Princeton University - Bric A Brac Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)
- Class of 1891
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Day of Prayer for Colleges. February 4 . . Wednesday . . End of First Term. A 35.4 February 5 . . Thursday . . . Second Term begins, February I2 , . Thursday . . . Meeting of Trustees. February 22 . . Sunday . . Washington's Birthday. April 3-April 8 May I 3-May 23 May 27-june 6 Spring Vacation. Senior Final Examinations. Examinations of three lower classes. June 6 .... Saturday ...... Caledonian Games. June 6 . . Saturday Qeveningj Glee Club Concert. June 7 . . Sunday . .... Baccalaureate Sermon. june 8 . . Monday ...... Class Day of '9o.' June 8 . . Monday feveningj Junior Orations. June 9 . . Tuesday ...... Hall Day. june 9 . . Tuesday Qeveningj Lynde Debate. June IO . . june IO . . . . june II, 12, . . june 12-September 22 . . Wednesday .. . . . Wednesday . . 5 Commencement Day. Meeting of Trustees. Examinations for Admission. Long Vacation. . t'f ' I2 - -'S ' -- l- 'bel' ' ' SR . Cowet a WW? Vw ill AR WN A 'Q 23111, gg, - . .3 N e V' , cliffs gu a nine -S- I-4450 0 1 Q 1 A ' 'I' QP! 1149! Erueiieee of THQ Gotplyege. His Excellency LEON ABBETT, LL. D., Governor of the State of New Jersey, and ex-qjicio 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. . . . . . . . .Newark, New jersey. ELIJAH R. CRAVEN, D.D. . . . . Philadelphia.. CHARLES K. IMBRIE, D.D. . . . . . jersey City, New jersey. HENRY M. ALEXANDER, LL.D. . . . . . New York City.. WILLIANI M. PAXTON, D.D., LL.D. . . . . Princeton, New jersey. Hon. JOHN I. BLAIR ....... . . Blairstown, New jersey. Hon. JOHN A. STEWART . . . . . New York City. JOHN HALL, D. D., LL. D. . . .- . . . . New-York City. WILI,IAM HENRY GREEN, D. D., LL. D. . . . Princeton, New jersey. Hon. CALEB S. GREEN, LL.D. . . . . . Trenton, New jersey. CHARLES E. GREEN, A. M., . . . .TrentQn, New jersey. WILLIAM LIBBEY ........ . . New Ytkkwity. THOMAS N. MCCARTER, LL. D. . ' . . Newark, New jersey. RT. CHARLTON HENRY, A. M. . . . . Germantown, Pa. Rev. SAMUEL B. DOD, A. M. . . . . Hoboken, New jersey. j. ADDISON HENRY, D.D. . . . . .Philadelphia M. TAYLOR PYNE, A. M.,LL. B. . . . . New York City. H JAMES W. ALEXANDER, A. M. . . . . New York City. FRANK B. HODGE, D. D. . . , . Wilkes-Barre, Pa. DAVID R. FRAZER, D.D. . . . . Newark, New jersey. JOHN K. COYVEN, A.M. ..... . . Baltimore, Md. Rev. GEORGE B. STENVART, A. B. . . . Harrisburg, Pa. CYRUS H. MCCORMICK, A. M. . . . . Chicago, Ill. JOI-IN DIXON, D. D. ,............. Trenton, N. J. ELIJAH R. CRAVEN, Clerk qfihe Board Q' Yrusteer. EDWIN C. OSBORN, Treasurer. 'FDeceaSed. 6 PROFESSOR WOODROW WILSON ,+++++++++ W +++++++i H+++++++f5 a+++++++fi ++++++ g ++++++ ++++++ H+ ' +++++P Ki-l-+++++-ln N , fl-+++++ ,. , ++++++-I--H H-++++++-l--I--F1 ' +++++++++ Ll--l-++++++++ +++++++ +1 H++++++++e H4+++++++r +++++++++P +++++++++ 4++++++++ +++++++ +++++++ +++++++++3 +++++++++' a+ : g , .c ,rg lg Qcteuffu cmgl. Cajnofruefo mi-3. FRANCIS L. PATTON, D. D , LL. D., . . . PRESIDENT, Robert Lenox Professor of Biblical Instruction and Stuart Pr JAMES O. MURRAY, D. D., LL. D., . . . . . . DEAN or THE FACULTY, Holmes Professor of Belles-Letters and English Language a JAMES MCCOSH, D. D., LL. D., LITT. D ..... EX-PRESIDENT, Lecturer on Philosophy. JOHN T. DUFFIELD, D.D. ....... . . Docl Professor of Mathematics. I. STILLWELL SCHANCK, M. D., LL. D. . . . Professor of Chemistry and Hygiene. HENRY C. CAMERON, PH. D., D.D. .... . Prospect Mansion. ofessor of Ethics. 71 Nassau Street. nd Literature. 33 Prospect Avenue. 23 University Place. I8 Nassau Street. . 54 Mercer Street. Professor of Greek Language and Literature, Clerk of the Faculty. CHARLES WV. SHIELDS, D.D., LL. D. . . . . Professor of the Harmony of Science and Revealed WILLIAM A. PACKARD, PH. D. ..... . . Q0 Mercer Street. Religion. . College Campus. Kennedy Professor of Latin Language and Literature, and the Science of Language. josEPH3KARGE,PH.D... .... .. ... Woodhull Professor of Continental Languages and L CYRUS F. BRACKETT, M. D., LL. D. . . . Henry Professor of Physics. HENRY B. CORNWALL, PH.D., E. M. . . . . . 3oz Nassau Street. iterature. . 4 Prospect Avenue. . SI Nassau Street. Professor of Analytical Chemistry and Mineralogy. GEORGE MACLOSKIE, LL. D., D. SC ..... Professor of Biology. 7 . 239 Nassau Street. EAICOI TY AND IIVSTRUCTOIES-Conz'2'nz1e1z'. CHARLES MCMILLAN, C. E .......... 40 Bayard Avenue. Professor of Civil Engineering and Applied Mathematics. CHARLES A. YOUNG, PH. D., LL. D. . . . . I6 Prospect Avenue Professor of Astronomy. Rev. S. STANHOPE ORRIS, PH. D., L. H. D. . . 66 Nassau Street, Ewing Professor of Greek Language and Literature. CHARLES G. ROCKWOOD JR., PH. D. . . . . 34 Bayard Avenue. Professor of Mathematics. THEODORE W. HUNT, PH. D., L. H. D ..... I6 Dickinson Street Professor of Rhetoric and English Language. WILLIAM M. SLOANE, PI-I. D., L. H. D ..... 95 Bayard Avenue. Professor of History and Political Science. GEORGE LANSING RAYMOND, L. H. D .... 83 Bayard Avenue. Professor of Oratory and fEsthetic Criticism. SAMUEL R. IVINANS, PI-I. D. . ....... . 58 University Place. Professor of Greek and Instructor in Sanskrit. VVILLIAM LIBBEY, IR., D. Sc., Princeton . . . . 20 Bayard Avenue. Professor of Physical Geography and Histology, and Director of the E. M. Museum of Geology and Archxology. WILLIAM B. scorr, PH. D., Heidelberg . . . 56 Bayard Avenue. Blair Professor of Geology. HENRY F. OSBORN, D. SC., Princeton ..... 21 Prospect Avenue. Professor of Comparative Anatomy. FREDERICK N. WILLSON, C. E ....... Stony Brook. Professor of Descriptive Geometry, Stereotomy and Technical Drawing. WILLIAM C. PRIME, LL. D .......... 38 E. 23d St., N. Y. Professor of the History of Art. ALLAN MARQUAND, PH. D., L. l'I. D. ..... Guernsey Hall. Professor of the History of Art. ANDREW F. WEST, PH.D .... . . ..... 5 Prospect Avenue. Giger Professor of Latin and Professor of Pedagogics. ALEXANDER T. ORMOND, PH.D., Princeton . . 109 Canal Street. Stuart Professor of Mental Science and Logic. 8 Q 104 COE TY AJVD INSTJB UCTOICS-C'a11!z'm1rr!. HERMANN C. O. HUSS, PH. D., Jena ..... 32 Chambers Street. Professor of Modern Languages and Literature. ARTHUR L. FROTHINGHAM, JR., PH. D., Leipsic, Guernsey Hall. Professor of Archazology, and Instructor in Semitic Languages. HENRY B. FINE, PH. D., Leipsic ..... . . 41 Prospect Avenue Professor of Mathematics. JOHN H. WESTCOTT, P1-LD., Princeton . . . I2 VV. W. Hall. Professor of Latin. WOODROW VVILSON, PH. D., LL. D. ...... 48 Steaclman Street. Professor of jurisprudence and Political Economy. WILLIAM F. MAGIE, PH. D., Berlin . . . . 27 University Place. Professor of Physics. HERBERT S. SMITH, c. E. ........ 4 E. W. H. Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering. LEROY W. MCCAY, D. SC., ....... . . . 6 S. Albert Dod Hall Assistant Professor of Analytical Chemistry and Mineralogy. HENRY D. THOMPSON, D.Sc., Princeton . . . ION. Albert Dod Hall Tutor in Mathematics. MARION M. MILLER, LITT. D., Princeton . . . 8 N. West College. Instructor in English and Oratory. GEORGE MCLEAN HARPER, A. B. . . . . . 8 S. East College, Instructor in French. TAYLOR REED, A. M. .......... Observatory, Prospect Ave Assistant in Astronomy. ' WALTER M. RANKIN, PH. D. ...... . . Instructor in Biology, and Curator ofthe Zoological Museum. SAMUEL T. DODD, A.M. ...... . . 7 Edward's Place. Assistant in Physics. WALTER. B. UHARRIS, C. E. . . ....... 245 Nassau street. Instructor in Civil Engineering. LOUIS E. LIVINGOOD, A. B .......... 31 Canal Street. I Instructor in French and German. 9 . Deceased. FACULTY A1VD IIVSTIE UCTOIBS Conizmzerl' A. H. PHILLIPS, B. S. . Demonstrator in B1010gy JOHN M. BROOKS, A. B. ...... 26 Edwards Place Instructor in Mathemaucs HOWARD CROSBY WA-RREN, A. B. 26 Edwards Place Instructor in Logic and Psvchology ROBERT H. BEATTIE, A. M. . . . Instructor in Latin ROBERT W. BLAIQE, A.M. . .- . . Instructor in Greek CLARKE B. WILLIAMS, A. B. . . . 6 S M R Instructor in Mathematxcs WFRANKLIN C. HILL, PH. G., D. Sc, Curator ofthe E. M. Mubeum K -ay-C E-.EN W f l V' I 9951? y K f ' - l , IO FJ. if '?N7WWT f'Q5'lT f'Fl5n'2Xf,'3?f R?i'W WflTf'iT7 l+ I Tl'M ?YnfFl 1l7 ?l'7 ' 22.45LSXMQLISLSSQSXLLELNEUCQSONSQASGQJIASESQLBXIQLMQQSLS XQr.fi,?ti:g3lQQELSRLM.r.iLS5t9SL?HL4l3..:.l Goflpege Qffieere. HENRY C. CAMERON, D.D ....... Clerk of the Faculty. HENRY N. VAN DYKE, A. M. . Registrar EDWIN C. OSBORN ..... Treasurer HENRY G. DUFFIELD, A. B. . . . . TreaSurer's Assistant ERNEST C. RICHARDSON, PH. D. . Librarian. EMIL O. W. MILDNER .... Organist. . . . 4 S. YV. College. Superintendent of Gymnasium. I. 1. TURNER ............. MATTHEW GOLDIE. ....... . . . . 54 Mercer Street. . . 51 University Place . . 49 Nassau Street. . . 23 University Place . . 45 Nassau Street. . . 42 Mercer Street. . . .2N.M.R.H. Glpctrbe CC5fflieerr-3. QC. SENIOR CLASS . . ....,.. . . JUNIOR CLASS . . . SOPHOMORE CLASS . FRESHMAN CLASS . SCHOOL OF SCIENCE. SENIORS, 1 JUNIORS, C, E. . SOPHOMORES, SENIORS, ' 1 JUNIORS, B. S. . SOPHOMORES, FRESHMEN ..... SPECIAL STUDENTS . . II PROF YOUNG. PROF. DUFFIELD. PROF. PACKARD. PROF. WESTCOTT. PROF MCMILLAN. PROF CORNWALL. PROF. ROCKWOOD PROF. FINE. fd IMA L e 4 1 , w i - Eelygowe. +EDGEWORTI-I BIRD BAXTER ....... Georgia. Chancellor Green Fellow in Mental Science. ROBERT PORTER SHICK .... . . . . . Pennsylvania Fellow in Classical Literature. GEORGE LOUIS SHEARER ........,. California. Class 1860 Fellow in Experimental Science. CLARKE BENEDICT VVILLIAMS ....... New York. J. S. K.. Fellow in Mathematics. WILLIAM DXVIGHT GIBBY .... ..... N ew jersey. Boudinot Fellow in History. 'V Resigned. I2 FELL O PVS- C0lIfZ'7Zlll'0I. . Pennsylvania LOUIS EUGENE LIVINGOOD ....... Boudinot' Fellow in Modern Languages. HENRY RUSSELL PEMBERTON, A.M., B. S. . Virginia. Special Fellow in Biology. LLIAM COWPER PRIME ...... . . New York. VVI f ' E. M. Fellow in Biological Science JOHN NVAHL QUEEN, Pl-I. D ...... Southeast Club Fellow. Class 1877, University Fellow. EOPGE B HUSSEY PH. D. .... .... . G X . , University Fellow in Archaeology by Courtesy. 7 ff v . 4 9' . 757 W 521323 7 X 7, 4 X 35? Q K 1 ,sf ll l'I1 v EL' ll X l S'4 1 A , xl 1 f V f 4 X , i - ' 1 ' G, Q 23. ,Q V Weak. Pi K ny 'f I Z E V 4.f 'Wye 'F 'f 6 ' 1 .-5,.,. ff --- - 'swf' 'fzw-3 .f42fiE21vT:.5w J., if f 'l 1' f.if:'fiwi 'fl-if ll ' fy llfllilgli fllis-szff 'll' V21 flu' ,mill iw lllilzz' Milf llfjwlizi on gl, I., :gag llsii Will, ill' mi . 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Brooks, , Princeton . . Ohio. Geo. W. Clarke . Williams . . New York, T4 Afzzllze. POST GIFADUA TES- james Wills Campbell, Stuart M. Campbell . Addison B. Collins . james D. Corwin . . A. P. Denney . . W. Dewar . . . Geo. V. Dickey . . Freeman Dixon . . C. Earle ...... Jos. N. Elliott, A. B . C. G. H. Ettlick . . 'Wm. Fitzsimmons B. Thomas R. Fretz, A. Benj MCK. Gemmill, A. VVm. George, A. B ..... Rob. Gammon . . Alex. Gilmore .... J. M. Harnmill . . . Geo. MCL. Harper, A. B. . . H. W. Horning . . NVilbur L. Hayes, A. B Walter A. Hitchcock, A. B. . David Howell, M. D. Wm. H. Humphreys, A. M. Hyndman . . . F. W. jackson, Jr., C. Robt. S. Inglis, A. B. C. A. Jennings . . . H. S. Iuistema, A, B. Wm. D. Kersville, A. Geo. S. Ketchum . . S. MCC. Killen . . H. Kremers .... E. B. William D. See, A. B. Wm. P. Leland, A. B. L. H. Lindemuth . . Collcgfc. VVooster . Knox . . Princeton . . Aclelbert . Lincoln . Toronto . Parsons . . . Baltimore City . . Toronto ..,.. Univ. of City of N. Belfast ..... Lafayette . . Lafayette . . Princeton .... Univ. Pennsylvania . . . Brisbane .... Queen's . Princeton . . Princeton. . Blackburn . St. john's .... Mich. Agricultural Macaleston . . . Univ. Pennsylvania Princeton .... Washington 85 Jefferson . Presbyterian . . Hope . . Toronto .... Crozier Seminary Hope . . Macalester . Hamilton .... Univ. of W. V. I5 I Confirmed. fflllllt' Address. Ohio. Illinois. Philadelphia, Pa. Ohio. New jersey. Ontario. Iowa. Maryland. . . . Princeton. New jersey. Castledown, Ireland Fleetwood, Pa. Stewarttown, Pa. Lawrenceville, Pa. Pennsylvania. Brisbane, Australia. Ireland. Princeton, N. I. Philadelphia, Pa. Litchfield, Ill. Baltimore, Md. Michigan. Hudson, Wis. Philadelphia. Newark, N. Claysville, Pa. South Carolina. Grand Haven, Mich Adelaide, Ont. Philadelphia. New jersey. Michigan. Pennsylvania. Lockport, N. Y. VVest Virginia. .fs-A KMA, 1 1Vame. Frank Lukens, A. B. Frank McAfee . . Archibald H. McArn John I. McCain, A. Robt. I. McBride, A. POST GR.-1 D UA TES-Cozzfimzed. ,A.1s B... B.. S. R. McClernents, A. B. . Alexander McClory, Duncan O. MacKay A. M. David C. McKintosh, A. B. . james R. Mann . . Thomas C. Marshall, A. B, . . Geo. G. Mayes, A. B. . . Lewis Seymour Mudge . Fred. Neher, A. B. Henry I. Nicholas V. V. Nicholas, A. B S. I. Onque, A. B. James Ossewaarde, ,ABM A. B. Homer Putnam, A. B. . . Robt. McC. Ramsey, Geo. H. Ray . . . A.B.. . Geo. L. Robinson, A. M. . James Robinson, A. bl. M. Robertson . M.. Wm. Ambrose Shedcl, A. B. . Wm. O. Shewmalter, A. B. H. G. Stoetzer . . . W. L. Stewart, A. B. Edward B. Teis, . Jacob N. Trompen . Geo. B. Trout. . . A. T. Young, A. B. . Howard C. Warren Edgar M. VVilson . I. S. Woodruff, A. M. . . Oscar W. Zeigler, A .B. . College. Princeton . . Harvard . . Davidson . . Erskine . ..., Univ. City of N. Y. Assembly's .... Dalhousie . Dalhousie . Toronto . Lafayette .... Univ. of S. Carolina Princeton .... Princeton . . Princeton. . Lincoln . Hope . Dalhousie .... Univ. Pennsylvania. Randolph SL Macon Princeton. . . . . . Queen's College, Be Westminster . . . Marietta . .. . . Central College . . Univ. of VV. Va. . Union ..... Park . . Lafayette . . Princeton . . Princeton . . . Lake Forrest . . Park ...... Johns Hopkins . 16 lfast. Hozzze Arldrers. Elizabeth, N. J. Port Royal, Pa. Laurinberg, N. C. South Carolina. Mount Vernon, N. Y Ireland. Ireland. Scotsburn, N. S. Springville, N. S. Ontario. Philadelphia Mayesville, S. C. Princeton. Troy, N. Y. Santee, Pa. New jersey. Princeton.. Zeeland, Mich Onslow, N. S. Philadelphia. New Jersey. West Hebron, N. Y. Ballywalter, Ireland. Pennsylvania. Oroomiah, Persia. Harrodsburg, Ky. West Virginia. Natchez, Miss. ' Missouri. Michigan. Pennsylvania. Elizabeth, N. New jersey. New jersey. Mound City, Mo. Baltimore, Md. POS T GRAD UA TES- Co11!z'1111ca'. NON-RESIDENT GRA DUATES. flffflllv- College. .Unme Adrflws. Ed. A. Bechtel, A. B. . . . Johns Hopkins . Calora, Md. A- G. Cameron, A. B Princeton . . Oxford, O. 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Q-:l '41 . lfnff 1' I ,ffl - A 5-AX' , 2-f '-Ziff, QI: !f, If 5 1 'Qf-fd: f' '- --.4-if iqgiflu jfQ2?.,,!lM4f1,1l .I pf! ,AA J f-v,. -f 'li' --N 'ff Wi' 4512-1,55 FLW 2.51 : f 4 Qffsfg- i :.6'ff ,, Ili 42 ff-zlfifff HW' fix J: n -1 ,-Q-i5:fggpwP 'Es 2-1' ! 0157 ,,-Q fffff. LW' 1 . 4:EfT,'Q1 gh W ,f+, f?iLqu1 ?52iI i ' 15- .:+g,. - !1'iff'M 1, fa-I IN fig. I -?'C'isb!!f 3i, E E. -f 'Mir duff, JW' IUC!- f 'I'-' -ff 1,521 , 2421-iq ,4 'jI.:,QEl:': V A bawv? , . I4 ix U I Y T' I' xi'-gp .JI r K,-RNS-7 , .X f i f- -rj 44? WM 'Wi ffgA!v,1 ,f --Af Wa4-fn!! Q .fffff I il 1 1 if 'W '1' VI: - ,f ii! an X Mfiifffif H 4 i Kf 'gr In A' ' 'I J ,4 yn hun I N , L fi? 'MJ A 4 1 -uf ffl Q' f' , f zur if V , ,f,1f Tiff? nj? I 9 f 8 A Qi Q9 aff 'Q mza lon. -1 E Navlze. J. Franklin Adams . . . L. B. Adams. . . C. R. Agnew. . G. B. Agnew. . VVilson Aull. .... . Campbell Elias Babcock . . S. Harbourne Baldwin. . Maitland Vance Bartlett. . . G. Orris Bechtel ,.... George J. Bergen' . . Jeremiah Sullivan Black. . YVilliam Bayard Blackwell Asahel P. H. Bloomer . Paul R. Bonner. . . . . Curtis O. Bosserman. . . Willard Hall Bradford . . Nathan Thomas Brown. . W. Christy Bryan . . . Charles R. Campbell . . . Paul V. Cary .... VV. W. Casselberry . . . Lowrie Childs ..... Theodore WV. Church. . . E. B. Cooper . . . . Louis Burton Crane . . C. C. Dana .... Herman S. Davis . . lNilliam L. Davidson. . William Russell Deemer, . CLASS ,QI SENIORS. Hoffze Address. Room. . . Mount Union, Pa. .... . 34 N. E. H . . Iro E. 78th St., New York. . . . . I3 N. E. H . . 23 W. 39th St., New York ..... 8 E. M. W. H . . 23 W. 39111 sf., New York. .... 8 E. M. W. H ' fi 3015 Ben giiaiiiuis, Mo. ' ' ' ' 17 S' E . . Orange,,N. ..... 6 N. A. D H ' l Camden, N. .Wg r I f Clinton Ave., Newark, N. I New Richmond, Wis. . . Colora, Md ....... 522 Linden St., York, Pa ........ 124 VV. State St., 'L Trenton, N. j 457 N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind. 43 E. 53d St., New York . Newport, Pa. .... . Dover, Delaware . . Millport, O. . . .- . . 2654 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. Derry Station, Pa . . . 1728 Grand Ave, Milwaukee, WVis. X420 N. 13111 St., Philadelphia, Pa. Omaha, Neb. .... . Hudson, N. Y. . . Shelbyville, Tenn. . . Mt. Sterling, Ill. . . Morrisville, N. Y. . . Milford, Del. .... . 927 Greene Ave., Brooklyn, N, Y. 7 rx W. 4th St., Williamsport Pa., 20 lk.. .. . .9S.E 20 Chambers St I2 M. A. D. H .. 5s.R.H. .3S.A.D.H 1W.M.W.H 11N.A.D.H . 6W.W.H . . 8 S. E. H 76 Univ. Place . . 63 U. H 9 W. M. W. H . .Io S. E. H. . I7 W. W. H 16 M. A. D. H. . . .D.U.H . 2S.A.D.H I. . . 9U.H I5M.A.D.H . . .IIN.E .. . I3S.E. 8M.A.D.H. . . 6N. R. I-I. Nazlze. C. H. Denman . . . Alf. P. Dennis. . . Geo. Dugan . . . I. Harry Dunham . . H. L. Durell . . S. Russell Dye . . Elwood XVaite Elder . Edward VV. Evans, Ir. . . XVilliam L. Everitt . Radclyffe Furness, B. S. . Ernest Carson Gibney . . A. B.Gladwi11 . . . CLJISS' ,QI, SEi1Vf0A,tSi--Cvllfllillflfd. flume Afzhffws. . . Scottsville, N. Y. . . . . Pocomoke City, Mcl. . . . . Olney, Philadelphia, Pa. . 186 W. S ate St., Trenton, N. . . WVoodbury, N. .... . 411 Montgomery St., Trenton, N. I . . WVarsaw, Ohio .... . 172 NV. State St., Trenton, N. I -Iamesburg,N. . . . . 711 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa Park Ave. and 35th St., New York City . . Leonia, N.j' ..... . R. F. Goldsborough .... . . Vifashington, D. C. . . Royal Sweetser Goldsbury . . . . Minneapolis, Minn. . . Clarence M. Gordon .... . . Fannettsburg, Pa. . . Henry XV. Green ..... . . Benj. Franklin Hammond -los. W. Harper ..... . . 1 Edwin B. Harts, B. S. . . . . William L. Heclenberg, C. E Trenton, N. J. . Syracuse, N. Y. . . . .Still Pond, Md.. . . . . S. W. cor. 2d and Wright Sts., Springfield, Ill. ' East Orange, N. .... . William P. Herrick .... . . 26 E. 42d St., New York Erskine Hewitt . . John Hone, 361. . . . I. Preston Hoskins . Charles F. Howell . Rowland H. jackson . Charles M. Jamison . . David S. D. Jessup . . . Benjamin Franklin jones Russell S. jones . . . . . . Pringle Carlisle jones . . Albert Edwin Keigwin . . 9 Lexington Ave., New York City Red Bank, N. ..... . . . Media, Pa. . . . . . . . New Brunswick, N. I. . . . Ohio, Missouri . . . . . Greensburg, Pa. . . . . Beirut, Syria . . .'Aiiegheny, Pa. . . . Farmington, Conn. . . . . South Charleston, O. . . . YViimington, Del. . . 21 Room. . . .17N . . 2oN. E. ll . .4S. M. R. II . ..6S.R.H . . I7N.E . . 13N.E . .15N.E.H .6S.R.H ...12N.E.H . 9S.VV . 2E.M.W.I'I . .6VV.VV.H . . .4U.H . .I4N.E.H .... 9s.E.H 31 University Place . 2tSiOCiCtOH Street . ...16S.E . 7M.A.D.H . . .P.U.H . .7E.M.W.H . .2oW.W.H E . . . .13N. . .I2M.A.D.I'I ...2E.W.H ..7N.E.H . .ISS.M.R.H . . I9N.W ..11E.W.H .. .9S.W . . . .I3U.H . 40 Nassau Street Afamf, Wistar M. Kelly .... Phineas Barbour Kennedy Curtis E. Knickerbocker . David Smith Lansden . . John Carruthers Leach . . Edwin A. S. Lewis . .l Francis Ernest Lloyd . . Richard B. Lyon. . . John Fleming Main. . . james A. Matheson. . . Glenn F. McKinney. . . G. S. McLean. , , Thomas F. McNair. . .james A. Matheson . . Hugh McNinch. . . james Cowden Meyers. Homer R. Miller. . . . . Mushegh M. Minassian. . Charles T. Mixer, B. S. . Franklin T. Moore. . john C, Motter. . , A. C-ordon Murray .... Benjamin Markley Nyce . Samuel Grant Oliphant . . O. A. Ormond. . . . . Franklyn Paddock. . Henry Page, Jr. . . GCO1'gC Parker. . . VVilliam MCR. Parker. . . George S. Patton. . . H. Denny Paxton . . CLASS '91 SEJVIORS- Confiflzzed. flame Ada'1'e.vs. 191 N. Street, ' XfVashingt0n, D. C. ' . . . . Bridgeton, N. bl. . . . . . . . Morrisville, N. Y. . . . . 317 5111 St., Cairo, Ill. . 2005 Arch St, ' Philadelphia, Pa. ' . . Castle Pt., Hoboken, N. j. . 1420 N. 13th St., 1 ' Philadelphia, Pa., ' . . Morristown, N. . . . . . . . Seaton, Ill. .... . ,I 2615 Jessup St., ' ' l Philadelphia, Pa. ' . .Titusville, Pa.. . . . . . . Shippensburg, Pa. . . . 154 N. Church St., Hazleton, Pa. . . Philadelphia ..... . . . Goavania, Pa. . . . . Columbia, Pa. .... . . . . Amity, Orange County, N. Y. . . . . Constantinople, Turkey. . . 1931 Indiana Ave , 1 ' Chicago, Ill. I ' . . Bridgeton, Nfl. . . . . . . . New Buffalo, Pa. . . . . . . 36 E. 33d St., New York . . . . Clarksburg, Ind. . . . . . . 'Woodstown, N. I. . . . Elderton, Pa. . . . . 42 XV. 49th St., ' New York City. . . Princess Anne, Md. . . . Mifflintown, . . . Oil City, Pa. . . . . Princeton, N. J. . . . Princeton, N. I. . . 22 Room. 2E. M. W. H ..17N.H .. N.U.H 6M.A.D.H ..42S.E.H 5W.M.w.H . ..1S.E . . 5 E. W. H . Mr. Bayles' . . 2S.E.H .6N.R.H 9N.M.R.H ..sN.R.H ..2S.E.H .32N.E.H 16M.A.D.H ...4N.H, . 27 S. E. H . Prof. Youngs . .15 N.E . . I3 N.H . 5W.W.H . 4N.E.H 60 Univ, Place T XNT ..,4n. . 7 W. W. H is M. A. n. H ..19U.H. ...17N.E Pres. Patton's. . 2E.W.H NGIIIP. Frank I-I. Payne .... . Theodore Payne, C. E. Nelson L. Petty. . . Edgar A. Poe. . D. XV. Poor, Ir. . . B. Lincoln Prieth . . Frank XV. Propst . . Charles Elbert Rhodes WRMMwnw. . Michael Francis Riley R. S. Robertson . . . Henry Porter Robinson Jos. H. Robinson . . T . H. Robinson, jr. . I. S. Roddy . . . john H. Sealy, B. . Samuel Sample . . N1 ...L ..fL . ..s t CLASS 'Q 1, SE IVIORS- Calzlinzzvd. flame A rzQ1'1'.'x.v. . Titusville, Pa. . . . Sayville, N. Y. .... 188 VV. State St., Trenton, N. I. ' ' f8I2 St. Paul St., F420 S. 42d St., V768 High St., . Albany, Oregon . . . . . . . . South Schodack, N. Y. . . Landsrlale, Pa. . . . . Morristown, N. J. , . f 25 Prospect St., L Cortland, N. Y. ' 2085 5th Ave., New York . . . S4 E. 55th St., New York 316 Ridge Ave., Allegheny City, Pa. ' New Blooinfielcl, Perry Co., Pa. ' f Cor. Tremont S1 Ave. I, if 2009 Bainbridge St., L Philadelphia, Pa. John Cutler Shedd . . . . Oroomiah Persia, . . . George H. Shields, Jr. Charles A. Sidler . . William C. Spicer . . Arthur W. Spruance . . hV3.Slli11gf.OH, D. C. . . . Danville, Pa. . . . III S. 2d St., Harrisburg, Pa. ' 121 1 Del. Ave., Wilmington, Del. Baltimore, Md, ' ' ' Philadelphia, Pa. ' Newark, N. ' l Galveston, Texas. 1' ' George Herbert Stephens . . . . Montrose, Pa. . . . . . M d' A ., I. Weaver Sterry .... . . i239 a lsogewvifork City' . Charles S. Stevens . . . . . West Cape May, N. J. . . Robert Stuart Stewart . . . . 5440 Ieffersongtligit Mich. Robert B. Strong . . . . New Brunswick, N. J. . . john NV. Valliant . . . . St. Louis, Mo. . . . . .23 Room. .IIN.E. .. . .11N.H. 5 W. M. W. H. . . 25 M. A. D. H. . ..9S.E . . . I3 N. H. . . I4 N. M. R. I-I. . . . .3S.E ..39S.E.H . . I2 S. M. R. H . . . . 8 N. R. H II Dickinson Street . . . . I9 S. E . 130 Nassau Street . .42 and 43 N. H . . B. U. H ... .25N.H ..24M.A.D.H . . .35N.E.H ..WMADH ..1oM.A.D.H ..7S.A.D.I'I .. 3W.M.W.H . . 21M.A.D.I-I . . 5M.A.D.H .ZWWH .QEMWH .rwMwn. CLASS 791, SENIORS-Couzlinzzed. Nanze. A. W. Vernon . . Harwood Vernon . . George R. Wallace . Robert B. W'allace. . . james H. W'ardwell Samuel WVasson ...... Robert Anderson VVatts, C. E. . . . Hofzze Aa'a'7'es.v. Maple Avenue, Morristown, N. . . Summit, N. .... . . . . Sewickley, Pa ..... . 202 Walnut St., ' Harrisburg, Pa. . . South Orange, N. . . . . 1025 Lehigh Ave., ' ' ' i Philadelphia, Pa. 1216 2d St., Louisville, Ky. john Gillespy Carson Webster .... Xenia, Ohio, . . . . . George P. Wheeler .... Charles D. White .... William S. Whitehead, jr. . Alan D. Wilson . . . Lawrence C. 'Woods . . Alfred B. Yeomans . . . Charles F. Zorlman, C. E. . Phoenixville, Pa ..... . Summit, N. . . . . . . I4 Park Place, Newark, N. I 41 I 1 Vtfalnut St., ' Philadelphia, Pa. . . Pittsburgh, Pa ...... . ..Orange,N.j. . . . : . . Cor. N. Queen and ' Chestnut St., Lancaster, Pa. i , ',,.. :f a it M 1 fi Z f f, , . , ,. .5.vg:.k-f ' - W-fflw! If IFIIIIIHFI' HIM , dyf,-51111115 Jw 'lilliflllllll mul, 1-5. 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P 1 1 ' . x ' ff! 5,252 24 2 -fl ' 2 -M u ff V Lk, Q vb I ,MQ-..V we 1 '- fL 2Z?f Y ?'f , , -b sqf t ,,, g , H,, ff? mf' NT A 1 , ,,, ,f ww! f ww ff ,f ' '- 1 if , WT 1 f' X fr 1 W -I . . Hy, lu' N. 411: +,j3fgg,c A f' N X - -' M1 Atu rvm JI, fm nga! ff! xx OO x 'f X ' f , ,. ff '- 1 ' ' 1 ,fl t. , yn. LL .fy .f - . ' l y ,f M my f L ytp, -,x f J I HL IV, xv I ,f,!L2Lj gm: , f- If 'f 'fu ' A , ., , i'y: ,w9 ' .X il 'F' f f'5'M7 iff if JW 'fy 14235 9 5- -7 N 43, A - W7 6 'gh yf' ' 1. - f i 'ff' 1 W3 - ,177 4? X ff ,, 'Ziff f Cf, fg 1 1 L' '- , .I H V, 1 iw -, , .f ,x W M fmkfWffEM f v va2R11H1 wWWyf4ffmfff 1 ' Fi. It V!7 QMQ x g , 'VA 4, , ffvyf if JM 7-Q C5?cLQQ5 CC5r9cLr1izcdTor1. C. T. WOOD, Prfeddefzt. ' G. WILSON, Sedy and T?'m.v. PETER VREDENBURGH, Wh'-P1'z.vz'a'e1zz'. JOHN M. 'M AYHEVV, Hz'.vforz'zzn 'S zlfizvze. Lucien Abrams . . . . . John Howard Adams, Sc. . 'Walter Monteith Aikman, Sc. . Alonzo Anderson Alter . . . Benjamin Ames, SC. . . . james Purviance Atkinson . . Frederick Randolph Bailey . . Robert Dickson Ballantine, Sc. Thomas Barclay . . Chester Bayles . . Thomas Bell . . Imlay Benet ........ Robinson Potter Dunn Bennett Martin Voorhees Bergen, jr. . john William Rufus Besson . Leonidas Hirston Besson . . Fred. Gregory Betts . . . George WVhiteHeld Betts . Wm. Edward Biederwolf . . Cassius Edwin Bixler . VVilliam Little Bradley . . John M. Brennan . . . james Chester Brewster . Fred'k C. Bucher .... George VVilliam Burleigh . . Arthur W. Butler ..... Courtlandt Patterson Butler . . Howard Crosby Butler . . Duncan Campbell. . . Herbert Swift Carter ..... Marshfield Andrews Christy . Alonzo Church . ..... CL.-ISS '92,jUNI0!fS. flame Address. . 4II Main St., Dallas, Tex. . 196 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y. 373 Union St., l Brooklyn, N. Y. I . 33 Chambers St., Parnassus, Pa I6OO 13th St., , NVashington, D. C, 211 South Broad St., 1 I l Elizabeth, N. f . Elizabeth, NJ .,.... . 43 Washington St., Newark, N. . Greensburg, Pa. . .- . . . 286 Pearl St., N. Y. City . . fjersey Ave., 1 Jersey City, N. 124 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y. . Garden City, L. I, . . . . . Camden, N. . . Hoboken, N. . . Hoboken, N. . . . Clearheld, Pa. . . . Englewood, N. . . . Monticello, Ind. . . Eshcob, Pa .... . Middletown, N. Y. . . . Paris, Ky .... . . Chester, N. . . . Columbia, Pa. . . . Great Falls, N. H. . . Yonkers, N. Y. . . Blairstown, N. . . . New York City . . . Caledonia, N. Y. . . . Orange Valley, N. . . . Sewickley, Pa. ..... . 41404 L St., N. W., NVashington, D. C. 26 . .8 W. M. YV. Room. . . II S. M. R. H. . . . 8 W. M. W. H. . . . . . Priest's . . . 33 Chambers St . . .H.U.H . . . Mrs. Atkinson's . .2oM.A.D.H . . .1oN.W ..8N.M.R.H . IO W. M. W. H . .2S.M.R.H . .14and15U.H ...2oN.W ..5'S.R.H . 3E.M.W.H ..3E.M.W.H ..3E.VV.H .. 6N.E. .9N.R.H. 16N . I2 S. A. D. H .13S.A.D.H ..24S.E,H . . . 12N.E .. IE.M.W. H. . . . . . . ro S.E 26 Steadman Street. ....7N.R.H . .IS.M.R.H. . .I4S. A. D. H. ..23S.E.H. H. CLASS '92, jUlVlO AHS'-Co11fz'1111ccz'. 1Vame. lmer Baldwin Cole . . V. Lansing Collins . Leon Martin Conwell Pierre Frederic Cook. Richard Coulter,Ir.. . . . Orville Platt Curran, Ir., Sc. . . George K. Davis, Sc. . . Herman S. Davis . . . james Lucas De Long. . . Robert Denniston.. . . . Arthur Le Grand Doty, Sc. . Edward D. Duffield. . . . George T. Dunlop, Ir., Sc. . john Tatliein Dunn. . . . Harry Slawson Dunning . . Smith Gardner Dunning. . Albert Frost Ernshaw. . John William Easton. . Edward Ellison, Sc. . William Elmer, Jr., Sc. . . Evan M. Evans, Sc. . . Marcus S. Farr. . . Max Farrand .... Robert Field, Sc ..... john Montgomery Gaston. . . -ff-:Herbert B. Gibby. . . . . John Young Graham Sc. . , Andrew Caldwell Gray. . Le Roy Gresham. . . . Charles Gulick, Sc. . . Henry Ewing Hale, Jr. . . john Hunter Hanna, Sc. . William Harris, .lr .... ..4l ffamu Au'r!1'urs. Windsor, N. I. . . . f2I4I L St., N. W., XL VVashington, D.C. f zoo4 Park Ave., 1 Philadelphia, Pa. . XVaterloo, N. .... . . Greensburgh, Pa. .... . . 4045 Lake Ave., Chicago, Ill. . . I 74 S. Franklin St., Wilkesbarre, Pa. . Milford, Del. ..... . . Lexington, Ky. . . . . I 324 S. 42nd Street, l Philadelphia, Pa. . Orange, N. I. ..... . Princeton, N. I. ..... . . 312 Q. St., NN'ashington, D. C I 173 Academy St. I Willcesbarre, Pa. . Middletown, N. Y. ,... . . Mechanicstown, N. Y. . . . Lowville, N. Y. . . . . Princeton, N. I ...... 1 1224 VVashingon St., 'L 'L Kansas City, Mo. , . West State St., Trenton, N. I . Englewood, N. I. .... . . Cranbury N. I. .A .... . lfoonz. . . 2 Stockton St. I2 Stockton St. . ...8oU.H. IO S. M. R. H. 1 N. A. D. H. . . 7 E. W. H. . ..15E.W.H. ...I3S.E .5S.E.I-I .r4N.E ..1N.W . 2 Univ. Place . . IO S. R. H . .1oN.H . .26N.H . . .26N. H I3 N. M. R. H 47 Univ. Place. ..1oS.R.H ..1oS.R.H .. 5S.W .25N.E.I-l. . Q9 Spruce St., Newark, N. I. .... I9 W. YV. H . Fort Adams, Newport, R. I. . East Liverpool, O. .... . . Princeton, N. I .... . Montgomery, N. Y. . . . Wilmington, Del .... I 1517 Park Ave., lx Baltimore, Md. Princeton, N. J. .... . . Princeton .... . Henderson, Ky. . . . Princeton, N.j. . 27 ' Mr. Conover's . . . 73 U. H 194 Nassau St 4 N. M. R. H . . , 5 S. W . ...6N.W V. B. Gu1ick's . Mrs. Hale's . . . 20 S. W. . Mrs. Harris's. ,7- CLASS '92, fUNIOI?S-Corziinucd. Nafzze. Frank Hillman Hall . . Howland Hanson . . . Charles Delucena Hart. . . Hayward Augustus Harvey, . . . Henry Clay Havens .... Clarence W. Hillyer . . . Caspar W'istar Hodge, Ir. . I. Frederic Hosford . . . Robert Pollock Howie . . Geo. Augustus Hulett. . . Curtis Grubb Hussey, Sc. . . Samuel Craig Huston . . joseph Miller Huston . . Frank Martin Hutchinson . YV. B. Irish ...... Thomas Smith Irvin . . . Preaton Stewart Krecker . . james Peter King .... Williani Vail johnson, Sc. . john B. Kouwenhoven . . Finley Hall Lloyd. . . . Lorenzo Grenville Lyon . Charles A. McKenney, Sc. . Irvine McColl . . . . , john R. McCune ..... Harry Fleming McDowell . Alan Cassilis Mcllvaine , Austin Mclsanahan .... Clarence Arthur McWilliams john Maclean Magie . . . A. MCC. Marshall . . . John Mills Mayhew . . . Elmer Llewellyn Meyers . . I L ffame Address. 