Princeton University - Bric A Brac Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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Examinations of the Three Lower Classes. Baccalaureate Sunday. ' Commencement Meeting of the Board of Trustees. Class Day-junior Orations, 7,30 P. M. Reading of Theses by Scientific Students-Annual Meetings of Literary Societies and Alumn Association-Lynde Prize Debate, 7.30 P. M. 145th Annual Commencement. Examinations for Admission, held simultaneously in Princeton and elsewhere. .Long Vacation. JZ, 1 - aiaiiaiaigaiiae TRUSTEES OE THE COLLEGE. His Excellency LEON ABBETT, LL.D., Governor of the State of New Jersey, and ex-ojiczb President of the Board of Trustees. FRANCIS LANDEY PATTON, D.D., LL.D., President of the Col- lege, and, in the absence of the Governor, President of the Board. SAMUEL H. PENNINGTON, M.D ....................... ELIJAH R. CRAVEN, D.D., LL.D .... . CHARLES K. IMBRIE, D.D .......... HENRY M. ALEXANDER, LL.D ....... WILLIAM M. PAXTON, D.D., LL.D ..... ..,.. Hon. JOHN I. BLAIR ................. Hon. JOHN A. STEWART ............... .... JOHN HALL, D.D., LL.D. ................. .... . WILLIAM HENRY GREEN. D.D., LL.D .... ..... Hon. E. T. GREEN ....... ..........,.. ..... CHARLES E. GREEN, A.M ....... WII.LIAM LIBBEY. .......... . .. . . . THOMAS N. MCCARTER, LL.D ..... .... Rev. SAMUEL B. DOD. A. M ...... .... J. ADDISON HENRY, D.D .... .... M. TAYLOR PYNE, A.M ....... .... JAMES W. ALEXANDER, A. M ..... .... FRANK B. HODGE, D.D ..... DAVID R. FRAZER, D.D .... ...... .... JOHN K. COWEN, A. M ............... Rev. GEORGE B. STENVART, A. M .... . CYRUS H. MCCORMICK, A. M ....... JOHN DIXON, D.D ................. Hon. WILLIAM J. MAGIE, LL.D ...................... Rev. MELANCTHON W. JACOBUS ........... .......... Newark, N. J. Philadelphia, Pa. Jersey City, N. J. New York City. Princeton, N. J. Blairstown, N. J. New York City. New York City. Princeton, N. J. Trenton, N. J. Trenton, N. J. New York City. Newark, N. Hoboken, N. J. Philadelphia, Pa. New York City. New York City. . Wilkes-Barre, Pa.. Newark, N. J. Baltimore, Md. Harrisburg, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Trenton, N. J. Elizabeth, N. J. Hartford, Conn. ELIJAH R. CRAVEN, Clerk :yt the Board W' Trusiees. EDYVIN C. QSBORN, T1'ea.vzWe7'. 4 Q-'inf .filet M22 emi ff-',i:.3' fs'iiw,Q bqfitf He: Mist' Wi' at Mufti 'ft' ve 'VS 1- iff we 1' 1 were r Q -11 f'ii tN: wget? Milf may-tl f1a,.,.' '.ge1,..f ., ,f,,:F es- . . rf .. .. .:-,-- , bikini i'xwoWu 'q41k -'funk n' avoir .- well an fob i'GOii 'k09i'i0Wl1t'qO FACU LTY AND INSTRUCTORS. FRANCIS LANDEY PATTON, D.D., LL.D., PRESIDENT, Robert Lenox Professor of Biblical Instruction and Stuart Professor of Ethics. Prospect. JAMES ORMSBEE MURRAY, D.D., LL.D., DEAN or THE FACULTY, Holmes Professor of Belles Lettres and English Language and Literature. 73 Nassau Street. JAMES MCCOSH, D.D., LL.D., LITT.D., Ex-PRESIDENT, Lecturer on Philosophy. 33 Prospect Avenue. JOHN THOMAS DUFFIELD, D.D., LL.D, Dod Professor of Mathematics. 23 University Place. J. STILLWELL SCI-IANCK, M.D., LL.D., Professor of Chemistry and Hygiene. 18 Nassau Street. HENRY CLAY CAMERON, Pi-LD.. D.D., CLERK or THE FACULTY, Professor of Greek Language and Literature. - 34 Mercer Street. CHARLES WOODRUFF SI-IIELDS, D.D., LL.D., Professor of the Harmony of Science and Revealed Religion. go Mercer Street. WILLIAM ALFRED PACKARD, PH.D., Kennedy Professor of Latin Language and Literature, and the Science of Language College Place. JOSEPH KARGE, PI-I.D., VVoodhull Professor of Continental Languages and Literature. 302 Nassau Street. CYRUS FOGG BRACKETT, M.D., LL.D., Henry Professor of Physics. 4 Prospect Avenue. HENREZ' BEDINGER CORNWALL, E.M., PH.D., Professor of Analytical Chemistry and Mineralogy. 5 I Nassau Street. 5 FACULTY AND HVSTR UCTORS-Conimued. GEORGE MACLOSKIE, LL.D., D.SC., Professor of Biology. 239 Nassau Street. CHARLES MCMILLAN, C.E , Professor of Civil Engineering and Applied Mathematics. 40 Bayard Avenue. CHARLES AUGUSTUS YOUNG, PH.D., LL.D., Professor of Astronomy. 16 Prospect Avenue. S. STANI-IOPE ORRIS, P1-LD., L.H.D., Ewing Professor of Greek Language and Literature. 66 Nassau Street. CHARLES GREEN ROCKWOOD, JR., PH.D., Professor of Mathematics. 34 Bayard Avenue. THEODORE WHITEFIELD HUNT, PH.D., L.H.D., Professor of Rhetoric and English Language. 16 Dickinson Street. WILLIAM MILLIGAN SLOANE, PHD., L.H.D., Professor of History and Political Science. Q5 Bayard Avenue. GEORGE LANSING RAYMOND, L.H.D. Professor of Oratory and Esthetic Crtticism. 83 Bayard Avenue. SAMUEL ROSS WINANS, PH.D., Professor of Greek and Instructor in Sanskrit. 58 University Place. WILLIAM LIBBEY, JR., D.SC., Princeton, Professor of Physical Geography and Histology, and Director of the E. M. Museum of Geology and Archaeology. A 20 Bayard Avenue. WILLIAM BERRYMAN SCOTT, PH.D., Heidelberg, Blair Professor of Geology. 56 Bayard Avenue. FREDERICK NEWTON WILLSON, C.E., Professor of Descriptive Geometry, Stereotomy and Technical Drawing. Stony Brook. WILLIAM COWPER PRIME, LL.D., Professor of the History of Art. 38 East 23d Street, New York City. ALLAN MARQUAND, P1-LD., L.H.D., Professor of Archaeology and the History of Art. Guernsey Hall. ANDREYV FLEMING WEST, Pi-LD., Giger Professor of Latin and Professor of Pedagogics. 5 Prospect Avenue. 6 FACUL TV AND IJVSTR UCTORS-C07ZfZ3lZlEd. ALEXANDER THOMAS ORMOND, PH.D., Princeton, Stuart Professor of Mental Science and Logic. 109 Canal Street. HERMANN CARL OTTO HUSS, P1-LD., Jena, Professor of Modern Languages and Literature. 32 Chambers Street. ARTHUR LINCOLN FROTHINGI-IAM, Ir., PH.D., Leipsic, Professor of Archzcology and the History of Art. A Guernsey Hall. HENRY BURCHARD FINE, PH.D., Leipsic, Professor of Mathematics. 41 Prospect Avenue JOHN HOVVELL WESTCOTT, PH.D.-, Princeton, Professor of Latin. I2 West Witherspoon Hall. WOODROW VVILSON, PH.D., LL.D., Professor of Jurisprudence and Political Economy. 48 Steaclman Street VVILLIAM FRANCIS MAGIE, PH.D., Berlin, Profesor of Physics. 27 University Place. HERBERT STEARNS SQUIER SMITH, C.E., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering. X 4 East Witherspoon Hall LEROY WILEY MCCAY, D.Sc., Assistant Professor of Analytical Chemistry and Mineralogy. 6 South Albert B. Dod Hall. HENRY DALLAS THOMPSON, D.Sc,, Princeton, Assistant Professor of Mathematics. ro North Albert B. Dod Hall. MARION MILLS MILLER, L1'rT.D., Princeton, Assistant Professor of Oratory and ZEsthetic Criticism. 8 North West College. GEORGE' MCLEAN HARPER, A.B., Assistant Professor of French. 8 South East College. Instructor in the Semitic Languages. TAYLOR REED, A.M., Assistant in Astronomy. . Observatory, Prospect Avenue. WALTER MEAD RANKIN, PH.D., Munich, Instructor in Biology and Curator of the Zoological Museum. 60 University Place. 7 FA CULTY AND INSTR UCTORS-Conlzhzued. WALTER BUTLER HARRIS, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering. I 245 Nassau Street. SAMUEL THOMSON DODD, A.M., Assistant in Physics. II South Edwards Hall. ALEXANDER HAMILTON PHILLIPS, B.S , Demonstrator in Biology. JOHN MILTON BROOKS, A.M., Instructor in Mathematics. Stony Brook. 7 Edwards Place. LOUIS EUGENE LIVINGOOD, A.B., Instructor in French and German. ROBERT WILLIAIVI 31 Canal Street. BLAKE, A.M., Instructor in Greek. 16 North Edwards Hall. CLARKE BENEDICT VVILLIAMS, A.B., Instructor in Mathematics. 6 South Middle Reunion Hall. ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, A.B., T. H. P. Sailer Assistant in Religious Instruction. 3 3 Old Seminary. ERNST OTTO WILLIAM IVIILDNER, Instructor in German. 40 Mercer Street. Rev. JOHN GRIER HIBBEN, A.M., Instructor in Logic. CHARLES SIDNEY University Place. SMITH, A.M., Instructor in Latin . zo Canal Street CHARLES FREEMAN WILLIAMS MCCLURE, A.B., Instructor in Biology. 50 Nassau Street NICHOLAS EVERTSON CROSBY, A.M., Instructor in Greek and Latin. . . 68 Un1vers1ty Place. FRED NEHER, A.M., Assistant in Chemistry. 7 Edwards Place. BARTON CRUIKSHANK, Instructor in Graphics. I5 Nassau Hall. ERNEST CUSHING RICHARDSON, PH.D., Librarian. 8 69 Prospect Avenue. OTHER CO LLEGE OFFICERS. EDVVIN CURTIS OSBORN, Treaszzrcr. 49 Nassau Street, HENRY GREEN DUFFIELD, A.B., Traa.v1cre7 s Asszklafzf. 23 University Place. HENRY NEVIUS VAN DYKE, A.M., Regzlvlrar mm' Pfeszklafzfk Sec7'e1'my, 53 University Place. MORITZ FISCHER, Czzralar M Me E. 111. Jllfzsemfz. I2 Nassau Hall. I ERNST OTTO WILLIAM MILDNER,07jgcznz1vz'. 40 Mercer Street. ISAAC JACKSON TURNER, Superz7zz'emZenl gf G-jl7777ZflJZ'Zd7lZ MATTHEW GOLDIE, Praffar. xxid 9 SENIORS ..... JUNIORS ..... SOPHOMORES ..... FRESHMEN ..... SENIORS, ' JUNIORS, SOPHOMORES, SENIORS, JUNIORS, C. 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ALBERT CHAUNCEY EYCLESHYMER, B.S. fUnztzf. Zllzkhjf. .. -- Class of 1877 University Fellow in Biology. WINTHROP MORE DANIELS, A.B.+t .................. .... . . .Ohio South East Club University Fellow in Social Science. JOHN HAUGHTON CONEY, A.M ................ -- 164 Nassau Street. Fellow in Social Science. EDWARD WATERMAN EVANS, JR., A.B. ...... .... New jersey 6 South Reunion Hall. University Fellow in Archaeology. GEORGE RIDDLE WALLACE, A.B .............. . . . Pennsylvania 38 University Hall GEORGE POSTE WHEELER, A.B ................ Pennsylvania 40 Nassau Street. Fellow in Oratory. FRANCIS ERNEST LLOYD, A.B.i ............ . . . .... Pennsylvania Special Fellow in Biology. i'Resignerl. A Ay a, Alix W ,ET ,. ,,V J I i I 1 I if Ye Swarm-in I2 .02 TQTU MQ I Q ,. 1 I ns! A -. f1 I I ix NX 1-k Z ,Q X MEN gum , . A . . M Qt fiif' lt! . g,W,W5gflu'. ,ax exfg X tae X W il ill? fi ' ' .. we XX Qi 'pf ' , -1 . -. .slr-H UHIU Iflmf, nIlnlIlf'6l:lln1lh,.0 Q Fd 4? x -Q 57 ll ' ' . . 1. 1.'lliJ1 TQ- 1 ' .WC is -W . .M if - ' rf 4- 0 f . 4 -A lg' 2 has as We 0 L L F .. 0- 'Ka E llfcg ull' l , F REAL ut . ,L l I ll: I - will W MU. 1. l eaf txg - .Qi H.R.DQnrEl5. lVame. Calfegc. Hoffze Address. William Alexander, A.B ....... .... L afayette .... ..... lv lillerstown, Pa. Eugene McClellan Armstrong .... . Williams. . . . ..... Marcellus, N. Y. Maitland Vance Bartlett, A.B ........... Princeton .... . . . .New Richmond, Wis Frank Fenton Blessing, A.B., Union, A.M. .Princeton .... ..... S lingerlands, N. Y. Asahel Pettit Bloomer, A.B ............... Princeton .... ..... I ndianapolis, Ind. james Monroe Boger, A.B ...... .... B iddle ...... ..... C oncord, N. C. Curtis Orris Bosserman, A.B ..... .... P rinceton ........... Newport, Pa. Robert Bradley, Jr., A.B ....... john Milton Brooks, A.M ....... Willie Winfield Casselberry, A.B .... .... Addison Berg Collins, A.B. . . . . Alexander Porter Cooper, A.B. . Nicholas Evertson Crosby, A.M'. Charles Edgar Davis,A.M.,Princeton,LL. B. George Harrison De La Vergne, Ph. B .... William Dewar, A.B ............. ....... Warren Benyew Dunham, A.B .... . . . . . james J. Dunlop, A.B ........... .... Carl George Hans Ettlich ........ . . . . William Littell Everitt, A.B ....... . . August Frederick Fehlandt, A.B William Hays Ferguson, A.B .... . . So. Car. College .... Princeton .......... Princeton Princeton .... .... Maryville ..... .... Columbia .... . . Columbia Colorado . Toronto ............. Princeton ........ . . College City of N.Y. N. Y. University . .. .Camden, S. C. .Scranton, Pa. .Pottstown, Pa. .Philadelphia, Pa. Cincinnati, O. .New York City. .Colorado. Owen Sound, Ont. .Oxford, Ind. .N ew York City. .Jersey City, N. I. Princeton ........... jarnesburgh, N. Y . Madison ............ Madison, Wis. Westminster ........ I3 ' Renassaler, Mo. Naffze. Sterling johnson Foster, jr., A.B. . Raymond Hilliard Gage, A.B ...... Robert Isaacs Gamon, A.B ....... Benjamin McKee Gemmill, A.B .... Oscar Gillingham, A.B. . . .. . . Alexander Gilmore ..... joseph Hamilton, A.B ............. Wallace Maxwell Hamilton, A.B . . . George McLean Harper, A.B .... Harle Wallace Hathaway, A.B ..... Hugh Hilton, A.B .................. . . Walter Alexander Hitchcock, A.B ...... . Robert Horne ............,.. ..... College. Yale . ., ............ . . Univ. of Penna ,.... . Lafayette ........... 5 Brisbane Univer- I Q sity, Australia. 5 Wash. and jeff ..... . .Washington, Tenn. . . Princeton .... . , . . . . . Princeton ........... . .Royal Univlreland. . . .St. johns .......... . S. W. Pres. Univ .... Lincoln ....... . . . . . . McCormick Th. Sem.. Matthew james Hyndman, A.B. ,U.P..A.M.Princeton .........., Hamilton Andrew Hymes, A.B ......... . .Univ. So. Carolina. . . Clarke Alexander Buckner Jennings, A.B. .So. Carolina College. . George Leslie Johnston, A.B ............ Daniel Cothi jones .... .......... . Herman Samuel juistema, A.B .... Harry Bell King, A.B .......,,.. William Deas Kerswill, A.B. . . . Harry Kremers, A.B. .. .... . . . .. Robert McEwen Labaree, A.B ...., William Porter Lee, A.B., Macalester Louis August Lindemuth, A.B ............ W. Virginia Univ . . . Samuel Ross McClements, A.B ........... . Alexander james McGillivray, A.B. David Charles Mackintosh, A.B . .. Alexander Mann, A.B. ......... . . Daniel Hulshizer Martin, A.B ...... james Alexander Matheson, A.B. . . George Whiteheld Mead, Ph.B ..... Charles Clinton Meek, A.B. ..... . Homer Ramsdell Miller, A.B .... . Mushegh Minas Minassian, A.B .... Charles Thomas Mixer, B.S ...... john Montgomery, A.B .... . .Toronto ............ . 2 Trevecca College, , Cwrt, Wales. Hope .............. . .Wash. and jeff ..... . . .Hope ..... .... . , A.M . Princeton ........... . .Dalhousie .... .... . Toronto ..... ..... Lafayette .... ..... Oberlin. ..... .... . Monmouth P1'inceton.... . .Princeton . . ........ . Princeton ...... . . . . . 14 Toronto ............ Marietta .....,...... Royal Univ. Ireland. . Manitoba ............ Princeton .... ..... Ohio Normal Univ. . H owe A ddress. Union Springs, Ala. Dover, N. J. Philadelphia, Pa. Stewartstown, Pa. Oxford, Pa. Brisbane, Queensland .Washington, Pa. Margaret, Tenn. Shippensburg, Pa. jersey City Hgts. , NJ Kilrea, Ireland. Baltimore, Md. Hamlet, Ill. Philadelphia, Pa. Dallas, Tex. Clinton, S. C. London, Ont. No. Eau Claire, Wis. Grand Haven, Mich. Claysville, Pa. Adelaide, Ont. Holland City, Mich. East Sharon, Mass. Philadelphia, Pa. Wheeling, W. Va. Belfast, Ireland. Port Elgin, Ont. Springville, N. S. Baltimore, Ont. Doylestown, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Norwalk, O. Kankakee, Ill. Amity, N. Y. New York . Chicago, Ill. .Ada, O. Nalfze. Eliot Henry Moore, A.B .... Harry Walter Moore, A.M .... Fred Neher, A.M .......... james Ossewaarde, A.B .... Hiram Grant Person, A.B .... jacob Poppen, A.B ........ . . . Rev. William Henry Purnphrey Homer Putnam, A.B ......,.... ,A.B.. Robert McClellan Ramsay, A.B .... .... james Marion Robertson, A.B. . joseph Stockton Roddy, A.B. . . William james Rowan, A.B . . James Skinner Scott, A.B ...... Gregory Avak Shirajian, A.B.. . Nathaniel john Sproul, A.B .,.. Herman Goethe Stoetzer, A.B . . . Andrew Todd Taylor, A.B ..... Robert Howard Taylor ........ Emil Simon Toensmeier, A.B. . George Bailey Troub, A.B . . . Albert james Weisley, A.B .... . Charles Louis White, A.B ...... Clarke Benedict' Williams, A.B. Arthur Thomas Young, A.B .... Oscar Woodward Zeigler, A.B.. College. New York Univ ..... Westminster, Pa.. . . . Princeton .... ....... Hope ..... ..,. Williams ..... .... Kalamazoo ...... . . . Ill. Wesl. Univ. Ph.D. Dalhousie .......... Univ. of Penna ...... Westminster, Pa .... Princeton .......,... Lafayette. ..... . . . . Toronto ........,.... Cent. Turk. Coll ..... Queen's, Kingston. . . W. Va. Univ ........ Grove City, . .. Wabash .... .... Wooster ..... .... Lafayette .... .... Lafayette .... .... W. Va. Univ ........ Princeton ..... .... Park ......... ....... johns Hopkins ...... Hoffze Address. Princeton, N. J. Norfolk, Va. Troy, N. Y. Zeeland, Mich. Batchelorville, N. Y. Grand Rapids, Mich. Garnett. Kas. Lower Onslow, N. S. Philadelphia, Pa. New Wilmington, Pa New Bloomfield, Pa. Chester, Pa. Toronto, Ont. Broossa, Turkey. Orangeville, Ont. Wheeling, W. Va. Pittsburg, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Toledo, O. Honeybrook, Pa. Katasakwa, Pa. Morgantown, W. Va. Uniontown, Pa. Mound City, Md. Baltimore, Md. NON-RESIDENT GRADUATE STUDENTS. Name. Edward Ambrose Bechtel, A.B Winthrop More Daniels, A.M .............. Alvin Davison, A. M ........... College. johns Hopkins ...... Princeton ........... National College .... . Willard Cunningham Humphreys, A.B .... Col., LL.B., M.D... Edwin Mortimer Hopkins, A.B ...... ...... Nathaniel Chauncey james, A.B ..... .... john Irenwus McCain, A.B .... Mark Harvey Liddell, A.B .... Princeton . . . . . . .... . Toronto .... . . . . . . .... Erskine.... Princeton .. . .. . . . 15 Home Address. Yankton, S. D. Middletown, Conn. ' Lebanon, O. Brooklyn, N. Y. Lawrence, Kas. Halifax, N. S. ..Col11mbia, S. C. Lawrenceville, N. J . Nczffze. Rev. john Stevens Parker, A.B Ralph Earl Prime, jr., A.B. . . . William Cowper Prime, A.B. . . William Rankin, A.B .......,.. William Andrew Robinson, A.M. ,.... . , George Tucker Sellew, A.B .... Lewis Buckley Semple, A.B .... Oliver Smith Strong, A.B ...... Howard Crosby Warren, A.M.. Robert Haldane West, A.M .... College. Princeton .... ..... Princeton ..... ..... Princeton .,... .... Princeton .... ..... Princeton ........... Univ. of Rochester. . Lehigh ............., Princeton .... . . . . Princetonu... Princeton... . -5 I 16 Home A ddress Trenton, N. J. Yonkers, N. Y. Yonkers, N. Y. Berlin. So. Bethlehem Portsmouth, O. So. 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W f a t-W 4 '31 V 4 , QU ' Q - - N - New 4 Q f Q -fllefj 1 6fRi...,.gT K CLASS ASE BALL cHAr1PwNsm Wow BY 92. Wonvisf 91 :Q Q - CLASS OR woN BY 92 GANIZATION. CLINTON T. WOOD, Preszkienl. I. WILSON, Sec. and Treas. PETER VREDENBTEIRG, Vzke-Pres. JOHN M . MAYHEVV, HZ19f07Za71 7 . Name. Lucien Abrams ......... john Howard Adams, Sc. . . Benjamin Ames, Sc ........ james Purviance Atkinson ....... Frederick Randolph Bailey. ...... . Thomas Barclay ........... Thomas Bell ..... Imlay Benet .............. Robinson Potter Bennett. . . Martin Voorhees Bergen, jr. john William Rufus Besson Leonidas Hirston Bessen... . Frederick Gregory Betts. . . George Whitefield Betts .... .mg ,...... CLASS '92, SENIORS. Heine Address. Room. 411 Main St., DauaS,TeXaS' .... II S.M.R 196 Columbia Heights, 1 8 W M W Brooklyn, N. Y. 5 16oo 13th St., Princeton, N. I ........ .... Greensburg, Pa ........ jersey Ave., jersey City, N. J. ' 124 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y. Garden City, L. I Hoboken, N. I ..... Hoboken, N. -I.. . .. .......Clearfield, Pa.. . . .. Englewood, N. I .... Elizabeth, N. I ..... . . . Camden, N. I. William Edward Biederwolf ....... Monticello, Ind.. . . Cassius Edwin Bixler .... . . . William Little Bradley .... john Menifee Brennan .... .......Eschol, Pa. .....Middletown,N. ....Par1s,Ky.......... james Chester Brewster. .... .... S ummit, N. Washington, D. C. .Mrs. Atkinson's ........2oM.D ....8N.M.R ......2S.M.R .14 and I5 U.H ........2oN.W S.R ....3 E.M.VV ....3 E.M.W E.W N.E . .... 1oN ....16N ....12 S.D ....14N.D .....24S,.Ed ....2S.E I .... Frederick Bucher ........... .... C olumbia, Pa ...... . . . H ..... . George William Burleigh.. . .......Great Falls, N Arthur Wellman Butler, Sc .... .... Y onkers, N. Y ....... . .. Courtlandt Patterson Butler .......Blairstown,N.j..... ........I1 S.W ........17M.D 26 Steadman St Howard Crosby Butler ...... ..... N ew York City. .... ..... .... 7 N .R Duncan Campbell .......... Alexander Mitchell Candee. Herbert Swift Carter ,...... Marshall Andrews Christy. Alonzo Church. .......... . . Elmer Baldwin Cole .... Varnum Lansing Collins. . . Leon Martin Conwell ..... Elmer jacob Cook .... .. . Z Caledonia, N. Y ...... . Milwaukee, Wis ....... . . . Orange Valley, N. I ..... Sewickley, Pa ........... S.M.R .15 Univ. Place ......14 S.D 1404 I St., N. W., Washington, D. C. ........... 23 S.Ed Windsor, N. J' .......... 27 Vandeventer, Ave 2141 L St., N. W., - Washington, D. C. ..... I5 Univ. Place 2004 Park Ave., . Philadelphia, Pa. ' - ' 5 SR Green Castle, Pa ....... . . .Io E.W 18 CLASS '92, SENIORS-Co1ziz?z2zed. Name. Pierre Frederick Cook ..... Richard Coulter, Ir ........ Harry Franklin Covington Milton Boyd Craighead ..., . Orville Platt Curran, Ir. . . Herman Stearns Davis.. . . . Iames Lucas De Long ..... Robert Denniston .......... Arthur LeGrand Doty, Sc.. Edward Dickinson Dufheld.. George Thomas Dunlop, Ir., Iohn Tathem Dunn .... . . . Harry Slawson Dunning. . . Smith Gardner Dunning. . . Albert Frost Earnshaw ..... Iohn William Easton ..... Edward Ellison, Sc .... Evan M. Evans, Sc.. .. Marcus Stults Farr.. . . . Max. Farrand ............. Iohn Montgomery Gaston. . Herbert Budd Gibbey. .... . Iohn Young Graham, Sc. . . Andrew Caldwell Gray ..... Le Roy Gresham, Sc .... Henry Ewing Hale, Ir ..... Frank Hillman Hall ...... Iohn Hunter Hanna, Sc.. . . Howland Hanson. . ..... . William Harris, Ir ....... Charles Delucena Hart.. . . . Henry Clay Havens ........ Clarence Winants Hillyer. . 5 I S 5 I S l Hoffze Address. Waterloo, N. I .... Greensburg, Pa ..... Snow Hill, Md .... Richmond, Ind ........... . 4045 Lake Ave., Chicago, Ill. Milford, Del .............. . . Lexington, Ky. .... ..... . . 324 S 42d St., I Philadelphia, Pa. I I S' n.uu Room. ....IoS.M.R N.D ....7S.D. .....13M.D E.W . .... I3 S,E ....1g M.D .....14 N.E Orange, N. I ............. ........... r N.W Princeton, N. I ............... 3I2 Q St., Washington, D. C. 173 Academy St., WVilkes-Barre, Pa. Middletown, N.Y ......... Mechanicstown, N. Y .... .. Lowville, N. Y ........ Princeton, N. I ..... .... I224 Washington St., Kansas City, Mo. Englewood, N. I ......... Cranberry, N. I .............. .23 Univ. Place i. ........... IO S.R .....1oN,H ....26 N.H ........26N.H II Dickinson St . . . ..47 Univ. Place .....IoS.R ....5S.W ....25N.Ed Q9 Spruce St., Newark, N.I .......... IQ W.W East Liverpool, O. .......... . Princeton, N. I. . . .. Montgomery, N. Y.. . . . . Wilmington, Del ........... 815 Park Ave., Q Baltimore, Md. I ........5oN.H . . . .194 Nassau St . .... 4N.M.R ......5S.W Princeton, N . I. ............ 26 Prospect Ave 1420 15th St., Washington, D.C. .......... .7 N.M.R Henderson, Ky. ..................... 20 S.W Key East, N. I .... .... 2 7 Vandeventer Ave Princeton, N . I ................ 245 Nassau St 1317 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Toms River, N. I ....... Bergen Point, N. I .... 19 E.M.W ....16N.H ....11 E.W CLASS Nczffze. Caspar Wistar Hodge, jr. . . . Sheppard Homans, jr., Sc ........ . '92, SENIORS- Cofzlzhued. Home Address. .. . .Princeton, N. 1. . . .. james Frederick Hosford ......... Kinderhook, N. Robert Pollock Howie. . . . , . George Augustus Hulett .... . . . .WestHeld, Mass.. . . .. Englewood, N. J ..... ' Y . . . .Russel, Kansas ..... . ..... . .. Curtis Grubb Hussey, Sc ...... Q8 Cedar iffggheny Pa- if . 2433 N. 5th St., joseph Miller Huston.. . . .... Philadelphia, Pa, 5 . . . Samuel Craig Huston ..... Thomas Smith Irvin .,.... William Vail johnson, Sc ......... James Peter King .......... john Benem Kouwenhoven ....... Preston Stewart Krecker ......... Thomas Cowden Laughlin... . Hugh Archie Lynn ......... 2433 N. 5th St., Philadelphia, Pa. E' l 25 W. Ioth St., ' New York City. ' Orange, N. I ............. Galt, Ontario, Canada .,.... . .... Barnesville, O ...... . . , . .Faskio, Mo. .. .. Lorenzo Greenville Lyon .... ..... B ridgeton, N. I .... William Adams Mackenzie, jr .... Salem, N. Y... . .. Irvine McColl ................ ....Caledonia, N. Y. . . .. Harry Fleming McDowell ........ Connellsville, Pa ..... Alan Cassilis Mcllvaine .... . . . .Vincennes, Ind. . . . Austin McLanahan ............... Chambersburg, Pa . . . Clarence Arthur McVVilliams . . . 12 39 S. Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. john MacLean Magie ............ Paterson, N. I ....... Albertus McLaren Marshall ....... Dayton, O ....... john Mills Mayhew ,... .... Beatrice, Neb ....... Elmer Llwellen Meyers. ..... . . . .Ackermanville, Pa. . . Frank Montgomery Milligan ...... Levi Mogel .......... ............. B ernville, Pa .... Theodore Wilson Morris .... Frederick john Moses, Sc ...... Charles Ogden Mudge .... Newport, Pa ........ P. O. Box 3, Flatbush, L. I. . . Fredericksburg, Pa .......... Yg... ....Freehold, 137 Greenwood Ave., Trenton, N. J.' ....Princeton,N. William Leroy Mudge ..... . . .... Princeton, N. J. . . . Clarence Hitchcock Newton.. .St. Louis, Mo. . .. 20 Room. . . . .60 Stockton St .....23 M. D ....27 N.H .....18 N.Ed . ...7N.W ....2 N.E . ..... 2 N.E M.D N.W .....r8 S.M.R . ..... 23 M.D M.D 28 Chambers St .172 Nassau St N.E ...1 E.M.VV S.M.R 64and65 U.H .....13 S.Ed ...18 N.E .....2o N.W ....2 M.D S.W .....12 N.M.R ...14 M.D ....5 E.M.W . ....... .3 S.R. .16 Stockton St .16 Stockton St 72 Univ. Place. CLASS ,Q2, SENIORS-Cofzlbzued. Naflze. Hollis Address. 5103 Poidras St., James Porter Parker, Sc ........ I New Orleans, La. John Walter Parker ....... .... C utler, Ind ............. William Beltiage Parsons .... .... N ew York City .... ..... George Wilson Peddie ....... Warrington WValworth Periam. .. Bowdre Phinizy. ........... . William Kelley Prentice ...... john Luther Rankin ...... George VanDusen Rickert.. . Charles Ellet Rieman ...... . Alfred Randolph Riggs ...... jesse B. Riggs ............ . .. john Sinclair Roberts, Ir ..... joseph Mitchell Shellabarger. Charles Henry Schick ........ Ralph Dufheld Small .... . Uriah Franklin Smiley .... . William Watson Smith .... . Charles Philip Spooner .... . Charles Wood Somerby .... Robert Alston Stevenson ..... john William Stork ..... . Irving Whiteall Street.. . . . William Stump .......... . Joseph Gaston Syrnmes .... . Charles Irvin Truby ..... john VanNess ................ Peter Vredenburg .... . ..... . Williamson Updike Vreeland. Frederick Clifford Ward ...... Crowley Wentworth ....... . james Westervelt .... . 5512 N.1Sth St., f Philadelphia, Pa. .Newark, N. I .... ...... 519 Green St., Augusta, Ga. 9 W. 16th St., New York City. 765 High St. , Newark, N. Pottsville, Pa .......... S 221 Monument St., Q Baltimore, Md. 3 814 Cathedral St., Baltimore, Md. S 814 Cathedral St., Raom. .....15 S.D ....17 N.H ....4S.E ...zo E.W .....I3 N.D ....14 S.M.R S.W N.D ....4 S.R ....I8 WNV ....6 E.M.W ....7 W.M.W .........8S.R 68 and 69 U.H Reading, Pa ......,. ................ I 2 S. E I Baltimore, Md. Germantown, Pa, .... .. ....Topeka, Kan. . . .. S680 Tremont St., 'Q Boston, Mass. x 827 Wharton St., Q Philadelphia, Pa. . . . .Hollidaysburg, Pa 500 N. 32d St., ....Hudson,Wis..... Philadelphia, Pa. ....LeWistown, Pa. . . . 2208 Eutaw Pl., Baltimore, Md. ....L1ma, ....BelAir,Md....... Cranberry, N. I.... ...Steelton, Pa ..... Johnsonburg, N. ....Freehold,N. .. ....Rocky Hill, N. I ....Croton,N. . . . .Randolph, N. Y... .. . . . .New Brighton, N. Y... . 21 ....1o N.R .....3o N.Ed ...5 N.D 9S.R ....13 S.D N.R .....2N.W ....12 S.Ed ....17 N.Ed 38 S.Ed ....4o S.Ed ....r7 E.W ....41 S.Ed ....17 N.W ....17 WYW .....I3N.E 1535 4th Ave., CLASS ,Q2, Name. Benjamin Vroom White .... Calvin Wight ........,...... Edward VanDyke Wight ......... jesse Lynch Williams ..... john Glover Wilson .. .. Percy Wilson .,..... . .. Clinton Tyler Wood ..... ....5 c Richard Flavel Woods ......... Walter Livingston Wright, jr Alexander Oliver Young ......... SENIORS-Cnnfmued. Home Address. Summit, N. I ....... .... New Hamburg, N. Y.. . New Hamburg, N. Y. . . Princeton, Ill ..... ...... I632 Linden Ave., Baltimore, Md. Fort Missoula, Mont. . . Fargo, N. Dak ....,...... . 1501 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa. Imlaytown, N. I ......... .. Newark, N. I ............ Room. U.H .. ..... 33 Wm. St .. ..... 33 Wm. St N.R .. .... .Io N.R .....9S.R ....4 S.E ..... I1S.W ....2N.W ....3 N.D .. ..... IQ M.D Louisville, Ky. Lawrence Andrew Young. ..... -3 .3 W 1vw'eiB5w4iU-'-' :i'FfL - -' 'ii:ZV!+6'i31 -954 4: - -Q Lfmgrnwl,-9,,,,. .h?-5fy2f-fn1'11H2vffE,- H . - W sk. --- D ,,,,1.,,:'7,w 9 . 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S ROGERS, Secrefary. P. H, DAVIS, Vzke-Preszkieni 1 . SAMUEL COCHRAN, Treasurer P. H. DAVIS, Hzlviorz km. 23 Naffze. Walter Monteith Aikman, I Abram Piatt Andrew, Ir. .. Charles H. Angell ........ E. W. Baird, B. S. ..... . Wm. Osborn Baker ...... Wm. I. Barkley, C. E ..... Horatio S. Beach ....... Lee Clark Beatty ....... Hobart D. Betts, B. S... . james Beveridge ....... james D. Black .... Hamilton Bogue ..... F. A. Borcherling. ....... . Charles Edward Boynton, jr. .... . Henry W. Bridges ......... I. Irving Brokaw ..... Kenneth Brown. ........ . Wm. H. Brown, jr., C. E.. I. H. Buchanan .... ....... Richard V. Buckley.. . . .. A. Johnston Buist .... Isaac W. Byers ........ james D. Cameron .... . C. U. Carpenter. .... . jesse Benedict Carter. . . George W. Case, jr .... J. P. Chandler .......... Thomas C. Chapin, C. E .... Arthur H. Cilley ......... Woodford Clay .... Samuel Cochran ..... Walter H. Condict. . . . . Q CLASS '93, fUNIORS. Horne Address. r ...... Brooklyn, N. Y .... .......LaPort, Ind..... ....Passaic, N. ....Meri0n Station, Pa... .. .. ...Princeton,N. 137 Prytania St., New Orleans, La . ..Palatin Bridge, N. Y.. 42 Nixon St., Allegheny, Pa ....g ...A l .. ..Er1glewood. N. I. . . .. . ....Scotch Buch, N. Y.. . . 117 East 23d St., New York City. 4819 Greenwood Ave.. 36 Park Place, .i .?. -Y E I Chicago, Ill. Y Newark, N. I. Atlanta, Ga .... ........ .......Ogdensburg, N. Y.. . .. 528 Fifth Ave., New York City ....5 c . .... Brooklyn, N. Y ....... . 21 Vifaverly Place, ....Pe1nbert0n, N. J. . . . .. 3 1508 Spruce St., . . . .Charlestown S. C. . . . . ....F1veForks,Pa ....Round Hill, Nj S. New York City. Philadelphia, Pa. l - S 2 Y... ....Dayton,O.............. -S 330 VV. 28th St., ' ' ' ' 1 New York City S30 Linden Ave., ' ' ' ' 2 jersey City, N. I 3025 Morgan St., ' ' ' ' St. Louis, M0 . .... Montclair, N. I ...... . . 101 Gold St., ' ' New York City t 5 l S ....Par1s, 20 Franklin Place, ' ' ' ' Morristown, N. 1. 104 Spruce St., Newark, N. I. 24 5 Room. ......5N.W . . . . .Mrs. Goldie's Trinity Rectory S.D ....3 N.M.R . . . .4 N.D .....6N.E ....2oN.E ....6S.E .. .... 6W.W . 35 Univ. Place ........O,U.H ....5N.E ....Q N.R .....13 N.E ....93 Canal St ....16N.W ...1S.Ed .....2N.R ....19N.E .18 and IQ S.Ed .......24M.D ....12 S.W .....4N.R .....I4N.M.R 18 and IQ S.Ed ....11 N.Ed CLASS '93, -XUIVIORS-Covzfzbzucd. Nafzze. Harrison R. Daniels .... W. R. Davidson, C. E .. Parke H. Davis ......... Joseph A. Dear, Jr .... C. Lincoln De VVitt ..... Wm. Gordon Dice .... Frank Eugene Dill .... John Nevius Dodd. . . W. H. Dodd ........ . Robert Driscoll, Jr .... Vlfilliarn A. Dunn ..... D. C. Durland, C. E .... Howard W. DuBois ..... Ellsworth Dwight .... . John L. Easton ............ .... .. 'fill flame Address. 27 W. Monument Ave., Dayton, O. Steubenville, O.. V ...... .. . .Jamestown, N. Y ....... . I7 Belmont Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Deckertown, N. J .......... . J 144 E Main St., Q Xenia, Ohio. . .Richrnond, Ind. . ..... . .....GE11'H6ld, N.Y .....Gari'ield, .. . . .San Antonio, Texas. . . .. t 5 .... Rnouz. . ..... 8 S.W ....1oN.W ..... 2 S.W ....G.U.H ....3 N.Ed .. . . .Mrs. Warren's ....7N.Ed .. ........ 7N.Ed . ............ I2 S.'W Scroggsneld, Ghio ........... 28 Chambers St J 231 Wlest 74th St., Q Q New York City. K Philadelphia, Pa .............. II Edwards Pl ......P1a1nf1e1d, J 58 Montgomery Ave., Q Allegheny, Pa. ogden M. Edwards, jf., B. s .... Ambefsafgiggggrga Pa. Q Albert Egbert, C. E ........ ...... F ranklin. Pa ............ Fred. Stanton Elder ..... George Erdrnan ..... . Wilson Ferguson .... .. . . Howard S. Forman, B. S ........ George C. Fraser, B. S .... .... Wrn. L. Freund .... . . George L. Garrnany .... C.T. Grant .... .. J. Cleve Green ...... E. L. Greene ...... Wrn. A. Guild ...... Keppele Hall, C. E. .... . i iSavannah, Ga ....... .....VVinlield, Kan........... .....Ashev1lle,N.C . .. ..... Reading, Pa ........... .. J 36 Bergen Ave., Q Q Jersey City, N. J. f J 1502 zoth St., 'Washington, D. C. .. ....... 