. 'LSCRUBJ' ANNAPOLIS, November 26, 1887. U. S.N.A ..... .. .... .. ..... 5Points- Scrub . .... 25 LL 34 2 Safetiesg o Points. PRINCETONS FOOT-BALL RECORD. PRINCE-I-ON VS Princeton. Oppon'ts. -5 Princeton. Oppon'ts. Goals- Goals- PRWCETON VS- Goals. Goals. 1869 Rutgers... 4 6 1875 Columbian.. 6 2 . 8 0 Stevens ...... 6 o 1870 . 6 2 1876 Univ. of Pa .... -6 o 1372 'L - - 4 I Columbia ...... 3 o 1873-Yale ....... 3 o Univ. of Pa .... 6 0 1874 Columbia ...... 6 o U Yale .,...., ., 0 2 Rutgers .......... 6 o r n. ' . ' ' 4 PHWCETON VS- e.f'11Z'TC9F,0o. GKZEEWTJ. PRINCETON VSA G1ZZl2?'i?B'. Sliiinftfb. 1877 Harvard ...... o 1 1 1 1883 Univ. of Pa... 2 e 1 ...... 1 1 0 2 Wesleyan .... , 1 0 o Columbia ..... 4 7 o o Columbia ...., tforfeitedl Yale ..... ..... o o o o Harvard ...... o 1 1 I878 Univ. of Pa.. .. 2 4 o o Yale ,,,,, ,,,., 0 1 0 Stevens ..... .. 4 6 o o 1884 Rutgers ..... .. 2 1 o Rutgers ...... 5 ro o 6 Stevens ....... 1 o o Univ. of Pa... 2 4 1 D Wesleyan..- 2 o o Harvard ...... o 1 o o Rutgers ..,... 3 o e Yale .......... 1 o 6 o Univ. of Pa... 3 o ov 1879 Univ. of Pa... 6 4 o o Lafayette .... . 6 o o Columbia ..... 2 3 o o Stevens ....... 2 1, o Stevens ....... 7 4 o o johns l-lopk's. 2 o o H arvard ....,. 1 o o o Harvard ...... 1 1 o L' Yale. ..... o o o o 'iYale ......., .. 1 1 o 1880 Stevens .,...,. 6 6 o o 1885 Stevens ......, 7 o o Rutgers .... .. 8 4 o o .... .. 4 o o Univ. of Pa... o 1 o o Univ. of Pa.. 5 1 1 Harvard ...... 2 o 1 o U .. 7 2 6 Yale ..... o o o o Graduates 4 o o 1881 Rutgers ......, 3 5 o o 'K johns Hopk's, 7 o o Stevens ....... 7 9 o Q Vlfesleyan. .... 2 o o Univ. of Pa... 7 5 o o Yale .....,. .. o 1 o Univ. of Mich. 1 2 o o Univ, of Pa... 7 0 0 Univ. of Pa... 4 6 o o 1886 Stevens.. .. 7 0 0 Rutgers ....... 1 0 o o .,..... 3 0 0 Columbia ..... 1 2 o o Univ. of Pa... 4 o 0 Harvard .,., o o o o ' ., 5 I I U Yale ....., .,.. 0 0 0 o ' H . . I I 0 1882 Graduates .... 5 4 o o Harvard ...... 0 0 O Rutgers ...... 5 6 o o Vifesleyan .... 4 I O Univ. of Pa... 8 4 o o 'R Yale ......... . 0 O 1 Columbia ..... 8 3 o o 1887 Lafayette ..... 3 O 0 Univ. of Pa.. .IO 4 o o Rutgers ....,.. I 0 0 Rutgers. ..... 3 4 o o H Lehigh ........ 4 0 0 Harvard .,..., 1 o 1 1 Univ. of Pa. .. 5 o 0 Columbia ..... 3 1 0 o .. 3 O 0 Yale ..... ..... 1 o 2 o Wesleyan .... 2 0 0 1883 Rutgers ...,... 2 2 o o Univ. of Pa... 2 o o Lafayette ..,.. g 1 1 1 Harvard... .. o 2 0 N Stevens ....,.. 2 2 o o Yale ...,. ...,. o 2 0 Rutgers . ..,.. 8 3 o o it Draw games, called on account of darkness. Safety touch-downs are not noted, nol' is any distinction between goals from touch-downs and goals from the field. Out of 96 games played, Princeton has won 8og drawn, 73 won by forfeit, IQ lost, 8 Princeton has rnade 43g goals, 232 touch-downs, to the opponents 37 goals, 9 touch-downs 85 87. 18 ELEVEN FOR THE OF BALL SCORES OT O LF VIDUA I ND I , o -Qu- Swloa JO 'ON 12101 Q , N 'SUM0P Ifm0.L ' xx mmw-mOO1o1ou-4o11'OHOOfr go J:-zqmnN 121014 H H H 'sumop-qonol moxg - PU? P199 U10-U P95i9!5I S: I I fi' S1203 yo 'ON pmol - - N . . . 'DIIOA MSN 'IU 'SIBA H . . . . . N N, 5 X .6I.AoN Z-Q-C, X :awk-If-I-kN 'aiipglqureg S' . . . 19 'p.re.u1aH I j 1+ Q Q :ak x pa -1-Q-X 'ZI'AON O . . . . N 'vmdwpvullcl O II I - 1 - - - 12 UHQaI0'A!Uf1 I NXXX X: :nk :iff :' -S'A0N: 'gi I-4 . N . . , 1'- 3l!7Cl - ' U7 'uowoupd O I . 12 'UUA9IS9AA I O: I I -a-X x - -gg 24 ae cn '6z'1o0 8 is : m - l 'U0399U!-Tcl O I . iii, 1 . : : w f1HQCI10'Awn I ll X .ae - - . .Pk II xg ff - .ZZIOO og ,ON . I . . . . . .N . . 'vmdrspvlma O :X ' 2 3 2 2 JBMUUQEI !0'A!UI1 I -X - I xx: xx ik - '61 'wo 5 I N 'QI 1 2 . O T . . . . . . 120325322 I IN I., X.. 'I :I 2. :,. S. 2. 1 .SIQOO O2 X .X . . . . . ,rox .V .... . 'HOIANSUUJH MQN O I I 1 1'6l'SISB1nH Yi' 5:1714 .pk .X . . .gq gg ,Ig gg UQ Z1'19O m X f f ' f 'uomvua O II X I Z 1 : 3 I . ge 'aqlaizyeq I VT N34 X N . . X . .gg .gc ,Ig . '8'19O Q Z I X f I I I I ' 6 iiiiI3EE. ':fEEEi553iI3f 4-5 dugg.-CZ' N td .-15421.42 N.-C - pommmmdgighimmwmmw . :sf-'wo U: zu :S - F, ,H cvs QCDN M . U5 ,E ,-,:I.-Sflfgu .4-,E..,M':MD5y: . Nauru Q-1 -4: -Dev I jew 2 - D L'4ImaQi3:,9.DEQ:1:--m- - - Zjzl-I-1,-I - -Q:..9.DL1-I : I I g' Z --.OzH::ga4----. O ' 1 :YG Q . -C14 I ' ' E-4 . ...I I 1 O Q . , I I E j - . 1 I I I Z . A I rl. , jzbbifs-'Z-:ug--.ai-Eg D4 Z 28.55-251233-2,Dgfc5.2'v ui .fs':COEf5gi3nw.:Ow'5ElH-E: X 0rl.CEong?'-ivD1F vD ,Q'f'i O E .f..fSG1 .:5'3'5g, 323 '.-C101 63 fn .-1om?ooc5:wff5n.oQoQE?oo 86 D- EE '13, Ee G2 .. C1 O56 Ui is -Im ga 55:1 hifi E :G .,.. En. .sg Zi Ee' N Fm .EI 3 O IU PE X bb .2 bca .535 E-.1 R111 4-,QI O Zi' .39 I-4 5 U1 'QB O?- ME! jj!!-I .. -Q- -cs 3 . .25 X5 Eu: qw EE 'Inn uf -12 EE '13-EE ns: SE 9? E.: E8 'Q-IO EH .SI ,M . for place kick. 29th H B 32 so Q-O ball the from game, 271' .255 0 5 gill.. v 3 ld H-3 .M .2-4-4 .so IS :v- 7 fa. f, P .2 A Ease 529cd??. .ig '87-'88, C. W. MCALPIN, '88. ...... .... . .. G. L. HALL, '89 .... ......... E. O. WAGENHURST, '88.. .. AMES, H. MERCUR, P., DANA, A., HUTCHINSON, G. L. HALL, 'sg ..,.. UNIVERSITY NINE. W. PRXCE, B., WAGENHURST, C., L. PRICE, S. S., SUBSTITUTES. REYNOLDS, 'as-'sq D. D. CASEMENT, '90 .... W. H. KING, 'sg .... 81 . . . . .Preszklenf . . . . Treasurer . . . . Cajilazh WATTS, L. F., KING, C. F., DURELL, R. F. YOUNG. ,. . . .Preszkienf . . . , Treasurer . . . .Crzpfazr Gonnnos YALE. AB Stagg, p. ...... .. 5 McConkey, b... .. 5 Calhoun, s.s ...... .. 5 Hunt, m ..... . . 4 Dann, h ..,.. , .. 4 Osborne, c ..... .. 4 VValker. l .... .. 4 McBride, a ..,. .. 4 Dalzell, r .... .. 4 Totals ....... .. 39 Umpire, Mr. Egan. RECORD OF HAMPIONSHIP GAMES FOR 1888. OE YALE vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, APRH. 28, 1888. R IB PO A E PRINCETON. AB R IB P0 A E 1 2 3 8 o YVageI1hu1'st, L: ...... 4 1 1 o 1 o 1 1 1 2 o Durell, 1' ....... .. 4 o r 3 o o o I o o 1 L. Price, s.s .... . . 4 o o 1 3 2 1 1 3 o o Reynolds, 1 .... . . 4 I 1 3 o o 1 3 9 1 1 Darla, a ...... . . 4 1 3 I3 o o o 1 o Q o King, m ..,.... . . 4 2 2 2 o I o 3 3 o o' W. Price, b ,... .. 4 o o 3 5 o o o 3 o 1 Mercur, p .... . . 3 o o o 6 o 1 o 2 o 1 Ames, h .... . . 3 1 1 2 2 o 5 I2 24 I1 4 Totals .... . . . 34 6 9 27 I7 3 Time of game: 2 hours and I5 minutes. Struck out-Stagg, 73 Mercur, 1. Strikes called-off Stagg, 451 off Mercur, 26. Balls called-off Stagg, 54, oh' Mercur, 42. Left on bases-Yale, 7g Princeton, 4. Two-base hit-Dana. Three-base hits-Durell, 15 King, rg Reynolds, 1. Home runs-Dann, IQ Hunt, 1. Earned runs-Yale, 33 Prince- ton, 1. Passed balls-Dann, 25 Ames, 1. SCORE BY INNINGS. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total Yale, ..... . . . . . 0 O 2 o 2 1 o o o 5 Princeton .... , . 2 o 1 2 0 1 Q 0 x l 6 YALE, VS. PRINCETON. NEW HAVEN, MAY 5th, 1888. YALE. AB R IB 'rn PO A E PRINCETON. AB R IB TB P0 A E Stagg, p ..... . ..... 3 1 1 2 2 8 1 Wagenhurst., 0 .... 5 o 2 2 3 2 o McConkey, b ..... 5 2 2 4 o 3 o Durell, 1' ....... . . 5 o 2 2 o o 0 Calhoun, s.s ...... 5 2 3 3 2 2 2 L. Price, s.s ....... 4 o 1 1 Q 1 1 Hunt, In ..... . . . 4 2 3 3 2 1 I Reynolds, I ....... 4 1 o o o o o Dann, h ...... .,. 5 1 2 4 II 3 o Dana, a.. .... ... 4 2 2 2 I4 o 1 Osborne, C ...,. , .. 5 o o o 2 o o King, l., ...... . . . 3 1 2 5 1 5 o Walker, l ......... 5 1 o o 3 o o W. Price, b. . . .... 4 o o o o 5 1 Heyworth, 1' ...... 4 o o o o o o Ames, 11 .... . . . 4 o 1 2 6 2 o McBride, a. ....... . 4 1 3 7 5 1 2 Mercur, p ,... .. 3 o o o o 5 o . Totals ........ 40 IO I4 23 27 18 6 Totals ........ 36 4 10 I4 24 20 3 Umpire, Mr. Fulmer. Earned runs: Princeton, IQ Yale, 7. Two-base hits-King, Ames, Stagg, McBride, K2J. Three-base hits-King, Dann, McConkey, McBride. Struck out-by Mercur, 33 by King, 43 by Stagg. 6, Base on balls-Stagg, gg Mercur, 1 3 King, 1, Passed balls- Ames, 2. Princeton..- . . . SCORE BY 1NN1NGs. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total . . O 0 O 1 0 3 0 O O -1 4 . . o o 4 o 6 o o o x-110 Yale ,....... 88 HARVARD vs. PRINCETON. CAMBRIDGE, MAY 7, 1888. HARVARD. AB R 'rn PO PRINCETON. AB R IB 're PO Campbell, s.s ..... 5 2 1 1 Wagenhurst, 3b... 5 o 1 1 1 Qnackenboss, 3b. 5 2 o o Durell, r.f ..... .... 4 2 2 2 1 Knowlton, l.f ..... 4 2 o 1 L. Price, s.s ....... 3 1 o o 0 Willard, Ib ....... 4 o 4 IO Dana, 1b ..... .. 4 o o o 14 HenShaW, C .... . 5 I o I2 King, p ........ . , 4 o 2 2 o Gallivan, 2b ..,.... 3 1 1 2 VV. Price, 2b . .. 4 o 1 1 2 Howland, C.f ..... 2 o o o 1 o o A1IJeS,C ........ .. 4 o o o 7 6 1 Boyden, Lf ....... 3 o o o 0 o o VVattS, l.f .... .. 4 o 1 1 1 o o Bates, p ........ . . 3 1 o o o 18 o Mercur, c.f. . . . . . 4 o 1 1 1 o o Totals ........ 34 9 4 6 27 24 2 Totals ......i. 36 3 8 8 27 26 6 Umpire, Mr. McLean, of Philadelphia. Earned runs-Princeton, 1. Two-base hits-Willard, 2. First base on bal1s-Har- va.rd, 75 Princeton, 1. Struck out-Harvard, 8 3 Princeton, 16. Passed balls-Henshaw, rg Ames, 2. Wild pitches-King, 4. Left on bases-Harvard, 5 3 Princeton, 7. SCORE BY INNINGS. r 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total Harvard .... , ................ ,. o o 3 o o 4 1 o T--- 9 Princeton . .. 2 o o c o I o o 0- 3 HARVARD vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, R'l.AY 12, 1888. HARVARD. AB R us 'rn PO PRINCETON. AB R IB 'ru PO Campbell, s.s ..... 5 2 4 2 Wagenhurst, 3b... 4 o 1 1 1 Quackenboss, 3b.. 5 1 3 1 Durell, r.f. .... 4 o 2 2 3 Knowlton, l.f ..... 5 2 3 3 L. Price, s.s ....... 3 o o o o Willard, Ib ....,.. 5 2 3 8 Dana, rb ,......... 4 o o o I3 Henshaw, C ....... 5 2 3 I0 King, p ........... 4 0 2 2 2 Gallivan, 2b ...... 4 1 1 2 W. Price, 2b ...... 4 o o o 2 Howland, c.f ...,. 4 o o o Mercur, c.f .,.. . 4 o o o o Boyden, 1-.f ....... 4 o 2 1 Ames, c ...... .. 3 0 0 0 4 Bates, p ...... . .. 4 r o o o I2 o Watts, 1.f' ..., . 3 o o o 2 o o Totals ........ 41 II II tg 27 22 4 T0ta.lS ........ 33 o 5 5 27 16 4 Umpire, Mr. McLean. Earned runs-Harvard, 6. Three-base hits-Quackenboss, Campbell. Two-base hits-Knowlton, Henshaw and Boyden. Struck out-by Bates, 12, by King, 4g by Mercur, 1. Passed balls-Henshaw, 4g Ames, 1. Left on bases-Harvard, 5 g Princeton, 7. SCORE BY 1NN1Nc.s. 1 2 3 4 5 5 7 i i T031 Harvard . .. E 3 Z I I I I 0 OTH Princeton. ,. o o Q o o o o o 0- - 0 80 l2 HARVARD. AB Linn, r ....... 6 Campbell, s.s ..... 5 Gallivan, b ........ 5 4 Boyden, m. . . Henshaw, h ..,.... 5 HARVARD VS. PRINCETON. Q PR1NcEToN, MAY 30, 1888. R IB TB PO A E PRINCETON. AB R 3 o 0 1 o 1 Durell, r .......... 4 1 3 1 I I 2 2 Dana, 3. ..... . . . 4 o I o o 1 o o King, b ..... ...... 4 1 2 2 4 1 1 o Wfagenllurst, C .... 4 1 2 o o I5 2 o HutChinS0n,1.f.... 4 1 Willard, a ......., 5 o o o 6 o 2 Ames, h ......... . . 4 o Bates, p ......... , . 5 o o o o I9 o W. Price, S.S ...... 4 o Knowlton. 1 ...,... 5 2 1 1 1 0 o Watts, m ......... 3 o Quackenboss, c. . . 5 2 1 1 1 o o Mercur, p ..... 3 o Totals ........ 45 I5 5 7 27 24 5 I Totals ......,. 34 4 Umpire, Mr. McLean. Earned runs-o. Three- Mercur, 1, Passed balls-Henshaw, 23 Ames, 1. Wild pitch-Mercur, 1 Bates, 16 g bv Mercer, 6. Time of game-2 hours and I5 minutes. base hit-Boyden, Two-base hit-Hutchinson. scoke BY INNINGS. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Harvard .....,.........,...,. .. 4 1 0 o o 4 o Princeton. .... ., o o o o o o o HARVARD. AB Campbell, s.s ..... 5 Gallivau, b ......,. 5 Boyden, rn ...... . 5 Henshaw, h .,.... 5 Willard, a ..... . . . 5 Bates, p... .. 5 Knowlton, 1 ....... 4 Quackenboss, c.. . 4 Howland, r ....... 4 Totals .... . . . IQ HARVARD vs. PRINCETON. CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 2, 1888. R IB TB PO A E PRINCETON. AB R 1 1 1 1 o 1 Wagenhurst, c .... 4 o 2 2 o o 2 1 Durell, 1 ...., ..., 4 1 2 2 4 3 o 1 Dana, a ........... 4 o I 2 2 9 4 1 HuiZcl1inS0u, 1 f .,.. 4 I o 3 4 9 o o King, S.S ........, 4 o o 1 1 1 I5 o Ames, ll ...... . . . 3 o o 1 1 1 o o W. Price. b ....... 3 o o 1 1 2 o o VVatts, m ..... .. 3 o 1 1 1 1 o o Mercur, p... 3 o 7 I4 IQ 27 21 4 Totals .... .. 32 2 Umpire, Mr. McLean. IB 2 2 I 2 I TBPOAE 1 1 I4 1 2 o o 1 5 1 o o 2 o 5 I 2 O O 0073 OOOIZ O O 0 O I O I O I I II2 27 24 I2 5 6 Base on balls- Struck out-by 8 9 Total 6 O' I5 0 Vi 4 IB TB PO A E O O 2 O I O 0 2 I O o o 13 1 o I I 0 O O 1 I 3 3 o 00331 00322 oo1 1307 2 O O 3527174 Earned runs--Harvard, 3. Two-base hit-Willard. Three-base hits-Gallivan, Boyden, Mercur. Base on balls-by Mercur, 2. First base on errors-Princeton, 3. Struck out-by Bates, IO: by Mercur, 5. Passed balls-by Henshaw, 2g by Ames, 3. VVilcl pitch-Mercur. Time-2 hours. scozza BY INNINGS. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total Harvard ...................... I o 3 I o 1 o o I--- 7 Princeton. .. 2 o o o o o o o o-1 2 go YALE. AB R Stagg, p, ..... .... 3 I McConkey, s.s .... 4 o Calhoun, r.f ....... 5 I Noyes, 3b ......... 5 I Dann, c ....... . . 4 2 Hunt, c.f ...... .. 3 2 McBride, Ib ...... 5 o Walker, l.f ....... 4 I McClintock, 2b. . . 2 I Totals ........ 35 g Umpire, Mr. McLean. Earned runs-Yale, 3 , YALE vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, JUNE 5, I888. IB TB P0 A E PRINCETON. AB R IB TB P0 I I o I8 c Wagenhurst, C .... 4 I I I 2 o o o I I Durell, r ...... . . 4 o 2 3 2 2 4 o o o Dana., a ......... .. . 4 o o I 9 I 3 o o I Hutchinson, l.f ..., 4 0 o o 2 2 4 K4 5 0 King, p ....... . . 3 0 o o o I 4 o o o L. Price, S.S .....,. 3 o o o I o o 8 o o Ames, h .......... 3 o o o 7 o o o o o W. Price, b ...,. .. 3 o o o I I I 5 4 I Watts, m ......... 3 o o o 3 8 I7 27 28 3 Totals ......., 32 I 3 4 27 A E O O o o o o o o ll I 2 I 3 3 o o I o 17 5 Princeton, I. Two-base hit-Durell. Three-base hits--Dann, Noyes. Home runs-Calhoun, Hunt. Bases stolen-Wagenhurst, 2: L. Price, Stagg. Walker. Base on balls-King, 7. Struck out-Stagg, I6g King, 6. Left on bases- Yale, 6, Princeton, 3. Double plays-Ames to Dana. Passed balls--Ames, I. Wild pitches-King, 2. Time of game-2 hours and IS minutes. SCORE BY INNINGS. I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total Yale ..... ...................... o o o I o o 4 I 3- 9 Princeton. .... . o o o o o I o o o I YALE VS. PRINCETON. NEW HAVEN, JUNE I6, I888. YALE. R IB PO A E PRINCETON. R TB PO A E Stagg, p ............ I o o IO I Wagenhurst, 3b ..... 2 2 I I I McConkey, s.s ..... 2 2 I I o Durell, c.f .......... o I 2 I I C3.ll1Oun, zb ...... I 2 2 I I Dana, Ib ............ I 2 4 0 o Noyes, 3b. .... 2 3 2 4 0 King, p. and l.f ..... 0 I I o o DMD, C ---.- -. 3 2 9 3 o L. Price, s.s ........ o o I I 2 Hunt, C.f ....... . 2 2 2 o I Young, Lf and C .... I o 6 2 I McBride, Ib .... .. 3 2 8 0 o Ames, c. and p ..... . o 0 2 8 0 Walker, l.f ......... . I I 2 o o Watts, 2b ......... . . o o 5 o I McClintock, r.t' ..... o 2 I I o 2 Mercur, p., l.f., r.f.. I I 2 I o Totals ...... .. IS I6 27 IQ 5 Totals .......... 2 7 24 I4 6 Umpire, Mr. McLean. Earned runs-Yale, 6. Two-base hits-Yale, 3. Three-base hits-Yale, 4. Bases on balls-Yale, 23 Princeton, 3. Struck out-Yale, 8, Princeton, 8. Double p1a.ys-PriI1ce- ton, 2. Passed balls-Princeton, 5, Yale, I. Time of game-I hour and 55 minutes. SCORE BY INNINGS. I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total Yale ............ .. . 6 I I o o o 4 3 X-TIS Pl'inCet0u ..... . . . o Q I o 3 I o o oi- 5 QI Summary of GJ'P1cLn'2pioQ6I'jiI0 Qezlief. U HA - P . - G Per Cent. we- wie. l 1583? Vicggm Yale. . . . .... - 3 3 1 6 .750 Harvard .... .... I - 4 1 5 .625 Prmceton .... 1 0 - I .125 Games Lost. .... .,.. 2 3 7 I2 Jveragef of Univ. 55. 523. nine for 1333. BATTING. RANK AND NAME. LEAGUE No. OF s.I-I. 'r.B. RANK. GAMES. A.B. B.H. T.B AV. AV. KING .......... 5 8 33 II I2 .333 .363 DURELI. ...... 9 8 33 IO I2 .303 .363 DANA .......... I3 8 33 8 9 .242 .272 WAGENHURST . .. I4 8 34 8 8 .235 .235 MERCUR. ....... IQ 7 24 4 6 .166 .250 L. PRICE ..... 22 6 21 2 2 .095 .095 AMES. .... 24 8 28 2 3 .071 .103 WATTS ....... 25 6 IQ 1 I .052 .052 W. PRICE .... 26 7 26 I I .038 .038 REYNOLDS Q ..... .. 2 9 1 3 .III .333 HUTCHINSON .... 3 I2 1 2 .083 .166 YOUNG. ........ , 1 4 . . . . . . . . . FIELDING. - NAIHE AND RANK. CHANCES OFFERED. ERRORS. AVERAGE. DANA ...... . . , , 101 .973 DUREI.L.. .. 18 .888 MERCUR.. . . 43 .883 KING. ..... 108 .870 AMES ..... 76 .868 WATTS ..... I3 .846 W. PRICE ...... 45 .800 WAGENHURST . . . 27 .777 L. PRICE ....... . 21 .571 HUTCHINSON ..... 2 1000 REYNOLDS. ..... 