1420 15th St., Washington, D. C. Key East, N. I .... . 1317 Waliiut St., Philadelphia. 455 Main St., Orange, N. I. . Burrsville, N. I ...... Bergen Point, N. J. . . Princeton ...... Kinderhook, N. Y. . . Westfield, Mass. . . Russell, Kan ....... 8 Cedar Ave., Allegheny, Pa. 2433 N. 5th St., Philadelphia 2433 N. 5th St., Philadelphia, Sewickley, Allegheny Co., Pa New Castle, Pa ....... 25 West Ioth, St., New York City. Fredericksburg, Pa. . . . . Galt, Ont., Canada . . Orange, N. ...... Room. . . 7 N. M. R. H . 2 Stockton St . . 6 E. M. W. H . . 3 W. W. H . . . 16 N. H . 20 Chambers St . . 6o Stockton St . . 18 E. W. H . . 37 N. E. H . . . . 62 Canal St .. ..7N.NV .. ..2N.E .. ..2N.E .. 46U.H . 12S.W . . I4S.E . .... 33. W . . I8 S. M. R. H . .... IN.W P. O. Box 3, Flatbush, L. I. .... 23 M. A. D. H 5th Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. . . Elmira, N. Y. .... . 1223 R. I. Ave., Wasliiiigtoii, D. C. Caledonia, N. Y. ..... 5526 Filth Ave., I Pittsburg, Pa. Connellsville, Pa. . . . . Vincennes, Ind. . Chambersburg, Pa. . . . 39 S. Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N, Y. Paterson, N. I ....... Dayton, O. . . . . Beatrice, Neb. . . . . Ackermanville, Pa. . 28 . .Hand I2U.H . . . . .4N.E . . .41U.H. . .IS.M.R.H .....1zU.H . . 64 and 65 U. H. . . . . .2S.E . .I3S.E.H . 4 W. w. ii. . rs N. E. ......2oN.W I9 Van Deventer Ave. CLASS '92, fU1VfOR.S'-Ca1zh'1mert'. Nazfze. Frank Montgomery Milligan Levi Schade Mogel .... Theo. VV. Morris .... Frederick john Moses Sc. . Charles Ogden Mudge . . VVilliam Leroy Mudge . . William Belfrage Parsons . . james Porter Parker, SC. . . George Wilson Peddie . . jno. C. B. Pendleton . . . . Warrington NValwortl1 Periam Bowcler Phinizy . .... . NVilliam Kelly Prentice . John Luther Rankin . . Charles Ellet Rieman . Am-ed R. Riggs . . jesse B. Riggs .... J. Sinclair Roberts, jr. . . Pierre Keller Satterheld . . joseph Mitchell Shellabarger Charles Henry Shick . . . Ralph Duffield Small . Uriah Franklin Smiley . . William Watson Smith . . Charles Wood.So1ne1'by . Charles Philip Spooner . . Robert Alston Stevenson . . john William Stork . . Irving Whitall Street . VVilliam Stump .... Ifome A d1!1'e.v.r. Newport, Perry Co., Pa. . . Bernville, Berks Co., Pa. . Freehold, N. J. ..... . 137 Greenwood Ave., Trenton, N. Princeton . ..... . . Princeton .....,.. Franklin, Delaware Co., Pa. . 103 Poidras St., New Orleans. 512 N. 18th St., Philadelphia. . . Berkeley Springs, NV. Va. . . 65 Roseville Ave., 1 Newark, N. f 519 Green St., Augusta, Ga. 9 YVest 16th St., New York City. 765 High St., Newark, N. J. 221 Monument St., Baltimore, Md. X14 Cathedral St., 1 Baltimore, Md.f 814 Cathedral St., E Baltimore, Md. York, Pa ......... 1925 Tasker St., Philadelphia, Pa. Topeka, Kan ....... 1011 Penn St., Reading, Pa.. 680 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. 827 Wharton. St., Philadelphia. Hollidaysburg, Pa. . . 5oo N. 32d St., Philadelphia, Hudson, Wis. . . . . . . Lewistown, Pa. .... . 2208 Eutaw Place, Baltimore, Md. Lexington, O. ..... . Bel Air, Md. . 29 I Room I2 N. M. R. I4 M. A. D. 5 13. M. W. ..3S.R. 16 Stockton 16 Stockton . . . .4S . 1 U. . 20 E. W. 3 E, M. W. I3 N. A. D. I4 S. M. R. I7 M. A. D. .9 N. A. D. . 18 W. W. I4 S. A. D. 7 W. M. W. . .42 N. E. . . 3 S. . 71 U. . I2 S . ro N. R. . .30 N. E. .5 N. A. D. I3 S. A. D. . 9 S. R. . . 5N. R. . . 2 S. . . .32 U. 2 W. M. W. -.of-.f CLASS '92, fUZVIOfC'S-Coniirzzzed. Naffze. yjoseph Gaston Symmes, Jr. . Charles Irvin Truhy .... john Van Ness . . . Peter Vredenburgh . 1. . . Williamson UpDike Vreeland . . Crowley Xventworth .... james Weste1'velt .... Benjamin Vrome WVhite . . Calvin XVight ...... Edward Van Dyke Wight . Jesse Lynch Williams. . . John Glover WVilson. . . Percy Wilson. . . . Clinton T. 'Wood .... . Haizze Addrexs. Room . . Cranlnury, N. I. ...... . . I7 N. E. . . Duncannon, Perry Co., Pa . .j'ohnsonburg,'N. . . . . . . .Freehold, N. J.. . . . . Rocky Hill, N. . . . . Randolph, N. Y. . . . . New Brighton, S. I. . . . . Summit, N. I .... . . .38 S. E. . .40 S. E. . I7 E. W. ...4IS.E. . I7 W, W. . 6N. M. R. . . . Io N. . . New Hamburgh, N. Y. . . . 5 S. A. D. . . New Hamburgh, N. Y. . . . 5 S. A. D. . . Princeton, Illinois . . . 1' 1632 Linden Ave., - 1 . . Fort Missoula, Mont. . . . . Fargo, Dakota .... . Baltimore, Md. ' . 7 S. M. R. . . IO N. R. 20 Chambers ....4S. Richard Flavel Woods.. . . . . ISOI Spruce St., Philadelphia. . . . . II S. VValter Livingstone Wright, jr . . Imlaystown, N. I ...... . . 26 S. E. A. Oliver Young ...... . . Newton, N. I ...... . . 3 N. A. D. lawrence Andrew Young. . . zi 1535 4th Aviguisvillq Ky. . . . IS N. fi 41 fl rn Ll 1 J X X ! 74 ' S TX. ,,,V I1' ' f J, x. 6.1 ' fi X j X X-Cixi its x Hi ll X fl!! 1 1 ,K .. x KX., Xfx xv aww' 10 -5, ,.,.,,..,,, , 'Hd-A. .L 5, A 5, 5 na. - I' ' '-7-,L-ge' . l',-WLC' 'eialzfxsaim H 1 A ,Y - f ' f 7 , , E 4 -'1 i'-74 ,fy :lf , V , 993 6?cLQQ C5rgcLnizcLTTor2. H. L. HENDERSON, Presidefzf. I. S. I. H. BRITTON, Vie-Pffexgdefzl, D. P. H. DAVIS, fI2's!01'z'a1z. '-QI ROGERS, Sfrrefafjf. BLACK, 73'ea:zz1'er. Naffze. Abram Piatt Andrew, Charles H. Angell. . E. W. Baird, B. S. . Wm. Osborn Baker. . Wm. I. Barkley, C. E. Horatio S. Beach. . . Lee Clark Beatty . . Ir. . Hobart D. Betts, B. S. . . John Beveridge. . . . Wright Bigler, B. . James D. Black. . Hamilton Bogue. . F. A. Borcherling. . . Henry XV. Bridges. . James H. Britton, Jr. I. Irving Brokaw. . . Irving S. Brown. . . Kenneth Brown. . . Wm. H. Brown, Ir., C. E. . I. H. Buchanan. . . . Richard V. Buckley. A. Johnston Buist.. . . Isaac W. Byers. . . james D. Cameron. . H. L. Carey. . . . C. U. Carpenter. . . jesse Benedict Carter. George W. Case, jr. . I. P. Chandler . . Thomas C. Chapin, C Arthur H. Cilley. . . CLASS . 1 J' L xr . . K 193, .s0PH0Mo1e.Es. ffame Address. La Port, Ind. . . Passaic, N. J' .... Merion Station, Pa. . Princeton, N. .... . 137 Prytania St., New Orleans, La. Palatin Bridge, N. Y. . . . . 42 Nixon St., Allegheny, Pa. . Englewood, N. Y. . . . . Scotch Buch, N. Y. . Clearfield, Pa. .... . 117 East 23d St., New York City. 4819 Greenwood Ave., Chicago, Ill. 36 Park Place, Newark, N. I .... Ogdensburg, N. I ...... 1521 Clarkscn St., Denver, Col. . . 528 Fifth Ave., 1, New York City. J Passaic, N. I. .... . Brooklyn, N. Y. ..... ZI Waverly Place, New York City. Pemberton, N. .... . 1508 Spruce Sr., Philadelphia, Pa. Charlestown, S. C. . . . Five Forks, Pa. . . Round Hill, N. S. . . Chicago, Ill. . . . . . Dayton, O. ....... - . 330 W. 28th St., New York. . 30 Linden Ave., jersey City, N. J. 3025 Morgan St., St. Louis, Mo. 351 West 57th St., New York City. IO! Gold St., New York City . . 32 - Room. 21 Chambers St ...9N.W . Mrs. Goldie's Trinity Rectory ... 1U.H . 3 N. M. R. H . 62 Canal St . . 6 N. E . . . 20 N. E Mrs. Baylests . . .6S.E . .H.U.l-I 35 Univ. Place . . . 5N.E .11W.W.H ..8E.W.H ...9N.W ..9N.R.H . . Mrs. King's . . 93 Canal St . . 16 N. W . .1S.E.I-I ..2N.R.H . .19N.E . . 72U.H . .2S.W ..l2S.E.H .17 and 20 S. E. I-I ... 12S.W Mrs. Haul-:ins's . . I3 N. W Nazzzc. Vlooclford Clay,. . . Samuel Cochran, Sc. VValter H. Condict. . Harrison R. Daniels . W. R. Davidson, C. Parke H. Davis . . . Joseph A. Dear, Ir. . C. Lincoln De Witt . XVm. Gordon Dice . . Frank Eugene Dill . John Nevins Dodd . W. H. Dodd .... Robert Driscoll, jr. . D. C. Durland, C. E. Ellsworth Dwight . . john L. Easton . . Ogden M. Edwards, Jr., B. S. . . Albert Egbert, C. E. . Fred. Stanton Elder . George Erdman . . P. A. Falkenburg, C. E. . . . . Wilson Ferguson . . Herbert Payne Fisher Howard S. Forman, B. S. . . George C. Fraser, B. S. . . . Wm. L. Freund . . . George L. Garmany . C. V. Granger, C. E. . H. G. Granger, C. E. C. T. Grant . . . J. Cleve Green . E. L. Greene . . CLASS '93, SOPHOITYORES- C0lzlz'n11ezz'. Ifome Address. . . Paris, Ky ..... . 20 Franklin Place, Morristown, N. IO4 Spruce St., Newark, N. J . . .Dayton, O. ..... . . . Steubenville, O. . . , Jamestown, N. Y .... .I I7 Belmont Ave., ' ' 1 jersey City, N. J. . . . Deckertown, N. I. . . . . . . . I44 E. Main St., Xenia, Ohio Richmond, Ind. .... . Garfield, N. Y. . Garfield, N. Y. . . . .San Antonio, Tex.. . . . 231 West 74th St., ' New York City. . .Plainfield,N. . . . . f58 Montgomery Ave., ' ' 1 Allegheny, Pa. Ambersam Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. Franklin, Pa.. . . . Winheld, Kan. . Asheville, N. C. . . Toms River, N. . . . .Reading, Pa ..... . . . . . . . 1922 Race St., Phila., Pa. . 36 Bergen Ave., Jersey City, N. 1502 20th St., Washington, D. C. . . . Princeton, N. I. . . . . . . . . Savannah, Ga. . . . . Lancaster, Ky. Philadelphia, Pa. . , . Cuyahoga Falls, O. . . .Trenton,N.I.. . . . . . Room. . . 39 U. H. . . 21 N. E, H. . . II N. E. H. 38 U. I-I. . Mrs. Applegate's ... . . 2S.W. ...L.U.H. .. .3N.E.H. . . . 230 Nassau St. . . Mrs. WVarren's . . 7 N. E. H . . 7 N. E. H . . I2 S. W . . ,Mrs King's . Mrs. Updyke's . . . M. U. H . . Mr. Durnezjs ... 9N.E .62CanalSt ..8VV.W.H . .1oU.H ..4S.R.H . .Mrs. Dohmls . . Mrs. Fisher's . . 7 E. M. W 32 Vandeventer Ave . . I9 S. M. R. H . Mrs. Van Duyn's. . . Mrs. Carroll's ..1oN.M.R.H. . . 35 Univ. Place. Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y. . . . 41 N. E. H. 33 CLASS '93, SOPHOMORES- Co1zz'z'mzed. Naffze. Wm. A. Guild . . . Charles C. Hall . . . Keppele Hall, C. E. . . S. W. Hard ,,,, Marshall Harrington . Allen Harris, C. E .... Albert C. Hencken, C. E. . , H. L. Henderson .... Cortlandt V. R. Hodge . C. E. Hopkins, C. E. . G. N. Houston, C. E. . H. A. Howland, C. E. . . Charles H. Hughes . . . Pearsall Humphrey, B. S. . C. E. Humphreys, C. E. . . . . H. C. Hurd, C. E. . . . H. C. Inslee, C. E, . Eliot G. jackson, B. S. . Wm. T. johnson. . A. C. Kellogg. . . W. D. Kellogg. . . Philip King ....... Kenneth C. Kirtland, B. S. . George Klots ...... Edward Augustus Lawrence Felix H. Lester . . . . . Lucius F. Little, C. E. . . Harris Lindsley, C. E. . . D. M. Ludington. . . Loren M. Luke ..... Carleton S. Mather, B. S. . . Francis F. Maury. . . B. B. McAlpin. . Hoffze Azla'7'e.v.r. Gallatin, Tenn. . . Trenton, N. I. . Trenton, N. I. . . Englewood, Nj. . . Logz1n,O. . . . . Princeton, N. -l ..... 223 East 13th Sr., New York City. Cassville, Pa ....... Burlington, N. I. . Sudlersville, Md. . New York City . . Titusville, Pa. . Bellefonte, Pa. .... . Madison Ave., Hotel, New York City. Bryn Mawr, Pa. . . . . San Antonio, Tex. . . . 50 Spruce St., Newark, N. I I304 Connecticut Ave., VVasl1ington, D. C. Asbury Park, N. I .... Elizabeth, N. . . Elizabeth, N. I ...... 814 7th St., Washington, D. East Orange, N. . . . New York City . . Charlotte, N. C. . Los Angeles, Cal. . Owensboro, Ky. . . Nashville, Tenn. . . . . 629 West North Ave., Baltimore, Md. Nanticoke, Pa. .... . 281 'West End Ave., New York City. Philadelphia, Pa ..... Sing Sing, N. Y. . 34 ix I R 00111. . . II W. W. H . Mrs. Updyke's . . Mr. Stout's Mrs. Hamilton's . . . 73 N. I-I . Mrs. Harris's Mrs. Hankinls ...3N.E ...7S.R.H . . Mrs. F1'eund's . . . Mrs. Shannts . . Mrs. Hubbard's . . . .3 N. E Mrs. Carpenter's . Mrs. Wolfe's . Mrs. Smith's Mr. Campbell's . Mrs. Belclen's . . 24 N. E. H . I9 Univ. Place . I9 Univ. Place c. .... 33 s. s. H . . . 44 U. H . Mrs. Carroll's 28 Chambers St . I3 S. M. R. H . Mrs. Freund's , . Mrs. Carroll's . . . I5 S..W Mrs. UpElyks's . Mr. Bro-wn's . . . . Mrs. McCarty's 35, 35, 37 U- H CLASS '93 S 1V1zms. J. R. Mcmpin, C. E. . G. H. MacCloskie, Jr., C. E L. H. McClumpha, C. E . Alexander McGafEn. . Gardiner H. Miller . . james A. Miller. . . Frederick H. Mills. . . Luther R. Moffitt. . . . Charles H. Montgomery. Lee Montgomery . . . Howard Moore, C. E. . Du Bois S. Morris. . . Robert M. Mullen, G. E. George R. Murray. . . David T. Neely . Charles B. Newton . . WalterTNoble . . . Edward R. Norton, Jr. C Charles W. Ottley . . I. Edward R. Palmer, Jr. John Brent Palmer . . Arthur D'E. Parker, B. S. Francis L. Patton, Ir. . John S. Paul, C. E. . . Alexander M. Phillips, B. William E. Pollison . . Harry Otis Pool . . . Bertram Van Dyck Post A. C. Proudfit .... William Reid, jr. . . james D. Remsen, C. E. Charles T. Riggs . . . James Warren Ritchey . S.. .. UPHOJIORES- C'o1zz'z'lzz1m'. ,Home Addvws. 673 Fifth Ave., New York City. Princeton, N. I. .... . Amsterdam, N. Y. . . Belfast, Ireland . . Roselle, N. Y. . Roselle, N. Y. . Leon, N. Y ........ 200 Pine St., Harrisburg, Pa. Topeka, Kan ....... Sedalia, Mo. . Clayton, N. J. . . Freehold, N. I- . Indiana, Pa. . Princeton, N. . Honey Grove, Pa. . . I3I4 Pine St., Philadelphia, Pa. Topeka, Kan. . . . San Antonio, Tex. . Columbus, Miss . . Louisville, Ky. . Louisville, Ky ...... 40 Union St., New Orleans, La. Princeton, N. I ..... Hotel WVenthrop, New York City. Trenton, N. I ...... Waverly Park, N. . . New York City . . Beirut, Syria . . Baltimore, Md. . . Pittsburgh, Pa.. . . Flatbush, Long Island, N. Y Marsovan, Turkey. . . . . 312 E. Iowa St., Evansville, Ind. 35 Rnonz. . 35, 36, 37 U. H. Prof. MacCloskie's. . Mrs. Beldon's . I5 N. M. R. H . . I9 Univ. Place . I9 Univ. Place . . 28 E. H .. 79U.H ..36N.E.I-l - H ....,oU. . Mrs. Carpenter's . . 5 E. M. W. H . . . 33 U. H . . 73 Nassau St . 39 N. E. H . 47 Univ. Place . . . 71 U. H . . Mrs. Smith's . 28, 29 N. E. H . . . 7 S.W . 7 S. W .. 1U.H. . Pres. Patton's . . Mrs. Kings . . Mrs. Stoutls . . I7 N. W . . 4 S. A. D. H . . 9 N. E. H ...IXV.W.H. ..5N.M.R.H ..1oW.W.H .. 16S.E.H ..25N.H A,MN .., CLASS '93 SOPHOMORES-Co1z!i1z14ed. Nzz17ze. john Rodgers ...... Herbert M. Rogers . I. S. Rogers ..,... Simon H. Rollinson, C. E. jose Romero ...... Wm. Tufnell Sabine, jr. . Pennington Satterthwaite,B. S. . . . Elmer K. Schultz .... Edgar C. Seibert . Clayton F. Sherman . Robert T. Sloss . 4. YVilliam Spiegel .... Walter Clare Stearns, C. E. . . . Frederick W. Steele . . . Charles H. Stockton, C. E. John Stockton, C. E. . . Marshall Thompson. . . Robert McKean Thomas . Edward Y. Thorp .... john L. Tildsley . . . F. S. Titsworth, B. S. . . Theodore B. Turner . . . Ralph H. Warren, C. E. . William M. Washburn . Elmer G. Wherry .... John F. Wherry . George E. Wliite . . . John W. F. WVilkinson . . Herbert L. Winans . . Robert K. Wurtz . . Andrew C. Wylie . . . Envigne Ybanez, C. E. . Harry N. Yont . . . Henry Young, Jr. . Home Address. IO24 Anita St., Philadelphia, Pa. Omaha, Neb. ..... . 3915 Spruce St., N. Y. , . Orange, N. I ..... Mexico City, Mexico . . . 960 Madison Av., New York Princeton, N. .... . Colesbroolcdale, Pa. . Glen Ridge, N. I. . . Davenport, N. Y. . Greensburgh, Incl. . . Newport, Ky ........ IO West 58th St., 1 New York City. I Trenton, N. I. . .... . . Princeton, N. J. . Princeton, N. I ....... 333 Nelson Ave., 1 St. Paul, Minn.j Elizabeth, N. ..... . East Orange, N. I. . . Titusville, Pa ....... 1012 Broad St., Newark, N. I. Corning, Iowa ...... 56 YVorth St., New York City . Sauerties, N. Y. ...... . Peking, China . . Shippensburg, Pa. . . Portsmouth, N. H. . . Harrisonville, N. J. . Jamaica, N. Y. . . 1701 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 223 Madison Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mexico......... Greensburgh, Pa. .... . 1058 Broad St., Newark, N. Il 36 Room. . . . 1N.E ..6W.M.W.l-I . . 7 S. R. ll . . Mrs. Zaplfs . . . 46 U. H . . . . 42 Nassau St Mrs. Satterthwaite's . .2N.R.1-1 21S.E,H ....I9N.E ..16S.M.R.1-I ...22S.E.l-I . Dr. MacDonald's ....18S.E . Col. Stockton's . . Mr. Stocktonls .. ..I4S.E.l'I ....IOS.E ..9M.A.D.H ...15N.M.R.H . . Mr. Ca1npbel1's . . . . . 24 N. H . . . IO E. M. W . I. 3 W. W. H . . . . IS. E . . 1 S. E . . . A. D. H . . 60 Univ. Place . . 58 Univ. Place . . 14E.W. H. . . .25S.E.H. . . Mrs. Merchon's . Mrs. Updyke's. . 49 and 50 U. H. HN Doo? fifty .1 46 If X . f YN f NW 1 ofjo y f xg . . -,ZX ,M 4 ff mffif 1 -2. ' f X - 1 ' L ' . . -.4 2 . , . . ' An A ' f r , 1 I l X P . XXX kg. : K , 1 X 394490 ' 1' n 'V N' XX qgm-n3,r.A'ovg, Wu! -I' V ' ' x ' ' ' WW6'f5'fv'i9'3 ma, 1 . .1 s - aww., P A A f N ' X xxf x ' ' I . ,. X-' ' X '94 . GPCLQQ CC5r9cLnizcdTor1. T. F. BAILEY, Preddent. H. D. MCMILLAN, Secfy and Treas. R. RAMSDELL, Wie-P1'esz'a'e1z1'. D. P. B. CONKLING, If'.fZ'07'i6Z7'I. 37- lllzmc. John Harvey Alexander . Frederick NVarner Allen, C. E Yorke Allen, ....., Franklin Morse Archer . Judson Hooker Bailey . Thomas Fisher Bailey . . Carroll Baldwin .... Edward Hill Baldwin, B. S. blames Edward Bathgate,Ir., Harold McKnight Beck, E. Alexander Benson . . . John Livingston Bissell . Claude Villie Black, C. E. David Blair ..... Jas. Robert Blake . . Phillip Paul Bliss, jr. . . Richard Walker Bogart,l1'., Reginald Hamilton Bonner, C. E. . 1 oh.. Thomas Hamilton Bowes, C. E Frank Howard Braislin . George Howard Bright . George Madoc BrinkerhofQ J. Maclin Broadnax. . . . Avery Kirk Brodie, B. S. C. E. . Gabriel Scott Brown, C. li. . Murray Peabody Brush . Frederick Lemuel Buckeleu, C. E. . John Ludlow Bushnell . . James Brown Burnet, Ir., C. E George VVhite Caldwell, C. Alden Matthews Califf . . James Shaw Campbell . . E. Theodore Melville Carlisle . CLASS 794 FRESFIWIEN flame Ada'1'ess. . Benton, Tenn ..... . South Orange, N, . . . South Orange, N. I. . . i319 Cooper St., I Camden, N. II 8 Lancaster St., Albany, N. Y. l . Huntingdon, Pa. .,...... . I 9 and II Hanover St., Baltimore, Md . Newark, N. I ...... . Newark, N. . . . Germantown, Pa. . . 2107 Vfalnut St., Enom. . . W. Mershon's . . Io8 Nassau St Mrs. Dohnfs. l 2 . . . I I9 Van Deventer Ave . 7 N. E ....3N.R.H. . 35 University Place. . . II Dickinson St. . .' . . 18 R. H. Philadelphia, Pa. ' . Sioux City, Ia ...... . Covington, Ky. . . . Indiana, Paf ...... . . 33 Chambers St. . , 32 Mercer St . . 9 Park St . S8 N. 6th St., Newark, N. J .... 20 Chambers St . Newark Valley, N, Y. . . . Yonkers, N. Y, ,,,. . . WVest New Brighton, N. Y . Baltimore, Md. .... . . Cross Wiclcs, N. J, . . Pottsville, Pa. . . . Springtield,1'll. . . Mason, Tenn. . . . Caledonia, N. Y. . . . Angelo, Pa .... 417 E, Broad Sr, Columbus, O. . Jamesburg, N. -I, .... . Springfield, O. . . . . . .Newark,N. . . . San Antonio, Tex, . . East Smithfield, Pa, . . . Sewickley, Pa .... . . Q 284 Liberty St., . 78 Canal St , . . 40 U. H . . I Nassau St . . 33 Chambers St . . . 27 N. E. H . . 34 L. E. H . I Nassau St . 29 N. E. H . 168 Nassau St . . 175 Nassau St . 27 Van Deventer St, . . . I Nassau St . . 4oU.H . . II Dickinson St. . 27 Van Deventer St. .....2N.E.H. ., ...77U.I-I. . 28 Chambers Newburgh, N. Y. i' ' ' St' 38 . Mrs. Kings . . Mrs. Easton's. CLASS YQ4 JVYINIU. Benj. Franklin Carter . . Chas. Merritt Cartwright . . Albert Roe' Chamberlain . . Cummings Waldo Cherry . . Jas. Carpenter Coleman . . Horace French Collins, E. E. David Paul Burleigh Conlaling Albert Constable, jr. . . . Arthur Coppell, C, E. . Thos. Douglass Corry . . Thomas Creigh ..... Samuel Nair Curran, B. S. . Ulric Dahlgren .... Francis Walter Daire . Albert Thomas Davis . Horace Day ....... Larimore Conover Denise . Samuel Dickey ...... john Moore Dickinson . . Wilson Kilgore Doty, C. E. George Harry Dowhoutt . . Richard Downes . . . Gaston Drake, B. S. . . . . john Patterson Duff, E. E. . George Dickson Edwards . Walter Elmer, B. S. . . . . William Hall English, B. S. Paul Erdman . ..... . Edwin Platt Essick . Benj. Howard Everett . . Boyd Ross Ewing ..... Philemon Aumack Falkinburg, George Leiper Farnum . . . james Fentress, jr. . . Herbert Herschel Fisher . . Fl?ESl1l1lEN-- Colzlflzzzezf. ffome A:!n'1'cs.v. 21 Park St., Montclair, N. . 'Waynesville, O ...... Chester, N. Y ........ 304 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Goshen, N. Y. ...... . NVashington, D. C. .... . 55 E. 34 St , New York City. . Elkton, Md. ....... . Quafiy, N. ....... . 54 XV. 5th SL, Covington, Ky. Room. 7 Dickinson St. . . 27 Xvilliams Sr, . . . I5 S. E. H. . . . . 74 U. H . . 175 Nassau St , . I2 Stockton, St. . . . . 60 U. H. . . 164 Nassau St. . . . 16 U. H. . . . 32 Mercer St 1505 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. . . 27 Chambers St Chicago, Ill. ........... 148 Nassau St 201 Prospect Ave., Trenton, N. J. . 31 Union Place 20 Morris St., New Brunswick, N. . . . At Home 65 S. Maple Ave. E. Orange, N. ' Plymouth, Pa. ....,. . 1901 Dodge St., Omaha, Neb. Oxford, Pa ......... 479 W. State St., Trenton, Nj Chicago, Ill. ..,... I . . 459 Lexington Ave., New York City. ' Philadelphia, Pa .... . . Yalaha, Fla. . . . Brooklyn, N. Y ....... . . 7 Dickinson St . 175 Nassau St . . 27 Chambers St . . . 39 Nassau St. . . . I2 Dickinson St ..22N.E.H . 215 Nassau St. ..26L.E.H ..76U.H ..45U.H Amberson Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. .... 18, I9 E. H Trenton, N. I. ...... . Elizabeth, N. . Morristown, N. I. . 55 McDonough St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ' Jamesburg, N. I ....... Blairsville, Pa. . . Toms River, N. I. . Media, Pa. ........ . 78 Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill. 122 4th St., Peoria, Ill. . . . 39 73 University Place . . 201 Nassau St . 24 Chambers St 32 Van Deventer St 64 University Place . . . 39 Nassau St . . IO N. W . 16 U. VV. H . . 162 Nassau St . 185 Nassau St 'vvwxxq CLASS 7Q4 FRESIHUVIEJV-Ca1zfz'n1zezz'. Nallze. Howard Shreve Fisher. . Wim. Wolcott Fisk. . . Reuben Joy Flick, Jr. . William Floyd ...... George Howard Forsythe, B. S. . Grant Colfax Fox ..,. Cleveland Frame, . . . Herbert Jefferson Frazer, C. E.. Charles Edward Fruch, B. S. . . Charles Dudley Fuller, Jr. E. E. . Karl George ....... James Gibson , Jr. ...... . Charles Dickie Goldthwaite, Malcolm Goodridge . . . William Jones Grandin, Jr., E. E. C. E. William Edward Grant, B. S. . . Wyllys King Grier .... Joseph F. Guffey . . VValter Eugene Gunster . . Ernest Hass, B. S. . . . . . . Edward Drake Halsey,J r., B. S. Edward Wilson Hammett, C. F. Charles Sumner Havens . Howard Heath, C. E. . . . Frank Strickler Henderson . John Dickie Hitchman . . Charles Courtenay Hoge, B. Alfred E. Holmes .,.. Chas. Grant Hopper .... Fisher Howe ...... Frederick Bartlett Howland, S.. C. E. . Harry Allen Howland, C. E. . . Theodore Friend Humphrey Harry Vllilson Insleet, C. E. Robert Bonner Jack ...., Robert Perkins Jack . . Oscar WVilde Jeffery . . Hozfze Address. Room. Swissvale, Pa. . - . , ...... II N. W Cheshire, Mass. ....... IQ Van Deventer St 52 S. River St., Wilkesbarre, Pag .... 31 U. H II8 E. 25th St., N. Y. .... I9 University Place Chicago, Ill ..... . 35 University Place Cohocton, N. Y ......... 197 Nassau St 1917 Federal St., Philadelphia, .... 36 S. E. H Brooklyn, N. Y. Amsterdam, N. Y. . . . . Morristown. N. J. Watertown, N. Y. Salem, N. Y. . . Galveston, Texas Flushing, N. Y. Tidioute, Pa. . . Summit, N. J, . Peoria, Ill. . . . Greensburg, Pa. . 402 Jefferson Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Rockaway, N. . Germantown, Pa. Scranton Pa. .- I Toms River, N. J. . Trenton, N, . Media, Pa. . . . Mt. Pleasant, Pa. . Brooklyn, N. . Plainfield, N. . 1902 Judson Place, Princeton, N. J. . Titusville, Pa. . Titusville, Pa. . S. Orange, N. Newark, N. J. . . Hazleton, Pa. . . 402 N. Monroe N WVashington, . J. 4.0 St. . 68 University Place I2 Van Deventer Ave . . . . . 18 N. W St St St Sr H . 168 Nassau . 32 Mercer . . 31 Chambers . . I2 Chambers . . . 45 N. S: St H . 5 Nassau St H S1 H H Sr . 20 Chambers St , 45 Nassau . . 39 Nassau . . . . 33 N , E. . ..13w.w. . . 148 Nassau . . . U. U. . . 35 N. E. . 86 Nassau .... 8S.R.H 78 University Place . , . . . 63 U. H Philadelphia, Pa. . . 5 S. E. H ,Peoria, lll. . . . 144 Nassau St 16 N.E . . 16N.E , I2 Nassau St . . I5 N.W . . . 20 L. E.H 39 Nassau St . . I Nassau St. CLASS '94 Ahffzr. Paul Burrill Jenkins . . . Thos. Addison jenkins . Alexander Davis jenney . Edward Ford Johnson . . ...l F!?ES1l1lIEN-Cafmmmd. Home Addresr. GIZ 7th St., Sioux City, Ia. Room. . I2 Van Deventer Ave ISO Milton St., Brooklyn, N. Y ..... I V. U. H 719 Lodi St., Syracuse, N. Y. 736 Franklin St., .... Michigan City, Ind. . .,8U.I-I .....7OU.H. Ogden Cheney johnson, C. . . . San Antonio, Tex. .... 27 Van Deventer Ave Joseph XVIII. Lester jones . . . Clinton Hall Kearney, C. E. . Earnest Farwell Keigwin Frank Leonard Kellogg, B. Franklin Corning Kenly, B. John Miller Kennedy . . Winfield Scott Kennedy, jr. james Henry Kenyon, B. S. Samuel Wardwell Kinney Henry Seymour Knight . john Frederick Kohler, C. Edward Reed Laughlin . Andre Barent Le Massena Robert Wilson Lewis . . George Brown Linnard . Malcolm Lloyd, Ir., B. S. . Stephen T. Lockwood . . Joseph Tompkins Low, jr., B Walter Lowrie ..... Paul Hagans Ludington . . E.. I 209 'Washington St., . ..L S.... S .... .S... Charles Stevens MacKensie, B. S blames Arthur Mandeville, B. Arthur H. Maurice, C. E. Wm. Lloyd McCauley . . Geo. Merriwether McCampbell, Howard McClenahan, E. E. john Davidson McCord . Andrew Torrens McCullagh, IIE S.... Ir. Russle Hindinan McCullough .... 55 Walnut St., E. Orange, N. . . . Dickinson St San Antonio, Tex. . . . VVilmington, Del. ' Orange, N. ..... . Chicago, Ill. ....... . Box 601, Pittsburgh, Pa. . . . Covington, Ky. . . . . XVave1'ly, N. Y. .... . 210 W. Embargo St., Rome, N. Y. ' I72Cl Ave., Lansingburgh, N. Y New York City ....... Ellsworth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1108 Broad St., Newark, N. I. Portland, Oregon. .... . Germantown, Pa. . . Philadelphia, Pa. . 98 Downing St., Buffalo, N. Y. New York City ....... Warrior's Mark, Pa ...... 2008 Burt St., Omaha, Neb. . Brooklyn, N. Y ....... Newark, N. I. . . . New York City. . , Stanley, N. Y ...... 216 bk 218 Greenwich St. New York City. Port Deposit, Md. ..... . 27 Van Deventer Ave . . . 40 Nassau St .G.V.H 35 University Place . . . Mr.I-Iankins . . 32 Mercer St . . 88 Nassau St . . 33 Chambers St . . . 27 Chambers St . . ,39N'21SSa11Sf . . . 14S.W .. ..9ParkSt ..7N.E ..17U.H. . . . . . 62 U. H 78 University Place 35 University Place 53 University Place . 24 Chambers St 78 University Place SI University Place ..JSMKH . 138 Nassau St . . 9 Park St . . 187 Nassau St 217 Allegheny Ave., Allegheny City, Pa. . IQ S. E New York City ....... Colora, Md. . . . 41 .....33U.H . . 168 Nassau St CLASS ,W Naffze. Frank Armstrong McCune . . . . . Harlow Comstock McLeod . Robert james McDowell . Chas. Howard Mcllwain . john Lewin McLeisl1 . . Harold D. McMillan . . Henry Lyndon McMillan, B. S .... Shirrell Norton McWilliams XVrn. Farragut Meredith ...... George Armstrong Mitchell. james McCor1nick Mitchell Charles Frederick Morrison John Murdock ..... john Crosby Neely . . Horace Franklin Nixon . . . . - Horace Dutton Noyes . . Edward Clare Oliver . . Chas. Forsythe Patterson. . . . . Edward James Patterson . . Frederick C. Paulmier, B. S ..... Archibald McDowell Pepper Thos. jefferson Perkins . Edward C. Petrie .... Roy Campbell Pitcairn, B. S. . . . . Robert Kay Porter ..... . . Daniel Pratt ..... George Madison Priest . . Earnest S. Ramsdell, C. E. Bunyan Kirk Rankin ....... William johns Read, jr., C. Louis IrvingReichner. . . . . . Francis Graham Riggs . . Henry Griffith Riggs . . Thomas Riggs, jr., B. S. . Edward Rutledge Robbins Ernest Percival Roberts . FICESHIIIE N- Cantimzed. Ifome Azlzfress. 5526 Sth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa., . 256 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Connellsville, Pa. ..... , . Saltsburg, Pa. ..... . 123 john St., Cincinnati, O. . . Room. . . Mr. Hankins . 76 University Place . 64 and 65 U. H . . . 9 Park St . . I2 Dickinson St 491 jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich ..... 7 U. H Princeton, N. SI. ...... . . 40 Bayard Ave 277 Linwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. .... S. U. H New York City ....... 3I University Place Buffalo, N. Y ......... 5 3 University Place 268 North St., Buffalo, N. Y. . 53 University Place Princeton, N. I. ...... . 4232 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 2619 Indiana Ave., Chicago, Ill. . Box 288 WVoodbu1y, N. I. . ., . Kingston, N. Y. .... . Springfield, lll. .... . Allegheny City, Pa ...... 62 E. sur sf., Plainheld, N. J. . . Madison, N. I ......... Sardis, Miss. . . . Germantown, Pa. ...... . 49 E. 6th St., Plainfield. N. . . Harrisburg, Pa. ..... . . Greensburg, Pa. .... . 324 E. Fayette St., Syracuse, N. Y. ' ' Henderson, Ky. . . . . Germantown, Pa. . Nashville, Tenn. . Cumberland, Md. ..... . 802 N. 4ISt St., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . 2 Nassau St . . 112 Nassau St . Mrs. Patterson's . . . .V. U. H II University Place . . . INassau St . . 7 Dickinson St . . . . 40 U. H . 24 Chambers St . . . 28 N. E. H . . I S. R. H . . 39 Nassau St . 134 Nassau St 48U.H. . . 2 Stockton St ...2OS.hV .. 31N.E.H .. 28N.E.H . . 102 Nassau St ...IoW.M.W 814 Cathedral St., Baltimore, Md. . . 7 XV. M. VV 814 Cathedral St., Baltimore, Md ...7w.M.w Wasliiiigton, D. C. .......... 67 U. H North Branch, N. I. .... . Harbor Island, Bahamas, XV. I. 42 . . 27 William St . . . 26 N. E. H. CLASS Jlfnfzm. Charles Alexander Robinson . john Ienkins Robinson . . . . Charles Gustavus Roebling, jr., C. VVilliam Spoor Rogers, C. E. . . Charles Rugh ...... Ed. J. Russell ...., Philip Schieffelin Sabine . . james Hastings Scrimgeour . VVm. Alfred Sexton ,... Henry Mandelveil Sheldon . . Montgomery Hunt Sicard, B. S. . Herbert Fowler Sill, E. E. . . Edward Salisbury Smith, C. E. . Fred. Hoffman Smith . . . Frank Clinton Smyth, C. E. . Willett Main Spooner .... 'William Corbit Spruance, B. S. . Burton Egbert Stevenson . . Richard Alfred Streit, C. E. . George Randall Swain, C. E. . James Ramsey Swain . . . Robert Otis Swan .... Edward Bernard Thaw . Frank Forester Thompson . Henry Soffe Thompson . . Jas. MacNaughton Thompson . . Fred. Jagger Tooker . . . Iohn Harold Turner , . Byrd Van Benthuysen ..... Edwin Garrison Vancise, B. S. . Edward Seguin Van Duin, B. S. . Nathan Frederick Van Horson . Frank Phineas Van Syckel . . . john Leslie Voorhees, B. S. . . Arthur Holland Wadsworth . VQ4 FRESffIlfErWf- C07ZfI'7ZIlUlf. ffllllc' Aa'drf.rr. . , 'West Hebron, N. X. . . .Academia, Pa. . . . E. Trenton, N. Omaha, N eb. Greensburg, Pa. . 