27 N .... M.U.l-I ...32U.l-I ..... 9 N.E . .... 37 S.Ed S.D . .... 16E.W .... 2oU.H Princeton, N. J ...... ..... 3 2 Vandeventer Ave Cuyahoga Falls, .....Trenton, N.J....... .....Cold Springs, N. Y.... .....Gallatin,Tenn.... . .....Trenton,N. .............19s.M.R ...roN.M.R ......3S.D .....41N.Ed .........74U.H Henry G. C. Hallock .... ..... S teubenville, O .... ..... 3 3 Chambers St Marshall Harrington ........ ..... L ogan, O .......... ........... 5 o U.H Van Allen Harris,-C. E ..... ..... P rinceton, N. J .... .... M rs. Harris's H. L. B. Henderson ...... .... C assville, Pa .... .. ...... 3 N.E Joseph Albright Henry. . Cortlandt V. R. Hodge.. G. N. Houston, C. E .... ..... Oxford,N.J...... .....Burlington, N. .. ..... Maplewood, N. J.... 25 ....2oN.E ....7R.S .....3S.Ed. CLASS '93, fUNIORS-Coniznued. Name. Charles S. Hughes ....... . . C. E. Humphreys, C. E ..... H. C. Hurd, C. E ....... H. C. Inslee, C. E .... Wm. T. johnson ..... A. C. Kellogg .... .. Frederic S. Kellogg ..... W. D. Kellogg. ...... . Philip King ................. Kenneth C. Kirtland, B. S.,. Home A ddresr. . . . .Bel1efonte, Pa.. . . .. ....Bryn Mawr, Pa.. .. .. Room. ..........11S.E .. . .San Antonio, Texas. . .. . . . . . . .8 and IO N.Ed 5o Spruce St., Newark, N. J. ......... I5 N.W Asbury Park, N. I .................. Z4 N.Ed ....Elizabeth, N. . . . .Toronto, Canada. . . . ....Elizabeth, N. 814 7th St., Washington, D. C. . . . . .19 Univ. Place .. . .185 Nassau St . . .19 Univ. Place ........ 74U.H East Orange, N. J ......... 35, 36 and 37 U.H New York City .... .............. 1 5 E.W Edward Augustus Lawrence ...... Charlotte, N. C .... George Klots ................ Felix H. Lester ............. Caleb Wheeler Lord .... . D. M. Ludington .... . Loren M. Luke ........ . . Carleton S. Mather, B. S .... B. B.. McAlpin .... ..... J. R. McAlpin, C. E ........ G. H. MacCloskie, jr., C. E. Gardiner H. Miller ......... james A. Miller ......... Luther R. Momtt ......... Charles H. Montgomery .... Lee Montgomery ..... . . . Howard Moore, C. E ..... Du Bois S. Morris ........ . Robert M. Mullen, C. E ..... C. H. Murray ............. George R. Murray ..... David T. Neely... . .. Charles B. Newton ..... John W. Nicely ....... Walter T. Noble ...... Edward R. Norton, Ir Charles W. Ottley .... Edward R. Palmer, jr .... jack Brent Palmer ..... iii .,C.E .. . .Los Angeles, Cal.. . . . ....Lebanon, Pa.......... 629 West North Ave., Baltimore, Md. ....K1HgStOH,Pa............ 281 West End Ave., New York City. N.Ed .....13 S.M.R .....14N.W . ...15 S.W .....1S.D Sing Sing, N. Y.. ........ 35, 36 and 37 U.H 673 Fifth Ave., New York City. .. 35, 36 and 37 U.H Princeton, N. I ....... ...Prof. MacC1oskie's Roselle, N. Y ................. I9 Univ. Place ....Roselle,N.Y............. zoo Pine St., Harrisburg, ....Warsaw,N. ....Sedalia,Mo....... ....Clayton,N.J.... ....Freehold,N. ...Indiana,Pa ....Centre Hall, Pa.... ....Princeton, N. J-.. Honey Grove, Pa ..... ...Abington,Pa...... ..Dayton,Indiana.... .. ...Topeka,Kan....... ......San Antonio, Tex. . .. Atlanta, Ga ........... 1428 First St., Louisville, Ky. I428 First St., Louisville, Ky. 26 .. ..1g Univ. Place Pa ........ 79U.H ..........3o N.Ed .....12 N.D .......8S.R .....1oS.W .....3S.W .........27M.D .........39N. Ed I7 and zo S.Ed N.M.R ....6Sand69U.H ....8 and IO N.Ed ......13S.M.R .. .... 7 S.W . ....7 S.W CLASS '93, fUZVIORS-Conizmced. Naffze. Francis L. Patton, jr ..... William E. Pollison ..... Harry Otis P001 .......... Bertram Van Dyck Post. . . A. C. Proudfit ............ William I. Reid, Ir ....... James D. Remsen, C. E. . . Charles T. Riggs. ...... . james Warren Ritchey... john Rodgers ......... Herbert M. Rogers .... I. S. Rogers .............. Simeon H. Rollinson, C. E jose Romero .............. Wm. Tufnell Sabine, jr.. . Pennington Satterthwaite. Elmer K. Schulz .......... Clayton F. Sherman ..... Robert T. Sloss. ...... . Wihiam Spiegel .......... Walter Clare Stearns, C. E Frederick W. Stelle ....... C. E Charles H. Stockton, Charles E. H. Sudler ..... Guy Allan Tawney . . . Marshall Thompson ..... John Bard Thompson ..... Edward Y. Thorp. .... . john L. Tildsley ...... F. S. Titsworth, B. S .... Theodore B. Turner ...... Hoffze Address. ...Princeton, N. I ..... . .. . ...Waverly Park, N. . . . ....NewYork City...... . . .... Beirfxt, Syria ..... . . ....B-altimore,Md.......... ....Pittsburg,Pa............ Room. . Pres. Patton's ...17N.W Flatbush, Long Island, N. Y. . . . .Marsovan, Turkey.. . . . . . 312 E. Iowa St., Evansville, Ind. I024 Anita St., Philadelphia, Pa. Omaha, Neb .... .. .... . . . j 3915 Spruce St., Q Philadelphia, Pa. ........Orange, N. . .... Mexico City, Mexico .... . 960 Madison Ave., New York. B. S .... Princeton, N. I .......... Mrs. ........C0lebro0kdale,Pa........... ....Davenport, N. Y.. ....Stanwick, N. I.. . .. ........NeWp0rt, IO West 58th St., New York City. ........Trenton,N.-I............ ........Princeton,N.j..... . . . .Philadelphia, Pa. . . .. 333 Nelson Ave., St. Paul, Minn. ......St. Paul, Minn......... ....Mercer,Pa............ East Orange, N. I ...... ....L0ckport,N. 1012 Broad St., Q Newark, N. I. 5 Corning, Iowa ,........... .Warsaw, N. Y ......... -Frank Herbert Wadsworth. . . . . . Ralph H. Warren, C. E. . . Elmer G. Wherry ........ john F. Wherry .... . George E. White ........ john W. F. Wilkinson . . . 170 W. 59th St., New York City. Peking, China ........... Peking, China ......... .. .Portsm0nth, N. H. . . .. . . . .Harrisonvil1e, N. I.. . .. 27 .......P.U.H 2.17 and 20 S.Ed .....5N.M.R IO W.W .....16 S.Ed .....25N ....2gS.Ed ....6W.M.W ....7S.R ....23N.Ed .....46U.H Satterthwaite's .........2N.R ......1g N.E .....16 S.M.R .. ..22S.Ed .....'...16E.W ...18S.E Col. Stockt0n's ........3o S.Ed. ......25N ......I4S.E-d 78 Univ. Place I5 N.M.R ...16S.W ...24N .. ...4S.E ....1oE.M.W IQ N.Ed S.E ....9 M.D N.Ed rf-V' CLA ss '93, ',fUNf0R5-cmfzamd. Navne. Herbert L. Winans .... William B. Woodbridge ..... Robert K. Wurts ...... Envigne Ybanez, C. E . . . Henry Young, Ir ...... Hoffze Address. ,...jamaica,N.Y.... ,...Ch1cago,Il1......... 1701 Walnut St., I Philadelphia, Pa. f ' ....Mex1co..................... 51058 Broad St., ....t Newark, N. J. I 1 1 il 'II If ,f lg lf .fl f l Al llifym SSW' 'Q Q1 lglglkfxk 'A ll fk . - , - R Xian M l Pfnrf CUP I dll ll 1 Av --..-- 73 11 f lx fl ' 1, . wllll W ...-.. 73 fl ' . -.f T i ll H11 5119 . E I mmm. 2 i t l ,s ' . rfb' s nn 311, U.-. 1 , 0' . q I p 1,11 , 4 Q11 :N . I . + ., Eh- -a .H .-WL . el ' AH , '-iii! - 28 Room. .58 Univ. Place .......7oU.H ....14E.W .....I7 U.H ....3 S.D CLASS ORGANIZATIQN. R. RAMSDELL, Plfeszkieni. W. G, WILSON, Sec. and Treas A. D. IENNEY, Vzke-Preszkieni. D. P. B. CONKLING, Hz19!0rz'czfz 29 CLASS Nczflze. Connor jones Akin, C. E . . . . . . Henery Leland Akin ............. john Harvey Alexander .......... Frederick Warner Allen, C. E ..... Yorke Allen ...................... Franklin Morse Archer ..... .. William Park Armstrong ......... Judson Hooker Bailey, .... , . . . . . Thomas Fisher Bailey .... Carroll Baldwin ................. Edward Hill Baldwin, B. S ....... '94, SOPHOMORES. Hoffze Address. Columbia, Tenn .... . Omaha, Neb ...... Benton, Tenn ......... .... South Orange, N. I ....... . .. South Orange, N4. I. ....... . 319 Cooper St., 2 Camden, N. I. f ' ' ' Selina, Ala ....... .......... Albany, N. Y ....... .....Huntingdon, Pa. . ...... 9 and II Hanover St., Baltimore, Md. ' ' ' james Edward Bathgate, Ir., C. E.Newark, N. J ........... Harold McKnight Beck, E. E.. .. Alexander Benson ........... . john Livingston Bissell ........... .Germantown, Pa ...... 2107 Walnut St., I 1 Philadelph a, Pa. ' Sioux City, Ia ...,........ Newark, N. I ............... Claude Villie Black, C. E .......... Covington. Ky ....... ..... James Robert Blake ...... Phillip Paul Bliss, jr .............. Richard Walker Bogart, jr., E. E. . Reginald Hamilton Bonner, C. E. . ss N. sixth st., Thomas Hamilton Bowes, C. E .... Baltimore, Md ........ .... George Madoc Brinkerhoif, C. E.. .SpringF1eld, Ill ......... . .. I. Maclin Broadnax, ....... Avery Kirk Brodie. B. S .... Mason, Tenn ...... Caledonia, N. Y ..... Newark, N. J. i Newark Valley, N. Y ,...... Yonkers, N. Y .............. Gabriel Scott Brown, C. E ......... Angelo, Pa ............. . . . Murray Peabody Brush .......... 417 E. Broad St., Columbus, O. i ' ' ' Frederick Lemuel Buckelew, C. E. Jamesburg, N. I ........... . john Ludlow Bushnell ..... ..... . .Springiield O ....... . . . . . james Brown Burnet, jr., C. E .... Alden Matthews Califf .... ...... .East Smithfield, Pa... .. james Shaw Campbell ...... ..... Theodore Melville Carlisle ....... Benjamin Franklin Carter ......... Charles Merritt Cartwright ........ Albert Roe Chamberlain ..., . .... . Cummings Waldo Cherry ..... . . james Austin Church, Ir. . james Carpenter Coleman ....... . . Newark, N. J ......... Sewickley, Pa. ........ . . 284 Liberty St., Newburgh, N. Y. ' ' ' 21 Park St., Montclair, N. I. . . Waynesvihe, O ............ Chester, N. Y ......... 3o4 Wood St., Pittsburg, Pa. ' Brooklyn, N. Y .......... Goshen, N. Y ..... 30 Room. . ...... zo N.Ed M.D 33 Chambers' St .. .... 5W.W . ..I1N.E ....47U.H N.R N.R . .31 Univ. Place ..........6N.D ....1S.R .....7N.D ....49 U.H ....39U.H . .... 2 E.M.W .. . .78 Canal St ......12 S.M.R West New Brighton, N. Y ....... 1 Nassau St . . .39 Nassau St .......72U.H .........17N.E .....168 Nassau St .......32N,Ed .. .... 5W.W .,.......7IU.H ..r1 and I2 U.H . .31 Univ. Place . ....... 2 N.Ed .. .... II N.E .,..15 M.D . ...... 9 S.E .....22 N.Ed .....7N.D ....74 U.H ...........27N . .175 Nassau St. CLASS '94, Nrzllze. SO PHOMORES- Cofziznzzed. Hofzze Ada'1'e.rs. Horace French Collins, E. E.. ..... Vfasliingtoii, D. C. Harry Hobart Condit .... ........ T roy Hills, N. J .... David Paul Burleigh Conkling ..... New York City .... . Albert Constable, jr. ........ . . . ...E1kt0n, Md .... Thomas Douglass Corry. .... . . . .Covington, Ky ...... . . . . . - j 1505 Farnum St., Thomas Creigh ........... .... I Omaha, Neb' Samuel Nair Curran, B. S. . . . Ulric Dahlgren ............. Francis W'alter Daire .... Albert Thomas Davis .... . Horace Day. ............. . Larirnore Conover Denise ....... Seth Delmer Dice .... ...... Samuel Dickey .......... John Moore Dickinson .,.... Wilson Kilgore Doty, C. E ........ john Patterson Duff, E. E ........ George Dickinson Edwards ..... Walter Gray Elmer, B. S .... Paul Erdman .... .... ...... Edwin Platt Essick .... . James Frazer Evans ........ Benjamin Howard Everett. . . Boyd Ross Ewing. .... .... . George Leiper Farnurn. . . . james Fentress, jr. , ..... . Herbert Herschel Fisher ..... Howard Shreve Fisher .... . William Wolcott Fisk .... Reuben jay Flick, jr ..... . ...I .....Cl1icago, lll,..... 201 Prospect Ave., Trenton, N. J. zo Morris St., 2 Room. I5 Univ. Place ......42 N.Ed 75 and 76 U.H .....39U.H .....31U.H 31 Univ. Place New Brunswick' N' Jig ............... ISN 65 S Maple Ave., .rg mg... East Orange, . ....Plymouth, IQOI Dodge St., Omaha, Neb. ' ' ....Xen1a,O................ ...OXforcl,Pa. ............ 479 VV. State St., Trenton, N. j. i 5 Amberson Ave., I Trenton, N. I .... ............. Chicago, Ill ............... Brooklyn, N. Y ............ Pittsburg, Pa. i .....17N.E ...,3z N.Ed ..i..3I U.H ....4U.H ......9S.W .....2oM.D ....2N.D .....33 U.H ......4S.M.R ....Morristown,N. S.D 3 55 NICDg'3:2i?yit'N Y 32VandeventerAve ....Elkton, Md... . ... . . ..... .38 YVitherspoon St .....-Iamesburg, N. I. . . .. . . . .Blairsville, Pa. . . . . . ....Med1a, Pa 78 Michigan Ave., ' ' Chicago, Ill. ....122 4th St., Peoria, Ill,. .. ....Swissvale, Pa........ ....Cheshire, Mass........ S52 S. River St., Wilkesbarre, Pa. William Floyd .................... II8 E. 25th St., N. Y ..... George Howard Forsyth, B. S ..... Chicago, Ill .............. ,..........1zN.Ed ....4N.W ....16W.W ....3 W.M.W ...,.II N.M.R .....11 N.W ....2N.D .......1oN.E S.D Grant Colfax Fox. . ............. Cohocton, N. Y ..... .......... 1 97 Nassau St A 1 I7 Federal St., Cleveland Frame ................ 9 Philadelphia. 2 .... ...... 3 6 S.Ed Herbert jefferson Frazer, C. E. .... Brooklyn, N. Y ..... .... . . . .4 S.D 31 1902 Judson Place, CLASS '94, SOPHOMORES-Conlzhued. Nanze. Charles Edward French, B. S ..... Charles Dudley Fuller, jr., E. E.. . Karl George ............ ......... james Gibson, jr ........ .......... Malcolm Goodridge ............... William Edward Grant, B. S ...... Wyllys King Grier ...... ........ Walter Eugene Gunster ...,..... 3 Ellwood Harlow .......... ..... Ernest Hass, B. S ................. Edmund Drake Halsey, jr., B. S.. Edwin Wilson Hammett, C. E ..... Charles Sumner Havens ........... Howard Heath, C. E. .. ..... .. .. Charles Courtenay Hoge, B. S ..... Alfred E. Holmes. .............. . Charles Lewis Holt. .... Charles Grant Hopper ........... Frederick Bartlett Howland, C. E. . Theodore Friend Humphrey ..... Harry Wilson Inslee, C. E. ...... . Robert Bonner jack .... ......... Robert Perkins jack. . . . . . . . Oscar Wilde Jeffery ..... Paul Burrill jenkins. ..... . Thomas Addison jenkins ...... . Alexander Davis jenney ........ Edward Ford johnson ........... joseph William Lester jones ..... Earnest Farwell Keigwin ........ Frank Leonard Kellog, B. S ...... Franklin Corning Kenly, B. S. . john Miller Kennedy .............. Winfield Scott Kennedy, jr ........ james Henry Kenyon, B. S ........ james Wellington Kiesling. . Samuel Wardwell Kinney. . . .Plain1ield, N. -I .... .New York City. .. Horne Address. Room. Amsterdam, N. Y ........ I2V'3.I1d6V61'1t61'A.'VC Morristown, N. I .... ............. 1 8 N.W Watertown, N. Y... . ...... .. I3 N.M.R Salem, N. Y .... .. ......... 1 E.M.W Flushing, N. Y ..... ..... 1 2 Chambers St Summit, N. I .... Peoria, 111 ..... . . . . . . 402 jefferson Ave., Scranton .........18M.D ....77U.H .Goshen, N. Y ...........,.... II Dickinson St Philadelphia, Pa. . Rockaway, N. I ..... Germantown, Pa .... Toms River, N. J .... .Trenton, N . I ...... Brooklyn, N. Y .... ......16S.E ...18E.W ....38N. Ed .....13M.D . ........... I3 N.W ..... . . . .67 Prospect Ave Philadelphia, Pa- . ..,....... 5 s.Ed Titusville, Pa. . . ....... .... 1 6 N.E S. Orange, N. I ....... ..... 6 N.R Newark, N. I .... . . .15 N.W Hazleton, Pa .......... . . . .20 S.E 402 N. Monroe St., Peoria, Ill. - -'-- 77 U-H .Wash1ngton, N. I .................. 6 N.M.R 612 7th St., Sioux City, Ia. I2 Vandeventer Av ISO Milton St., Q Brooklyn, N . Y. S 719 Lodi St., Syracuse, N. Y. ' 736 Franklin St., Michigan City, Ind. ' ' ' ' ..13 N.W ...8U.H .11 N.D 55 Walnut St., E. Orange, N. I. lj 209 Washington St., .19 S.W jifgg Wilmington, Del. ....... 8 and 9 s.Ed .Orange, N. I ............. . . ..... 5 M.D .Chicago, Ill. ............ ..... 4 W.M.W Box 601, Pittsburg, Pa ..... ...... B ,U.H Covington, Ky .... ....... ...... 1 9 U. H Waverly, N . Y .... ...........I5S.E Reading, Pa ........... .... 6 Edwards Place ZIO W. Embargo St., Rome, N. Y' . ......... 34 U.H 32 CLASS '94, SOPHOMORES-Cafzlzhued. Naffze. Herbert Zabriskie Kip .... Edward Reed Laughlin ..... Robert Wilson Lewis ...... George Brown Linnard .... . . Malcolm Lloyd, jr., B. S .... Stephen T. Lockwood ....... joseph Tompkins Low, Ir., B. S. . . Walter Lowrie .,............ Paul Hagans Ludington ..... Charles Stevens MacKensie, B. S. . Girard Lindsley McAllister. . George Stewart McCague. . . G. Merriwether McCarnpbell, jr. 3 William Lloyd McCauley .... Howard McClenahan, E. E.. john Davidson McCord ..... Andrew Torrens McCullagh, E. E. . Frank Armstrong McCune. . Harlow Comstock McLeod. . Charles Howard McIlwain.. john Lewin McLeish ....... William Smith McKinney... Harold D. McMillan ........ Henry Lyndon McMillan, B. S .... Shirrell' Norton McWilliams .... George Armstrong Mitchell, E.E. . . james McCormick Mitchell. Charles Frederick Morrison. john Murdock .............. john Crosby Neely. ..... . Horace Franklin Nixon .... Horace Dutton Noyes .... Edward Clare Oliver ..... Home A ddress. Cleveland, O .......... Ellsworth Ave., Pittsburg, Pa Portland, Oregon ...... Germantown, Pa.. . . . Philadelphia, Pa ....... 98 Downing St., Buifalo,N. Y New York City. ...,. . . Warrior's Mark, Pa.. . 2008 Burt St., Room. . . . . . .22 Dickinson St Omaha, Neb. ii Brooklyn, N. Y ........ Rondout, N. Y ......... Omaha, Neb. ......... . 21685 218 Greenwich St., 7 Y New York City. Stanley, N. Y ......... Port Deposit, Md ...... 217 Allegheny Ave., Allegheny City, Pa New York City ........ 5526 5th Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. 256 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y Saltsburg, Pa ......... I23 john St., Cincinnati, O El Paso, Ill ............ 491 jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich Princeton, N. I ........ 277 Linwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y Buffalo, N. Y .......... 268 North St., Buffalo, N. Y Princeton, N. I ....... 4232 Fifth Ave., Pittsburg, Pa 2619 Indiana Ave., Chicago, Ill Box 288, Woodbury, N. Kingston, N. Y ........ Springfield, Ill ..... 33 P Y .........14S.W .....7N.E .....r7U.H .....62U.H .........44U.H ..31 Univ. Place 17S.W ...25 M.D U.H ....21 S-E .....r5 N.D .....E,U.H .. ...... r9S.E .2 S.Ed .. ......... A, U.H I5 Dickinson St ., ..... 6 N.M.R N.M.R .....14 M.D .......... 7 U.H . . .... 40 Bayard Ave .......... ..12 N.W .....3oU.I-I .....3oU.H ......I3 N ....... .... D , U.H .... I2 Stockton St I ..... ...... I 9 N.W N.R CLASS '94, Navfze. Edward james Patterson ....... Frederick C. Paulmier, B. S.. Archibald McDowell Pepper.. Thomas jefferson Perkins .... Edward C. Petrie .............. SOPHOMORES-Contzkzued. Hofne Address. 62 E. 6th st., .,..Madison, N. I ............ . S3Td1S,M1SS....... Germantown, Pa .......,. .. . 49 E. 6th St., Roy Campbell Pitcairn, B. S. . .... Harrisburg, Pa ......... . . Robert Kay Porter ....,.......... Greensburg, Pa ........... Daniel Pratt ............. . .. George Madison Priest .... ..... j 324 E. Fayette St., Bunyan Kirk Rankin ............. Nashville, Tenn ........... William johns Read, jr., Louis Irving Reichner .......... 3 Francis Graham Riggs .... Henry Griffith Riggs .... Plainiie1d,N. I. i ' P 2 Syracuse, N. Y. Y Room. P1ainHe1d7N-J' 2 ......... .15 s.M.R. .28 and 29 N.Ed . ........ I S.R. .....5N.Ed .....5S,D ....8M.D . .11 N. .I-Ienderson, Ky ............... ...... 2 o S.W 28 and 29 N.Ed C. E .... Cumberland, Md .... ................. 4 1 U.H 802 N. 4ISt St., 814 Cathedral St., Baltimore, Md 814 Cathedral St., Baltimore, Md. i ' T ' Thomas Riggs, jr., B. S .......... Washington, D. C ......... Edward Rutledge Robbins ....... North Branch, N. I ..... Harbor Island, Ernest Percival Roberts . ....... 5 . Bahamas, W. I. Charles Alexander Robinson ...... West Hebron, N. Y ..... john jenkins Robinson ........... Academia, Pa ....... Chas. Gustavus Roebling, jr., C.E.Trenton, N. I.. . . . . William Spoor Rogers, C. E ...... Omaha, Neb ....... .. Philadelphia, Pa. 2 - - I0 P - . 1 - Y Charles Rugh ............. ...... G reensburg, Pa ............. Ed. J. Russell ........... Philip shhieiieiih Sabine. ....... Q james Hastings Scrimgeour .... Wm. Alfred Sexton .......... 1144 S. Pearl St., ' Los Angeles, Cal. E 47 960 Madison Ave., New York. 73 Macon St., Brooklyn, N. Y. i ---- 47 West New Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y. E' ' Henry Mandelveil Sheldon ........ Newark Valley, N. Y ...... Frank Clarence Shultis ........... Pittsford, N. Y .......... Montgomery Hunt Sicard, B. S. . .Washington, D. C. . . .. Herbert Fowler Sill, E. E ....... .NeWark, N. I ....... . . Edward Salisbury Smith, C. E .... Denver, Colorado .......... Fred. Hoffman Smith, III ....... Q -. . . 976 Broad St., ' Newark, N. I. E Frank Clinton Smyth, C. E ....... Philadelphia, Pa ........... William Corbit Spruance, B. S .... Wilmington, Del ..... 34 W.M.W W.M.W ....7 .....16 U.H ....22 N.Ed ....26 N.Ed ....35 S.Ed ....4oN.Ecl ....15 W.W ....6 YV.M.W N.M.R .I4 S.E I N.Ed ......18N .....IoN.E .....2I M.D. .....66U.H. ....7S.E. 5M.D. Univ. Place . Univ. Place. CLASS '94, Name. SOPHOMORES-C0nZz3zzzed. Hoffze A ddress. Burton Egbert Stevenson. ......... Chillicothe, O .... . Richard Alfred Streit, C. E .... .... N ewark, N. I ..... George Randall Swain, C. E ...... Newark, N. I ..... Iames Ramsey Swain ....... ....Allentown, N. Robert Otis Swan ........... .... O yster Bay, L. I ....... Edward Bernard Thaw ...... Frank Forrester Thompson . . . Henry Soire Thompson. ..... . Ias. MacNaughton Thompson. . . Fred. Iagger Tooker ,.... . . . . . .Box 586, Pittsburg, Pa, . .. ....M1lroy,Pa....,............ ....47 E. 67th St., New York.. 153 Lake Ave., 28 Evergreen Place. E. Orange, N. William Hogarth Tower .... . . . .Brooklyn, N. Y ......... . .. Iohn Harold Turner ...... .... C orning, Iowa .......... Boyd Van Benthuysen .......... I7 La Fayette St., Edwin Garrison Van Cise, B. S .... Summit, N. I ........ .... Edward Seguin Van Duyn, B. S. . . Nathan Frederick Van Horson .... Frank Phineas Van Syckel. . Iohn Leslie Voorhees, B. S ........ Albany, N. Y. ' ' Albany, N. Y Room. .. . .35 N.Ed ....6 N.D ....15 N.Ed ....9S.E. ...2oW.W. 27 S.Ed 9 w.M.w. .....47U.H ....r7S.E ....9N.R ....24N 2E.W , ....... 42U.H Syracuse, N. Y ......... .... I Q7 Nassau St Mt. Vernon, N. Y .... ............. I 7 S. E . ..... Princeton, N. I ..... .... . . . 8 Dickinson St Arthur Holland Wadsworth ....... Warsaw, N. Y ...... ....... George Handy Wailes ...... David Shove Walton ....... Salisbury, Md ................. 64 Munn Ave., 5 ,lg ..,, E. Orange, N. Ernest Coniston Waterhouse. ..... Honolulu, H. Is. . .. Charles Roger Watson ...... Iames Long Whittaker, C. E. . . ......Cairo, . .Philadelphia, Pa. . . Ioseph B. White .... . ............. Valley View, N. I .... Iohn McGill White ......... ......Germantown, Pa... . . Dwight Daniel Willard, E. E ...... Philadelphia, Pa ..... David Milne Willard, C. E ....... Philadelphia, Pa ..... Iohn Franklin Wilkins ...... .... W ashington. D. C ...... George Weerns Williams. . . , M Guy Wilson .......... .... ........ F o rt Missoula, Mont. . . George Clarence Wintringer I 407 W. Lanvale St., Q Baltimore d' .... Steubenv1lle,O.... Amsterdam, N. Y ..... .14 Vandeventer Ave 4S.Ed .8andgS.Ed I2M.D .162 Nassau St ......32 S.Ed ...,42S.Ed r2M.D ....9S.W .....12 N.E .....r2 N.E ....S,U.H 20 Chambers St .Io N.W .....26M.D .......28S.Ed . .Io Nassau St Albert Martin Woodruff ....... 3 38 S' Ozggggkieg, Nl Y. Q .... William Ring Woodruff ..... .... E lizabeth, N . I ............. . Charles Beatty Worden. . . .... Princeton, N . I .... .... . . . 24 Park Place, Edward Henry Wright, Sidney Radwell Yarrow .,........ Harvey Wade Young .. . Ir ...... New k N. I. ' ar , .Bro0k1yn, N. Y ........... ....Newark, N. 35 L,U.H. I7 s.M.R. ...8N.D , N X 131' 1.5- N l 1 ' lv,',fl x X 'I . ., lx B N' A wi ,!u7A ,lflf , fx f: 71' . m si 5 1' ' 59 was 5 lil. '1' ff I f' af UV wJ W ff ff r' x, Mol- . Q. I 5 V, fi, W1 3 Qfwf fffeffyg JM: f f wffif' 2 Af xi rfhxvulg x 2 '1- v 'Pr-mst: eelenlf, -.Q M ,wr :f f'1, , A f f f ,- g,,, ,SE C'fl'1ag'f K-l fig J 47' W-fa N - M M,-f -M f 5 -5 , V J QC- r. 2gQgff 4:i :' Qfe.,2iq: 'ESQ' ' Wi, Q w, MM ?E- gf' fi M XM ai- wi ,f k - g wx '-1Tg:1f-:+- 2:-1:-.i- '- f -,,ifQ1f.1Qqg M, .L if i Q ' ' 'iii H l -,,.,- -' S -L -' 2 :E Y , , -Q. ..4Q3-7 -3. .X-1,-.QD . N 7 CLASS ORVGANIZATIGN. 36 CLASS '95, FRESHMEN Name. Home Address. Sylvester Halsey Moore Agens,C.E . Newark, N. 1. ..... . Harry McClellan Anderson ....... Alexander Speer Andrews ........ Carrington Gindrat Arnold .... . . john Auchincloss ............ Frank Rogers Bacon, B. S ...... . . Ralph Waldo Bailey, B. S .... William james Baird ...... George Winfred Barr .... Mason Brown Barret ......... George Fisher Barton, C. E ....... William Van Dyke Belden . . . james Doolittle Benedict .... Ernest Graves Bergen ....... Herbert Montgomery Bergen. Andrew jeff Berry ........... William W. Beveridge ..... Charleston, W. Va .... Zanesville, O ...... Providence, R. I ..... Orange, N. J ...... Milwaukee, Wis.. . . . Elizabeth, N. J' ..... Merion Station, Pa .... Cynwyd, Pa ....... Frankfort, Ky ..... jersey City, N. J.. .. Princeton, N. J. . . Denver, Col ............. Harbor Springs, Mich. . . Harbor Springs, Mich. . . Augusta, Ga. ....... .. Scotch Bush, N . Y .... . Lynford Biddle. ................. . Charles Robinson Bill, C. E. Clarence Hamlin Bissell .... ....... james Blair, jr .......... William john Bone ......... Beauveau Borie, jr., B. S. ...... . . john Hall Bowman.. .... . . Frederick Clarke Bradner Henry Hervey Brady, Jr .......... john Hubert Brooks, B. S. . . Dickson Queen Brown ....... George Arthur Brown, C. E ...... Harry Oliver Brown .... .......... Walter Milton Buckingham, B. S. . joseph Shallcross Bunting ........ Willis Howard Butler ............ . Henry Mathews Canby, B. S Charles Lucius Candee ............ Robert Adair Caldwell, B. Philadelphia, Pa Princeton. N. I ..... Milford, N. Y.. . Scranton, Pa .... Thorndale, Pa. . Philadelphia, Pa Plainfield, N. J. . . . Warwick, N. Y ......... Chesapeake City Scranton, Pa .... New York City. . New York City. . Irwin, Pa. .. .. . . Longment, Col. . Philadelphia, Pa New York City. Md Wilmington. Del .... Milwaukee, Wis ..... . S. ...... Louisville, Ky. . 37 Room. U.H .... 165 Nassau St .. . . .187 Nassau St ....31 Nassau St . . . .47 Univ. Place . . .15 Dickinson St ..........3oM.D . . . .35 Univ. Place ... .52 Nassau St .. . .15 Univ. Place . . .27 Chambers St . ...45 Univ. Place 27 Vancleventer Ave 185 Nassau St . .. 185 Nassau St ... . . .32 Mercer St .............2ON.E I4 Vandeventer Ave . . . . .rr Dickinson St . . . . .47 Univ. Place U.H . . . .27 William St . . . 45 Univ. Place .. . . .201 Nassau St . . . .78 Univ. Place . . .II Dickinson St . , . .47 Univ. Place .. . .24 Chambers St . . . .60 Univ. Place . . . .52 Nassau St U.H II Dickinson St . . . .41 Univ. Place ..... I5 Univ. Place. 45 Vandeventer Ave CLASS '95, FRESHMAN-Canizhued. Nawze. Howard Doty Carpenter .......... Charles Van Bergen Carroll, B. S. . Home Address. Hancock, Mass. . . . . Springfield, Ill ..... Philip Carson ..................... Randolph, N. Y .... Ray Harrison Carter ........ john Collins Caton ............... John Adams Chapman, C. E Rhodes Clay, B. S. ........ . Harry Presley Cobb, C. E. . . Charles Cochran ............ Howard Augustus Colby, B. Charles Beach Condit ....... Lester Morris Conrow .... William Brown Cooke. .... . Allen Wickha.m Corwin ..... Alfred Cramer, Ir .......... Harden Lake Crawford, B. S Philadelphia, Pa ....... Manchester, England. Chicago, Ill. ,....... Mexico, Mo. . . .. ......Ut1ca,N. .. ...Williamsport Pa.. . . S ..... New York City ...... . . ..., West Orange, N. J.. james Stoner Crawford ........ . . Charles Clement Cresson, jr ...... Samuel Albert Crosby ...... Carleton Curtis, C. E .... james Frederic Dale ..... Walter Raines Darby .... . . . Long Branch City, N Wheeling, W. Va.. . . Middletown, N. Y... Cramer Hill, N. I .... New York City ..... Arch Spring, Pa .... . J ..... San Antonio, Tex ...... Oxford, Pa ....... New York City ..... Trenton, N. J .... . ......P1amfie1d,N.J. William Nelson Davey, C. E, . . . . .East Orange, N. I. . . .. S amuel Stanhope Williamson D avis, Pluckemin, N. I ..... Wilkes-Barre, Pa ..... Walter Davis ..................... Charles Ernest Dechant ...... ..... James Windsor Decker, B. S ...... Howard De Forest, B. S. .... Daniel Weaver Dexter ..... Ralph Seltzer Dilley ..... Huston Dixon ......... Trusten Polk Drake ..... Gail Ayers Dray, B. S ..... Arthur Dunn ................ George Hamilton Edwards ........ Ernest Dick Egbert ......... Catawissa, Pa .... Scranton, Pa .... New York City ..... Elmira, N. Y ..... Philadelphia, Pa .... Trenton, NHT .... . ... .Yalaha, Fla. . .. Chicago, Ill. .... Towanda, Pa ..... Lisle, N. Franklin, Pa .... 38 Room. 2 Edwards Place. . . . 164 Nassau St . ........ 1 E.W. .......1oS.E. . . . .2 Nassau St. .27 Chambers St. ... .167 Nassau St. .24 Chambers St. .. 25 Univ. Place .15 Dickinson St. .. 64 Univ. Place. .... .29 Canal St. . ..... 39 Nassau St. . . .162 Nassau St . . . 39 Nassau St. .II Dickinson St. .. .187 Nassau St. .29 Vandeventer Ave. S.Ed ....66 U.H. . . . .I2 Dickinson St .....39 Nassau St . . . .12 Dickinson St . . .. .118 Canal St. ... .15 Canal St. . . .134 Nassau St. U.H. .41 Univ. Place. .. . .32 Mercer St. . . . .144 Nassau St. . . . .22 Dickinson St. ... . . 32 Mercer St. ..ION. . . . .138 Nassau St. . ........ 9 N.E. CLASS '95, FRESHMEN-Cofzlznued. Name. Victor Edgar Egbert, B. S ........ Macomb Kean Elmer, B. S ........ Edward Hilts Ewing ....... Richard Milburn Farries .......... Gordon Fisher ............. Charles Leon Fisk ......... james Ralston Flemming ..... . .. joseph Marshall Flint ...... Curtis Smiley Foster ..... Edward jeanes Foulke ............ john Selby Frame ........ ...... Robin William Cummins Francis. . William Hill Fulper, C. E ......... Theodore Fassitt Furness, B. S... Horatio Whitridge Garrett, B. S.. . john Work Garrett, B. S .......... Rena Willard Gibbs, B. S ......... Henry Simpson Godfrey, B. S ..... George Tuttle Gould, jr., C. E, . . . Alexander Russell Gray, C. E ..... joseph Douglass Green, C. E ...... Wilfrid Matchin Hager ........... Gustavus Abeel Hall ........ .. . . . . Charles Lee Hamilton, B. S ....... Clarence Mitchell Hamilton ....... George Cadwalader Hammill, Ir. . Edwin Dodge Hardin ............. john Cowden Harding ..... Robert Patterson Harris .......... Norman Baldwin Harrison .... . . . Rollin Zeller Hartzler.. .. Wallace Pinkney Harvey ......... Richard Daniel Hatch. .....,.... . . james Edward Hayes, jr., C. E. . . Selden Long Haynes. ........... . Henry Willis Haynes, C. E ........ .S. McAlester, I Home Address. Allegheny, Pa .... Bridgeton, N. I ......... Blairsville, Pa ..... Florida, N. Y ..... Swissvale, Pa ....... Vlfallingford, Conn .... Washington, D. C ..... Chicago, Ill ......... East Brady, Pa ..... Germantown, Pa. . . .Troy, N. Y ........ Cincinnati, O ...... Flemington, N. I .... Philadelphia, Pa .... Baltimore, Md .... Baltimore, Md .... Sewickley, Pa ..... Merion, N. I .... . New York City .... Princeton, N. I ..... Syracuse, N. Y ..... East Orange, N. I .... Trenton, N. I ....... . Pittsburg, Pa ......... South Orange, N. I New York City .... . . . Beirut, Syria .... Chicago, Ill ..... Princeton, N. I .... Caldwell, N. J . ....... E. Northfield, Mass ..... Homeland, Md ....... Morristown, N. J .... Brooklyn, N. Y .... New York City ..... 39 . T .... Room. 43 Vandeventer Ave ig Vandeventer Ave . . . . .144 Nassau St N.W ........15 N.M.R .....I2 Stockton St .........r7W.W . . . .78 Univ. Place . . . .39 Nassau St ....62 Canal St ....45 Univ. Place . . . . .187 Nassau St .... 76 Nassau St . . . .3 Stockton St . . . . .3 Stockton St . .... 33 Chambers St ....35 Univ. Place .. .... 61 U.H ....Harrison St U.H ....3I Univ. Place . . . .12 Dickinson St .....2NassauSt ....31 Univ. Place ..........67U.H .....27 Chambers St .....112 Nassau St .....245 Nassau St ....64 Univ. Place M.D 53 Univ. Place .. .. 76 Univ. Place NassauSt . ..... zo Chambers St .,.....zNassauSt CLASS '95, FRESHMEN-Conizhued. Name. William Frederick Hencken, C. E. Charles Elvin Hendrickson, jr .... Gerardus Post Herrick ........... Henry Pitney Hillard, C. E ....... Hugh Lenox Hodge .............. Stephen Alexander Hodge, B. S.. . Edgar Holden, jr. ............... . Alexander Holland, C. E. ........ . Augustus Frederick Holly,jr. ,C. E. Edward Henry Hoos. ........... . . Samuel Howe ......... Edward Miller Hunt. ........... . . Theodore Sollace Huntington ..... john jones Hurst, B. S.. . . . Paul Griswold Huston ..... Clarence Illingworth, B. S ........ Andrew Clerk Imbrie ..... Robert Alexander Inch .... Vernon Kremer Irvine ..... Darwin Rush james, jr. . ..... . . . . Francis de Haes Janvier. ......... joseph Jessup. .. ... . . . . jacob Kahn, C. E .... . . . Lucius Carter Kennedy ..... .... Home Address. New York City ....,. . Mount Holly, N. J .New York City. . . Gladstone, N. J ..... . Room. U.H . .138 Nassau St I 5 Dickinson St .... 3Q S.Ed Chestnut Hill, Pa. .... .. . .47 Univ. Place Wilkes-Barre, Pa .60 Univ. Place Newark, N. I ....... ..... 2 4 Chambers St New York City .... . . . ,New York City .... . Jersey City, N. J. Chicago, Ill ....... Trenton, N. I ..... Columbus, O .... .......Balt1more,Md..... .35 Univ. Place ........34S.Ed . .240 Nassau St . . . .12 Stockton St 45 Univ. Place II Dickinson St 24 Chambers St Cincinnati, O .... .45 Univ. Place Newark, N. J. .... ..... 8 6 Nassau St New York City ...... .... 1 9 Univ. Place Washington, D. C ..... .... 1 2 Stockton St Bedford, Pa. ...... ..... 1 5 Canal St Brooklyn, N. Y, . .. .... 148 Nassau St Newcastle, Del. . . Woodbury, N. J ..... New York City .... . Scranton, Pa .... Edward Bowne Kenyon ....... .... R aritan, N. I ..... john Valentine Koch, jr., C. E. . . . Harvey Wilson Koehler ........... Edwin Snow La Fetra, B. S ....... William Remsen Lane ............ Brooklyn, N. Y ...... . Kingston, Pa .... Washington, D. C . .... 5- Nassau St .. IQ N.W . . .52 Nassau St . . .5 Nassau St ... .93 Canal St . . . .1 Nassau St ....62CanalSt . .201 Nassau St Orange, N. J .... .... .... 3 9 Nassau St Charles Henry Leeds, B. S ........ Stamford, Conn. .... . . . Thomas Leggate ........... .... Al legheny, Pa .... Thomas Kemmerer Leidy ......... Boyertown, Pa .... Thomas Dimock Leonard, B. S .... Charles Borie Lewis, B. S.. .. . . . . Syracuse, N. Y ..... . . . . .Philadelphia, Pa ..... Frederick Wheeler Lewis ....... .Wichita, Kan. ..... . Walter Gillette Libby .... . Summit, N. I ..... 4o .41 Univ. Place .. . . .33 Chambers St . . .. .23 William St .78 Univ. Place .76 Univ. Place .. . .2 Nassau St .....N,U.H William Albert Minot. .......... . . CLASS '95, FRESHMEN-Cofzfzvzzzed. Name. Noah Loder, jr. ................, . Walter Leopold Loeb, C. E ....... William Henry Logan, jr ....... . john Walterhouse Lord ....... Robert Livingston Loughran ...... Leslie Clifford Love .............. Victor Herbert Lukens. ....,..... . Egbert Shepard Marsh, C. E ...... Henry Buck Master. ........ ..... . Ormsby McCarnmom. ..... . William Hamilton McColl ......... Edward McCormick, C. E. ...... . Harold Fowler McCormick ........ Stanley Robert McCormick ........ John Capell McFarlan, B. S ....... Francis Harris McGee ............ Andrew Reed McNitt ....... ..... Henry Augustus McNulty ......... George Miles ............... ..... Lawrence Porter Miller ..... William Arthur Hugh Mitchell .... Edwin Mark Morris .... ........... Franklin Blake Morse, C. E ...... William Hudson Morse ..... ..... Walter Moses, B. S ....... Edward Munn, B. S .... Franklin Murphy, jr ............. . William Cunningham Neill ........ Alexander Howard Nelson ........ Hugh Nelson ............... ..... 'Andrew Parker Nevin .... john Sargent Newbold. ..... .... . Roy Lorton North ................ Courtland Nixon, of E ............ Frederick Albert Norris, C. E ..... Horzze Address. Port Chester, N. Y. New York City ...... Princess Anne, Md. Baltimore, Md ..... Kingston, N. Y .... Montclair, N. I ,... Elizabeth, N. -I .... Bridgeport, Conn. . . Philadelphia, Pa. . . Washington, D. C. . Caledonia, N. Y. .... . Germantown, Pa. . . Chicago, Ill. ..... . Chicago, Ill. ...... . Amsterdam, N. Y. . jersey City, N. I .. Room. ....27 Mercer St ....47 Univ. Place .. . . . 23 VVilliarn St ....53 Univ. Place ....15 Dickinson St ......42 Nassau St ....45 Univ. Place .....'.78 Univ. Place IQ Vandeventer Ave 32 Vandeventer Ave M.D M.D 27 Vandeventer Ave .... . . .86 Nassau St Siglerville, Pa ....... .... 1 2 Edwards Place South Orange, N. I Gordon, Pa ........ Gerardstown, NV. Va.. . . . South Orange, N. I Milford, Pa ,....... Corning, la ....... .Tarrytown, N. Y... Trenton, N. I ...... Trenton, N. I ...... East Orange, N. I. . . .. Newark, N. J. . . .. Warren, Pa. ........ . Chambersburg, Pa ..... Selma, Ala ........ Philadelphia, Pa. . . Philadelphia, Pa. . . Philadelphia, Pa... Washington D. C ...... Brooklyn, N. Y .... 4.1 . . . . .20 Chambers St 29 Vandeventer Ave . .28 Chambers St .. . . .28 Chambers St .24N U.H ...58 Canal St S.R . . . . 78 Univ. Place . . . . .II Dickinson St U.H . . . . .Univ. Place ....47 Univ. Place . . . .76 Univ. Place . . . .45 Univ. Place ..........2N.D ......52 NassauSt .. . . .20 Chambers St CLASS '95, FRESHMEN-Conlznued. Name. Anderson Offutt, B. S ..... Edward Roe Otheman. . . .. jacob Schweighauser Otto. . Frederick William Park ..... William Paterson, C. E ..... james Donaldson Paxton, C. E. . . james Wilson Paxton, Ir., C. E. . Chris Payne. . . ....... . . . . Lewis Frederic Pease ....... Gilbert Brooke Perkins, C. E ..... William Wirt Phillips ....... Thomas Haines Pierson, C. E .... Daniel Fellows Platt ........ john Prentiss Poe, jr ..... joseph Polcar .............. Charles Arthur Pool, C. E.. . Clarence Porter, C. E .... Harry Morgan Post ..... Frank Reynolds, C. E ....... job Reynolds, jr., B. S .... . Pierre Evertson Richards, B. S.. Eugene Curtis Rishel ....... William Henry Roberts, Ir. . Alexander Vinton Roe, C. Robert Edwin Ross ..... . . . . Thomas Ross ............... Lynn Ryerson Rutter, B. S. Garret Tinsman Ryan, B. S. john Foster Sanger, C. E . . . Warren Lockhart Sawyer. Robert Reed Schellinger, C. E. . . Arthur William Schumacher, C. E. Edward Ely Scovill, C. E. . . Archer Whitney Seaver, B. S ..... Warren Ilsley Seymour ..... Harry English Shaw .... Home Address. Rockville, Md .... .New York City. .... . . . ......Buffalo, N. Y.... .Cranford, N. I ..... .Princeton, N. I.. .Princeton, N. I.. .Philadelphia Pa. . .... .Titusville, Pa.. . .Germantown, Pa ....... .Covington, Ky. . . .New York City. . .Summit, N. I .... .Englewood, N. I. . . . .Baltimore, Md ...... .Omaha, N eb .... .Rochester, N. Y. .New York City . .Brooklyn, N. Y. . .Maquoketa, Iowa .Maquoketa, Iowa .New York City. . .Danville, Pa ..... .Cincinnati, O .... .New York City ..... .... ..... .Chicago, Ill. . . ... . . . . . .Doylestown, Pa. . Chicago, Ill ........ .... . Williamsport, Pa ..... . . .New York City. . .Princeton, N. I. . , Los Angeles, Cal .... . . .New York City. . .Philadelphia, Pa. ......Pittsburg, Pa... . .Long Branch, N. 42 Denver, Col ........ . . , Room. zo Chambers St IQ Vandeventer Ave . .. 45 Univ. Place . , .. I2 Stockton St . . . .20 Steadrnan St . . . .65 Univ. Place ........T, U.H . . . .27 William St 43 Vandeventer Ave . . .......... 166 Nassau St ....6o Univ. Place 31 Univ. Place .....172 Nassau St .......P, U.H . ........ 34 S.Ed . . . . .22 Dickinson St . . . .40 Nassau St . . . .4o Nassau St ....15 Dickinson St . . . .144 Nassau St .....11 Univ. Place IQ Vandeventer Ave .......86 Nassau St ......45 Univ. Place 29 Vandeventer Ave . . ..... I Nassau St 27 Vandeventer Ave . . ....... 52 Univ. Place .......89 Mercer St . . .8 Edwards Place ......I48 Nassau St ........245 NassauSt 32 Vandeventer Ave .........29CanalSt CLASS '95, FRESHMEN-C01z!z1z1zed. Nanze. Arthur Mason Sherman .... Charles Sinnickson .... . . Thomas Slidell, C. E ....... Edgar Mason Smead .............. Charles Francis Smith, B. S ....... john Clarence Smith ....... Fitzhugh Coyle Speer .... Norman Stewart ......... Richard Stockton, C. E .... William Ridgely Stone ..... ..... Clement Moore Summers ......... Holfze A ddress. Long Branch City, N. J ..... Philadelphia, Pa .......... . .....Princeton, N. Bloomsbury, N. I ..... Chillicothe, Ohio .... Asbury, N. I .... Zanesville, O .... Brookville, Pa ...,. Princeton, N. J ...... Washington, D. C ..... Ottumwa, Ia ...... Edward Forrester Sutton ..... ..... N ew York City .... Knox Taylor, B. S ................ Arthur Rogers Teal .............. Lawrence Mercein Terry, C. E john Hamilton Thacher ..... Frank Reed Thompson ...... Thomas Gawthrop Trenchard, . . . . Wilbur Marshall Urban ...... Leroy Worthington Valliant. . john Bennett Vaughn, C. E. . Raymond Lynde Wadhams.. Carl Frederic Wagner, C. E. . Philip George Walker ....... Guy Scott Warren, C. E. .... . Dexter Mason Ferry Weeks. . john Fox Weiss. ........... . Arthur Register Wells ....... Daniel Parvin Westcott, C. E Arthur Lidlie Wheeler, B. S. . Robert Ralph Wherry ...... George White .......... Howard White ......... Linsly Rudd Williams .... Alfred Wilson ............. Maurice johnson Winfield .... Chester, N. I .... Elizabeth, N. J .... Princeton, N. I .... Kansas City, Mo ..... Cincinnati, O ...... Church Hill, Md ..... Germantown, Pa.. . . . St. Louis, Mo ...... Wilkes-Barre, Pa .... Wilkes-Barre, Pa .... New York City ...... Charleston, W. Va ..... St. Louis, Mo ...... Webster, N. Y ..... Harrisburg, Pa ..,. Corning, Ia. .... . Burlington, N. J ..... Bryn Mawr, Pa .... Peking, China ..... Titusville, Pa .... Rye, N. Y ....... New York City .... Franklin, Pa ...... Logansport, Ind ..... 43 Room. ....29 Canal St ........62 U.H .74 Bayard Ave .... 201 Nassau St .....5z Nassau St 24 Chambers St . .187 Nassau St .....9ParkSt . . .48 Mercer St . .187 Nassau St .....27 William St ........18 U.H 24 Chambers St . . .42 Nassau St . .IO8 Mercer St .41 Univ. Place .45 Univ. Place S.Ed .60 Univ. Place ..13 U.H ParkSt .15 Univ. Place 2I Chambers St .....165 Nassau St ..13U.l-I .....197 Nassau St .......U,U.H N.E .......34N.Ed . . . .86 Nassau St ......I9 N.Ed ....4o Nassau St . . .39 Nassau St 24 Chambers St ..4o Nassau St ....27 Mercer St CLASS '93, FRESHMEN-Conizkzued. Name. William Alexander Wood. George Edwin Woodhouse ....... Louis Clayton Woodruff.. . Leigh Wyman, B. S ...... Francis Nicoll Zabriskie.. . Robert Lansing Zabriskie. Home A ddress. Cold Spring, N. Y ...... . Southington, Conn ..... . . . St. Louis, Mo ..... Princeton, N. I. . . Aurora, N. Y ..... Room. .......4I N.Ed ...2 Nassau St .Manchesterg Eng ..... .23 Dickinson St ..42 Nassau St . . .52 Mercer St U.H 44 . wr v x J'nc' I 4 -, -1. 9, 'zpjfy ls-rp 04 T ., 5, 9 ,lain , at ...,h .1 ' 'iilwwq YB' X w i mrs y , ,. A Ll Q I .hgh we , R 'Q I w nwlruummnnli - Wi, ' li X l - 2' f 'fz' '- ' '1'--3' .m.,f..wwa l iE.TT5175wl'.n r X WI ' 51 lf rg 5 VF ' .ax-Till? 'V fa I' K Jn I X X - f B XN ' 'X f S ' ,p 1-1 x Xss X aa gg if EWG Name. Arnulfo Agvilar ........ Edwin Eads Andrews.. Paul Clark Aylesworth. Arthur Dentor Ball .... Harry Elmer Bierly .,.. Alexander B. Bigler. George Rodin Bigler. . Hofne A ddress. . . ,... Mexico City ........ . . ....Allegheny City, Pa..... .... ... .Council Bluffs, Ia.. ....NeWark, N. .. .... Rebusburg, Pa...... .. .... Clearfield, Pa..... ....Clearf1eld,Pa....... Edward Arnold Brannon .......... Weston, West Va. . . . . Arthur Grant Brown. . . Theodore Garretson Browning .... ...........Woodbridge, N. Cooperstown, N. Y .... Richard Shepard Bryan ........... St. Louis, Mo ...... William Marshall Bnllit George White Caldwell Rufus Choate. ........... . . . . t ..... . . Room. .....I7U.H U.H .....6oU.H. .....3S.E. ....IrS.E. ..........11S.E. .....I72 Nassau St. ....12 Stockton St. s.M.R. 1207 2d Sffeeff . ............ N.E Louisville, Ky. I5 San Antonio, Tex ....... 27 Vandeventer, Ave 45 San Diego, Cal .............. 24 Chambers St SPECIAL STUDENTS-Conizhued. 1Vame. Snyder Hoxie Clark .... Walter Mack Clark .... Henry P. A. Clausen. . . . Walter Gray Crump ........,. George Kidder Davis. ....... . Benjamin Franklin Deford, jr Gaston Drake, ............. . Richard Downes .... . David Dunlop, jr ..... Halsey Durand. . . . . . john Marshall Edgar ..... David Fentress ............ Walter Rockwood Ferris ..... Herbert Payne Fisher ...... Henry William Fox, jr. . . . jesse Howard Fry ......... Demetrius N. Furnajieff. .... . William james Grandin, Jr. . . Christopher Albert Gray ..... jay Patchin Harter ....... Albert Charles Hencken. ,... . Miles Hoffman ........... Harry Allen Howland ........ Charles Edwin Humphreys.. . john Wardell Ivins ........... Cho Hachiro Kajiwara ..... Martin Saxe Kaliske.. . . Charles Kellerrnann .......... Francis Wright Kennedy, jr.. William Burnet Kinney ....,. Lucius Freeman Little .... Malcolm Lloyd, jr ........... Frederick Charles MacC1ave.. Hafne A ddress. Room. 3501 Pine Street, I M D St. Louis, Mo. ' ' I Peoria, Ill ...... . ........... 5 Edwards Place IO East 78th Street, New York City. i ' Pittsford, N. Y. ..... . Wilkes-Barre, Pa ..... Baltimore, Md .... Yala-ha, Fla ........ Philadelphia, Pa ..... Petersburg, Va ...... Newark, N. -I ......... Chambersburg, Pa .... Chicago, Ill .......... New York City ..... Philadelphia, Pa .... Albion, N. Y ..... .........18N ........I6U.H .. . .27 Chambers St ........C,U.H ....26S.Ed .....8oU.H ....I6 E.W . ....... I8S.W .....64 Univ. Place .......... 37N.Ed Rochester, Pa .... . . . . .32 Vandeventer Ave Macedonia, N. J .... ....... I 66 Nassau St Tidioute, Pa . . . .... ....... I I W.W 1840 Park Ave. New York City. - - '---10 E-W Indiana, Pa. .......... . New York City.. . . . Rosemont, Pa.. . . . Titusville, Pa ..... Bryn Mawr, Pa.. . . . Little Silver, Nev ...... Tokyo, japan .... .......... . 52 West 71st St., New York City. i .....1oS.W ....4N.R .....5S.E .......16N.E ....r1 S.E .29 Vandeventer Ave I Edwards Place .40 Nassau St Pittsburg, Pa. .............. ..,. 2 Nassau St Philadelphia, Pa. . . ....... . 1062 Broad Street, Newark, N. J. i Owensboro, Ky. ........... . Philadelphia, Pa.. . . Steubenville, O ..... 46 .....3oN.Ed ......9and loU.H .....39 Nassau St SPECIAL STUDENTS-Conizbzzzed. Naffze. john McDowell ........... Charles Albert McKenney. john Randolph McAlpir1.. Harold Dyar McMillan .... Harold Griffith Mturay .... john Albert Murray ...... Alfred Moorhead North. . . William Vastine Oglesby .... . . . john Sheldon Paul ........ William Edward Pearson.. john C. B. Pendleton ....... . . Charles Edward Pope. . . . Earnest Shurly Rarnsdell. ....... 13 Ralph Raymond Ramsdell ...... 3 Hugh Richardson ......... Edward Roderick ...... Randolph Sailer .......... Louis Frederick Schilling. ....... . Adolph Theodore Schmidt Richard Theodore Shelton ........ Henry King Siebeneck ..., William Henry Snyder .... Newton Booth Tarkington. Robert McKean Thomas. . Edgar Trotter Van Deusen ........ john Van N ortrick .......... . . . john Jewell Van Vliet ..... Henry Vincent, Ir. ..... . Charles Samuel Waldo .... Neal Victor Walker ..... William Henry Wells ,.... George Dudley Whitney. . john Franklin Wilkins .... Ephraim King Wilson.. . . . Hoffze A ddress. Wyoming, Pa. ..... . NVashington, D. C .... . New York City ..... . . Detroit, Mich ..... Flushing, N. Y ..,.. New York City. 654 N. 11th Street, V Philadelphia, Danville, Pa ....... . New York City.. West Orange, N. J .... 210 W Madison St., Baltimore, Room. ....17S.M.R ..35,36 and 37 U.H ......6and7U.H ......3N.M.R .....4M.D N.D ......134 Nassau St ........8W.W .. .... .7 N.R .. ...... 3 E.M.W .....11 and I2 U.H Chicago, Ill. ............ . 231 Hicgh Street, ' ermantown, 231 High Street, Germantown, Vicksburg, Miss .... Hazleton, Pa ....... 919 N. 15th Street, Philadelphia, Salem, O ...,... Louisville, Ky. . . St. Louis, Mo ..... Allegheny, Pa.. . Philadelphia, Pa .. ....... 31N.Ed .. ...31N.Ed . ..... 2 Nassau St ........2OS.E .. ..... 14N.Ed . ..... I5 S.Ed ....15 N.E ...............1oM.D 27 Vandeventer Ave .......53Univ.Place Indianapolis, Ind ..... Elizabeth, N. J ....... Sprout Brook, N. .BataVia, Ill .... Goshen, N. Y.. . Y ..... Danville, Pa. . . .... . Prattsburg, N. Y. .... . Nicholson, Pa .... . . . .......U,U.H .......1oS.E ....62 Canal St ....8oU.H ....26M.D ........44U.H . .I28 Canal St . . . . .47 Univ. Place jersey City, N. I. ..... ..... 2 7 Chambers St Glassbow, N. I.. Washington, D. C .... snow Hill, Md.. . .. 4-7 ....S,U.H ....2OE.W SPECIAL STUDENTS-Conizhued. Name. Home A ddress. - - - - 814 Park Avenue, W1ll1am Gr1Hith W1lson ..... Baltimore, Md. ..... Daniel Tenny Woodbury. .... .... S tamford, Conn ........ . . . Lee Barnes Woodcock. .... . . . .Bellefonte, Pa. . . . . . . . Edward Bell Wright .... .... W ashington, D. C .... N 5? :B . my ,'JZJ'1-.ex l 'll' I V ls X., V .L l S 5 48 Room. .9 and IO U.H .47 Univ. Place .......13S.W ....1oW.M.W cj'i00 ,. b i Ej X '1 f ' i 1 L ' WWI ' ,fwfr Q . - . C l g Pl ga' T ' Q V ' ,f K 4 -A 1--- 'W ff A I ' me ff I C 1!l wiJ I ,g if , ' Q K x 4 E 'Q5'IiHt5Q iff A Q ' . um . ,-.:iiwlmi.:, ,A -...!.'!!1i7?Q?-,:?gQ.-.I 'edu : ' fr , Name. William Shubael Conant, A. B. CPJ ..... john Paul Conduit, A. B. QPQ. ......... . Charles Hodge, A. B. QPJ .............. Paul Foster Leach, B. S. CPD SECOND YEAR. Hoflze Addresx. Maicoim McLaren, A. BQQPJ '...'.1 . .ff :Brooklyn, N.'Y.f. .. ,... ..... . .11 s.D joseph Nutley Thomas, A. B. QPJ ....... Spencer Way, A. B. CU Gay .... ...... Cornelius Rea Agnew, A.. B. CPJ ....... Henry Bainbridge Baker ............... Chester Ba lis y ..... ...... ...... .... Alfred Bangs Carhart ........... ...... William Elmer, jr ..................... Anson Forney Harrold, A. B. QFGQ MJ. Otto Alvin Ormond, A. B. QPQ .... A ...... Tomonao Oyama, C. E. flffpnj . .. ... Mervyn Paul Randolph ............ .... Christian Ihmsen Shannon ....... .... Mastin Simpson. ........... , . . . Frederic Crosby Torrey ..... .... FIRST 49 Savannah, Ga.. . . Orange, N. I ......... Far Rockaway, N. Y.. Princeton, N. I .... Nutley, N. J ....... Wilkes-Barre, Pa .... Philadelphia Pa YEAR. New York City ......... Elizabeth, N. I ..... . Kingston, N. I ..... Brooklyn, N. Y .... Trenton, N. J ...... Manor-Station, Pa .... Elderton, Pa ..... . Tokyo, japan . . . Atglen, Pa. ......... . Sewickley, Pa ........... . . .78 Univ. Place .I Room. .....9S.D ....roS.D ....IoS.D ....r5N.D rg E.W Santa Rosa, Cal. .............. . .. . .16 Witherspoon St 40 Prospect Ave IQ Univ. Place .........I4N.D ......13 N.Ed ....5S.M.R .....1o E.M.W S.E ......Trenton .......z2M.D .......14S.D Edwards Place 5 Z Pennsylvania ..... New jersey ..... New York .... Maryland ..... Ohio ....... T ........ Illinois ................ District of Columbia .... Kentucky ........... .. . Missouri... . . Indiana .... Iowa ...... Canada ..... Nebraska ..... Michigan ....... West Virginia . . . Kansas ....... Wisconsin ..... Delaware. .... . . . Georgia .... . . . . . Massachusetts. .. Tennessee ...... California .... Colorado. ...... . Connecticut ..,.. Nova Scotia .... . LQ 229 216 zoo 38 38 33 I9 I8 I4 I3 IO 9 9 8 8 7 7 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 4 South Carolina. . China ......... Mexico North Carolina. . Syria ........... Alabama ....... England .. . Florida ...... Germany .... Ireland ..... japan ...... Louisiana. . Minnesota . . . Mississippi ...... Montana ........ New Hampshire Turkey ......... Virginia ........ Australia ..,. E pt .......... H26-Bnolulu ....... Indian Territory Oregon ......... South Dakota.. . West Indies .... SUMMARY. GRADUATE DEPARTMENT. Fellows ................ .......... ................ . . I4 Resident Graduates ........ . . . 84 Non-Resident Graduates .... . . IS ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. Seniors .... ......, ...........,......,.......... . . . I24 juniors ....... . . III Sophomores .. . . .. 156 Freshmen. .... 168 Specials. .... . . . 45 SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT. Students in the Electrical School .... ......... ..... . . . rg Seniors ................,........ . . 16 juniors ....... . . . 35 Sophomores.. . . . . . 63 Freshmen .... . . . . go Specials... . . . . . 41 604 2 54 Undergraduate Students ..... Grand Total .... SI II 868 984 5t5t2!t?itdt?K?eewe?Atai5 N ..... N.E .... S.E .... N.W... S.W .... N.R .... S.R .... N. M. R... S. M. E. W ..... W. W. ..... . E. M.W .... W. M.W ..... N. Ed. ..... . S. Ed ..... U. H .... . O. S .... B. H .... N. D.. .. M. D S. D .... YQZ .... '93 .... '94 ..... '95 .... ABBREVIATIONS. .... ...Nassau Hall. . . . .North Entry of East College. . . . . .South Entry of East College. . . . .North Entry of West College. . . . .South Entry of West College. . . . .North Entry of Reunion Hall. . . . . .South Entry of Reunion Hall. . . . . .North Middle Entry of Reunion Hall. . . . . .South Middle Entry of Reunion Hall. . . . . .East Entry of 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. 52 2 0 ,Q-00, R. .,a5x 6 ,Q ,, ?-to , , D 0 ,L ,MQ 9 0 'L J t ,X non, WITHERSPOON HALL, EKST ENTRY, EAST MIDDLE ENTRY. WEST MIDDLE ENTRY. 1 Carson, '95, 2 VanBenthuysen 3 F. G. Betts, '92, 4 Prof, Smith. 5 Paulmier, '94, 6 Fisk, '94, 1 1 813333 1321 8 Brokaw, '93, 9 Lloyd, '94, E, Cook, '92, Io i C. Gray, '92, r xr I-lillyer, 'Q2. I2 Durland, '93, rg, Mather, '93, I4 VVurts, '93, I5 Kl01.S, '93, I Stearns, '93, I6 , Ferguson, 93, I7 Vredenberg, '92, 18 Hammett, '94, IQ Thomas, EE. Peddie, '92, 20 E, Wilson, '92, 1 94- W.A ,Macl-renzie, '92, Gibson, '94, Sikes, '94, Blake, 94, L, H, Besson, '92, I. W, Besson, 'Q2. Pendleton, '92, Ames, '92, Hornans, '92, Morris, '92, Morris, '93, A. Ri gs, '92, Hart, 92. Fraser, '93, Herrick, , G. Oliver, '94, Y. Allen, '9 , F, Allen, '91, Warren, '93, S3 I 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 IO Ball, '92, 3 , Stump, 'Q2. Hall, '93, 1 Dickinson, '94, 2 I, Fentress, '94, 5 6 Kenleyi, '94, 7 Hoge, 94. 8 D, Fentress, 95, Poe, 195. 9 Drake, '95, ro H,M,Rogers '93.'u W,Y.Rogers, 94, I2 I3 J. Ri gs '92, F- Rfzgi, '94 '4 H, Riggs, '94, 15 y 16 Carter 2 I7 . Q - Adams, '92, 18 McKenzie, 'Q4. IQ H. Thornpson,'94, 20 Reichner, '94, E. Wright, '94, AA: ,VF 987 01, . ,, , G. fo u e 5' c ED.. ,, g o o 0 2 4- wiv: Y WEST ENTRY. Prondit, '93, Smythe, '94, G, Williams, 'Q4. C, McWilliams, '92 Archer. '94, Brush, 'Q4. Bogue, '93, Clauson, '93, Paul, '93, Leggett, '94, Remsen, '93, Grandin, '94, Prof. Wescott, Haas, '94, Whitney, '94, Roebling, '94, Farnum, '94, Wentworth, '92, Rieman, 792. Farrand, ,QQ- Thaw, '94, NORTH ENTRY. Coulter, '92. 1 Mayhew 'Q2. North, Sim, 2 North, '95, 3 A, Young, '92, H. Young, '94, 4 Beatty, '93, 5 W. Smith, '92, 6 Swain, '94, Bathgate, '94, 7 Benson, '94, Chamberlain, '94, 8 Janitor, 9 Rankin, '92, IO Prof, Thompson. II Bloomer, P. G. E, Johnson, '94, I Smith. '94, 2 L.Montgomery,'93. 13 Periarn, '92. Brennan, '92, I4 Bayles, '92. Leach, C. E, WES'l' CO Nonri-x ENTRY- Iohnson, '92. r Doty, '92. Wri ht '92, 2 Stori, '92. College 3 Book Store, 4 Ewing '94, Ewing: '95, S Aikman, '93, 6 Gresham, '92, Hussey, '92. 7 Prof, Miller. 8 Fisher, '93, Angell, '93, 9 Davidson, '93, Wintringer, 94. Io DIRECTOR Y-Cofzfzbzzzed. ALBERT DOD HALL. MIDDLE ENTRY. Clark, '94, I Flick, '94, . Duff, '94- McKenney, '92, Murray, Sp. I Spruance, '94, Kellog, '94, Kucker, '92. l-lartzler, 95. Irvin, '92. Portser, '94, Thorp, '93, VVhite, '93, Shelton, Sp, Lindsey, '94, Walton, '94, I. White, '94, i Craighead, '92. Heath, '94, i Movel, '92 Mcfiinney, '94, LLEGE. sou-ri-i ENTRV. Prentice, '92. Davis, '93, Carpenter, '93- Little, '93, Murray, '93, Mr, Turner. Evans, '92, Gray, 92, Minor, '95, E. Palmer, '93, I, Palmer, '93, Daniels, '93, Clay, '93- White, '94, Dickey, 94. ' Mullen, 393. Harter, 95, I5 16 I7 I8 I9 20 21 22 23 74 25 26 26 I 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 IO 54 MIDDLE ENTRY, Carlisle, '94, I S, McCormick,'95. a 95 H. McCormick A, W. Butler, '92. Grant, '94, L, A, Young, '92. I, DeLong, '92, F. Bailey, '92. R. Bailey, 795. Brodie, '94, Sill, '94, Randolph, '93, Kouwenhoven,'9 HOSf0rd, '92, Case, '93, Luddington, '94, Akin, '94, DOW, '94- A,VVO0druff, '94, VanVliet, '94, G. Murray, '93, EAST oo NORTH ENTRY. I Turner '94 Weus, '95, ' J. Huston, '92, S, Huston, '92, Hughes, '93, Henderson, '93, Lyon, 'Q2. Bridges, '93, F. Betts, '91, H. Betts, '93, Bailey '94, Lewis: '94, Andrews, '93, Egbert, '93, Egbert, '95, D Sicard, 194, Floyd, 94, I 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 9 ro II I2 13 I4 I5 LL I 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 ro sourn ENTRY, Luke, '93, l G, Erdman, '93 P. Erdman, '94, I ii.G5ii'i,2,'95,. Fraser, '94, Pitcairn, '94, McCay. Stevens, P, G, Covington, '92, janitor. Conant, E.. E. N Conduit E. E, Hodge, E, l McLaren, E. E Forsythe. 'Q4. Bradley, '92, Somerby, '92. I Christy, '92, I Shannon, '93, Parker, 'Q2. Barkley, '93, EGE. SOUTH ENTRY. E. Wherry, '93 J. Wherry, 'Q3. , Bucher, 92. Mcllvaine, '92, l Miller, P, G. Ormond, P, G. Parsons, '92. Wood, '92. Hoffman, Sp. Black, '93, Smith, '94, Prof, Harper. Swain , '94, Carter, '94, Thomas, '93, WEST COLLEGE. NORTH ENTRY. Fisher, '94. Fisher, '95, McWilliams, '94. Jenkins, '94. Holmes, '94, L01'd, '93, H. Inslee, '93, W. Inslee, '94. Buckley, '93, Ward, '92, Pollison, '93, Fuller. '94, Nixon, '94. Jessup. '95' Marshall, '92, R, Bennett, '92, NORTH ENTRY. Lit. Room. Byers, '99, Schultz, 93, Baldwin, '94, Hencken, '93, Chapin, '93, Stevenson. '92, Williams, '92, Humphrey, '94. Bailey, IQ4. Butler, '92, Pearson, 92. Noyes, '94, Loughran, '95, K. Brown, '93, W. H. Tower, '94 I, Wilson, '92, Small, '92, SOUTH ENTRY. VVoods, '92, Burleigh, '92, Driscoll, '93, Chandler, '93, Woodcock, Sp. Laughlin, '94. Luddington, '93, Titsworth, 'Q3. Lowrie, '94. Jones, '94. Hanna., '92, Priest, '94 . Il I2 I3 T4 15 I6 I7 18 19 zo DIRECTOR V-Coulmued. EAST COLLEGE. NORTH ENTRY. Armstrong, '94. Campbell, '94. D. D. Willard, '94. D. M. Wi1lard,'94. I Westervelt, '92, XV. Brown, '93, Denniston, '92. Bullitt, Sp. F. Howland, '94. H. Howland, 94. Davis '94, Broadhax, '94. Magie, '92, I Sherman, '93 Cameron, '93, Beverirl e '93, i Henry, REUNION HALL. NORTH MIDDLE ENTRY. SOUTH MIDDLE ENTRY. Beach, '93, Mr. Goldie. Murray, 93, Graham, '92, Reid, '93, Jeffery, '94. Hall, '92, Barclay, '92, Rugh. McLeish, '94. Grant., '93, Fisher, '94. Milligan. '92, George, '94. Cilley, '93, Tildsley, '93, I 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 ro II I2 I3 I4 15 I6 17 IS I9 Campbell, 192. Bell, '92, Murray, '93, Elmer, '94. Elmer, '92, Williams, Fellow. Maurice, Sp. Bryan, '93, Phillips, '93, Cook, '92, Abrams, -Q2. Bogart, '94, Lester, '93, Phinizy, '92, Patterson, '94. Sloss, '93, McDowell, '94. King, '92, Garmany, '93, SOUTH ENTRY- E?'13iZl3f?S,fP' G, Bigler, Sp. Shick, 'Q2. H, Davis, 92, Sexton, '94. Kenyon, '94. Halsey, '94. Tooker, '94. Van I-lorsen, '94 Stelle, '93, McCord, '94, Roderick, Sp. Jack. '94- SOUTH ENTRY. Perkins '94. Beck, '94, PRINCETQNIAN, Moses, '92, Ferguson, 'Q3. Bergen, 'Q2. Evans, P, G, Hodge, '93, J. Rogers, '93, Moore 793. Hitchnian, '94. Spooner. '92, Wilson, 792. Ellison, 'Q2. Dunlop, '92. 55 f NORTH EN Sheldon, '94, 23 Califf, '94, 24 DeWitt, '93, . 25 McColl, '95, 26 Petrie, '94. 27 Janitor. 28 W. Dodd, '93, J. Dodd, '93, 29 Norton, '93, Hurd, '93, 30 VVilkinson, '93, 3x , 53if1 g3f ' ,Q Condict, '93, 33 Everitt, '95, 34 Carhart, Sp. 35 Sailer, '94, 36 Swain, '94, 37 Blake, Fellow, 38 Symmes, '92, 39 Hulett, '94, 40 Wherry, '93, 41 Akin, '94, Lawrence, '94, 42 Robbins, '94, Cartwright, '94, 1 BEER? '32 'B Pratt, '94, I4 Mr, Fisher, 16 Blair, '95, 6 Constable, '94, 7 McAllister, '94, 8 Dice, '94, rg W. E, Gunster, '94, DIRECTOR Y-Conizifzuezi. EDWARDS HALL, TRY. Rollinson, '93, Johnson, '93, Farr, '92, Roberts, '94, Howie, 'Q2. Pepper '94, Rankini '94, Pepper '94, Rankin: '94, Smiley, ,Q2. R, Ramsdell, '94, E. Ramsdell, '94, Day, '94, Guffey, '94, Dowkontt, '94, Stevenson, '94 Montgomery, '93, Fox, '95, Havens, '94, Neeley, '93, Robinson, '94, Greene, '9 , Wood. 3 Roberts, '92, Condit, '94, SOUTH ENTR Buist, '93, McCullagh, '94, Houston, '93, l F, VVadsworth,'93. A, Wadsworth,'94, Hopper, '94- A, Brown, 'Q2. Keigwin '94, Wailes, '94, Keigwin '94, Wailes, '94, Campbell, C. E, Carter, '95, S, Dodd, Fellow, Street, '92, McCIanahan, '92, Thompson, '93, Schilling, '94, Riggs, '93, Newton, '93, Post, '93, Carter, '93, I Cochran, '93, McCagur, NASSAU HALL. Morrison, '94, Mr, Cruikshank, Bixler, '92, Havens, '92, UNIVERSI McMillan, '94, Jenney, '94- Kinney '94, Wilson: '94, 56 Biederwolf, '92, Shultis, '94, Norris, '95, Turner, '94, TY HALL. Pope, ' 4, Bushnell, '94, Valliant, '95, Warren, '95, I, Benet, '92, Y, Spiegel., '93, Church, ,Q2. Brewster, '92, Coleman, '94 Downes, '94, Thompson, '94, VVoodruf'f, '94, I, Rogers, '93, Sudler, '93, Elder, '93, Watson, '94, Crosby, '95, Porter, '95, Holly, '95: C. Robinson, '94 Frame, '94, Elder, '94, Truby, '92, Hillard, '95, Van Ness, '92, Vreeland, '92, Whittaker, Ritchie, '93, Tawney, Sp H, Dunninfv ca S. Dunning, '92, 92 Dwight, '93, T. Riggs, '94, Ybariez, '93, Aguilar, '94, Sutton, '95, Kennedy, '94, Forman, '93, I J. Mitchell, 'q4. I G. Mitchell, ,Q4. Creigh, 'g4. Denise, 'Q4. Edwards, '93. Edwards, YQ4. Kinney, 'g4. I. McAlpin. '93, '93 B. McAlpin, Kirtland, '93. Mr. Wallace, P. G. Black, '94, Corry, '94. Blair, '94. Reid, 'g4. Van Cise, '94. ! Herrick, F. Dennis, F. Lockwood, ,94. Vincent, '94. DIRECTOR Y-Cwzfznued. UNIVERSITY HALL. Dunbar, '94. Romero, 93. Thompson, 'q4. Bailey, '94. Cherry, '94, Sloane, 'g4. Bissell, '94. Gaston. '92, Harrington, YQ3. Aylesworth Sp. Davis, '92. Y Gould, '95. Buckalew, '94. Brinkerhoff, '94. Dusenberry, '94, Guild, ,Q3. King. '93. Conkling, '94. R. Jack, '94. VV. Grier. 'Q4. Moffitt, 'g3. Van Nortwick, ' McCune, '94, I K L M N O P R Green, '95. Decker, '95, W. Sabine, '93 P. Sabine, '94. E. Wright, '94 Easton, '94. lvhite, '92. Libby, '95. Boynton, 193. H, Pool '93, Pool, '95 Agnew, '95. Sinnickson,'95. K d S Wilkins, 'g5. enne ,' . Bunting,'95. y 94 T Payne, '95 Andrews, YQ4. Neill, 195. MCD0We11 92- Murdock '94 Tarkin ton '9 ' I U Weissgg5.' 3 Curtis,' . McCauley,' . H his, Streit,'94. 94 V Otto, '95. amrni , 95. Zabriskie, '95. W N Hencken, '95. Shellabarger, '92 Morse, IQS. Noble, '93. Dear, '93. Woodbridge, '93 Linnard, '94. W' ?D gxbx K J :D .E , 5 ili frm i' . BW 11' Je, 1 -an -ef- ' w wx ' ii will Z -4 f ' 2 A XE' Wh? ff! Q W ,- ae yn Xi:x1 -5 X S7 -H1 Wlyf ' is NI , . fwmg ,. AX wsw-w,- , Vw A w M 1,,-:f, -Q-515 :X N -11 9, A ,ff WZ!-ki G24 5-' if ,Q Q 9:1251-ix. ,yjijwvwiwi 1 2' 3 z, 4 - L ,n , MRIXXM N, -- sf ZNXNNSQH 5 f ff 1, j MES. xfffffiiwx 1 N-N -Q-.1 RNS. :, -:-Qqskm 2 W A ,E ' aw 1,-' ks JU ms .A .1 WW, .. AMX ,vp aka ' Q:Y'wE'1.5.!,w'r, .3555 ,-21255, - N - :rg -1:,-..55- 'S -WNQ V E U 4 M . -gy E. 'Ik ,H I ' , - , , 1 ' fi? 'A-15 . Eg: i , Wiki WV RERQRZQ . -----..--.+:...- ---.-------.-.