3 1000 YOUNG .... .. . IO .900 Q2 Qcoree of Ciottege Cihdmpionetiip Games, 1888. April May May May May May June june june june june june April -. KK KC .. Cl ll ll .1 .. ll May il ll june 28 5 7 I2 19 30 2 5 9 16 23 26 4. 7. 11. 13. 14. 16. 17. 18. 19. 21. 25. 2. 19. 26. 4. Yale vs. Harvard Harvard Yale 715. Harvard Harvard Yale 715. Harvard Yale 715. Yale 715. Yale 715. Sider Princeton rc 14 Princeton 115. Yale, at Princeton. ............ .,....... 6 -5 Princeton, at New Haven .... . vs. Princeton. at Cambridge .... 713. Princeton, at Princeton .... Harvard, at New Haven. . . 115. Princeton, at Princeton .... 711. Princeton, at Cambridge Princeton, at Princeton .... . . . vs. Yale, at Cambridge ..... Princeton, at New Haven ..... Harvard, at Cambridge .... Harvard, at New Haven. .... .. 'Egan Gadmpioneaip 'CSamee. 115. Newark ...,.. ...... L' Athletics .... . , . Cuban Giants .... . Cuban Giants .... . Washington. . . Washington. . . Baltimore... . . . Philadelphia.. . . . New York. .... . . 4' Staten Island.. . . Eastons. .... . ,. Quaker City ..., . Cornell .... ..... L' Yale ............ A' Univ. of Penn.. . .. io-4 -. 9-3 II-O .. 7-1 15-4 . . 7-2 . . 9-1 - - 7-3 15-5 .. 8-o -- 5-3 .. 2-6 .. 3-24 .. 6-6 .. 5-4 ,. 7-11 . . 3-20 . . 4-14 .. 2- 6 . . 5-21 .. 14- 3 -- 4' 7 .. 13- 9 .. 4-o -- 3-7 ro-5 Summclrq of Giiddmpionffip Qeriee, Qeclfon of 1331. l . l P c . Colleges. Yale. i Egg' Pxggllfe' VVon. vel-of em ' ' ictor'e . X 1 1 s Yale .... . . . - i 3 4 7 .875 1 Harvard. .... . , . 1 - 2 3 .428 Princeton . .... ....... o i 1 - 1 . 143 Games lost ............ , 1 J 4 6 i ' , wx ,YYY 1 7, l The Princeton-Harvard game, scheduled for May 28, and postponed on account of the rain, was not played. 93 Summa:-q of Games QPaQ1ecfl uncler me C5951 QPxf16ocicdTon. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885. 1886. Total W. L. W. L. W. L. W. L, W. L. W. L. W. L. W. L. 1 Harvardu.. . 3 5 6 4 5 5 2 6 8 3 I0 018 3 42 26 Yale. ..... - 7383719273592 47 I4 Princeton. ..... 6 2 6 4 7 4 6 2 2 8 7 3 1 7 3 4I 26 Dartmouth . 4 4 4 6 3 7 - I 9 4 6 l - 16 32 Brown. ..... .. 534646175519Q28 2244 Amherstux.. .. 2 6 3 7 4 6 4 4 6 4 1 9 , 1 9 21 45 Williams ....... ------ 4 6 4 6 Totals ...... '20 20 30 30 31 31 20 20 31 31 30 30 31 31 193 IQ3 C5?cJf6 I'Z.ine6, oonferbbllqg for 6'?CIfQ f56c1n'lpion6Rip ' EQ Qaff of 531. '88. WAGENHURST, a., HUTCHINSON, m., MERCUR, p., L. PRICE, S. S., KING, l., IRVINE, h., W. PRICE, c., CARTER, r., YEOMANS, b., '89, DURELL, S. S., CHASE, b., SPROULL, a., KING, p., CONNOR, c., SMITH, l., BROWNLEE, h., GORDON, In., TODD, r. 790. AMES, p., ROGERS, a., GUERIN, r., WRIGHT, l., SPROULL, b., KIMBALL, c., YOUNG, h,, CASEMENT, S. S., HI-:RSI-I, T. y , 91. WATTS, p.. DANA, a., H0sK1Ns, c., PAYNE, h., MCKINNEY, l., JONES, In., KNICKERBOCKER, S. S., DEEMER, b., WILSON, r. 94 CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES, 1887. S6Pt,2I. '88 vs.'91 ..... .. . U 23. '89 vs.'9I ..... 24. '89 vs.'9o ..... U 21 88 U5.Q9 ..... Clct 3. 'go UX.yQI... . .. ... L' 4. '88 W5.'9O ......,................. Championship won by '88. FRESHMEN TEAM. PAYNE, c., Capi., MCLEAN, s. S., KNICKERBOCKER, a., SPICER, rn., MCMILLAN, r., MCKINNEY, 1., GAMES. May 5. ,QI wx. Columbia, '91. .. 19. ,QI 713. Hill School ...... 30. ,QI 115. Lawrenceville .... ........ june 2. '91 vs. Media Academy ............. . . 6. 'QI vs. Princeton Preparatory School ..... .K f we oft? x X 95 . . I3-7 . . 9-o . . 9-3 .. 21-6 .. 8-6 .. 14-o EDMINSON, c DEEMER, b., HIRES, p. . io- 9 . 2-I3 . 2- 3 . 15-21 .4-6 elnfereowegiafe 5733000 Bef? QPw:erd9e6., ,-. -5 V :E fi E021 1 m Q ' . ' - 'HN NAMES. E EE, Position. S3 ' cd ' ' EE O LDC-1 CD fd cd CD P' CQ H ui D-1 'C ill Iraqi Hunt. ....... Y 8 c. f. 1 33 IO 16 28 484 848 3 I3 0 3 812 McClintock... Y 4 Inf. 2b. 2 43 3- 5 8 384 615 5 8 5 3 815 Dann ........ Y 8- c. 3 34 9 I3 22 382 641 2 83 16 5 951 Calhoun ...... Y 8 s.s. 2b. r.f. 4 37 8 I3 20 351 545 8 9 9 5 782 King. ........ P 8 c.f. l.f. p. 2b. s.s. 5 33 7 II I2 333 363 5 5 89 I4 870 Stagg ......,. Y 8 p. 6 30 4 IO IS 333 500 2 IO 40 IQ 724 Willard.. .... H 8 1b, 7 32 4 I0 I4 311 437 1 71 2 3 960 Campbell ..... H 8 , s.s. 8 36 IO II I3 308 361 5 8 IQ II 710 Durell. ....,.. P 8 1.f. c.f. 9 33 4 IO I2 303 363 3 12 4 2 888 Noyes ........ Y 6 3b. IO 27 4 8 IO 296 370 3 5 IO 3 833 Walker ....... Y 8 l.f. II 31 5 8 8 258 258 9 8 0 1 888 Knowlton...-.. H 8 l.f. I2 32 IO 8 IO 250 314 5 I2 ,0 3 800 Dana .....,... P 8 1b. I3 33 4 8 9 242 272 0 96 2 2 989 Wagenhurst.. P 8 3b. 14134 5' 8 8 235 235 6 I2 9 6 777 McBride ..... -. Y 8 ' 1b. I5 33 6 7 I3 212 393 5 67 2 2 971 McC0nkey.A.., Y 8 s.s. 2b. 16 34 8 7 IO 205 294 3 7 18 4 862 Henshaw ..... H 8 c. I7 35 6 7 8 200 228 0 74 26 3 970 Gallivan. ..... H 8 2b. 18 33 5 6 8 181 242 3 17 6 2 914 Mercur ....... P 7 p. 1.f. c.f. IQ 24 1 4 6 166 250 1 5 33 5 883 Boyden .... H 8 c,f. r.f. 20 31 4 5 IO 161 322 2 8 2 1 909 Quackenboss.. H 8 3b. 21 32 8 5 5 153 153 5 7 4 3 785 L. Price... .. P 6 1 s.s. 22 2I 1 2 2 095 095 5 3 9 9 571 Howland ..... H 7 , 1.f. 0.f. 23 23 1 2 3 084 130 0 7 2 3 750 Ames ..,..... P 8 1 c. and p. 24 28 1 2 3 071 103 1 36 30 I0 868 Watts ,....... P 6 l.f. c.f. 2b. 25 19 0 1 1 O52 052 1 II 0 2 846 W. Price ..... P 7 2b. s.s. 26 26 0 1 1 038 038 0 I3 23 9 800 Bates. ........ H 8 p. 27 30 2 1 1 033 033 1 2 Q5 8 923 AVERAGES OF PLAYERS WH0 HAVE PLAYED IN LESS THAN FOUR GAMES. Linn ......... H 1 Lf. 6 3 - - - - 1 1 0 1 500 Osborne ...... Y 2 3b. 9 0 1 1 III III 1 2 0 01000 Stewart ...... Y 2 2b. 6 1 2 3 333 500 1 4 7 1 916 Dalzell. ...... Y 1 r.f. 4 1 - - - - 1 2 0 1 666 Heyworth. Y 1 r.f. 4 - - - - - I - - - -1000 Hutchinson... P 3 l.f. I2 2 1 2 083 166, 2 2 - -1000 Young ....... P 1 r.f. c. 4 1 - - - - - 7 2 I 900 Reynolds. .... P 2 l.f. 9 2 1 3 III 333 I 3 - -1000 PITCHERS RECORD. NALIES. EARNED RUNS NO- OF OF OPP. 8.0. B.l5. W.P. GAMES. Bates, H. ..... IO 84 4 5 8 Mercur, P .... '. IQ 16 4 2 5 Stagg, R .... . 3 7Q I3 2 8 King, P... 3 24 I5 6 3 96 leacrofoe. 93? ' THE TEAM. Goal, S. Hodge, '88, Ponzi, R. Church, '88. Cover Pozlzf, Emans, '89, fs! Defense, Blackwell, '88. za' Dqfense, Graham, '90, 3-d Defense, Talcott, 88. Cenire, Poe, '91, jd Atlack, Segur, '89, 2d Atmck, Paxton, '89, 152' Affack, C, Bliss, '88, Hofne, Nicholson, '88, fnszkie Hozfze, Bonsal, '89, Szzbsz'z'fuz'e5, Knox, '88, Voorhees, '90, Alexander, '90, f5?mcLmpionfHip Games, PRINCETON vs, RUTGERS. PRINCETON, MAY 5, 1888. V Princeton, 5 goals, Rutgers, o goals. PRINCETON VS, LEHIG-H, ALLENTOWN, DIIAY 12, 1888. Princeton, 3 goals, Lehigh, 1' goal. PRINCETON vs, UNIV, OF NEW YORK. BROOKLYN, NIAY 19, 1888, Princeton, 6 goals 3 Univ, of New York, 2 goals. PRINCETON vs. HARVARD, PRINCETON, MAY 23, 1888, Princeton, 2 goals, ,Harvard, 1 goal. Gi-'?16! than Gfpmclmpioqoeip Sctmee. DRUIDS VS. PRINCETON. BALTIMORE, OCTOBER 29, 1887. Princeton, 2 goals g Druids, 4 goals. DRUIDS vs. PRINCETON, BALTIMORE, MAY 16, 1888. Princeton o goals g Druids, 2 goals. Qumnqan-Gy of e3nl'ereoPPe9icIl'e C5ljcLmpionoRip Ganqeo. Prince- Har- Univ. of , ton. vard. Lehigh, Stevens, N. Y. Total Princeton .,.. . - I 1 I 1 4 Harvard, .... . 0 - 1 1 I 3 Lehigh ..,, .,., . , . o o - I - 1 Stevens, ,..,,...,,... , o o o - 1 1 Univ. of New York, . . . . . o o - o - o 97 13 f 1' ez ' '1 '- ffiiia' 21. .sw 2.6, Y' s GX? ,: 'Q '55 fzwwiatfit' , 5' f if 3 vt'-'X aififeifbv R f,A2ga?f if 'N' It'.4f'3-gf? if M gf4ff5af-A-A .WI W' ia W r 'fa qt, , . . r 1,01 vgxsgbg i. s 94' f?M ' of 'fri' 1 , , f ' N if X Ns, ' A 53.50 MQMQ 14,9 52,1 Y Pi ff ' 25, ' 0 1 ffc ,v E, , , gy 'lfcfaggs -. 1 A . . 1 I 'Clif' b iw ' Q-35' W. . X - Rv'-27 is? ',f'-' I 4 ':4 ?2 -. ' .Aga I -- , S. B4-ve. 3- ,ye vhjlgyx. .,', I-1 V.-405 ,Zi - . ' ' .' -L ,, ' f I ' ef ' --' . NEA' 1 . .V l - ., fee. 4 e' Mgr, hh - I W 5' In 9 4,5 gl A , ' R Q - - I ' -1' QQ, j ' h' ' QI. 5 . 'W fvx rirmeefon Qennie QPxfe0eicI'Ho OFFICERS, lass-'s9. Q. F. S. KATZENBACH, JR., '89 ............,.... ........ P reszklenl. B. H. ADAMS, '90 ....... ....... ..... S e c. and Treas. P. R. BONNER, '91 .... ........ D zkfector. Goffege Qournamenf, Sprirzg, 1838. FOR FIRST PRIZE. FIRST ROUND. GLADWIN, '91, defeated HEWITT, '89 ....... .. 6-5, 6-2 MUDGE, '89, defeated ALEXANDER, '89 .... ..... b y default. VERNON, '91, defeated PHILLIPS, '90 ...... ALEXANDER, '90, defeated TAYLOR, '89, . . .. LEWIS, '91, defeated VAN WAGENEN, '89 .... Wo0Ds, '90, MERCHANT, W0oDs, '90, ALEXANDER, MUDGE, '89, MERCHAN1', defeated HERRICK, '91. ..... . '90, defeated GRAHAM, ,9O.. ..... .. . SECOND ROUND. defeated LEWIS, '91 .... . ......... . 90, defeated VERNON, '91, .. defeated GLADWIN, '91. .. ... . . . . '90, bye. THIRD ROUND, WOODS, '90, defeated MERCHANT, ,QO. .... .. ALEXANDER ALEXANDER, '90, defeated MUDGE, '89 ......... FINAL ROUND. '90, defeated WOODS, '90 ............... .. . ALEXANDER, ,QO, First Prize. 98 6-I 6-5 6-3 6-4 7-5 6-5 6-4 6-3 6-1 6-0 7-5 FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF COLLEGE. ALEXANDER, '90, Champion, by default. DOUBLES. FIRST ROUND. MORGAN, '88, and VAN VVAGENEN, '89, defeated HATFIELD, '88, and PETERS, '88 ................................. R. CARTER, '88, and W. HODCIE, '88, defeated MUDGE, '89, and GLADXXVIN, '91. ................................. . GRAHAM, '90, and BIRD, '90, defeated ALEXANDER, '89, and ALEXANDER, 'go ............. .................. 5 -6, LEWIS, '91, and BONNER, '91, defeated WOODS, '90, and MERCHANT, ,QO ...................................... 6-4, VERNON, '91, and HERRICIC, '91, bye. SECOND ROUND. R. CARTER, '88, and W. HODGE, '88, defeated GRAHAM, '90, and BIRD, '90, .............,....................... . VERNON, '91, and I-IERRICK, '91, defeated LEWIS, '91, and BONNER, '91 ............................... ........ 2 -6, VAN WAGENEN, '89, and MORGAN, '88, withdrew. ' FINAL ROUND. R. CARTER, '88, and W. HODGE, '88, defeated VERNON, '91, and HERRICK, 'QI ........................... ....... 6 -og W. HODGE and R. CARTER, First Prize. FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE COLLEGE. W. HODGE, '88, and R. CARTER, '88, defeated S. HODGE, '88, and MCCARTER, '88 ....... ......................... 7 -5, W. HODGE and R. CARTER, Championship. EW 4. in, 6-2 , 5-6: 6-2, 6-I g 5-6: 6-2, 6-5: zo-8, 6-3: 6-4 6-5 7-5 6-O 6-4 6-3 8-6 6-2 Qaqifey C5cLp1'cLir1fQ292ginr2ilgg 1875 1877. 1879. 1881 1883 1885 1887. 1876. 1878 1880 1882. 1884. 1886 -X6 FOOT-BALL CAPTAINS SINCE 1875. C. DENNEY. W. E. DODGE. B. BALLARD. F. BRYAN. A. MOFFAT. C. M. DE CAMP. 1 E. O. WAGENHURST. BASE BALL CAPTAINS J. M. WOODS E. FURMAN. W. S. HORTON. O. RAFFERTY. J. M. I-IARLAN. I. P. SHAW. 1876. 1878. 1880. 1882. 1884. 1886. 1888. SINCE 1877. 1879. 1881. 1883. 1885. 1887. A. 1. McCosH. B. BALLARD. F. LONEY. E. C. PEACE. C. W. BIRD. H. S. SAVAGE. H. W. COWAN. 1876. D. LAUGHLIN. C. B. WIGTON. A. MCCUNE. -I. S. HARLAN. D. EDWARDS. A. H. LARKIN. LACROSSE CAPTAINS SINCE 1882. 1 1882- 83-L. RIGGS and G. W. G1LLMo1zE. 188 3-'84-I. H. HODGE and G. W. GILLMORE. 1884-'85-C. R. SPENCE and S. I. POE. 1885-'86-I-1. HODGE and BLAKEMORE. 1886-'87-C. L. RIGGS and J. E. NICHOLSON. X00 ': 7' Q r g . E 5: - u Q ,qv E Z2 72 ? ?EZEi-I ,ij Q 4 E-55 f ? E2 ' . , g ' Sag? ,,.,x,.. f We .. sg 45 5, f 4 :--T gg Zu -- X fa-+C, - , 4'-'sQ as '6 'V, , is 43 M S a ff J WZ!-iwfil his g 2 gg Q ENTQEEQEQ 4 1521054 M25 2 4 , I '- f, G, QI- tg ,QA Q ' N, gb QNX RQ.: 5 7 F4, ' ff , 'gig 019 UT g ' 1' Egg , iii D mx! 3.1, F 18: -. 15- .T X. ,i, A... l,l. fb, X ?.9g,9:: U- -2 SR L' A W ' ggi-il . 'J ' 'Q 'E 152 A ? fl eg C, jx X s wf' ON H ,J -AGQJQXX ? 4 A , F -, ee v 51: ' if Wh W :lW ' f ' W7 W Q 'L H D ,i YA ,i 1 b Yb W f AQZAxgK.,lQ3lQ XMEN C5955 6955, 1557-1555. if Lemier: E. T. CARTER. Buszkzesq Illamzgers J. HANCOCK. Asif. Bzzszbzers Ilfamzger: C. B. MITCHELL. Ekxvi Tenor: : LEEPER, WILLIAMSON, HERRICK. Second Tezzars .- MINOT, WILLIAMSON, WATERS. HM! Bassas .- YEOMANS, CHAPIN, IRVINE. Second Baxsoxs MC MILLAN, STUDDIEORD, DAVISON. CONCERTS. V HIGI-ITSTOWN, N. I ..... .............. .... N O vember 30, 1887 ORANGE, NTI. ....,. T ..... December 9, H HARRISBURG, PA. . WILKESBARRE, PA.. . . WILLIAMSPORT, PA LOCKHAVEN, PA.. ERIE, PA ......... BUFFALO, N. Y... December December December December December January GENEVA, N. Y .... january AUBURN, N. Y. . . . january SYRACUSE, N. Y .... KINGSTON, N.j ..... PRINCETON, N. J.. BALTIMORE, MD. . . . NEW YORK, N. Y. PHILADELPHIA, PA ..... MORRISTOWVN, N. I.. . .. PRINCETON, N. I.. IO2 january january February February February March May june ll ll Sl .. Il T888 .. Al KK KC KI .. .. .. I. ll I S 1 i - .- K' . 53611599 Qrgmoir. F. S. MINO'1', Leader. ALEXANDER, BOVAIRD, BROWNING, GRAY, GREY, HOTCHKISS, HUNTER, MINOT, NOEL, BAKER, BURGESS, CHARLTON, HORNE, IRVIN, CASSELBURV, DAVIDSON, GREEN, BENNETT, BIXLER, CARTER, ii? PROP. E. O. W. MILDNER, Ofjgmzzkf .89 PROUDFIT, RAND, SEGUR, STEVENS, TERHUNE, THORPE, TODD, WATERS. '9o. LINDER, LIVINGOOD, RACE, TOWNSEND, ZIMMERMANN. '9I. PAYNE, SICARD, STEVENS. '9'2. CRITCHLOW, MINOT. E R. O SL' Illuc advenit omnino item illa.. H. C. WARREN, J. M. BROOKS, E. Y. ROBBINS, H. C. DRUMMOND. Honorary Meflzbers. G. L. ROBINSON, '87, W. L. MERRILL, D. BOVAIRD, JR., F, NEHER. 103 'I ag .3 Ax X 4 W ,- l 2 4 I. Z rf My T ,V f 4 4-55' 4 , ,f 1 1 Z 44 V N I , yi, ' fy A I A -V If PX! -.zfif m - -fi Af? ' ...'I- I 1: , -4- 1Qy.wt3' . I' xg.: f f 44 ww, 7 gwll 7 0 .5 X ,4 7 514' if O! Z4 7' r '95 CGEPGEGQTPCL. 7 OFFICERS. Preszkierzl, S. H. SHEPARD. Secrefary and Treasurer, J. N. THOMAS. R. T. TOWNSEND, Vzblzkz. C. E. LEMASSENA, Vzblm. A. O. HEADLEY, Vzblm. BIRD, Vzblm. J. W. J. R. BURT, ,QI, Vzblzbz. YEOMANS, Vzblm. SMALL, '92, Cornef. Leader. R. T. CFOWNSEND. Lzbrarzkm. S. W. THURBER. S. W. THURBER, Fluff. AMES, 192, Fluie. I. D. VOORHEES, Clzzrmez' MORGAN, '91, Clzzrmef. G. TROTTER, T rombafze. W. S. CONANT, 'Celia J. N. THOMAS, Bass. S. H. SHEPARD, Cornei. x 04 ffl-by .f Q P HQ MQfP,,5 xx 11 ffff .xiiifxi 'f' fflfw f X Y .X W XXX X Mi 1 ,X X Mf w ffb f W ' 1 1fg.1 1fw ! fw f LE lm wl HI HI., 2 X fNNQ xx A9 'Y Xmkxwn l flfyiwuijw SKWEX5.w ,MNQ ifpgcf J ,AM 1, 4 X Q N .X J In ,f WVIVPIQAH- fr : xfxVfQ N 'U ' ZEN E x . one. ! ll I,':1 ?i1-'xx xx g Z I t nfl 5 U-Wjldyv Q EW ' .f V rf! l A 5'2T?: f jIUM M! WL fl! G ug, 12 Nw W. wxispg, mwwff f l ' m ' n ' fl NEW' wg,-if f d a ff i M1iim MWBFIZS . WW V U i f M , A M W4 w i M ,Wil l 4 M N A VM. W V? --- X ,f 7xxE 5553- C li..-ma . 1- nm, , M-,V 1 V-ef ,,,ig, 4, 1 -1 -, ,- 'S ,E ..A.-mt-K-W :W pf 351 ff ff-f-ia., ff? 1 ' ijff,fL- . ' TEIE -5f'i-5522 is-tmfffk 1 far' f .- -QR ---4 i bffeivfi -1: .S :Nz '-ff -15JW.z '3,e PT: ' 'b? A'-Y? '-LE!! K 4,14 K, vg,svf7'.f,'- ,Y I . ,, A , ' ,-, , ,, 1, , 35 M 1 5 11.11245 ,, . ff' ,EF 7 Y ,, We-1' ff-22-'E'-grab'- 4L'Vl::-w.-'-'gf'-frjQFYM:f:: v J.-.6 E my -+L:,,,,fm' f -H, 4a.Q1,5v?-vw ., , fl- 5 haiigzi-f 'EK .zffn gf-f fy , V vi, - ' . - ,. 4' Fx - T ' nf ' ' .ty -w1yYs2f ' 2 , 1 T ' A 'VA il vi 4' r, . ' W f :.- .gf-ai SL 'f . lf' '5g5iS5?S?gxyivlf5f,f5,,Zf V - ' Wil' ,WY 'SEQ ' - -1-: .1 L. ,',,,,, E'7' : i t J gwuarus 494, ,,,.A., -, , fr- '.-- - 5- -Ugg v:-- ...- L., .1 -if,-gf P'-3:--w,, 5. -- . V W :gen 1, ' -,, ' ...Q - 2ff1----- .-.-. f ' Q w iisffgefwg-.-, ' - f -Y +f 2 H: ,K Qq!Kr5?':zf2f54 ' - x. iv-S21 my 3, a P +3 --H A .inn x' -af -FM'3yf4'3-Q H... was 4:5 f5i5f'.rfQ-K. 4,-frgfg-1iebf121?Z6f -l ' ' A ,gm ,ya 5. wtf N. , gi' f m .'?5E,?'-5315-:+Zawy 'L2i93,L,5 Gx D. i ,U .- - ,W ,mi 5 if 'iw . gg- ,fYjK:, '-'ff' --egg? fx, 113. 5 JF? Y 1, sm'5i.',3Lhw,:':affzsMS,5s?'1 Ni'U ww ::4 gf 9- -grisep - ,Q V - Egg wr 'Q L f- 'sf ,. ' A 1Z.g454 1 iii H+ 5.e3g.iimEQm:M' ururlmglilwdnhllilwuni mmllfvmmlllmmln , M m . , -,La .jgi wlllvxnznffllm eeun1, nu'11HIH H0'H'vI'UlH1 ,Mn .- ef-M-m-M ,izff f 'iii' ' - - f 5. 5 V441-w. f11fvw -1 :f12vs.bLf.,iv.m4f,w Eli? - 'V , . w w 'wwf 1 : a.ffiJ5!Qf!'fH nf5,:.tf:.,w,-.'. iff?-:-11 Q-7-faint? . 1- .-1 f' f e . -.ff ,wf4fMff'?ff.fa!-fi.--f.Y- M val--Easy,-fix- -af t if?-:L 1 ' 'JF - 'x'i1': 1 i'f?? '?'i'T5' 'LQ-f ' f fiiiil r lil, NR. -PT-'QQ-f'-1-1 i5i:iilaif fx' -fp , -A ir ff? T- 5 ' ix X.-.X--- ....m.3g? fm - .4 eff ft: fi 7 iff 2 ' x , A - . 