1144 S. Pearl St., Los Angeles, Cal. . . 960 Madison Ave., New York . . 73 Macon St., Brooklyn, N. Y. . West New Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y. . . Newark Valley, N. Y. . . . . XVilmington, Del. . . . . . . Newark, N. I. . . . . . Denver, Colorado . . . . . . 976 Broad St., Newark, N. J. . . Philadelphia, Pa. . . . . . Hudson, Wis. . . . . ,VVihnington, Del. . . . Chillicothe, O . . . . Newark, N. J. . . . . Newark, N. I. . . . Allentown, N. J. . . . . Oyster Bay, L. I. . . . . . . Box 586, Pittsburgh, Pa. . . . . Milroy, Pa ....... . . . 47 E. 67ll1 St., New York. . I53 Lake Ave., Albany, N. Y. . 28 Evergreen Place, E. Orange, N. J. Corning, Ia, . . . . . . I7 La Fayette St., Albany, N. Y. l . . Summit, N. I ...... . . . Syracuse, N. Y. . . . . Mt. Vernon, N. Y. . . . . . Princeton, N. J. . . Room. . 2 Stockton St . 40 N. E. H . . 42 Nassau St . .6 VV. M, XV. H . . 28 Chambers St 201 Nassau St . . . 46 Nassau St SI University Place 31 University Place . . . 78 Canal St I9 University Place. . 16 Witherspoon St . . . . . 66 U. H 31 University Place . . . . . . U. H ...9s.R.H. . . 164 Nassau St . . 197 Nassau St 47 University Place II Dickinson St 64 University Place 51 University Place 31 University Place. . . . 175 Nassau St . . . 9 XV. M. W I3 Van Deventer Av . . 22 Dickinson St . . . . . 24 North 32 Van Deventer St . . 27 Chambers St . . I97 Nassau St 51 University Place . . 8 Dickinson St Amsterdam, N. Y. . . . . I4 Van Deventer Ave VVarsaw, N. Y. . ...... 4 S. E. H 43 CLASS '94 FRESEUIIEIV-Cofzfinzzed. 1Vzzme. George Handy Wailes . . David Shove XValton . . Pendleton Gaines WVarniough, Jr., E. E. Charles Roger Watson . . James Avis WVentzell . . James Long Whitaker, C. E ..,.. joseph B. White .... Dwight Daniel Willard, E. David Milne Willard, C. E, Geo. Weenas Williams . Albert Martin Woodruff . William Ring Vifoodruff . Charles Beatty lrVorden . Edward Bell Wright, B. S. Edward Henry VVright, jr. Sidney Radwell Yarrow . Harry Nuel Yont . . . Harvey Wade Young . 44 E f' Haflzz Addrerr. Room. Salisbury, Md. . . .I ,.... . 39 Nassau St 64 Munn Ave., E. Orange, N. . . . IO U. H Philadelphia, Pa. . . . . I8 N. VV Cairo, Egypt . . . Woodstown, N. . . Philadelphia, Pa. . Valley View, N. . . Philadelphia, Pa, . Philadelphia, Pa. . . . . 407 W. Lanvale St., Baltimore, Md. l 38 S. Oxford St., Brooklyn , N. Elizabeth, N. J. . . . . Princeton, N, I. . . Washington, D, C. . . . 24 Park Place, Newark, N. I. . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . . Greensburg, Pa. . Newton, N. . if 3-I l Wax Fil- 1 Ti 1 ,P LU rv-,JV ,Cz .. iii , ', . i 'giyfr-rn. - au. ' wiki A i ' '- 1:11 'assis- df' . 323:53 'E253 ,iii YQ . M I .,1z,gg.,a,, '-.. . 513311, 4.1 . ,. ,EQ I .. .5515 y A- :Ml iii f sift .L 55' ' .igy 1 -Fi: pf, . 'j l I 'nga ' :QI Y. ' . 32 S. E. H 78 University Place , . . . . 2 U. H SI University Place . . 148 Nassau St. . . I48 Nassau St I2 Stockton St 24 Chambers St . . , I7 N. W . . IO Nassau St . . 75 U. H . . . . . zo U. H R 2 Witherspoon St ....48U.H . .3N.D. H 5ENEnui.E ' Hoff 'KJEE Yfsnrfrluri 'Hall Eff - lily 6 - CZ I in Screw rea? 5 X will iiiiil 5 I li 1 feiggf I X i'f g fe ,f '55-Li' ' if ff X ' : 3 Il ff f ' 6 W-J 3, wrkchbtqi mumnu numirri Afgixluuu. . xxwx--Er Wllll, ig ill' f NIMHiiilllltzmljgfpfllllllfj f.. :ll i 5 iii , itH1'Ulllllfflllillllllrillflyffml . A , ty.ilmluillilnulliislImiw?'E.s f I '-., xlllllllliiiiiillggllflllllilllllillliw X f alll illlillllllii ll B li. ... . . i at X: ,...:...... Q A., Xxx 'Q 'L r-.ff-ff:-,-4,'... .if- --l. -,fl WW, . Special? Sfuczlenifb . Nnfzze. Connor jones Aikin . . . Edwin Eads Andrews . . Paul Clark Aylesworth . . Henry Bainbridge Baker . Arthur Denton Ball . . Morrison Barclay . , james Barnes . . james F. Beck . . . Harry Elmer Bierly . . . Charles Edward Boynton, Ir. . . j'ohn'Miller Bridges . . . Frederick Brokaw . Arthur Grant Brown . . flame Aa'a'rer.v. Columbia, Tenn. . Allegheny City, Pa. Council Bluffs, Ia. Elizabeth. N. . . Newark, N. . Greensburg, Pa. . 22 E. 48th Sr., New Minneapolis, Minn. . Rebersburg, Pa. . ,Atlanta, Ga. . . . York City, I Raoul. . . 20 N. E. ll. . . 75 U. Il. .. . .6E.X1V.H. I9 University Place. . . 2VV.M.W.H. . 8 N. M. R. H. . .4 W. M. YV. H. . 166 Nassau St. ...3S.E. . . . . O. U. H kinson St . II9 N. Hanover St.,Car1isle, Pa. . . 7 Dic - 528 5th Ave., New York City. . VVoodbridge, N. 45 ....8E.W.H . .7S.E.H .SPECIAL STUDENTS-Coniz'nzzed. Nlznze. Richard Shepard Bryan . . W'rn. Marshall Bullitt . . Alfred Bangs Carhart . . Luther Hanson Cary . Snyder Hoxie Clark . . Walter Mack Clark . . Henry P. A. Clausen , Greene Clay, jr .... Edward Field Conover . . Milton Boyd Craighead . . Frederic Hutchinson Cubberly George .Kidder Davis . . . Richard Downes, . . Halsey Durand ..... Frank Munson Dusenberry . J. M. Edgar ....... YVilliam B. Edgar . . Aaron Ross Force . . . Halsey VVright Foster . . john Gardner Gould . . Christopher Albert Gray . . VVilliam Allen Hallock . VV1n. Langdon Hayden . . Joseph A. Henry . . . Robert Hetherington . C. Wenants Hillyer . Clinton E. Hooven . . . Robert Smith Jamison, Ir. . Cyrus Church Jefferson . Martin Saxe Kaliske . William Burnet Kinney . . HOIIZZ Addresr. St. Louis, Mo. ...... 1207 2d St., Louis Brooklyn, N. Y. Chicago, Ill.. . . vine, Ky. . Roovz. . . 8 S. M. R. H . . . I5 N. E . 27 William St ...2M.A.D.H 3501 Pine St., St. Louis, Mo. . I4 Van Deventer St Peoria, Ill. ......... I7 Van Deventer St IO E. 78th St., New York City, . . . Mexico, Mo. . . . Princeton, N. I. . Richmond, Ind . Trenton, Nl. . . lVill-zesbarre, Pa. . . Philadelphia, . . Newark, N. . New York City . , Chambersburg, Pa. jersey City, N. I. Livingston, Essex 133 Wylie Ave., P CO., N. 1. . ittsburgh , Pa. . Newark, N. ....... I84O Park Ave., N Steubenville, O. . 655 S. High St., C Oxford, N. . . Bristol, Pa .... Bergen Point, N. . . Hamilton, O. . . Greensburg, Pa. . St. Paul, Minn. . 52 YV. 71st St., New York City. 1062 Broad St., Newark, N. I. 46 olurnbus, O.. . . . . 44 U. H . 59 Bayard Ave . I3 M. A.D. H ....IIN . 6 E. W. H . . 26 S. E. H . . 9 E. WY H . 39 Nassau St . . 18 S. WV . . 26 N. E. H . . Canal St . , . 4 S. R. H . . C. U. H ew York City. . . 166 Nassau St 34 Edwards Place . . . .6 S. W . . . 20 N. E 18 N. E. H . 20 Chambers St . . . 40 U. H . 28 Chambers St ... .IU.H. . . 68, 69U. H. . 21 Chambers St . I5 W.W. SPECIAL Mzzzze. Amos Swinburne Lakey, jr. 'Wilton john Lambert . . . . Daniel 'Wesiger Lindsey, jr. Caleb Wfheeler Lord . . NV. C. Manoir '... john McDowell . . . . . Matthew Hodkinson McGee William Smith McKinney, . . . Samuel J. Minot .... john Montgomery . . Arthur Gardner Moses . . John A. Murray . . . . Alfred Moorhead North . Calvin Pardee . . . John Sheldon Paul . . VVilliam Edward Pearson . . james W'ilson Porter . . Ralph R. Ramsdell . . Edward Roderick . . Randolph Sailer .... K 1 Adolph Theodore Schmidt . . . . Christian Ihmsen Shannon Richard Theodore Shelton . . . XVm, Mansfield Skiles . . Frank Berkeley Smith . Howard Stanton . . Ralph N. Taintor . . . Frederic Crosby Torny . . john Y1Vorlhington Valliant f I S TUDEIVYTSQ Guziflz zfezf. flame fIa't!1'esr. 487 E. 42d St., Chicago, Ill. Wfashington, D. C .... . Frankfort, Ky. . Lebanon, Pa. ..... . 5 E. Read St., Baltimore, Md. . . . Wyoming, Pa. ..... . Horner, Indiana Co., Pa. . El Paso, Ill. . . . . East Orange, N. . . Ada, O . .. . . . . Trenton, N. . . Pittsburgh, Pa ..... . 654 N. rnh St., Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. . . . . New York City. . Orange Heights . . Sewiclcly, Pa. . .. . . . . . 231 High St., Germantown, Pa Hazleton, Pa. ....... . 919 N, 15th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Louisville, Ky. . . . . . Sewickly, Pa. . . St. Louis, Mo. . Minneapolis, Minn . . 150 E. 34th St., New York City. 537 N. 6th St., Philadelphia, Pa. S. Orange, N. . . . . Far Rockaway, N. Y. . St. Louis, Mo, . . . 47. Room. . 162 Nassau St . . 7 N. R. H . . 42 Nassau St . . I4 N, W I6 E. W. H . 2 Witherspoon St . . 168 Nassau St I9 Van Deventer St . . . . . 6 S. W . 32 U. H . . 3 S. R. H . . 4M.A.D. H . 47 University Place . . . SW. W. H . .9NV.W.l-I .. 8S.W ..F.U.H .. . 31N.E.H . . .2OS.E . 102 Nassau St . I5N.F .. 34U.H .. K.U.H .. 3O'U.H . I7S.WV .. 72U.H . . 31 S. E. H . I Edwards Pl ..7N.A.D.H. SPECIAL fVame. john Jewell Van Vhet . . . Henry Vincent, jr. .,.. . Frank Herbert WVadsworth . . . John McGill White . . . G. Dudley Yvhitney . . . William Griffitll Wilson . . . 1 George Clarence Wintringer . . . Lee Barnes Woodcoclc . . of STUDENTS-C0lzf1'7z2zed. Harlan A1z'a re.vs. . Goshen, N. Y ..... . Danville, Pa. . . Warsaw, N. Y. . . . . Mt. Pleasant Avenue, . Glassboro, N. I. . . . . I 814 Park Avenue, Baltimore, Md . Steubenville, O. .... . . Bellfonte, Pa. , . 43 Germantown , Pa. 1 W J? 00171. . 22 N. E. H . . 62 Canal St . 4 S. E. H. . 39 Nassau St . I4 W. W. H 2I Chambers St . . . 7N.W ..13S.W Seneca? of Glpceiiricct? Engineering. SECOND YEAR MEN. IVame. Hoflze Addrexx. Wm. E. Durell, A. B. . . . Woodbury, N. . . Maurice Ouclin, A. B. . . . New York City . . . . B. S. Clarke, B. S. . . . . Wm. S. Conant, A. B, . , . J. P. Conduit, A. B. Charles Hodge, A. B, Paul I. Leach, B. S. . . ,. . . Malcolm McLaren, A. B. . . . . I. N. Thomas, A. B. . W. Spencer VVay . FIRST YEAR MEN. Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Princeton, N. J. . Neetley, N. . . Wilkesbarre, Pa. . . N Philadelphia, Pa. . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Santa Rosa, Cal. . . Savanah, Ga. . 49 I Room. . . 2 M. A. D. H 52 University Place . 2 M. A. D. H . 9 S. A. D. H . IO S. A. D. H . IO S. A. D. H . . I5 N. A. D. H . Il S. A. D. H , . I9 E. W. H . 3 Sem. Refectory FELLOXVS. . . . . . RESIDENT GRADUATES LLI 1 1l T1Cl.lACQl. NON-RESIDENT GRADUATES . . . . ........ . SENIORS . . JUNIORS . . . SOPHOMORES , . FRESHMEN . . ACADEMIC DE PARTMENT. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE. CANDIDATES EOR DEGREE or E. E. . ...... . SEN1oRs ...... IUNIORS . . . SOPHOMORES . FRESHMEN .... SPECIAL STUDENTS . ....,.. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS . . . . . . . , TOTAL NUMBER or STUDENTS, . . . ABBREVIATIONS. . . . . . . Nassau Hall. . 8 75 10- 93 118 119 IO9 154-500 IO II I9 45 71-156 . . . Q3 - - 749 . . 842 N.E. . S.E. . N. W. . S.W. . N. R. H. . S.R. H .... N.M.R. H. . S.M.R.H. . E. W. H.. . VV.WV.H.. . . E. M. W. H. . W. M. W. H. . . N. E. H. . . S. E. H. . U. H. . O. S.. . . B. H. . . . N. A. D. H. . . M. A. D. H. . S. A. D. H. . . '91 .... 192 .. ,93 794 North Entry of East College. South Entry of East College. North Entry of West College. South Entry of West College. North Entry of Reunion Hall. South Entry of Reunion Hall. North Middle Entry of Reunion Hall. South Middle Entry of Reunion Hall. East Entry of Witherspoon Hall. West Entry of Witherspoon Hall. East Middle Entry of Witherspoon Hall. West Middle Entry of Witherspoon Hall. North Entry of Edwards Hall. South Entry of Edwards Hall. University Hall. Old Seminary. Brown Hall. North Entry Albert Dod Hall. Middle Entry Albert Dod Hall. South Entry Albert Dod Hall. Is the present Senior Class. IS the present junior Class. Is the present Sophomore Class. Is the present Freshman Class. 1 3TmK 5 7 1 f M 5nQjf x3,XA ' W fv A A by J h ,rl ..... , 9M J 9 1 . Cn X r ,.7 i' I I Q4 WE 1 v ' I 1 W .L Q 'QAJ ... - 'X NEWJEIA 'ff f .W Q :XM J if z..2:.'fsL'if N22 WW EZQX A HH 3J'::LZ3?K'Q'Zigf -'-'- 'A jf QQLNK It 51 H1, :?ZZ'2,i' U'f??RNF'A gg Xi ,fgf W ' 9 1 wh W1 eizzkxf '. ffifi-Q-'S MH 7, ,f WWUfWi22gg3gzgrg-z's i5 S 'fwfr f1H 9? WWA:-1: :ig xsff WA f ' UZ2:4H'2F,i.N 3 + 1 K 14 Q, jig! 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'9 ' ma ' iv ,- '4 ,?yl.03fwf' -f.- . . -- .,., .-A, . .e... f 1 :?'72'!?f'4h?p!'4 - 7- 3 ,..-1 'siiil 41 'H ' '62 'J fv W' WY'-fa 7 fl ff I ,. '.,.,.... 1 7 -eval, ' iw. -1-. , i'g.e,'ff af. f Zf.f'3ffSi-'Qt -Q.-me 1 -5 J M,- 11- glf 'Z':1',..-4-' 3Q!1glf!.Y:'5.,:5 . - ,vl ffiifh l ' , .105 Q, Qfr 1. 1 J-T' ming. -.9 -,- . 15 'ri-4 va L ,,,,m,, -V A ,o .1 .ide If - . lf 4 z'w-iw :. H1 i, , ' U' l 'l Q' QU-Q' ' . -1735 2 Q ,-- Hi- ,- A f . gf fm... . iglii fjry , m V ...khan f77h:4rg,: . i.Q-2451, .15 5-'cliff . ffm! -fn .4 4 ff ff East Entry. Lindsley, 193. Howell, '91, Paxton, '9I. F. Betts, '92. Prof, Smith. ff: u 43 C 4 65' ,,-, Lf-I-ffl I if fi 'X s ' Eli? .7 rw . 3' l 0 iv . ,-:.- N. 7' F X! .. -45 lr' ' 4 9. - 1, I .9 I I ks If v' 'L Ll Ella l , a 'V 15 1 1 ge' P 4, I 0 .4 I f .ws of '1 I P 'ua 'fu' 231' f 'W ,L . f fi'-QQ . X: I ' I iq I '41- V Eg Q: 7.5, 1' F' Zn ' lf? I l 1 f 'X 1 av ,df V .. 5 If 7, rl is 12' I A ix I Y 'Zum S . . f 1 ,I .. 'fel , ' - - K 7 C4 ' Q2 F' 4 'ir -- , , ' 'Q X 2 2. F - Elf - f JL2141' Y ' , ,i if ffcs-il, 45 'xl r x 3 N fig' ' Z1 TN ,- 'Lf .- - , .1 - r -- 2-334 '.-',.-' ,gf ' - w - ' f 6 e . Ts gi. K K . f Ifff?,,rs 'IZ' '71 I , I' .av ,-'dw , gsff? N ,, ,P 75' x G24 if ' Qirecforq. WITHERSPOON HALL. East Mz'ddIe Entry. 1 Burleigh, '92. I 2 Gribney,'93. Helley, '93. 2 Pendleton, 'g2. . Besson 'z. 3 I ,yin 3 L. Besson 52 West Mzldle Entry Blackwell, ,QI . Petty, ,QI . Ball, '92, Stump, '92. Ballantine, 192 Sterry, QI . x ii' ex Wxvs? wx V ,.... West Entry. 1 Proudfit, '93.A 2 Strong, '91. 3 Washburn. 4 McWilliams 5 Murray, '91. I9 2 East E ntry. Lyon, '91, Humphreys, 93. Curran, '92, Brokaw, '93, Durand, '91, Stearns, '93, B. Jones, '91, Durland, '93, Mather, '93, Wurtz, '93, Klots, '93, Marrow, '93, Vredenburg, '92, Hosford, '92, Gunning, '93, Peddie, '92, DIRECTOR Y-Canlmzml. VVITHERSPOON HALL-Continued, East xllzlidle Entry, l'Ve:t M1'ddZe Euhjf. Homans, '92, 4 Ames, '92, Morris, '92, 5 Morris, '93, Hart, ' 2, 6 i ixrireheii, '92, Barnes, '91, 6 Lewis, '91, Poe, '91. 7 H. Rogers, '93, 8 J, Riggs, ' . A. Riggs, 222. 9 Herrick, '91, ro 7 Fraser, '91. 8 Carter, '92, Adams, 92, 11 8 C. Agnew, '91, G, Agnew, '91, fBryan, '91, I2 9 1Thompson, '94, R, Wallace, '91, 13 9 Valliant, '94, ro Granger, 'Q3, ro Warren, 'Q3. ,4 15 16 17 18 19 20 ALBERT DOD HALL. North Entry. Mz'dd!z Entry. Coulter, 'Q2. Wheeler, '91. A. Young, '92, Aylesworth Sp, N. Smith, '92, Babcock, Sp, Taintor, Sp. Valliant, Sp. Rankin, '92, Bloomer, '91, Mayhew, '92, Periam, '92, Bayles, '92. P. Leach, E. E, I2 1 McMillan, '91, Durell, E, E. 2 Clarke, E. E, Cary. '93- 3 McKenney, '92 4 Irish, '92, 5 Stewart, '91, 6 Lansden, Sp. 7 Harts, '91, S Davison, '91, White, ' 3 9 . 9 Thorpe, '93, ro Spruance, '91, II G, Davis, Sp. Bechtel, '91 . Hoskins, '91, I3 Craighead, Sp, Mogel, '92, 1 Crane, '91, 2 Myers, '9I. Casselbury, '91, 3 Prentice, '92, 4 Page, PQI. 5 Brokaw, Sp. Bailey, '92, 6 Stevens, '91, 7 G. Wallace, '91. 9 Kouwenhoven, '92, ro Shields, '91, II Poor, '91, I2 Green, '91, Spicer, '91, 13 14 15 Nfext E 211 ry, C-lzltlwin, '91, Bonner, '91, Paddock, '91, Pardee, '93, Paul, '93. Remsen, '93. Britton, '93, Prof, Westcott Wardwell, '91, Haas, '94, Vernon, '91, VVhitney, Clawson, '94. Farnum, '94, P. Cary, ' 1. Wentworth, '9 Rieman, '92, Farrand, '92. Hewitt, '91, South Entry, 2 Goldsborough, '9 Wilson, '91, Church, 391. Black, '91, Pool, '93, C. Wight, '92. E, Wight, '92, Covington, '91, Stephens, '91, Conant, E. E. Condict, E, E. Hodge, E. E. McLaren, E. E. Bradley, 'Q2. Brennan, '92, Somerby, Sp. Christy, '92, Harvey, '92, 4 I5 20 lO Dunn, '92, II T, Payne, '91, I2 Herr Weber. DIRECTOR Y-Continued, NASSAU HALL, Motter, '91, Propst, '91, Dr. Hill. Bixler ' 2. , 9, Havens, 92, WEST COLLEGE. North Entry. Doty, '92, I Johnson, '92, 2 Stork, '92, 3 Bookstore, l'XTiller, '91, LOrmoud, '91, 5 Aikman, '92, 6 Gresham, '92, 7 Hussey, '92, 8 Dr. Miller, 9 Brown, '93, IO Falkinburgh, '93, 11 Fisher, '94- I2 Horne, P. G, I3 Cilley, '93, I4 Lord, '93, Inslee, '93, Inslee, '94, 16 Buckley, '93, 7 Pollison, '93, 18 Watmough,,'94, 19 ,Iessup,'91, Marshall, '92, Bennett, '92, South Entry. A. Butler, '92, Davis, '93, Carpenter, '93, Mr, Turner. Evans, '92, Gray, '92, Minot, '92, Hayden, '93. E. Palmer, '93, J. Palmer, '93, Pearson, '92, Furness, '91, J ones, '9 1 . Mullen, '93, Woods, '92, Driscoll, '93, Chandler, '93, Woodcock, '93, Lowrie, P, G, Ludington, 'Q3. Titsworth, '93, Smith, '91, Edgar, '91, Whitehead, 91. Hanna, '92, Denman, '91, McColl, '92, Turner, '93, EAST CO North Entry.. Ward, '92, S. Huston, '92, J. Huston, '92, Hughes, '93, Henderson, '93, Lyon, ,Q2. Bridges, '93, Betts, '93, Lewis, 94, Salter, '93, I Egbert, '93, White, '91, White, '92, Dana, '91, Payne, '91, Bucher, '92, Hone, '91, Denniston, '92. L, Young, '92, Howland, '93, Parker, '91, Durell, '91, Magie, '92, Cameron, '93, Sherman, '93, Henry '93, Burridge, '93, REUNION HALL, North Entry. North Middle Entry. South Ilfddle Entry. 1 Lit. Room, Byers, IQ3. 2 lSchultz, '93, 3 llllurray, '93, Mr, Goldie. Beach, '93, Graham, '92, Campbell, '92, Bell, 'Q2. Dugan, '91, 25 26 27 Shedd, '91, S, Dunning, '92, H. Dunning, '92 Dwight, '93, LLEGE1 South Entry. I Q E. Wherry, 'Q3. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II I2 13 I4 15 16 I7 18 T9 20 I 2 3 J. Wherry, '93, lVICIlvaine, '92, Bierley, '92, Ridington, '91, Parsons, '92. Wood, '92, Delong, '92, J. Black, '93, Conant, '93, Mr. Harper. Prieth, '91, Baldwin, '91, Thomas, 'Q3. Humphrey, '93, Bigler, '93, Shick, '92, Davis, 'Q3. Irvin, '92, Prime, P. G. Harper, '91, Ann, '91, Srelle, '93- .Robinson, '91. Roderick, Sp, South Entry. Perkins, '94, Prineetonian, Moses, '91, Moses, '92, IO 18 Hetherington Nortlz Entry. Chapin, '92, 4 Hencken, 993. 5 Stevenson, '92, 6 McKinney, 'QX Deemer, '9I. H Butler ' , 92. 7 Lambert, 592. f Robinson '91, 81McNair, '91, Brown, '93, 9 Biederwolf, '92. NVilson, '92, xo Small, '92, 1 VVasson, '91, 2 Calida '94, 3 De Wilt, '93, 4 Nyce, '91, 5 Elder, '91, W. Dodd, '93, 7 Dodd, '93, Norton '93. 8 Hurd, 193. 9 Post, 193. Norton, ,93- Hurd, '93, II Condict, '93, I2 Everitt, ,QI. I3 Adams, '91, I4 Goldsbury, '91 15 Moore, '91, 16 Shearer, P. G. I7 Symmes, '92, x IQ Yeomans, '91, zo Dennis, '91, 2E Cochran, '94, North '93- DIRECTOR Y- Continuerl. REUNION 1-IALL-comimied. North Illiddlc Enlvy, Soulh 1l0?z'zz'Ie Enlry. 5 Read, '93, 6 Westervelt, '92, 7 Hall, 192. 8 Barclay, '92, 9 McLean, '91, xo Grant, '93, II Zortmann, '91, I2 Milligan, '92, I3 Earnshaw, '92, I4 Rhodes. '91, Tildsley, '9 3, I5 McGafFm, '93, Elmer, '92, XVilliams, P. G, Maurice, '93, Bryan, Sp, Phillips, '93, Cook, 'Q2. Abrams, 92. Robertson, '92, Leister, '93, Phinizy, '92, Jamison, '91, Sloss, '93, Hanson, '92, King, '92, Garmany, '93, IO South Entry 4 Fergusou,'93, Bergen, 'QI. 5 Bergen, '92, 6 DllHhE1m,'9l. Evans, '91, 7 f Hodge, 193. 4Rogers, 93. 8 Hitchman, '94, Moore, '93, Spooner '92, 9 Spooner,'94. Ellison, '92, Dunlop, '92. EDNVARDS HALL. Eniry, South Eniry, 22 Van Vluit, '94, 23 Rollinson, '93, 24 Johnson, '93, 25 Farr, 192. 26 Edgar, Sp. Roberts, '94, 27 Braslin, '94, 28 Ottley, '94, 29 Ottley, '93, 30 Smiley, '92, 31 Ramsdell, '94, 32 McMillan, '91, 33 Guffey, '94, 34 I, Adams, '91, 35 Sidler, '91, 36 Montgomery, '93, 37 Howie, '92, 38 Havens, '94, 39 Neeley, '93, 40 Roddy, '91, 41 Greene, '93, 42 Roberts, '92, Buist, 'Q3. Matheson, '91, Houston, 93. NVadsworth, '93, Hopper, '94, Brown, '92, Bosserman, '91, Gordon, '91, Campbell, IQI. Tutor Dodd, Beveridge, '93, Carter, '93, McLanahan, ,92. Thompson, '93, Chamberlain, '94. C. Riggs, '93, Forman, '93, Case, '93, Edwards, '93, Forman, '93, Case, '93. Seibert, '93, Spiegel, '93, 26 23 Church, '92. 24 Brewster, '92, 25 Wylie, '93, NVright, '92, Downes, '94, 27 Minassian, ,QI 28 Mills, '93, 29 McClumpha, 'Q3 30 Sulder, '93, 31 Taintor, Sp. 32 Watson, '94, 33 King, '93- 34 Bright, '94, 35 36 France, '94, 37 Morgan, '91, 38 Truby, '92, 39 Riley, '91, 40 Van Ness, '92, 41 Vreeland, IQ2. 42 Leach, '91, Barclay, '93, Whitaker, '94, Palmer, '94, C. Granger, '93, Bogart, '94, McMillan, '94, Jenney, '94, Cooper, ,QI. Walton, '94. Lloyd, '92, McCune, '92, Hard, '93, Benet, '92, Copple, '94, W. Brown, '92, Linnard, '94, Jones, '91, Parker, '91, Wright, '94, Skiles, Sp, Flick, '94, , DIIEE C T016 Y- . UNIVERSITY Street, '92. Montgomery, Sp. McCulIagh, ,94. Shannon, '94, J, McAlpin, '93, B. McAlpin, '93 Daniels, '93, Clay, '93, Bushnell, '94, Hooven, '94, Sealey, '9I. Queen, P. G. Clay, Sp, Duff, '94, Romero, ,93. Hutchinson, '92, Yom, '94, Porter, '94, , Young, '93, Kirtland, '93, Conkling, '94, Little, '93, Lloyd, '94, 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 79 So xW 4 x Continued. HALL, Brown, '91, Holmes , '94, McDowell, '92, McDowell, '94 Smith, '94, Riggs, '94, Kaliske, '94, johnson, '94, Montgomery , ' Shellabarger, ' Noble, IQB. Stanton, '94, 9 94' Harrington, '94, Gaston, '94, Cherry, '94, Andrew, 'Q4. Drake, '94, Campbell, '94, Mofiit, '93, Conwell, '92, whi ff 25 P' , Q a 56' A-Armstrong, '94, Vernon '91, B Semple: '91, C-Gould, '91, O-Childs, '91, Eg, F-Porter, '93, G-Kellogg, '94, H-Bogue, '93, J-jefferson, '92, K-Shelton, '93, L--Dear, '93, M-Easton, '94, N-Knickerbocker, '91 D-Boynton, '93, P-Hedenburg, '91, R-Shilling, '94, S-McWilliams, '94, T-Smythe, '94, U-Hammett, ,94. V-Nixon, '94, Smoking Brown, , R os OOHI. 'CLD ,1-i-- X,- mc I 57 WNW 7 XJR! XZ SA N , C5?ioOAopHi.C OGEQTQI. KFOUNDED 1765, A. D.j glfefwfvlhfco Off gaowffbgy. FRANCIS L. PATTON, JOHN T. DUFFIELD, J. STILLWELL SCHANCK, WILLIAM A. PACKARD, CYRUS F. BRACKETT, HENRY B. CORNWALL, SAMUEL R. WINANS, CHARLES A. YOUNG, THEO. W. HUNT, GEO. L. RAYMOND, GEORGE MACLOSICIE, HERMAN C. O. HUSS, CHAS. G. ROCKWOOD, HENRY D. THOMPSON, C. B. WILLIAMS. E. C. OSBORN, WILLIAM LIBEEY, JR. HENRY B. FINE, ANDRENV F. WEST, WILLIAM F. MAGIE, H. S. S. SMITH, J. M. BROOKS, Class of '91. ADAMS, I. DUNI-IAM, IAMISON, RIDINGTON, ADAMS, L. DURAND, LEACH, RILER, BALDWIN, DURELL, LYON, ROBERTSON, BARNES, EDGAR, MARASIILIAN, ROBINSON, H. BARTLETT, ELDER, MILLER, ROBINSON, J. BERGEN, EVANS, MINASSIAN, SEMPLE, BLACKWELL, EVERITT, MONTGOMERY, SIIEDD, BLOOMER, GOLDSBURY, MOSES, SIDLER, BRONVN, GREEN, NYCE, SPICER, CAMP, PIALLOCK, OLIPHANT, STEPHENS, G. CAMPBELL, PIAMMOND, PAGE, STEVENS, C. CRANE, HARTS, PAYNE, STEVENS, L. DENMAN, HONE, PETTY, VERNON, A. DENNIS, HOSKINS, POOR, VERNON, H. DUGAN, JACOBUS, PRIETH, VVHITEHEAD. Total, 60 58 H7615 ADAMS, ATKINSON, BAILEY, BALL, BALLANTINE, BARCLAY, M. BARCLAY, T. BELL, BENET, I. BENNETT, R. BERGEN, BETTS, BIXLER, BRADLEY, BREWSTER, BUTLER, CAMPBELL, CARTER, COLE, COLLINS, BAKER, BEATTY, BEVERIDGE, BLACK, BOGUE, BORCHERLING, BRONVN, BUCHANAN, BUIST, BYERS, CARPENTER, CARTER, CARY, CILLEY, COCHRAN, CONDICT, DAVIDSON, DEAR, DEWITT, DICE, DODD, J. Class CONXVELL, CRAIGHEAD, COULTER, COVINGTON, DOTY, DUFFIELD, DUNLOP, DUNNING, H. DUNNING, S. EASTON, EARNSHAW, ELLISON, FARRAND, GIBBY, GRAHAM, HANSON, PIARRIS, HAVENS, HOSFORD, I'IULLETT, Class DODD, W. DWIGHT, ELDER, FREUND, GREEN, I. GREENE, E. HALL, K. HALLOCK, HARRIS, HOUSTON, PIUMPHREYS, HURD, INSLEE, JOHNSON, KIRTLAND, IKELLOGG, A. IQELLOGG, W. LANVRENCE, LUDINGTON, LUKE, MCALPIN, B. of '92. JAMISON, JOHNSON, IQING, LYON, MCCOLL, NICDOXVELL, NICILVAINE, IVICLANAI-IAN, NIAGIE, NIARSHALL, MASON, MOGEL, MOSES, MUDGE, C. MUDGE, W. MUNGER, PEARSON, PEDDIE, PERIAM, PRENTICE, of ,Q3. MCALPIN, I. MCCLOSKIE, IVICCLUMPHA, MCGAFFIN, MILLER, G. MII.LER, J. MOEFITT, MOORE, MONTGOMERY, NEELY, NEWTON, NORTON, PHILLIPS, POLLISON, POOL, POST, REID, RIGGS, RITCHEY, RODGERS, C. ROGERS, J. 59 SAILOR, SATTERFIELD, SMALL, SMILEY, SMITH, W. SMITH, F. SPOONER, STEVENSON, STORK, STREET, TORREY, VAN NESS, V REELAND, WARD, VVIGHT, E. WIGHT, C. VVILSON, I. YVILSON, P. XVRIGHT, YOUNG, Total, 30 ROLLINSON, SALTER, SATTERTHNVAITE, SCHULTZ, SEIBERT, SLOSS, SPIEGEL, STELLE, TIDDSLEY, I TITSWORTH, THORY, WADSWORTH, WARREN, WASHBURN, WHITE, VVILKINSON, WINANS, WOODBRIDGE, WYLIE, YOUNG, A Total, 83 ALLEN, F. ALLEN, Y. BALDXVIN, C. BALDWIN, E. BAILEY, BURNET, BATHGATE, BISSELL, BLAKE, BLISS, BOGART, BOWES, BRODIE, BUXTON, CALIFF, CARLISLE, CARTER, CARTWRIGHT, COLEMAN, CONKLING, COLLINS, DAHLGREN, DAIRE, DAVIS, DAY, DICKINSON, DOWKONTT, DOWNES, .Z SE! VZ Class ENGLISH, EVERITT, FENTRISS, FISHER, FLOYD, FRAME, FRENCH, FULLER, FULTON, GEORGE, GUEEY, HALSEY, HAMMETT, HAVENS, IHENDERSON, HITCHMAN. HOLMES, HIOPPER, JENKINS, F. JENKINS, P. JONES, KELLOGG, KENYON, KINNEY, LE MASSENA, LOORIE, MANDEVILLE, MCCAULEY, ,454 42,25 fn . of ,Q4. MCCULLOUG H, MCDOXVELL, J, MCDOWELL, R. MORRISON, NEELY, NORTH, NOYES, PATTERSON, PATTERSON, PERKI NS, PETRI E, PORTER, PRATT, PUGH, RAMSDELL, E. RAMSDELL, R READ, ROBBINS, ROBERTS, ROBINSON, C. ROBINSON, J. ROEBLING, RUSSELL, SGRIMGEOUR, SEXTON, S1-LELDON, SHULTIS, SICARD, E. J. Wg ff fly!! fy 12,1 1 f,J?! flrkif ,I , , ,I ff M' if f ff If SILL, SMITH, F. H. SMYTHE, STEVENSON, STREIL, SNVAIN, G. SWAIN, J, THOMPSON, .F THOMPSON, H TOOKER, TORRENOE, VAN DUYN, V AN SYCKEL, VOORHEES, WADSWORTH WAILES, VVALTON, YVATSON, XVENTZEL, WHITAKER, WHITE, WILSON, WINTRINGER, VVOODRUFF, VVORDEN, WVRIGHT, YARROW, YOUNG, 4 Total, l I A -15.9 ,gy II.. HEI W ' -.,.. ,I .... , , 'REFE- ' w :+Q:--rf?-7' TJLT-iaii ,SSQN Nxxxx S yy X S x X - N 'X X j, N , I YQ 63 I 7 X N 'XX 'X IQ '93 'f . ' -10 g Sf 2 X Bwgs MADESO , , X Q' H7 6 Q - 411 IV xxffxxif X W 33911 xx my 'Q F .X I g jf F N ,j .W lAL:,,f-,-fag YI W1 t 'X l' A' IV - Xl L, L M lo o 0 NZ' o'4 e9 97 3 3 5. Q 3 32 QQ O O Q. Q Q? xW WI AR 41. E' JAMES MCCOSH, HENRY C. CAMERON, CHARLES W. SHIELDS, JOSEPH KLARGE, JAMES O. MURRAY, CHARLES MCMILLAN, S. S. ORRIS, WM. M. SLOANE, 'X' 'I' 'Km' svvinin 4' 1m an m. 0 -wwf 0 o 0 0 fs li fr 054: Q 94: Rwwf A WV .,k0N,Qi:WL.L .... ..... .wEm. ..... ..... WEEE.ELLmLWELLEL-.m,,Q?w! fFOUNDED, 1769 A. Dj fnfewwgazo of gkxomfbq. WM. B. SCOTT, ALEX. T. ORMOND, HENRY F. OSBORN, WOODROW WILSON, ALLAN MARQUAND, A. L. FROTHINGHAM, JR. G. L. SHEARER, L. E. LIVINGOOD. Class of ,9I. 61 HENRY N. VANDYKE, FRED'K N. WILLSON, LEROY W. MCIQAY, JOHN H. WESTCOTT, GEORGE B, RODDY, MARION M. MIDLER, GEORGE MJ HARPER, OUJUUWWWUW Qgggcuuggcvwoormwqgg G, aww:- z-' 'fP14zrO3W'43Zp'0wV'2Z 2'-5 H P'-1 -:lv zO:r:Or+mm U E.:-'-1 rf: E1 S mms dv. rr1...vz wwf-30 5 gfvig g?a vQ?'gQ 5- W LZ . FQ! 5, Q. S E F ' P4 Q v I 555FSS5555EE555559 ..3,-40:52,-1zr -' wigwv-37-:CI W 2f4f-1 '0zf4C7f:G Hwrnwl' 'm'o?UWm42'PmeHmmU ZF! S F1 ' I Q S- 23 ZQ2 'Qw c-fi'3gE?' R1 - .- - . 4? CU' Z . 5 E Q F 7J U U ci, U U U dO EVP gmwowfbbwwiffoifgf wo0F4xHwW3wHw0mZZF E05 2g 3N75OP0'-Jn'P'PU'-'g.m mm,-1 FZQ, JP1zp,mp,521,w2HpS gf' A-Afpffz gf? ' SO ' H .- N-ff 41cncnwcnfDu: Q 75 P1 gfgaszgowcaszsggg Sz-zwgzigggpwfgy - AFB' 31' E,P15r1:a F3 ,tri O . .-. -7:43 97 .. .- Nl OJ ABRAMS, AIKMAN, ALTER, AMES, AYLESWORTH, BAYLES, BIERDERWOLE, BIERLEY, BESSON, I. BESSON, L, BETTS, BRENNAN, BROKAW, BROWN, A., BUCHER, BUTLER, A. BUTLER, H. CHRISTY, CHURCH, COOK, DAVIS, G. ANDREW, ANGELL, BEACH, BETTS, BIGLER, BOYNTON, BRIDGES, BRITTON, BROKAW, BROWN, K. BROWN, W. BRYAN, BUCKLEY, CAMERON, CASE, CHANDLER, CHAPIN, CLAY, DANIELS, DAVIS, P. DAVIS, H. DERLAND, Class DAVIS, H. DELONG, DENNISTON, DUNN, ELMER, EVANS, FARR, GRAY, GRESHAM, HALE, HALL, HANNAQ, HARVEY, HART, I-IILLVER, HODGE, HOMANS, HUSSEY, HUSTON, I, HUSTON, S. IRISH, Class DILL, DOOLITTLE, DRISCOLL, EDWARDS, EDGAR, ERDMAN, FERGUSON, FISHER, FORMAN, FURST, FRAZER, GARMANY, GRANGER, C. GRANGER, H. GRANT, GUILD. HARD, HAUGHESONT, HAYDEN, HENCKEN, HENRY, HENDERSON, of 'g2. IRVIN, JEFFERSON, KOUNVENHOVE LAKEY, LAMBERT, LILLEY, LLOYD, MAYHENV, MCCUNE, MCIQINNEY, Mc WILLIAMS, MEYERS, M ILLIGAN, MINOT, MITCHELL, MORRIS, PARSONS, PENDLETON, PHINIZY REIMAN, RIGGS, A. of 'g3. HODGE, HOWE, HOYVLAND, QHUGHES, HUMPHREY, KING, ICLOTS, LESTER, LINDSLEY, LITTLE, LORD, MATHER, MILLS, MAURY, MORRIS, MULLEN, NOBLE, OTTLEY, PALMER, E. PALMER, J. PARDEE, PAUL, 62 N: RIGGS, j. ROBERTS, I RODERICK, SHELLABARGER SHICK, SOMERBY, STUMR, SYMMES, TRUEY, VREDENBURG, WENTWORTH, WESTERVELT, WHITE, WILLIAMS, WIGHTON, WITHERSROON, WOOD, C. WOODS, R. YOUNG. Total, PORTER, PROUDFIT, RIED, ROGERS, ROMERO, SABINE, SANDERS, SHELTON, SHERMAN, STOCKTON, SUDLER, THOMPSON, TOWER. TURNER, TYSON, WHEELER, WHERRY, E. WHERRY, J. WHITE, WOODCOCK, WURTZ. 8 Total, 87 AKIN, ALEXANDER, ANDREWS, ARCHER, BAILEY, BECK, BENSON, BLACK, BLAIR, BONNER, BRAISLIN, BRINKERHOFF, BRIGHT, BROADNAX, BROWN, BRUSH, BUCKALEW, BULLITT, BUSHNELL, CAMPBELL, G. CAMPBELL, 1, CHAMBERLAIN, CHERRY, CLARK, S. CLARK, W. CLAUSEN, CLENAHAN, CONSTABLE, CAPPEL, CORRY, CREIGH, CURRAN, DALL, 'QQ ' Class of '94. DENISE, JEFFERY, MITCHELL, DICKEY, JENSEY, MURDOCK, DRAKE, JOHNSON, E. . NIKON, DUEE, JOHNSON, O. OLIVER, EDYVARDS, IQEIGNVIN, PAULMIER, ELMER, IQENLEY, PEPPER, ERDMAN, IQINNEY, PITCAIRN, ESSICK, ICENNEDY, I. PRIEST, EWING, ICENNEDY, W. RANKIN, FISK, IQNIGHT, REICHNER, FLICK, ISZOHLER, RIGGS, F. FORSYTH, LAUGHLIN, RIGGS, H. Fox, LEWIS, RIGGS, T. FRASER, LIGGETT, ROGERS, GIBSON, LINDSLY, SABINE, GOLDTHNVAITE, LINNARD, SALM, GOODRIDGE, LOCKWOOD, SCHMIDT, GRANDIN, LOW, SHANNON, GRANT, LUDDINGTON, SMITH, GRAY, MAURICE, SPRUANCE, GRIER, MCCAMPBELI., SNVAN. GUNSTER, NICCLENAHAN, THOMPSON, HAAS, MCCORD, TURNER, HARTER, BQCCULLOUGH, VAN BENTHUYSFN HEATH, MCCUNE, VAN CISE, HERSCHEL, MCGILL, VANHORSEN, HOGE, MCILWAIN, WHITE, HOOVEN, MCIQINNEY, WHITNEY, PIOWLAND, F. MCLEISH, WILLARD, D HOWLAND, H. MCLEOD, WILLARD, D HUMPHREY, MCMILLAN, WILLIAMS, JACK, B. MCWILLIAMS, WOODRUIFF, JACK, P. M EREDITH, WRIGHT. Total I 2 ff - ff 4 ,', 52 4 1 f 9: 5 V, by f Z ,f WZ Z R- V? 2 - ff? . if ff A f 1 M ' - f g A 1-3 X... nr' 63 , i .HW qi.-LIf? !'l -ff 3N..f i.-I-4 1, M. 'Win' '-..-5' ' ,rv :' -, -. V' .. 1 f fan:-'E ff- ' 'f'Cff'f1W' ' f-H - 2:Zrf'fF2'-Q ,e.S --Fff f YN' 1 H-f..,.q.'I. I5 . E, .ia 'PIER ..Ir1'-1f1i'f351:+,5.i,Jy?If-1E'3?izi4.ifP'Ii 'ES li f --' FIR-i'fz'f?f'9ii ' .ifwrfnf J --5'C-'W' 'iifff '- .:.':,4'.aw,f?5f:m'-,,, . A---, x ,.z,.' ,al-W:-f-11.3, Elvin' 'c A. ' 'W'Qe,,.,yJ-.:f'am.4'v?:i- I I - I -- ' 1 -Y - ' ':.- -, vf.