-- ?2G?ZQ?2.4f?ZQ XX CLIOSOPI-IIC SOCI QFOUNDED 1765, A. D.j ETY. MEMBERS OF FACULTY. CHARLES A. YOUNG, FRANCIS L. PATTON, JOHN T. DUFFIELD, I. STILLNVELL SCHANCK, VVILLIAM A. PACKARD, CYRUS F. BRACKETT, HENRY B. CORNWVALL, SAMUEL R. WINANS, ADAMS, ATKINSON, BAILEY , BALL, BARCLAY, BARCLAY, BELL, BENET, I. BENNETT, BERGEN, BETTS, BIXLER, BRADLEY, M. T. R. BREWSTER, BUTLER, CAMPBELL, CANDEE, CARTER, COLE, COLLINS, IFHEO. W. HUNT, GEO. L. RAYMOND, GEORGE .NIACLOSKIE,' HERRIAN C. O. HUSS, CHAS. G. ROCKWOOD, HENRY D. THOAIPSON, C. B. WILLIAMS. CLASS OF '92 E. C. OSBORN, WVILLIAM LIBBEY, JR. HENRY B. FINE, ANDREW F. WEST, WILLIAM F. MAGIE, H. S. S. SMITH, J. M. BROOKS, CONWELL, IAMISQN, SAILOR, CRAIGHEAD, JOHNSON, SMALL, ICOULTER, KING, SMILEY, COVINGTON, LYON, SMITH, W. DOTAY, MCCOLL, SMITH, F. DUEFIELD, MCDOWELL, SPOONER, DUNLOP, MCILVAINE, STEVENSON, DUNNING, H. MCLANAHKAN, STORK, DUNNING, S. MAGIE, STREET, EASTON, MARSHALL, TORREY, EARNSHAW, MASON, VAN NESS, ELLISON, MOGEL, VREELAND, FARRAND, MOSES, WARD, GIBBY, MUDGE, C. WIGHT, E. GRAHAM, MUDGE, W. WIGHT, C. HANSON, MUNGER, WILSON, I. HARRIS, PEARSON, WILSON, P. HAXVENS, PEDDIE, WRIGHT, HOSFORD, PERIAM, YOUNG, HULLETT, PRENTICE, Total, 79 BAKER, BEATTY, BEYERIDGE, BLACK, BOGUE, BORCHERLING, BROWN, BUCHANAN, BUIST, BYERS, CARPENTER, CARTER, CILLEY, COCHRAN, CONDICT, DAVIDSON, DEAR, DEWITT, DICE, DODD, J. ALLEN, F. ALLEN, Y. BALDWIN, C. BALDWIN, E. BAILEY, BURNET, BATHGATE, BISSELL, BLAKE, BLISS, BOGART, BOWES, BRODIE, BUXTON, CALIFE, CARLISLE, CARTER, CARTWRIGHT, COLEMAN, CONDICT, CLASS OF 93. DODD, W. LUDINGTON, DUNN, LUKE, H DWIGHT, MCALPIN, B. ELDER, MCALPIN, J. FREUND, MCCLOSKIE, GREEN, J. MILLER, G. GREENE, E. MILLER, J. HALL, K. MOEFITT, HALLOCIQ, MOORE, HARRIS, NIONTGOMERY, HOUSTON, NEELY, HUMPHREYS, NENVTON, HURD, NORTON, INSLEE, PHILLIPS, JOHNSON, POLLISON, KIRTLAND, POOL, KELLOGG, A. POST, KELLOGG, W. REID, LAWRENCE, RIGGS, CLASS OF 4. CONKLING, GUEEY, COLLINS, HALSEY, DAHLGREN, HAMMETT, DAIRE, HAYENS, DAVIS, HENDERSON, DAY, HITCHMAN, DICKINSON, HOLMES, DOWKONTT, HOLT, DOWNES, HOPPER, ENGLISH, JENKINS, F. EVANS, JENKINS, P. EVERITT, JONES, FENTRISS, KELLOGG, FISHER, KENYON, FLOYD, KINNEY, FRAME, LOORIE, FRENCH, MCCAGNE, FULLER, MCCAULEY, FULTON, MCCULLOUGH, GEORGE, MCDOWELL, J RITCHEY, RODGERS, C. ROGERS, J. ROLLINSON, SATITERTI-IWAITE SCHULTZ, SLO SS, SPIEGEL, STELLE, TILD SLEY , TITSWORTH, THO RY, WAD SWO RTH, WARREN, WHITE, ' WILKINSON, WINANS, WOODBRIDGE, YOUNG, Total, 77 MORRISON, N EELY, NORTH, NOYES, PATTERSON, PATTERSON, E. J PERKINS, PETRIE, PORTER, PRATT, PUGH, RAMSDELL, E. RAMSDELL, R. READ, ROBBINS, ROBERTS, ROBINSON, C. ROBINSON, J. ROEBLING, RUSSELL, SCRIMGEOUR, STREIL, VAN SYCKEL, WHITE, SEXTON, SWAIN, G. VOORPIEES, WILSON, SHELDON, SWAIN, J. WADSWORTI-I, WILSON, G. SHULTIS, SYKES, WAILES, WINTRINGER, SICARD, THOMPSON, F. WALTON, WOODRUEF, SILL, THOMPSON, H. WATERHOUSE, WORDEN, SMITH, F. H. TOOKER, WATSON, WRIGHT, SMYTHE, TORRENCE, WENTZEL, YARROW, STEVENSON, VAN DUYN, WIIITAKER, YOUNG, Total 116. CLASS OF 5. AGENS, DARBY, KENNEDY, OGLESBY, BEROEN, E. DECIIAUT, KOEHLER, PEABODY, BERGEN, H. FISI-I, LEIDY, POOL, . BEVERIDOE, FLEMMINO, LEONARD, SEAVER, BOWVMAN, FOX, LEWIS, SMEAD, BUTLER, HARRIS. LUKENS, SPEER, CARPENTER, HARRISON, MOCOLL, WADHAM, CARTER, HARTZLER, MICCORMICK, H. WALICER, CONDICT, HENDILICKSON, IVICCORMICK, S. WOOD, CRAMER, HOME, MILES, WOODRUFF, CRAXVFORD, JANVIER, NEVIN, ZABRISKIE, R. CRESSON. Total 45 . I IVF A fl 2' 'fy ., LX 1 fun X . if WWf ,w0W ' ff XX 'lf55i2Q'fff ' X,-J ff ' I fran- .f - M 4 S 1 f -f NM? ' ' +- ,vu R Lt Asn Lliux I, ., fl, ,f'jhv? fflh U X I Run' Kult g, XTX: I ,Sl I '! 1 ll' 'X lx I ' I' . . . 1- 1. H , , , , , -f--:T:'-f:,,-- rw, 'ig-I ' A .'fJR--'JM Mu, 0 ,we ' A MPVk f'KK,5'1-fqy---'-ffbnffll N nu' NH? -I lm! hw akcll tg' ' 'lr ' S - PE ..,,..,-, ..,, -,--V X - ... - . - - .. - - ... 9'Ffi?11?f7 -Eggiigiix P Ewa 3-.SEEQSHQQSEI AMERICAN WHIC SOCIETY. QFOUNDED, 1769 A. D.j MEMBERS OF FACULTY. JAMES MCCOSH, HENRY C. CAMERON, CHARLES W. SHIELDS JOSEPH ICARGE, JAMES O. MURRAY, CHARLES MCMILLAN, S. S. ORRIS, WM. M. SLOANE, I VVM. B. SCOTT, ALEX. T. ORMOND, HENRY F. OSBORN, WOODROW WII.SON, ALLAN MARQUAND, A. L. FROTHINGHAM, JR. G. L. SHEARER. L. E. LIVINGOOD, HENRY N. VANDYKE FREDYK N. WILLSON, LEROY W. MCKAY, JOHN H. WESTCOTT, GEORGE B. RODDY. :MARION M. MILLER, GEORGE M. HARPER. CLASS OF 92. ABRAMS, DAVIS, H. IRVIN, RIGGS, J. AIKMAN, DELONG, JEFFERSON, ROBERTS, ABIES, DENNISTON, KOUWENHOVEN, RODERICK, AYLESWORTH, DUNN, LAKEY, SHELLABARGER, BAYLES, ELMER, LAMBERT, SHICK, BIERDERNVOLF, EVANS, MAYHEW, SOMERBY, BIERLEY, FARR, MCCUNE, STUMR, BESSON, J. GRAY, MCKINNEY, SYMMES, BESSON, L. GRESHAM, MCWILLIAMS, TRUBY, BETTS, HALE, MEYERS, VREDENBURG, BRENNAN, HALL, MILLIGAN, WENTWORTH, BROWN, A. HANNA, MINOT, WESTERVELT, BUCHER, HART, MITCHELL, WHITE, BUTLER, A. HILLYER MORRIS, WILLIAMS, BUTLER, H. HODGE, PARSONS, WIGHTON, CHRISTY, HOMANS, PENDLETON, WOOD, C. CHURCH, HUSSEY, PHINIZY, WOODS, R. COOK. HUSTON, J, RIENIAN, YOUNG. DAVIS, G. HUSTON, S. RIGGS, A. Total, 75 62 1 i - W , f k', YI ,VXI , X .4 E 1 1 X , f ' XS X XM A L I x ri g Z X' l VZ-Lrg , , 3517 X cr: 'fav' 0 ZX..-ff' .. Lg c 117 fX,,AXQw!HxXXX X If 3 AMES MADkSONX V.NjxX fky, Arg.-,, AL, f 3 f 'k.vfxf , W XLEMQ K -, I . , i -,-5 , -.TT 5,4 gf' , ff f fu' fl JM MT Awmeaffm M r r liU 1psQm3, L - W W AM!o TIA F 1 ANDREW, ANGELL, BEACH, BETTS, BIGLER, BOYNTON, BRIDGES, BRITTON, BROKAXV, BROWN, K. BROWN, W. BRYAN, BUCKLEY, CAMERON. CASE, CHANDLER, CHAPIN, AKIN, ALEXANDER, ANDREWS, ARCHER, BAILEY, BECK, BENSON, BLACK, BLAIR, BONNER, BRAISLIN, BRINKERHOFF, BROADNAX, BROWN, BRUSH, BUCKALEW, BULLITT, BUSHNELL, CAMPBELL, G. CAMPBELL, J. CHAMBERLAIN, CHERRY, CLARK, S. CLARK, W. CLAUSEN, CLASS CLAY, DANIELS, DAVIS, P DURLAND DILL, DRISCOLL, EDNVARDS, ERDMAN, FERGUSON, FISHER, FORMAN, FRASER, GARAIANY, GRANT, GUILD, HENCK EN, HENRY, CLASS CLENAHAN, CONSTABLE, CAPPEL, CORRY, CREIGH, CURRAN, DALL, DENISE, DICKEY, DRAKE, DUEE, EDWARDS, ELMER, ERDMAN, ESSICK, EWVING, FISK, FLICK, FORSYTH, FOX, FRASER, GIBSON, GOODRIDGE, GRANDIN, GRANT, OF 93. HENDERSON, HODGE, HUGIIES, IKING, KLOTS, LESTER, LITTLE, LORD, NIATHER, MILLS, NIORRIS, LIULLEN, NICELX' , NOBLE, OTTLEY, PALMER, E. PALMER, J. OF GRAY, GRIER, GUNSTER, HAAS, HEATH, HERSCHEL, HOGE, HOOVEN, HOWLAND, F. HOWLAND, H. HUMPEIREY, JACK, B. JACK, P. JEFFERY, JENSEY, JOHNSON, E. JOHNSON, O. KEIGWIN, KENLEY, KINNEY, KENNEDY KENNEDY, W. KNIGHT, KOHLER, LAUGHLIN, 63 ,I PAUL, PROUDFIT, RIED, ROGERS, ROMERO, SABINE, SI-IANNON. SHELTON, SHERMAN STOCKTON, SUDLER, 'l'HOMPSON, TURNER, WHERRY, E. WIIERRY, J. WOODCOCK, VVURTS. Total LEWIS, LIGGETT, LINDSLY, LINNARD, LOCKWOOD, LOW, LUDDINGTON MAURICE, MCCAMPBELT., MCCLENAHAN, MCCORD, MCCULLOUGH, MCCUNE, MCGILL, MCILWAIN, NICKINNEY, MCLEISH, MCLEOD, MCMILLAN, MCWILLIAIIS, MEREDITH, MITCHELL, MURDOCK, NIXON, OLIVER, I PAULMIER, RIGGS, H. SPRUANCE, WHITE, PEPPER, RIGGS, T. SWAN, WHITNEY, PITCAIRN, ROGERS, THOMPSON, WILLARD, D. D. PRIEST, SABINE, TURNER, VVILLARD, D. M. RANKIN, SALM, VANBENTHUYSEN, WILLIAMS, REICHNER, SCHMIDT, VAN CISE, WOODRUFF, RIGGS, F. SMITH, VAN HORSEN, WRIGHT, Total, 128. CLASS OF 5 . AKEN, GREENE, LORD, SUTTON, ANDERSON, HATCH, MCFARLANE, SHAW, ARNOLD, HARDING, MCCAMMON, SHERMAN, BROWN, HOLLAND, MITCHELL, THACHER, BROWNE, HARVEY, MCALLISTER, URBAN, BENEDICT, HERRICK, MCNULTY, VEAL, CANDEE, HARDIN, MCNITT, WEEKS, COOKE, IRVINE, NORRIS, WARREN, COURAN, JESSUP, NELSON, WALKER, DEXTER, KIPP, NICELY, WELLS, DECKER, LANE, OTTO, WILSON, DUNN, LODIR, POLCAR, WHITE, EWING, LAFETRA, ROSS, WEIRS, GARRETT, J. M. 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I i i W - A S7 4 --in f f! wf --,-- -1. - - 9, I-,., -hay QI , .,, , V. -W -.. f X -fffg. 7 - ,:. 1-:--52554 . X 1 'ff .5-rl npmsunfnll. ifz fic ,, 'i25iffg:::1 ' 1 ' 9 212, O in iillnglglsiil-if- 5- Q32 z ff il. J Zz. Z,.,, ' In 1 ef' ff--- ..f' f --- 'W -XA-gi uvfff' MA.-- . ..uLI11u4u ' v-:fp .ui-fflvi' -f U'-4 PHILADELPHIAN SOCIETY. QThe Young Men's Christian Association of Princeton Coliegej OFFICERS. C. E. BIXLER, Pfeszkimf. W. LOWRIE, 1 Lzwparmm C. T. WOOD, Vzte-Preszkienf. C. A. ROBINSON. S ' W. L. MUDGE,C077E51'607ZdZ5Zg Secjf. C, R. WATSON, Readzbzg Ojicer. C. B. NEWTON, Recordzbzg Secjf. I l SON, Treasurer. I. H. BUCHANAN, Asif. Organzsi OHN VAN NESS, Organzkr. W. L. HENDER 59 ADAMS, AMES, ATICINSON, BAILEY, BAYLES, BELL, BENNETT, R. BETTS, BIEDERVVOLF, BIXLER, BRENNAN, BURLEIGH, BUTLER, A. BUTLER, C. CAMPBELL, CRAHART, CARTER, CHURCH, COLE, COLLINS, COOK, DAVIS, DELONG, DENNISTON, BEACH, BEATTY, BEVERIDGE, BOYNTON, BRONVN, K. BUCHANAN, CAMERON, CARTER, CASE, CILLEY, COCHRAN, CONDICT, DANIELS, DICE, DODD, J. ACHVE MEMBERS CLASS OF 'Q2. DUFFIELD, DUNLOP, DUNN, DUNNING, H. DUNNING, S. EARNSHANV, EASTON, ELMER, FARR, FARRAND, GASTON, GRAHAM, GRESHAM, HALE, HALL, HANNA, HARRIS, HAVENS, HODGE, HOMANS, HOSFORD, HONS'IE, HILLYER, HUSTON, J. CLASS DODD, W. DNVIGHT, EDWARDS, ELDER, ERDMAN, FERGUSON, FORMAN, FREUND, GREENE, E. GREEN, J. HALL, HALLOCK, HARRINGTON, HARRIS, IHENDERSON, HUSTON, S. IRVIN, JOHNSON, KELLOGG, KING, KOUWENHOVEN, KRECKER, LYON, MAGIE, MAYHEW, MEYERS, MCCOLL, MCDOWELL, MCKENZIE, MCWILI,IALiS, MOGEL, MORRIS, MUDGE, C. MUDGE, W. MUNGER, PARKER, PARSONS, PEARSON, OF 395. HENRY, HOUSTON, HUGHES, HUMPHREYS, HURD, KELLOG, G. KELLOG, A. LESTER, LUDDINGTON. MATHER, MCALPIN, B. MCALPIN, R. MILLER, G. MILLER, I. MOFFITl', PEDDIE, PERIAM, PRENTICE, RANKIN, ROBERTS, SAILER, SMITH, SPOONER, STEVENSON, STREET, SYMMES, TRUBY, VAN NESS, VREDENBURG, VVVHITE, WIGHT, C. WIGHT, E. WILLIAMS, WOOD, WOODBURG, WRIGHT, YOUNG, A. YOUNG, L. Total Q4 MONTGOMERY, MORRIS, H MULLEN, N EELEY, NEWTON, NOBLE, NORTON, OTTLEY, PHILLIPS, POLLISON, POST, PROUDFIT, REED, RIGGS, RITOHEY, RITCHIE, ROGERS. B. ROGERS, H. ROGERS, J. SABINE. SHERMAN, AIKEN, ALEXANDER, ARCHER, ARMSTRONG, BAKER, BALDWIN, C. BALDNVIN, E. BAILEY, BECK, BENTLEY, BATHGATE, BLAKE, BOYD, BLACK, BLISS, BROADNAX, BRODIE, BROWN, BROWN, BRIGHT, BRUSH, BURNET, BUXTON, CALIFF, CAMPBELL, CARLISLE, CARTER, CARTWRIGHT, CHERRY, CLARK, S. CLARK, W. COLEMAN, COLLINS, CORRY, CREIGH, CHAMBERLAIN, DAHLGREN, DAY, SLOSS, TITSWORTH, SPIEGEL, TOWNER, STELLE, TURNER, SUDLER, WADSWORTH, TILDSLEY, WARREN, CLASS OF 4. DENISE, ICENNEDY, DAVIS, KNIGHT, DICE, LAUGHLIN, DICKEY, LEISLE, DOTY, LOWE, DOWKONT, LOWRIE, EDVVARDS, T. LUDINGTON, ELMER, MCCAGUE, ENGLISH, MCCAMPBELL, ERDMAN, MCCAULEY, ESSICK, MCCORD, EVERITT, MCCULLAGH. EWING, MCCUNE, FISHER, MCILVAINE, FLOYD, MCLEOD, FORSYTH, MCDOWELL, J. FRAME, MCDOWELL, R. FRENCH, MCLEISH, GIBSON, MCWILLIAMS, GOLDTHWAITE, MITCHELL, J. GUFFEY, MITCHELL, J. GUNSTER, MORRISON, GRIER, MURDOCK, HAAS, N EELY, HAVENS, NIXON, HEATH, NORTH, HENDERSON, PERKINS, HOPPER, PETRIE, HOLMES, PITCAIRN, JACK, R. B. PRATT, JACK, R. P. PRIEST, JEFFERY, RAMSDELL, E. JENKINS, P. RAMSDEI,L, R. JENKINS, T. RANKIN, JONES, REICHNER, JOHNSON, RICHARDSON, KEIGWIN, ROBB, KENYON, ROBINSON, C. WPIERRY, E. VVHERRY, J. WHITE, G. WILKINSON, WOODBILIDGE, Total 81 ROBBINS, ROGERS, RUSSELL, RUGH, SABINE, P. SCRIMGEOUR, SEXTON, SHELDON, SHULTIS. SICARD, SMITH, E. SPOONER, SWAIN, J. SXVAN, R. THAW. THOMPSON, T. THOBIPSON, H. TORRENCE, TOOKER, TURNER, VAN DUYN, VAN HORSEN, VAN SYCKEL, VAN VLEIT, WADSNVORTH, WAILES, WAITE, WATERHOUSE, WHITNEY, WHITE, J. WATSON, WILKINS, WOODRUFF, A. WOODRUFF, W. WORDEN, WRIGHT, YARROW, Total 151 AGNUS, ARNOLD, BAILEY, BARR, BERGEN, E. BERGEN, H. BERRY, BLAIR, BONE, BORIE, BRADUCT, BUTLER, CANDEE, CARTER, CATON, CRAWVFORD, CROSBY, CLAY, CONDICT, CONDIT, CONROW, CRESSO N, DAREY, DECHART, DECKER, DEICSTER, DILLEY, DUNN, ABRAMS, BALL, BENNETT, I. BUCHER, BUTLER, BAKER, BRIDGES, BROWN, I. BRONVN, W. BUIST, BYERS, CLASS OF 95. EWING, LANE, RICHARDSON, FERRIS, LA FETRA, ROBERTS, FISHER, LEGGATTE, ROSS, FISK, LEIDY, RUTTER, FLEMMING, LENVIS, SAUGER, FRAME, LOGAN, SCOVILL, FRANCIS, LUKENS, SEAVER, FRY, MCCLAVE, SEYMOUR, FURNAZIELG, MCCORMICK, E. SHAW. GREEN, NICCORMICK, H. SHERMAN, HAINES, MCCULLOUGH, SLIDELL, HALL, MCGEE, SMEAD, HARDIN, MILES, STEWART, HARIILTON, MILLER, SUTTON, HARRIS, MUNN, TAYLOR, HARRISON, NELSON, TEALE, HARTER, NEWBOLD, THOMPSON, HENDRICKSON, NICELY, WAGNER, HILLIARD, NEVIN, WELLS, HOLDEN, NORRIS, B. WESCOTT, HOOD, OGLESEY, WI-I1TE,' HUSTON, OTHEMON, WHITE, G. INCT, OTTO, WILSON, A. JAMES, PAYNE, WINFIELD, IESSUP, PARK, VVYMAN, KENNEDY, PEASE, ZABRISKIE, F. KENYON, PHILLIPS, ZABRISKIE, R. KOEHLER, REYNOLDS, F. Total, III Total Active lvlembershipg ASSOCIATE MEMBERS. CLASS OF 2. DOTY, NIILLIGAN, SMALL, ELLISON, MORRIS, SOMERBY, GRAY, PHINIZY, STORK, KOUWENHOVEN, SHELLAEAROER, WILLIAMS, LLOYD, SHICK, WILSON, Total, 20 CLASS OF 93. CARPENTER, INSLEY, REMSEN, CLAY, JOHNSON, RODERICK, DEWITT, LUKE, SHELTON, DURLAND, MCCLOSKIE, SI-IULTZ, GUILD, PATTON, WINANS, Total, CLASS OF 94. BAILEY, F. KENLEY, IVIANDEVILLE, SPRUANCE, BOWES, HALSEY, MCKENZIE, SWAIN, G. CALDWELL, HOGE, PAULMIER, WENTZELL, CAMPBELL, HOWE, ROBERTS, WHITESIDE, CURRAN, HITCI-IMAN, SCHMIDT, WILLARD, GRANT, LAUGHLIN, SILL, VAN GISE. INSLEY, A Total, 25 CLASS OF 5. ANDERSON, EDWARDS, LEWIS, PIERSON, BAIRD, FEUTRESS, LIBBY, POLCAR, BENEDICT, FOULKE, LORD, PORTER, BOWMAN, GODFREY, MCCAMMON, REYNOLDS, BROOKS, HAINES, MCFARLAN, THACI-IER, BROWN, HARVEY, MCNITT, WALKER, BRONVVING, HODGE, IVICMILL, WARREN, COCHRAN, HOWE, MOSES, WILLIAMS, CORIORN, IRVINE, NIXON, VALLIANT, DAVIS, JANVIER, NORRIS, VAUGHN, DONNELLY, KAI-IN, OEFUTH, Total, 43 Total Associate Membership, 109 Total Membership, 446, N I - .. ,SR Nl y ff I f f ff, ESM? ,,,yfQwf My I ' lx 'N Q9 .4 f ll , f-,Q X ff-,JW 5258? f f6 i .V Z HI in - , - , '44 Wm IIN , -I , , A S K I , AAA - A - , QL- Q d wg! 'f aff ' I If If L 'ARRA A' ff f' , f '-' , ' ,, A , I Yr, It 0 , A ,... f--. ,, XZ WQf.'Qff'f! ,! U fyff wffff ,,., J if V ,f I gy! 2,1 V ll! . ff I f I ,V 4 , 7' IVW, ' QW? W' fujflrl mx -4 73 xg 5 .'5 . . T fy . Z EN ! - I f gZ22leffX'fE2?ES55g 7. .. f QC -..- ' 1 .iii Q . fd Q -Af' lip.: I S - 4 - .Aw 1. A '-1 I f . x. S425 WARN? I S?fef52f'R5 . QE ,...: I 5 . 5: Q5 . ,L F 4 ? .-. 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S. johnson, W. S. McEachron, P. Bow, G. W. Kretzinger, J. R. Benschoten, W. L. Geer, H. Marquand, W. W. Lawrence, Treas 1878-'79. R. Bridges and H. Goodwin, Managzhg Edzfars. E. Davis, E. W. Sheldon, W. R. Wilder, C. Martin, F. Durell, H. Woods, Ir., Treas. H. Pitney. 187g-JSO. C. A. R. janvier and J. H. McConkey, Managzbzg Edzfarx. I. R. Hardin, W. M. Paden, I. B. Keenan, W. L. Sheldon, I. D. Paxton, Treas. 1880-'81, C. C. Vinton, I. T. Wilds, E, A. Dix and P. VanDyke, Managzhg Edzfars. R. D. Harlan, A. L. Kimball, I. L. Moore. W. S. Bacot, C. E. Craven, C. E. Dunn, W. A. Robinson, jr. H. B. Walsh, Treas. 1881-'82. G. L. Day and G. Y. Taylor, Managzhg Edzlfors. G. F. Greene, T. Potter, W. G. Sutphen, R. C. Hallock, W. W. Scudder, jr. E. D. Wardeld, C. Denby, Ir., Treas. 77 1882-'83. A. P. Carman and W. K. Shelby, Zllanagzhg Ediiors. H. G. Bryant, G. W. Gillmore, P. L. Rieman, S. M. Davis, T. R. Paden, F. C. Woods, D. K. Fisher, VTVKHJ. 1883-784. j.-QM. Baldwin and G. M. Harper, zllanagzbzg Ezizlorx. I. M. Forman, F. D. McKenny, Wm. Chester, Treczs. A. B. Hobbs, C. M. Thomas. 1884-'85, T. Pershing and C. W. McIlvaine, Mazzagzkzg Edzlfors. S. Depue, I. Sturges, C. R. Wylie, Ir., Treas. C. F. McClurnpha, F. S. VVoodrufr'. ' 1885-'86, J. C. Hathis and S. Paton, Mnfzagzhg Edzfors. A. G, Cameron, W. S. Elder, G. Reynolds, Treas. M. M. Miller, J. W. McKecknie. 1886-'87, P. Matthews and J. Paige, Illamzgzbzg Edzlfors. V G. T. Berry, E. M. Fitzgerald, J. W. Queen, jr., Treas F. H. White, M. H. Liddell. ISS7-'88. B. V. D. Hedges and K. Fullerton, Managzhg Edzfars. W. M. Daniels, F. L. Drummon, W. H. Forsythjr., Trezzs T. M. Parrott, E. M. Hopkins. 1888-'8g. W. F. Dix and H. C. Drummond, Mafzagzbzg Erz'z'!0r.r. A. C. McCord, L. S. Mudge, F. S. Katzenbach,T1'eas W. C. Merrill, H. C. Warren. 1889-'9o. H. W. Hathaway and I. M. Yeakle, lllazzagzhg Eeizfors. W. D. Gibby, D. L. Pierson, W. C. Fisk, Treas. V. V. Nicholas, S. H. Shepard. 1890-'g1. I. H. Dunham and G. R. Wallace, .fWamzgz'ng Edzfors. Jas. Barnes, G. H. Stephens, G. B. Agnew, Treas. J., C. Meyers, G. P. Wheeler. 78 I WZ! 'Sf-f fat:-, LN EDITORS z A. CHURCH, '92, D. C. G. ERDMAN, yQ3, N. C. R. A. STEVENSON, '92, Pa. C. T. RIGGS, '93, Tur. J. W. STORK, ,Q2, Md. R. H. WARREN, '93, N. Y. W. C. SPRUANCE, JR., '94, Del. B. PHINIZY, '92, Ga., Managzazg Edzfor. W. L. MUDGE, '92, N. J., , C. WENTWORTH, ,92, N. Y., Assoczafe Managers. C. T. WOOD, '92, N. Dak., Treasurer. ' 79 XS X fJ VN QJ jf EDITORS OF PRINCETONIAN SINCE BEGINNING. LFounded 1876, as a bi-weekly by the Class of '77 g Made a weekly by the Class of '84 Made a bi-daily by Class of '86.j 1876-'77. I. F. Williamson, Managzhg Edzfor. W. B. Bryan, A. E. Rowell, J. B. Ward1aW,jr., D. F. McPherson, W. E. Slernmons, Wm. Libbey, jr., Treas 1877-'78. C. L. Williams, Maizagzhg Edzlor. R. M. Corwine, R. A. Mayo, . F. H. Kemper, Wm. Dulles, Ir., A. W. Dickens, H. S. Smith, I. H. Kerr, Treczs. 1878-,79. T. W. Wilson, Managzhg Edzhr. M., Emery, R. H. McCarter, C. A. Talcott, F. W. Oliver, W. F. Magie, E. O. Roessle, Tren.: I879e78O. I H. B. Fine, Mafzagzing Edzlor. G. A. Dunning, G. S. johns, G. L. Owens, E. W. Hedges, B. Lee, W. Miller, Trees. 1880-'81. T. B. Warren,1Ilzzmzgz?zg Ea'z'!0r. F. P. Allen, J. F. Cowan, J. O. H. Pitney, A. C. Armstrong, D. A. Haynes, F. M. Davis, Trefzx. ' 1881-'82. - H. H. Welles, jr., MG7ZdgZ,Zg Edzlor. E. S. Rankin, D. W. Woods, E. B. Critchlow, E. S. Hughes, B. S. Chamberlain, B. G. Winton, Treas john Wilson. 1882-'83. I. A. Hodge, jr., jllanagzhg Edzlor. O. Crouse, R. W. Speir, R. S. Yard, L' A- Lewis, F. B. White, F. B. Rue, Treas. So 1883-'84. G. H. Carpenter, Md7ldg'Z3ZgEdZ70f. J. M. Harlan, I. E. Hedges, G, P. Butler, A. G. Todd, C. T. McMullen, F. Ielke. F. H. Miller, Treas. 