4 3:55 , ' f fl W ll - V g,4 5'g2:'f, ?1 ii PRI NCE T0 N ' N.J'. '-A-'vwfxl YY C L U B 'vv-vvxfvvw Rasa-can ev Al.FHEDE.BARLOWAn:Za! l49.Bre.mwuN-Yi EHQ dwg GPUE. FOUNDED 1878. INCORPORATED 1883. EC b OFFICERS. J. ROGERS BARR, '89 .................. .... P reszklent JAMES M. FARR, JR., '9o.. .... ...Treasurer WILBUR C. FISK, '90 ....... .... S ecrefary GOVERNORS. PLINY FISK, '81, A. BUTLER DUNCAN, '80, ARTHUR H. SCRIBNER, '80, RUDOLPH E. SCHERMER, '80, CLARENCE B. MI'FCHELL, '89. MEMBERS. '89. M. ALEXANDER, J. R. BARR, E. W. BELKNAP, WM. R. BONSAL, J. D. DENEGRE, G. K. EDWARDS, G. L. HALL, W. S. JENNEY, F. S. MINOT, C. B. MITCHELL, E. SI-IRADY, . F. UEEELACKER, C. D. VAN WAGENEN B. H. WATERS. I. C I J ro7 '9O. H. M. ALEXANDER, JR., K. L. AMES, C. L. BLAIR, E. P. BURGESS, JR., H. J. CHAPIN, 1. I. CHARLTON, I. M. FARR, IR., W. C. FISK, M. GRAHAM, JR., G. W. MCMILLAN, C. K. RODGERS, S. H. SHEPARD, S. M. SHRADY, J. D. VOORHEES, S. R. YOUNG. .. .,-- ,. -- --- f -1- , .-... , -- -f 1. Qv,-11 f '1.. f- , -- gfiv f .1-,-i'5zx- 'j- ASE-1:' F2. 7 'x S., YL: 1 N -N' Y N' .., ,-,, ,N , -.g , -R ' : Q - - f 1 -rg ' ,' ,w Am : X 57' ' ff k'f'x - l' Z- :Hs xx -my-E-113 VV 'Q' I E+ f , -Q-. 'T .,5-6-wx Ti' i .4 5 ' -bf sig? -- ---, - 1 ga .TQ-5:3 LFG? . 1 Q1 - ., 1 - X - -- , , K N 1 xiii ' N -Q his KX-:REQ wig N .X . ' . -. - 'Q x'F' 4 . K Y?--155 ' PRE ' Snlfv ' A qi i ., L - Q-fr 1+ X..- -fs, F 1, ..-fa.-v. ' - f. . . 1 . Lia. ,451 ,k: i- W T. .fi f.1:. .-1 ,.,. 1,-fx' EA QW' , K if .-.six I-:ice 't' Q '+x.,T ig: Z. Q 5-4 ' 'N fl -W-,412 if W -:4 -isis., - YEQJLEZQ. ,L , . . F v - Af 5 'NL :-2'-A K N X E. x ,. ,j ' 7 ' x - ,V . V 'I-f-EPT. Q ' 7 agp 3 Q- - xg VQHQVZFX' ,. .-1-1 2- T4.x ', fx- ,Q 1. -- 1-my-, J., , f, QYQw:,.,,-,zany v - 4 15 - --, .L-:-71 VAX, --. -..L --- -lg.,-. ,N - -- 'sz :xg-1 5 , TN ,L 5 Q- 5 1, H J 1' X x 3 - 1-H Nh' I -555 -an T.: 7 , ' X xhf ', HQ -lf'-L - .-. X , Civ N J.. .., ,gif f an x 1 -FV 0 Q xg ,QP ' Ji -Xxx 4. 1 x. .... X, , , . - 1 - :F:f'f41:-L Y A' 111 X-T- K X S xv EQ X- - --,gil ig-:tern-E -Q 'f x ,A K H 5: T, ,, 1, !1E, . . S1352 1-4. 3 -if 22 15: fa x K Q N w-A- .X J-Q-if ,, 'ag ,, ., .., ,L . X A ,, . .. ... 1.,.- - E'3iv if-Fsmix 1?11 x ., -QL N - . xr . . Q45 -1 '. -A :-5.--f-.-.2 T zzlg ' T x h F' .i-,- 3 -1 , Q- ,hh cr: :F bak f -2- g ., 'Xk1:Q11,xf31gA ' -fr-ij , -55, - am y! ur -f ' y Nga- u 5 5' ..1- . - 1:-5-1 gg? ev uv WK, x ga K RN. 53 K? VER? k,' E.. X -Q X 'X 1 W, X gf 1 'W ,A WM if :C W 'M L, -W-SM M '- A mr' A' ' :- . in su -new H gn-ny QM- 'rig H Rfbveia if Q'-53 mmifwlll' 1-P fx Q L U ' ' .' . - xr 'D Af. -eujf 71 fha 14 T ,ESV 4 25?-g,f.1f , 4+-1,25 ,Q Qimgfwi QH'!Q', F9755 '-Iwi .' 'L fee-vip ff I , --f :gl Q K H MM f fi W7 W NNNW' f ff 75 - i M. L7 , if Ijfffafs ,1f,f,1 RQ,x I h 1 ,15-Zig: ,L gf if r.,fzff,Q .1 1.ff 'fF7fg ,M E :E ,fa jfrlx ' 3 :Mfg W-,n jmliei' 2 :F aw 51710 ' V df- ' 1 ' it 142331 .1,:PL,,f, ll! JSWYQ ,IL NNY xx if .h T: 'T -,arg-757' fllk W N aw L A X., X NSW-, '52-lm'3-13'-7'1fJW1f5f4 ah fig-,L'C -7.-1.?l-4,.a1 , ' 9 , H . wa x 'X 1' ml..-ms. w..Xs.uQ..?4N5' ' , w x ' 1 -1 M'-xsld-ff: i1 JM 2, 'AK 'H SX we 1515 6 x'-'wi an ' Q ' X ' XM.,,.l ., ,,.,f,,,- 1 ,,.EL,1,s, ig X MQ: 1v,l,, f K X ,-,1 1,. ,J Q I X355-'julfi .. QM if wmfifgwmil -,X iyzimxex wg bw A , ,1 1' V1.5 -,,','9'E,' 'J .11 x' , 1-1 ' I - ..-25? '.,-.'- I: X-f W' ', We N 1 .,-, 1. ,L E -E, nw ., f:g,,,,:,,,-xg. .,,-5, b 105 v Af.S:A513.'gif'2f W By 925.5 gli ,- V 755 IL' 5'1. fQ 5375511 . 31, 1 J .:- ry e ff' Wig -Km, I i : ,- ,f,.,,. 4- ,,,v , ff , 'p V- ,A 'il f : ' ?rlg,, ' if A H 7? EE 51 -if' ' f if Sunnis .au 4 V me A Sindy. .5Lu!.M 5 ' v fit'-Lf N X 1 .Ti G5 f'A!.':v:F77 rf' ddffg I qi BT I A Aw. N: -.- .1-lq1j:g.'jj:Q- xx If M1731 riff! 4 Z ZAK S E A 1 lm I g- XFX JiU,,G7',f?ggL I f -' - k H' ET-,ELI X 7 J 'VIZ 'g J EW, HNQEXH 11111 u N' 1 Kal: -'-' ' 13:3 lf M, .f gm Q 094' v,,, . 4 wma mam M . .4-:A Jhihsmg, ' . X 'al-4.E f' F ill E.. algal I5,,,,,igh4sJ gui Zifiiez-If:s35 .fH um- 1-A-31 2- -- K 5 at 'irri- ,4 A - 'Q ' ' ., ,-1' I '51 F1-12? F Q' T' Vx' ' if ' . V -41, y 4 X ff 1 f , -f Lraykzyff fm-' QQ . ff f fff f 475 f wwesffff ve , Z eng! ' 4 f W4'W1 f ill! nw- 1: 1 2 -1 f fWW rJvwwq:1nrnr1wmWwW'ifjUI R'-N,,.-- -'--- :Wu '- --' -, ,A ' ,im Q- ' 4---JJ , y 111 1 X, fflf-Q---fKL2fff1f'Kf7 if C rf fy, Fx D-'f f Tk f QM 1' X X Q 5. M IMUWERSHTY Q GQDTTAQE.. Ee U Qiverrbifcky Goffage. OFFICERS. ALBERT G. JENNINGS, '90 .... ...,... P reszkiefzf RICHARD B. LYON, '91, .... .... S ec. mm' j?'EtZ5 DIRECTORS. HOWARD C. PHILLIPS, JR., '9O. EDGAR M. SMITH, '90 EDGAR A. POE, '9I. MEMBERS. '9O. I. WARREN BIRD, ALEXANDER N. BODINE, I. EDNVARD FARNUM, BERNARD S. HORNE, ALBERT G. IENNINGS, HOWARD C. PHILLIPS, JR., REGINALD K. SI-IOBER, EDGAR M. SMITH, ROBERT T. TOVVNSEND. log '9 1 . CORNELIUS R. AGNEW, GEORGE B. AGNEW, PAUL R. BONNER, ARTHUR B. GLADNXVIN, VVILLIAM P. HERRICK, EDNVIN A. S. LEWIS, RICHARD B. LYON, EDGAR A. POE, ARTHUR H. SPRUANCE, ROBERT B. XVALLACE. Q- Emu ? ' 7:r-:1' 51 22 kmm - f- f'l W Lk 1.-'49 ff- Q -f., 5Tf'gpMff.L . 'TWJ...L5f WWLJWF' ' 'fl'-f , fn' 'xg -Z'lf5 1 L-'TQQJ -f-' IW WWF. ,G Q - -- 5- LJR-A LJ+ ' ., 1 is 'Z-, H15 17 1., 'Q fl, --T T ,.., will v N , 7 Y- 1-i17L'fWff'W WHfQ'lH7:r'Wf ,W -f 'Y K K QW WWwE'ff JN I, ff. fv Lzll Lu , , 1 r 'T T '7Mp, w- iffm' 'S N ' - W4-V x1 4 I M- ef - N -- -uwnuwU1lQ f- f f MW' - A A' f' Q 4117 '. l' kil l -Q? fl M -- - W -f - Q 'WK mwrw. 1CfC9 ' A f.-S , 1zZ'2l lgeggi' ' ..,l . 'H ,' -1 fl. -LE!-: 1:'L vi E3 . .f-'-- ,WQss5,g L mf4f -' . f iiiw 'N.wf1'W5'I W':1, 'M' 'E ' ,-:Si .Wm-gwffhsll W'l!'V'W! 1 W- - 1-'ff' ' .1 ff- 2-W m mf ' 475 My if- 1. If - ,I 1-f-1 V fi 1- , ,f:,',Tf' s 11 ILFR I M I -, KY H .V . 1 A F -J--AG' Tkrm ' '. rv, rd lvl -14.1 mr - - V A -L 5 WT' J 9 3 '- Z M f 'H WH ef ffl,-2 H IL ,H ylhx lk l I. 'Q I fr Q- v 'Q J, .-f- 7, -' , 4,,,,vx -uri nf-,.,,3gL -E-24, Q. , x , fs!! gm M QQ 'Q-gf fm mm ,,,fv-if-NAL Q Ei 'CQ 3 N ,-'f? 3. ,fb N aidvg-g,2.,f782.qQ, ,jfnjnjg -,Z gi ,S ,Ay V gd hx A ..iZal,Q,Q 2 XX, F N -N f Q ff! X 4 1 l 5 -x Elgar Ginn. QQ E R HEWITT, '89 ............ . .... Preszkienz' VICTOR KAUFFMANN, '89 .... .... T reasurer ALAN D. VVILSON, ,QI ..... Secrelary '89. SIDNEY D. FURST, F. S. KATZENBACH, J. CHARLES GRAY, JAMES F. STEBBINS, G. W. STEVENS., '9 l . A. S. AUCHINCLOSS, JAMES BARNES, LOWRIE W. CHILDS ERKSOME HEXVITT, T. ROBINS, T. E. VAN AUSDAL, 1 H. W. BARKLEY, T. W. CHURCH, RADCLH-'FE FURNESS, B. FRANK JONES, F. BERKELEY SMITH, I. H. WARDWELL, VV. S. WHITEHEAD. III Wa df 7 111 Www V' ' lf V Q M- 'L N'MuH s W 1-.4 -X - 1? , fr- - , f ' ww' K Mizaslw , T f. M X W , f A ' -i ' X x,.' . Mq,!f,, P' .gmac V ff1'f!f.:,,LW 5 E ' 6, '- -- '.ifiZ4if' ?V4'fT1-A J T ' - - .N 4 . f fff A j W ' f ff LV W TFKP Q9 PRUNWW w ww, -. Eg 4 -W 'S N g S L 1 Y T . .fu I A: E Q A E. A if ' Q' E 'T E mzsewzzjw, JQZMYL, 9 Eeasuwfgss MAN QERTQARDB RD 9 STAGE 'ff MMHAQER, 'EQDM VESU Q SGQMHQ A THST3 QUQMMRHLLD Q Q 3 Q9 0 MDAIMEXAMEERD QDEDSPEER.. m.M.ArLExAMwEgg. JJDEMEQEQEQ LQLIREMURU 341. Sawnfyggf WHMFZSRQHMU YZU ADAEEJJUSWZRQADYA H L' A . TCC MQ 9 W Q .. ., vest, ,D ,mwmvfzgsu WTRQBUWSQ IF ,e fx 1 rw ab 52, M f Q f lgummgjlrl Q Z V f UZ I. 1 fm 6 WWW,-E HW XA Q ,., , 5 fx, ff . Q fn' , 1 ' ff ' X My We J.!W2f!guMe 895 7-M. X M ,A mg .,, gf? H.M.Gic5nf-ezj908ecix , QQ Q rl B CQCSIIK6 F. 'ES 9. f xfffmffi , Qgfe folomfS,39. ,Wm--f W , , ll', I C,.M6zHmw,sa Qgffw f H DeNf12va,s11?0 W EE G, ofdieffr, 90 f ig M - .1 ' 1 If H, Hlfinfc wqhy 90, NXg W ,f b a ' H K 5' FLW 1 HONUNLNMQW 22391 GMM . A Jfgfarzfes VA W 5 f3.LMore.-LM ZW CD Te W. UISIHEIEIEJEL . ff! X f E fr ' 'I ' 'I I , ,X V -, ' ' ' swag -wqgu W f Z A if 1HUrlff 1 M un 2 fo W Ibjf , iii 1 5511 1 ' Riino 8 9 QIL iw - -X SQ fm MEM13 Ek M X.Wi3i .SJ 'oolgs 90 52? X9 I-5M WEB Q W-Ne ' ' wise .LBL Q Wief GH . N J GLU ' -Ivll-ner oel, - .TQLTEL HG embers 'R-Gm , WL mmlf . -Wm-H 011. H114-n 9 'h OWYLE X PN Q 2 f W1 wel. RWM' M.G,.m! 13111155 A ' ex-non ' JW-' 1 ' RUCQ u 0 me? I Tam , Jf'l.fQh. ,Wn , ff,-'..,z ff I I-21. gf , XX . .in -3, Q f,1 f .v g,5 ff y,nI? n A xj66.!,lfjf. 4, A -fy, -:Q : 'MA ff lH5ff!4iW H ' ' 1 iL3ifQ'J f4aYL.4' W cf. Mg Q, Q R0 H fag, , - BFS CIS 'f-12:55-' W 'ff Q.: 5- FFL QR My Q H UN Q 5,M?HAIjWQLl3m6 EW 55-Q:?S 2 E5m Fxx Nwjminfg 'QNE-FW Q QV JQFQFXETHQ Q HQWSEQ QQQQ EAMQYD LYQQJEAQ G QQ ea GK 'f QQ if 'H QL, H11 L FT-1, mv Wag Ty EUVAEQQ MHTE RUEXUIQTQ Q ALB! W Li, Q. EAU H355 D , 'Ja H 'QW ?5WV9w6LL:q 4 . W7 , - Q WZ ! ig erii xf Ffa' .wang 'VF , I ' W ff If Miha SN V 1H41,, ivkgu !UfQfexm1c! OfL.!5Zam jlfjfk QWMI ,AJK IQOJUZG- C, Jfgofff.-if jf Q ' dal' 6 ffwifft 52: fflllfmes, QQJKWYWYQZZM JH Sfdme. 6 My 17 ff' 'Q' ' ff! ff X All XY? L, N' . .-IWW. , X. A I ,g i ft li? WG?!.fII1I1 . Ilfwki ,Wf N UI' we If Vl.I1'!.7.4! fm Lg ,II WH 'I Ex M ,. 1. III, I., 11,1 fp I1 'II' I.. WI 1721-I .'f11 X Q ff? I IfI4,p.cfy I,e Q bil I ! lX If Mi! Ng , .U NI I , .III A I-I i If2'f. Q N' f X -Q 1 'i f xv' X L I - , -1' f f 5 -...5.. Y 4 Q ,xx -..1:: Wax nj g' , 7 :gfuffe . -' 1 ,af f:' Za f-4.-' 7,9- -tbis W2I5hi12QIoII'5 BIIH1 day Orzdorg gk. FRESHMAN ORATOR, DONALD MCCOLI1, NEW YORK. Safeguards QC oar .A,dl'Zb7Z,.S' Progress. SOPHOMORE ORATOR, HONVARD W. PERRIN, PENNSYLVANIA. I Oar Deb! ia Fraaee. U JUNIOR ORATOR, W. JAMES GEORGE, OHIO. Nalzbnal Dangers. SENIOR ORATOR, SAMUEL J. KING, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. The LMefapkyszkaZ Aspeel' U' flee 'Cai as exemplzfea' zh egorzeal D1zpera!z7ve,' George Wasazazglonf' II7 W2i5hiIzf2Ion'5 Birthday DQLATQ- 93. FOR THE CLASS OF '76 PRIZE. SECOND CONTEST. ' QUESTION FOR DEBATE. Resolved, That the Treasury surplus demands a change in our Protective Tariff System to a revenue basis rather than the reduction of Internal Revenue Taxation. DEBATERS. Ajfrwzafzive. EDGEWORTH BIRD BAXTER, 'go .... FRED. J. KNOX, '88. .... . ..... Negaizbfe. RICHMOND O. AULICK, '89 .... . . . . GEORGE R. WALLACE, ,QI ..... Prize Awarded to GEORGE Z . . . ....... Georgia .. .. .New jersey District of Columbia ...Virginia R. WALLACE, '91, w K .,..vf,m Wm., Qu., 1 P W I .u.xUg,..X- I Ll I N? 1 ,Q-N All .If X W fm. Q1 2925, wfffrft-Q Nl fig Q 1-5:if ?ff 53 ,55 ' ,W img' xi 'V 712 s,le- f .'. MW 'iii '. 1. 55-5 N 4.2fVf2',J?, rt' Eariln -,N Hf? ' w .44-:fx M491 M41 .wacfjaqff QL ul Jig,-1 Lv -' way I f U Ywffmril K , Nd fl, g yt' 'ffwzifpll diff-1, at ..,.,, Qjjiif 413 mf, W V X 3, GJ ' 'N WL ., 5 1'- 'L-, L24 ' 4 M 'L 43, 'W' fm ,, 4, ,, , ,X --,, ., 4' L 4 if wg, ff H f 7 vin if ZH Q if' uf iff W f X, 911.1 1 1, 1 . F , M if -JV , 5aW aN'-W ? fi Mifw' f Q--- . MP- 4, U WMM fy 5MklEjwWf'n+ ' 'A91Qf'l b4 47 1 fw'Hf17V Z f'- 'fl WX: lm , ,ny Z ',ff?1i!' . .nf Qld? 12744 f JM? ffw wg j V ,gf agp N u ye,,7 w N --f,-M w wg 44 NNE , fg wl - , ' , LW- f , .71 gf'gf. -121 1 4 , f fff 1 M' 'Q 51 mf A W Z f 'R . ' PXMA L H - - vff.! Af ff wvfs xliifii? 41 -44,1 ' fir f f,w:gq, , , fff m f' 5' ' gxff N , Z -- 4 - 'jfl f ,..4-.Ax .,, ,. M f ff V ' .,.:i'2'Q ': N- , ' ' ary ff f rw - fi L X A ffv 111Lf':'g.3ezgw'f N ff ' :ev -ff ,v mfqw -wh' . H MN. ?: '- --- ----' QL Q' - os- 'i 'Mrfif,1f h 'ZW -H X Y'-mf 1. M ' TT' A '7fQ,.-,'ll'I' A . ' NJHMM 5.53 'vlll -K L U, f 'r 'fL:..T..,--- 'Lf ! xXxf x-TH Elal hgfx , '- - ' 44,-u ,wx M--.Mfr'-,, , P ' fp M, , - L ' W' Hg? M -' - M..-hmulkm 371: ' LH fL,,,, 5' f. XNM ,., .. 3-3 X f J1'43f2ff rf? 5 , A , if-Qfmfgzg- s fd'55za44Ew1-M ' '. , I 4qr-0' . '-24'-ffQ:gsG 'f-'H ff 'fl 7' ' 1 fl + 'zfffv-Czqi-QuLf2.1'!-. IA, 7, ,I , I I ,F -2 k 'f!- l ,X -Riff' f. iff f . ' , X I f fE,,,,11 A 0' ,I If W, ,Q Fm Q L ff L Q+Qm:x1x1:::gQa2w kc X -0, In 11- ZC4 ,4 MM' N1ll1ot,'BS. Lnvuncgood, Mmex-,Conam:. Z . - 5 l.owrue,'90. w.lS.m,B.sm.fn1, f f 4 3 -, K- . f mjczg RoLih5,WaraWCll, J,Si'Ul'-H, H.VErno11,'9!. if , RA'CKll1S0l I,'92- ?f-Iznff ' NNSYLV v I 55' ff 77 - f W ,f His, 1 I f woffefff Q 'H' ,,Q 1!WM Q 'X J MLN 15 qw f K5 f I 6 If f 31 1' QSTQRM Lug, ww! Q. Vice Eejff. Bovanlu-4,89 f QQ K V 1 5 X f H SeoE3.liH.E55 me 916 I X ,' U f . J,-eQ,,C,PXWQLLm,91 f L Nx VA! A glg. '- ' ' ,, P+ - F X KQX, Ab H' 'IX ' V A ,W mm 3 f f XQENXV ALM: - N xx XX W I K FE, K 1' Ns ' X Yfq gf ,XE -,, X - fx, , w X MMIPXX 5-mi f X x1 mf : N- Qf2:?, I f w qvfv r, xx,f,,sd', f-' ppm LQ Milli ' x 11 ' f gf f iw ' fn X K lf, fg QS - fy ff' 1 N F f X 2111 Cfiiz' , , Q aaqigf TK -16 --J n 1 ef F 'V 2gKg5:fC5-15hd:xNi?SNA3f X ,ff . HK ? 1 - lm ,iff :QL -VH I ' . - ' - L ' ' 52-sl, J QE12 3 -1,7 M 7297 -f5?if'g -F -- F li ' - L A E142 X, I xg ' XX ' JMW! sax x .9 ,. 1 5.-J. v bw ggi 'W' - ,gf x 4 M , 1, Z 1 ir N : ffl .- ' 2 9.5 1 f L i f 'f?3i- 2252 id 5 'Q 'nf' ,4,.- f k -S Z'-'! . ,,., WGQt6PH L. AUGHINBAUGI-I, BOVAIRD, IR., A. BROWNLEE, S. BLAIR, S. GUFFEY, S. HORNE, T. MCCREADX', H. McKEE, MOORE, IR., D. OSBURN, M. JAMISON, F. JONES, L. MASON, JR., F. MCKINNEY, L. MORGAN, M. PARKER, BARCLAY, G. BETTS. A. CHRISTY, COULTER, IR., E. GRAAVER, F' ennrebmtgfvzclrzicl 9515 1 1 I v WATERS. WHITE. OSBIER, T. TOWNSEND, S. VAN CLEVE, . S. WILLOCK, -23' 89. B. H. T. S. 9o. N. F. R. J. F C. A. H. P. 9-I. F. H. T. H. G. R. S. H. L. C. 92. F. M. W. B. F. H. J. R. C. W. I I WOODS, WORDEN. PAYNE, ROBINSON, J WALLACE, WIGTON, VVOODS. HUTCI-IINSON 'IRISI-I, LLOYD, MCCUNE, TINDLE. - 0 RT,HMTE3MQ I M mf 1 1 !HfIlf,!. l F Ml, X L D ff I- ,kj 1,f 1 gQQ,f f I 'ifff ry fi lff w ks' ,V If U M , I f yy ffflll wif HI M, ,L f ' w ow 5 J xscokg jp, ff' f M y f W4 jf! w M' v fvw'f'ffffff M WW ff ! 1,, A I IWW N Q25 WW W X A 1 A.. , . Q .. F ffffyf, lrzr J AQ 5196 ! -,,, l bj flgx. ' . Nj IW 'ff l' fl? ' I g i g s V' . - 2 I If hf l Q Q 'V I f I . ic -'Su-JvR3'Karvpa,,1q1,,1,L Eeaj,Zj2kE'Di'i'1Tge-T5m:?.'Il Z K. A Ml. HQ.T'L20rrnf!l0eLL Iv: I MEMBERS. I VM f ,gwik x ,Y W-Tv-SS fl rl: G.L.1zv-Jew C-EJFFQM if if ,, ,f x I J Denexe, -ll . .YGo,v 1! 1 .f '. ul Y ll fDM.mc,? J'R'EWF:57 fi.EJ.94f 'fi yi! W 'ff W N fvffawgw Ev Mx Aff! if -' X 'Q,CQijFT1kiQyfm'n?'LL'L'WD EJAe5?'M ' ff 'X -My Jfvv U , jf x ,f , W Y 47 MQff4grrfff9?-Wgfy f- f 7 ---A L,x-.fzzm -A--f-YQ?-m: z4,f-, ,mf , mmf: ,. , :f--A 'QI-wi-.3q,.:., aigTj 'Qf 3jT-Qf7t Jag- ---1---lf-:Q -M '1 .-rliwf.-V , , ,,, -f.J,,.n..f, - W K-V -7- Tin.-,.... ,132 T-- QAY jXC'E3.OGu'QQf Gommoclove E 111-1 n Cfjgpfxsmewxhee Gam. hi Crjiofker Seng GKXQ-new .Tee-Guy. , Q 2 Q X ' 'ERJ , ig .E WEb.TSLQQ1aweLL 9543 4, IT 'J ' U PK-TSOW 5-W Sharma ' i'QG.CQx-ww Ejvxgmiusrx X1 VV ? .V '4 - WLW MYHHGL WQT95 w LL Ti A 1 'H , .. 12- FF 1011? f , 'NMKGQWCB Toalfl QR W , 4 , 1R1.L.JnnAe5 l.E..Vem7'Xu.5cleLL '1 iff R15 li, JH W 61 LL ffl-fa WX 5 -' GW 6 Alh' Fi! . I smlmew WL L5011 is uflx ,HU Q fnijiifffk, 4.ffff' . Niwf? , QE, fr Sff , ' ' . W Lf, , ,M 4, 4: v '7- ' if N NY X ,f X M ,, jiifhfffhxf' 'W 4' A ., -5 A ' , E , - J:z?' ,V a pf? 'f:.- , ' If NX --.,.-Tv, h f :R 'ff +A. - -LJ 1 +61 f , , , I - 'ff ,Af 1 f .2-1 - X 1 N' 'f f-' , 1 f Q 1 f QV : +A- -- fkf A sr i fiiiaf I-'ingfix' l1- 1TEE ?'i , ,4 Lffwbum wqfjms Dj um .,. X: t gigqglg, 3 j 3 W 32 M H 3325 Fribiiuwm QLUB f Pm-sgnoawr cl 5.R0DDT ' 11594 U . , SEQPQETARY DW IDOPFQ x.a:. a- rwbwiv EQQEQUTIVE WOMMITTQE. f w N Qvf R-WALLAQE. WM. IQARKEPM C5 P WHEELER IU UQ Il 'ff f 1 ff If X K i2 KW, if :Fifi - I A M ,PT-'K' :M x f ,Thx l lllgf 351' v, ' .-mail I 1 -F, N 'Maj fx 4, 1 F X 1- My-W-.X Iagmffi ' '52, iq Ml I Jef' Llfffffx- Else? 4.1 H 'fi ix . :QM 1- '., , f e2Ef.fE:. 5, i' ,ipiffur Wx y ,1f'Quz:Q:, .fT3 Mgmt, X -m x - - --ff 4,1 u. 'gfwi 'xg ' W ' Q ., um- W is iiifiif' Ji-LL , W MEMBERS Q1 Hare OIIEI. JTOOQHO GLOD C. AGNEW, G. AONEW, WILSON AULL, C. E. BABCOCK, S. H. BALDWIN, JAMES BARNES, H. M. BARKLEY, G. O. BECHTEL, C. O. BOSSERMAN, W. W. CASSELBERRY, E. B. COOPER, H. S. DAVIS, C. H. DENMAN, P. DENNIS, J. H. DUNHAM, HALSEY DURAND, E. W. EVANS, W. L. EVERITT, J. W. HARPER, E. B. HARTS, W. H. HENSEL, W. P. HERRIOK, E. HEWITT, J. P. HOSKINS, C. F. HONVELL, R. H. JACKSON, C. M. IAMISON, - D. S. D. IESSUP, E. A. S. LEWIS, R. B. LYON, DONALD MCCOLL, G. S. MCLEAN, C. H. MCMILLAN, T. F. MCNAIR, HUGH MONINCH, A. T25 J. A. MATHESON, J. C. MEYERS, M. M. MINNASSIAN, F. T. MOORE, B. L. MORGAN, J. C. MOTTER, O. A. ORMOND, HENRY PAGE, JR., W. MCPARKER, G. S. PATTON, H. D. PAXTON, T. P. PAYNE, N. L. PETTY, E. A. POE, D. W. POOR, JR., B. L. PRIETH, F. W. PROPST, C. E. RHODES, W. R. RIDINOTON, M. F. RILEY, R. S. ROBERTSON, J. H. ROBINSON, H. P. ROBINSON, J. S. RODDY, G. H. SHIELDS, JR W. F. SICARD, W. C. SRICER, G. H. STEPHENS, G. R. WALLACE, R. A. WATTS, SAMUEL WASSON, G. P. WHEELER, C. D. WHITE, L. C. WOODS, C. E. ZORTMAN. W A gm. ' 'Y A an f N, 1 .Q 'iv y . , J , S , X? WW f K .I A K V 'we' r I 'rn I 'J Y ' My X A ' 1 A , 5 , WN f N I' N , ' v 1. H ,QQ 1 1 'Y' tw . 