-:- '- - gn.. Y , g . . I ,. , Q -, ,., , ,Q Q -+?':21f,I9:.....,jg4 ' 'ff 'l,,Ci, ,,,4?ff.K QHii7cL5i.ei.71O13icLQ Qocieigy. CThe Young Men's Christian Association of Princeton Coilege.D 9 Wciezo . C. O. W. W. CASSELBERRY, Pre:1'dem'. C. M. GORDON, Vibe-P:'e:z'den!. SAMUEL WASSON, Co1'7'es1z5o1zdz'ng Seejl. A. F. EARNSHAW, Rerarziifzg Sedy. JOHN VAN NESS, Organisf. ADAMS, L. AGNEW, C. AGNEW, G. AULL, BARTLETT, BECI-ITEL, BOSSERMAN, BROWN, CASSELBERRY, CRANE, DAVISON, DEEMER, DENMAN, DENNIS, DUOAN, DUNHAM, DURAND, ELDER, EVANS, EVERETT, - GOLDSBOROUGH, GOLDSBURY, GORDON, GREEN, J. D. I-I. L. MUDGE, Treamffer. CAMERON, Reading Room. HENDERS . . ON' Z1Zb7'lZ7'Z!Z7ZJ C. W. OTTLEY, active, Class of 'gI. HALLOCK, HAMMOND, HARPER, HEDENBERG, HERRICIC, H ETHERI NG HOSRINS, HOWELL, JAMISON, JEFFERSON, JESSUP, JONES, P. KEIGXVIN, KELLEY, KENNEDY, LEACH, LEW I S, LLOYD, LYON, MAIN, MATI-IESON, MCCOLL, MCKINNEY, MCLEAN, TON, MCNAIR, RHODES, MCNINCH, ROBINSON, J. MEYERS, RODDY, MILLER, SEALY, MINASSIAN, SEMPLE, MONTGOMERY. SHEDD, MOORE, SIDLER, MOSES, SPIOER, MURRAY, A. SIJRUANCE, NYOE, STEVENS, CJLIPI-IANT, STEWART, ORMOND, VALLIANT, PAGE, VERNON, A. PARKER, W. VERNON, H. PAXTON, WALLACE, G. PAYNE, F. WALLACE, R. PAYNE, T. WASSON, PETTY, WATTS, POOR, WHITE, C. POE, WILSON, PROPST, YEOMANS, REED, ZORTMAN, RIDINGTON, Total, 93. 64 ADAMS, AIKMAN, ALTER, AILIES, ATKINSON, BAILEY, BAYLES, BELL, BENNETT, R. BETTS, BIEDERWOLF, BIXLER, BRENNAN, BREWSTER, BRQKANV, BURLEIGH, BUTLER, A BUTLER, C. CAMPBELL, CRAHART, CARTER, CHURCH, COLE, COLLINS, BEACH, BEATTY, BEVERIDGE, BOYNTON, BROWN, K. BUCHANAN, CAMERON, CAREY, CARTER. CASE, CILLEY, COCHRAN, CONDICT, DANIELS, DICE, DODD, J. DODD, U. DWIGHT, EDWARDS, ELDER. ERDMAN, FERGUSON, F OR MA N, Class COOK, DAVIS, DELONG, DENNISTON, DUFFIELD, DUNLOP, DUNN, DUNNING, H. DUNNING, S. EARNSHAW, ELMER, FARR, FARRAND, GASTON, GRAHAM, GRESHAM, PIALE, PIALL, IiANNA, HARRIS, HAVENS, HODGE, I-IOMANS, 1-IOSEORD, Class FREUND, FURST, GRANGER, GRANT, GREENE, E GREEN, J. I'IALL, PIALLOCK, IIARRINGTON HARRIS, HENDERSON, I'IENRY, PIOUSTON, HUGHES, I-IUMPHREYS, f1URD, KELLOG, LESTER, 7 LUDDINGTON, MATI-IER, MCALPIN, B. MCALPIN, R. MCGAEBIN, of 'g2. HOXVIE, ITIILLYER, IJUSTON, I. I'IUS'I'ON, S, IRVIN, JOHNSON, IQING, KOUWENHOVEN, KRECKER, LILLEY, LYON, MAGIE, MAYHENXV, MEYELQS, MCCOLL, MCCUNE, MCDOWELL, MCWILLIAMS, MOGEL, MORRIS, IWUDGE, C. MUDGE, W. MUNGER, PARSONS, Of 'Q3. MILLER, G. MILLER, I. MOFIFITT, M ONTGOMERY, MOORE, MORRIS, MULLEN, MURRAY, NEELEY, NEVVTON, NOBLE, NORTON, OTTLEY, PI-IILLIPS, POLLISON, POOL, POST, PROUDFIT, REED, REID, RIGGS, RITCHIE, ROGERS, B. 65 PEARSON, PEDDIE, PERIAM, PRENTICE, RANKIN, ROBERTS, SAILER, SMITI-I, ' SPOONER, STEVENSON, STREET, SYMMES, TRUBY, VAN NESS, WHITE, WIGHT, C. WIGIIT, E. WVILLIAMS, WOOD, WRIGHT, YOUNG, A. YOUNG, L. Total, ROGERS,:H. ROGERS, j. SEIEERT, SHERMAN, SLOSS, SPIEGEL, STELLE, SUDLER, THORP, TILDSLEY, TITSWORTH, TOWER, TURNER, TYSON, XVADSWORTH, WARREN, WHERRY, E. WHERRY, J. WHITE, G. WILKINSON, NVOODBRIDGE, WYLIE. Total, AIKEN, ALEXANDER, ARCHER, ARMSTRONG, BAKER, BALDWIN, C. BALDWIN, E. BAILEY, BECK, BENTLEY, BATHGATE, BLAKE, BOYD, BLACK, BLISS, BOGART, BRAISLIN, BROADNAX, BRODIE, BROXVN, BROWN, BRIGHT, BRUSH, BULITT, BURNET, BUXTON, CALIPE, CAMPBELL, CARLISLE, CARTER, CARTWRIGI-IT, CHERRY, CLARK, S. CLARK, W. COLEMAN, COLLINS, CORRY, CREIGH, CHAMBERLAIN, ADAMS, J. BABCOCK, BARNES, CARY, Class DAHLGREN, DAY, DENISE, DAVIS, DICKEY, DOTY, D OWKONT, EDWARDS, T. ELMER, ENGLISH, ERDMAN, ESSICK, EVERITT, EXXTING, FISHER, FLOYD, FORSYTH, FRAME, FRENCH, GIBSON, GOLDTHWAITE. GUFFEY, GUNSTER, GRIER, HAAS, HAVENS, HEATH, HENDERSON, HOPPER, I'IOLMES, JACK, R. B. JACK, R. P. JEFFERY, JENKINS, P. JENKINS, T. JONES, JOHNSON, K.EIGWIN, IQENYON, - Q aoocficdce, Class COOPER, E. COOPER, J. DURELL, GLADWTN, of 'g4. IQENNEDY. KINNEY, KNIGHT, LAUGHLIN, LEISLE, LINNARD, LOWE, LOWRIE, LUDINGTON, MCCAMPBELL, MCCAIILEY, MCCORD, MCCULLAGH, MCCUNE, MCILVAINE, MCLEOD, MCDONVELL, J. MCDOWELL, R. . MCLEISH, MCWILLIAMS MITCHELL, J. MITCHELL, J. MORRISON, MURDOCK, NEELY, NIKON, NORTH, NOYES, PERKINS, PETRIE, PITCAIRN, PRATT, PRIEST, 3 RAMSDELL, E. RAMSDELL, R RANKIN, REICHNER, ROBB, ROBINSON, C. gfffzfvmfwfw. of 'gI. GRAHAM, JONES, B. PETTY, ROBINSON, H. V66 ROBBINS, ROGERS, RUSSELL, RUGH, SABINE, P. SCRIMGEOUR, SEKTON, SHELDON, SHULTIS, SICARD, SMITH, E. SMITH, F, SPOONER, SWAIN, J. SWAN, R. THAW, THOMPSON, TL THOMPSON, H. THOMPSON, J. TORRENCE, TOOKER, TURNER, VAN BENTHUYSEN VAN DUYN, ' VAN HCR-SEN, VAN SYCKEL, VAN VLEIT, WADSWORTH, WVAILES, VVAITR, WHITNEY, WHITE, J. ' WATSON, YVOODRUFF, A. WOODRUPP, W. WORDEN, WRIGHT, YARROW. Total, 155 ROBINSON, T. SHIELDS, WHITEHEAD. Total, I 5 . Class of 192. ABRAMS, ELLISON, MORRIS, STORK, BALL, GRAY, PHINIZY, VREDENBERO, BENNETT, I. IQOUWENHOVEN, SHELLABAROER, WILLIAMS, BUCHER, LLOYD, SIIICK, YVILSON. BUTLER, MILLIOAN, SA-IALL, DOTY, Total, zo Class of ,Q3. BAKER, BYERS, INSLEY, RODERICK, BARKLEY, CARPENTER, JOHNSON, SIIELTON, BRIDGES, CLAY, LORD, SHULTZ, BRITTON, IDEXVITT, LUKE, XVASHBURN, BROWN, I. DURLAND MCCLOSKIE VVINANS, 7 7 BROXVN, W. GUILD, PATTON, WOODCOCK, BIIIST HARD REMSEN Total 2 J 5 9 Class of '94, BAILEY, F. HALSRX', MCKENZIE, SILL, BOWES HOGE, PAULIIIIER SPRUANCE, 3 9 CAMPBELL, HOWE, RIGGS, F. SWAIN, G. CURRAN, HITCIINIAN, ROBERTS, WENTZELL, GRANT, LAUGHLIN, ROBINSON, WILLARD, INSLEY - BIANDEVILLE, SCHNIIDT, VAN GISE. J KENLEY, Total, 24. Total Associate Membership, 86. XI TVX, K J , 1 A .IJ xr' Gi' - ,-ifflfl -. ' Q- -. - H -, . ' :P ff' 1119! f . I 'if l f .a ff fs inf' E of If j a w in J Q ' Q-. f ' , 1' ,y 'f 'I I - 4' K' - ll . ' V44-' 15' . -A TI? lm X N-1 -- 'A , , W.S::o.'.-9:-.wnwla .-- ,. 1 gg , ww, .'QSm'e 'x'15-, Im? .A A .,,2,,,, S. mg? ' 9 Tw O' I ' .. 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M mpeg, ,mf a. pn., mm aw wr :lin ma .1 i. nm mn umm. , Bm n Aw ,--.nu m nm., aiu pa... mms-.1 ml mana. am.. mug um ,,-wma. mm. mmm M-. an ml. cf.-.H ps... .aa Am- nm .mga un wa lov wmya.. ,mn ax-an .mn cub gn, A-.. Am. .aa cami-1 ml me mm mn an fm rev - an-1. au: .na sfunxsmr as W1 W. mn mafia. -pm. an chmmg. Am. lm gmua mai-wwawksnk. nm. by ouu sam-W me mc:-me ga. an ,mu owning nuns.. P. DENNIS, 791, T. MOORE, 791, HUGH MCNINCH, P.. bw- rw mv. M n.. nun Am uk.. um gun, nu- mana. mn. n.. mu mu 01 mf .4-.nxa-10.1.1 w... M mx- nn ar zu wma.-R Manx rf, ...mzmw nr o.m.1xy Am mu. me gm Plan:-.mn o 1.1. u, mu gm. . m,..d.1...mn..-.dxf mana. pm. I.. Am.. -r.. Ln.. -0 f... :ml .. wma z., sun Am. Wm. 1.1 axtsnav om nm. no-.b- ...K .ga mana. pm. -4 cm..n..g -L., 1. -.cum mm nf an mn. Am- g-away. hunmmwnxmfn un an .1-mm.. cami-in nmbxf. mana.-. ,wma I1-n-mum ma mu. nrgffw. ma om my .na up summer. rm no-L nn. mx mak..K mr pm Mm um. mwnb. mu. au Dr um 5.14 aiu. nom... mg n,n.1a-my rm um max. gm-B sv. ,mn ra, nn-ma. ,.u.y. .aiu ma na... .-1-in nu na .pan-mic:-mg -M rm gm. rm uw mu usxww. cm ma Bun ,manga .1 n,..m.f-m. mn. I : 1 EDITORS. J. S. BLACK, '9I. E. A.. S. LEWIS, '9r. ALONZO CHURCH, ,92. BONVDRE PHINIZY, IQZ. R. H. YVARREN, '93- 75 u nz 0-:sun Lu. 1-M-a.,,.-1.11. ou cups. mmm: of spur -. nf. nurse u ,wunnu .Q .mmm or .1 -.1 L... wana.,-. mf. rms.. uma.. . fm .monaay mm., .B pmmg. pm.-uf, ma -u. mmm -. .minima W lm ummm. W .Q -mm W. mmf hom. ,mam mm- am .xx mm xfm mr . pm... -.N Kam. w . .ma wm. mu mwum mu w mm., .nm mn.. mum -.1 um mum -was W .u ummm -11 um in mv .mum uf. vmuyr. .5-qu. uf lx.. aw.. ma mum. an :man uma., U bm., m.lLbumnmmnLm., pmmmi ma pe...m.,..,.1 ,wang ww. u s. ,annul - ,-mm.. nm man -un. an ma. -fun. . ,mamaum wa... m :umm .nuff-wlqn m U.. ns mn mm mom'-men nm 'aiu m A my pu mv. n:..n...a f.. rm.: r..,... fllzzfzagfvzg Editor. Asxociate Maizager. Yhasurer. C. A. SIDLER, ' W. L. MUDGE, '92 QI EDITORS OF rineelo nictrz fFouncled 1876, as a bi-weekly by the Class of'771 Made a weekly by ithe Class of '84 W. B. Bryan, D. F. McPherson, R. M. Corwine, Wm. Dulles, jr., M. Emery, F. W. Oliver. G. A. Dunning, E. W. Hedges, F. P. Allen. A. C. Armstrong, E. S. Rankin, E. S. Hughes, Made a bi-daily by Class of '86.1 1876-'77. J. F. Williamson, Ma1zqgi1zg Ea'z'fo7'. A. E. Rowell, I. B. Wardlaw, jr. W. E. Slemmons, Wm. Libbey, Jr., 79'm.v 1877-7755, C. L. Williams, 1Wa7zagz'ng Edzfor. R. A. Mayo, F. H. Kemper, A. XV. Dickens, H. S. Smith. J. H. Kerr, T rem. 1878-'79, T. VV. 'NVilson, Illanaging E1z'z'z'or. R. H. McCarter, C. A. Talcotr, VV. F. Magie, E. O. Roessle, Trees - 1879-'8o. H. B. F ine, Mafzagz'ng Edifor. G. S. Johns, G. L. Owens, B. Lee, W. Miller, Dmx. i880-'81, ' T. B. Warren, Managing Edilor. J. F. Cowan, J. O. H. Pitney, D, A. Haynes, F. M. Davis, Y9'ea.r. 1881-'82. H. H. Welles, jr., Ilfanagzhg' Efiifnr. D.,W. Woods, B. S. Chamberlain, E. B. Critchlow, B. G. Winton, 79-eas. 76 O. Crouse, L. A. Lewis, J. M. Harlan, A. G. Todd, E. Wilson, I. D. Bedle, jr., J. H. Gaines, I. D. Baucus, G. L. Robinson, A. H. Larkin, L. E. Price, A. P. Sturges, E. Y. Robbins, D. W. McCord, W. C. Prime, I I. S. Van Cleve, 1882-'83, J. A. Hodge, Ir., 1W1z1z1zg1'1zg E1z'z'!o2'. R. W. Speir, R, S, Yard, F. B. Wm.-1, if. B. Rue, yum. 1883-'84. V G. H. Carpenter, 11Ja1zagz'ng Efz'z'!ar. J, E. Hedges, G. P. Butler, C. T. McMullin, F. jelke. F. H. Miller, Y7'ezz.v. 1884-'85, F. H. Wilson, I1fI!Z7IIZg'Z'7Qg' Edz'Zo1'. XV. B. Chapin, G. Urquhart, jr., D. Edwards, J. K. Mumford. NV. W'. Conner, Yiwzx. 1885-'86. R. M. Hodge, Md7ZHgZ'H5f .Ez!z'!or. C. R. Erdman, G. S. White, F. Evans, jr. I. C. Cashman, Yrenx. 1886-'87. F. S. Spalding, 1Wfz1zfzgz'1zg Editor. F. E. Reid, L. Vllaggener, Jr., G. B. Sloan, jr. S. S. Iszard, Dfezzs. 1887-'88, W. M. Irvine, Manngz'1zg'Edz'f0r. W. B. Hodge, E. O. Wagenhurst, F. I. Knox, L. Farrand, T fear. 1888-'89. . R. E. Speer, Illaaznging Edifor. W. S. Chase, I. C. Morris, Jr., Ylwzr J. Hunter. 1889-'90, T. F. Chambers, Ma1zngz'1zg Edz'z'ar. ' K. L. Ames, ' A. M. Shrady, D. D. Casement, G. MCF. Galt, Treax. 77 v . ff , 2 -:N -A .2-1 4 , '- , !'E1x,ug? ' 4 . W ... N ff J' if f f,f.'5fKf2g ,.,.-' :A Ex - I tbl. ' n w : W I' .I la ,L .vbx . f: -gQ1,' . x . 'Ffh fx' ' ff ' I f' ., ff' w a :Z ' ,.-, f' , ' . ..jr.1'-H .X I' . X A .ff ii, f 7' H-a.aiNvfw2gSYe:1M1'3X2g,. - M 4 fn . I f . 4: 1'.w, .. ..-,..n..nbs . X hi ' .f4l 1 1 'F kW?N'1 Hu'l'lKx .' I .i. '3- -X I .-. .1 ,A .nfl I u 1, 0. 'Sf ' ff - f Q .123 ,X if s.:--Wagga..--.vwQ--ASW--1-:Le-.GQ .. NX 1 . . fri J -fwvdigwgf K .... . -- -v ue?-pf 1 111 R wx-:XE xi - X' V 9 ' PM hi :?I...3ET '- '- . 4' , Wiz' W Q A 4-f X ' ' 'A D X1 74 ' V 1, - '. X ff 19? X.. ff X - ' 1 WX X fx ' .. .eigl 1'j'!F 5 --:Cf K l A X X ly N dw g I. QF, - ' X N X. X. wwf, N. Q wwf if W . X X , My ,, X f , 1 .W 1 , I X x K f Mm ' ,iff ' X A ' 'XK4-- Q 'xif X X f'..,-f,.-75'- Eiga Elgar. EDITORS. A. C. MCILVAINE, Indiana, M07ZQ6f2'7Zg Ezz'z'far. W. R. DEEMER, Penn'a, Bz:5z'ne.vs Ilifafzzzger. W. S..WHITEHEAD, New jersey. J. M. HUSTON, Penn'a. P. SATTERTHVVAITE, New jersey. H. DAN1ELs, Ohio. R. V. BUCKLEY, Penn'a. C. C. DANA, New York. F. B. SMITH, New York. W. W. PERIAM, New Jersey 78' f ,f,f' Z, f 1 1 , ,Z 4 .,. ,,-A 91? A A - f M J, I ,, 1' 1 A, . 0' J! ! - 212.74553 Wig si' ' Af ,fr . X . X VXI X A' Ng 1 -1-, A - A X IE f a' - -1- ' -- 2-fc? awk X X msg 4 x ,X f b ,ff - ' X QUQ A W ' 17 v fc. A l Tw-SQA A A ' ff! A Ciommn TEE -42511-,1 . V' , A. OWEL CHAIRMAN J ' C:-EORGEJAXONEW JAMES BARNES A f Aqzl , QMCMEYERS THOMAS MQNAIA Q ROBERTB.WALLACEFBERKELEYSM1TH ,fifth WSWHITEHEAD JR Q Q ' 4iJW9,j,1g 79 55.1120 M05 of Brie-EL-523 me J. B. Henry, H. H. W'ebSter. A. Brown, Wm. D. Van Dyke. I. D. Davis, W. Brooks, J. N. Anderson, H. F. Greene, F. M. Davis, P. N. jackson, A. F. Burt, I. A. McNVilliams, I. A. Hodge, jr., J. G. Murdock, FROM BEGINNING. No. I, CLASS or '76, A. B. Turnure, Ckzzirmaaz R. W. johnson, No. 2, CLASS OF '7S. P. R. Payne, Ir., ChlZi7'71ZIl7Z J. H. Kerr, No. 3, CLASS or ,79. C, A. Talcott, Cbaiwlzan. P. Hamilton, C. C. Cuyler. No. 4, CLASS OF '8o. D. M, Massie, Cllzzivfman. H. M. Cutts, ff. D. Paxton, No. 5, CLASS OF '81, F. G. Langdon, Cfiairnzfzzz VV. S. Dodd, XV. H. Vanderburgh. No. 6, CLASS OF '8z. E. B, Critchlow, Ckairzfzafz. P. Hemphill, H. H. VVelleS. No. 7, CLASS or '83. O. H. Grouse, Chazbwzan. XV. D. Green, E. M. Royle, So F. A. Marquand I. B. Townsend, M. Pitney, G. A. Dunning, R. E. Schirmer. D. A. Haynes, I. G. Hibben, I. Wilson, O. Harriman, H. VV. Hall. F.. W. Harris, C. jf wvinron, J. D. Beale, Jr., T. C. Umstead, XV. F. jackson, E. H. Pershing, S. Paton, C. L. Riggs, I. Paige, E. Yeoman, R. Halstead, A. E. Conover, G. G. Merrill, john Bright, I. M. Farr, Ir., Geo. B. Agnew, R. B. vvaiiace, No. 8, CLASS or '84. C. T. McMullin, Ckzzz'rmrm. H. N. Paul, Jr., H. C. Stewart, No. 9, CLASS or '85. I. K. Mumford, C!2az'rman. T. Pershing, WVm. M. Hall, Jr., E. Wilson. No. lo, CLASS OF '86, M. Halstead, Chairmzzfz. R, M. Hodge, G. Reynolds, No. II, CLASS OF '87. bl. W. Elder, Clzzziwzzzzu. F. XV. jackson, Ir., H. Parrish. No. 12, CLASS or '88. I. H. Pershing, Ckzkfjllafzage C. F. W. McClure, T, F. Turner, No. 13, CLASS o1f'89.. 7. R. E. Speer, CLz'q'Ma11ager. G. K. Edwards, I. F. Stebbins. No. 14, CLASS or 790. I. Morris Yeakle, Chairman W, B. Hill, ' VValter Lourie, H. W. Hathaway. No. 15, CLASS or IQI. C. F, Howell, Clhlli7'llZlZ7Z. James Barnes, Thomas F. McNair, XV. S. VVhitehead, jr. S1 A. G. Todd, I. M. Lawson. A. E. Clerihew, P. VVeir, . I. Cashman, J. W. McKecknie C. H. Macloskie, G. E. Scott, W. M. Irvine. R. H. Life,- D. L. Pierson, XV. M. Rysdyk, I. C. Meyers, F. Berkeley Smith 1 f x., 'I r - ' 'K ff' fs- I I fx .' x 'fm' 1 WK, J M N 11- 1, -f , 14 If Q0 90 ZS' 'N ,' LL ,. ' 1 , il R ' '- '. C- -' H f EAW! ew G ,W - W A xi, - fs Q -1 Y Y pp' - fx 2 5 'gif N g f :J ,-if ' - fx , fag fi -' ,,f,:,. 5 E.- g we ,. 742 X : 1- 'Q 1 'WIBQM 39:22 wif, 11 J K SE i , '- my , , , 1. u I vu ' W5 E ' ' - X V 157Zl::gMW. ' . MP5 +I '?'.'75.65-'K X , , ., ,,,,,, .LW L...,,, - 5' Q 5A:i?1:+ ' 1- 'gy5! 'fu 1- Jaws'-aff:-fwwi' kg Y ,W f 'hump vw-' BH9fm'lg'fl1'! 'a f' ' 3 154 . ' -al be I I- tx 3557- K 3 is gl' f J , Q37 , 5 l '53 - f 5 . Q -gg Y ' ' - -W ..,. - 4-7' n WA K Tl.4iH:Z,:.. FA- ,ggi ., ..,, ,L 7 '--?L XX 0 ..,,Lm P .x ' KL 37 W., 5.1 FN ff: 442-xx S-PP bin ' fffff W-Q Q w f Q- fwf W W ,Wf ff X ff x H f:! ISN 'A K XXSQXXXM TSQXQT Q N 2 ' Tmy vfj-V1 . ' X' Xxx QR W J S w mllmm. mf g h 3 wp -'I'-U,-.,1mxx'fm21mmu ' fu MW 'W A ' 'T'W W ' . ' b 'IlI I is Z-1 X A ff- 6 K 'sf 'lung v- - '-- Gwws-W9 Q QE N ,ix 3 X S Z f fWf,'j!qw11!u1 Q:--2 ' ' f ' 1 H7 V fffi Qfif T T Q ,G ,,Q1.. mfW ! 11... . M un n E1E'wQfA.n1umh1quIsmmm - ,, f mf Q, ix f X H' UU. Wag? 'Win ifi i ffum f h ,g3.i FTW ww. I 7 Vmltlllinl llxw 4 -L ---... ...mm V - qf L' ' 'k1 A' n 1Q'Ev CRW sfirnwfigfmlpllggm tgi l mIHl S gmllll S I 'I1 f The Princeton tlnivergily Hllilelit Field. X N SATURDAY, May 24th, 1890, the Princeton l University Athletic Field was opened by the occasion of the first Spring Handicap Meeting, 4 which is now an annual event at Princeton, and XE open to all amateurs. The leading athletic clubs , sent their best athletes to compete, and all de- clared the da one of the most successful and imifggip' t' Y U- d Ulil ri fthf wp. ,,-R rmce on s new gioun s among ie nes ey had ever seen. The plan of the field as submitted by the Graduate Advisory Committee was fully carried out. The area for foot-ball and base- ball was doubled, making a level surface some six and two-thirds acres in extent, and the whole field track, particularly the straight- away 100 yards, were carefully underdrained. In addition to the former plan, a fence has been placed around the track between it and the drive way, and extending from' the, Club House to the new Grand Stand, and thence on to the entrance. The Grand Stand is a handsome solid wooden building capable of holding 1,000 persons, and is situated in the angle of the Held just back of the home-plate. An improving and useful addition to the grand stand has been recently made, by the presentation of a clock from the 'Varsity Glee Club. This now occupies a prominent position and faces the field. Between the new grand stand and the Club House, bleachers have been erected which can seat 1,000 persons with ease. The old club house has been left in its former position, and has been connected with the Winter practice cage by a covered stairway. The cage now replacing the wooden building blown down in the Summer of '88, is of iron . and brick, and is considerably larger than its prede- cessor, namely, 140 ft. X 60 ft. This allows a full throw from home to second base in ball practice. There is moreover a running track of I2 laps to the mile around the interior of the cage. Its size and general convenience render it one of the best cages for Winter prac- tice in the country, and with the improvements of the field outside, afford Princeton splendid advantages in track and other athletics. A S4 CHAMPION TEAM, l889 ..III.' f'i'f' 7 A 'i l mm goof-Qbaf? QPXQQOGICLtiOI'2. F. S. MILLER, ' A. D. XIVILSON, JAMES ROBINSON, 7?-aimfr. DIRECTORS 789-790. 90, Pm-. - E. A: POE, IQI, Czyil. A. D. VVILSON, '91, Ywax. DIRECTORS '90-'91, '91, Pres. E. A. POE, '91, Cqpz. M. FARRAND, '92, Dwzx. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN UNIV. OF PENNSYLVANIA GAME VVAGENHURST, P. G. XVOOD, '92, U IANENVAY, '9o. BLACK, '9I. IC Ushers. DONNILLLY COWAN, P. G. RIGGS, 792. SYMIIIQS, 792. Qzzarief' Bark. POE, '9I. Hay Backs. CHANNING, 791. Ez!! Back. AMES, '90, 35 PRINCETON ELEVEN IN VVESLEYAN GAME. Rushers. NVARREN, ,93. 'DONNELLY, 'go WAGENHURST, P. G., CWOOD, '92.j COXVAN, P. G. RIGGS, '92. JANENVAY, '9o. SYMMES, '92, Quartev' Back. POE, '91. ffzzgf Backs. BLACK, '91 CHANNING, '9I. Full Bark. AMES, '9o. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN HARVARD GAME. Rushefx. WARREN, '93. DONNELLY, '90, QFURNESS, '91j CASH, '91. COWAN, P. G. RIGGS, '92, CIONES, '91j. JANEVVAY, '9o. GEORG, P. G. Quarfer Bark. POE, '9x. HaZfB1zcks. BLACK, '91. CHANNING, '91. Hz!! Bark. AMES, ,QO. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN YALE GAME. Embers. WARREN, '93, DONNELLY, '90 CASH, '91, CONVAN, P. G. RIGGS, '92, CTHOMAS, 79O., JANENVAY, '9o. MGEORGE, P. G., UONES, '91j, QRIGGS, '92j. Quzzrier Bark. POE, '91. flag' Barkx. BLACK, 791. CHANNING, '91, Fu!! Bark. AMES, '9o. 'F After disablement of George, jones played Center Rush. A se Ctmeo. LEHIGH VS. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, OCT. 5, 1889. LEHIGH-1?z4she1's-EmeI'y, Rafferty, Detweiler, Mercer Qcenterj, Coates, Blunt, Dashiell, Qzmrler Back-Walker. ffaQ'Bnck.v-WVa1'riner, Ely. Ez!! Back-I-Iutchinson. LEHIGH . . . O Goals, 0 Goals from T. D4 O T. D.g O Safetiesg O Points. PRINCETON . o 2 ff ff 3 o ff I6 'f LEHIGH VS. PRINCETON. BETI-ILEI-IEM, OCT. IC, 1889. LEHIGI-I-l?mher.v-Emery, Rafferty, Coates, Martin fcenterj, Detweiler, Blunt, Reese. Quarles' Back-VValker. Hay' Baclxv-Hutchinson, Warriner. Ez!! Back-Dashiell. LEHIGH . . . o Goals, o Goals from T. D.5 I T. D.g o Safetiesg 4 Points. PRINCETON . 2 I 'f ff I 'f o I6 H STEVENS VS. PRINCETON. PRINCETQN, OCT. Ig, 1889. , STEVENS-Huskers-GrisWold, Macy, McKenzie, Hall fcenterj, Emmett, Wild- Inan, Phelps. Quarier Bark-De Hart fCzzpt.j Hay Bzzrks-Raphiel, Field. Ez!! Bark-Strong. STEVENS . . . o Goalsg o Goals from T. D.g o T. D., o Safetiesg o Points. PRINCETON. . I 6 'f 8 o 49 ff U?1zj5z're-M1'. VV. M. Carlton. Rey?1'ee-Mr. F. S. Miller. UNIV. OF PENNSYLVANIA VS. PRINCETON. PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 26, 1889. UNIV. OF PENN.-l6mhe1's-Willard, Sypher, Bowser, VVright Qcenterj, Shan- non, Dewey, Audenried. Qzmfief' Bzzrk-Church. ffagf Barbie-Hulme fC1zpt.j V alentine. FM! Bacle-Tliayer. UN. OF PENN. . . o Goalsg o Goals from T. D.g I T. D,g o Safeties, 4 Points. PRINCETON . . . o ff IO ff I3 1' o ff 72 I64yQf1'ee--M11 Corwin. wlmi7'E.Y---IVIF. Walker, Mr. Zeigler. S7 'WESLEYAN vs. PRINCETON. Nzzw YORK, Nov. 2, 1889. WESLEYAN-Huskers-Clleaver, Moore, Heath, Fogg Cenferj, Ricforcl, Crane, Beers. Qzzzzrler-Back-Peck, HaMB1zrkx-McDonald fCzzpz'.j, Slayer. Ez!!- Bark-Hall. WESLEYAN . O Goals: O Goals fr. T. D.3 O T. D.g O Safetiesg O Points. PRINCETON.2 I2 ff H 16 ff O ff 98 Rfyivfee-Mr. Cofin. U7llfL'l'6?M1'. Hewlett. COTOUMIBIA vs. PRINCETON. NEW YORK, Nov. 5, 1889. COLUMBUS-Huskers-Bandler, Erskine, Hazen, Gildersleeve Ccflifffp, Tuttle, Cairus, Metcalfe. Quarter-Bark-Barna1'd, 1faMBzzrKes--Hewlett, Dillworth. lvllflzgdffe'-CUlVCf. COLUMBUS . . O Goals, o G. fr. T. D., o T. D., I Safetiesg O Points. . I 4 If 9 IK Ci 9 lf O fl if A'1yQv'ee-C. L. Bird, '85. Ihfzpire-T1'aCy Harris, '86, HARVAR D vs. PRINCETON. C.IMBR1DGE, Nov. 16, 1889. I-IARVARD-Rzzshers-Cumnock QCap!.j, Upton, Cranston, Tilton Cefzferj, P. Trafford, Stickney, Crosby. Qzzrvfer-Bark-Dean. fIa!fBadE-Lee, liiiiing. Ecll Bark-B. Trafford. HARVARD . . 1 Goals, 1 G. fr. T. D.g 2 T. D., I Safeties, IS Points. PRINCETON. .I H 3 f' 'f 7 o f' 4l ff Rryivfee-Mr. YVoodruff. U71zpz'rz-lVI1'. Beecher. ORANGE A. C. vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, Nov. 23, 1889. ORANGE A. C.-Ruslzerx-FuI'11ess, Sharon, Thomas, Byron QCmz'er'j, DuContl, Bovaird, W. S. Spalding. Qzmrler-Back-Edwards, HaMBaf!E:-F, Spalding, QR. Ionesj, Sheldon. Ph!!-Back-Moffatt, Spauldingj. ORANGE . . . 0 Goals, I G. fr. T. D., 1 T. D., O Safetiesg 6 Points. PRINCETON . .o f' 7 ff IO ff O 54 Rey'e:'ee-Wagenllurst, '2-58. U52q5z're-Xvilson, '9I. 88 YALE VS. PRINCETON. NEW Yoxuc, Nov. 28, 1889. YAI,E-Huskers-Stagg, Gill fC'rzp!.l, Heffelfinger, Hanson QCe:z!vrl, Newell, Rhoades, fl-Ieywortl'1j, Hartwell. QUIZ2'flI'-Blifk-xW'LlftCIT1lJ1ll'g. Ha!j4Baf!Es McClung, Harvey, fMorri5onj, 1511!-811:12-McBride, YALE .... o Goalsg o G. fr. T. D.3 o T. D.g o Safetiesg o Points. PRINCETON . . o I 2 ff o IO ff R4y'?ree-lVIr. Saxe. L?z1p1'1-e-M1'. Brooks. SUMMARY OF ALL GAMES PLAYED. G. G.'1' D. T.D. 5. POINTS G. G.'1'.D. '1'.D. S. PUIN Princeton . . o 2 o 16 Lehigh . . . o o o o o . .2 I o 16 . . . o o 1 o 4 ' . .I 6 0 49 Stevens. . .o o o o o . . O I0 I3 0 72 Univ,ofPenn.O 0 I 0 4 . .2 IZ 16 o 98 Wesleyan. .o o o o o . . 3 9 o 71 Columbia, .o o o I o . .I 3 o 41 Harvard . .I 1 2 I I5 ' . .o 7 IO 0 S4 OrangeA.C..o I I o 6 ' ..O'I o IO Yale...o o o o o PRINCETON, 9 Goalsg 'SI Goals from Touch-Downsg 69 Touch-Downsg Safetiesg 427 Points. OPPONENTS, I Goalg 2 Goals from Touch-Doxvnsg 5 Touch-Downs Safetiesg 29 Points. SUMMARY GF CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES. Univ. of COLLEGES. Prlnceton. Yale. Harvard. Wesleyan. Penn, Won. Princeton. . . 1 1 I I 4 Yale. . . o . I 1 1 3 Harvard . . o o . I 1 2 Wesleyan. . . 0 o o . 1 1 Univ. of Penn. . o o o o . o Lost . . . O o 1 2 3 4 The Championship was Awarded to lrinceton. S9 TS O SCRUB FOOT-BALL TEAM. Rmhfrs. FURNESS, 791. DOWKOUT. YVOOD, 792 ADAMS, '9I. BRYAN, 9I. THOMAS. SYMMES, '92, QZNZ7'fE7f-Bllfk. CASEMENT, 790, QLILLEY, '92j. HalfBarkx. HIOMANS, 792. ADAMS, 792. JONES. Fu!!-Back, LEXVIS. , Subx. BRADFORD, ,QI, SHARON, ,9O, HALE, '92, WHITE, '9 'QI FOOT-BALL TEAM. Rzzshers, SPICER, BRYAN, BEROEN, SPRUANCE, QCAPTJ, PROPST, ADAMS, GORDON. Qzzariez'-Bark. PIEDENBURG. IJezMBarkx. XVASSON, QTAINTORJ, BONNER, Fu!!-Back. . RILEY. ,92 FOOT-BALL TEAM. f3mhw':. WOODS, VREDENBURG, IRISH, BROWN, HAI,E, WOOD, MI'FCHELL. Qzzzzrtw'-Bzzrlk. A. RIGGS, fCAPT.J HafBark:. HOMANS. ADAMS. Fu!!-Back. PENDLETON. go ,93 FOOT-BALL TEAM. Rusficrs. .KELLOGG, CHAPIN, THORPI-:, LINDSLEY, RIGG, GRANGER, BUCKLEY. Qzcarfez'-Bark. IKING. ffdmgdfbi. BREXVSTER, STEARNS- F zz!!-B11 rk. NEWTON, QCAPTJ '94 FOOT-BALL TEAM. .ffzzslzrzm CHAMBERLAIN. MCKENZIE. H. Rises. MEREDITH. FARNUM. THOMPSON. F. RIGGS. Qzzzzyffer Bark. DUFF. H'zzlfB1zf!5.r. DUSENBURY. j. Pon. Fu!! Bark. DRAKE. f4f3l?CJ.QQ Cicxmefa. PREPARATORY SCHOOL vs. PRINCETON, 793. OCTOBER, 1889. Preparatory School .......... v . . 0 Points PX'i11CCtOl'l,,93 ............ ' ........ I4 PENNINGTON vs. PRINCETON, -93. , Ocromzn 26, 1889. Pennington . . . . . .... . . oPoints P1'i11CCtO11,7Q3 . . . ................. 5 LAWRENCEVILLE vs. PRINCETON, 793. NovEM1sE1z 5, ISSQ. Lawrenceville . . . . .... . .12 Points Princeton, ,93 . . . . . . IO Q1 rineeliongo goof-Eat? Qgeeorg.. Princeton's Complete Record, from X869 to the close of last Season, is as follows: Princeton Oppon'ts 1881 PRINCETON vs. , ' ' ' 869 Rutgers Goag' rig' Gozgls' TBD- Goals. T,D. Safeties 1 1 ---- Princeton . . 3 5 o U R H - - D O O Rutgers, ,. . . o o II 1870 utgers, .... o 2 o Princeton I ' 7 9 O 18 2 o 1 o ' 7 - - '4 Stevens, . , . . o o 4 1273 gale, -bg ' - - 2 0 0 0 Princeton, . . . . . 7 5 o I 74 Cum 13: ' - - O 0 O Univ. of Penn. . . . o H Rutgers! 6 0 O 0 Princeton, . ., . . . 1 Z S 1575 E-311312121 - - -2 O 2 0 Univ. of Mich., . . 0 O 3 Y U 1 ---' 0 0 O Princeton . . . . 4 6 o 15225 Unlw- Penn-v ' 6 0 O O Univ. of Penn., . . . o o 4 U cfof-lm la- - - -3 0 0 O Princeton, , . . . 1 1 o Univ. of Penn., . 6 o o o Rutgers, 0 O 3 H - . . . . Yale, ------ 0 0 2 0 Princeton, . . 1 2 1 Ig?7 Haryard, . . . . o 1 1 1 Conlumbia, . 1 O O 4 ,E , , - - I I 0 2 Princeton, . . o o 1 H Sgogumblar - - - 4 7 O O Harvard, . . 0 O 1 ae, . ..... o o o o Pnncewn, - . O O 3 1878 Univ. of Penn., . 2 4 o o Yale, l I A I O 0 O H Stevens, .... 4 6 o o Rutgers, .... 5 I0 o o 1882. H Univ. of Penn., . 2 4 1 o Princeton, . . . 5 4 o Harvard, .... o 1 o o Graduates, . . o o o Yale, ...... 1 0 o o Princeton, . . 5 6 o I Rutgers . . . . . . o o o The following year the safety, touch- priucetgn, h Ul.. 9 H O downs were introduced. University of Penn., o o o Princeton, . . . . . S 3 o 1379- Columbia, ..... o o 2 Goals. T. D. Safelies. Pl'iHCCf0Yl .---- IU 4 0 Princeton, ..... 6 4 0 University of Penn., o o o University of Penn., . o o 11 Princeton, . . . . . 3 4 0 Princeton, ..... 2 3 0 13'-XYQCTS, - - - - - 0 C' 2 Columbia . . . o o ro rmceton . . 1 0 2 Princetonl, . . 7 4 o H2yl'V2U'd1,- - - I 1 0 Stevens, , I , 0 0 19 Princeton, . . 3 1 o Princeton, . . 1 o 1 Columbia, . . o 0 0 Harvard, . . . . o o 5 Princeton, . . 1 o 1 Princeton, . . . o o 3 Yale, .,.... . 2 2 1 Yale ' ' ' ' O 0 2 From the year 1883, the scores are indi 1880- cated by the number of points made. Princeton . . . 6 6 o Stevens, 7. . . o o 6 . I883' Princeton, , , . 8 4 1 Princeton ygs. 51.1-tgers, . o Rutgers, ...... o o 3 a ayette, . O Princeton . . . . . o 1 3 Stevens, - - - r - 0 University of Penn., o . o U 1 Rutgers, . . . . . 0 Columbia, . .... fforfeited to Princetonj University of Penn. 6 Princeton, .... . 2 2 6 NVesleyan, . . .. . O Harvard, . . . . 1 1 4 U Columbia fforfeitedj, Princeton, . . . . o o II Harvard, ..... 7 Yale, , . . . . o o 6 Yale, . . 5 FO O T BAL L RL' CORD.-C011Zz'1zzze1f. ISS4. 1888. Princeton vs. Rutgers, . 23 5 Princeton vs. Lehigh, ...... 75 o Stevens, . . . . 4 o Crescents, ..... 31 o NVesleyan, ..... '22 o University of Penn., . 63 o A Rutgers, ...... 35 o Stevens, , . .... So o University of Penn., 31 o Rutgers, ...... 80 0 ' Lafayette, . , . . 140 o University of Penn., . 38 o ' Stevens, ...... 56 o Rutgers, ...... Sz o johns Hopkins, . . . 57 o johns Hopkins, . . . 104 0 ' Harvard, .... . 34 6 Wesleyan, ..... 44 o ' Yale, ..... . 4 6 University of Penn., . 4 o ,385 Harvard, .... 18 6 Princeton vs. Stevens, . .,... Q4 o , , 'K U Yale, '---' ' - O 'O 14 fr .1 ' , , A V I 76 O lrineeton Lehigh, . . . , . 16 0 University of Penn., . So I0 1 ....,. 16 4 Graduates, . ..i. 62 o 'K Z, St9Yf5n5r, - -5 ' - - 49 0 4' Univer5iryofPenn.,. 76 10 H Un1ierS3fy0f1CH1u- 72 4 Johns Hopkins, . . 108 o H Col'-'mbmf -'- 71 O ff xvesleyan, ,,,, , 76 0 Wesleyan, . . . . 98 o ff vale, ...... 6 5 Harvard, -. ----- 41 15 ' University of Penn., . SI o H Offmge A- if-1 ---' 54 6 ' Columbia, ...... 64 o Xalek. .to. . . . . gi Z as ing n, . . . 1886. Princeton vs. Stevens, ...... 58 0 fr .4 .1 . H H Un,Ver5ity'of15e,,,,f,: gg Z From the above Figures the total annual ,f ' ' Z scores since 1883 are- Harvard, . . . 12 o D , O K f 1- Wesleyan, , , 75 5 1 rmcetori. pponents. ' Yale, . . . . o 4 1883. . . . . 239 26 , 1887- 1284. . . . 406 I9 Pr1neetoi1vs.Ig.,agy3te, . . gg Z 1885, , . . 693 25 ff ff Lehigh,'. . . . . . so 0 lass. . . . 318 25 i University of Renn., . Z 1887 . . . . 430 12 ' XVesleyan, ...... 69 o 1888 ' ' ' ' 619 I ' University of Penn., . Q5 0 1339 4 - - - - 432 29 ' Harvard, ...... o I2 '- 1 if Yale, ........ o I2 Total, ------ 3187 Princeton won the Championships in 1877, 1878, 1879, 1335, 1839- Yale 1883, 1887, 1888. No Championships were awarded in 1880, 1884, 1886. l ,. , K' 4 ,.Q '9 -I ff! X X 5,1527 x 2 CY! ll um, 1 to Mfg? X ,W ' fllf f f? v.,as f 4540-Qyic' 2 lr I4 , f,44'q cr, 1 it - il 7 T-ff' I I- 'sx if C Jil 5- x ' Z i ll , 4 fr ' I V , 6 - A ,Q i X-X X f l 'L Q F xx-d f Y W , 1 . . . Z.. ' ,Y 1. 7, f. .1, , lu Z, ? -' ' fs 93 164 won in 1881, 1882, 'szugod -1 H7 3o.1aqwnu1e1oIL 2 ' ' lf? 'SUAKUPQUUOJ W7 NOVNCWN O'- 'f'700 lYl OOO YI' go .xaqwnu 12101, -' -' '- GX 00 'suAxop1.I:mo1 pue O2 P199 111015 PSDIOP1 S. - - N sIeo25o.xaqwnuIe1ol , Z ,PIJOAMQN O . . . , E agm fs II -XM --++-I -H+ - Sz AON ' . . . , . . . . Z .QB U. - -X- - nn Pllqweo -1 1 1 1'!itP-EEAJEH FL -LL - I - -ax FK X-I-+ - -L-I--I-X Ulf ln II E 91 AON Q X .N .. . X: IA ,IJOAAISN Q wg I . X . 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'::,. -,Um -wud 41 5 .IQ Iv... . aww g M was-QXQEQQQQBUENEEEEO 0 EmSOmcsowmg3g3o-Egg 53 4 ECSEBEGEAULSQLECFF o 94 42 U G1 Em fr Oal :G oal from field. I G goal. E -.3 me U - Touchdown fai ing X Touchdown yielding goal. Played part of the game. + bl E 'a if O- .. C z me 'U 1: ,, cv Q22 cv: 6. E ca NJ S .2 E 3 O O r: .- .. n: 0 LI U E N un 4: EE ru U: U -G H E 0 C 2 eu o NJ ..- .S bil IJ 1 GJ ne O ... ,x .11 GJ E 4 A ui O on U .: ... 1:0 .-.U m two Leh E 3'-ci 25 D3 3 E as ED ionshlp H me. C. ther than Cham O U .1 .2 x w 0 E 4 Z3 fu Q U 'E E U 4: L: n 3 o ua G 0 D as U U3 .EE 'U C U 9.2 ,S 1- lu C-'s M, EE a 2 T: U .12 ef ii- ... 153 m an UJ ul ur fu 5 'J fl-4 'U E un as C O 77 m.. cu E O 54 T' J 1: ru E ru rn L1 U bf .2 L5 uf' C G E O 1 uf' E Q 'U 41 '2 s U r-l U 1. U 3 ill U E K5 un -1: F G . mi N I -cs s: G .2 is P' 0 4: .J O U vu 0 .J ...g ... ..:: .EP i v-J ... an .. c .E fn :FS U5 E I-I 3 Q3 un 5 a. fl' -A l. fu ? 