5 ' f 1 r V1 f..ML.., M5 I K A xv ,X HIM 11 In X-g H N Av. :ZW ,fi PM M L NW f I A44 f M M . A E... U B W Q htr , I 1 ,... ry: . . A Q . Nr! ni ,SS . A ,f -X J 1 fa 'xx X ':uxflM. A ff Wu 1 .Sv ez' ' -1 , -. x ' ' J W lv - - f x !. 9 uw. NW - --. , . 4 Q. . AA . 'A'- . 'Qi-.QNg,?A:.,v ,I m 'WMM . -U - , 1 .. a, S l- r ,H 'mx +R. , , A. B. GLADWIN, '91 JAMES W. STERRY, '91... . . . . .Presz2ie7zf. .. .Secreiary COMMITTEE. THE PRESIDENT, PAUL R. BONNER, '91, W. S. WHITEHEAD, '91. '91. JAMES BARNES, RADCLYFFE FURNESS, W. L. HEDENARG, A. G. MOSES, A. G. MURRAY, ARTHUR W. SPRUANCE, G. TROTTER. '92. , ' P. C. AYLESNXVORTH, E. M. EVANS, F. J. MOSES. 126 Tiff 1 + FN W J 'T5.lg9lYWO0D mms. FHIITLHHD EDRHNDEIK, - FRED 3.155 ER, BGQLAYAISE BL.AcKm:LL. amy n LH , ws. Pdogymnqff' Hiznnvv rqznn. cymnncn n,M1Tc+fnu., YYILLHIM nPmc'roNJH wlnnym amflrsnmn Q 15 Xxx mx IVIPLIVNENTS 0 ro ELYN-'COLLEGE - 63115 I 154' :ly 'Wifi we 1 f ff f l Zz' I 1,-rg if 5 J 94 I f Wl Z7 ll If mfg QZQQZSET X f 1 Q f 2 1 i W 4 M: B524 Qi QW? fy 'X Y if 2 6 y K X jf 'bm , Q4 ' !,, a -1,1 .X M A I 5 V 1 Wa if 12g'Wf?c Hua aff fe,-ff' f f H Q b t,.+L1zfE 6 9 df? 4, -V652 Q, Lff' nf 0 VZ! If ff? Q., - , ' '41 .-f af' ' 7- - A. T ' 1-42' .. A -- . -,rg ,214 '- f, ,Z 11- naw ' f X - I ... AZ! iQ1lf'?5 - fafu, ' ' l If 'ku S' m ' 7971 '- 1 h --1-1 ' .fMr, -:.1- I yy .. 1. A mfs: - r.. ,,A lx ff' , I 'ima' ' .W ' ..f' - --,'f.'E-2-Lani .df '1'Zm'15rf Nw fr . -' ' f ,E1--.f',aHf'i 'ff 4 L 9-. ' -' . ' :iv fi -!'- ff? , o f ' - ?' : '? 4, 51,1- ' gif' x -' 42 ff f '- 44 X' ' i L ' 22- Ti' 92 ' ' gf J' 'I af' ' ' . .' ' ' .. 'T 'ff . Z i f W -' 2 1 14, :Q -QQ 2 '-f , -10.3 ' ,Sf Y- :Q,jgj-gifkrefffgng, ' , X 445, 'w 4,51 iff? .,2f:g,., f 5, ju 4 in gf , I, K 5 'ff v' f W1 IZ 2 ., 1 ' 1.5 . .. U' 4 'Q - 'F 7 Z . fri.. -. -' 127 fifgfe-142 .-,, J . Ji 4 2. ,Lf-J... is, X- 'N f-if 5 W.,,g ,li 3 ,M .7 L2 4 p - M. . -ns., . 1 I7 1 I. X . I. ff? g 2if 5-'jfj f .'L:'L:.Z ,f A N 5, D MR S 'i-I-jfs igyfggszilfgi EE X umm ' M gg W of GELQUEIMLT N 1 W MQ f yfjiif f QQ . MM wf KSN! mm m L e x.-g:.. g r 1 , fy MER Ugw v w wl I U H 'F EV Jll'H1w1- ' if'm ' U Wyf 1 , I IU-WW-ffffflllIWMU' TEH- fa',Q1-ww, - A 7 MH fl Ml m.. . Mm MMM ,fs . 5 . W . X . , ,Qfh-K,'E,, , -A Y ' iw' 'l4' ! ,. ,J 'f Q , K FERRUM k , Cliff, Kr 519:-u-M 4955 if fin -1'-ee! .sf 'f Mm, 15 V fi: ' M57 LW . , ' ' 4 MlmfWQff ,fWV'.'0 f f B ' X 4, nhl X u.. --, W Maw A 2, 5? x xxx Y!! nl ,, if A I! h I YW I by 'fx XX XXX I X lwf' , bgxx Q A2 ,ww in . Man 5 X yd, Z, W 'f E-L-BUCARTR QMERCHANT 'EFTEHAMBERSS X 1 X Nx N.p0SMER A,B.CoL1.1Ns xx Q XSSUBIRPIERSON. HMQESNER. YQ Q WCPRIME. HWAHATHAWAY 3 yw x 7 J.:-mAce:. FRANK LUKENS. QQ ac.. Fmwsom. .HA.M'CoNKEY Ag f f Y CfB.WlLL'lAMS I , . EAKLE. f J M Y Q 6575 , 'f2'4,fKz EAMES. W'--WFUGHT L.G.1.YoN PECOOK. M.s.FAI-QR. S.C.HU5TON. -1.C.SYMMES- FI..CRlTCI-'ILONM J.FHOSFORD.J.MHUSTON a.v.vvn-fm: NxTHAWflQ1 'QOJMLM X K lg.-oemcaxagengx if Lfaoveu ff , JWQW if Qgxiiwgm W Jodi I Q 5 191 1 I f ab s' . NY ,, 0 W fx M 7514, ' f 1 ' 1 , f ' N f f E j lxjjnl-xx, wp qq Us iw S2 x f ,jw A M f am i ty fy, llmfu ,IHJI I W Rl X X 1!qV j U Iwunklll l H VA x HIf ?Wf ' fffl Il f ff if ,M lil' 1 LW HMI I I 'fh A 1 M Mff sjff N05 M X! K W f fx ff xx JM QCZ WMW XVI N XXV U Aff X w y7Q!'T . ff! I 71 pq 1 ,, QNX x , m W, f W - i ly!! N 1 N QNX ' 4' fz f777f 7 Wg N b? cg G5 X A Nw NLJQQ Lev Q a:: ,,f .IW Ki' if 9 2 L f ww ff NX xg Wm ef B K lwx W6 X' 6 f Ng sf fif v Z wif M ,fx ' 3 'M ' 'FA if fm N' f K f Wx gf 'fy s - ,N , f 1 N- Q f - K XA ' 'R 5 fxfm jg 3' . 1 ff I' f X L .4 Q ' v 4 'wa MY? H ff 0 XL fm Wa fT'3 'ff 'ff . N WMM M f f Y f NS www F , ' fzuffgffxdff E EI, Q1 Cigfvchgf QQPQFM1 Eggkancierk Qffilmfrni W5.HfFf5Jf. Fpdxlwler, JMLMJK JMSJQQOM Jwkglfirs. dC5.ZgMCfcuf1 2xffWQQ CA1mf5L . lflfwvfenf ,xffx - Q2Q9X ,K-J ff!! W1 X K K fb! 'ff . R N JL- 5 ,U Rkggx NX f W sg- M Y I X? NY wx E h Y ,Q w h lll I W Km N15 W X f , X Xymxitiq, E' . - 1 X W If IW? q W1 . l V JS 1 K f Q W'f WMKNX MQW WXX JfmifLLZ?Ef X XJZCQUE 'V H i93HS71vre.m,c MH, Singibomfz, Q x qwyykjlx ' wmv A 7 SAM in Qlwikffimm AXHDDDXW w w X 1 1 If ,,,,, X x 0 Xf Q MWfNNxXxEhM K?M x X 1 Q. , ,,Q,, flr .,.,,,g X 4 '-v 22? J .. - L .Qzresham 5 'a 1 K . I I1 ll x ll 2 1 ' li, FA' ' N JN QQQQQ R. Bennett F Cgudxeu Clclwvclfc ew 9 2 ofa B. phinizy C.H.ShLck R Small J. G Wilsow cwQOQfzu 3111. W l- ', A , ,I fi 1' JA: .M Wil V .O ,. U . N. jf: Q. m. marshall I Q mCfZVainAe R. Slack E Shultz W. peviam dll! 'K , , swim? . W' 4, we EM. 1 W , ill mn in l Vg 1 A k ,- F 1-.-'E El. 'Zi' t ll X ':' 1-.-1,-Pdf.-f' T' V v fy , VV 5 X l- 1 fm! WM fi 'flu . .!1' Q N WfN 'wQ- wf 4 7 'f wif, NW ' 4 Pg H, QQ lm x K x X 1 L 'X f-- ll :TT .L-. - ifhfif-il1',, :ff f ii,---4 '- - 154- ,.ji?22 r2,:.,,,,N. 'ttf A ?' -Qjji ' :- Kf?:, -5 .T-Q Eifk. J:-V-,f'g71--f if-1-. 1 ,. , .4 ffl 56 - 1. 22:31 P ::- :f:ff--- 9- ,- . ,- ---..-'i- ' - --ff-: -N -,e - 1. . , .J +qr'f,.r-'iff-,f ., 55? f ' -,J 3- -371:-': iL':Zi 'I .f --33,11 -.,.jf-T,--'--f' 'E ' - x - . fi v-f f : H. 'U if 'iff'W3.ff ' 1, 'T - r l-L5 - 513: W T' 5-if ET. .Lf-.' ATL? ALF' ,, - : 'V 'uf Af- 'f,. .L , Y ' ,,1n..- V... I , -st:-':.. ' Lai'-4' :L R ' w X . L H ?f':- f X if-- 'G:mq- fxL ':2i:-T- iii' -'f ?-:E Lai: ff CQ X 'Ph .-ff Z Q5 LYWQAF QMMV '90 Q GL GW ' H9393 H gilixfykf-7xXTV yu-rf WWW! 0 1-nj E dj :MX Gu ?fVkX'I1 ' GX W I I I ' GLX 05336 Amex X fT,49'Qf ' 'V X X' X xi x x .qxxw ,X ff ...!iiu'iflnn.---.I 1 l:':V.----- ' Y. luuul , f.u!vm:n.-asiwurwsy 1sL4'e'M,.zslumigfgfgfgl'-3g?'f!fff4fl, Wiwair ilfra 1 ff 1 lfllI!l1lLll7f1'ffL 4- ' mf' 'av W WE Qthllrihffr1r4u1l1 U'Hf1rf..f Mfm f'-HLA f 'L Qfwgter. Q far-. I C.O.Jf3oos5er'rqa.M 'ffl 1 5 5' fliiffielw. f I, X, 'ag ' , Z ' e f f f L G.7?W?eeZer. 5 '77 C if fifljillcr Z ' k by -W W' PB.KeNmeGly, gif. :hh R Y' Manu Z. H f JI' A L ff.?gL' JLK0S'Kl'Hf'n5'. ' Y IFE. ' ' QW' 5 3153.2-i.' , ww w. c ffvmM. Z v i'3Qs!f1?WT1 'Aff' - . 61k el . 5 X F 'fH1 f W'5 K MCM Z1 W' 'Nf 531224 ulh , U Wi CWM '1 iw V1 H 1 Q2 2 - f , mf' f W m . JWWWOIHK- ' A . - f ' hw J . 1 f Q U Qlgieforf. fgfflowze. f J-,f.:. ,mfg T-L ' r--V - '-Q 'J P' fa 1 . ., , AE W W Wf- J ' S Y AB-Q21'6'O1V5. 11, , iiese-kwi iX iw -f V ' ' '- ' W. ' NL,- 'wgsi-SK. 559- ,T U , -,Q 11.9 '- ' J ,nlrfifxf 1-475 Em ,zpfil z.: f-if f.?4:!'3 -- Zvi ,I uv fm- Ei 1'fi'!1i ,L ...H,4, I, ..,,-.,, I .Q ,I V 'A :xl ,jhlgfzlx r ,il 4 .... 1-Lvf,,... J,-.-L-v -- ,-1. uv- F' -A' -J..', ':, ' ff' . 1,561-wifgp N--. .- ff. .,,', -,.,1 f ,mf , ,, ,. fy ll' 1 jf- ,- , ,, A - . , ,ng-,,:-,V ,pr . . ,f,.,,4,11 1-,. , ffm.: F I. ' v'- 1 Q? .,:. ge :iii f ,,,, i -if M . '- 3:-55.3 :,.L'All 4 :53, a L.r,,f-21.5 bfiiiiil-f 6:--ff 5??:' was Y' , ' If' 1. R. D .B 0.11 OAULLYLQ. a ,, ' fr ,,, I, B 9 '71 6 t - L- '- - ' FW li QQWR-Emo YM- X Z 'gaston' IWQF' D f ge BNI: su Ip vp-..Q..',ei M-tw. lac, we ff ' ' - E 1. M. E.Cl'f'cx vmf-, 'FAT .,,.',,g',,,:fj:d -g W VA 2 F' 52295 O5 6 S' LM ' ,,,, We'VQ5g5z5x.:g.,Y,fxg'1-' ln-Q9,3 A 'Ji ,vu Wx 'WdM?1XyA23.MSWIIRQL. ' DO' Y- L 9 adv- elk P fwsfnwixgclrgi - . M cf! glwkl 1 1, 3 ,!!s-Q,'wE '21-ig!-f5'h-. -13.41 1 79- W' QXP1 ,:. ,'-WMM qllmll' J ixmgfky-,mQ3gi.4i -ilghxjnmxf' V' 'Fri lqgfqlgiags'g?i!:gv.lyg54IKW,1j-MQ' Q, ,-'-- zfhfvf-X ff-ff A 211 K- IA' Uh! HW -ww---Y:--xg., xxx ,,., ! , ll ,gf .- U N , Rig, X .,, MQW 1, , -1,l..l!1L, .,-. ,... f J ,gliiiiliarxzzsfsrrfffsg1i::s ,'55 , l + , ' ' 31 H W - WM gif W' .'-if W H QW ' U M1 U' ':g.?i' Nwiwffl P! 'ff -1 r' M gg: J MIL '-'L' A M A' 1 , 0 f . M 'iw MXN gy V V N Wm Sy WS 3' SM KX W! , 0, , ,gk f 1 4 W Rf ,X X? W m y f J X , 'Lf me ,AIK J , 'XA Q Ljwv ' A f flff jf' r -Q Lf fiJ 225 Qi YU ISQWFJ fig 'I xx 1 L 1 fT X N !4A , K fp: ls ' X L ,E EE' K- if in if 7 11.-jllll A ff'7' ,iff n Q?,f,fnI1vfn UWIIIIW A X4 X if fi 1 MR X m Ulm rm: Nr aff X X1 l . - B p m-,mv 1.11.PuL H N X If X . , lmkgx Q MM , A 'gi -55 X - . Q M. -xr 'mg ,V I X Il, U W X NN .11 W' 1WXxNW' kin' a. x , 4 X41 J I ' , ,fl V In 'Q' , f'5f 1 7 -' WI 'mx Xxx Af -lfhlu f 5 f 1 xx I XS, 'Q' f , 4 f ff mmf XX I W if ff 1 , Ml W 5 --fa U' ff Z XX fx slyldfj W, f , as X QQEEH: ' A- ,- 'ff ' f -, ,g1,1,-ggm , , mmf ,Farr , 4-,,1, A W7 f , f ,IS lgll..-..gg-:gr - -uu,,.5 ,mg-ag-gllamsw qf. 4,1 1 . ' 11114-:E-I' -EF'- . ln M mm' wz5i1E1w.w Z' PFI '5 ' . , . . . .,,..1ln,q f ...n,.,M...1 M -J ...I-.,. v ',' Q' W ' 5552221525591 Z7, f f ' , K Y -'fi II . 5l.,,,,, 1 , vm, mmt'.u,M.-,qv iq! , 4' A' U MN, ff f 5 in E 'ffgf rxggggzqa in X1 1 I '3i lu143 5JNf' , ff! , f . aff-' , 1,. f 1 .f - X .sz-ga-., ' 1 , f , ,HW , ' A ff yfff I fffx ff ' ' gli ' ff -f-' ax ' ' -ff ff f w wf 1'4 xv , Ns' I M ' f Qfgf I A 1 I, f WMI f KEWNPKWQ DOZEN 4 f I f X WWNQNH 1 - L ,'- - .. - X f f. ' I. ' Wuf Q f Mm, ?6 65gwf21 . '1 wf ,fH, ' f ,,x V If, xml 'Q CL ui' 3' A X - - ' -ww Gy. GL,-nf H'A-HGLYVQI Mo' Qfwggw 5GBQ nimzp JR '.-mama-A ZXFQRLSSS '. ' PWM? ?W.SmmL X X V -.--'--- M- l K 46 Ni sb-in 1 ,f , ,..-- 'lu 1 -- if 51:1 4 , f gf if 'ws - JJEW XE. Sf- Wk f . ff! ' I if ' I , H N 'Q f .', il- ,SW ' sf 'K . BUF 1 ' Q ff .P Y 1 f Ml' N EI lf, K QNX f Q M Mw NM 'Q 4K Q'-Lffffplfff I J I LES WNSWWWQ , EMHUPKWWL da S 90 J'Sf2ig.KBy F1 Svgfad arg Q,Q,D9.Ha W Rgbijjsv Rx Fumess P QQ.1faffvfrWy RAHJWQS AQMurFQy L1'D'M0W?y R 5 5'1'5Ww -f FH' Paw. ' Lwvqnigfff- TQ-,Hafifwww J HMM wiwivig 5'fi'W'9?Q5Q,wQwqs' ' 2' 'M 2 'x J N NWI' XM I ,IQEX .. , iqgfwx , ' 'Hu if ,..vr ly, it HI. 5 -.U hm , AU U' fn , -4' MN Ny 19997 v-1. Ml! W1 ,lf I F u 1 H L ' A Z , I E gbf f1f12i:1ff f W I if 2 H? A Y wi A f l W 'MII -W4 gf AZ f ' v m . 'T ,ff-Q T g . f 552 7 - db, 52' T- 4, 515 5 Q 6 5 ' - , 1 , W W N W OIYIIYIENGEME CXLI. Annum? Gommeqoemeqf, JUNE 20, 1888. SYNOPSIS. is SATURDAY, june I6. READING or THESES, By the Graduatin Science, in Chemical Hall, at IO A. M. g Class of the john C. Green School of TI-IE ANNUAL CALEDONIAN GAMES Of the Princeton Athletic A y Grounds, at 3 P. M. ssociation, on the Universit THE GLEE CLUB CONCERT, In University Hall, at 8 P. M. SUNDAY, june 17. THE BACCALAUREATE SERMON. By the President, in Marciuand Chapel, at II A. M. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PHILADELPHIAN SOCIETY, In M H urray all, at 5 P. M. EVENING SERVICE, ' ' In Marquand Chapel, at 8 P. M. Sermon by President- elect Francis L. Patton, D.D., LL.D. MONDAY, june I8. THE CLASS-DAY EXERCISI-:S Of the Class of 1888, in the First Church, at IO.3O A. M., and around the Cannon at 2.30 P. M. 143 THE JUNIOR ORATIONS, ' In the First Church, at 7.45 P. M. TUESDAY, june 19. THE EXHIBITION OF DRAWINGS In the Engineering and Graphics Departments, and the Microscopic Exhibition, in Histological Labora- tory, during the day. READING OF THEsEs-Continued, In Chemical Hall, at 9 A. M. GVMNASTIC EXHIBITION, . In the Gymnasium. at 10.30 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. RECEPTION ' . By the President and Mrs. McCOsh, from 4 to 6 P. M. THE LYNDE PRIZE DEBATE, In the First ChI1rch, at 7.30 P. M. WEDNESDAY, june 20. THE I4IST ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT, ' E In the First Church, at 9 A. M. VALEDICTORY ADDRESS . Of President james McCOsh, D.D., LL.D., in the First Church, at II A. M. THE INAUGURATION Of President-elect Francis L. Patton, D.D., LL.D., in the First Church, at 2 P. M. ' T44 I f edEi.i Q9 of Effeferb BY THE STUDENTS OF Tl-IE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE. ii? SATURDAY, -I une 16. WILLIAM J. J. BOWMAN, .... Trenton, N.j 4Review Of the Methods of Manufacturing Earthenware Pipes. FRANK JONES KING, ..... Pittsburg, Pa ' Determination of the Electric Constants ofthe New Dynamo-machine of the john C. Green School of Science. THORNTON FLOYD TURNER, . . . Englewood, N. -I Design and Estimate for a Country Residence. TUESDAY, june 19. JOHN ELLIOT NICHOLSON, . . . New York City Review Of a Roof-truss. CONRAD HEWITT, ..... Trenton, N.-I Review Of the Strain-sheet of the Niagara Cantilever Bridge. HOMER E. FRASER, .... Fowlerville, N. Y Histology of the Digestive-tract. FRANCIS M. FRAZER, ..... Newark, N. J Some Optical Properties Of Uniaxial Crystals. 145 IQ i C5?cLfo-YOCLQ1 Zfcggceroyer-5. Q24 MONDAY, JUNE 18. Masfer of Cefemonzles, . ELWOOD O. WAOENHURST, Pa OPENING EXERCISES. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 10.30 A. M. , Salafalwfy, .... ELWOOD O. WAGENHURST, Pa Class Oraiiaa, . JAMES H. PERSHING, Pa Class Poem, . FREDERICK L. DRUMMOND, N. J IVY EXERCISES. NORTH COLLEGE, I2 M. Ivy Oraiion, . . .' WALTER A. WYCKOFF, India CANNON EXERCISES. 2.30 If. AI. Seleftiaas from Class Ifislory, . THOMAS M. PARROT, Ohio Presmz'a!z'07z Oraliofz .... JAMES R. CHURCH, D. C Pro-pkezy, ..... WILLIAM M. IRVINE, Pa Cmsar, . . '. . THOMAS N. MCCARTER, JR., N. J Addffess by Class P1'esz'1lem', . . GEORGE E. SCo'TT, N. Y Calling of Me Roll by Sen-eiary, PORTER M. MCMASTER, N. Y Claw Ode I . Music by ERNEST T. CARTER, N. J Words by THOMAS M. PARROT, O CLASS-DAY COMMITTEE. JAMES HANCOCK, Pa., Chairman. ERNEST T. CARTER, N. J. THOMAS B. HAMILTON, Ohio HECTOR W. COWAN, N. Y. B. V. D. HEDGES, N. J. LIVINGSTONE FARRAND, N. J. VVILLIAM L. HODGE, D. C. HOMER E. FRAZER, N. Y. ULYSSES MERCUR, Pa. JAMES D. GODFREY, N. J. LUTHER E. PRICE, N. J. ROBERT HALSTEAD, Ohio. FERRIS S. THOMPSON, N. Y. 146 llaooau J'la9PCl.?Ci Ecczliforo. it ROBERT H. KIRK, E. T. RICHARDSON, G. W. MACMILLAN, W. L. SIDLER, S. G. THOMAS. 532 unior Cf5rcLlIor Goqfeef. CLASS OF '89. RQIONDAY EVENING, JUNE 18. DAVID RIPLEY TODD. ...... Kansas. The American judiciary: Its Place in the Coming Century. THOMAS W. HOTCHKISS, JR., . . New York ' 'A Social Regeneration. WILLIAM S. CHASE, ...... Ohio U Paternal Government in Our Country. ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, . .... Pennsylvania The National Morality. CLARENCE BLAIR MITCHELL, .... New jersey The Genesis of the American Coustitutionf' WILLIAM JAMES GEORGE, . . . . Ohio The Need of Statesmenf' HARRY' GURNEE DRUMMOND, .... New Jersey The Influence of Scientific Thought on Literature. ROBERT HENRY LIFE, . . New York Skepticism. 147 JUDGES. FOR THE JUNIOR ORATOR MEDALS. Prof. ROBERT FOSTER, Ph.D.. HENRY C. PITNEY, Esq., Rev. JOSHUA H. MCILVAINE, WILLIAM DULLES, JR., Esq., FOR THE Prof. EDWARD B. WALL, . JR 'y MCLEAN PRIZE. Prof. GEORGE S. BURROUGHS, Ph.D., Prof. T. W. HUNT, Ph.D., . -1355213 f t gills? we X es MA g y j ml11 num In W A. .f ,as S: lf?-if ri Y SJ! U- 34 -.F , ,fg .2-Q? - . n: - ' 'ran FA - ' P, - .flrf-LN N-4 sg, :X-f '.'- , , A .N .ass A . ' 1 ' - -V , X' H' .f 1 1.1.-01' D .15 1. 'N lnun1nnr1u wn,,,,,,,,Q f .ff ffm'-' 296,251.7 QE- I Lf .ff .,f- , nffffzaf A ff - -1- AQR - . ff R '- -Q-LA gf 'Y , K , 4 'QEEEEF .. 'xkf-'Lj1Lul Q ? sw I Qi 48 New York New jersey Rhode Island New York New Jersey Massachusetts New jersey -5E,9'Xf3.S-SES-5E.SSE fE5-SE-5-SES-53.9 sf-c ev-4- ee-rc- L-TC- N-4 wrt- eff- E4:i,..5::f,.,g ..A- -. , ... .- , A4- .. - Elie l9qnEl.e rize Senate CLASS OF '88, TUESDAY, JUNE 19-First Contest in 1876. QUESTION FOR DEBATE: Resolved, That the Interests Of the Country demand the passage Of the Mills bill as it now stands. DEBATERS. Ajirmalive. W. M. DANIELS, . . G. E. SCOTT, F. G. BEEBE, . . . NegaZz've. A S. C. I-IODGE, . . . I. H. PERSHING, F. L. DRUMMOND, . . JUDGES. Hon. WILLIAM L. DAYTON, LOGAN E. NIURRAY, Esq., . DELANCEY NICOLL, Esq., Rev. GEORGE B. STEWART, . 149 . Ohio. New York. New York. Connecticut. Pennsylvania New Jersey New Jersey New jersey New York Pennsylvania . -iksjkaaks ik -X -aR?R-?lQ-aK X Ciommeneemenf Quay. VVEDNESDAY. JUNE 2 HUGH TROWBRIDGE DOBBINS, . . . California. . The Latin Salutatoryf' EDWIN MORTINIER HOPKINS, ' . . New York. The English Salutatoryf' HONORARY ORATIONS. Wz2'lz Special Excellence zbz Pzzrfztular Depaffimenzir Indzkaied. The names of those in the same Honor-Group are arranged alphabetically. W1-ERNEST TROW CARTER, N. J., . . . Philosophy. The Rise and Fall of Political Parties. TRUSSELL CARTER, N. I., . . . General Excellence. The Revocation of the Edict of Nantes. h TFREDERICK L. DRUMMOND, N. J., . . Political Science. The Development of the American Spirit. PWM. HOLMES FORSYTH, N. I., . . Modern Languages. A The Modern German Drama. t W1LL1AM FRYLING, N. I., . . . Philosophy. Realism in Fiction. f Excused: Owing to the Inauguration of the new President, the number of speakers has been limited to seven. 