1. .E : so GJ 1. U : K-4 1 l, , Y V , ,Q- ,.,- Ji-' 27 V527 ff? 1'-I, 'Rv LKLIHQI , I - zfffff if ' . ui V J B vf',Zc , NJ5' 117 fzgf 191 iff M . ffffxf I Qfd Nl: ,g, 71, J f A:-4, ,.4f-k -L L- 36169-ECIEQ. . k , '89-,QQ D. D. CASEMENT, 790, . . ..... . .Pmz'.fmf. G. F. MCKINNY, ,9I, . . . Treaxzufef C. C. DANA, '91, . . . Czzpiain. UNIVERSITY NINE. F. BROKAW, C., L. YOUNG, P., C. C. DANA, 1 B., W. DURELL, 2 B., C. E. KNICKERBOCKER, S. S., R. A. WATTS, 3 B., F. H. PAYNE, L. F., BROWN, C. F., C. H. MCMILLAN, R. F. 'go-'91. G. F. MCKINNY, '91, . ..... . . Pfjesideni. J. P. PARKER, ,92, . . Treasurer. C. C. DANA, '91, . . . . . .Capz'zzin. 95 RECORD OF CEOLLEGE HABHUONSHH9 FOR 1890. YALE ws. PRINCETON. NEW HAVEN, IMAY 3, 1890. YALE. AB R IB PO A E Stagg,p. . . . 4 1 1 1 6 o Calhoun, 2b. . . 4 1 2 2 8 o McBride, 1b. . . 4 o 1 17 o o Dalzell, c.f. . . 4 o o o o o Mcfjlung, s.s. . . 4 o o 2 1 2 Cushing, r.f. . . . 4 o 0 o o o Owsley, 3b. . 3 o o 1 o o Jackson, C. . . . . 3 o o 3 o o McClintock, li . . 3 Q o 1 o o Totals, . ...... 33 3 42715 2 SCORE BY INNING-S. I Yale ...... . .... . . . . o Princeton ....... . 1 Umpire, Mr. Kelly. PRINCETON. Durell,c.f. . . . . Payne, l.f. . . . . GAMES Knickerbocl4er,s.s. . . 4 o Dana, Ib ..... Brokaw, c. . . McMillan, r. f. . . Young,p. . . Bergen, 2b. . Guild, 3b. Totals, . . 2 3 4 5 O I O 2 O O O O AER . 4 1 . 4 o . 4 1 . 4 o . 4 o . 4 o . 3 o . 3 o . . . 34 2 6 7 8 o o o o o o IBPOAE o 3 o o O I O O O I I I 1 9 o o 1 6 2 1 2100 OIIO o 1 5 2 0 1 o 4 424 9 8 9Totals. 013 1-2 Passed balls- Struck out-Stagg, 2 5 Young, 6. First base on balls-Stagg, 1 3 Young, 2. jackson, 2. Stolen bases-Yale, 9 3 Princeton, 3. Left on bases-Yale, 4g Princeton, 2. Two- base hit-Stagg. Time of game-1 hour, 35 minutes. YALE vs. PRINCETON. PRINCETON, NIAY 24, 1890. YALE. AB R IB TB PO A E Stagg, p. . . . V. 4 o o o o 5 o Calhoun, 2b. . . . . 4 0 o o 2 5 1 McBride, Eb. . . . . 4 0 o o IO 2 o Dalzell,c.f. . . . . 3 o o o o 1 o Poole,c. . . . . 3 o 1 1 7 2 o McClung, s.s. . . . 3 o 1 1 2 2 1 Cushing, rf. . . . 3 o o o 2 o o McClintock, lf. . . . 3 o o o 2 o o Owsley, 3b. . . . . 3 0 c o 2 o o Totals, . . . . 30 0 2 2 27 I7 2 SCORE BY 1NN1NGs. 1 Yale ......... . . . o Princeton .............. . o Umpires, Mr. Peters, of Yale, Mr. Duffield, PRINCETON. Durell, 2b, . . . Payne, l.f ..... 'vVatts, 3b. . . . . ABRIBTBPOA E ..4o ...4o Knickerbocker, s.s. . . 4 o Dana, 1b ..... Brokaw,c. . . . RICMillan, r.f. . Young, p. . . Brown, c.f. . . Totals . . 2 3 4 5 O 0 O O O O O O of Princeton. ...3oo 311 .300 ..3o2 ..3oo ..31 1 6 6 7 8 ..4oo 1 1 1 Oi'-,II 1 1 o o 2 2 2 o 1 1 3 1 OI! O O 1 2 I O O 0 O O O I o 7 o o 2 o 6 o o o o o 7 27 I3 I 9 Totals. 010 oi- 1 Brokaw,1. Struck out--Stagg, 45 Young, 2. Wild pitch-Stagg. Passed balls-Poole, Double plays-Yale, 2. Left on bases-Yale, 31 Princeton, 3. Base hits-Yale, Two base hit-YVatts. First base on errors-Yale, 1 3 Princeton, 1. Time of game-1 hour and go minutes. 96 ii 2 g Princeton, 6- ATT 1 3, 1? l 1 1 X' l a l ll l? sl l 1, l is 'I l YALE uv. PRINCETON. New Yuma, JUNE 14, 1890. YALE. AB R rn PO Stagg, p. . . . . 4 1 1 o Calhoun, 2b. . . 3 2 1 2 McBride, 1b. . . . . 5 2 4 IO Poole, c. . . . 5 2 2 3 MCClung, s.s. . . . 4 I 1 o CuShing,'r.f. . . . . 4 o 1 1 Dalzell, c.f ,... . . 4 o 1 2 McClintock, Lf. . . . 4 o o Owsley, gb. . . . . 4 0 o 5 Totals . , .37 S ll 24 18 SCORE BY INNINGS. Yale ..... . Princeton ..... ......., Umpires, Messrs. Quinn and Pierce. PRINCETON. Durell, c.f .... Payne, I. f. . . llfntts, 3b. . . . Knickerbocker, s.s. . . Dana, 1b. . . . . Brokzm-,c. . . ll'IcMill:m, r.f'. . AB 2 4 3 3 4 4 4 ll Ili P0 A E 2 2 3 1 1 Q o o o 1 1 o o 1 2 2 1 o 1 o 3 310 o 1 o 2 9 1 1 O O O D 0 Young, p. . . . 4 o 1 o 13 o Brown, c.f. . 4 o r 2 o o Totals . . . . . . 32 8 ro 24 17 6 ' 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 I'ntals. 0 o 0 2 2 o 1 xi 8 o 4 o 1 o o o x-- 8 Earned runs-Princeton, 41 Yale, 2. Two-base hits-Cushing, Brokaw Czj. Tliree-base hits-Dana. Left on bases-Princeton, 45 Yale,8. Double plays-Princeton, If Yale, 1. Base on balls-Princeton 4 5 Yale, 3. Struck out-By Young, 8, by Stagg, 4. XVild pitches- 1 Young, 1 g Stagg, 1. Time of game-2 hours and I5 minutei. YALE 215. PRINCETON. BROOKLYN, JUNE 18, 1890. YALE. AB R IB PO A Stagg,p ..... . . 4 1 o 1 Calhoun, 2b. . . . . 3 2 2 2 McBride, 1b. . . . . 4 2 2 10 Poole, c .... . . 4 1 3 3 1XIu1'phy,l.f. . . . . 4 o o 4 Dalzell, s.sT. . . . 4 o 1 1 Cusl1ing,r.l. . . . . 3 o o 1 McClintock, c.f.h.-. . . 3 no 1 1 Owsley, 3b. . . . . . 3 0 o 4 Totals . . 2 2 Z I4 scomz BY INNINGS.. Princeton. . ..... . . Yale ..... . . .. Umpire, Messrs. Quinn and Pierce. PRINCETON. Durell, 2b. . . . Payne, l.f. . Watts, 3b. . . . Knickerbocker, s .s. . . Dana,1b. . . . . Brokaw, c. . . McMillan,1'.f. . . Young. p.. . . Brown, cf. . Totals . 2 3 4 5 O O 2 O o 3 o o A is 5 5 4 5 4 5 4 4 4 40 R 1119021 E o 1 2 3 o o o 1 o o V1 1 1 4 o o 2 1 x o 2 3 9 o o 2 4 7 2 o o 1 1 o 1 o 1 2 7 0 o o o o o 5 13 24 17 1 S 9 Totals. 2 0 o Il-5 I o 2 x-6 Earned runs-Princeton, 23 Yale, 2. Left on bases-Princeton, IO g Yale, 3. First Base on errors-Princeton, 25 Yale, 1. Base on balls-Young, 1 g Stagg, 2. Struck out-Young, 55 Stagg, 1. Three base hits-Dalzell, McBride. ,Two base hits-Dana, Durell. Sacrifice hits-Young, Poole, McMillan, Murphy. Stolen bases-Brokaw, Young, Stagg, Calhoun. Passed balls- Brokaw, 2. Time of game-1 hour and 53 minutes. If .250 W Gameslost, . . . . . I 2 3 Summary of Qhompionslwip geries, 1390. Yale- Pflllfe' 3355255 1312552555 Yale, . . , , - I 4 291 ,500 Princetorx, . . . 4 - SOne drawn game. Avefoges Of Hniversitay E088-EDCIH QNine for 1890. BATTING. LEAGUE NO. OF RANK AND NAME. RANK. GAMES. A.B. 1. BROKAW, . . . . 2 4 16 2. DANA, . . . 3 4 IS 3. YOUNG, .I .... . 7 4 I5 4. IQNICKERBOCKER, . . 8 4 16 5. DURELL, .... . 9 4 I4 6. 1VICMILLAN,. . . . IO 4 IS 7. XVATTS, . . . . I2 3 II 8. PAYNE, . . . 18 4 I7 9. BRONVN, . . . I5 3 II Io. BERGEN, . 4. 6 1 3 11. GUILD, . . . I9 1 3 FIELDING. RANK AND NAME. c1-1ANcEs. 1. DANA, ........ 3.9 2. YOUNG.. . 36 3. BROXVN, . 2 4. BROKANV, . . 32 5. MCMILLAN, . . II 6. DURELL, .... I3 7. XVATTS, ..... I2 8. ICNICKERBOCKER, . I2 9. PAYNE, ..... 4 1O. BERGEN, . . 7 II. GU11.D, . . . . 3 98 IB. T.B. AV. 8 IO .5oo 7 'IO .466 4 4 .266 4 4 .222 3 4 .214 3 3 .zoo 2 3 .154 1 1 .II 1 1 1 .go 1 1 .333 o o o ERRORS. AVERAGES. O IOO0 O IOOO O IOOO 2 -937 1 .909 2 .888 2 .833 2 -833 1 .750 2 .714 2 -333 Qfficia? Qinfercowegiofe Averages. 4 . , 1 Q N N ,. P 30 -S 3? an . - . Q1 , P 5? ALF 12 .FF O .'. . 3 U F11 pm 41 M :4 S4 4 cl -1: 1:1 1 Brokaw, . P c. 4 I6 3 ' 8 16 500 22 7 2 935 Poole, . , . Y c. 3 I2 3 6 I2 500 I3 4 2 895 Dana, . . . P 1 b. 4 I5 6 7 I5 466 39 o 1 975 McBride, . . Y 1b. 4 I7 4 7 I7 412 48 1 1 1 980 Calhoun, . . . Y 2b. 4 I4 5 5 I5 333 8 IQ 3 goo Young, ..., . P p. 4 I5 o 4 I5 266 2 IOX 0 1000 Knickerbocker, . . . P s. s. 4 I6 2 4 18 250 4 5 ' 2 818 Durell, .... . P 2b. 4 I5 3 3 I4 214 10 5 3 S33 McMillan, . . . P r. f. 4 I5 o 3 I5 200 9 1 1 909 McC1ung, . . Y s. s. 3 II 1 1 1 2 182 5 3 2 Soo Warns, . . . P 3b. 3 II 2 2 I3 181 1 4 4 1 888 Dalzell, . . Y c.f. 4 I5 0 2 IS 133 3 3 0 1000 Stagg, . . . Y p. 4 I6 3 2 16 125 2 I7 1 950 Brown, . . . P c. f. 3 II 0 3 II 490 2 0 0 1000 Cushing, . . . . Y 1-.f. 4 I4 0 1 I2 .83 3 4 0 1000 McClintock, . . Y 1. f. 4 134 1 1 I3 .76 5 0 0 1000 Payne, . . . . P 1. f. 4 17' o 2 18 .58 3 0 1 750 Owsley, . . . Y 3b. 4 0 0 I3 .00 I2 3 0 1000 MEN WHO PLAYED ONLY ONE GAME. B61'gCH,.. .,P 2b.l1 131041 3i3331OI-5424714 Guild, . . P 3b. 1 3 V 0 0 3 0 I 10 2' 333 Murphy, . . . Y 1. f. 1 4 0 0 4 0 4 0 0 1000 jackson, . . . Y 1 c. 1 I 3 , 0 0 N 0 0 3 0 9 IOOO PITCHERS' RECORD. ' NAME FAEQEQNZIEEDOF 5. 0. B. B. w. P. 0221222 Young, P., 1 . 4 21 6 I 4 Stagg, Y., . 6 I5 7 2 4 S cores of Qollege Qlmmpionslwip Gomes, l390. May 3. Yale w. Princeton at New Haven, . . . . 3- 2 f' 24. Princeton w. Yale at Princeton, . . . 1- 0 june 14. Yale w. Princeton at New York, . . 8- 8 18. Yale 111. Princeton at Brooklyn, . . . . . 6- 5 Qtlver Ylllnon Qhompionslqip omes. April 2. Princeton w. Athletics, , ....... . . . . 5-12 5. U Newark, . . . 4-I2 12. Lehigh, . . . 13- 19. Lehigh, . . . S- 4 23. 4' Rutgers, ..... . . 35- o 30. t' Lafayette, . . .n . . . 6- 3 May 7. Staten Island, C. C., . . . I- 7 IO. Cuban Giants, . . . . 9- 3 14. jaspers, ...... . . S- o 4 17. Staten Island, A. C., .... . . 6- 2 ' 21. ' University of Pennsylvania, . . . 3- 8 28. Staten Island, A. C., . . . . . 2- 6 31. Columbia, ..... . . 15- 0 june 7. University of Virginia, . . . . 9- 4 Sunnnory of Cgilwcnnpionslwip Series, l339. N P . I H .A G Per Cent College. Yale. Exe Vaal' V325 victcgies Yale, . . - 3 4 N 7 .875 Princeton, . . 1 - I 2 3 .375 I-I arv ard , . . O 2 - 2 . 25 0 Gaines lost, , . 1 5 6 I2 V Q-gloss Qlqompionslwio Games, l339. Sept. 23. 790 zu. '92, . . . . . . o-1 23. ,QI ay. '92, . . . 2-9 25. '90 w. 793, . . . IO-3 25. ,QI 115. '93, . . 14-2 30. '90 zfs. '91, , . 5-3 30. '92 mn '93, ...... .... . I4-O '92 won the Chalnpionship. IOO FLI'GSl'lI'llC1l'l WCCIIN, gplqlllg of lYOODCOCK, 3 GUILD, 2b. and 1-.f., DI:IscoL1., s N NVARREN, I KING, 2b. and I-.f., ' NYLIE, Lf., HUMPHREYs,c., Capf., HAYDEN, 311, IYIULLEN, cf. MATHER, Ib. FERGUSON and BROKAW, Subs. Qicimes Played. 793 215. Hill School, Pottstown, .... . II-I2 793 zfs. St. Luke's, Bustleton, .... . 5- 7 793 vs. Prepzn-atory School, Princeton, . . IO-I4 ,93 w. Preparatory School, Princeton, . . 8- O 793 215. St. Paul, Garden City, .... 1 . 28- O '93 UI. Lawrenceville, Lawrence, . . . I6- 3 ,QS Princeton w. Yale, New Haven, . . IO-IJ gloss ines Glontestinkg for glass Qliompiorisliip in I-'iioll of 1389. 790. CASEMENT, zb., AMES, p., BROXVN, Ib., VVRIGHT, c.f., SPROULL, r.f.,f OSBURN, c., PAYNE, Lf., . WATTS, p., IQNICKERBOCKER BRONVN,z3lJ., BROKANV, c., L. YOUNG, p., I'IAYDEN, c., BRENVSTER, 3b., BROKAW, p., , S-S-, GUERIN, 1.f., VVARDEN, s.s., - IQIMBALL, 3b., JANEXVAY, Ib. '9I. DANA, Ib., hfCMILLAN, MOWRY, zb., MCLEAN, r.f. C., 792. SPOONER, c.f., A. Y'OUNG, l.f., LILLEY, zb., HANSON, s.s., 7 93- MULLEN, c.f., ICEEDY, s.s., WooDcocK, Lf. K VVARREN, p. ICI P-, VOORHEES, Inf., RODGERS, 3b., BICKHAM, Ib., BERGEN, r.b., SPICER, ci, YEOMANS, 3b. BERGEN, s.s., Woons, Ib., I'IUTCHINSON,1.f, SOMERHY, Inf. GUNNIXG, zb., HUMPHRIES, r. GUILD, Ib., f. I Pinseion Uuiversilg Lacrosse Association. OFFICERS. n E. A. S. LEWIS, '91, N. Y. ..... . . . . P1'gf5z'n'ml. Bownius P1-11N1zv, '92, Ga. . . . Tmzs-wer. E. A. POE, '9I, Md. . . . , , Cgpfgzkz, il-ihe Team. Goal, Payne, '9I. Point, Graham, '90, CGZIEY' Paffzi, Chapin, '9O. ls! DWTZIE, Taylor, P. G. za' Dmfzzce, Miner, '90, 3d Dfyifme, Voorhees, '9O. Cmfre, Ames, '92. 3127 Afmck, Poe, '9I. 2d Affdff, McLaren, '9o. I.Yl14l'l'IIc'k, Pal1ner,9o. Oum'a'z' flame, Phinizy, '92. bz.vz'zz'e Howe, A. Riggs, '92. Qhcimpionship Gomes. PRINCETON vs. STEVENS. HOBOICEN, MAY xo, 1890. STEVENS-Goal, Phelpsf Poiul, Stevens, fCap!.j. Cover Poini, De Hart. 1.1! Deybzre, WVild1-nan. 2d Dtjbue, Martin. 3d Defeme, Griswold. Centre, Smith. juz' Aifark, Emmit. .ed Atfrzrk, Atwater. 152' Aftzzrk, Schaeffer. Om'- sz'a'e Hovlze, Post. j?z.rz'de Hoflze, McCord. Princeton, I2 goals, Stevens, 0 goals. PRINCETON vs. JOHNS HOPKINS' PRINCETON, MAY 17, 1890. ' JOHNS HOPKINS--Goal, Cone. Painf, Penniman. Cawr Poim, Waus. ls! Dtyfenfe, Briggs. 2d Defenre, Brown. 30-7 Dfyifnce, Stewart. Cenfre, Cameron. 3:2 Alffzck, Roszel. 2d Alifzrk, Friedenwald. Is! Aimfk, T. Symington. Om',vz'de Hoffzf, S. Symington. Lzxide ffome, Lanier. Princeton, 3 goals, johns Hopkins, 2 goals. PRINCETON vs. LEHIGH. BETHLE1-xml, MAY 24, 1890. LEHIGH-G'mz!, Blunt. Point, Grammer. Cavev' POZ'71f, Hawkins. 151 Dzjfenre, Denman. 21! Dlif-EIZCE, Mosman. jd Dwvzce, Mish. Cenlre, Semple. ga' Alffzfk, V anderhorst. 21Z 14lllZc'k, Banks. nz' Aflnck, Cope, 0zzz':1'a'e Hoyle, Burr. Dzsidf Hoflze, Gjirtsen. Lehigh, 3 goals, Princeton, I goal. 102 W guinnicirqy of intercollegiate Ghompionship Gaines 1 'J I I Lehigh. Princeton. Hopkins. Stev Lehigh, . . - I 1 I Princeton, . . 0 - I Hopkins, . . o o - Stevens, ....... O O 0 - Championship won hy Lehigh. N , 7 . ' . LSIIWGI' il-Chan Qhcinipionslnp Gicnnes. BROOKLYN vs. PRINCETON. ROSEX'ILLE, N. J, OCT. 26, 1889. Princeton, 2 goalsg Brooklyn, 5 goals. BROOKLYN vs. PRINCETON. Piuxcerox, Av1z1L 12, 1390. Princeton, 1 goalg Brooklyn, 2 goals. STATEN ISLAND vs. PRINCETON. S'rA'rEN ISLAND, APRIL 19, 1S9o. Princeton, 1 goal, Staten Island, O goals. DRUIDS vs. PRINCETON. BALTIMORE, MD., IVIAV 3, 1890. Princeton, O goalsg Druids, 4 goals. gloss Qhompionship Games, Wall, T889 October 7, 1889. '9o vs. ,92. . . . . . . 1 'fs 8,1889. 792 vs. 791 . . . 1 9, 1889. ,QO vs. 7QI . . . 'o Io, 1889. ,9OVS.,93 . . 4 II, 1889. ,QI vs. '93 . . . 1 12, 1889. 792 vs. 793 . . ...... . 1 Championship won by 792. 103 EkwaiiguwgiimIwigwiguUwiuIwii,..IIN,+.QiIII'f,IeQiMw2ii..IIN,IE Eracf QATECQCIOO. , ' C zcubwcb be GO1flfLlf1flfIf'HfGf0. J! H. F. OSBORNE, I77, H. THOMPSON, '77 C. C CUYLER, '79, DUNCAN EDWARDS, '85, . TRACY HARRIS, '86. PRINCETON COLLEGE ATI-ILETIC ASSOCIATION. JAMES ROBINSON, 77'az'ne:'.f+ QCLOLLKELJ Qoilfvwvu LUISOO Om Quai-Boofc S130-zllio. PROF. SLOANE, Ckaifwzzzvz. PROF. ROCKWOOD, Seclwnfjf. PROFS. YOUNG, SCOTT, OSBORNE AND FINE. OFFICERS '88-'S9. F. S. BTILLER, '90, . .......... . . Prexz'a'e7z!. T. VV. CHURCH, '91, Serretaly. P. VREDENBURG, . . 7?'c'1z:zuw' W. C. DOHM, . . . . Cnpmiu. OFFICERS '90-'9I. VV, H. BRADFORD, ,QI, ........... . . Pv'e.vz'zz'en!. C. NVENTWORTH, '92, Y?'ea,ww' J. BLACK, IQI, . . Cz1p!az'11. I? Resigued. 04 12 wi Ag F5151 XXx!XfXfx!X!x!Xf'x!kfSfXfk7xfX!k7Xfk!k! 'W wwf ,lf.NWNf'.YY4..Yf.,y..Yf YW YW. tiff 'QV YW FV YW XM YAY? Y 3 5- ,fkfk f' '45 yn fx ' A 7 X -4 fn, ff fx rf X fx 'Wg 1 X if V Ib A A A 34912 caqmefi OF THE ' PRINCETON COLLEGE ATI-ILETIC ASSOCIATION. Evenfs. loo Yards Dash . . 220 Yards Dash . . Half Mile Run . . Mile Run ..... Freshmen, 440 Yards Running High Jump . Running Broad Jump Putting the Shot , . Throwing the Hamme Foot Ball Race . '. Tug-of-War . AT THE FIELD, Nov. 1, 1889. Dash F.. IWn1zerx. P. Vredenburg, ,92 I-I. Carey, '93, VV. C, DOI1IIl,,9O . . . P. Vredenburg, 792. XV. Wfoodbridge, ,Q3 .... L. Crane, '9I. T. Tufne1','93 VV. IfVoodbridge, 793 L, Carey, '93 . . XV. Baker, 793. A, HCHCI4611,,Q3 . . B. Post, '93. B. Post, '93 . . W. Hill, ,9O. H. Janeway, ,QC J. Black, '9I. J. Black, ,QI . . H. Janeway, '9o. K. Ames, 790. H. Janeway, 190. 7Q3 won by default. 792 105 YTIIIF, Height ar Distance. . . IO sec. . . . 24 sec. 2 min. 9 sec. 5 min. 41 sec. . . 58 sec. . . 5 ft, 4 in. I8 ft. 65 in. . 34 ft. II in. . 7411 8 in. , Z C , . ,n Q . X' X . J Xi - if Yi fl - X X 1 W X 'Cx l i - jk X l X I 1 X l i I Xlf' fl f XX ii V iii il ' . X xlib n -iii - X , ..! 'f2r in 1. ', ' X fig his ZZ - In .. A st 425 X e' ,. Ay 'I I .f ff I K K vi ,A V4 X. - f l- I -f Qi ' W :ll 45 ' --.. ,,.E. ' X : 2 - , 1r?R,w,:Q, f in X l? 5 -ff '-'iff ' 9 L . I 7 Q ii llnisxx f- 1 . 2 V fi!! , ',2f. -- s V , ' Egan-' - fini T ri Q 3 iw fm' G' 1, - iii' X 2 mfg? ,- QFI3' INT Evenfs. Putting the Shot . . Spring Board Jump . . Running High Jump . . High Kick ....., H Feather Wleight VVrestliug . Light Weight Wrestling . Middle Vlfeight Wrestling Heavy 'Weight Wrestling infer, Siaorlin. E GYMNASIUM FEB. 22, ISQO. Wz'1me:'s. I. H. Ianeway. ,QO . ' 2. W. Hill, 90. I. B. Donnelly, ,QI . . i 2. j. Roddy, 791. 1, A. Cilley, ,QS . . J. Roddy, 791. 1. F. Lovell, 790 . . C. Tyndal, 792. Somerby, ' 92. 2. XV. Hedenburg, 791. 1. E. Nicodemus, 790. C Grant, 93. I. S. Homans, ,92. McKenney, ,Q2, jefferson, '92. Donnelly, 791. J' 'l2. ' 2. I. C. 2.. .C. 2 ALI. C. 2 .B. .K Dzlvmnce or Hezlght. ' 37 ft. 5g in. S ft. S in. .5ft. 55in. . .8ft. 4in. Exhibition of Balancing Trapeze by B. L. Morgan, 7Ql, and of Horizontal Bar, Club Swinging, Flying Rings, Contortion and Tumbling by Roland Moiiueux, N. Y. A. C. Robert sion, N. Y. A. C. ' F. M. Hartshorne, N. Y. A. C. C. E. Smith, M. A. C. W. Haas, M. A. C. 106 I fyf... -2?,' .7 Za NA I 19 ,aiifffk LALEUDNHXN AMES 'Mi I J- gf' ' -' A.. - U ' I . j j ' Z I- 'W m M ARSHY Fffm ffv ff, E V E N T . .i'fI f moms naw 1 Q. , 1.1.0 wwC1U7'5A ,diff MMD .al-Ls Th ASHA Ml! ' MMF M-LE WW M . -ff' mx E RW' - , mmf -.E RALG Til, . gg.: I, -emofxn 'SUFXFI -I 'Cf t yum. 'S-'mv -' fl,x.E Wlxul .- T., , Q nwnlo ty: YMLEJ ox .. If 'T 4 .a' Ili f'-P'-L-M . : ,- ' 'THR '4 Q rs Aj Im C5cL?eE.onicLn amen-9. TVVENTIEITH ANNUAL CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING I . OF THE I I PRINCETON COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AT THE FIELD. ' June 10, 1890. Evefzfs. IfIf?'7zne1':. 57525533-If Ioo Yards Dash . . . . , I I' Sargy' 353' Q ' ' ' ' ' IO Sec 2. . re en urg, 92 220 Yards Dash . . . . 295 'S ' ' ' MM Sec I! Carey, ,Q3 I. . . . 30 se A 1 I. . :ago X ards Hurdle Race . 2' K. Kirtland, ,93 IO7 Mile Walk ...... Evfzzlx. 440 Yards Dash . . One Mile Run . . Half Mile Run . . One Mile lfValk . . . Two Mile Bicycle Race Throwing the Hammer Pole Vault.. . . . Running Highujump . . Running Broad jump . . Putting the Shot . . '90 Wlon . . 'QI Won . . '92 Won . . . 7Q3 Won . . ...Y IVE-lZllEl'5. 1, W. Dohm, '90 . 2. I. Roddy, '91 I. W'.W'o0dbridge, 2. T. Turner, '93 1. W. Dohm, '90 . 2, J. Roddy, ,QI 4 I. F. Borcherling, '93 2. C. Ottley, 93 1. W. Stearns, '93 . 2. C. Shick, '92 1.1. Black, 'QI . . ls 2. I. Beveridge, 793 V xj I, Adams, '92 . L2, XV. Dohm, '90 1. A. Hencken, '93 ' 2.1. Dear, '93 f 1, E, Thorpe, '93 . ' 12. W. Dohm, ,QD I I. E. Thorpe, 793 . ' I 2. C. Jefferson, '92 S U M M A RY. Fifxrlir. SEL'0l262'k', . 2 2 . I 2 . 1 4 - 9 5 7 Hezflzt or Dzlviafzce. . . . 522 sec. 93 . . . 4111.492 sec. . . . 2:lT1. ISM sec. . . .8m.2OSCC, . . . . 7111.342 sec. . . QI Ieet. . . 8 feet. . ..5f't.5in. . . .2IflI.3lI1. . . . 39 ft. 5 in, Thimiv. Tami. O I4 I IO 6 I9 3 58 The Class of '93 Won the Peace Cup. Ewfzl. 100 Yards Dash . . PRINCETON RECORDS. 220 Yards Dash .... 440 Yards Dash .... Freshman 440 Yards Da Half Mile Run ,... Mile Run ...... 120 Yards Hurdle Race 220 Yards Hurdle Race Two Mile Bicycle Race Running High jump . . Running Broad lump . Pole Vault ...... Throwing the Hammer . Putting the Shot .... sh... Renard. IO sec . . 22M sec . . 51 sec . . 59 sec .... . I min, 59? sec . . 4 min. 45 sec. . I8 sec . . . . 30 sec. .... . 7 min. 172 sec . . . VWn1ze'rr. . . L. Carey, '93. . . S. King, '88. . . W. C. Dohm, 790. I. S. Roddy, ,92. C. W. Somerby, '92. . . . W. C. Dohm, '9o. 384 . . E. S. Leavitt, . . . O. Harriman, '83. . . . L. H. Carey, '93. . F. S. Thompson, '88 6 min. 54 sec . . 5 ft. IOM in . 2If'I.4lI1. . IOft.6i1'1. . 90 ft. rin . . . 3Qft.5il'1 . . . 108 . . L. Stearns '88. . . F. Spalding, '87. . W. C. Dohm '9o. . . H. Tolar, '86, . H. H. Janeway, 790. . H. H. Janeway, '9o. Eiwf Spring Handicap Meeting Ez'c1z!.v. Ioo Yards Dash . . I Mile Run. . Putting the Shot . . Half Mile Run . . . 220 Yards Dash. . Throwing the Hammer . Running Broad jump 440 Yards Run . Tug of XVar. . A1 'lHE OPENING OE THE ATHLETIC EIELD, 1 Time He1'fh t LW'7Z71C'7'J'- or Dlkzmie. . P. Vredenburg, N. Y. A. C. QI yarclj . . IO? sec. . T. Lee, N. Y. A. C. Q22 yardsj . W. D. Day, N. I. A. C. Qscratchj. . 4 m. 4425 sec. . T. B. Turner, P. U. A. C. Q1 IO yardsj. .F. L. Lambreclit, M. A. C. Q1 ft. 6 in.j . 4Ift. IZTI1. . R. 1. McDowell, P. P. S. A. A. Q6 ft.j . W. C. Dohm, N. Y. A. C. Qscratchj . . 2 m. 4? sec. . W. B. Woodbi'idge, M. A. C. Q32 yds.j . T. I. Lee, N. Y. A. C. Q4 yardsj .... 22-Q sec. . E. Leutilhon, N. Y. A. C. Qro yardsj . I. S. Roddy, M. A. C. . B. C. Hiriman, Col. Coll. Q12 ft.j . . . 96 ft. SZ in. . F. L. Larnbrecht, M. A. C. Q8 ft.j . H. F. Welsh, Col. Coll. QI ff.3i11., . . 21 ft. 4 in. . E. M. Goff, M. A. C. QI ft. 6 in.j . 1. F. Hosford, P. U. A. A. Q30 yardsj . . 532- sec. .' S. Roddy, M. A. C. QI! yardsl . Berkeley A. C . . . Princeton A. C. 1f':i2rN, TTTEMTACTITN I . 1 . rv ik .1,1!i':iT 'IMVQQ KI C ii. IDC .4 ,. ,T llTTl'i.. Q.. . . 4il1. TOTE Jxnnucllp Hielygl. Meefing OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIAT ION, A! Ike Berlefley Oval, Nefcf York, Majf 31, 1890. COLLEGES OF THE ASSOCIATION. AMHERST, , LAFAYIzTTn. COLUMBIA, LEHIGII, CORNELL, C. C. N. Y. HARVARD, PRINCETON, HOIXART, RUTGERS, Eveizfr. 1' I IOO yards Dash . . . 1 2 l. 3 I' I 220 yards Dash . . . 1 2 I. 3 1,1 440 yards Dash . . 1 2 I L3 1' I Half mile Run . . 1 2 lk 3 4' I Mlle Run . . . 1 2 '. 3 I' I I2O yards Hurdle . . . 1 2 K3 I' I 220 yards Hurdle . . 1 2 I. 4 I' I Mile Walk . . . 1 2 I. 3 Best Intercollegiate Record. STEIIENS, UNIV. or MICH. ST. ToHN's UNIV. OF VERMONT , 1 7 SXVARTHMORE, UNION, TRINITY, YVILLIAMS, UNIV. OF PA., YAl.E. pM'lZ72E7'5. ,ff'QQi3jfffjff C. H. Sherrill, Yale. . . . IO15 secs. L. H. Carey, Princeton F. YV. Robinson, Yale C. H. Sherrill, Yale. . . Tzzi- secs. L. H. Carey, Princeton F. XV. Robinson, Yale W. C. Downes, Harvard . . 50g secs. I. S. Roddy, Princeton T. Stead, Harvard VV. C. Dohm, Princeton . VV. C. Downes, Harvard YV. H. VV1'ight, Harvard C. O. VVells, Amherst . . 'W. Ellsworth, Yale A. M. White, Harvard H. L. Wfilliams, Yale' . . H. Mapes, Columbia S. R. Fearing, Jr., Harv rd a J. P. Lee, Harvard . . . H. L. YVilliams, Yale C. R. Fearing, Harvard YV. XY. Gregg, Amherst ..... . I rn. 57? secs. SCCS. . 4m. 35-Q . 416g secs. MSX secs. 7 rn. I2 secs. Tompkins Mcllvaine, Columbia F. A. Borcherling, Princeton IIO Two mile Bicycle Race . . Running High jump . Running Broad jump Pole Vaull . W, ,1 l ...4 ...1 l Throwing .the I6 lb. Hammer. f Putting the Shot . Tug of XV211' . Harvard Yale . . Princeton . Columbia . Amherst . . Lehigh . . . Swarthmore . Coll. City of N. H. H. GRANGER, I R. I-I. 2 H. B. Hallock, Amherst 3 P. XV. Davis, Harvard Davis, Harvarll . . I G. R. 21. Fearing, Harvard . P. Lee, I-larvarcl 3 F. Siegel, Coll. City of N. I W. C. Dohm, Princeton . 2 Victor Mapes, Columbia 3 H. L. 'Williams, Yale I H. YVelch, Columbia . . 2 E. D. Ryder, Yale . . . Y 6 ni. 65 secs 5 fr. SZ in 21 fr. 32 in 9iIO ft. 7 in ls 3 Crane, Ir.. Harvard I I B. C. Hinman, Columbia . 94 ft. 7 in 2 C. C. Jefferson, Princeton 1 3 C. H. Detweiler, Lehigh 4' I H. H. Janeway, Princeton 39 ft. Z in . I 2 H. Elcock, Yale lx 3 H. R. Allen, Harvard 4 I Columbia ...,. . 1 2 Yale . . . l 3 Swarthmore . . SUMMARY. Ist Prizes. zfza' Pfizer. 3d Pfizer. Poz'1zz'.r. . 4 2 8 32 32 42 3 292 3 4 I 24 - 22 32 192 . 2 I I2 . . . I 2 . . . I 2 York I 2 Harvard won the Mott Haven Cup. PRINCETON ATHLETIC TEAM. 790 W. C. DOHM. H, H. IANENVAY. 'QI J. S. RODDY. 792 PETER V REDENBURG, C. JEFFERSON. ,93 L. H. CAREY, F. A. BORCHERLING. TUG OF NVAR TEAM. Allfhor. R. K. WURTZ, NP. 2. Na. 3. j. D. BLACK, Na. I. L. M. CoNwEI.L, Best Intercollegiate Record. III ff , 7 R 'rg -f. in J Zia. ' ,rp : wg rr. W, 5 ffhL,- va 9 EW 4 x Y - -lyjyflixllllg' ll- l' HIM .um i . F U'4Ulsll11MlHiu,,,,.. W, e-A f ' S, -Q rl :iqw 525297 elnfereowegiafe Qgeeorclr-3. Ewlzi. 100 Yards Dash . . 220 Yards Dash . . 440 Yards Dash . . Half Mile Run . . One Mile Run .... I 20 Yards Hurdle Race 220 Yards Hurdle Race Two Mile Bicycle Race One Mile Xvalk . . . Running Broad Jump . Running High Iulnp . Putting the Shot . . Pole Vaulting . . . . Throwing the Hamlner I?ec0m'. ..IOS6C.... .. 1 . . 2215 secs. . . . . . 50 secs. . . . . . . . Imin. 57? secs. . . . . glmin. 29? secs. . . . . 16? secs ..... . ..25ZSECS. ... . .61nin. gsecs. . . . . . 7 min. 645 secs. . . ..22ft.6in. ... ..5ft.11yin. ... . .4Oft.QZl1l. . ..1oft.7in. .. ..9sff.ein,. .. 112 VW111ze1'. C. H. Sherrill . C. H. Sherrill . W1 C. Dohm . W. C. Dohm . C. O. Wells . H. Williams . H. VVillia1ns . R. H. Davis . T. Mcllvaine . T. G. Shearman W, B. Page . A. B. Coxe . . E. Ryder. . . H. XYelch . . A. B. Coxe . . Colfege. Yale . . Yale . . Princeton Princeton Amherst Yale . . Yale . . Harvard Columbia Yale . . U. of Pa Yale, . . Yale . . Columbia Yale . . l?an 1890 1890 1889 1890 1889 1890 1890 I88Q 1889 1889 1886 1887 1890 1887 52Jeol'CC5ol9l9e9ic1l'e eoorelf. A Collegiate Record is one made by a Collegian in any approved Amateur Games. Event. xoo Yards Dash . ISO Yards Dash . 220 Yards Dash . 440 Yards Dash . Half Nlile Run . One Mile Run . Two Mile Run . Three Mile Run 120 Yards Hurdle Race, zzo Yards Hurdle Race, One Mile Walk . Two Mile lValk Three Mile 'Walk . . . Seven Mile XValk Two Mile Bicycle Race 5 min. 36 1-5 sl . Running High jump . rift. 4 in .... Running Broad Jump . 22 ft. 6 in. . . Pole Vault . . . Throw'g 16-lb. Hammer, ICI ft. 1M in. Putting 16-lb. Shot . . 40 ft. gk in. . . Record. Iflfvzlzer. College. llflzere Blade. l'o1Lv'. . . 10 sec. , . E. lVendell .... Harvard . Cambridge, Mass. . . . 1881 C . VV. Baker .... . Boston ..... 1886 ' . C. Sherrill .... Yale . . . New York City . 1890 . . L. Carey. . . . Princeton Princeton . 1890 . . . I4 4-5 sec. . . C. Sherrill . . . Yale . . . New Haven . 1890 . . . 22 sec. . . XV. Baker . . . . Harvard . Boston . . . 1886 . . , 47X sec .... W. Baker . . . Harvard . Boston . . 1886 47 2-5 sec. . . NV. Downes . . , Harvard . Boston . . . , ISQO . . 1 min. 55X sec. XV. C. Dohm . . . Princeton Travers Island . 1889 . .4 min. 29 4-5 sec . C. O. NVells . . . Amherst New York . . 1889 . . . IO min. 21 sec. XV. Lane . . Yale . . New Haven . 1888 . . . 15 min. 41 4'5 sec. W. Lane ..... Yale . . New Haven . . 1888 16 1-5 sec ,,,. H. XVillian1s . . . Yale . . . New York City . 1890 25M sec. .... I. P. Lee . . . Harvard . New York City , 1890 . . . 61nin. 595 sec. . H. Bemis . . . . Harvard . Cambridge . . . 1887 . . . I5 n1in. IOMSBC.. H. Bemis . . . Harvard , Cambridge . 1886 24 min. I4 3-5 sec. H. Bemis . . . Harvard . Cambridge . . 1885 . . . 58 min, 52 sec. . H. Bemis . . . Harvard . Cambridge . 1886 M. V. 'Webber . . of England Springfield . . 1885 6min. 455 sec. . . R. Davis . . . Harvard . New York . . 1889 . VV. B, Page .... U. of Pa. Philadelphia . 1887 . T. G. Shearman, Jr. Yale . . . New York . 1889 . . . IO ft. 7M in. . . L. Godshall .... Lafayette Easton, Pa. . 1886 . A. B. Cox . . . Yale . New Haven , 1887 A, B. Cox . . . Yale . New York . . 1889 . fl. 'l -Q Ltf f k - 1 ,ws . 8- tfwiif' --M. sl 1' 3'8 5 542' 'ivmffllislgzi : 5- X- 1 . f vjfri' ' IIS RECORD OF eilnferoolplpegiafe Qrizeo. SINCE THE ORGANIZATXON OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FROM JULY, 1876. Colleges. 151 Prizes. 2d Prizes. 3d Prizes. Yblrzlf Harvard ...... . 55 57 IO 122 Columbia . . . 49,5 47M 5 . IO2 Yale .... . 365 282 S 7 3 Princeton . . SI 28 1 60 Univ. of Penn . . . 27 I6 1 44 Dartmouth . . . . 4 5 ob 9 Lafayette. ........ 4 4 o 8 College of City ofNew York 2 8 2 I2 Vvilliams ......... 2 1 o 3 Wesleyan . . . 2 I o 3 Stevens . . . 2 o o 2 Brown. . . o 3 o 3 Amherst ....... . 3 3 o 6 Univ. of Michigan , . . I o do I Bowdoin ....... . o I o 1 Hobart. . . . o I o I Lehigh . . . . o I o I I Swarthmore ..., . o o I I Beginning with 1889. 114 QGOP OF THE eflrmlfercolpiyeggicllfe Scxrrzea. l CONTESTS. 1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. I 100 Yards Dash, . . IIS xogs IOMS 10525 zogs H IOXS H 1oXs 220 Yards Dash, . . . 23MS 23MS 24gS 2425 H 23g5 H 23Ms 440 Yards Dash, . . . . 565 545 C S4125 C 54325 gggs H 5325 53M7S H Half Mile Run, . . . 2m 1655 P 2m 20565 C 2m SMS C 2m 128 2m ggs 2m 72,5 H 2m zgs H gge M1RlIelR1E1, . . . . 4112 5855 Ig 5m 335 C 5m 4K5 5m 2425 C, 4m 3725 4m 40h5 4m 4015 H ree ie un.. . 1mz15 One Mile Walk, ' . . 8m 7K5 7m 305 C 7m 38245 C 7m 495 C 7m 5425 7m 35WS 7m 4185 H Two Mile Walk, . . 16m 335 C 16m 4925 C Three Mile Walk, . . . 28m 21125 Hurdle Race, . ..., 18Qs ISHS QIQS C IQAS IQZS 120 Yards Hurdle, . . , . ISMS 17?5 Running High Jump, . . . . 51' 4in 41'11in 51' 6Zin C 51' 8Xin C 51':.'Zin H 51' 2Xi11 H 516111 H Running Broad jump, . . . 181' 3Zin P 191' 7in 191'2y2in C 201 C 2o1'2in Qbfggifl 2lf' gin Putting the Shot, .... . . 3o1'11Zin P 331 321 11Min 331 82111 351' xxgin 34 7in 3613111 Throwging Hammer, . . . 751'i1oin 761' gir? 8721 in 84? 3i11 76192111 l 871' Pole anlting, ..., 7 gin 9 9 3in 9 4in 8 Min 9 6111 Standin Hi h um , . . . V 413341n 41' 6Min 5f1Min H 4f6Xin H Standing Brgadijurgp, . . . 1 gf 11Qin 101' 391111 101' 1 in H Throwing Base Ball, . , . 36816in P 2 Mile Bicycle Race, . 7m 575 6m 515 6m S225 H Tug 01' War, ..... Columbia. Princeton, Columlrin. CONTESTS. 1883. 1884. i 1885. 1886. 1887. 1888. 1889. 1890. 100 Yards Dash, . . IOQS IOQS 10,95 ioxs I-I 1025 Y IOQS IOZES Y wks 220 Yards Dash, . . 23MgS 225535 H 4 23555 H 2215 H 235 22?S 22135 Y 2225 440 Yards Dash, . . 51-.15 H 5zf,5 H 5425 H 5125 I-I 5326 S2455 H 505 5025 H Half Mile Run, . . 2m 25 H 2m 1525 H 2m 7,15 2ll1 415 2m 75 Y 2m 10255 H 2m 255 llTl 5725 One Mile Run. ..-. 4111 382s H 4m 4555 4111 4625 4m 3825 4m 3555 4111 3715 4m 2925 4m 3585 One Mile Wallch . . 7l'l'l 2625 7m 33245 7m 2725 7m 11f,5 H 7m 165 7m 295 H 7111 6435 7m 125 120 Yards Hurdle, . . 185 47M5 I IQES 175 I7ES Y 175 16g5 1615 220 Yards Hurdle . . 2615 2628 251 5 H Running High jlimp, 51'8Zin H 5f9Min H 51 102,111 51' nxin 51' 7M5in Y 51' ziyzin 51' 611111 ,518y6n H Running Broad Jump, 201' 6in H 211' ggyin 191' 6in H 201' 111n 211 75111 Y 201 8i1'1 2216in Y 1 211' 3M5i11 Putting the Shot, . . 35f8in H 361' 334111 381'1in'8 381' gkm 401'9lx,in Y 371' H 361 xym 1 3911 Zin Throwing Hammer, . 881' 11in H 83 2in 881' Zin 951' Ixin 9816in Y 881' 6in 891' lzin 9417111 Pole Vaulting, .... 101 9f6in 91' 7Xin mfxin 101 91 Gllzin IO 5in 101' 7in 2 Mile Bicycle Race, . 6m 53g5 6m S925 7m 29gS 6m 395 611-1 53QS 7n1 38 H 6m 435 Y 6m 6Q5 H Tug of War, . . , . . Lafayette. Harvard. Harvard. Harvard. Columbia. Harvard. Columbia. Columbia N. B.-Events followed by the name of a college are those taken by the college winning the championship in that year- C., Columbiag H., Harvardg P., Princeton, Y., Yale. 3? Shot underweight. 115 IIE 1 . ' . 'I' ' I M em., ef Milf' If fi ' j 1 A '1 f if W VM -I . If Il I 3 f IH , L1 ' 5-Wgf' W I ff '5 , I' f' I' If ff if , , A 'qi 7 11A V 'A X ' f ' ' HQMIII . Q X IX ETX. Jf ' K U f ' X 1 57 v IPM .5--Ciffs. ' .I f N -f-f -X., 'I ff' . If.:-f' v ?1' 9 ,' .xiii ,h E-N E' X'4-,If, 5 4 A '! g f . .II ' Eixk, 1 E fI I MMIII I 1 .4. ' f, K w Ni f,l:TlP1 .. f A ' fE'A--.-A- :Qi-A3i1f.TD .f ' - : fi A ' ' E: :2': EMVLKTT- Y-Tv rincefoq Qc-znrmid QPxe3AocicL1'ioQ. OFFICERS, ISQO-,QL ARTHUR B. GLA DWIN, .......... . . R'ESid87lf LEVVIS V. MUDGE, . . . . . . Dfeasmner. EDWARD D. DUFFIELD, . . ....,......... 