150 KEMPER FULLERTON, D. C., . . . , . Classics The Place of the Classics in Education. WM. HALLOCK JOHNSON, N. Y., . . Mental Science W 4' The Secret of Lincoln's Greatness. TFREDERICK J. KNOX, ..... New jersey The Philosophy of Human Progressf' TROBER1' WINTRRS MCGREGOR, .... Ohio Realism as Represented by Russian Writers of Fiction. 'THOMAS MARC PARROTT, O., . . English Literature Poem .- Paulinusf' WPETER Rrosaco, Penn., . . . General Excellence The Ethical Tendencies of Modern Literature. WILLIAM HENRY RUNYON, N. J., . . Physical Science The Spirit of Ancient and Modern Science. TCHARLES SIDNEY SMITH, D. C., .... Classics The Philosophy of Lucretiusf' TWILLIAM WISNER WHrTE, N. I., . General Excellence The Tendency of Modern Realism. TWALTER AUGUSTUS WYCKOFF, . . . India U Intuition, in its Relation to Conscience. TLIVINGSTON FARRAND, ..... New jersey The Philosophic Basis ofthe Renaissance. TSAMUEL COLGATE HODC-E, .... Connecticut The Government and the Railway. WWILLIAM MANN IRVINE, .... Pennsylvania The Philosophy of the English Revolution. TRALPH EARL PRIME, JR., .... New York Count Tolstoi as a Reformerf' 5' Excused. 151 'WEVANS TULANE RICHARDSON, . . Virginia The Anglo-Saxon Race. XGEORGE B. VVESTCOTT VAN DYKE, . . New jersey Henry More, the Cambridge Platonistf' XFRANK ALLAN WATERMAN, .... New York The Influence upon Modern Thought of the Theory of Evolution. MASTERS ORATION. Not delivered on account of the Inauguration. VVILLIAM BROWN MCILVAINE, Ill., . . Class of 1885 THE VALEDICTORY ORATION. WINTHROP MORE DANIELS, . . I Ohio ADDRESS. By the Retiring President of the College. JAMES MCCOSH, D.D., LL.D., Litt. D., Twenty Years in Princetonf if Excused. INAUGURATION OF THE Rev. Francis Landey Patton, D.D., LL.D., AS PRESIDENT OF PRINCETON COLLEGE. TVEDNESD,-KY, JUNE zo, 1888. if: P7'K5Z.07Z.7QQf Offfl' .- His Excellency, ROBERT S. GREEN. LL D., Governor of New Jersey. OPENING PRAYER, ' The Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, D.D., l.L,D. ADDRESS ON BEHALF OF THE COLLEGE, The Rev. James O. Murray, D.D., LL.D., Dean ot' the College. ADDRESS ON BEHALF OF THE ALUMNI, The Rev. Henry Van Dyke, D. D, President of the Princeton Club of New York. ADMINISTRATION OF THE OATH OF OFFICE TO THE PRESIDENT- ELECT, Hon. Alexander T. McGill, jr., Chancellor of the State of New Jersey. DELIVERY OF THE CHARTER AND KEYS OF THE COLLEGE TO THE PRESIDENT-ELECT, The Rev. James McCosh, D.D., LL.D., Litt.D., President of the College. INAUFGURAL ADDRESS, The Rev. Francis Landey Patton, D.D., LL.D., President- elect. CONCLUDING PRAYER, ' The Rev. William Henry Green, D.D., LL.D. BENEDICTION, Vice-Chancellor Telfair Hodgson, D.D., LI,.D. 153 The ...,.., . ........... ..J. M. YEAKLE, Pa The The The The The The The The The The The The The The 5J'e??owOHipO ang. rizee. ii?-P Chancellor Green Mental Science Fellowship .... WILLIAM H. JOHNSON, N. Y Classical Fellowship ..................,.. HUGH TROWBRIDOE DOBBINS, Cal Class 1860 Experimental Science Fellowship ..... WILLIAM H. RUNYAN, N. J J. S. K. Mathematical Fellowship ....... ....... E DWIN M. HOPKINS, N. Y Boudinot Historical Fellowship ............ FREDERICK L. DRUMMOND, N. Y Boudinot Modern Language Fellowship. . .ELIOT VERNE RICHARDSON, N. Y E. M. Biological Fellowship ................ CHARLES F. W. MOCLURE, Mass Alexander Guthrie McCosh Prize ....... ROGER B. C. JOHNSON, B.A., W. I Lynde Prizes.. . . . Class of 1859 Prize .,..... HI 'a IST Prize, W. M. DANIELS, Ohio. , 2d Prize, F. L. DRUMMOND, N. J. ' 3d Prize, J. H. PERSHING, Pa. THOMAS M. PARROT, Ohio, Honorable mention, PETER RIOSECO JROBERT H. KIRK, Pennsylvania. George Potts Bible Prizes ............ CHARLES A. SMITH, Pennsylvania. Lyman H. Atwater Prize in Political Science. . .RALPH E. PRIME, JR., N. Y Maclean Prize ..................... Junior Orator Prizes .... Class of 1861 Prize. ......... .... The Baird Prizemen-The Baird Prize. In Oratory .... .... ...... . . .... . In Delivery .... In Poetry ...... In D1sputat1On ............ THE UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIPS-' The Philosophical Fellowship .... The English Fellowship ........ . ........ . . .HENRY G. DRUMMOND, N. J Ist Prize, ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, Pa. zd Prize, DAVID RIPLEY TODD, Kansas. 3d Prize, HENRY G, DRUMMOND, N. J. 4th Prize, THOMAS W. HOTCHIQISS, N. Y The Political Science Fellowship. . . The ,77 Biological Fellowship .... The Biddle Prize ....,................ The Steinecke Prize .... . . . Architecture. . . . ....... . . . . . . The Dickinson Prize .............. The Freshman First Honor Prize ...... I . . . .JAMES H. PERSHING, Pa . . . . . .RUSSELL CARTER, N. J ..KEMPER FULLERTON, D. C .THOMAS MARC PARROTT, O SAMUEL C. HODGE, Conn ' FRED. J. KNOX, N. J. ROGER B. C. JOHNSON, W. I NIARK HARVEY LIDDELL, Pa . .....,... W. M. IRVINE, Pa ......A. M. MILLER, O F. FURST, Pa .. . . .ROBERT P. SHICK, Pa F. TURNER, N. Y .....After October 15, 1888 ....S. G. OLIPI-IANT, N. J T. W. DWIGHT, WM. PEPPER, . T. S. I-IAs'rINGs, Hon. H. S. SIBLEY, DANIEL WILSON, E. H. GRIFFIN, JAMES S. RIGGS, A. C. ZENOS, Ist Prize Ist Prize- Ist Prize ISY Prize ISf Prize HONORARY DEGREES. LL.D. . . . . . . Yale . . . . Univ. of Pa . . Union Theological Seminary . . . Univ. of Minn . Toronto University D.D. . . . Auburn Seminary . Hartford Seminary HALL PRIZES. CLIO. Sevzzof' Orahons, 298. ' -W. H. RUNYAN, N. J. zd Prize-R. CARTER, N. J Senior Essays, '88 W. H. JOHNSON, N. Y. 2d Prize-R. E. PRIME, JR., N. Y C 077Z?6fZ'fZWE Deoafe. -FRED. G. BEEBE, '88, N. Y. 2d Prize-FRED. KNOX, '88, N. I Sojblzomozo 01'czz'z'o1zs, ,Q0. ' -H. M. GESNER, N. J. zd Prize-H. W. HATHAWAY, N. I Soplzomore Essays, '90. --D. L. PIERSON, Pa. 2d Prize-H. W. HATHAWAY, N. I 155 . . Williams College. Freslzman Speakzbzg, '91. Ist PTiZC'-DONALD MCCOLL, N. Y. . zd Prize--M. M. MINASSIAN, Turkey Ffesfzmafz Essays, ,9I. Ist Prize-G. STEPHENS, N. J. ISE ISt ISt ISt ISt Ist Ist zd Prize-S. G. OLIPHANT, N. J WHIG. Senior Oraiiofzs, 'c?C?. Prize--W. W. WHITE, N. j. Prize Prize zd Prize-T. M. PARROTT, Ohio Sefzzbf' Essays, '88 -G. VAN DYKE, N. J. 2d Prize-G. W. HU'fCHINSON, N. J Ein! ComjJefz'z'z'Ue Debafe. -J. J. CHARLTON, 790, Oregon. Honorable Mention W. M. DANIELS, 238, Ohio. T. M. PARROTT, '88, Ohio. Second C077Q6fZ.fZ3Z'6 Debate. Prize-E. B. BAXTER, ,QO, Ga. , Prize- Prize- Prize- Honorable Mention G' R' WALLACE' ,9I' Va' I. NAKAGAWA, '90, Japan. junior Essays, '89 A. A. BROWNLEE, Pa. zd Prize-M. ALEXANDER, N. Y. Sophomore Oraiions, '90. K. L. AMES, Ill, zd Prize-J. J. CHARLTON, Oregon. Sopfzomare Essays, '90, W. S. FURST, Pa. 2d Pfize-E. W. SHULTZ, Pa. 156 Freshuzmzvz Spealeifzg, ' 91. Ist Prize-P. C. JONES, O. zcl Prize-W. AULL, Mo. F7'6Sh77Zd7l Esmyf, '91, :st Prize-G. R. WAI.LACE, Va. 2d Prize-G. R. WHEELER, Pa -il? NASSAU LIT. PRIZES. 1887-1888. Essay Prize. HARRY G. DRUMMOND, ,89, .... New Jersey The Shorter Poems of Robert Browning. Siory Przke. ROBERT ELIOT S11-EER, '89, ..,. Pennsylvania 'L Dell Ross, My Dell? Paefry Prize. WILLIAM F. Dlx, '89, . V. . New Jersey 625 J , ,I PCL uclnrig G5?O.fQ. HORACE ANDERSON, Ind JOHN W. BALLANTINE, N. Y. FREDERICK GRISWOLD BEEBE, N. JAMES SEGUIN DE BENNEVIICLE, Pa. CHARLES NEWBOLD BLACK, N. Y. ROBERT STAUNTON ADAMS, N. Y. Y STEPHEN WEART BLACKWELL, N. J. COLLINS PECHIN BLISS, N. Y. EDGAR SUMNER BLISS, Pa. WILLIAM J. J. BOWMAN, N. J. DAVID DANDIE BROUGH, R. I. HENRY IRICK BUDD, JR., N. J. CHARLES PERRY CAMPBELL, Iowa. ERNEST TROW CARTER, N. J. RUSSELL CARTER, N. J. JAMES ROBB CHURCH, D. C. HECTOR WILLIAM COWAN, N. Y. CALVIN BRADLEY CRAFTS, Fla. WINTHROP MORE DANIELS, Ohio. HUGH TROWBRIDGE DOBBINS, Cal. FREDERICK L. DRUBKMOND, N. J. LIVINGSTON FARRAND, N. J. JOHN FIELDHOUSE FENTON, N. J. ARTHUR DANIEL FORST, N. J. WILLIAM HOLMES FORSYTI-I, N. J. HOMER E. FRAZER, N. Y. FRANCIS M. FRAZER, N. J. JOHN FRAZER, JR., Pa. WILLIAM FRYLING, N. J. KEMPER FULLERTON, D. C. JAMES DIVERTY GODFREY, N. J. HARRY B. GOODWIN, N. J. JOHN CALVIN GRAHAM, JR., Ala. ROBERT HALSTEAD, Ohio. 92? I THOMAS BENTON HAMILTON, Ohio. JAMES HANCOCK, Pa. OSMUND HOWARD HARVEY, CHARLES JAMES HATFIELD, Pa. BENJAMIN V. D. HEDGES, N. J. CONRAD HEWITT, N. J. E. HICKS HERRICK, N. Y. SAMUEL COLGATE HODGE, Conn. WILLIAM LEDYARD HODGE, D. C. EDWIN MORTIMER H.OPKINS, N. Y. GEORGE WALLACE HUTCHINSON, N. J. THOMAS E. LNSLEE, N. J. WILLIAM MANN IRVINE, Pa. WILLIAM HALLOCK JOHNSON, N. Y. CHARLES LEONARD JONES, Pa. FRANK JONES KING, Pa. SAMUEL J. KING,'D. C. ROBERT HUTCHINSON KIRK, Pa. FREDERICK JAY KNOX, N. J. CHARLES WILLISTON MCALPIN, N. Y. THOMAS NESBITT MCCARTER, JR., N. CHARLES F. W. MCCLURE, Mass. ROBERT WINTERS MCGREGOR, Ohio. PORTER ROBERT MCMASTER, N. Y. GEORGE WHITFIELD MCMILLAN, N. J. JOHN MCMII,LAN, Pa. HOWVARD NICWILLIAMS, N. Y. RICHARD WAIN MEIRS, N. J. ULYSSES MERCUR, Pa. ANDREW HAROLD MILLER, Pa. JUNIUS SPENCER MORGAN, JR., N. Y. JOHN ELLIOT NICHOLSON, N. Y. ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON OSMER, Pa. THOMAS MARC PARROT, Ohio. 58 I GRAD UA TING CLASS-Confmzzed. JAMES HAMMOND PERSHING, Pa. T. MCCLURE PETERS, N. Y. CELSUS POMERENE, Ohio. LISTER POMERENE, Ohio. LUTHER EDMUNDS PRICE, N. J. WILLIAM COZENS PRICE, N. J. RALPH EARL PRIME, JR., N. Y. EVANS TULANE RICHARDSON, Va. ELLIOT VERNE RICHARDSON, N. Y JACOB RIEGEL, Pa. PETER RIOSECO, Pa. WILLIAM COURTLAND ROBINS WALTER WILLARD Ross, Mo. WILLIAM HENRY RUNYON, N. GEORGE E. SCOTT, N. Y. VVILLIAM L. SIDLE-R, Pa. CHARLES ALVIN SMITH, Pa. ON, N. Y. J. CHARLES SIDNEY SMITH, D. C. WILLIAM EMERY STUDDIFORD, N. J. ARTHUR PEMBERTON STURGES, N. Y. JAMES FREDERICK TAI.COTT, N. Y. JOHN BENTON THOMAS, N. J. STEPHEN G. THOMAS, N. J. FERRIS SHERMAN THOBIIPSON, N. Y. THORNTON FLOYD TURNER, N. Y. CHARLES W. VAN DYKE, N. J. GEORGE B. WESTCOTT VAN DYKK, N ELWOOD O. WAGENI-IURST, Pa. FRANK ALLAN WATERMAN, N. Y. WILLIAM WISNER VVHITE, N. J. CHARLES BARNES WILLIAMS, Pa. TENNIS WILLIAMSON, N. J. WALTER AUGUSTUS WYCROEE, India. EDWARD YEOMANS, N. J. P2385 I 59 1872 1873 1374 1875 X? aieaiefo l lCLI'1Q C SINCE 1872. -PFS -RICHARD PEARSON, North Carolina .... -JoHN P. K. BRYAN, South Carolina .... -CHARLES F. WI-IITLESEY, Virginia ........... . . -JOHN P. CAMPBELL, New York. ............. .. 1876-WILLIAM BRENTON GREENE, JR., New York. . . 1877-WILLIAM EMMET SLEMMONS, Ohio ............ .. 1878-DAVID STEVVART, Maryland .....,..... .. 1879-WILLIAII F. MAGIE, New Jersey ......... 1880-RIC1-IARIJ FIELD CONOVER, New Jersey .... .. 1881- 1882-JOHN C. HIBBEN, Illinois. .. .... .. .. .. I8S3-OTUXO CROUSE, New Jersey ..,......... 1884- 1885-CLARENCE W. MCILVAINE, Vermont, .. R. D. HARLAN, District of Columbia .... 1886-GEORGE T. EDDY, New York. ......... . 1887-PAUL MATTHENVS, District of Columbia .... . . . 1888-WINTHROP MORE DANIELS, Ohio ....... 'if Eiref lSJqr1El.e rizemerz FIRST PRIZE IN I876. Przkesx Ist, 31305 zd, 3120, gd, 3100. Q .Clio. Whig. . . .cIi0. .Whig. Whig. Whig. . .Clio. Whig. .Whig. Whig. ...Clio. . . Clio. JAMES M. BALDVVIN, South Carolina ..... .. . . . Clio. . . .Clio. .Whig. .Whig. is I8764DAVID BENTON JONES, Wisconsin ........ ..... C lio. 1877-SAMUEL JAMES RONVLAND, New York .... ..... C lio. 1878-W. S. EACHRON, New York.. ....... ...., C lio. 1879-ABRAM W. HALSEY, New Jersey.. . . .... ..... C lio. 1880-RODNEY JANVIER, India .................. .. .Clio. 1881-DAVID A. HAYNES, District of Columbia .... ...Clio. 1882-GEORGE Y. TAYLOR, New Jersey .......... ..... C lio. 1883-J. A. I-IODGE, Connecticut. ......... .... W hig. 1884-R. K. PRENTICE, New York ...... ..... C lio. 1885-EDMUND WILSON, New Jersey ..... ...Whig, 1886-WILSON FARRAND, New Jersey .... ..... C lio. 1887-F. G. SIJAULDING, Colorado- ........ .... W hig. I888-WINTHROP MORE DANIELS, Ohio,... .... Whig. O? tl-Q 'AK 'ffl' 160 C140 0 . f W 51571. ,F lf' J I ja' 'X' 'V . iff I will I ' 7211, , 'Y fr V! JL, , .',,f'J,'lf f,,L If Q f Eiqi' Qunior CGBIACLCOTO SINCE I872. T 1872-J. R. ADAMS, lNew jersey ..... 1873-I. H. Ross, Pennsylvania .....,.... 1884-ARTHIIR NEXVBIAN, New York .......... 1875- 1876-WILTON M. SMITH, New York .......... . . . 1877-CHARLES LUTHER WILLIAMS, New jersey. . . . . 1878- 1879-WILLIAM M. PADEN, Pennsylvania ,.... 1880-R. D. HARLAN, District of Columbia .... 1881-J. A. MCWILLIARIS, New York ......... 1882-WILLIAM K. SHELBY, Kentucky... I883--LEONIDAS DENNIS, New jersey .... 1884-GRANT R. BENNETT, Wisconsin ...... 1885-CHARLES R. ERDMAN, New York ..... 1886--R. W. MASON, Ohio .................. 1887-JAMES H. PERSI-IING. Pennsylvania. . .. 1888-ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, Pennsylvania .... . 547 QC 1 W .1 A.,.'ff.g,1,,c.,, r ,.' 1 -K lg, mf' L-I- I., LLC .1 V Mx f ffL.i,f11.v, I 6 x cr lvlctefeiciq Qvizemen. FIRST GIVEN IN Y872. PRIZE, 3100. 1872-SIMON JOHN MCPHERSON, New York ....... I873-JAMES HENRY Ross, New York ........ 1874-JAMES PENNENVILL, Delaware ......... ....... 1875- HENRY EDGAR DAVIS, District of Columbia ..... ,... 1876-WILLIAM EMMET SLEMMONS, Ohio. ....... .. 1877-WILLIAM DULLES, IR., Pennsylvania.. . . . I878-WILLIAM T. ELSING, Illinois .............. I87Q-WILLIAM M. PADEN, Pennsylvania .......... 1880-RICHARD D. HARLAN, District of Columbia .... .. ISSI-GEORGE F. GREENE, New York ............ 1882-WILLIAM K. SHELBY, Kentucky. .... . . 1883-JAMES M. BALDYVIN, South Carolina .... 1884-CLARENCE W. MCII.VAINE, Vermont .... 1885-MARION M. MILLER, Ohio ......... 1886-ROGER B. JOHNSON, West India .... I887-WALTER A. WYCIQOEE, India. ....... . 1888- W HARRY G. DRUMMOND, New jersey .... l it Lfgiir :ff vI6I ! 1 f JAMES WALTER LONVRIE, New York ....... . . , . VVILLIAM T. ELsING, Illinois. ........... .... . Whig Whig Whig Whig . .Clio . .Clio Whig . .Clio Whig . .Clio Whig . .Clio Whig Whig iiiiVVhig Whig . .Clio Sidi . 1 . . Clio Whig . . Clio Whig. Whig. Whig. Whig. . . . . .CliO. ...Wh1g. .....C1io. Whig. .....C1io. . .CliO. Whig. .. . . .CliO. .....Clio. .....CliO. -nf, 122 if fi ,ij Cf! I 'fix c -.4 ' 'QQ 4529 29 -H1559-fQ49 QW F'34222EQ2 i9 7Q.gi14i eff eecreofie- 1 .r fogrwv-vig . E Q:-1:1-,m.,. -0 up V-LY, '. - 2- , Am - .-.mm '-QTY' -.4 :L A , F .1 ,- 'n w A. WELL 39214, H 955 nw ,gun 's1 ,,s,.,-2' , Gy m m a? 1 - 2 -I .Q if 2- xiii 'I as ww : R iff ' -f -. ' ,ga -' , f. fu i ii- -' ' ' 'AF 1 ' - 3 in , I f 7 ras, 'er MTI?--I-f R f 5- 1 . f. V W f fg Km 'GH , -r wh ff.: I I I Zgdx z Lf qt:-4Q, , ' W..3+xf , bf,-,Q 1.55 --J.. ,V . .,,:.... . ,n.., . ' -. 1, .g L, . 3 .V -- 3..Q4,x.v 335, .g - EL xx SQ , , Y , k gs S, .E AA ,. ' . , mjiii-Qag j 1-M N r- I , Q . L Cf -X-'N ' -Q A 'wrggg U2S.24ef ' fX?b f27fEFfg ' S cif 40 16.1 si :ax Lf , is ps Y 'fig' ' Q ' 'ffifgifff' ' m g w Wig ' -fv QPxPunQni QPW-Soeiciilone. -f ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NASSAU HALL. FOUNDED 1826. FWS! Preszdenl. JAMES MADISON, LL.D., Class of 1771, President of the United States Preszkiefzf. Hon. ROBERT STOCKTON GREEN, LL.D., '5o, Governor of New Jersey Vzke-Pfeszkiefzts. HARVEY LINDSLEY, M.D., LL.D., '2o.. .of the Hon. JOHN S. HAGER, LL.D., '36 ...... Col. JAMES W. ABERT, '38 .......... Hon. CRAIG BIDDLE, LL.D., '41 .... Hon. JOHN T. NIXON, LL.D., '41. ..... H Hon. JOSHUA D. PICKETT, Ph.D., '41. .. Hon. Hon. S. MILLER BRECKINRIDGE, LL.D., 47 WALTER IVIANN, Esq., '48. .............. JAMES W. ALEXANDER, Esq., '60 .... JOHN K. CONVAN, Esq., '66 ...... I-Ion. J. BAYARD MCPHERSON, '66.. .. SPENCER TRASK, Esq., '66.. . . .. JAMES LAUGHLIN, JR., Esq., '67 .... THOMAS H. ATHERTON, Esq., '74 .... SIMON J. MCPHERSON, D.D., ,74... .. Rev. WM. J. HARSHA, '74 ....... JOTI-IAM POTTER, Esq., '77 ,............ THONIAS N. IVICCARTER, LL.D., '45 I4 II It I: Washington Association California Cincinnati Philadelphia New Jersey Kentucky Newark St. Louis Minnesota Princeton Club of N. Y Baltimore Association. Central Pa. 1' ' Long Island Western Pa. ' Northeastern Pa. Chicago ' Omaha Cleveland ' I 1 rc za Secreiarzies . Prof. JOHN T. DUFFIELD, D.D., 141. Prof. HENRY 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. 