9' ecrelazjf. GEORGE S. PATTON, . . . Town 1We'mbe1' Board of Di1'f'c1f01's. W. H. CONDICT, . . . .College 116 cr xc Qriqcefon ADABIS, ALEXANDER, ARCHER, BAKER, BATHGATE, BELDEN, BETTS, G. BETTS, H. BECTS, BAILEY, F. BLACK, BRENNAN, BRUSH, BRINKERHOFF, BUCKELEW, BURNETT, BOGUE, CASSLEBERRY, CASE, CHOCHRAN, CHRISTY, CARTER, CONOVER, COLLINS, V. L. COOPER, DAVIS, DOTY, A. DOTY, W. - DICKENSON, DUFFIELD, DUNLOP, EDNVARDS, O. EDWARDS, G. ERDMAN, ELBiER, FORMAN, FLOYD, FORSYTH, S. H. FULLER, C. D. MEMBERS OF THB IQQCDQ Qennio QHOSOOIOTIO FIELD, FRASER, H. GREEN, J. GOULD, GLADXX'IN, ' GOLDSBURY, GOLDSBOROUGH, GRIEG, GRIESIJARI, GIBSON. HODC-E, V. HEISSEY, HEWETT, IHARPER, HARTZ, HERRICK, JENKINS, JOHNSON, W. JOHNSON, E. JACK, R. JEFFREY, KELLOOG, A. KENLEY, ICEARNEY, LLOYD, LORD, LOWRIE, LUDINGTON, M-ORRIS, D. MILTSER, G. MILLER, J. MAGIE, T. MUDGE, C. MUDGE, L. MUDGE, W. MIXER, MOORE, F. MITCHELL, G. 117 MITCHELL, J. NI.-XNDEVILLE, IVICDOXVELL, MCCORD, DITCALPINE, B. NOBLE, NEFILEY, OUDIN, PIEARSON, PEMBERTON, PATTERSON, C. POST, RIGGS, T. ROGERS, J. ROGERS, H. ROBINSON, J. ROBINSON, T. REID, W. J. REED, T. RANIQIN, J. L. SHICK, C. SHELLERBARGER, SICARD, SEELEY, SMALL, SARINE, P. SABINE, W. SMITH, E. STREET, THAW, THOMAS, THOMPSON, VVILLIAMS, VVILSON, F. XVILSON, W. W ESTERVELT, VVYLIE, VERNON, C. Q. Goffege Qournotmenf, Spring 134963 FIRST ROUND. GLADWIN, '9r, defeated HEXVITT, P.G .... . . 6-45 VERNON, '91, defeated CONDICT, '93 . . . . 6-35 6 PIERRICK, '91, defeated POST, '93 . . . ,... 6-35 6 RANRIN, '92, defeated ROBINSON, '91 . . . 2-6, 6-25 9 CASE, '93, defeated LORD, '93 . ...... . . . 6-4 5' 6 BETTS, '93, defeated A. ICELLOGG, '93 . . . ,... 6-35 MERCHANT, 790, defeated PEMBERTON, P.G. . , . 5-65 6-55 7 STRONG, P.G., defeated J. GREEN, 193 . . . .... 6-25 6 - ' SECOND ROUND. GLADXVIN defeated CASE ......... . . 6-45 6 VERNON defeated MERCHANT . . . , 6-35 6 HERRICIQ defeated RANKIN . , . . 6-45 6 STRONG defeated BETTS ....,..., . . 6-45 6 THIRD ROUND. . GLADWIN defeated HERRICK ....... . . 3-65 6-25 S VERNON defeated STRONG ..... . . . FINAL ROUND. VERNON defeated GLADWIN ........ . . 6-35 6-25 6 Vernon wins. f FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF COLLEGE. JOHNSON, '92, defeated VERNON ........... 6-O5 6-1 5 6 JOHNSON wins Cham pionship. SECOND PLACE. 5 FIRST ROUND. GLADXVIN defeated MERCHANT ...... .... 6 -3 5 6 STRONG defeated CONDICT .....,.. . . 6-5 5 5-65 6 SECOND ROUND. STRONG defeated GLADWIN ........ . . 6-35 STRONG, Second. 118 C5OI.9f.3e9e Qourmamenf, EQIP? 155953. PRELIMINARY ROUND. JOHNSON vs. SMALL ...,....... BETTS, '92, vs. JONES . . NEELY, YQ4, vs. WILSON .... C. MUDGE, '92, vs. SARINE, ,Qi I . HERRICIC ws FLOYD .... . COOPER ws. NICRSON . . VERNON Us BATHGATE. . . DUFFIELD ws. SABINE, 7Q3 . . . CHRISTIE w. MCDOIVELL, ,94 ....... FIRST ROUND. JOHNSON vs. BETTS, 792 .......... C. MUDGE zfs. NEELY . HERRICK vs. COOPER . VERNON vs. DUPEIELD . . BETTS, 793, 215. CHRISTY . GREEN, Y93, vs. DUEF . ROBINSON ws. MARROW . CONDICT ws. YOUNG ........... SECOND ROUND. JOHNSON vs. MUDGE ........... VERNON vs. HERRICK . ROBINSON 215. CONDICT . BETTS vs. GREEN ............ THIRD ROUND. JOHNSON ws. VERNON ......... . BETTS vs. ROBINSON ........... FINAL ROUND. JOHNSON vs.BETTs . ..... . . . . JOHNSON wins. 119 7-S ' .6-Og 6-I . 6-2g 6-2 6-Os 4-6s 9-7 2 6- I 4-6 6-4 -O 6-2 I . 6-Og 6-3 . 6-2 3 6-2 by default .6-Ig 6-I . 6-I ' 6-I O-65 6-3 -6-5: 6-5 . 6-2 5 6-3 . 6-I g 6-4 6-gg 6-3. 3-69 6-4 . 6-O5 6-O by default by de fault g 3-6 5 6-2 . 6-O5 6-4 3 6-3' 8-6 7 s 4-69 6-4 I-65 6-3 -6-55 6-3 6-2 5 6-2 1875. 1876 1877 1878. 1879. 1880. 1876. 1877. 1878. I87Q. I88O. F' Qarriifq QOIQTOIQQ. QSTNCE FORIWATION OF LEAGUESJ FOOT-BALL CAPTAINS SINCE 1886 1887 1888 1886. 1887. 1888 . E. O. WAGENHURST. 1889. C. DENNEY. 1881. F. BRYAN. A. J. MCCOSH. 1882. E. C. PEACE. W. E. DODGE. 1883. A. MOEFA1. B. BALLARD. 1884. C. W. BIRD. B. BALLARD. 1885. C. M. DE CAMP. FALONEY. BASE-BALL CAPTAINS SINCE J. M. XVOODS. 1881. A. MOCUNE. D. .LAUGH1.1N. 1882. O. RAFFERTY. E. FURMAN. 1883. J. S. HARLAN. C. B. W1G'1'ON. 1884. J. M. HARLAN. W. S. HORTON. 1885. D. EDWARDS. 1875. . H. S. SAVAGE. . E. O. WAGENHURST . H. W. COWAN. 1889. 1890. E. A. POE. E. A POE. A 1876. J. P. SHAW. A. H. LARK1N. W. H. KING. I89O. C. C. DANA. LACROSSE CAPTAINS SINCE 1882. .-L. RIGGS and G. W. GILMORE. -J. H. HODGE and G. W. GILMORE. C. R. SPENCE and S. J. POE. H. HODGE and BLAKEMORE. L. RIGGS and J. E. N1c11OLsON. C. CHURCH and S. C. HODGE. 1882-,SS 1883-'84 1884-,SS - 188 5-'86 - ISS6-YS7.-C. 1887-'88.-R. 1888-'89 -W. R. BONSAL. 1889-'90 -M. GRAHAM. 1890-'9I.-E. A. POE. ff Zfff ff f 11, xlpfx, f Q ,Ir f ff . , - .. ff K 4 7110.7 .Es .. ,7 1 , 1. ' 3 5. -. . 1. A , -, if 1 if X ,Z ' -K2 1x,g ,f f dnl- X 1 - K4 I N A -. , x G, I ' 1 1' - . 2 J ' X ' P, X 2- ,L 0 N . '5.:-..:-Ja' '.1. ' v 1.12.1 11514, , --Spf' aw ,,, , . , ff ,fd ? 7 fi Aj. f 'W - . 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Sccwm' Tefzarx .- SMITH, VOORHEES, IRVIN, NYCE. 157411 Bassas .- CONANT, PAYNE, LIVINGVVOOD, BURGISE. Scmfzdlivzssas .- HORNE, MOORE, THORPE, GIBNEY. CONCERTS. PRINCETON, N. J. . . . LAWRENCEVILLE, N. J. . NEXVARK, N. J. . . . BALTIMORE, MD. . . WASHINGTON, D. C. . RICHMOND,VA. . . WILMINGTON, N. C. . CHARLESTON, S. C. . AUGUSTA, GA. . SAVANNAH, GA. . ELIZABETH, N. J. . SING SING, N. Y. . . ORANGE, N. I .... PHILADELPHIA, PA. . NEW YORK, N. Y. . . POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. . MORRISTOXVN, N. I. 122 December 5, 1889 December 6, December 13, December 26, December 27, December 28, December 3o, December 31, january I, january 2, january 17, january 24, january 27, january 29, january 31, February 3, February 14, I. Ll .. .. ut Al 1890 it G I H H l IK if 'Z za, ' ' 'i. WU.: 1 60 j Q 1 ,MWA 1 'r C ,' ' 1 M 6 3,1612 lu bender, ePXQQiQtC1.l'Zt 1966-AGP, F. H. PZXYNE. D. S. LHNSDEN Grganiaf, PROP. E. O. W. MILDNER. 123 QIQIOLIOG? GIQIOII. 7 91. BARNES, GREEN, MOORE, CASSELBERRY, KENNEDY, NYCE, DAVISON, LLOYD, PAGE, DUGAN, MINASSIAN, ROEI '92, BENNETT, COLLINS, H AVENS, BIXLER, EASTON, HODGE, CARTER, EARNSHAW, ' KING, TORRY, VAN NESS. '93- BROWN, GREEN, G. MILLER, BUCHANAN, GREENE, J. MILLER, CILLEY, HALL, NKDISLE, EDWARDS, MCALPIN, POST, TITSWORTI-I, WILKINSON, '94- BLAKE, CONKLING, GOLDTHWAITE, BLISS, DAY, FIAVENS, BROADNAX, ESSICK, HOLMES, BURNET, FENTRISS, JONES, CHERRY, FOWE, IQEIGWIN, CLARK, FRAME, LAKEY, NORTH, PORTSER, 124 I RODDY, STEVENS. VALLIANT, NSON. MCDOXVELL, MINOT, C STEVENS, RANDOLPH, RIGGS, RITCHIE, SCHULTZ, YOUNG. NICCAMPBELL MCCUNE, MCDOWVELL, MCILWAIN, MCLEOD, NEELEY, SICARD. -4 Jin.. ,., YV X Leader . . . Pzkcolo Bafyb . . Balybrzhes . 1127191 Banya . . Ser01m'Brz1y?2 . G'uz7m'5 . PRINCETON, N. I. . LAWRENCEVILLE, N. 1. NEWARK, N. J. . . BALTIMORE, MD. . WASHINGTON, D. C RICHMOND, Vzk. . WILBIINGTON, N. C CHARLESTON, S. C AUGUSTA, GA. . . SAVANNAH, GA. . ELIZABETH, N. 1. . SING SING, N. Y. . ORANGE, N. 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MEVERS, ,91. ., Y ,WI , .. ff gl? l Y' ' -,.- J- ' x,Uf,'1,4Pf -1,1 .f Qu:-:sfion V for :ae - Debafe, fz!i01zzzZz'zaZi01z bf Zami and ifzdzzsiagx ' would best mndzzrehzfa the moral and physical weyare of Me flegaifive : MR. YEAKLE, '9o. 1 192. f--'z I ff' MR. HENDERSON, ,93. MR. PHINIZY, If-'uf X-v - L 4 45 ,fg f I 15? rg 1 f M rw N1 f' 4,43 T IQ, 1 --- fix ' ', '51,L:fvf,1' .gif 1 . lvl'-' wif- x 1 ff':ff.?2f:.f'M f .f 125 411 1 '1 .1 , I i I 'K -zii?7' glEii5'g!Z's55z?f2?' W fi, 15,296- wff- , . QVWZIE ffffaza. ffgilfifzgvw MN' 117123, D, ,ww 'igf:2e::feqf5ia:ifg.:e.P'f?zr2f'2:'r f1.f :.wg:',Zvkfv 4 Alle-'f41a+kvF'f1ff M' ,f wiv.--' ff X2 '! , .ergcwyawwwf uf ff Ae? ,ff f f f,. f Qiffflffli I ff? iff V X ef .fafmgf f if ,ff ,uf f .,,'y'e,e1asf,ff',f gf 41' f f' ,,4ffMQ,Mf4v-! 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'I-V X' I av F175 A , j , ' jg7MfIQw f A,,, ' W I ' 'D' ff-LT? Wm,-,f,,,,,,,I,g,f:-In I..fwig,wmifQfI!l1,1,:,y,,yQf, CQ K 7? - A wp-Aww? MIf.I1fff.fI:m+fII,.I .m.,...1z..+ A . ,fc G MSF .v'PMLfnff1mft'lf7' iI.W. 515'6VMQLkfftlwll?fi,23.f fgif 215523 -1 ARTHUR B. OLADWIN, ,QI . . JESSE L. XVILLIAMS, '92 ......... EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE L. B. ADAMS, '91, A. G. MOSES, '9I, . . . . . . . .P1'esz'de1zf. . Sewfeirzigz and Dfeasulfeff. A. W. SPRUANCE, ,9I. , MEMBERS. P0512 G1'zza'zmL'eS. RICHMOND D. AULICK, A. H. PHILLIPPS, JOHN VV. PHILLIPPS. '9I. J. BARNES, J. GOULD, A. W. SPRUANCE, P. R. BONNER, W. L. HEDENBERO, G. N. TROTIER, R. FURNESS, A. G. MOSES, W. S. WIIITEHEAD. R. BRINKLEY SNOWDEN. A. B. GLADWIN, K 92. A. C. GRAY, 1 , A. D. BALL, J. L. YVILLIANIS, J. M. MAGIE, E. M. EVANS, I F. J. MOSES, P. F. COOK, F. H. HALLIDAY, H. L. JENKINSON. . bs- A W. I. BARKLEY, J. RANDOLPH MCALPIN, B. B. LICALPIN, E. R. PALMER, JR. C. PARDEE, JR., I. I. BROKAW, - W. CLAY, 7 H 94- J. L. BISSELL, 139 I. B. PALMER. P. JENKINS. Q 1 N 1 Esgwfr.-' ' 1. - 6 e 'l9cLwrer1cex9i??e CEDWOO. A-O OFFICERS. HUGH MCNINCH, Pre.vz'z17e11l. XV. R. DEEMER, Ifife-Pz'e5i.fen! LE R. GRESHAM, Trmz.r1n'er. B. VAX D. POST, Sufzwmfjl. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. P. C. JONES, VV. XV. PERIAM, C. B NEVVTON, T. F. HUMPI-IRIQY. '91, W. R. DEEMER, D. S. D. IESSUP, R. L. UIONER, H. W. GREEN, P. C. JONES, H. McN1Nc1-f. 792. F. BROKANV, LE R. GRESHABI, W. W. PERIAM, A. W. BUTLER, C. A. MCKENN1-iv, VAN D. Wuxi-IT, E. D. DUEEIELD F. -I. MOSES, j. IRYIN. '93- A. P. ANDREW, P. A. FALRENBURG, C. T. RIOGS, H. B. BAKER, j. C. GREEN, XV. C. STEARNS, VV. J. BARKLEY, E. G -TACRSOR, R. H. XVARREN, R. V. BUCKLEY, C. B. NEWTON, A. C. XVILEY, A. 1. BUxs'r, A. D. PARKER, R. K. XVURTS. VV. H. CONDICT, B. VAN D. POST, 194- 'I'. F. BMLEY, F. H. SMITH, C. F. BIORRISON, -I. H. KENYON, XV., A. SEXTON, H. D. MCMILLAN, E. D. HALSEY, N C. R. VVATSON LT. D. H1Tc1-IMAN, W. LOXVRIE, T. F. PIUMPHREY, P. P. Buss, R. O. SKVAN, C. E. FRENCH, G. M. BRINKERHOVF, jR, T. O. VOORHEES, C. G. ROEELING, JR., R. W. LEXYIS. D. D. WILLARD, C. GOLDTHXVAITE, W. N. BULLITT, F. DUSENBERRY, I4I 1 WN WW X wwf f ' f XQXN A4 711' X f X ff 1 X' AQX ,, ? '!li'Lf 7 Q., gYpii E W fm ff f ff WV-H N M 'flgfxff 'I'-6, 11 ,I S ' W 5, 1 ff ff :Q-j ff 255 K8 , , n 15- 'EEE '- ' -E V' , W6 X Q, Lg?4?-'F1u1'i '!ll,ril'vq 'QQVKi? VwW'?il'Y31 t 16 ,4 'fy-4: -I-rj. ,Q -------sf' .-.rf::::'-2':H-'-2ff ' :1--w--- --- A - ---u-1l2l-- 7 X 1 X .f ' F'-J flghki Z. ff M 521. -js g ,gig ffj. 'X f . X, I, , f xi' I 1 I 'i ll X5 Q W N if 52,15 gk A . X ,f eaxfxl Lilfci, w ,X N I- AI' -lux , 2 X I ffievf Yff l' 4 f ' , fzxd :IL 1 Xix gg f ,ff gay wg! .- fl ' i ll f?7 ig? .f 1' 1 x ' W1 1 W' '1. f O! + f I 13310 -,S . Q2 1 'f wr moz f 91 m m-I '12 Q 7' fi X N5 -Y '+R sw l f f QW KQQWQ . . 711:-ii?-Ifgw if fi f ' X 'xxx -'Ziii -iii E ' ' 3: 221 125 Qfffws: 'liar L- G- J 'lv , ' l , 'jf ly IX NVQ? ISL' ViC6-H'E57'd67lf. ' I ll G. B. AGNEW, '91, if lf . . ,MN -PQ Z M A x l, kkkkw ed V156-Preszdefzf. 3? ! -7 ' f F. BROKAVV, '92, Lg:1-- ' ' 3. 67 3 7 'T' 7'1'ezzszz1'e1 . ? G. W. BETTS, ,92. Seweimgf. I-C. Y. THORPE, '93, T42 559. View JOM: GWO5. L. B. ADAMS, C. R. AGNEVV, C. R. AO-NEW, J. BARNES, P. R. BONNER, J. H. ADALIS, MEMBERS. '9I. W. L. DAVIDSON, XV. P. HERRICIQ, H. P. ROBINSON, J. H. ROBINSON, F. B. SMITH, J. XV. STERRY, .H. YVARDXVELL. W. V. JOHNSON, H. DURAND, E. HEWITT, E. C. GIBNEY, E. A. S. LEWIS, J. G. GOULD, T. P.-XDDOCK, W. L. HEDENBERG, B. L. PRIETH, J W. S. YVHITEHEAD, A. B. YEOMANS. ,92. R. P. D. BENNETT, H. C. BUTLER, J. W. R. BESSON, H. S. CARTER, W. M. AIKIVIAN, A. D. BALL, R. D. BALLENTINE, C. BAYLES, T. BELL, I. BENET, H. D. BETTS, J. D. BLACK, F. A. BOROHERLING, T. T. BROKAW, K. BROWN, W. H. BROWN, J. B. CARTER, G. W. CASE, F. W. ALLEN, Y. ALLEN, E. H. BALDWIN, J. R. BLAKE, R. W. BOGART, J. E. BATHGATE, J. B. BURNET, R. H. BONNER, B. F. CARTER, D. P. B. CONKLING, A. T. DAVIS, L. H. BESSON, G. W. BETTS, A. G. DOTY, E. M. EVANS, F. BROKAW, M. FARRAND, W. S. BROWN, H. A. HARVEY. A. W. BUTLER, T. S. IRVIN, ,93- T. C. CHAPIN, G. N. HOUSTON, A. H. CILLEY, P. HUMPHREY, W. H. CONDICT, K. C. KIRTLAND, H. S. DAVIS, C. S. MATHER. J. A. DEAR, JR., B. B. MCALPIN, D. C. DURLAND, J. R. MCALPIN, H. S. FORMAN, J. S. PAUL, A. C. HENCKEN, H. O. POOL, A. C. WYLE, H. YOUNG. '94- G. H. DOWKOUT, J. T. LOW, J. P. DUFF, C. S. MACKENSIE, E. P. ESSIOK, J. A. MANDEVILLE, C. C. HOGE, A. H. MAURICE, T. F. HUMPHREY, H. W. INSLEET, T. A. JENKINS, J. W. L. JONES, T. L. KELLOOG, J. F. KOHLER, A. B. LE MASSENA, I J. W. MCCAMPBELL, A. T. MCCULLAGH, H. C. McLEOD, W. F. MEREDITH, P. S. SABINE, J. H. SCRIMGEOUR, W. A. SEXTON, 43 S. J. MINOT, C. A. MCVVILLIAMS W. E. PEARSON, VV. YV. PERIAMI, W. K. PRENTICE, J. L. RANKIN. J. D. REMSEN, S. H. ROLLINSON, W. T. SABINE, W. C. STEARNS, E. Y. THORP, F. S. TITSYVORTH, YV. H. TOWER, R. H. YVARREN. H. F. SILL, F. H. SMITH, R. A. STREIT, G. R. SWAIN, R. O. SWAN, H. S. THOMPSON, F. J. TOOKER, D. S. VVALTON, A. M. WOODRUFF, E. H. WRIGHT, S. R. YARROW. Q I 1 1 Hfq , A M -A ' 1 1 2 Main 8 L I ,fm - ' K' ' !n'f'1A1l1l Q ' X fl ,I J lf ' 5 035 W W4 . ' - fi , . 1. ,. S259 ' si D' il' 'A' R ww gy L H':-if f U if w mu w A. D. WILSON, 'QI, . W. W. CASSELBERRY, ,QI J. M. HUSTON, ,Q2, . H. G. GRANGER, 'Q3, . Q3 f I , . J f y I X rf: .. L '7 5' X f I G A .-f S 1 1 ' K V 'EXW KF' . 39 , L' 2 Q W STV- aw' 1 Vw X, ,Q-w T 'I 1' 21110553 ' '44, 5 5 QX 1 ffQ'.55l ' .-ji-,:ujMfQE5fi.25.l5fi5 an .. . Q 9 fi ' XI- '5Q'iffw.'I :3'. 5 3E5i5 m 5 E'?f' f' 3 f :, 2 gag 1: .' f J'Vi.2i V Q' 'I f iff 1 lr Q : ' E , I 2 Y Wx W 9 V' H -.-- X ,wi f . ' M K X I Z. '..- , . .Ai I g C il . OFFICERS. , - 4 Presidefzf. . l7zke-Preszkkffzf Dfeaszeffer. S 2c1'e'Zzz1fy . Q?1ifOEle?IOI3iOL Givfpufv of QDLIQOCTO MEMBERS. 'Q I. XV. YV. CASSELBER RY, G. DUGAN, R. FURNESS, J. C. LEACH, I. A. MATHESON, L. M. CONWELL, R. DENNISTON, C. D. HART, 5. M. HUSTON, S. C. HUSTON, T. BROWN, R. V. BUCKLEY, H. P. FISHER, H. G. GRANGER, J. E. MAURY, F. ARCHER, E. E. ANDREVVS, G. H. BRIGHT, A. BENSON, G. DRAKE, R. DOWNES, C. FRAME, E. HASS, E. W. HAMMETT, E. HENDERSON, C. G. HOPPER, G. B. LINNARD, M. LLOYD, JR., ,Q2. '93- R. K. VVURTZ, '94- E. B. VVRI GHT. 145 W. POOR, SEMPLE, XVASSON. P. VVI-IEELER, D. XVILSON, W. PEDDIE, E. SMILEY, W. SOMERBY, SAILER, F. XVOODS, H. MCGEE, B. NEWTON, PARDEE, RODGERS, RODGERS. M. NORTH, J. PERKINS, S. RAMSDELL, RAMSDELL, v. REICHNER, C. SMYTH, STANTON. G. 'WATMOUGH L. VVHITAKER, U WHITE, D. WHITNEY, D. VVILLARD, M. WILLARD, 7 X 1 Qi M lla.: -XI ' S ,Big ,-f:, ' 'f - Em, I . Q? E 14?'l.w.M- ?:5 ' ,f par! if 471 ' Q . - - 1 ' 2 1 ' 2723 N vii. . F x, ,,,l,' MEM - X , ,, ,Y 4.53.53 : .. -2: ,VM g ', 1 - - T45-'-:Q ,Y - K - - V? .1 'E ' - I - il-i E : ' I-Siiifg? f .lr -SP ,Ez E- . -Qm'- ig! if - E. - if- f 'L - Y if ,, ij-J, Ti fl- Qy'7'f61Y A Q 'Q E M91-2--'i i F. H. DUNHAM N. L. PETTY . . G. W. BETTS . E. D. DUFFIELD H. T. YOUNG . . , gr' ,Z 17- - -F Y-,iff OFFICERS : . ....... . . P1'e5z'de1zt. Pike-Preszkieazf. . . . Sammi Vike-Preszdefzf. Trezzszzrer. ...............Secretmjy. MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. From '93 ............ J. F. WILKINSON. From '94 . . . .- . . . C. D. FULLER. 146 559 flew Qeraeg 5965. 91. BALDWIN. EVANS. LYON. STEVENS. BERGEN. EVERITT. MOSES. STRONG. BLACKWELL. GLADWIN. OLIPHANT. VERNON, A. DUNHAM. HEDENBURG. PATTON. VERNON, H. DUIKAND. HONE. . PAXTON. WVARDWIELL. DURELL. ITIOWELL. PETTY. VVI-IITE. DYE. KENNEDY. PRIETH. XVI-IITEH EAD. EDGAR. LEWIS. RILEY. YEOIIANS. 92, ATKINSON. CARTER. GULICK. MUDGE, C. BAILEY. COLE. HALE. NIUDGE, W. BALL. COOK. PIANSON. PERIAIII. BELL. DUTY. HARRIS. PEARSON. BERGEN. DUFFIELD. HODGE. RANKIN. BESSON, J. EASTON. HOMANS. SYMMES. BESSON, L. ELMER. JOHNSON. VAN NESS. BETTS, G. EVANS. MAGII2. VREDENRURG. BREWSTER. F ARR. M INOT. V KEELAN D. BROWN, A. FARRAND. MORRIS. NVESTERVELT. BUTLER, C. GIBRY. MOSES. vVVRIGl'IT. , XVI-IITE. YOUNG, A. 93- ANGELL. DEAR. INSLEE. PATTON. BAKER, H. DE WITT. JOHNSON. PORLISON. BAKER, W. DWIGHT. KELLOGG, A. SATTERTI-IWAITE BETTS. FALKINBURG. ICELLOGG, W. STEELE. BORCHERLING. FORMAN. KIIRTLAND. STOCKTON, C. BROWN, I. FREUND. MILLER, G. STOCKTON, j. BUCHANAN. GREEN. MILLER, j. TI-IOIIIAS. CASE. HALL. MCCLOSICIE. TI-IORP. COCHRAN.. HAIiRIS. MOIQRIS. TILSVVORTI-I. CONDICT. HODGE. MOOIIE. XVILKINSON. CONOVER. HOUSTON. MURRAY. YOUNG. '94- ALLEN, F. DAI-ILGREN. INSLEE. PETRIE. ALLEN, 1. DAVIS. IEFFERY. REOBLIN. ARCHER. DICKINSON. KELLOGG. SMITH. BALDXVIN, E. ELMER, KINNEY. STREET. BATHGATE. ERDIIIAN. LE MASSENA. SWAIN. BLAKE. EVERITT. MANDEXVILLE. VAN CISE. BUCKELEXV. FULLER, C. MCMILLAN, H. VAN SYCHEL. BUCKSTON. GRANT. NIKON. XIVALTON. BURNET. HAVENS. PAULMER. XVORDEN. YVRIGHT. YOUNG. 147 S A f, VIZ!! x l' ? Y T? EU 5 X H . Vg, GA ' X 01 ' 1K '! W 7- fwi --f . ,T 1- , Wi. ' Wm Q if ' gd W - h 1 'V ,L - X X N , Y f X if 'Z - 23 .J , 0 'f f1, - I f 'W QW u . ff f .f ,f j l 'ffl X 3 w x T ,,,.. WJ X If' W HF ui -'l-- .t'W, nllw, fl ' f ff N 1-4-' Qffffgff..-fg,gZ,fVjjg,J 69' X gf , Of.. XS. , iff X X -- , ' Z fj4,5vb'J1L OFFICERS. E- A. POE, ,QI . . ........ . . .P1'esz'de7z!. B. PHINIZY, ,Q2 . . . . .Vz'ce-Pffesideazl. J. H. SEALY, ,QI . . . . Tafeaszufey' W. H. MARROW, ,gg . . ....,... Sggrgfgyjfl W. G. WILSON, ,Q4 . . . . . C01'1'esjb017a'z'1zgSecwfaajf. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. T. P. PARKER, '92, H. LINDSLEY, 193, C. H. KEARNEY, 294, 148 I EEE Soufrgern CfJ'Fu5. W. AULL, W. C. BRYAN, E. B. COOPER, A. P. DENNIS, L. ABRAMS, B. AMES, C. E. BOYNTON, J. M. BRENNAN, A. CHURCH, v. L. COLLINS, J. L. DELONG, ' J. W. J. BARCKLEY, R. S. BRYAN, J. P. CHANDLER, G. CLAY, JR., W. CLAY, R. DRISCOLL, C. C. FRASER, C. v. GRANGER, J. H. ALEXANDER, C. BALDWIN, C. v. BLACK, T. H. Bows, J. M. BROADNAX, W. M. BULLETT, G. W. CALDWELL, S. A. CLARK, H.F.COLLLNS, ,9I. R F.GOLDSBOROUGH, J. W. HARPER, W. M. KELLEY, H. PAGE, R. A. NVATTS. '92. G. T. DUNLOP, JR. E. ELLISON, W. M. GRAHAM, LEROY ORESHAM, J. H. HANNA, E. H. HALL, W. J. LAMBERT, A. Y S. WILSON, L. '93- W. A. GUILD, C. HOPKINS, H. C. HURD, P. KING, H. H. KEEDV, E. A. LANVRENCE, H. LINDSLEV, D. W. LINDSEY, ,94' A. CONSTABLE, T. D. CORRY, C. D. GOLDTHWAIT, O. C. JOHNSON, C. H. KEARNEV, H. MCCLANI-IAN, A. M. PEPPER, G. M. PRIEST, K. RANKIN, H 149 E. A. POE, J. H. SEALY, W. SPRUANCE, A. J. W. VALLIANT, C. A. MQKENNEV, J. P. PARKER, B. PHINIZV, C. E. REIMAN, A. R. RIGGS, J. B. RIOOS, J. W. STORK, OUNG. T. M. LUDDINGTON E. R. NORTH, ' E. R. PALMER, J. B. PALMER, A. D. E. PARKER, A. C. PROUDEIT, R. T. SHELTON, W. SPIEGEL. W. J. READ, E. O. RIGGS, H. S. RIGGS, T. RIGGS, JR., E. W. VALLIANT, O. H. WAILES, G. W. VVILLIAMS, W. G. NVILSON, E. B. WRIGHT. ! X f'! xii ,ff -gf ,'l' - f -'KX I V 4 1 ff::'YA K-Lfff X ,fi'5f , Y! yn ff' . 'Lf'-FE ':-X ' ,Wa n f fx . vi W-gp f' .L O X ' ' -. 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FOSTER, H. S. FISHER, J. F. GUFFEY, J. D. HITCHMAN F. B. EIOWLAND, H. A. HOWLAND J. M. KENNEDY, I A 1 '91. F. H. PAYNE, G. R. WALLACE, L. C. WOODS, T. H. ROBINSON, JR G. F. 1WCKINNEY. '92. F. M. HUTCEIINSON, W. B. IRISH, F. H. LLOYD, C. G. HUSSEY, H. F. MCDOVVELL, B. J AMISON. ,93- J. W. PORTER, W. J. REID, JR., C. I. SHANNON. '94- E. LAUGHLIN, W. Cr. LIGGEFT, J. D. MCOORD, F. A. MCCUNE, R. J. MODOWELL, C. H. MCILVAINE, J. MURDOCH, J. MURRAY, C. F. PATTERSON, R. K. PORTSER, C. PUGH, E. B. THAW, H. U. YONT. 0 XQXQQ , LQ! B A Q 4 A ,af I I ' . 522 f' f Z 5 I f 'L WOR i R. A. WATTS, 191, C. GIBNEY, '91, L. A. YQUNG, 92, W. CLAY, ,93 , . . J. L. DE LONG, J. B. PALMER, .R. E G. M. PRIEST, T. D. .5- . . . Preszienf. . . . . Pike-Preszlz'mf. . . . Y7'ea5zzn'1'. . . Serfffzzry. '92. 1. M. BRENNAN, J. H, HANNA. '93- L. F. LITTLE, W. SPIEGEL PALMER, W. A. GUILD, ,94- D. W. LINDSEV, A. T. SCHMIDT CORRY, W. M. BULLITT, ' 5 HE PENN CH RTER .-.., .Hu N Ns Jr' C N. nigh.. . 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' ' ,, 1 Wien wfggg' -4 ,WJ-. T' .E N ' ' K ' .- ' W- Mf'?a'. 5'.-'ws' , , C we 4 X ' gk fl pf X. 1- Aw V x ,wi-q'.5?:.g9a.4f, f fi SSX ' X f W i'5 - 1 1. 1 -Wiz.--, V' -.2 ' 'ffsfynu A 1, -1 Ag qi X I-X5 . zQ.:Fl5?fii9' --'-,. xr. --lexlfx--W ' C U J., -, cxuu. Annum? C5ommeQcerfQeQ'F SYNOPSIS. S1zz'111'fz'ay, fmze 7. READING OF THESES, By the Graduating Class of the john C. Green School of Science, in Chemical Hall, at IO A M. THE GLEE CLUB CONCERT, In University Hall, at 8 P. M. Szmdzzy, f1!7l6 S. THE BACCALAUREATE SERMON, By the President, in Marquaud Chapel, at II A.M x76 ' O THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PHILADELPHIAN SOCIETY, In:Murray Hall, at 5 P. M. EVENING SERVICE, In Marquand Chapel, at S P. M. Sermon by the Rev. Howard Duffield, D.D., '73, - flf0lIlflZ'l', june 9. THE , CLASS-DAY EXERCISES Ofthe Class of 1890, in tl1e First Church, at IO.3O A. M., and around the Cannon at 2.30 P. M. THE JUNIOR ORATIONS, In the First Church, at 7.45 11. M. Tzzfxdny, june m. THE EXHIBITION OF DRAXVINGS II1 the Engineering and Graphics Departments, in the School of Science, and MICROSCOPIC EXHIBITION, ' In the Histological Laboratory in Nassau Hall, during the day. READING OF THEsEs-Continued In Chemical Hall, School of Science, at 9 A. M. 1 UNVEILING OF THE ARNOLD GUYOT MEMORIAL TABLET In Marquand Chapel, at II A. M. Address by President Patton. 1 THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LITERARY SOCIETIES at I2 M. THE ANNUAL DINNER AND MEETING OF THE ALUMNI, In University Hall, at 1.30 P. M. LAYING THE CORNER-STONES Of the New Halls of the Literary Societies, at 3 P. M. RECEPTION BY THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. IJATTON, At Prospect, from 4.30 to 6 P. M. THE LYNDE PRIZE DEBATE In the First Church, at 7.30 P. M. J THE SOPHOMORE RECEPTION, In University Hall, at IO P.1VI. UferZ1z55drzy, fzme 11. THE ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT, In the First Church, at 10.30 A. M. 177 - . -.- , k-.k dxf 5-2 1, 2 ' - ,a ,nfs ,U vu Ky, 5 N .. ur u -SM V, Sig . 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Av- A' Y-- .fi A E . 5' ' 21.1 VSZV FsuFlSswAwkF4Fszmfszw 555555 555555 ' Ns mm LESS AWS: AWWA AWWA ZW A MW' cf Mb iv vlrw vvnw v wwswmFswvrss-S525555hE555555Zmwwswrssunvswrsswr vuinw Q59 -AA An... -AAA I AJ A 'fi S5914 2 1 FszwwszmwmwsmssmmfsW1155555555555555555555555E'Q-rfsmmwzmvsmrwzvavsumwszz A -u0W'Qw-if J ixwvym. ,.7-X' ' Fw 1 grmsfmwsjgsgmfsmmjinwiX5aaig555v55EQ5555555z5i ,znvimi MLW- -1 R CWA ' W' F f'W'f'? W-, I of L ' ' :ft QW' .A 'Y K .' ' ,Sv xflfff. 5, .1'ff?9a,..x'ii?R'5r,, A in - ,ei ecteliqg of Egeeeo. BY STUDENTS OF THE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE. .S2ZfIl7'll7flJf, fum 7, 1890. IO A. M, CHARLES RICHARD iMC1WILLAN, ........... Princeton, NJ Review of a Standard Highway Bridge of Morris County, N. J. IO.I5 A. M. CHARLES HIOXV.-XRD MINER . . .......... Wilkes-Barre, Pa yr The Study of Micro-Organisms. 10.30 A. M. FREDERICK XVILLIANI 1-1,-XGNEY, ...... 4 . . . . . Newark, N. J Internal Structure of the Brain of Sirenf' 10.45 A. M. ROBERT LINCOLN SCUDDER, ............. Princeton, NJ Review of the Wrought-Iron Highway Bridge at Quaker Bridge, Mercer County, N. J. 1 1.05 A. M. HARRY OTIS NUTTING, , ....... ........ - Lebanon, Pa Review of the Trusses of a Fire-proof Roof. 11.25 A. M. va EDGAR MAVERICIQ SMITH, .............. New York City Review of a Standard Highway Bridge of Morris County, N. I. Rzeszizzy, ima 10, 1890. 9 A. M. A JOHN ZINIEVIERMANN, . . . .... . ..... . . New G1arus,NV1s ' ' Atmospheric Electricity . 9.15 A. M. FREDER1C1c VERNON P1'rNEy, . . ......... Morristown, NJ Review of the Princeton NVaterworks. 9.35 A. M. SAMUEL WOOD THURBER, , ........., . Syracuse, N. Y Mouth-parts of the Horn-dy. 173 A HOWARD :I 9.50 A. M. CR.-XTHORNE PHILLIPS, ........... New York City. Review of the Croton-lake Bridge of the New York and Northern R. R. IO.IO A. NI. FRANK JOHN NEWBURY, . .... . ........... Lima, N. Y. Influence of Mass on Chemical Reactionf' 10.2 5 A. M. WILBUR CHAPMAN FISK, . ............. New York City. Review of the Railway Bridge crossing Harlem River on the WILLIAM line of the New York and Northern R. R. IO.45 A. M. VANCE DINSMORE, . . . .... . . . . .Bloon1ington, Ill. Iodine-absorption of Fixed Oils. EXCUSED FROINI READING. C!Z7ZIZ7l'lftZf8S for Degree W' 5.5. ALBERT GOULD JENNINGS, . ............. Brooklyn, N. Y. Reduction of Aluminum. FRANK SEYMOUR MILLER, . . ............. Elmira, N. Y. WILLIAM Volun1etric Estimation of Manganese. CAMPBELL TRUSDELL, ........ . . . .Newark, N. J. Preparation and Uses of Hydrogen Peroxide? FRANK SCOTT WILLOCK, . . , .... ......... P ittsburgh, Pa. WILLIAM VVILLIAIXI CHARLES CHARLES HOWARD Volun1etric Estimation of Manganese. Cmzzz'z'fz'az'es for Degree J CE. PASSMORE MEEKER, ............ Newark, N. J Review of the Roof of the Stockfhouse of the Monongahela Furnacef' PITT NUTTINO, . . . ............ Lebanon, Pa. Review of the Roof of the Philadelphia Bridge Works, Pottstown, Pai' Cafzzizkifzies for Degree W' ENE. NEWBOLD BLACK, A.B., .......... New York City. F. UEBELACKER . ............ Morristown, N. J. Q Test of a No. 4 Westinghouse Transforrner. STEEL RODGERS, B.S., ........... Covington, Ky. Test of an Arc Light Brush Machine. 179 Glcmm Quay EegDcereiOeO. Ilf0mz'ay,fu11e 9. Ilfasler of Ceremonies ......... KNOXVLTON LYBIAN AMES, Ill OPENING EXERCISES. FIRST PRESBYTERIANACHURCI-I, Io. 30 A. M. Salalatayy, ,,... ........ K NOWLTON LYMAN AMES, I11 Class Oralion, . . .' .- FRANCIS PALMER, Maine. Class Poem, . . . . HARL. W. I'IATH.-AWAY, N. J. IVY EXERCISES. NORTH COLLEGE, I2 M. Ivy Ozfaliwz, . . .... A . 'TILESTON FRACKER CHAMBERS, D. C. CANNON EXERCISES. 2.30 P. M. .Skle5lla1zsj9'011z Class Hisloajf, ......... J. YVARREN BIRD, N. J. P7'1?5E7ZZ'lZl'i07Z Ozfazficm, .... . . HUGH HARTSHORNE JANEWAY, N. J Prophecy ....... ..... I SAAC BUTLER SMITH, Iowa Censor, ........... . . HOWARD WINTERS PERRIN, Pa. Address by Class H'esia'enzf . . . . . JAMES J. CHARLTON, Oregon. Calling of lhe Roll by Sec1'f:1fa1jf, ...... . LOUIS DEAN SPEIR, N. J. Arranged by A. S. BAKER, N. J. Class Ode, .......... . Words by D. L. PIERSON, Pa. CLASS-DAY COMMITTEE. J. RODGERS BARR, Chairman. JOSEPH M. LEVVIS. MALCOLM MCLAREN, FRANK S. ANTONY, GEORGE GREEN BELT, CHARLES GOODWIN BICKHAM, DAN DILLON CASEMENT, CRAIG R. GUERIN, ALBERT GOULD JENNINGS, WINFIELD S. KIMBALL, 180 MARK L. MCDONALD, JR., FRANK S. MILLER, WILLIAM LEE PHELPS, EUGENE BLACKBURN PRICE, GEORGE VAN DUSEN RICKERT. Quqior Era CLASS on '9r. for Gonfeef. Morzday, june 9, 1890. GEORGE j. PARKER .....,....... . . Pennsylvania. Aaron Burr. GEORGE H. STEPHENS . . . . Q ............ Pennsylvania. The Relation of Natural Science to Philosophy? PRINGLE C. JONES .... . . ............. . .Ohio. A Tribute to the South. ANS JR . ............ t. EDWARD W. EV , . . A Plea for the Autocracy of Ar 181 . . New jersey GEORGE R. WALLACE .,....... . . . . .Pennsylvania U Literature and Life. SAMUEL SEMPLE. . ....... . . Pennsylvania fLTheenyv JAMES C. MYERS. . ..... . ............ Pennsylvania An Apology for a Despised Religion. NIUSHEGH M. MINASSIAN. .............. , . . Turkey 4' The Problem of a Nomad Encampment. JUDGES I FOR THE JUNIOR ORATOR BQEDALS. E. J. D. CRoss, Esq ...,............ Rev. GEO. C. YEISLEY.. . . . EDNVARD S. GEARHART, Esq. . . EDNVIN ASA DIX, Esq. ...... . ..... . FOR THE MACLEAN PR1zE., CHARLES F. IMBRIE, Esq. .......... . ADRIAN H. JOLINE, Esq. .... . Prof. T. W. HUNT, Ph.D., L.H.D. . .xg ---wa . .5 e 2 ig A' 5 1 A 'l-E ' ' E' H EC al ! X yi! G i .. Rs :gg gn xg gul f? wf ,V sn K, IM f .fx 5 u I -. Q 4 I 6 ,' 0 . ,I H1 A as .C X I Su ff n . un 1 Mac., 3 . M . nz4lLCG.M1f9Gm.a . .L ,1 -.Jfltki : I- :stag 'ggi 11. n4q1.....5e,v.,. WMV' 182 . . Maryland. . New York. Pennsylvania . New York. . New jersey . New York. . New jersey. -----3E1':2::-. 41123:-'12 ::-:S1E:?:1.-::'. 512:21-:?2:?11':-?:-: :WF 771: 29:13, :':iEfg: 2511: 1: :Mg :QE5221 P.: :f::1' I 17,11 3 1393: 2: lil I Eiga i9QynEi.e 1 9rizeifc3e5cLi'e. CLASS OF '9 Tzzeszirzy, 'him' IO, I890.-Fzbnz' Cmzfesi in 1876. QUESTION FOR DEBATE: Resolved, That the Principle of the Sei- vice Pension Bill is Revolutionary. H. M. GESNER .... H. K. DENLINGER. . . -1.1. CHARLTON . . . J. M. YEAKLE . . . E. G. RAWSON, jr. . H. W. MERCHANT . . R. M. CADWALADER, Esq. BLAIR LEE, Esq. . . . . Hon. DAVID M. MASSIE . Rev. WILLIAM M. PADEN DEBATERS. Aji1'11z1z1'z'2'L'. ZWgf1zZ'z'7fU. IUDGES. ' NASSAU HERALD EDITORS. L. SIBBET ........ F. W. HAGNEY . . E. W. SHULTZ. . . A. I. COLLINS . . IS3 . New Jersey Pennsylvania . . . Oregon Pennsylvania . New York . . New York Pennsylvania . . District of Columbia . ...Ohio Pennsylvania Pennsylvania . New jersey. Pennsylvania . New York. Y! xf' XXfYfXKAX ,fNf'Yf-IXKIXKAXKQXK' Xf iffxf XKfN6'Yf'N'fNA7il afX?f?f?fWWYNY?f?f5fX???fY5?NYWX . N1 NKXWXK NfNfN,!X,fN ,NZKKXXNKNXN ,S!Nfk,ZKfkKNJkf gf Xi Yi Ni Yi- YJNWXM YW YW Nix! Yi N! Y , , ,xfxfixykix Vxisfxfxfkfxfxfx Wk Wkfkfkfkflxisfj, Gommenoemeqf ECL . DVedfzesday, Wwe 11, 1890. EDWARD PHILIP BURGEsS,Jr.. . . . . . .. . . . . . Massachusetts. The Latin Salutatoryil ROBERT PORTER SHICK ............ . .N-Pennsylvania, The English Salutatory. HONORARY ORATIONS. 'XEDGEWORTH BIRD BAXTER. .......... , . Georgia. Philosophy and Civilization. TILESTON FRACKER CHAMBERS ........ District of Columbia. Q Idealism in American Institutions. HARLIE WALLACE HATHAWAY . ....... . . New jersey. The Historical Spirit. ROBERT THOMPSON MII,LER MCCREADY ..... . . Pennsylvania. The State and the Railway. ' HUNTINGTON WOLCOTT MERCHANT . ..... . . .New York. Thought and Literature. RJOHN MORRIS YEAKLE ...... ...... . . Pennsylvania. The Ravage of Poland? ' FRANCES PALMER .............. . . . . . . . .Maine The Valedictory Oration- The Positive Religion. 24 Excused. 184 HONORARY DEGREES. LL.D. DANIEL GOULD FOWLE, 151 ....... Governor of North Carolina FRANCIS H. SNOW ........ Chancellor of University of Kansas D.D. Rev. THOMAS BOYD MCLEOD, ,7O . . . . . Brooklyn, N. Y Rev. GEORGE CONRAD YEISLEY, 170 . . . . Hudson, N. Y Rev. HUGH JONES ......... . Liverpool, Eng PH.D. GEORGE EASTBURN. . . . . . .Philadelphia, Pa. AAI. PHLEBUS W. LYON. FRANK S. PRESBREY. C.E. VVILLIABI S. BACOT, 'SL Dodwf fy: 56227266 azz E.ra11zz7za!z'01z. DAYTON CLARENCE IVIILLER. Ilglzzxfwfs fy' Arfs upon E,rfmzz'7zzzfz'01L. LUCIEN WAGGENER, Jr., '87. WILLIAM HENRY RUNXVON, JSS. WINTHROP MOORE DANIELS, '88. HUGH TROWBRIDGE DOBBINS, 'SS. EDXVARD MORTILIER HOPKINS, 'S8. RALPH PRIME. The Degree of Master of Arts, upon Examination, was conferred upon the following Alumni of other colleges: JAMES CANNON, Jr ......... ....... R andolph, Macon. WILLIAM SULLIVAN. .... . . Bannerman, Toronto. HENRY HOSICK CRAWFORD . . ....... Geneva, FENWICK XVILLIAMS FRAZER . . . , St. Francis Xavier. JOHN KINNION . ....... . . McGi1ivray, Manitoba. GEORGE BISHOP MACLEOD . ...... Dalhousie. WILBUR CLAYTON MICKEY . . ..... Wooster, VVILLIAM MURCHIE .... . . New Brunswick. LUTHER ALBERTRESS .... . . . . Oates, Davidson. HENRY RUSSELL PEMBERTON . . . . Randolph, Macon. CHARLES I-IERMAN REINSBERG. . ..... Niesky. WILLIAM CRAIG TEMPLETON . . . . ,.... . . Park. WILLIAM MCCULLOCH THOMPSON . . . . Queen's, Ontario. LOUIS E. WAINWRIGHT. 185 5ei9FocOA1Q1i1Or2-3 cmcl Q9 rizee. The The Chancellor Green Mental Science Fellowship, EDGEWORTH BIRD BAXTER, Ga. ROBERT PORTER SHICK ....... ...... ..... . . ............... P enn The Class 1860 Experimental Science Fellowship...GEORGE LOUIS SHEARER, Cal The J. S. K. Mathematical Fellowshipl .......... CLARKE BENEDICT WILLIAMS, N. Y The Boudinot Historical Fellowship ..........,........ WILLIAM DWIGHT GIBBEY, N. J The Boudinot Modern Language Fellowship .......... LOUIS EUGENE LIVINGOOD, Pa The E. M. Biological Fellowship ................... ...... X PVILLIAM COYVPER PRIME, N. Y The Alexander Guthrie McCosh Prizes 1 . First Senior Prize ................ ..... E DGEWORTH BIRD BAXTER, Ga Second Senior Prize ....... ...,................... F RANK LUKENS, N. J Junior Prize ........ ...... The Lynde Prizes .... .... . ..... . The Class of 1859 Prize .....................EDWARD WATERMAN EVANS, N. J ISt Prize, JAMES JEFFRIES CHARLTON. .......... Ore JOHN MORRIS YEAKLE ..... . ........... Penn EDXVARD GRENDALL RAWSON, JR., N. Y 2d Prize, 3d Prize, YVILLIAM SANDERSON FURST,... ......... .... .............. P e nn Honorable mention, HARLIE WALLACE PIATHAYVAY, N. J The Lyman H. Atwater Prize in Political Science..JOSEPH WILLIAM LEWIS, JR., Mo The Maclean Prize. ..................... . The Junior Orator Prizes ..... .. The Class Of 1861 Prize.. The Baird Prizemen-Th In Oratory .................. ........ . ................... . In Delivery ....... In Poetry ......... In Disputation . .. ..................GEORGE RIDDLE WALLACE, Penn ISt Prize, GEORGE RIDDLE WALLACE ..... Penn zd Prize, GEORGE JACOB PARKER ..... .,.... P enn 3d Prize, PRINGLE CARLISLE JONES ........ Ohio 4th Prize, SAMUEL SEMPLE. ................... Penn ........................WALTER LIVINGSTON XVRIGHT, JR., N. J e Baird Prize .................. EDGEYVORTH BIRD BAXTER, Ga .FRANCIS PALMER, Me ........................WALTER LOWRIE, Penn WALLACE HATHANVAY, N. J ISL, ROBERT THOMPSON MILLER MACCREADY, Penn zd, HENRY KREIDER DENLINGER .................... ..Penn Francis Biddle Sophomore Essay Prize ............. CASPAR WISTAR HODGE, JR., N. J South East Club Fellows hip in Social Science ............... JOHN WALL QUEEN, N. J University Fellowship in English. ................... BENJAMIN HAYNVOOD ADAMS, N. J The Class of 1869 Prize... The Dickinson Prize .......... The Thomas B. Wannam Junior Mathematical Pri ISt, HENRY KREIDER DENLINGER ....... .... P enn ad, HUNTINGTON WOOLCOT MERCHANT, N. Y GEORGE HERBERT STEPHENS ........................ Penn Honorable mention, DANIEL YVARREN POOR, Penn aker English Prize ......... SAMUEL GRANT OLIPHANT, N. J ISL, JOHN PRESTON HOSKINS ............ Penn zes ............ . zd, CLARENCE MCCHEYNE GORDON, Penn gd, ROBERT STUART STENVART ,.......... Mich The Theodore Cuyler Prize in Economicsu., ...... GEORGE BISHOP COVINGTON, Md The Steinecke Prize ....... ....... . . ..... ............. ................. J E SSE H, CARTER, N. Y 186 Classlcal Feuowghlp Honorable mention, MORRIS CARTER SUTPHEN, N. J. msI:.1:.1::2.:11:1.:fnzz.::1111I1211111Q:H1.1111:11.11.1.2N:1,1::::.:...:..:::.m.::.:.m.:5m.:m:111-1221555,535V5gg55555553555E5.EH554555555355:55555555555I55,555535555,5if,EggQggmgggggggggggg . ,'Esees2wxs55zes21,'sz5isssz','A5512asLyzsaf2E5by52.E!25,62115Esides:zesLgnaazs222Lys:s1zszr,a:zs:ezaz-,usasszwasszaesup5aias2wg:E!ass2wg:siasszx','1ase2asr,uesesssx-, 11:.11l.1:1.IL.1:.2:.Lf,2:1.1:1.:..1.:.I1I.11:..m:..:..f::f.:.1......:......:1::.....:m:.:...m.1.:.:..:..1:::mz:1:111.11.1..l1111::11:...111:1s.1QI1.1:..1.1.IQ:..:111:1.1.:HI1..::.:.:.1:.::.::..1.:.:..m,.:5,55,: A '55Ei55v'iS5E ziiawihizir HALL PRIZES. QLIO. Swzior O7'Llf!'0lZ5, '90. Ist Prize-GEORGE B. Cov1No5roN, Md. 2d Prize- . . Smzor Essays, '90. Ist Prize-. . . . ..... . . 2d Prize- . . Pflzit, D.e'Zml'L'. :st Prize-S. SEMPLE, '91, Penna. 2d Prize-P. K. SATTERFIELD, '92, Penua Honorable Mention-J. RANKIN, ,92, N. J. .Solohomore Omz'z'o1zs, '92. ist Prize-J. VAN NESS, N. J. 2d Prize-V. L. COLLINS, D. C Honorable Mention-C. P. BUTLER, N. J. Sophomore Essays, '92, lst Prize-W. HARRIS, Jr., N. J. 2d Prize-NV. K. PRENTICE, N. Y Freslmzom Speakzozg, 'Q-3. ISC Prize-B. MCALPIN, N. Y. 2d Prize-J. GREEN, NJ .Fkeshnzzayz Essays, '93. Ist Prize-C. NEWTON, Penna. 2d Prize-J. TILDESLEY,P6r1na 737 WHIG. Swzzbr Oraz'z'aas, '90, I5t Prize-E. G. .RAWSON, N. Y. 2d Prize-JOHN ZIMIMERLIAN, Wis. Smzbr Essays, '9o. ISt Prize-I. C. BUCHER, Penna. 2d Prize-F. PALMER, Me Fkkfsf Przke Defzale. E. G. RAWSON, '90, N. Y. J. C. BUCHER, ,9O, Perma Honorable Mention SAM. WASSON, ,9I, Penne Second Przbe Debafe. J. C. MEYERS, ,9I, Perma. j C. T. YVOOD, 792, N. Dakota Honorable Mention 1 J. S. VAN CLEVE, ,QO, Penne. jazzkzff Essays, '91, ISt Prize-J. C. MEYERS, Perma. 2d Prize-F. E. LLOYD, Peuua Sopaamare Oraizbizs, '92. Ist Prize-LEROY GRESHAM, Md. 2d Prize-J. M. HUSTON, Penua Sopaaazore Essays, '92. Prize-J. M. SHELLABARGER, Kansas. Freshman Speakmg, 193. ISt Prize-H. W. BRIDGES, N. Y. 2d Prize-P. H. DAVIS, N. Honorable Mention-T. TURNER, P. KING and I. SANDERS. Ffesaffzafz Essays, '9j. lst Prize-W. F. TYSON, Perma. I 2d Prize-I. D. CAMERON, N. S. as Y. K if n k , E .fs-. ,a ' Q i' ,, . . J ?' g'1- E W f nfm..3.wq111wwaaE WM'H f ,ly K .101 W . A ., A U-,. LN, mZ' x f uwmg LM 'A' .. ff :Ti :fvf f ': ,,,Zi5: . -'zjfnii F 111 if 3 7. R I.. g m W ff . .r .-.:,--- E f- W' ' DJ..-.g'7'fi' 'Wh ' w. . .,......,..ug:i1In: 'W 'I H 'Lmmlm' mu M- 4 q i ,Yu .--- '7r!5i:1lllESH'gQzQiS 'll 5:':-:1':'--- . ..-- - .-I-:Giuliauuii iig53 :5ms I -4-fm,..f......u' Q ful! . -0-f gg ,d'n 0 I u XX , .!DF7Hf!!B!!1H ulus'T I . W.pj'1,'u JW' u D A NM 2'12w:4s:ef:'iS:1:firiwwfefifa'in' 51,..-'..,- gl um 1-.u 1 '.?:55 i:f:Rwi4i33Ya'f X whim-,X 'g - 1 xx I 1.3 f f 4 far K wwf va , A I W ' I qi NASSAU LIT. PRIZES. 1890-1891. Essay Przke. EDWARD VV. EVANS, jr., ,QI .,..... . . New Iersey The Scholar. V Sioffy Przlzf. GEORGE R. WHEELER, ,QI .......... . . Pennsylvania V After the Storm-Haven. Poeffy Prize. JAMES BARNES, ,QI ................... New York The Bell-Buoy 5 The Buccaneers 5 and The Adirondacks. 189 - 'P mp V til . , Mgt UM 4 Eva Yrgyfa gym gvz mia Y l A 1 I Eva - gvzf - avg Y Eva 1- 1 l - T , 1 ,W I l I I , l - - 1 v I y i raduafing Glicioa. Benjamin Haywood Adams, N. J. 28 William S. Conant, N. J. Henry M. Alexander, Jr., N. Y. 29 John Paul Conduit, N. J. Knowlton Lyman Ames, Ill. 30 George Bishop Covington, Md. Frank S. Anthony, Ohio. 31 Henry Kreider Denlinger, Penna Alfred S. Baker, N. J. 32 William V. Dinsmore, Ill. James McClure Barnett, Penna. 33 Walter C. Dohm, N. J. Edgeworth Bird Baxter, Ga. 34 Warren B. Dunham, Ind. George Greene Belt, Iowa. 35 David Linn Edsall, N. J. Charles Goodwin Biekham, Ohio. 36 W'illiam B. Ewing, Egypt. George Hooper Bigelow, Cal. 37 J. Edward Farnum, Penna. J. Warren Bird, N. J. 38 Wilber Chapman Fisk, N. Y. Clinton Ledyard Blair, N. J. 39 William Sanderson Furst, Penna. A. Nixon Bodine, Penna. 40 George McFarlane Galt, Ill. Ernest Ludlow Bogart, N. Y. 4I Herbert M. Gesner, N. J. John Bright, Penna. 42 William D. Gibby, N. J. Thomas Brown, Jr., N. J. 43 George Goldie, Jr., N. J. John Calvin Bucher, Penna. 44 Malcolm Graham, Jr., N. Y. E. Phillips Burgess, Jr., Mass. 45 Craig R. Guerin, N. J. C. Sheldon Carothers, Penna. 46 Alexander S. Guifey, Penna. Dan Dillon Casement, Ohio. 47 Frederick W. Hagney, N. J. Charles J. Chambers, Penna. 48 John Ezra Hanon, Ill. Tileston Fracker Chambers, D. C. 49 Harry Walter Haring, Penna. Henry Judson Chapin, N. Y. 50 Harl. W. Hathaway, N. J. James J. Charlton, Oregon. SI George E. Hersh, Penna. Albert VVard Cobb, N. Y. 52 'Walter B. Hill, Ohio. Addison Berg Collins, Penna. 53 Jacob Benner Hillegass, Penna. Arthur J. Collins, N. Y. S4 Jesse Watson Hirst, Mass. 190 ' 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 S5 86 S7 ss S9 90 9 I 92 93 94 95 96 97 Charles Hodge, Penna. Bernard Shea Horne, Penna. Richard Irvin, Jr., N. Y. Charles Huntington Jackson, N.J. Hugh Hartshorne Janeway, N. J. Albert Gould Jennings, N. Y. Alfred Thompson Kelly, Ohio. Joseph Reynolds Kerr, Jr., N. Y. Winfield S. Kimball, N. J. Paul Foster Leach, Penna. David Chambers Lewis, Oregon. Joseph W. Lewis, Jr., Missouri. Albert E. Linder, Penna. Louis Eugene Livingood, Perma. Frank Hallett Lovell, Jr., N. Y. Walter Lowrie, Penna. Frank Lukens, N. J. William Harvey Lytle, N. J. Malcolm MacLaren, N. Y. James Mathers, Penna. Henry A. McConkey, Penna. Robert T. M. McCready, Penna. Mark L. McDonald, Jr., Cal. A. Hart McKee, Penna. Charles Richard McMillan, N. J. Gilbert Newberry McMillan, Mich William Passmore Meeker, N. J. Huntington Wollcott Merchant, N. Y. Frank S. Miller, N. Y. Charles Howard Miner, Penna. Dunlop Moore, Jr., Penna. Frank J. Newbury, N. Y. V. Van Arsdale Nicholas, N. J. Edwin Nicodemus, Md. Henry Otis Nutting, Penna. William Pitt Nutting, Penna. Newton F. Osmer, Penna. Francis Palmer, Maine. Howard Winters Perrin, Penna. 'William Lee Phelps, Ohio. Howard Crathorne Phillips, N Y. Delavan L. Pierson, Penna. Frederick .Vernon Pitney, N. J. 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 IO6 107 IOS 109 110 III 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 I25 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 Eugene Blackburn Price, Ohio- XVi1liam Cowper Prime, N. Y. John H. Race, Penna. Edmund G. Rawson, Jr., N. Y. Albert Reid, N. J. George Van Dusen Rickert, Penna Charles K. Rodgers, Ohio. c. W. M. Rysdyk, N. Y. Robert L. Scudder, N. J. James Madison Sharon, Penna. George Lewis Shearer, Cal. S. Howell Shepard, N. Y. Robert Porter Shick, Penna. Reginald Kearney Shober, Penna Arthur Melville Shrady, N. Y. Edwin Withers Shultz, Penna. Lowry Witherspoon Sibbett, Penn Edgar Maverick Smith, N. Y. Isaac Butler Smith, Iowa. R. Brinkley Snowden, Tenn. Louis Dean Speir, N. J. Charles G. Sproull, Florida. David Franklin Stakes, Penna.. Morris C. Sutphen, N. J. J. Holden Sutton, N. Y. Joseph Notley Thomas, Cal. Samuel W. Thurber, N. Y. RobertT. Townsend, Penna. W. Campbell Trusdell, N. J. J. Spencer Van Cleve, Penna. James Ditmars Voorhees, N. J.. Alfred Janvier W'agner, Minn. Frederick Morton Wall, N. Y. Frederick J. Watson, Egypt. Grant Weidman, Jr., Penna. George Silas West, N. Y. George Shreve Wilkins, N. J. Clarke Benedict Williams, N. Y. Frank Scott Willock, Penna. Charles A. Woods, Penna. Howard Edwin NVright, N. J. John H. Wright, N. J. J. Morris Yeakle, Penna. John Zimmerman, Wisconsin.. 1872 XGPcL?eolic,1'oricLQQ. SINCE 1872. --RICHARD PEARSON, North Carolina . . 1873-JOHN P. K. BRYAN, South Carolina . . . Clio. 1874-CHARLES F. WHITLESEY, Virginia ..... . . Whig, 11875-JOHN P. CAMPBELL, New York .... . Clio. 1376-VVILLIAM BRENTON GREENE, JR., New York . . . . Whig. I877--YVILLIANL EMMET SLEMMONS, Ohio . Whig. 1878-DAVID STUART, Maryland ....... . . .Whig. 1879-WILLIAM P, MAGIE, New Jersey .... . Clio. ISSU-RICHARD FIELD CONOVER, New Jersey Whig. 1881-R. D. HARLIKN, District of Columbia . W'hig 1882-JOHN C. HIBBEN, Illinois ..... Whig. 1883-OTTO CROUSE, New Jersey ..... . Clio. 1884-JAMES M. BALDWIN, South Carolina . . . Clio. 1885-CLARENCE W. MCILVAINE, Vermont . . Clio. 1886-GEORGE T. EDDY, New York ..... . Clio. 1887-PAUL MATTHEYVS, District of Columbia . . . . . Whig. 1888-WINTHROP MOORE DANIELS, Ohio .... . . Whig. 1889-ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, Pennsylvania . . . Clio. 1890-FRANCIS PALMER, Maine ....... . . . Whig. Si roi' T5JGyr1Ele QD rizemerz. FIRST PRIZE IN 1876. Prizes : ISY, 151305 zd, 5120, 3d, 5100. 1876-DAVID BENTON JONES, Wisconsin . . . A1877-SAMUEL JAMES ROWLAND, New York . 1878-W. S. EACHRON, New York ...... T879-ACRAM W. HALSEY, New Jersey . . . I88o-RODNEY IANVIER, India ....... ..C1io. .. ..Ciio - Clio . .Clio . . .Clio 1881-DAVID A. HAINES, District of Columbia . Clio. 1882-GEORGE Y. TAYLOR, New Jersey .... . Clio. 1883-J. A. HODGE, Connecticut .... Whig. 1884-R. K. PRENTICE, New York . . . . Clio. 1885-EDMUND WILSON, New Jersey . . Whig. I886-WILSON FARRAND, New Jersey . . . Clio. 1887-F. G. SPAULDING, Colorado ..... Whig. 1888-YVINTHROP MOORE DANIELS, Ohio . . . , . . Whig. 1889-ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, Pennsylvania . , . Clio. 1890-JAMES J. CHARLTON, Oregon ..... . . Whig. I92 Qiroll' Qglonior Qraforo. SINCE 1872. 1872-J. R. ADAMS, New jersey ..... 1873-I. H. ROSS, Pennsylvania ....... 1874 -ARTHUR NEWMAN, New York ...,. IS75-JAMES XVALTER LOVVRIE, New York . . , 1876-WILTON M. SMITH, New York ..... 1877- 1878-VVILLIAINI T. ELSING, Illinois ....... I879-YVILLIADI M. PADEN, Pennsylvania . . . 1880-R. D. HARLAN, District of Columbia . . ISS I-J. A. INICYVILLIAMS, New York ..... 1882-XVILIQIAM K. SHELBY, Kentucky . . 1333-LEONIDAS DENNIS, New jersey . . 1884-GRANT R. BENNETT, Wisconsin . . . 1885-CHARLES R. ERDMAN, New York . . 1886-R. W. MASON, Ohio ......... 1887-JAMES H. PERSHING, Pennsylvania . . . 1883-ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, Pennsylvania. . I8S9-FRANCIS PALMER, Maine ....... 1890-GEORGE R. WALLACE, Pennsylvania . . C M aofectn rizenflen. FIRST GIVEN IN 1872. PRIZE, 3100. 1872-SIMON JOHN MCPHERSON, New York . . I873-JAMES HENRY Ross, New York .... 1874-JAMES PENNEWILL, Delaware . . - - . . CHARLES LUTHER VVILLIAMS, New Jersey . . . IS75-HENRY EDGAR DAVIS, District of Columbia . . .I876-WILLIAM EMMET SLEMMONS, Ohio . . . T377-WILLIAM DULLES, IR., Pennsylvania . . . 1878-WILLIAM T. ELSING, Illinois ...... .1879-WILLIAM M. PADEN, Pennsylvania .... 1880--RICHARD D. HARLAN, District of Columbia . . X881-GEORGE F. GREENE, New York ...... .I882-WILLIAM K. SHELBY, Kentucky . . . 1883-JAMES M. BALDWIN, South Carolina . . 1884-CLARENCE W. MCILVANE, Vermont . . 1885-MARION M. MILLER, Ohio ..... I886-ROGER B. JOHNSON, West India . . 1887-WALTER A. WYCKOFF, India .... 1888-HARRY G. DRUMMOND, New Jersey . . 1889-EDGEWORTH BIRD BAXTER, Georgia . . 1890-GEORGE R. WALLACE, Pennsylvania . . 193 NVhig. Whig, Whig. Xlvhig. . Clio. . Clio. Whig. . Clio. Whig. . Clio. W'hig. . Clio. NVhig. Whig. Whig. YVhig. . Clio. NVhig. Whig. . Clio. Whig. . Clio. Whig. Whig. Whig. Whig. . Clio. Whig. . Clio. Whig. . Clio. . Clio. Whig. . Clio. . Clio. . Clio. Whig. Whig 1. 5 1, 4? S ll 1' - 1 5 n:E2:l:----':s.,'--f-AT ---Y 3-:L W' 'A 94 I Fwy, Qlixljurrzni Jxeeooidfiono. ALUMNI ASSOCIATIGN OF NASSAU HALL. FOUNDED I 826, 1 f:l7'SI' P1'c'.vz'z1'f.'2zz'. JAMES MADISON, LL.D., Class of 1771, President of the United States. Prr.vzin'c1zf. ' Hon. ROBERT STOCKTON GREEN, LL.D., '50, Governor of New Jersey like- Pm '5z'fz'r'11 fx. Col. JAMES YV. ABI-ERT, '38 .... . . of the Hon. CRAIG BIDDLE, LL.D., 'Ar . .' . . . Hon.JOsHUA D. PICKETT. Ph.D., '41 . . . ' Hon. THOMAS N. MCCARTER, LL.D., '45, JAMES W. ALEXANDER, Esq., '6o .,.. Hon. S. MILLER BRECKENRIDGE, LL.D., 47 WALTER MANN, Esq., '48 ........ L' JOHN K. COWAN, Esq, '66 ..... . Hon. 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. WILLIAM J. HARSHA, '74 . A JOTHAM POTTER, Esq., 177 .... ' Hon. GEORGE GRAY, LL.D., '59 . . . ' Hon. MERCER BEASLEY, LL.D-, '35 . . . ' u Secreiezrzkfs. Cincinnati Association. Philadelphia Louisville Newark Princeton Club of N. Y. St. Louis. New North West. Maryland Association. Central Pa. Long Island H Western Pa. Northeastern Pa. Chicago Omaha Cleveland Dist. of Columbia New Jersey 'K Prof. JOHN T. DUFFIELD, D.D., '4r. Prof HENRY C. CANIERON, 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 the Alumni Dinner is served. T95 University Hall, Where THE PRINCETON CLUB OF NEW YORK. EOUNDED AS AN ASSOCIATION IN 1866. MERGED INTO A CLUB, 1886 Preszkiwzf. JAMES W. ALEXANDER, '6o. I Wie-Preszkiefzfs. JOHN L. CADWALDER, '56, CHARLES E. GREEN, '60, SPENCER TRASK, '66, WM. B. HORNBLOXVER, '71, J. COLEMAN DRAYTON, '73, DELANCEY NICOLL, 174. Rev. RICHARD D. HARLAN, '81, Tnfczszzrer. C. C. CUYLER, '79, 52 William Street, N. Y. Secreizzfjf. RUDOLPH E. SCHIRMER, '80, 35 Union Square, N. Y, Execzzfzife C0mmz'z'z'ee. Term expires 1892, M, TAYLOR PYNE, ,77, Clzairmafz. CHARLES A. MUNN, '81, HUGH L. COLE, '59, CLARENCE B. MITCHELL, '89, Term expi1-es 1893, CHARLES F. IMBRIE, '7o. ' J, E. HEDGES, '84, WILLIAM A. BUTLER, Jr., '76, IUNIUS S. MORGAN, '88, Term expires 1894, DAVID PATON, '74. SAMUEL LLOYD, M,D., '82, WILLIAM DULLES, '78. TRACY H. HARRIS, '86, PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA AND VICINITY, Preszkiefzl, Hon. CRAIG BIDDLE. Vita-Preszkiezzfs. Hon. FURMAN SHEPPARD. EDWVARD S. CLARKE, Esq, Rev. JOHN A. CHILDS, D,D. SAMUEL B. HUEY, Esq. WILLIAM A. INGHAM, Esq. JOSIAH R. ADAMS, Esq. Treaszzrer. J. BAYARD HENRY, 742 Drexel Building. 196 Sec'n'1'a2jf. GEORGE R. VAN DUSEN, 75o Drexel Buildiii. Lzlveazzfzbfe C011z11zz'f!cc. PHILLIPPUS W. MILLER, C'ha1'rman, 225 South Sixth Street. Ex-oiiicio the TREASURER and SECRETARY. ALEXANDER VAN RENSSALAER. A. T. BAKER. H. B. THOMPSON. THOMAS B. YVANAMAKER. LOUIS C. VANUXEM. JAMES HANCOCK. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF MARYLAND. EOUNDED 1869. REORGANIZED 1885. Preszkfwzi. Rev. J. H. ECCLESTON, D.D., '59. . PEM- P1'c'xz'dwz fs. Col. THOMAS HUOHLETT, '48. Hon. J. A. PEARCE, '6o. LAWRENCE TURNBULL, '63. C. S. LANE, '72, Dr. R. W. JOHNSON, '76, Gen. STEWVART BROVVN, '53. Hou. L. H. IRVING, '46. Secrefmjf. HIRAM YVOODS, Jr., '79, 525 N. Howard Street, Baltimore. Yi'ezzszu'er. GEORGE R. GAITHER, Jr., '78, 9 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore. Exefufzkfe C07lZ77ZZ'ff6E. Ex-Ofticio. Rev. J. H. ECCLESTON, D.D., ' 59. HIRAM WOODS, Jr., '79. GEORGE R. GAITHER, '78. Dr. H. P. C. WIIRSON, '48, RICHARD K. CROSS, '63. LAWRASON RIGGS, '83. WILLIAM L. HODGE, '88. W. W. CATOR, '85. Dr. J. E. MITCHELL, '7I. Col. HENRY D. LONEY, '54. Meetings at the discretion of the Executive Committee. The main meeting of the year iS during January or February. 197 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF ALBANY, TROY AND VICINITY, FOUNDED APRIL, 1889, P1'L'5z'1z'4'7L!. Gen. ROBERT LENOX BANKS, '84, Albany. C Wfe-P:-z'.vz'fz'wzz', Rev. N1N1AN B. REMICK, D,D,, '66, Sccnffzzagf, Hon, DAVID A. THOMPSON, '68, 445 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. Trmswfcr, ELWOOD O, ROESSLE, '79, E.TfL'6'Z!Z'Z Z!6 Cb71z1zzz'!fez. Rev. HEMAN R. TIMLOYV, '52, ' Rev, XVILLARD S. MCEACHRON, '78 JAMES P. BOYD, M.D., '67, JOHN G. MURDOCH, '83, Rev. GEORGE C. YEISLEY, '7o. Rev. EDXVARD H. RUDD, '83, Annual meeting in March. Membership, 25. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NORTH- EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA. Pf'esz'a'e1zf. EDXVARD S, MOEEAT, '63, Scranton. MICH-P7'6.YZ'IZ76l'Zf5. Rev. H. H, VVELLES, '44, A. B, BLAIR, '66, - Rev. J, S. STEWART, D,D,, '56. Rev. N. F. STAHL, '69, Serreffzfy. H, H. WELLES, jr., '82, Y?'ezzszz7'e1f. LIDDON FLICK, '82, E.1'6'CZZfl.?lU C071z11zz'fz'cr. THOS. I-I. ATHERTON, '74, Cfzazwzzau. C. O. DERSHEIMER, '74, J. H. FISHER, '67, H. A. FULLER, ,74. J. E. BURR, '75- J. N. ANDERSON, '80, Number Of members, 56. 198 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA. I'n'5z'1z'f'11 f. Hon. JOHN BAYARD IMCPHICRSON, '66, Lebanon, Perma. I 'Yah P1 'us1?1'w1 i. JOHN ARMSTRONG HERMAN, '74, Harrisburg, Perma. Y iz-'zz.f11f'cr. ALEXANDER STEXVART, Jr., '86, Chambersburg, Penna. Sffrefrzfjf. GEO. E. ETTER, '85, 208 Pine Street, Harrisburg, Penna. Annual meeting third Tuesday of November, at Harrisburg. Membership, 156. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF XVESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. FOUNDED 1875. Preszkiwzf. YVILLIAM SCOTT, '68, IfE2'c-P1'z'sz'1z'a1zf5. , A. W. BLAIR, '67. Dr. T. H. XVHITE, '67. Secrefazjf. H. L. GOEHRING, '87, Ioo Diamond Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 7?'mszzrer. GEO. E. SHEA, '86, ' E.V66Z!fZ3Z!E C0mmz'Ifef. GEO. A. HOWE, 778, Cliairman. WILLIAM H. ELLIS, '73, JOSEPH B- SHEA, '86- XV. W. LAWRENCE, '78, R. D. TOTTEN, '86. GEORGE P. HAMILTON, '80, W. L. JONES, '87, Meetings at cali of Executive Committee. Membership, 125 199 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CHICAGO AND THE NORTHWEST. FOUNDED 1 876. Pre5z'a'e1zz'. Rev. JOHN DEWITT, D.D., '63. V286-P1'e5z'fZe7z!x. Rev. T. C. HALL, '79. W. S. MILLIGAN, '64. W. D. VAN DYKE, '78. Secfefafjf and Treaszzrer. 'WILLIABI ALTON, Jr., '84, 159 La Salle Street, Chicago. E,T6EZlfZ7?!E C07mfzz'z'z'ee. CYRUS MCCORMICK, '79, Chaiffmcm. W. B. MCILVAINE, '85. V HENRY H. FORSYTHE, '86. JAMES S. HARLAN, '83. D. B. JONES, '76. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY. FOUNDED 1886. Pf'e5z'zZe7zz'. A Hon. BENNETT VAN SYCKEL,ALL.D., '46. Sccreiary. JOHN A. CAMPBELL, ,77, Trenton, N. J. T reaszzrer. EDWARD W. EVANS, '60, Trenton. Membership about 7oo. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF OMAI-IA. FOUNDED 1 884. Preszdefzf. Prof. C. E. DES ISLETS, '59, Bellevue College, Neb. Serrefary. Rev. THOMAS C. HALL, '79, Chicago, Ill. Treaszzrer. L. P. FUNKHOUSER, '78, Omaha, Neb. Membership, 54. 200 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CLEVELAND FOUNDED I 887. P1'e5z'1z'a111'. THOMPSON MCGOWAN, '61. Wee- Hwszkfefz fs. FRANK C. HURT, '73. JOTHAM POTTER, '77. FREDERICK B. DUVAL, D.D., '72. -S1?L'7'tZfIZ7jl mm' Y?'ca.vz1re7'. LATIMER H. PRESCOTT, '83, Cleveland, O. E.veculz'w' C011u1zz'z'z'ee. JOTHABI POTTER, '77, Chfzirmrzn. EDXVARD W. HAINES, '66. LATIMER H. PRESCOTT, '83. EDXVARD VOLLRATH, '83. CLINTON S. DAY, '83. Membership about 25. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. FOUNDED I872. Preszliezzf. Mke- Prcfs2'1z'wz2's. CHARLES ABERT, '42, n Hon. A. B. HAGNER, '45. Hon. A. H. COLQUITT, '44, HENRY B. MUNN, '47. Dr. J. C. WELLING, '44. Hou. GEORGE GRAY, ' 59. Secreizzry. JOHN I-I. VOORHEES, '41, cor. Ninth and F Streets. Yhfzzszzffeff. A. B. KELLEY, ,7O. Exefzzlzife Conzmzliee. WILLIAM STONE ABERT, '65. F. S. PRESBREY, '79, E. S. MCCALMONT, 77. F. D. MCKENNEY, '84. H. CLAY STEWART, '84. Annual meeting in january. Membership, 75. 201 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CINCINNATI AND VICINITY. Preszkieni. Col. JOHN W. ABERT, '38 Wag-Preszklefzfs. President L. D. POTTER, D.D., '4I. Hon, GEORGE B. KINKEAD, '71 Rev. VVYILLIAIVI IVICIQIBBEN, D.D., '69. President E. D. WARFIELD, '82. Secrefary. DAVID G. PHILLIPS, Jr., '87, Cincinnati, O. Y5'msw'e7'. FERDINAND JELKE, Jr., '84, S. W. 4th Street, Cincinnati, O. . .E.l'6CZlfZ3?!U C07fzmz'!z'ef. OREN B. BROWN, '76, FRANK H. KEMPER, '78. Hon. DAVID L. NIASSIE, '8o. JOHN C. L. PUSH, '76, THE PRINCETON CLUB OF ST. LOUIS. EOUNDED 1876. Pffeszkiwzf. Hon. S. M. BRECKENRIDGE, LL.D., '45. Mhz- Pf'esz'zz'e7z!x. Hon. THOINIAS H. HEWES, '43. Dr. E. S. LEMOINE, '45. Hon. J. W. MARTIN, '55. DABNEY CARR, Esq., '52. Y9'ezz5m'e7'. K. DUNCAN MELLIER, '69. Searefmjf. CHARLES CLAFLIN ALLEN, '75, E,recnfz'zf.e C'071z71zz'f!ee. JAMES L. BLAIR, ,75. FIELDING W. OLIVER, '79. . P. TAYLOR BRYAN, '82, Meets annually in April. Membership, 292. 202 PRINCETON COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE PACIFIC COAST. H'z'5z'1z'f11f. JOHN B. MHOON, Esq., '59. .S2w'cz'fz1j1. Rev. FREDERICK E. SHEARER, D.D., '62. 2 New Montgomery St., corner Palace Hotel, San Francisco. E.mwfzzfz'11c C0l11ll?Z'ffUL'. FREDERICK E. SHEARER, D.D., ,62, ax-ojido. JOHN B. MHOON, Esq., ,5Q, 6.1'-UjiCZ.0. Hon. H. I. THORNTON, '54. C. B. ALEXANDER, Esq., '7O. Rev. A. J. ICERR, '79. Meets Semi-annually. Membership, 85. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF LOUISVILLE FOUNDED 1884. Pf'e5z'f!elz!. THOMAS B. DAVIDSON, Ph.D., '48, Serrefmjf. Proi JOHN G. CECIL, '76. 413 YVest Chestnut Street, Louisville, Ky. 73'ecz,vm'e7'. A CLIFTON RODFRS BARRETT, '81. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NEWARK, N.J. FOUNDED 1888. V, E P1'e5z'zz'e7z1'. Hou. THOIXIAS N. MCCARTER, LL.D., '42, I 17226-Preszliefzfs. EDGAR HOLDEN, M.D., 159, Rev. DAKVID R. FRAZER, D.D., 761 EUGENE VANDERPOEL, '64. I Secreirzijf. A THOMAS W. HARVEY, M.D., '75. E.TECZlfZT!E C071zmz'z'!ee. V Hou. JOSEPH L. MUNN, I62. CHANDLER W. RIKER, '76. Hon. EDXVARD G. KEASBY, ,75. PHILIP N. JACKSON, '81. SHERRERD DEPUE, '85, 203 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE NENV NORTHWEST. FOUNDED 1886. Praszkimi. HENRY A. BOARDMAN, '66. Wie-Pf'e5z'de1z!. Hon. WESTCOTT VVILKIN, ,43. Secrefzzry and Treaszzrer. WM. W. CONNOR, '85, Minneapolis, Minn. Meets at Minneapolis and St. Paul alternately. Membership, 175. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF LONG ISLAND. FOUNDED 1885. Preszkiefzf. Prof. ROBERT FOSTER, Ph.D., '47, Wk:-P7'esz'dem'. J. H. DARLINGTON, Ph.D., '77. Secreimjf. Rev. N. VVOOLSEY XVELLES, '72- Trefzsw'e1'. Prof. W. J. NEVIUS, '29. E,1'6fZtfZT!E Calmlzzfiee. Rev. THOS. B. MCLEOD, D.D., '7O. Rev. J. C. I-IUME, ,77. Rev. ARCHIBALD MCCULLAGH, D.D., '68. LOUIS J. LANG, Esq., '81 O QQOIAOPOQLJ. THOMAS C. HENRY . ..... -. REV. FREDERICK VINTON, L.H.D. . . . . FRANKLIN C. HILL, Ph.G., D.Sc REV. NIELANCTHON B. XVILLIAMS ALBERT R. GALLATIN ..,.,. HON. JAMES POLLOCK, LL.D . . T. HARVEY MORRIS ..... NEWTON LIGHTMOOR .... REV. EDWARD B. EDGAR . . . REV. JAMES C. BIOFFAT, D.D . HON. JOHN S. HAGER, LL.D . . THOMAS H. MOORE ..... IOHN L. MANNING ...... REV. EDWIN H. RHINEHART . . REV. GEORGE C. BUSH .... JOHN I. CRANE, M.D .... HON. GEORGE H. BOKER . . PROF. C. T. WOODHULL . EDWARD N. DICKERSON . .A R. PHILIP CRESSMAN . . IRVING SPENCE ..... GEN. WM. W. BELKNAP . . REV. ALEXANDER REED . . SAMUEL S. HALSEY .... GEORGE H. BURROUGHS . . DUI-LESSIS H. HELM . . WASHINGTON MARKS . . SAMUEL H. JACOBUS '. . JAMES B. TOLER .... REV.-TOHN LAIRD ...... REV. WALTER R. FRAME . . CHARLES P. MURRAY, M.D . . HAROLD MANN ...... 205 T rzzsfee of the Collqgc. L 1'b1'1z1'z'zzf1. Curalor of E. Af Jfzzsezzzlz- CLASS. . . 1814 . . 1816 . . 1831 . . .1831 . .1833 . . 1835 . .1835 . .1836 . . 1836 . .1837 . . 1837 . . 1839 . .1840 . . IS42 . . .1842 . EX-I843 . .1843 . . 1848 . .1848 . . 1845 . . 1856 . .1856 . . 1862 . .1863 . .1864 . . 1865 . .1871 . .1872 . . 1875 . .1876 JAMES G. DAVIS - 1 JOHN STEVENS . . JOHN R. URNER . . PAUL C. LAIVIAR . . . HORACE M. PORTER . . U?zde'7Qg'7'adz1fzZes. P.K.SATTERF1ELD . . ......... . . JOHN T. Y'ORKE ,... HORACE CONANT .... XVILLIAM H. ENGLISH . K-W NASSAU HALL, OR NORTH COLLEGE . . OLDPREHDENTSIUNBE ...... GEOLOGICAL HALL COHECCSJ . . . EAST COLLEGE ....... YVEST COLLEGE . . CLIO HALL . . . WHIG HALL OLD CHAPEL ....... NEW PRES1DENT'S HOUSE . MUSEUM ......... GYININASIUBI ...... DICKINSON HALL .... REUNION HALL ..... ITALSTEAD OBSERVATORY SCIENTIFIC BUILDING . . IJBRARY ........ VVITHERSPOON' HALL. . . VVORKING OBSERVATORY . MURRAY HALL ..... EDWARDS HALL .... DEARQUAND CHAPEL . .. BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY. . MUSEUM OF HISTORIC ART . . DJAGNETIC OBSERVATORY. . DYNAMO BUILDING .... ALBEKPDOD HALL. .. CHENHCALIMBORATORY . .. 206 9OW9g6 Eguilpclingreb. 1 878 1884 1884 1886 1887 1892 1892 1893 1894 ERECTED. 1756 1756 1803 1833 1836 1838 1838 1847 1849 1856 1869 1870 1870 1872 1875 1873 1877 1878 1879 I88O 1881 1887 1888 1889 1889 1890 1890 F197 .V ,, ,Nf-Qgifi-2-734.0417 E.-1, jf! ,1T i -'i1 -vu ' -1 1 7 ,, . 9 iw '5,'1R1'-M 11 WMF 1 .:'W -R 1' 1 Y 11.?T5Wqf,1.5 577+ E. 1 Dyk, ff X1 T 7952 gk fi? 3.1-u Jef X' 1 gi? 1,-V7 -1.7 f+n1g--- il.nxdilb.1-.3L,3,1f.!.,.1.5!.3QQ.LL1Q3 519 reQ5 :He rmff OF THE 1 ' 8? Q0 ege o ew ewegy. Accessus. Exitus. Rev. JONATHAN DICKINSONX . . . . April Oct 1747 Rev. AARON BURR? ..... . 1748 1757 Rev. JONATHAN EDVVARDSJG . . . . Jan. Mar. 1758 Rev. SAMUEL DAVIESQ. . . . . 1758 1761 Rev. SAMUEL IFINLEY, D.D.f6 ...... . . I76I 1766 Rev. JOHN XVITHERSPOON, D.D., LL.D.f+ . . . 1768 1794 Rev. S. STANHOPE SMITH, D.D., LL.D.+?7 . . . 1795 1812 ASHBEL GREEN, D.D., LL.Di+-7. ..... . 1812 1822 JAMES CARNAHAN, D.D., LLDBLT . . 1823 1354 JOHN NEACLEAN, D.D., LLDFET . . . . . . 1854 1868 JAMES MQCOSH, D.D., LL.D., L.H.D.1' . . . 1868 1888 FRANCIS L. PATTON, D.D., LL.D. . . . 1888 8 15QLgSea. 2 QQQQQLQYJ 8 8 ' Sm , N 1 vvvvvv 2 J wma 9 31115 , Q . ' Lf .7 . ' . 207 gm 7,24-A . .. --. Wifi.. . gel? XX - ,if,Q.: Q he - ' ' if i XXX ff M 'T' Q4 ' - :wr .- .iiirQ.lnp,4jlHW1lHE4t7,2'llMf-7fi5,lInIhj?p7i raw-f'-I-v--1-..............,..., .L - .-- fwzrg-2, W f'lLL iffy L'f,l.,,-8131, 1 , 'i as 59 ff , Q '-H , gf y, y, yZjf,.W A ' ,j Q1- - i an ,I 4 , ,V 1 WWW? ' ' 'Z WEE .- Xjjij' ' 'Hpl I ' ' ' W I ,I On the 18th of September, 1889, President Patton ushered in the 144th year of the College's existence by his address to the undergraduate body in Marquand Chapel. At its conclusion - hand-shaking became a mania, and the following dialogue was repeated hundreds of times : How are you, old man Pl' 'K First-rate 3 how are you ? Oh, can't complain. Glad to see you back. I' Thanks. I'1n glad to get back. In this little by-play the Freshmen were conspicuously ab- sent. Poor dears! They had yet to form those friendships Q , QZ.5? 