163 THE PR-INCETON CLUB OF NEW'YORK. FOIJNDED 1866 A5 AN ASSOCIATION. MERGED INTO CLUB 1886. Preszkient. HENRY VAN DYKE. D.D., '73. V zke-Preszkienis. Hon. ROBERT STOCKTON GREEN, LL.D., '5o. JOHN L. CADVVALADER, '56, SPENCER TRASK, '66, JAMES W. ALEXANDER, '6O, J. COLEMAN DRAYTON, 173, CHARLES SCRIBNER, '75, WILLIAM B. LIORNBLOWER '71, T reaszarer. CORNELIUS C. CUYLER, ,7Q, 52 William St., New York City. . Secrelary. RUDOLPH E. SCHIRMER, 35 Union Square, New York City. Execulzbe C1077Z77ZZffZ6. M. TAYLOR PYNE, '77, Ckazrmarz. CHARLES F. IMBRIE, '70, WILLIAM DULLES, JR., '78, DAVID PATON, '74, SAMUEL LLOYD, M.D., '82, CHARLES A. MUNN, '81, J. ELMER HEDGES, '84, JONATHAN STURGES, '85. Meetings bi-monthly. Annual Dinner in March. Average attendance 240 TI-IE PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA AND VICINITY. ' FOUNDED MAY, 1868. Preszkierzl. Hon. BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER, LL.D., '34, Vzke-Preszklerzis. Hon. JAMES POLLOCR, LL.D., '31, Hon. FURMAN SHEPPARD, '45, Rev. JOHN A. CHILDS, D.D., '36, WM. A. INGHAM, Esq., '49, Hon. CRAIG BIDDLE, ,4I, EDYVARD S. CLARKE, Esq., '38 SAMUEL B. HUEY, Esq., '63. ' Serreiary. GEORGE R. VAN DUSEN, Esq., '77, S. E. cor. Oth and Locust Sts., Phila Treasurer. JOSIAH R. ADAMS, '73. Exefzzizizfe Coflzmzkiee. J. BAYARD HENRY, '76, LOUIS C. VANUXEM, '79, HENRY B. THOMPSON, '77, ALFRED T. BAKER, '84, PHILIPPUS W. MII.LER, '7g. Membership, 300. 164 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. FOUNDED 1872. Preszkienl. HARVEY LINDSEY, M.D., LL.D., '2o. Vzke-Preszkieiz fs. Hon. WM. H. ARBISTRONG, '47, Hon. GEORGE GRAY, U. S. S., '59 Pres. JAS. C. WELLING, LL.D., '44, Hon. ALEX. B. HAGNER, '45, Hon. A. H. COLQUIT, U. S. S., '44, CHARLES ABERT, 742, Hon. J. DONALD CAMERON, U.S.S., '52, HENRY B. MUNN, '47, Gen. W. W. BELKNAP, '48. EXEEZIXZIZIE Caffzmzwee. W. STONE ABERT, '65, Hon. Jos. K. MCCAMMON, '65, EDWARD S. MCCALMONT, '77, F. D. MCKENNEY, '84, FRANCIS S. PRESBREY, '79, H. CLAY STEWVART, '85. Secrelary. JOHN H. VOORHEES, '41, cor. Ninth and F Sts., Washington. . Treasurer. A. B. KELLEY, '7o.' Annual Meeting in january. Membership, 75. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CHICAGO AND THE NORTHWEST. FOUNDED x876. . Preszkieni. Rev. SIMON J. MCPI-IERSON, D. D., ,74. Vzke-Preszkienis. THOMAS D. JONES, '76, WILLIAM S. MILLIGAN, '64, CALVIN G. GREEN, 177. Secffetmy and Treasurer. WM. B. MCILVAINE, '85, ZI Borden Block, Chicago. 165 Executzbfe C'0mmz7z'ee. SAMUEL BAKER, '65, Chazkwzarz. Rev. THOMAS C. HALI., '79, LYNN HELM, 779, WM. ALTON, JR., '84, JAMES M. HARLAN, '83. Membership, 125. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. FOUNDED x875. .Pre5zkienl. JAMES LOUGHLIN, JR., '68, Vzke-Preszkienis. Hon. NATHANIEL EWING, '69, GEORGE HAMILTON, '8o. Secreiary. JAMES M. MACFARLANE, '78. 'Treasuren GEORGE B. SHEA, '86, Execuizizfe Cammzfiee. JOSEPH B. SHEA, '85, Chazbfman. WILLIAM W. LAWRENCE, '78, FRANK H. DENNY, '80, GEORGE A. HOWE, '78, JAMES P. SHAW, '86, JAMES J. LAWRENCE, '86. Membership, 150. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CINCINNATI AND VICINITY. Preszkienl. Col. JOHN W. ABERT, '38, Vzke-Preszkients. I-Ion. THOMAS L. JONES, '40, President L. D. POTTER, D.D., '41, Hon. J. D. PICKETT, '41, Prof. A. A. E. TAYLOR, D.D., '54, Prof. JOHN DEWITT, D.D., '61, Hon. GEORGE B. KIRKLAND, '70, President W. B. BODINE, '60, 166 Secretary. - EDNVARD H. ERNST, '82, N. W. cor. Third and Scott Streets, Covington, Ky. Treasurer. P, A. REECE, ,75. Executzive C ommzitee. OREN B. BROWN, '76, l FRANK H. KEMPER, '78, Hon. DAVID L. MASSIE, '80, JOHN C. L. PUGI-I, '76. Membership, zoo. Annual Meeting, second Week in April. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF ST. LOUIS OFFICERS, 1887-1888. Preszdeni. Hon. S. M. BRECRINRIDGE, LL.D., '45. V zke-Preszkien ls. Hon. THOMAS H. HEWES, '43, Dr. E. S, LEMOINE, '45, Hon. I. W. MARTIN, '55, DABNEY' CARR, Esq., '52, ' Treasurer. K. DUNCAN MELLIER, '69, Secretary. CHARLES CLAFLIN ALLEN, '75. Exffufllllf Commzlfee. CHARLES M. SWITZER, ,73, WILLIAM F. WICKI-IAM, '79, FRANCIS T. BRYAN, '8z. Meets annually in April. Membership, 90. 167 PRINCETON COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE PACIFIC COAST. Preszkiefzt. Rev. ALBERT VVILLIAMS, '2g. Secrefary. Rev. FREDERICK E. SHEARER, D.D., '63, 757 Market St., San Francisco Executzbxe C ommzftee. Hon. JOHN S. I-IAGER, LL.D., '56, LALFRED A. WOODHULL, M.D., '56, Rev. J. P. EGBERT, '74. Meets annually. Membership, 75. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF LOUISVILLE FOUNDED 18845 Preszkiwzf. THOMAS D. DAVIDSON, Ph.D., '48, Secretary. Prof. JOHN G. CECIL, '76, 413 West Chestnut Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Treasurer. CLIFTON RODES BARRETT, '81. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF OMAHA. FOUNDED 1884. ,Preszkienz'. Prof. C. DES ISLETS, '59. Secretary. THOMAS C. HALL, ,79. Treasurer. L. P. FONKHOUSER, '78, Omaha, Nebraska. Membership, 50. A ' 168 I PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA. FOUNDED x885. Preszkiefzl. Prof. JAMES MCDOUGALL, Ph.D., '54. Vzke-Preszkiezzl. HENRY F. WALLACE, ,73. Secnfiary. S. S. Sci-1uL'rz, M.D., '52, Danville, Pa. Treasurer. GEORGE R. FLEMING, '83. Execatzwe Commzftee. ADDISON CANDOR, '73. J. D. Coox, '74. Hon. H. M. HINCKLEY, '74. N. W. FUNK, ,74. E. W. GREENOUGH, ,75. JNo. W. GEPHART, '74. Membership, 150. Annual Meeting, third Tuesday of November at Harrisburg. , PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF MARYLAND FOUNDED 1869. Preszkieni. Gen. BRADLEY TYLER JOHNSON, '49. Vzke-Preszkienls. Hon. L. T. H. IRVING, LL.D., '46, ' ROBERT W. JOHNSON, M.D., '76 Joi-IN H. HANDY, '48. ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG, '68. T. M. MARBURY, '5o. JOHN P. POE, '54, Prof. JAMES W. REESE, '59. Hon. J. CLARENCE LANE, '72. 169 Treasurer. CHARLES BEASTEN, JR., '61. Serretary. HIRAM WOODS, M.D., '79, 89 Franklin Street, Baltimore. Exenuizive C0mmz?z'ee. HENRY PARKE CURTIS WILSON, M.D., '48, JAMES E. MICHAEL, M.D., '71, ALEXANDER BROWN, '78 T. KELL BRADFORD, 772. A WALTER W. BROOKS, '79 GEORGE R. GAITHER, '78. X Annual Meeting on the second Thursday Of February, in Baltimore Membership, zoo. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF LONG ISLAND. FOUNDED 1885, Preszkieazi. Prof. ROBERT FOSTER, Pli.D., ,47. Vzke-Preszkienl. I. H. DARLINGTON, Ph.D., '77, Secremry. Rev. N.. WOOLSEY WELLS, ,72. Treasurer. Prof. W. J. NEVINS, '2q. EZZCufZBlE Coffzmzftfe. Rev. TIIOS. B. MCLEOD, D.D., ,7O. Rev. J. C. HUME, Y77. ARCHIBALD MCCULLAGH, '68. LOUIS 1. LANG, Esq., 81. 170 - PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE ' NEW NORTHWEST. 4 FOUNDED 1886. Preszkiefzf. Gen. GEO. B. HALSTEAD, 139. V zke-Preszkient. Hon. WESTCOTT WILKIN, '43. .Secretary and Treasurer. W. W. CONNOR, '85, Minneapolis, Minn. Meets at Minneapolis and St. Paul alternately. Membership, I75. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NORTHEAST PENNSYLVANIA. FOUNDED 1886. Preszkisazzf. JOHN S. STEWART, D.D., '56. Vzke-Praszkients. ' FRANK B. HODGE, D.D., YSQ. HENRY H. WELLES, D.D., Y44. Col. EDWARD S. MoFFAT, '63. Secreiary. H. H. WELLES, IR., '82, Kingston, Pa. Treasurer. A LYDDON FLICK, '8z. Execufzizfe Cammzltee. Tuos. H. ATHERTON. '74, Clmzrman. AUSTIN B. BLAIR, '66, JAMES E. BURR, '75, NICHOLAS F. STAHL, '69, Hon. J. R. WRIGHT, '79, CYRUS O. DERSHIMER, '74, Rev. GEO. H. INGRAM, '80, 171 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NEWVJERSEY. FOUNDED 1886, Preszkieni. Hon. E. W. SCUDDER, LL.D., '41. Secretary, CHAS. I-IEWITT, Trenton, N. J. Treasurer. F. D. COOK, '76. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CLEVELAND. FOUNDED 1887. Preszkievzf. Rev. WILTON M. SMITH, '77. Vzke-Preszkiefzis. THOMPSON MCGOWVAN, '6I. JOTHAM POTTER, '77. FREDERICK B. DUVAL, D.D., '72 Secremry and Treasurer. SAMUEL L, HAMII.L, Cleveland, Ohio. EX6CWfZ7UE Commzliee. I, POTTER, '77, Chairman. EDVKIARD W. HAINES, '66, L. H. PRESCOTT, '83. CLINTON S. DAY, '83. SAMUEL M. HAMILL, '8O. 172 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NEWARK, N. I. - FOUNDED 1888. Preszkiwzf. Hon. THOMAS N. MCCARTER, LL.D., 'J,5. Vzke-Preszkiefz fs. EDGAR HOLDEN, M.D., '59, Rev. DAVID R. FRAZER, D.D., '61 EUGENE VANDERPOEL, '64. Secrziary. THOMAS W. HARVEY, M.D., '75, Exerzzfzhfe C07lZ7IZZffEE. Hon. JOSEPH L. MUNN, '62, CHANDLER W. RIKER, '76, Hon. EDWARD G. KEASBY, '75, PHILIP N. JACKSON, '81, SHERRERD DEPUE, '85 . T73 1 5' macro? O 914 ii? CHARLES EWXNG ELMER, . Trustee of College. ' ' ALUMNI. REV.JAMESBAHEY:HYNDSHAW, JABEZIHERSON'PENNINGTON, . DAVID THOMPSON, . RICHARD ROSS CRAWFORD, REV.JAMESh4ACDOUGALL, . JOHN MACGOWAN BARCLAY, . BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER, LL.D., JAMESCRANE,NLD, . . FREDERICK KNIGHTON, D.D., JOEL PARKER, LL.D., . ELBERT STOTOEE.PORTER,IJlD, REV. SAMUEL NEWELL HOWELL, . THOMAS RVERSON, M.D,, . REV. FENWICK T. R. WILLIAM, . HON.JAMESB.EVERHART, . CHARLES NEWBOLD BLACK, BROOKS DAVIS, D.D., . ' . MARTRIE LOWRIE HOFFARD, D.D., THEODORE LYNN BYINGTON, D.D., 'THEODOREI1YALL, . . EDMUND MCKNIGHT TINGLE, M.D., JOHN'JOLEUS, . . . . EZRA1D.PARKER, . . VVHJJAM ALEXANDER.PERCY, SIDNEv'THOMPSON,B1l1, . REV. EDWARD HARRISON CAMP, . CHARUH C.RAWN, . . THOMASI1ARRmON'GARRE1T, . WILLIAM SEELY LITTLE, M. D., RICHARD IIENRV APPLEEV, . 174 1820 1823 1825 1829 1830 1833 1834 1835 1837 1839 1839 1840 1840 1840 Ig42 1845 1846 1349 1849 1849 1849 1852 1853 1853 1354 1861 1861 1868 1869 1885 1 49 reOiEler11'O OF THE ' 9? VZ. L90 age O ew eweg. ' ACCESSUS. EXITUS. Rev. JONATHAN DICKINSON? .... ..... A pril Oct. 1747 Rev. AARON BURR8. ......... 1748 1747 Rev. JONATHAN EDWARDSN .... .... J an. Mar. 1758 Rev. SAMUEL DAVIES54' ................ . . .. . . 1756 1761 Rev. SAMUEL FINLEY, D.D.8 ............. .... 1 761 1766 Rev. JOHN WITHERSPOON, D.D., LL.D.+ ...... .... 1 768 1794 Rev. S. STANHOPE SMITH, D.D., LL.D.8+ .... .... 1 795 1812 ASHBEL GREEN, D.D., LL.D.8'1' ............ .... 1 812 1822 JAMES CARNAHAN, D.D., LL.D.+ Jf. ....... .... I 823 1854 JOHN MACLEAN, D.D., LL.D.,4+-J ........... .... 1 854 1868 JAMES MOCOSH, D.D., LL.D., L.H.D.1.... ,... 1868 1888 FRANCIS L. PATTON, D.D., LL.D. ...... .... I 888 8 Decea.Sed. 1'ReSigned. NASSAU HALL, OR NORTH COLLEGE Qoipiyege i89ui?EI.in9O. OLD PRESIDENT,S HOUSE ........... GEOLOGICAL HALL Cofficesj .... EAST COLLEGE ............... WEST COLLEGE .... CLIO HALL .... .. WHIG HALL .... . .... .. OLD CHAPEL. .............. . NEW PRESIDENT,S HOUSE .... MUSEUNI ................ . . . GYMNASIUM .............. DICICINSON HALL. ..... .. REUNION HALL .......... . HALSTED OBSERVATORY ..... SCIENTIFIC BUILDING ...... LIBRARY. .... ....... . . WITHERSPOON HALL ...... WORKING OBSERVATORY.. . . . MURRAY HALL. .......... . EDWARDS HALL ........ MARQUAND CHAPEL ....... BIOLOGICAL IJABORATORY. . . . . . . . . 1 ERE CTED. 1756 1756 1803 1833 1836 1838 1838 1347 1849 1856 1869 1870 1870 1872 1873 1873 1877 1878 1879 ISSO 1881 1887 JOHN DEGNAN ..... WILLIAM LEGGETT.. SAM,L CALHOUN, . . . WM. T. BUNN ...... JOHN ROTHWILER.. JOHN REDDING ..... ROBERT MCCLURE . THOMAS BENHAM. ., JOHN MCCLOSKY. .. JAMES KELLY ...... . STEPHEN WAIBEL. . . FRED. SCI-IALER ..... FRED. FISHER .... GEO. HARMOUR ..... RODERICK WILLIAMS. . DENNIS' SULLIVAN. . ,. PETER HARMOUR... C. HARBIOUR. ...... . CHARLES RULE ..... WILLIAM HALL ..... ALEX. ASCH ...... PAT,K SULLIVAN .... JAMES HUTTON ..... WM. WHORTLEY .... JOB FARLEY ..... E. VOORHEES. .. THOS. JAMES. .... . S. STAATS ....... . . DANIEL GILMORE.. . . . ALFRED KALLAM.. . . JAMES JOHNSON ..... ALEX. WESLEY.. . . Gmpfoqeeo. Policeman. Night Watchman. Night Watchman. Carpenter. Carpenter. Engineer of Boiler House. Fireman of Boiler House. Steam Fitter. Night Watchman of Univ. Janitor University Hall. Engineer University Hall. Foreman. Mechanical Engineer. Helper. Sexton. Janitor of Dickinson Hall. Janitor of Scientific Building. Asst. Janitor Scientific Building Hall . .. .Janitor of Gymnasium. Servant for Witherspoon. Servant for West College. Servant for Witherspoon Hall. Servant for Reunion Hall. Servant for Edwards Hall. Janitor East College. Assistant Servant. Assistant Servant. Carman. Sanitarian. Assistant Sanitarian. . . . . .Licensed Vender. . . . . .Licensed Vender. I -- r ' ' W r f N 5 ,11 V, f- ' C Kr , xlll l ii fl--L l l nl flmvklgi ' If A V f---he-fQ P'i L7 r -L H W, PL - Y F. i A M arms W K ' A-Q l,,f' .rw-A, ff- SEP YEMBER. 14th, College opens. 17th, E. O. Wagenhurst chosen Captain of Foot-ball, vice Cook. Freshman Class Meeting-Election of Oiiicers: President, Barnes, Vice-president, Cassellbury, Secre- tary, Allen, Treasurer, Dana. zrst, Glee Club Trials. Soph. Class Meeting-Election of Officers: President, Yeakle, Secretary, Sutphen, Treasurer, Livingood, Captain of Nine, Rodgers, of Eleven, Hirst 5 Historian, Channing. Base-ball, '88 yy, '90, 13-7. 24th, Base-ball, '89 vs.i'9o, 7-3. 25th, Professor Drummond, ofthe University of Edinburg, addressed the students. 27th, Base-ball, '88 215, ,'89, 21-6. . OCTOBER. 3d, Base-ball, 'go in-, '91, 8-6. 4th, Base-ball, '88 wr, go, 14-o. Close of championship series, '88 wins the banner. Election of Sophomore Reception Committee: Alexander, Ames, Auchincloss, Bickham, Blair, Bodine, Conant, Farr, Horn, McMillan, Perrin, Rodgers, Shephard, Voorhees. 7th, 'Varsity Eleven subject to change: Bickham, Irvine, Janeway, George, Cowan, Church, Speer 5 Quarter-back, Hancock, 'Half-backs, Wagenhurst fCaptainj, L. Price, Full-back, Ames. 8th, Foot-ball, Princeton vs. Lafayette, 47-o. Oelrich Cup Tournament, Staten Island Cricket Ground. Princeton ws. South Boston, o-4. Foot-ball Convention at Fifth, Avenue Hotel. rzth, Students admitted behind the fence in the Library. Foot-ball, Princeton vs. Rutgers, 30-o. Trials for the Dramatic Association. 15th, Foot-ball, Princeton vs. Lehigh, 80-0. ' 177 23-24 Dr. Vinton lectures on Art of Printing. 17th, Base-ball meeting. Collection for building cage for the nine begun. 19th, Foot-ball, Princeton vs. University of Pa., 61-0. 2cth, Freshman Class Meet- ing, Officers elected, President, Barnes, Vice--president, Cassell- bury, Secretary, W. F. Allen , F oot-ball Captain, Bradford, Manager, Dana. 2ISt, R. Carter and W. Hodge, '88, win doubles in tennis tournament. 22d, University of Pennsylvania Us. Prince- ton, in Princeton, score, 48-0. Meeting of the Advisory Committee at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, to appoint referees and um- pires for the championship games. 26th, Annual Fall Meeting of the P. C. A. A. , winners as follows: 100 yards dash, King, '88, Mile Run, Carter, '88, Running High jump, Barnes, '91, Mile Walk, Cooper, 'QI , Putting the Shot, Wagenhurst, '88 , Half-mile Run, Baker, '90, Running Broad jump, Chapin, '90, 220 Yards Dash, King, '88, Throwing the Hammer, janeway,'90, Bicycle Race, Campbell, '88, Quarter-mile Run, Chapin, '90, Foot-ball. Quarter-mile Race, Hancock, '88. Library Meeting. 27tl'1, First Division of Chapel Stage. 29th, First Championship Game, Prince- ton wg, Wesleyan, 60-0. 'QI wr, Brooklyn Hills, 48-0. Lacrosse, Druids fly, Princeton, four goals to two in favor of Druids. JVO VEMBER. ISf, Dr. McCosh's first lecture on the H Religious Aspect of Evolution. November LIT. out. 5th, Championship Game, Prince- ton zfs. University of Pennsylvania, 95-O, '91 vs, Pennington, I4-O, unfinished Mass Meeting of the College to endorse john K. Cowan, '66, and DeLancey Nicoll, '74. Second Division of Chapel Stage. 8th, Second lecture by Dr. McCosh on H Evolution. 9th, '88 Horse Athletic Games held. IOtl'1, Regular November meeting of Trustees , Dr. McCosh offers his resignation, committee ap- pointed to act on it, and to ,consult concerning his successor. 12th, Third Division of Chapel Stage. Howard game, score, 12-0 in favor of Howard. 791 vs. Lawrenceville, I2-6. 14th, Fourth Division of Chapel Stage spoke at 7.30 p. m. 15th, Dr. McCosh's third and last lecture on ft Evolution. 17th, Weak Woman and Larkin's Love Letters, presented by Dramatic Association. Ivy Club German. 18th, Yale vs. Princeton, 12-o. '91 115, Columbia '91, 16-0. 28th, First Library Meeting on Evolution. 30th, Glee Club Concert at Hightstown. Second Library Meeting on Evolution. 178 DECEMBER. zd, Sophomores elected Bric-5-Brac Committee : Pierson, Hathaway, Lowrie, Bright, Yeakle. Glee Club Concert at German- town, Pa. Clio Hall Senior Essays: first, W. H. johnson, second, R. E. Prime. 3d, I. C. F. B. A. Advisory Committee met at Fifth Avenue Hotel. Election of Philadelphian Officers: President, Wyckoff, Vice-president, R. Carter. 5th, Senior Class Elections: Master of Ceremonies, E. O. Wagenhurst, President, G. E. Scott, Secretary, P. R. McMaster, Orator, J. H. Pershing, Poet, F. L. Drummond, Ivy Orator, W. A. Wyckoff, Historian, T. M. Parrott, Presentation Orator, J. R. Church, Prophet, W. M. Irvine , Censor, T. N. McCarter, Class Day Committee, E. T. Carter, H. W. Cowan, L. Farrand, H. E. Frazer, J. D. Godfrey, R. Halstead, T. B. Hamilton, -I. Hancock, B. V. D. Hedges, W. L. Hodge, Ulysses Mercur, L. Price, F. P. Thompson, Alternates, I. E. Nicholson, W. C. Robinson, Nassau Herald Committee, R. H. Kurk, G. McMillan, E. T. Richardson, W. L. Sidler, S. G. Thomas, Ode Committee, C. J. Hatfield, E. M. Hopkins, W. E. Studdiford, Memorial Committee, O. A. Blackwell, K. Fullerton, H. McWilliams, A. S. Osmer, Washington's Birthday Orator, S. J. King, Class '76 Prize Debater, F. J. Knox. 6th, juniors elected Washington's Birthday Orator, George, Debater, Aulick. 7lfll, Whig Hall, Senior Orators: first, W. W. White, second, T. M. Parrott. Clio Hall, Sophomore Orators: first, Gesner, second, Hathaway. 8th, Last Chapel Stage Division. Freshmen elected Washington's Birthday Orator, McCall, Debater, G. Wallace. 9th, Glee Club Concert at Orange, N. I., Sophomores elected Washington's Birthday Orator, Perrin, Debater, Baxter. rzth, Hector Cowan, '88, elected Foot- ball Captain. Examinations begin. zrst, First term closes. fA rv UAE Y. 4th, College re-opens. 8th, Dr. Henry J. Van Dyke, jr., con- ducted services at Marquand Chapel. 9th, First University Lecture on Painting, by Dr. Prime. rzth, Second Lecture by Dr. Prime. 16th, Third Lecture by Dr. Prime. Medals awarded for general excellence in Athletics: iirst prize, White, '88, second prize, Terhune,'89, third prize, Gesner, '89, 17th, james Hancock elected Chairman of Class Day Committee, james Godfred, Secretary. zoth, Announcement of Baird Prizemen: in Oratory, 179 ' first prize, J. H. Pershing, Pa., second prize, Russel Carter, N. I., third prize, Kemper Fullerton, D. C. In Poetry, Tomas M. Parrot, O. In Disputations, first prize, S. C. Hodge, Conn. , second prize, F. I. Knox, N. I. zrst, james Godfrey, '88, elected University Treasurer. 2 3d, Farr elected member of '90 Bric-a-Brac Committee. 25th, Preliminary J. O. Contest. 28th, Meeting of the Intercol- legiate Press Association of Middle States, in Philadelphia, Pa. Announcement of junior Orators , from Clio, H. G. Drummond, N. I., W. J. George, O., R. E. Speer, Pa., D. Todd, Ky. From Whig, W. S. Chase, O., T. W. Hotchkiss, N. Y., C. B. Mitchell, N. I., R. W. Life, N. J. Fire in Witherspoon Hall. goth, Meet- ing College Base-ball Association, in New York. l , FEBRUAR Y. rst, Whig Hall, First Competitive Debate: first prize, J. J. Charlton, '90, first honorable mention, A. M. Daniels, '88, second honorable mention, T. M. Parrot, '88, 4th, Student delegation from Columbia College, New York. 8th, Meeting of Board of Trustees. Dr. Francis L. Patton unanimously elected President, rzth, Dr. Patton preached in Marquand Chapel. 13th, Senior German at Ivy Club House. 14th, Ivy Club Reception, Glee Club Concert, junior Assembly. 18th, Meeting of Intercollegiate Lacrosse Convention in New York r9th, Dr. Patton conducted services in Marquand Chapel. zzd, Orations in Old Chapel at II a. ni. , Gymnasium Exhibition in afternoon, and '76 Prize Debate in evening. 24th, Glee Club Concert in Chickering Hall, New York. 26th, Student delegation from Lafayette. - AIARCH. 1st, Dr. Patton's Letter of Acceptance received by the Trustees. Formation of a Northwestern Association. zd, Glee Club Concert in Philadelphia. 6th, Professor Libbey's lecture on Moscow. 7th, Election of Offrcers of Foot-ball Association: I. R. Barr, '89, President, J. I. Charlton, '9o. Treasurer. Whig Hall Preliminary Lynde Debate: W. M. Daniels, S. C. Hodge, J. H. Pershing, ap- pointed, T. N. McCarter, alternate. rrth, Student delegation from Yale. 12th, Blizzard, 14th Library Meeting. Dr. Patton, of the Seminary, read a paper on Defective Psychology of the Modern English School. 19th, Dr. Theodore Cuyler, in Second Presbyterian Church, on Intemperancef' A zrst, Library Meeting, 180 Papers read by Professor Marquand and Frothingham on Theory of Beauty. 23d, College Minstrel Concert for Base-ball Cage. 27th, Lecture in Old Chapel, by Mr. C. D. Kellogg, on Principles of Organized Charities. 28th, Formation of Western Pennsylvania Club. 29th, Mr Anthony Comstock on Suppression of Vice in Murray Hall. 31st, Meeting of New Graduate Advisory Committee. Tug of War Team: Cowan, '88, Channing, '91, Church, '91, and Cooper, '91. APRIL. 2d, Second Term Examinations begun, Borough Election, No License victorious. 3d, W. B. Segur, '89, elected Captain of the Lacrosse Team. First Base-ball Game of the Season. ,V3-TSIIY Us. Newark, score, 2-6. 6th, Whig Hall Seniors graduate. 7th, 'Varsity vs, Athletics, at Philadelphia, score, 3-24. 9th, Last issue of .P7'i7Z66f07ZZ'GlZ, Vol. XII. rrth-18th, Spring vacation. 11th, 'V2LISify wx. Cuban Giants, 6-6. 13th, 'Varsity 115. Cuban Giants, 5-4. 14th, 'Varsity zfr. Washington, 7-18. 16th, 'Varsity yy, Washington, 3-zo. Iiflfll, 'Varsity 113, Baltimore, 4-14. 18th, 'Varsity yy. Philadelphia, 2-6. 19th, 'Varsity 215, New York, 5-21. 18th, Third term began. zoth, First issue Prz'fzrefo:zz'afz, Vol. XIII. zo-zzd, Thirteenth Annual Convention of the New jersey Y. M. C. A., at Plainfield. 21st, 'Varsity vs. Staten Island, at Princeton, score, 14-3. 24th, Election of Officers of the Tennis Association: F. S. Katzenbach, President, B. H. Adams, Treasurer. 25th, Easton w. 'Varsity, at Princeton, 4-7. 26th, Princeton wins first championship game from Yale, at Princeton, by a score of 6 to 5. 3oth, Election of 'Officers of the Western Penna. Club: President, Pershing, '88 , Vice-president, Bovaird, '89. MAY. 2d, Quaker City zf.v.'Varsity, at Princeton, score, 9-13. La- crosse, Rutgers w, Princeton, at Princeton, score, o-5. 5th, Princeton vs. Yale, at New Haven, score, 4-ro. Princeton wins first championship game at Lacrosse against Stevens, at Princeton, by alscore of 3-2. Foot-ball Convention at New York. 7th, Princeton 115. Harvard, at Cambridge, score, 3-9. 8th, Seminary Commencement. roth, Mrs. Gerrit Smith's concert in University Hall. 12th, Harvard wr, Princeton, at Princeton, score, II-O, Lacrosse, 'Varsity vs. Lehigh, at Allentown, score, 3-1. 14th, 181 Freshman Glee Club concert, at Lawrencevillep 16th, Lacrosse Team 715. Druids, at Baltimore, score, o-2. 17th, Annual Banquet of the Ohio Club, W. S. Chase elected President for the ensuing year. 18th, Glee Club Concert, at Morristown. 19th, Cornell 215, 'Varsity, at Princeton, score, 4-o, in favor of Princeton. Banquet of the Northwestern Club at New York. Yale 715. Harvard, at New Haven. Lacrosse, Princeton, 6, University of N. Y., 2. 23d, Princeton wins championship in Lacrosse, by defeating Harvard at Princeton, 2-1. 25th, Clio Hall Sophomore Prize Essays: Ist, D. L. Pierson, 2d, H. W. Hathaway. 26th, Mrs. Cleveland's visit to Princeton. Dr. McCosh's and Prof Marquand's receptions. Exhibi- tion game between Yale and Princeton, score, 7-3. goth, Harvard wg, Princeton, at Princeton, score, I5-4. j UNE. zd, Princeaon zu. Harvard, at Cambridge, score, 2-7. 5th, Yale vs. Princeton, at Princeton, score, 9-I.. 8th, Examinations begin. Commencement appointments announced. 9th, Columbia 215. Princeton, at Princeton, score, ro to 6, in favor of Princeton. 13th, Cuban Giants wr. Princeton, at Princeton. 16th, Yale vs. Princeton, at New Haven, score, Yale, r5, Princeton, 5. Annual Glee Club Concert in University Hall. 17th, Baccalaureate Sermon in Marquand Chapel, by Dr. McCosh. Evening service, an address by Dr. Patton. Annual meeting of the Philadelphian Society. 18th, Class Exercises in the Church, followed by the Ivy Exercises. Open Air Concert by the Glee Club. In the afternoon, Caledonian Games and Class-Day Exercises. In the evening, Junior Orator Contest. Gymnasium Exhibition. Whig and Clio Hall reunions. Lynde Debate. zoth, One Hundred and Forty-first Annual Com- mencement. W. M. Daniels, Valedictory , E. M. Hopkins, English Salutatory , H. T. Dobbins, Latin Salutatory. Announcement of prizes. Fellowships: Mental Science, W. H. johnson, Classical, H. T. Dobbins, Experimental Science, W. H. Runyan, Mathe- matical, E. M. Hopkins, Historical, F. L. Drummond, Modern Lan- guages, E. V. Richardson, Biological. C. F. W. McClure. A. G. McCosh Prize, R. B. C. Johnson. Lynde Prize: 1st, W. M. Daniels, zd, F. L. Drummond, 3d, J. H. Pershing. Class of '59 Prize, T. M. Parrot. Bible Prize, R. H. Kirk. Political Science, R. E. Prime. Maclean, H. G. Drummond. Class of '61 Prize, J. r82 M. Yeakle. Baird Prizemen-The Baird Prize, J. H. Pershing 5 in Oratory, R. Carter, in Delivery, K. Fullerton5 in Poetry, T. M. Parrotg in Disputation, S. C. Hodge and F. J. Knox. J. O.'s, R. E. Speir, First, D. R. Todd, Kan., Second, H. G. Drummond, N. I., Third, T. W. Hotchkiss, N. Y., Fourth. Retiring speech of Dr. McCosh: Twenty years in Princeton. Inauguration of Francis L. Patton, D.D., LL.D., as President of the College. 21st-zzd, Entrance examination. june 23d-Sept. 12th, Long Vacation. . - '.,- T it a lll! lllllllllllli f 'Q ,Q I ' llfilllf ' 'I Flfl 'M A LI' l W I l lllfxl l Q, .x ,Q J ., l I in lw w lilqfl, ll M I I Xl' l will imllllllliliigylliflwi, lmilfiliil,j,Arlh5:xi5! 1 ll 'I H vw ,L Ill, , Wx 4 1 . Nl . ,.. Ba INDEX. it Alumni Association, . . Alumni Commencement, Athletics, . Calendar, . Class Ofncers, . Class Organizations, College Buildings, College Officers, Directory, Eating Clubs, Employes, . . Faculty and Instructors, Fellows, . . . First Lynde Prizeman for five years, First Iunior Orators for five years, Graduating Class, . . Literary Organizations, . . Maclean Prizemen for ive years, . Miscellaneous, . . . Necrology, . . . . Presidents of the College of New Jersey, Post Graduates, . . . Retrospect, Salutamus, . . States Represented, Summary, . . Trustees of the College, Valedictorians for five years, 134 PAGE. 1 62 143 67 5 ro 16 175 ro 41 129 176 7 rr I6O 161 158 45 161 101 174 175 I2 177 3 40 39 6 160 M, IN pw'-1mnmnunuInH-un-1InInn-mm-4m.mu1-nHImyIvurm-I--lm--mmm-lm-I -fwnm.-m--.mum-InI.1.Inmnm.-lmnlm-.. -1inIHumm-4ummnI..ff.-,-...I-..,,u..14-5.1.-11.1. 1 1 .:m.:1:::'::::1:::::::::m :-I:-:1::':::1:r:: :w::.-r: H: .:':,: -1:. :,:f.-::1:::::.:: :.:-::.-:--.:, 1-.:: f::1,:-,:::-f::- -::,::,:w:f.-:Miz --,, :-Jr: ::':,:,,1: mm: iiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .iiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiliiliimiii.iiii4-ii..iiu.i.a-iniliniiiinimiiiviiElinihiiiniiisiiiiiifiqfl -.4'inviihxiiiiiii:iihiu.-im?i1-iiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiisiiihiiii-iviiiiiiiiiriim -L I - ERX1112 mm S ggmggm-nlpggggglgmgglfnn mn -mmm Innuinmm:nu-mg5qn!.q!!g.u-H in umm-mmm.-1 lm nun IImmmnuummIynmmmm-nm-ummm-w -H I11mmmIuuuunnmmmmIn-muuqglgglgg iiiiiiimmnuiiiiiiiiiu uunn l lnnn Immun lrnn n n yn nn an miii3ii:iiu un mum nnnn In ur un n xuuv nn In vu nnuunm nu xnun I uxnn 1 nnxn um: um u 1 v n ummm:ulmnummuunmiiiiiii I I -L 21 RICH Straight Cut IO o. I Cigarettes .jk V CIGARETTE SMOKERS who are willing to pay a little more than the price charged for the dinary TRADE CIGARETTES, will 'find THIS s. C- -J ': - :' J. BRAND superior to all other wif ' Vx '-. 1 ,215 '.'4' '- -m y THE RICHMOND f 't - 3 ,A . . -A J Straight Cut No. 1 Cigarettes are made from the brightest, most delicately Q K flavored and highest cost Goun LEAF grown in Virginia. This is the OLD AND ORrG!NAr. BRAND or STRAIGHT CUT Cigarettes, and was D F X brought out by us in the year 1875. 'X BEWARE OF 1M1TAT1oNs,'-and observe ' NixQi, 'S ' 'K N' that the FIRM NAME AS BELOW is on every X' X package. ALLEN 81 GINTER Manufacturers J 7 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. T M A R I IN ,S f Bargain Store S the place to Buy Goods Cheap, and don't y forget it. All goods bought of me, if not satisfactory, can be -returned. H MY IVIOTTO IS: BUY CHEAP AND SELL CHEAP. SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS, 'T SEE WHAT YOU WANT AND IF YOU DON ASK FOR IT. A.. W. MARTIN ix. That advertisements are so Xe- generallyread oughtto prompt advertisers to avoid senseless 1 Cf.-S: and absurd statements about ': 5 :X ' themselves or their wares. ltgi-l Our rule is never to print ,' .J 3 4 other than plain facts, such as X must commend themselves to e l H reasonable people. I ' e ry ' - It matters not that ours is - A fl l perhaps, the Largest Retail y Clothing business in thefcity. l That these stores are per- iu ,... aa-, fectly safe places to deal is of vastly Ere consequence. To make them so, we label every lot of garments with its real quality, whether all wool or not, whether fast color or not. There is a single price marked in plain figures, and we give, with every sale, the following guarantee. We hereby guarantee : lst.-That the prices of our goods shall be as low as the same quality of material and manufacture are sold anywhere in the United States. 2d.-That the prices are precisely the same to everybody for same quality, on same day of purchase 311.-That the quality of goods is as represented. 4th.-That the full amount of cash paid will be refunded, if customers find the articles unsatisfactory and return them unworn and uninjured within 10 days of date of purchase. KSIGNEDJ ROGERS, PEET 49' CO. ROGERS, PEET 85 CO, CLOTHES, HATS, AND SHOES. Broadway and Prince St. Broadway and 32d St. NEW YORK. FASHION CATALOGUE MAILED FREE ON APPLICATION. A ohm atterson 85 Co. TAILORS AND IM PO RTERS. THE PATTERSON BUILDTNG, 25 and 27 wvesx 26th street, U I NEW YORK. if 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. QUR AMERICAN HOMES AND How TO FURNISH THEM 0 I L-L I o IN THE NEW AND SPACIOUS SALESROOMS Ol RJQHORNEREMCOS 61, 63, 65 West 23d Street, New York, WILL BE FOUND THE VERY LATEST PRODUCTIONS OF THE FURNITURE MAKER'S ART, BOTH HOME AND FOREIGN, ALL MARKED ON THE MOST REASONABLE BASIS OF PROFIT, AND BEYOND COMPETITION. DRAVVING-ROOM FURNITURE, BED-ROOM FURNITURE DINING-ROOM FU RNITURE, LIBRARY FURNITURE, HALL FURNITURE, MANTELS, VASES, OAK CLOCK-C ASES, ETC. Ten large and well-lighted Salesrooms. No two Articles alike in any room. Inspection respectfully invited. STOUTENBURGHKCO. ewark lothiers. THE FINEST STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING IN THE STATE AT LOWEST RATES. CUSTOM DEPARTMENT EMBRACES ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC l CLOTHES. Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed. 799, 801, 803, 805 Broad Street, NEWARK, N.J A. G. DOHM, Ce Cream Saloon, PURE ICE CREAM FRESH DAILY. A Packed and Delivered to Rooms without extra charge. FRESH CAKE, PIES, BISCUIT and ROLLS 4 ALWAYS ON HAND. 4 . A. WAITE a SON, Gent's Furnishing Goods, ATHLETIC AND GYNINASIUNI GOODS. COLLEGE RIBBON M V.EI.COOK. Dealers in Fancy and Staple Groceries NASSAU HOTEL BLoCK, E Princeton, N. 7 H O B VV N, Es'rAnL1sx-mn 1853. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes OF THE LATEST STYLES. TENNIS SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES, TR,xvEL1No-BAGS, Ovlsnsnoas AND UMBRELLAS ' OPPOSITE NORTH COLLEGE. l AssAU HoTEL, PRINCETON, N. J. A. D. COOK, Proprietor. STEAM HEAT, ELECTRIC BELLS, ETC. EQRGE EGGERS Shaving and Hair-cutting ARTISTICALLY DONE. OPPOSITE LIBRARY, Next Door to Dol1m's. ARSH AND BURKE, Druggists and Apotheoaries, Perfumery, Lamps and Lamp Fixtures, Fancy Articles, Window and Picture Glass, Looking-Glass Plates, Enameled Glass, Etc., Etc. PA PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. The continued patronage of students and the public generally is respectfully solicited. MARSH AND BURKE, next door to the Post-Office. xiv V ALENTINE ARNHEITER, -2- Merchant Tailor and Clothier, NASSAU STREET, PRINCETON, N. I. All Work Dane zbz Lafesz' Siyle. ENRY RUNYANS BOOKSTORE, Formerly McG1NN1s 8: RUNYAN. BOOKS, STATIONERY, WALL PAPER, Newspapers, Magazines, Picture Frames, Balls, Bats, Etc. Opposite First Church, ok- PRINCETON, N. PRINCETON SONGS FOR SALE. OI-IN R. KRESPACH, General Upholsterer, NEW PARLOR SUITS. WINDOW SHADES. Hair and Husk Mattresses Renovated. Carpet Laying. NASSAU STREET, Below Methodist Ch h PRINCETON, N. GEO. THOMPSON, Q2 BOOKBINDER. Ovrfosrm THE COLLEGE, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY. AH 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. XV. . . A. TERHUNE, an aes 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. . FEURING,' . Merchant Tailbr, Fangy Cloths and Cassimeres Constantly on Hand. CLEANING AND REPAIRING DONE AT LOWEST PRICES. NASSAU STREET, Opposite the Library. OR FINE FURNISHING GOODS -WEHET AT Low PRICES CS? J. Y. PIERSON, A silo BROAD sTRE:ET, NEWARK, N. J. Maker of Shirts to Order, Six for 39.00, FIT GUARANTEED. . G.. DURNER AND G. M. DURNER, + Tonsorfial, Studio + UNIVERSITY HOTEL AND NASSAU STREET, Opposite College Library, PRINCETON, N. J. ' 25-26 W1wAMM.1,mH CLQTHING Gents, Furnishing Goods AND ' NGTIONS A F ll L f 'ymnasium Shirts and Pants. Flannel Shirts and Tennis Suits A SPECIALTY. A NASSAU HOTEL BUILDING, PRINCETON, N. 1. T. W. LAVAKE, Jeweler, Optician. SETH TI-IOIVIFIS CLOCKS ' AND ILLINOIS WATCHES A SPECIALTY. Nassau Street, . Princeton, N. J. VVIVI. C. VANDEWATER, . Hardware, House Furnishing Goods, LAMPS, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Etc. W. V. SCUDDER, 1 Fine Groceries, Nassau Street and Railroad Avenue. xviii. PRINCETON HOUSE if G-A,s.2?HM HOTEL ON THE EUROPEAN LAN. Opposite College Library. Dinner, 5 ents. Rooms, 50 cents and upward per Night. Oysters in Every Style. Meals at all Hours. GOOD STABLING. X-WTA'-ixgxxx A. c.. CARPENTER, -M-i-K MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN xiii Stoves, Furnaces, Ranges, Pumps, Tinware, Drain-Pipe, Etc. IN A SHEET-IRON WORKER. PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING QQQMTQILY Qpposite the Post Qffice. HENRY E. BAYLES, ..,?25Ce..,.Q0C,,, DEALER IN IGroceries and Provisions. OPPOSITE DICKINSON HALL. E. W. STREEPER, si Cigars, Tobacco and Pipes, NASSAU STREET, PRINCETON. MCCOLLIN 81 CO, 635 Arch Street, Philadelphia. QHGTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES FOR THE AMATEUR. X Our experience has taught us that the amateur regards more the quality of the goods than the lowness of price. It is our aim to provide for them only the purest chemicals, the best brands of plates, the choicest selected paper, etc., as the best results can be obtained only by use of the best materials. Our Printing Department is especially adapted for turning out the best Albumen, Bromide or Blue Prints from amateur negatives. ' Send for our price list, and remember our aim is yzmlzlfy above low- ness of price. Our Blitz Pulver, for instantaneous photography at night is With- out an equal. Call and see sample picturesg or, on receipt of 25 cents will send a sample print to any address. CHASE GATES, fi PmeHaT5. UMBRELLAS A SPECIALTY. 70 Barclay St. and 229 Greenwich St., -NEW YORK. OHN B. MORLEY 81 CO., sr Fashionable Tailors, S COI. CHESTNUT AND EIGHTH STREETS, PHILADELPHIA. FIRST-CLASS WORK AT MODERATE PRICES. XX. jf0AA P. T 00'0'e!L 1210 and 1212 Markei Siffeei, I P11Z1.1111Wm. 44 Our .Sfeczkzlfy 115' Z Fme Shoesfw Y 01mg M en. 9 PA TENT LEA 111511 SHOES, QQ f 001215 5015 5110125, , DRE55 SHOES, SPORTING SHOES, 'AII A H WA UKENPHAST5',', ' , W1 , ' - . Nw Pffzces, 35.00 Z0 39.00. 5 .Shapesfrom Me newjiaf narrow Pzbmdz'!Zy, Z0 Me wzdesl French Szbes, 5 Zo IO ,' Wzkifks, AA., A., B., C., D.- H0fe! Layizyefie, PA 11.1 111111 zkz . A KTER .MS .- Ameffzban Pfam: 33.00, 33.50 and 34.00. Baiks Exinz. European Pfam: 31.00, 31. 50 cmd 32.00. V Bzziks Exfra. L. U. MALTBY. XXI YOU WANT EITHER One of our Cjvercoats or Une Of our English Top Coats. VERY smart fellow who comes along thinks he can tell young men how to dress. Easy as rolling Off a log. Go to SILURIAN Sz BROADCLOTH, the Tailors. They tailored for Earl Dundreary. Let them put on their eye-glass, size you up, and give you six months' credit. And yet neither the smart fellow nor Messrs., the Tailors, may get you up quite right. The truth is, there is no fashion-plate quite broad enough for young men. You are a law unto yourselves. You can't be pinned down to a particular shape or style. As well- try to sink oil in water. We don't try. It's too monotonous for you. We do the next best thing. WE MAKE YOUNG MQENIS CLOTHING or A DISTINGUISHED SORT. We are coming in Contact with them every day on the clothes question. THEY'RE NO'1' BACKWARD IN GIVING Us THEIR IDEAS, NOR WE IN PUTTING THEM INTO SHAPE AND CLOTHING. What we have is almost good enough for a College young man-quite good enough, indeed. The1'e's only one trouble about it: The cost Of it will spoil you for the tailors. They'll never be able to make good enough for you afterwards unless they put down their prices. S. M. WANAMAKER gl CO. TI-IE FINEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA, Nos. 818, 820 and 822 Chestnut Street, ' PHILADELPHIA. xxii. SHOES RE-SOLED. TENNIS QHAAS gnoiieiizns, Racquet, Lawn T ennis, Bicycle, Rowing, Foot Ball, ease Ball, Athletic and Gymnasium Goods, 60 WEST 26TH STREET, THREE DOORS EAST OF SIXTH AVENUE. .AL IX Outfitters for Columbia College, and most of the principal Colleges and Schools in the vicinity, also, for the Racquet Court Club, and the New York Athletic Club, ac., sw. ' 705EEH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. FOR ARTISTIC USE in Fine Drawings, Nos. 659 fThe celebrated Crowquillj, 290 and 291. FOR FINE NVRITING, Nos. 303, 604, and Ladies', 170. 4 FOR BROAD WRITLNG, Nos. 294, 389, and Stub Point, 849. FOR GENERAL WRITING, Nos. 404, 332, 390, and 604. ' f0SEPH GILLOTT 67' SONS, QI fahn Slreet, N. K HENRY HOE, Sale Agent. XXH1 RACQU ETS RE-STRU NG. NIS EN I I E L r i l T 'CDLDER or FMRR, Bamkem' and Embers, Dealerx zbz Ifzvesfmerzz' Sermfzlzts. 31 614 33 BROAD ST., JVEW' YORK. Branch Ofc! .' Cable A a'dre.r: .' 6' Souilz Sfreel, Ballhlmrc L0abru1'11.' U KEEPIT SHADY. GP i HENEVER and wherever you are buying VVINDOW SHADES, ask your dealer to show Our Speczkzlfzkav. Our Transpzzrefzf Cambrzk,Shczdes are very superior goods, the inside of which may be colored to suit the furniture and upholstery of the room. Our Empzkfe Hand-Made Opaque Shazizhgs are a standard brand. All of our goods are to be had in the latest fashionable colors. Samples and esizkfzaies furfzzklzed. See to it that you are always supplied with our Efnpzre Sprzhg Slzafde Eklzzre. It is noiseless, and never gets out of order. If your dealer endeavors to furnish zryfeffzbr wares, send direct to - JAY C.VVEMPLE CQ, 537 and 539 Broadway. i 108 and 110 Mercer St. . . NEW YORK. xxiv. X INE BOOTS AND SHOES. I 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 NICCLENAHAN, Especial attention is called to our 2 Sd Street and FO u rth Ave rl ue , English Vlfalking BOCES for Ladies. Young Mews Clxristlau Association Build' g. HARLES W. SMITH, IMPURTER, Nlens Furnishings, -169 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Particular attention paid to the manufacture of Gentlemen's I.,inen Goods. Dress Shirts, Collars and Cuffs to order in all Desirable Styles. AMUEL BUDD, Students, Outntter, LAWN TENNIS SUITS A SPECIALTY. MAO SON SQUARE, NEW YORK. E. 8a H.T.-ANTHONY 84 Co kv A. - MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF 1, PHOTOGRAPH IC INSTRUIVI ENTS, wr-rn APPARATUS AND sus-Fuss. f 591 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. mtg Sole Proprietors of 'the Patent Satclzlel Detective, Schmid Detectlve, Fairy, Novel and Bicycle Cameras. Anthony's Phantom Camera., Champion Light Weight of the World, and Sole Agents for the Celebrated Dall- meyer Lenses. - I ,jj Amateur Outfits in great variety from 39.00 upward. ' Y Send for Catalogue or call and examine. P 'tif-A ' I ?More than 40 Years established in this line of business. I ,1 Hn. I: '. 1' - f K. I I All . , pvv rn lr! I.. , 7 ' I V' i i' f- . 1 .. : R5 f '. 21.95 Ja uhm? ,jg ' . - tellin? fri-. :,,e P'.'-QE ' ' XXVK W. L. HANKINS, Vlfliolesale and Retail Dealer in 'DRUGS AND SDEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. Lamps and Chimneys of every variety. Arctic and hot Soda Wuatei' Vichy and Kissengen Water. Eating and Cooking Chocolate. Caramels and VVal1ace'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. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED, OPPOSITLE THE COLLEGE, -:- , PRINCETON, N. I OPEN AT ALL HOURS OF NIGHT- RIEST'S DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE COR. NASSAU AND MERCER STS., PRINCETON, N. j. - . -,R Prescriptions prepared at all hours, day or night, with care and dispatch. Soda Water, Cold and Sparkling, with Pure Fruit and Cream Syrups. PRIEST'S WEST END ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY SALOON The Very Finest Cream and Confectionery in the town. O f ZL?J, -O 6 2 age M FC mf , I ATRONS and visitors to the DOMESTIC roomsnwill find at all times new designs in 'Che ART NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT, where there is on hand and to order everything pertaining to FANCY NEEDLEWORI4, and materials for making the Same. .-, New Shades in the GLOVE DEPARTMENT. ' i f New and unique designs in handles . IN THE UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT. I Latest sryies in the If NWT FASHION DEPARTMENT 10 I, TIN I B' C -l UlWIie4 . In the SEWING MACHINE 'DE- , PARTMENT win be found A fun and extensive line of KNITTING AND SEWING SILKS, and the most popular sewing machine ever constructed, I THE LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC. Sales-rooms, BROADWAY AND FOURTEENTH ST., CUnion SqIiare.7 DOMESTIC SEWING MACI-IIINKE co. EN RY M. PETZ, Practical E Boot and Shoe Maker, Poor-BALL AND BASE-BALL SHOES A SPECIALTY.. REPAIFIING NEATLY DONE. PRINCETON, N. Q . E. FREDERICKS8 CO. FULL DRESS SHIRTS, BK I... NECKWEAR, and VESTS, 835 BROAD STREET, NEWARK. xxvi n .ir Qtel runswmk, , 5th Avenue, 26th and 27th Streets MADISON SQUARE, NEW YORK. CZ Elegantly Re-modeled and Re-furnished. American and European Plans. CAFE AND RESTAU RANT. 3 Rooms, Two DOLLARS PER DAY AND UPNVARDS. TABLE D'H6'rE, 6 TO 8 P. M., 31.50. MITCHELL, KINZLER 85 SOUTHGATE. W. F. COX, Q DRUGGISSD' Q PRINCETON, N. J. PRESCRIPTION 'VVORK A SPECIALTY. I 507460145 ami Chocolafes. i ' -- I Novelties in Fancy Baskets and Bonbonniores. 4963 BROAD VVAY Gr' 150 BROAD DVA Y, N.PY. 1111127 Orders 726521216 prompf aflefzfzbuz. xxviii. USICAL INSTRUMENTS. sTEWART's,DoBsoN's, FAIRBANKSQCSTERLING, X ,wimWi,d,,4l4- Violins, Guitars, lVland0lines, Zlthers, Flutes, Cornets, Etc. E. J. ALBERT , FITTINGSSTRINGS REPAIRING 124 SO. ST., below Cll6SiIIlU'i. he Princeton Book Store. Fine Stationery, A' L,,f2I?,fZ,IgfND' Blank Books, Etc. lohnr Haiie , Confitiiliiiiifim NASSAU STREET. Opposite North College, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY. Students Take Notice: When you want to give your friends a spread at your rooms, Haffey, the Caterer, will guarantee you satisfaction. Also, when your mothers, etc., visit you, you can take them to HaFEey's Restaurant for a first-class lunch. Private room for dinner and lunch parties. iii? CONFECTIONERY OF ALL KINDS. ' FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT. MEALS SERVED EVERY DAY ANDEAEVENING. OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE. WHAT THE ew-York Ledger Will Contain for ISSQ. The Most Interesting Serial Stories, By the Leading Writers of the Country. Illustrated Short Stories Complete IN Number, Chosen from the Best Authors that Judgment can Select. Articles on Timely Subjects From the Pens of Eminent Scholars and Divines. Sketches of Adventure. Articles on Household Subjects By Writers Excelling in their Particular Branches. Biographical Sketches By the Prominent Biographers of the Day. Scholastic Disquisitions By Distinguished Professors in American Colleges. Historical Sketches. Jokes Illustrated by Humorous Drawings. The LEDGER will also give much valuable information through its Answers to Corre- spondents, and Science items. The editorial page will continue to furnish spicy paragraphs, and through our columns will be sprinkled Humorous Poems, Pathetic Ballads, and mis- cellaneous articles. In fact, our contributors will send us from week to week much more matter than we can possibly use, so that we shall always have a fresh and superabundant supply from which to select THE VERY BEST. No expense stands in the way of procuring the best and most popular writers. as will be seen from the following eminent Contributors for I8 8 9: mfs. FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT. mmss PArnoN IULIAN HAWTHORNE. ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON. MARION HARLAND. MISS PARLOA. MARY KYLE DALLAS. THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH. Major CALHOUN. Capt. FREDERICK WHITTAKER. AMY RANDOLPH. IOSEPHINE POLLARD. ANNA SHIELDS. JOEL BENTON. Rev. EMORY J. HAYNES. Rev. Dr. MCCOSH. EMMA ALICE BROWNE. BISHOP CLARK. And many others. The New YORK LEDGER will continue to be The Great Family Paper. YVe aim to Enakg a paper that every father and mother can leave on the family table with perfect ree om. The LEDGER will be unexceptionable in character and moral tone. Diligent and scrup- ulous judgment Will be exercised in providin matter that will be both entertaing and instructing-that will elevate the mind and purigtgv the heart. Our corps of contributors for the coming year is so large, and will embrace such a. variety of talent, that every department will receive the particular attention of some one competent to do it ample and special justice. OUR TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS FOR 1889.- POSTAGE FREE. For One Year, 83.00. Six months, 31.50. Four months, 31.00. FREE SPECIMEN COPIES WILL BE SENT TO ANY ADDRESS ROBERT BONNER'S SONS, Publishers, Cor. William tit Spruce Sis. I 1 New YORK. in C. H. GEORGE 81 CC.. IM PORTERS OF Piper Hangings and Textile Fabrics, FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS AND DECORATORS. I An exceptionally choice selection of Original Stuffs and Wall Papers may be found on Exhibition and Sale at our showrooms. The entire work of Interior Decoration and Furnishing is done by us, and skilled workmen sent to all parts of the country. No. 299 FIFTH AVENUE, Cor. 31st Street, NEW YORK. FACTORY: 518 AND 520 WEsT 22D STREET. STUDENTS' BQOKSTORE. New and Second-hand College Text Books constantly on hand. We keep in stock all varieties of the Unrivalled Wirt Fountain Pens. 3 N.lN. Agents for A. G. Spalding 8: Bros.' Athletic and Sporting Goods. Also for J. W. Queen 85 Co. 's Drawing instruments. PRlNCETON'COLLEGE. HIRST do LEACH. ' SMOKE HIGH CLASS CIGARETTES, I Q Special ' Fczwzws. CLUB, OPERA AND PRINCE on WALES Fon GENTLEMEN, AND Bounom SIZE -FOR LADIES. WARRANTED STRICTLY PURE. xxxi. ':'g3:-TL f:'4 p1.',v.'-L?-Q if 1lpy17,3qvr,e,7'-'uk' .I4j4..,,5,.l 54. . , - 1.7 :45:,-.,d. ..,,.,7 N1-2'-.-F15 .-Y' V1-'59 -. .iff-1-14 f.if'fw,I!'I1 'Il ma.:-.g,,,1. , -. 'f'3g -n1?'1'iSlYNl55 f ,f 234 V- HM .Lg V maya' .wg - -,. - :il 'ME 1' .ml H .9 em? ., ,, MTQQQSQXQQ XJR 'i . 1 '! 5 , .. .73-,yf 1 X' I' 1... E ,A,,f 'Y AL 55' . . . 155 if --- ,5Ef014fMQ 01W0 oo f L . fx. , we as Rf gen . o Ke Nu. I Zlvilliam Strut. .2..2..ii. f1.'?..Q'SO Q5 Q0 Q Q Q12 NYU Ynrlt. K Bere ge Backus are iwyutw g Bounbe 5 puf fogeflier in ge ijytytlf Qgliluf 22lHtli75f01'30lIUfI25,'gC+ Q O all tmmgnzs effe in ge itatgouwy Kina Qlfzo Norfie bone af ge Btpdvfttwiit of 1Bvyutyugr, af Q1 Qnagben Bane. .sw mgwg ,Z is Zg gg?F A? WWUL 'xm Z?j36 Q5 IN KY I an grim as K 7 'Og x 645411 Q PYUEY Mr f'g2'i 'VE' My W Num BW: Kkglgw?-?'?7fK1f l'SfiT'3i2'QQ ' uf 9'3 ? 2:?w-Af, ' V lf' rf? QW: VW' 24' -e:,1p1wjff 1,55 -' fm, -2,-,fu-17 ig gg,-1,1 .,. ' .N Fa Qoug.. :fn---. . il ff' 3'EE'1'wm 46 1: , il lc' .V -,gnc .-'rv-4-..f-x '--' 3:-ag.-' A-90. - my 3 . nik, ' 1,j .1,.,.',.z'f.q--59-, f wg -.15 .4 -.ji gl. ' ,Qc V. my .0,XgW4,-mwyw Qu 45 .lp W 'wif-: 'f '15' A I S, 9 f V 1. ' 3 7.ulf'fva,: -' .vv .- '-:J H ,. '..., r ' ' K' ' A' -I 'V ' k '3-In .7151 l..: 'Ps'-I f ' 'fwx' Wgaiw J. Yvlncuim' H119 Y.. L, Z Y'.:?.-.jj'.,i -Q 1+ . ' fig,-gzh -1 .. .wp ., IQ., all gl iH,a,,l4'.-,?g.,Z.' . fwfsw as f :-M-na. A an 114- w .v'1 1 '52i? rJ': ' ea J3'iB?5.:' 1. ' , F3 'VHQQ-6 ' O! . w-Xa: 'ff f- ,.1i? f iw ..,,1'f,.,13f'-Am 3 '2i'M 1 A-vo?-M- -..
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