2 cWwi,tei if --r ' which are by far the pleasantest feature of college life. After some spirited exhortations by the Juniors, the Freshmen per- 208 formed their usual antics and the Sophomores were not slow to respond. After these wrangles, which to outsiders always seem to be conducted for the especial amusement of the two upper classes, public interest centred in the race for the class base- ball championship. Before the sun set on the 21st, '92 had scored two victories, defeating '90 and ,9I, by the respective scores of 1 to o and 9 to 2. The 23d witnessed the Freshmen's dcbzif, and they fell vic- tims to 19O,S wiles to the tune of IO to 3. On the 24th ,Q3 received a second defeat at the hands of '91, score I4 to 2. The series ended on the 28th, when the Seniors defeated the juniors, 5'to 3, and '92 won the championship by '1 X' . :' if if as or 1 rw .g.,',.l2gRi?W -M-s. Wy' Qgyyv 1,4 G Q Wgex -I '- x X yay a i v' aff , i f 2 K, f oo' ag-.xv gr -' -,y Eg' ' 2, .5 xv X, va, -f... ,f .aff va, x9 Q5 w 5 'i-K ,iskq wy rm 'Q i il 34. 5 23 nigga' YS-i2..15 s:,Qm9 T . -. . f-1 1 f' .am .mfg , i .. X Na- ff: 'alrit e ww fr '. ,' -is ff 'av W 7 PJ?-1 - X qv, x-X 7 -f garmg' ' X ev- A 1 1.2 A kfkf . T -'-if Owof -r ' ,f 1-.saga ag 0 'V X6gQa3?ZQgN of Q 55 gg: AQ? I ,vis 'l , lv I - 1-j . - Q 0' txgfk 4 1. S 9? X so.: I f , ls, 6 9 'Li'.,-as -' 12llL7fiw .v ey. Q4 l H I avi? y a,s , s 1, arf. 8363 11+ H raw J .Avis Whiz I H A Z-A 9. - ' , ,1- fir , li5i:1,:a N X-f'f'E2:f ' 'fi ll '. ,ws X l..-.49 4 ' it '1,.,'fz. ., f gf'yevW2- 4 - , ra ' - ,f.-QA s, ,I ,P . v' ' .sigf A94 40 ' ff ' 4 F - - 1' f' 1 - ' ' ' 'sf' eixaiyfe ' if i ii2ui'F,eSEFPf 5::,v 0s 'V fr '-:iw A ' '1' mf f'f -ey -i w' ,. f at-,Dk I .W VB I i n azzasagffrf m Tar? 1 f:.- :Q '- defeating the Freshmen in the midst of the usual din, by a score of 1 5 to o. The presence of the Sophomore band accounts for the large score. , The Sophomore Class elections were held on the 24th, with the following result : President-MAX FARRAND. VlCC-PI6Sld6Ht1BOYVDRE PHINIZY. Secretary-CLINTON WOOD. Treasurer-PETER ' QVREDENBURGV. 209 In this month the seating capacity of the chapel choir plat- form was taxed to its utmost, to receive the new addition of songsters from all four classes. e, f- Q OCTOBER. . L 'HE official election ofthe Junior Class Qresulting as fol- ,h. C lows : President, I. Black, Vice-President, VV. Spicer 5 Secretary and Treasurer, C. Gordon g Base-ball Mana- ger, P. Ionesj brought that month to a close, and ushered in October, and Autumn, the nut-brown maiden we all so love. As soon as the College Tennis Championship was decided by JOl1l1SO1'1,4,92, defeating Bird, '90, three sets to love, the foot-ball season opened with a game won from Lehigh by the small score, 16 to o. 53: 5 122' L ff V15 vt a a ff! We! uf ii? f C ii, M zz, ' 'f . ,gr hgh, . -' -'f Tiiih' 1 ' if-75539133 x raw' fr 4' miiff' . -,g1:gr,g,'dq , I JR . r -iii-iii? 'TL E The PRINCETONIAN of the date says that there were but three of last year's team on the field, and the new material was very light, and for the most part very green. But a few days later, when Lehigh actually scored on us, andfthe Tigers came home with a victory, told in the words, only 16 to 41 things looked very, very blue. The Class Lacrosse Championship diverted our attention from such gloomy channels for awhile, and we saw the games come out as follows : '90-'91 . . . .o to o 90- 92. . . 1 to 1 '90-'93 . . . 4 to 0 '91-'92. . .o to 1 ,QI-iQ3. . .4 t0 0 YQ2-'Q3 .......,... 1 to 0 The Kentucky Club and the Philadelphia Club now caine into existence, all alive and kicking 5 and later on the two lower classes inet in direful conllict back of Edwards', and after -Q ,, , X , , , , I, ,. lf. Wa ff! ,f2,ra,2gffafWif,-fe-2:541 f7fy i'Q,45f'5J, - f.f,f,l. ef2,fg:fl12:' 2 26 fjf,zZf 4 yi' 7 K, f,,f,,, .-f,, gyf, ,X f , f ,ff ' di A 'fi 1 'Y J! '4 f ff -7 1, ,ff 71 yflfif.-f' f',f', l 1'2!f 'LY117 ' fi!jf,,Tj , 4 , gi? 'fi:,f i 9 Q? igkf Legg f ,Tw Z4 fji? f' iff ' PM ,,f,,f 'Q jf 9511? -1 41 ' 7 ff? .3227 74957 2 5 f N J Z e a : g, . , , , f 1, - .f 4, ,,,,,f,., V,,,,,,, f4 X, , K fff'.f ff-1 f,,' ff f- in 'f575'7'2f,, ' ' w ' 7 44 if A, gay? f, XJ 'J fi Y f if f it If , '3 f',' ' 7 ft 4 , 7, f l.?l,?gf Z 'flfl ist en . 4, SQL? 4,5 b , g y2 t f5'? fzf 24 gf? ff xg ' 1 oO ahard fight over the leather, '92, in half an hour's play, scored 16 points to '93's o. The cane spree-that good old institution-Caine next on the programme. The shades of night had fallen and the pale moon gazed blankly .down upon a scene of unusual hilarity. A select chorus in the Witherspoon balcony supplied enlivening vocal music before the fun connnenced, and the pauses between the acts were by no means monotonous, owing to the sound of colliding ists and faces, accompanied by the niultitudinous and 211 inelodious war-whoops of the contending parties,. It was a lively night, and Mr. Barr, '89, the referee, pronounced the Sophomores winners of all three canes, as Davis, 792, beat Ring, '93, Bucher, '92, beat Chapin, ,935 jefferson, '92, beat Beveridge, 193. ' Knowlton Ames, '9o, resigned the foot-ball captaincy and Edgar A. Poe, '91, was elected in his place. Princeton now beat Stevens by the score, 49 to o. The Freshmen met and organ- ized as follows: Warren, president 3 Thorp, vice-president, Buckley, secretary 5 Newton, treasurer, Chapin, historian. johnson, '92, the college tennis champion, was sent to the Intercollegiate Tournament, but failed to defeat Hurd, of Yale. Princeton ws. University of Pennsylvania, on the 26th 3 score, 72 to 4. Meanwhile the 'Varsity Lacrosse Team were making things lively for Brooklyn, but they were defeated by a close score. Carried away by the foot-ball spirit, the eating clubs formed a league, and niost sanguinary encounters might be almost daily seen back of Reunion. As about seventeen clubs claimed the championship, it was not awarded. NO VEIIIBER. To the majority of people November is the most disagreable month of the entire year, but to a Princeton 'man it is filled f.. fiagyxhxx ,alt We ,17 fy 1 ' f ' f'if'rJ uiiiiiff I fig? ' -X-it W' r, 'aY , 'Jw with the greatest interest and excitement. YVhat care we for the rain and mud, Iwhen we can go down to the field every 222 110011 a11d spend 2111 l1our of unalloyed bliss i11 watching 'the 'Varsity practice? W' ith what eagerness tl1e result of eacl1 game is noticed, and l1ow the scores we make against Pennsyl- vania and Wesleyan and Harvard are CO111p2L1'CCl with those made by Yale, to discover if possible our chances for the cha111- pionship ! The know-it-alls tell us we ca11 arrive at no certai11 co11clusio11s i11 that wayg that Yale is always foxyg that she plays substitutes i11stead of l1er regular men, and that, when the final game comes, she will prese11t a team far ahead of any- ! 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It may be so, and our enthusiasm is somewhat dimmed for the time being, but when the 28th of November finds us riding out to the Berkeley Oval, the remembrance of 72 to 4, 98 to o, and above all 41 to 15, ills us with hope, a11d We await the issue of the struggle with a good share of confidence. And what a game it was ! Twenty-ive thousand spectators voted it the finest ever played in this country, and every sup- porter of Princeton heartily responded Amen ! for Yale was defeated and We had Won back the championship. The other eve11ts of the month were completely overshadowed by the foot-ball excitement, but still they were interesting a11d 213 worthy of record. The athletic sports on the 1st could hardly be called a success, but served to demonstrate that the Fresh- men possessed much good material for future development. A week later Mr. Layford came among us and conducted many instructive services in Murray Hall, and on the 19th Dr. Van Dyke began his course of lectures on Art, which continued through December. DECEJWBER. it It 1 UTUAL congratulations were the features which marked Qiiji' the entrance of Winter. The boys hadnlt had a good Rafal, chance to point out to each other the particularly bril- liant plays which the team had made on the Berkeley iii? Oval, because the Thanksgiving recess had intervened, a recess which existed not in Word but in deed. ax MW 25330 -sw ,, , rl TWX ,'iN-gq 3' mi' X x Ilfxnxim -HM , I -, fer: 'i Za Q, 4 , ' ,nf I l ,,' 1li ar, W, .:.-V? ff? XA., ,.::-'-- 1 P On the night of the 2d the official celebration of the cham- pionship took place, and speeches were made which evidently found a very appreciable echo in the heart 5 but Truth compels us to note that Mr. Donnelly refused in a most touching man- ner to respond to the Wishes of his admirers. On the next day the team n1et in the Nassau Hotel, and A 214 there unanimously elected Edgar Allen Poe captain for the en- suing year. On the 3d, Ioth and I2lfl1, respectively, Mr. I. C. Van Dyke gave his fourth, ifth and sixth lectures on Art. On the 4th the Seniors held the first of their series of elections, this time adopting a constitution governing class elections. John Van Ness, V. Lansing Collins and C. P. Butler nnished in the order named in the Clio Hall Sophomore Oratorical contest. The Glee and Banjo Clubs gave their Hrst concert of the sea- son at Princeton and it proved a most agreeable introduction to the Senior Assembly, which immediately followed. The sun of the 7th saw A. Reed, loo, elevated to the ofhce of chief executive of the Philadelphian Society, and it also watched the 'Varsity defeat the Washington Alumni by a score of 57 to o. On the 1 ith E. G. Rawson and john Zimmerman received first and second prizes in the 'Whig Hall Senior Oratorical contest. The Senior elections resulted as follows : Master of Ceremonies, K. L. Ames, Ill., President, I. I. Charlton, Ore., Secretary, L. D. Speir, N. I., Class Orator, F. Palmer, Me. 5 Poet, H. 'WY Hathaway, N. ff. q Ivy Orator, T. F. Chambers, D. C. g Historian, I. XV. Bird, N. I. 5 Presen- tation Orator, H. H. Janeway, N. I., Prophet, I. B. Smith, Ia. g Censor, H. W. Perrin, Pa. g Washington's Birthday Ora- tor, G. MCF. Galt, Ill. 3 Class of '76 Debater, I. M. Yeakle, Pa. 3 Class Day Committee: C. G. Bickham, O., C. R. Guerin, N. I., G. Weidman, jr., Pa., F. S. Anthony, O., G. G, Belt, Ia., NV. L. Phelps, O., M. McLaren, N. Y., D. D. Casement, O., I. Lewis, Mo., A. G. Jennings, N. Y., G. V. Rickert, Pa., F. S. Miller, N. Y., YV. S. Kimball, N. I. 5 NassazeHe1'- ald Committee: L. W. Sibbett, Pa., AJ. Collins, N. Y., E. VV. Shultz, Pa., F. W. Hagney, N. I., Ode Committee: R. T. Townsend, Pa., 'W. S. Conant, N. J., A. S. Baker, N. In Me- morial Committee: S. W. Thurber, N. Y., B. H. Adams, N. J., L. E. Livingood, Pa. The other classes followed suit to the extent of the Washing- ton's Birthday Orators and Debaters. The ,QI Bric-a-Brac appeared on the 16th, and the voices of the money-changers rang out loud and clear in 2 North West. On the 18th the College melted away before the bright rays of the Christmas vacation. JANUAR K College reassembled on the 2d, but the Glee Club did ' not return till the 6th. They were absent on their Southern trip, which turned out to be one of the most successful trips ever made by that organization. Dr. Frederick Vinton,.the College librarian, died january Ist and his loss was strongly felt by the College. He had been with the College for many years and had brought the library to a system of classihcation rarely equaled. He was a Wonder- ful worker in his department and his knowledge of books was unsurpassed. Miss Amelia B. Edwards lectured on Egyptian Art the even- ? r il V fig, iffy? ' 1 V, ,j,:fj,., 1 f f . -ric,',.'L'j,.fc ,fjfff ' -,' I I 1 . X f',- X xy I, ,7 Ly? 1,!f,,! ' ,r ,N ,f 'fi 'Y A' N 4 F i , V rg?-at pf . X? . I . xiii' iff fa! A ' 51- f ,f f , ., ' if-gif: 1- f i, if TV,-,EQ ' nu I gf 1 re - f 1455-'fi- i' ,. at s. W. Qs ri pf W 1.-T ex -gLf7f 4 1' ,,. .,,,. Wai? ' tt eifgifieeige-P424 1 . eLfgfEi-' ia-ee g ee-T-5 ings of the 8th and gth. On the 16th Mr. Anthony Comstock addressed the students in Murray Hall. This was probably the largest meeting the Philadelphian Society held during the year, which clearly indicates how large an interest the under- graduate body takes in the development of true art. The College Catalogue appeared on the 18th and so did the Baird Prizes. First Prize, E. B. Baxter, Ga. 3 Second Prize, F. Palmer, Me. g Third Prize, W. Lowrie, Pa. Poetry: H. W. Hathaway, N. I, Disputation: First Prize, R. T. Mc- Cready, Pa. 5 Second Prize, H. K. Denlinger, Pa. 216 The Annual Princeton Alumni dinner was held january 23d in New Y ork. The Glee Club and Foot-ball team were in- vited to attend and the Championship formed a very pleas- urable portion of the speeches. Each member of the team was presented by the Alumni with a tiny golden foot-ball, with his name and position inscribed upon it. 1 The rest of the College had barely time to handle and examine these trophies before the Mid-Year Examinations began. Then came the triumph of the poller, but he did not appre- ciate it. His brow was just as careworn as the biggest 1oafer's -only the difference was that the poller was seeking first group and the loafer seeking to escape conditions. january goth was the Day of Prayer for colleges, and surely the under- graduate body of this College needed it. 1:15816 U.-1 R X 9992 month opened ausipiciously for Princeton, for at the Q University of Pennsylvania Mid-Winter Sports, the '93 tug-of-War pulled the Schuylkill Navy, Swarthmore and QM the University of Pennsylvania teams successively, thus winning first place, and Carey, '93, won the 40 yards dash in good time. Other Princeton men came very near getting prizes. ,ff f X' 55 ff? Q . f ff Q WM V N f'iWAff 9aa6:'45'- f f f 7 .,, nz'n,, .LL Q 'n.!jl1f'n'q V f yi ff , .A fe-..s . 'Ss-C425 K 411. A65 On the 6th Carl Lumholtz, the explorer, favored us with an account of his life among the Cannibals. The feature of the 47th Regiment Games on the Iloth was ' 217 the splendid running of Dohm, '90 and Carey, '93. Both took iirsts. On the 12th the social dukes were in clover. Ivy gave a tea in the afternoon, which was as charming as it was crowded, the Glee and Banjo Clubs gave a concert early in the evening, and the junior Promenade wound up a day of unusual festivity for Princeton. Next morning the Cottage, by a breakfast, proved that it too could act the host in a right royal manner, and in the after- noon the Trustees at a meeting elected to the vacant chair of Political Economy Professor Woodrow Wilson. A sudden activity in the Freshman Class resulted in the following elections : Hayden, base-ball manager g' McAlpin, captain of Lacrosse team, and Green manager. On the 18th the Glee and Banjo Clubs delighted the non- compulsory portion of the inhabitants of Sing Sing with their music. The Dramatic Association opened its season on the 21st with Time Will Tell, before an appreciative audience. Washington's Birthday was, as usual, a gala day. The ex- ercises in the morning were excellent, Mr. Galt in the senior oration 1fE, the Dual League and G. W. being especially good. The Trenton Band played McGinty in great style, receiving an encore. The interest the Sophomores and Freshmen took in each other, and the emphasis with which each party strove to impress its sentiment on the opposite crowd called forth first the righteous indignation of the visitors, and subsqeuently a full-blooded specimen of the time-honored, reprimanding elo- quence of P1'z'7zc.e!01zz'cz1z's leading editorial, The athletic meet- ing in the Gymnasium was a pleasing exhibition and the de- bate in the evening was well worth hearing. At a meeting of the Intercollegiate Athletic Association at New York D, S. Miller Cgcj was elected President for theen- suing year, and at a similar meeting of the Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association E. A. Lewis C915 was chosen to the same office. The preliminary I. O. contest resulted as follows : Cho, Stevens, Semple, Minassian, Evans 5 Whzg, Meyers, Wallace, Parker, jones. The closing event of the month was a library meeting at Dr. McCosh's residence, on the subject of his recent lectures. ZIS Ziff! R Cff. f chief feature of March was the number of meetings of 3 various College organizations for the election of officers. The Philadelphian Society opened the campaign on the ISt A i and was followed four days later by the Foot-Ball Associa- tion, which required an adjourned meeting a week afterwards to finally elect Mr. Farrand treasurer. Then came Mr. Moody's visit, and a great quickening in the religious activities of the uni- versity was perceived after his departure. The prize debates in Clio and Vlfhig, Freshman Class meeting, Glee Club Concert in New York and election of oliicers for the Southern Club filled the next week completely, while in the latter part of the month the New York Club, the Tennis Association and the f f, 1 , .jf f ' ,VI I , f f , , , VV V f f y eff yi - j 1' :ff Z X 151 5? ffl fi-vi i i! ff fi 'X f, f--ef ' ff f f r -Q ,ww ,QI Gun Club followed the example of their Southern brethren, and on, the 22d the retiring board of Literary editors chose their successors. The lucky ones were Barnes, Dunham, Meyers, Stephens, Wallace and Wheeler, and doubtless they felt greatly relieved when the 'burden of competition was lifted from their shoulders, and they changed from the condition of trembling candidates to that of full-iiedged editors in whose tender mercies reposed the fate of the men from '92, trying for the same position a year later. The month closed Very appro- 219 priately with the graduation of the Seniors from Hall, and thus was begun that severing of College ties, and that How of pathetic oratory which reached its culmination at Commence- ments R ,4Pze1L. PRIL was ushered in by the first annual Athletic and 55? Gymnastic Contest of the Princeton Preparatory School, EE and the performances of the various competitors reflected great credit on the physical side of that excellent in- stitution. The oratorical genius of the Sophomores in Wliig Hall was exemplified by Messrs. Leroy Gresham and Joseph M. Huston, who won first and second prizes respectively in the Sophomore Oratorical Contest held in Whig Hall on the first. On the second the base-ball team was beaten by the Athletics at Philadelphia, 5 to 12, and on the fifth by Newark, 4 to 12. At the indoor games of the Berkeley Athletic Club, held the evening of the latter date, the light-weight tug took second place in the Eastern Championships. On the seventh the Phil- J . Agility! Q ,qiwiiiiit is 7'-Ii VW ' 4 '- DEW 5- 1 W fy ,-M f W: ly , ses 1 1-:M gigztn-A 5.5 A l adelpliia Club held its annual banquet in the City of Brotherly Love, and, assisted by the eloquence of members of their ovvn and other clubs, and by the cheering words of prominent alum- ni, passed an agreeable evening. The Lacrosse game vvith Brooklyn, resulting in their favor by a score of 2 to 1, the base-ball game with Lehigh, in which Princeton was victorious, I3 to 1, the Amateur Athletic Union 220 games at Boston, where Dohnm, ,QO,.2l11d Carey, ,93, carried the orange and black to the front g and the Gun Club shoot, Won by Gould, ,QI, helped to keep time from dragging on the 12th, 7 M QF, 'EB X' -Z I. mb ? X, f lf - ' ' f' 5 -, W t nz K QE. f 6 22.-1 ,f- ff-J f on and supplied an unfailing topic of conversation the next day CSundayj in front of Marquand Chapel. 221 ff!! The Ijtll was given up to meetings of different college or- ganizations, among which were the Freshman class meeting, the charter meeting of the American Patriotic League Chapter, the New York Club meeting and the meeting of the executive committee of the Intercollegiate Athletic Association, which made arrangements to hold the games at the Berkeley Oval, May 3rst. The Igtll was an eventful day for Princeton. Lehigh was beaten at base-ball, 8 to 4, the Lacrosse team defeated the strong Staten Island twelve, I to o, and the Glee Club cele- brated these victories by giving a most successful concert at at Brooklyn. On the 23d the nine won a five-inning game from Rutgers by the largest score of the season, 35 to o, and that evening YVhig Hall chose Messrs. Charlton, Rawson and Denlinger to represent her in the Lynde debate. On the following evening Clio held her preliminary contest, and selected Messrs. Yeakle, Merchant and Gesner as her debaters. On the 26th tl1e Intercollegiate Foot-Ball Association met in New York and formally awarded the championship to Prince- ton, and the month closed with a base-ball game with Lafay- ette on the goth, the score of which was 6 to 3. , IVA lf is, in the college year, a season when an uncontrol- lable laziness seizes us, from Seniors down' to Freshman. True, the Seniors are on the eve of their examination, but somehow they never show the slightest anxiety throughout this month of May. They gladly entertain the other undergraduates with their songs, and occasionally the amusement is varied by a choice recitation from one of the more gifted occupants of old Nassau steps. The House H used to be the favorite last summer. The juniors shake their heads at some of the selections, and say wisely : Wait till we sing next year. The Sophomores talk all through every song, and the Freshmen alone appreciate the treat. The ist of May saw the irrepressible Freshmen again before the public eye, this time in 'the Wliig Hall speaking contest, when H. Bridges, of New York, and P. Davis carried off the 222 honors. On the 3d the Philadelphian Society held its annaul meeting, and the result announced to the outside world was : Pres., W. Casselburyg V ice-Pres., C. Gordon. Barring these happy choices, this day was an unlucky one for Princeton, and that evening the tiger combed his whiskers with a mournful air as he thought of the events of the day: Base-ball at New Haven, Yale 3, Princeton 2 5 Lacrosse at Baltimore, Druids 4, Princeton og base-ball at Pottstown, Hill School 12, Prince- ton, ,93, II. But when, with weary and painful look, the tiger stretched himself out on his bed, his agony was wonderfully lightened by the thought that our Lacrosse Reserves had beaten Lawrenceville. The seminary commencement was held K V,! .ff xp -f if if ii- .W fl ll. V it , 1 - ' 1 al lm 7,i ,lp I ,X If li! is 1- X on the 6th, and the next day Princeton beat the Staten Island C. C. at base-ball 5 score, 7 to 1. On the 9th Meyers, YQI, took iirst prize in Wliig Hall prize debate, C. Wood, ,Q2, took second prize and Van Cleve, ,QO, walked away with an honorable mention. P. McAlpin and I. C. Green were the favored ones in the Clio Hall Freshman speaking contest. The Princeton Lacrosse team defeated Stevens on the -1oth by a score of I2 to o. Dohm, ,QO, won first prize in the 5oo yards run at the M. A. C. games in New York, and the Cuban Giants were so success- 223 fullylpluuged in the tureen by our base-ball team that a dusky hue pervades that most charming of bouillons. On the 14th and 17th the team added two more victories by defeating the Iaspers and the Staten Island A. C. On this latter date an in- tensely exciting game of Lacrosse was played on the 'Varsity grounds, in which the orange and black defeated johns Hop- kins by a score of 3-2. The Conference Committee acknowl- edge their uselessness on the 19th, and disbanded. The University of Pennsylvania beat the Princeton Pets, on thefzist, at base-ball, but the 24th saw a glorious victory, for Yale wentjdown to the tune of I-o, after some of the finest ball- playing ever seen in intercollegiate base-ball. This same day the Lacrosse team defeated Lehigh 3-2, and won the champion- ship. W'e might add that the Yale Gun Club downed the ,QI Gun Club on this date, but it did not put the slightest damper on the enthusiasm, and indeed we have already forgotten the SCOYG. jUN.E. ffm f , R31 ' J' A - . ' f Z6 , C 14 ky U 5 V r-Sq, LW I , i f oensiTQ Fil . amy- 1+-,-, l SYVQ-115 57.--RT! Yxgiqupfpl r I Aoi? T071 Y a fi- fi. LL -2 N u f I my :J ' I IW 1,7-45v'd L r'h1 v Ov rv X ' Bmyoclun 2 7 1. '- f H xzvlloulfyf I 55' ul 1 ' I 1 X 1 . I f d 1 ' L l I ' X N B R I I J ,- L., 1. -T ....:.- -- HE first six days of june were made hideous to every Prince- ' y ton man by that relic of barbarisin-examinations. -SON On the 7th, however, the last one was over, and that evening the Central Pennsylvania Club expressed its joy at the emancipation from polling, by partaking of a sumptuous banquet in Philadelphia. On the same day the nine took a 224 trip to Richmond, and there showed the University of Virginia boys how to play base-ball, to the tune of 9 to 4. The following day was Baccalaureate Sunday, and the col- lege had the privilege of hearing one of Dr. Patton's niasterly sermons. By this time the town was well nlled with visitors, I -x 1 , , li! xv V j X -1 17--r--3--,, X spa -ll rx- lift' WW WW W7 all 7W MWVMX ,X , 1.331 NX A f'-WZ . l'fz:f4fa'g5!t at amz if Nady s -.ifgfidfMlzififfy-aft all s 7? 1,31killf?iblm2dqiQ9,'iff'wiM. 1 1 ,rrswavtf lv, Hall 1 fad Mymudmywy ' ily ' ' 1: If X , H5 I ' xx? 3 , X , ' , .1 . oWnl Ulll lilf l mg IM ,1 ,f ,J x v? XF N' L , i N M l l all lf-fx A' f' ,1 i ll t ill' IXZ t as ses , si and Monday saw large audiences present at all the class-day exercises. In the evening the junior Orator contest took place, and was voted by every one the best in years. The morning of the Ioth dawned bright and clear for the Caledonian games, and the beautiful weather encouraged the athletes to do their 226 best. The feature of the games was the struggle, in the mile walk, for last place, which was finally won, after a hard ight, by Tower, DQ3. The Freshmen generally did remarkably well, and won the cup by a large margin. At I2 olclock the Guyot Memorial was unveiled in the chapel, and in the afternoon the corner-stones of the new Halls were laid. The addresses on this occasion were among the finest Princeton audiences ever listened to. In the evening the Lynde debates discussed the Service Pension Bill, and at eleven o'clock the Sophomore Reception began. University Hall-thanks to the skill and energy of the committee-looked like a fairy palace, and it was unanimously agreed that the Re- ception was a grand success. About two o'clock in the morning it seemed to occur to nearly every one in the ball-room that the Freshmen had played the Yale ,Q3 base-ball team that day, and everybody began to ask his neighbor about the score. Wheii the information was obtained, however, it was not very satisfactory, for Princeton had been defeated, I3 to ro. But nobody let this depress his spirits, and the dance went merrily on till long after the stars had faded from the sky. The next day the r4g,d annual commence- ment took place, and the President in hisaddress showed the ever-increasing prosperity of the college. That 'afternoon most of the students left for home, but those who possessed the true sporting blood stayed over in New York till-the 14th, to see the base-ball game with Yale, The result was a tie, and it was decided to play it off on the 18th, when-but let us draw a veil over the rest. Better luck next time. t ' -i ' prii ' K , f .. . K T if 6 vl H '41 a ' w- V 2 o ,ff Q 1 Y' x x. K 5 fi , ff' A , X H- Y I- V 5 , .H f v 4 ,, N X-1 5- '11-1 ,,--4 I 'P , ' cfxiiif' .zz A my iw l , if W' I 5 w iw . Y . 'i in 'lr f If ' 3' .Y . 'K 5 .4 A .ir -- .- ' Jw- --. 3.-sv .J .- .-'. rIz'i4'1 ra 'Sf '91,-. .mai 2' AQ., ' -..' .AVL 2 1- . -r -WE' -:-'---.-i iv' Af,-45:Lsr.i,,2w f- ,. ', - -fry . V f yl- H: ff' 1 '-.5-4 4-Y .a,g,,:f-7 ' gf , L -. .-s 4 --.-. -, , - '- 'Y I ,Q-Hhs' Arg' - .fi QQTY' ' , ' S 1 .. , I. 3,-.-44 - -c-5, ,, ' A . f nf A- 4... 5 mf.. -v .A L, 2:6 ZIIWIII if 2447- 7 Wa ' - W ' HEADWEAR-Wm. H. Oakford, gth' above Chestnut Phlla Fme goods at popular puces INDEX. Alumni Associations, . . Annual Commencement, . . Athletics, ....... . Calendar, . . Class Oiiicers, . . . Class Organizations, . . College Buildings, . . Directory, . . . . . Eating Clubs ,...... Faculty and Instructors, . . Fellows, ..........,. . First Lynde Prizemen for six years, . First junior Orators for six years, . . Graduating Class, ....... . Literary Organizations ,.... Maclean Prizemen for six years, . . Miscellaneous ,......... Necrology, ............... Presidents of the College of New Jersey, . , Post Graduates, ........... . Retrospect, . . Salutamus ,..... States Represented, . . Summary, ..... . . Trustees of the College ,... Valedictorians for six years, . . 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When you come to Philadelphia, Whether you Want to buy only a Collar, or a suit of Silk Underwear, or if you Want to leave your grip, or to call up some of your friends on the 'phone, you are perfectly welcome to all the conveniences that our shop affords. If, at the same time, you need any FINE DRESS SHIRTS or MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, We can make it to your interest to trade with us. Come and see if we can't. F. H. PEIRCE Cgl CO., 1406 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. GENERAL SPORTING GOODS. KEEFE 8a BECANNON, 157 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Outfittersto the Players' National League, and Manufacturers of the Keefe Official Ball. PILL GOODS GUFKRPXNTEED TO GIBZE SKTISFECTION. CIEBICE-I.N'.A.li PC1311 CIN' TEA.- From THE SUNDAY DEMOCRAT. I. Some men, to sate a vain desire. Indulge in draughts of liquid fireg VVhile SOIVC Q:-ind oft it proves their banej, Quai? glorious Ui bumpers of champagneg li t ' ' t u give to me, aye, give o ME, A steaming cup of Callanaifs tea. II. Delightful, fragrant, rich and strong, flileet theme for e'en a LaureaLe's song,j Callanan's all other teas excel, As water from a crystal well Doth far exceed in purity The turgid stream by yonder lea. III. Some others only serve to tease, But Callnnzufs never Emil to please, Some tens, to taste, oft prove pernicious, But Callanau ik Kemp's ever are delicious: Dust doubt? Then, l would say, my friends, just taste their favorite high-class blends, IV. Then Hll me up, yes, fill me up, A steaming, aromatic cup: I'll hold it 'tween my fuigentips The while this toast escapes my lips: Oh, may the fame ofthe 41 tea, Extend from centre to the sea ! CALLANAN St KEMP, Groeers and T ea, Dealers, sewn ron A NO. 41 Vesey Street, N. Y. City. PRICE LIST JOHN B. MoRLEY SL eo., it F2I5l1io1z2Il9lQ Tuilorg, it Cor. Chestnut and Eighth Sts. PHILADELPHIA. FIRST-CLASS WORK AT MODERATE PRICES. 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