1884-'85. l F. H. VVilson, I1ltZ7Z!Zg'l'7lg' Edzlor. E. Wilson, W. B. Chapin, G. Urquhart, Ir., I. D. Bedle, Ir., D. Edwards, I. K. Mumford, VV. W. Conner, Trezzs. 1885-'86, R. M. Hodge, .fllanzzgzizg Editor. I. H. Gaines, C. R. Erdman, G. S. White, -I. D. Baucus, F. Evans, Ir., J. C Cashman, Treas 1886-'87, F. S. Spalding, Md7ZEgZ?Zg Edzfof. G. L. Robinson, F. E. Reid, L. Waggener,Ir., A. H. Larkin, G. B. S1oan,jr., S. S. Iszard, Treas. - 1887-'88, W. M. Irvine, Managzkzg Edzfar. L. E. Price, VV. B. Hodge, E. O. Wagenhurst, A. P. Sturges, F. I. Knox, L. Farrand, Treas. 1888-'89. R. E. Speer, Managzhzg Edzfaff. E. Y. Robbins, W. S. Chase, J. C. Morris, jr.,T1'4':zJ D. W. McCord, J. Hunter, 1889-'90, T. F. Chambers, Mafzagzhg Ezizlor. W. C. Prime, K. L. Ames, A. M. Shrady, I. S. Van Cleve, D. D. Casement, G. MCF. Galt, Trms. 1890-'91, Alfred P. Dennis, Managzkflg Ezizlor. I. S. Black, C. A. Sidler, H. McNinch, Trans. E. A. S. Lewis, F. T. Moore. 81 'Kula-Rd ll uwrnd-chili mill mllln In po!!-nice I! Prigrclou, I VOLUME ll. NUMBER 1 PRINCETON, N. J.. OCTOBER 15. 1891 X5-l i iTf?E 7 lI' . . Wir.. W? 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DUNCAN EDWARDS, '85, 5 Beekman St., New York City. TRACY H. HARRIS, '86, 137 Broadway, New York City. HENRY B. THOMPSON, '77, Rockford, Delaware. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Preszkiefzf, CROYVLEY WENTWORTH, IQ2. . U7zzVzfersz'z'y Treaszzrer, JESSE L. WILLIAMS, '92. FOOT BALL. Pr-eszkienf. ..... .... M AX FARRAND, Treasurer .... .... G Eo. C. FRASER, Capzffzzbz ..... . . .R. H, WARREN, BASE BALL. Preszkiem' ..... ..... j AMES P. PARKER, Treczszzrer.. . .. . . .WILSON FERGUSON, Captam. . . . ..... LAVVRENCE A. YOUNG, TRACK ATHLETICS. Preszkimt. .... ..... C ROWLEY WENTWORTH, Trmxzzrer.. .. ......... ...P. H. DAVIS, Capfazkz ..... .... .... P E TER VREDENBURG, 88 ff 1. ..A.l' SE SS FOOT-BALL ASSOCIATION. DIRECTORS, '90-'9I. A D. VVILSON, '91, Pres. E. A. POE, '91, Capf. M. FARRAND, '92, Treas. DIRECTORS, '91-'92. M. FARRAND, '92, Pres. RQ H. WARREN, '93, Cap! G. C. FRASER, '93, Treas. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN UNIV. OF PENN. GAME. Rmfzers. DAVJS, '93, FURNESS, 'QI WOOD, 792, LEWIS, '91, JEFFERSON, '92, RIGGS, '92, JONES, '91. Qzzarier-bark. POE, '91, QKING, '93j. Hafbacks. KING, '93, QDALTON, '91j, SPICER, '91. Fu!!-bark. HOMANS, '92. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN WESLEYAN GAME. Rusizers. DUSENBERRY, '94, FURNESS, '91, WOOD, '92, LEWIS, '91, THOMAS, P. G., RIGGS, '92, - W- I JONES, 791. ' ' ' 39 SPIECER, Quarler-Zack. - KING. Halfbacks. V Fu!!-bark. HOMANS. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN WARREN, '93, SPEER, P. G., Rzzsherx. DALTON. YALE GAME. FURNESS, 79I, LEWIS, ,9I, THOMAS, P. G., O'ONES, ,91j, V RIGGS, '92, SYMMES, '92. Qzzafler-bark. POE. HaM6ark5. KING, SPICER. Ez!!-bark. HOMANS. Y . Q . gn .EA EE K f .- .- f1..i gf, . f, .1 ......1.- Aw I-,, l - f U fn. ff, -- .5-.ff - 1 - - ---- -W . n-Lili! . ,,,. am , , 5 ' -A -71 ' f '1 E- 4 , 2 , 2-f TTL.-N 2 451255 5 E ST ' E T Bijitii- 24341K ' ATS? ' - ----'E - -.-- -A. -3?':- S - 9 - - -- ' 2-i' ' Lfjwi i.1.ifQ45-gEZj.,,Q,if - ' L 7 .f -F-, f exif T- : f-v E 5 ' ,EI S E . 'Q L zu , V, , ,gi-mgffyngx E ' K -Q go GAMES. FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL vs. PRINCETON. Princeton, Oct. 4, 1890. FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL-RIISAEVJ, Griffith, Witmer, Smith, Line, Harold, Krick, Stonebraker. Qua1'z'ef'-bark, Apple. Hay backs, Gabriel, N othstein. Fu!!-back, Irvine, PRINCETON-Rllibffi, Hayden, Barnes, Thomas, Symmes, jeffer- son, Galwey, Furness. Quarier-bark, Poe. Haybafks, Black, Homans. Ez!!-Bark, Lewis. FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL, o Goals, 2 Goals from T. D., 3 T. D., o Safeties, 16 Points. PRINCETON, I Goal, 4 Goals from T. D., 5 T. D., o Safeties, 33 Points. RUTGERS vs. PRINCETON. Princeton, Oct. 8, 1890. RUTGERS-Rushefr, Scudder, Hopper, N ulling, Lyon, Buere, Lull, Aydlott. Qzzarfer-bark, Brett. Hafbacks, Voorhees, Mesler. Ez!!-back, Bishop. PRINCETON-Embers, I-Iayden, Black, Thomas, jefferson, Lans- den, Galwey, Furness. Quarfef-bark, Poe. Hafbarkr, Spicer, Dalton. Fu!!-back, Homans. RUTGERS, o Goals, o Goals from T. D., o T. D., o Safeties, o Points. PRINCETON, I Goal, 3 Goal from T. D., 4 T. D., o Safeties, 27 Points. 1 ORANGE A. C. vs. PRINCETON. Tuxedo, Oct. II, 1890. ORANGE A. C.V-Embers, S. Maury, Burdick, R. Storrs, Corbin, Storrs, Gill, Bovaird. Quarier-back, DeHart. Hafbacks, Speer, L. Maury. Fu!!-back, Kell. PRINCETON-.RZZ.Yh67'.S', Hayden, Black, Thomas, Symmes, Riggs, Galwey, Furness. Quarfef-back, Poe. Hafbarks, Spicer, Dalton. Fulbback, Homans. gr ORANGE A. C. o Goals, o Goals from T. D., o T. D., o Safeties, o Points. PRINCETON, o Goals, o Goals from T. D., o T. D., o Safeties, o Points. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA vs. PRINCETON. Princeton, Oct. 15, 1890. UNIV. or PENN.-Rurfzerzgi Schoff, Dewey, Thornton, Adams, Bowser, Grifiith, Watkins. Quarieff-bark, Vail. Haybacks, Church, Camp. Fu!!-back, Thayer. PRINCETON-Rurlzerr, Hayden, fDavisj, Black, Thomas, Riggs, Lewis, CLansdenj, Galwey, QA. Riggsj, Furness. Quarfer-back, Poe. Hafbafkr, Spicer, Adams. Fu!!-bark, Homans. 1 UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA, o Goals, o Goals from T. D., o T. D., o Safeties, o Points. , PRINCETON, o Goals, 1 Goal from T. D., 4 T. D., o Safeties, I8 Points. Rqkree, Cowan. Umjhire, Patterson. CRESCENT A. C. vs. PRINCETON. Brooklyn, Oct. 18, ISQO. CRESCENT A. C.-Rzuhers, Campbell, Lamarch, Bird, Ford, H. Lamarch, P. Lamarch, Hewlett. Qzzarfer-bark, Beecher. Hafbarks, Terry, Edwards. Fu!!-bark, Bull. 'PRINCETON-Rzzsherr, Hayden, Black, Thomas, Riggs, Lewis, Galwey, Furness. Qzzczrfer-bark, Poe. Hajbacks, Spicer, King. Fu!!-Izczck, Homans. CRESCENT A. C. o Goals, o Goals from T. D., o T. D., 1 Safety, o Points. PRINCETON, o Goals, I Goal from T. D., 2 T. D., o Safeties, I2 Points. Rqfkfee, Beatty. H Umpzke, Harris. 92 LAFAYETTE VS. PRINCETON. Princeton, Oct. 22, 1890. LAFAYETTE-Rzzshenv, Dumont, Smith, Oliver, Clymer, Robinson, Hitchcock, Finley. Qmzrfer-bark, Fox. fnfaybarkx, Beidleman, Clark. Fu!!-bark, March. PRINCETON- Rm-hers, Hayden, Black, K Gzjmj, Thomas, Riggs, Lewis, Galwey, Furness. Quarfer-bark, Bonner. Ifzzjbzzcks, Dalton, King, QCurran, jonesl. Fu!!-bark, Homans. LAFAYETTE. o Goals, 1 Goal from T. D., I T. D., o Safeties, 6 Points. PRINCETON. o Goals, 3 Goals from T. D., 5 T. D., o Safeties, 26 Points. LEHIGH vs. PRINCETON. Princeton, Oct. 25, I8QO. LEHIGH1RM5A6fJ, Belllield, Porter, fTh1ockmortonj, Coates, Balliet, Sheldon, Blunt, Walker, QMosmanj. Qzzarfer-back, McClung. Hafbarks, johnson, Ordway. Ez!!-bark, Hutchinson. PRINCETON-Rzzsherx, Hayden, QDavisj, Wood, Thomas, Riggs, jefferson, Lewis, Furness. Quarter-back, Poe. Hdfbdfkf, Spicer, King. Fu!!-bark, Homans. LEHIGH. o Goals, o Goals from T. D., o T. D., 1 Safeties, o Points. I PRINCETON. 2 Goals, 5 Goals from T. D., 7 T. D., o Safeties, 50 Points. COLUMBIA A. C. VS. PRINCETON. Washington, Oct. 31, 1890. COLUMBIA A. C.-Rushfn, Taylor, Harbin, Wade, Rainer, Lewis, Wells, Welch. Quarier-bade, Emery. Hafbacks, Hacker, Vesey. Fu!!-back, Burroughs. PRINCETON-WZTICD, QDavisj, Wood, jefferson, Riggs, Thomas, Speer, Furness. Quarfer-bar', Poe. Hafbarks, Spicer, King. Fu!!-back, Homans. , ' 93 COLUMBIA A. C. o Goals, O Goals from T. D.. o T. D., O Safeties, O Points. PRINCETON. o Goals, 6 Goals from T. D., I2 T. D., O Safeties, 6o Points. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA VS. PRINCETGN. Baltimore, Nov. 1, 1890. ' UNIV. OF VIRGINIA-Rmlzerr, Whitaker, Aisley, Cunningham, Smith, Early, Parish, Greenway. Quarief-back, Daggott. Hay barks, McDonald, Marshall. Ez!!-back, Elliot. PRINCETON-Rurlzers, Davis, Wood, jefferson, Riggs, Thomas, Speer, Furness. Qzzaffler-bade, Poe. Haybacks, Spicer, King. Fu!!-back, I-Iomans. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. O Goals, O Goals from T. D., o T. D., O Safeties, O Points. PRINCETON. I Goal, T7 Goals from T. D., I9 T. D., O Safeties, II5 Points. PRINCETON Vs. COLUMBIA. New York, Nov. 4, 1890. COLUMBIA-Rzzshers, Christie, Tuttle, Buzel, Hillyer, McKenzie, Whyland, Rogers. Qzzarier-back, Barnard. Hafbafks, Culver, Linsheimer. Ez!!-bark, Dilworth. PRINCETON-Rza-hem, Hayden, Wood, Lewis, Riggs, Thomas, Speer, Furness. Qzzczrfer-bark, Poe. Hafbazks, King, Spicer. Fu!!-bark, Homans. COLUMBIA. O Goals, O Goals from T. D., O T. D., 1 Safety, O Points. I PRINCETON. I Goal, II Goals from T. D., I4 T. D., o Safeties, 85 Points. Rmfree-Mr. Janeway. Ubgpire-Mr. Wilson. 94 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA vs. PRINCETON. 4 Philadelphia, Nov. 8, 1890. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. Rzzslzers-Watkins, Heisman, Thornton, Adams, Bowser, Griffith Schofff Qzzarfer-back, Vail. Halfbarks, Camp, Church. Ez!! back, Thayer. PRINCETON-RZlJ'A67'I, Davis, Wood, jefferson, jones, Riggs, Lewis, Furness. Qmzrfer-bark, Poe, QKingj. Hdmbdfkf, Spicer, King, fDaltonj. Ez!!-bark, Homans. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. o Goals, o Goals from T. D., o T. D., o Safeties, o Points. PRINCETON. o Goals, 1 Goals from T. D., I T. D., o Safeties, 6 Points. Rqjierec-Mr. Woodruff l'D15z5z're-M11 Ketchum. WESLEYAN VS. PRINCETON. New York, Nov. 16, I89O. WESLEYAN-R7lJh67'5, Maramore, Leo, Berford, Fogg, Cutts, Moore, Cleaver. Qzzartea'-bark, Parshley. Hafbacks, Gordon, Slayback. Fu!!-bark, Hall. PRINCETON-RZMAEVJ, Dusenberry, Wood, Thomas, jones Riggs, 7 Lewis, Furness. Quarfer-back, King. Hafbackr, Spicer, Dalton. Full-bark, Homans. WESLEYAN. o Goals, o Goals from T. D., 1 T. D., o Safeties, 4 Points. PRINCETON. o Goals, 7 Goals from T. D., 8 T. D., o Safeties, 46 Points. Rcjkree-Mr. Speir. m7?Z3'E-MI. Corbin. YALE Vs. PRINCETON. Brooklyn, Nov. 27, 1890. I YALE-Rushers, Hartwell, Wallis, Hefflefmger, Lewis, S. Morrison, Rhodes, Crosby. Quarfer-bark, Barbour. Hafbacks, McClung, Harvey, QBlissj. Full-bark, B. Morison. 95 7 PRINCETON-Rushers, Warren, Speer, Thomas, Uonesj, Symmes, Riggs, Lewis, Furness. Quarfer-bark, Poe. Hafbarks, King, Spicer. Fu!!-back, Hom ans. v YALE, o Goals, 4 Goals from T. D., 6 T. D., o Safeties, 32 Points. PRINCETON, o Goals, o Goals from T. D., o T. D., o Safeties, o Points. Rryiwfee, Mr. Brooks. Ubzpire, Mr. Coffin. SUMMARY OF ALL GAMES PLAYED. G. G.T.D. T.D. S. POINTS G. G.T.D. T.D. S. POINTS Princeton, 1 4 5 o 33 Fkl'n Sz Marshall o 2 3 o 16 ra 1 3 4 o 27 Rutgers ....... 0 o o o o 7 o o o o o Orange A. C. , , , o o o o o o 1 4 o 18 Univ. of Penn., o o o o o o 1 2 o I2 ' Crescent ...... o o o 1 o o 3 5 o 26 Lafayette. ..... o I I o 6 2 5 7 o 50 i Lehigh .... .... o o o 1 o o 6 I2 o 60 Columbia A. C.. o o o o o I I7 IQ o II5 Univ. of Va ,... o o o o o 1 1 2 I4 o 87 Columbia . ..... o o 0 1 0 o 1 1 o 6 Univ. of Penn. . o o o o o o 7 8 o 46 Wesleyan ...... o o 1 o 4 if o o o o o Yale .,,,,,,,,, o 4 6 o 32 PRINCETON 6 60 81 0 480 OPPONENTS .... o 7-11358 SUMMARY OF CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES. UNIV. OF COLLEGES. YALE. PRINCETON. PENN. WESLEYAN. WoN. Yale ........ . . I I I 3 Princeton ,,,,, 0 , , 1 1 2 Univ, of Pen .... o o . . I 1 Wesleyan ..... o o o . . o Lost ..... o 1 2 3 The Championship was awarded to Yale. 96 SCRUB FOOT-BALL TEAM. Ifzzsherx. P. H. DAVIS, '93, DUSENBIQRRY, ,94 WOOD, 792, COWAN, P. G., LANSDEN, '9 1, JEFFERSON, '92, P. JONES, ,QI- Qzzarfer-bark, BRADFORD, IQI, K Cfzjbzi j Hafbarks, J. POE, '95, BONNFR, ,9I, R. JONES, ,QI Fu!!-back, DALTON, ,9I, M. BERGEN, ,92. SUBSTITUTES. G. BFRGEN, '91, HALF, ,92, A. RIGGS, 792. '92 FOOT-BALL TEAM. Rushertr, WOODS, VREDENBURG, IRISH, BROWN, HALF, WOOD, SYMMES. Quzzrfer-back, A. RIGGS, K Capztj Hafbacks, HOMANS, ADAMS. Fu!!-back, PENDLETON, 97 ,Q3 FOOT-BALL TEAM. Ruslzers, CHAPIN, XIVARREN, P. DAVIS, COCHRAN, RIGGS, BEVERIDGE, GRANGER. Quarier-bark, B. MCA LPIN. Hafbacks. STEARNS, KING. Fu!!-back. NEWTON, f Capt j '94 FOOT-BALL TEAM. Rzzslzers. CHAMBERLAIN, MCKENZIE, K Capzi j H. RIGGS, MEREDITH, DOWKONTT, FARNUM, F. Rrccs. Quarier-back, DUFF. Haybarks, I. POE, DUSENBERRY. Fu!!-bank. ' DRAKE. '95 FOOT-BALL TEAM. Rzzxherir, IRVINE, TRENCHARD, HOLLY, TAYLOR, MCFARLANE, WHEELER, BEVERiDGE. Qzzczrfer-bark, MORSE. Hafbacks, MINOT, POE. ' Ez!!-back, ANDERSON, 98 Lehigh, ,Q4. , , CLASS GAMES. LEHIGH, '94 vs. PRINCETON, 194. Oct. 22, ISQO. Princeton, ,94 .... O HILL SCHOOL VS. PRINCETON, '94. Hill School. , , Nov. I, 1890, Princeton ,94 ..... . PENNINGTON vs. PRINCETON, ' Pennington. . . Princeton, 794 ,,., i COLUMBIA, '94 VS. PRINCETON, ' Columbia ,,,, Princeton, 794 ,,,, Nov. 8, 1890. Nov. 27, 1890. 99 94, ....IO 94- o ....32 Points. H Points. H Points 7, Points. H PRlNCETON'S FOOT-BALL RECORD.. Princeton's Complete Record, from 1869 to the close of last Season, is as follows 3 ' ! PRINCETON VS- 53?SfH9?b.855Sf'1'5b. 1870 Rutgers ....... 6 o 2 o 1872 . . . . . 4 o 1 0 1873 Yale ........... 3 o o 0 1874 Columbia ...... 6 o o o Rutgers .. .... 6 o o o 1875 Columbia .,... 6 o 2 o 'L Stevens ........ 6 o o o Princeton adopts the Rugby Game for lirst time. 1876 Univ. of Penn. 6 o o o Columbia ...... 3 o o o Univ. of Penn. 6 o 0 o Yale ........... o o 2 o I87i Harvard ...... 0 1 1 1 H 'L ...... I 1 o 2 Columbia ...... 4 7 o o 'L Yale. ......... o o o o 1878 Univ. of Penn. 2 4 o o Stevens ........ 4 6 o o Rutgers ....... 5 IO o o Univ. of Penn . 2 4 1 o Harvard ....... o 1 o o Yale ........... 1 o o o The following year the safety touch- downs were introduced. 1879. Goals. T. D. Safeties. Princeton ........., 6 4 o University of Penn. o 0 II Princeton ......... 2 3 o Columbia .... . . o o IO Princeton .... . . 7 4 o Stevens .... o o I9 Princeton . . . . 1 o 7 Harvard ..... . o o 5 Princeton .... . . o a 5 Yale ..... , . o o 2 100 1880. The eleven men rule introduced. Goals. T. D. Safeties. Princeton .. 6 Stevens .... .. o Princeton .. 8 Rutgers .... ..... o Princeton ......,.. Q University of Penn, o Princeton ......... 2 Harvard ..... 1 Princeton .. o Yale ,.... .. o 1881 Princeton . .. .. 3 Rutgers . . o Princeton .. . . 7 Stevens .... .. o Princeton ......... 7 University of Penn. o Princeton . ....... 1 Univ. of Mich ..... o Princeton ......... 4 University of Penn. o Princeton ......... 1 Rutgers . .. .. o Princeton .. 1 Columbia .... .. o Princeton .. c Harvard ..... .. o Princeton .. . .. o Yale ..... . . o 1882. Princeton . .. 5 Graduates .... , . . o Princeton .. 5 Rutgers .......,... c Princeton ........ 9 University of Penn. o F00 Y-BALL RECORD-Cofzlzhzzed. 1882.-Continued. x886.-Continued. Goals. T. D. Safeties. Princeton vs. University of Penn. 28 Princeton .. 8 3 o Harvard ....... X2 Columbia .... .. o o 2 ' Wesleyan ..... .... 7 6 Princeton ......... ro 4 o Yale ..,... .. o University ofPenn. o Q 9 88 Princeton ......... 3 4 o I 7' Rutgers .... .. o o 2 Princeton vs. Lafayette .. 47 Princeton .. 1 o 2 Rutgers .... .... . 30 Harvard .... .. x 1 o ' Lehigh .............. 89 Princeton .. 3 r o ' University of Penn. 61 Columbia .... .. 0 o o ' . 43 Princeton .. 1 o I 'K Wesleyan ........ 69 Yale .............. 2 0 1 ' University of Penn. 95 it From the year 1883, the scores are indi- , U ggfgard ' 3 cated by the number of points made. ' ' I 1883. lass. Princeton vs. Rutgers .,.. .... 2 o o Prince'-on VS Lehigh -----'----'--- 75 it it Lafayette 'hr' 54 O 2' 'K Crescents ........ .. 31 - if Stevens ,.-. I5 0 C' University of Penn. 63 1 -L Rutgers ...---...-.-- 61 0 Stevens ........... .. 80 University of Penn. 39 6 U H Rutgers ---- -- 80 L -- Wesleyan .---.A. 24 O ' University of Penn. 38 A H Columbia lforfelledll Rutgers. . .......... 82 -- Harvard ............ 26 7 5011115 Hopkins ---.'- 104 A -1 yale .-.--- H O 6 ' Wesleyan ........... 44 ' University of Penn. 4 1884' ' K' Harvard ............ 18 Princeton vs. Rutgers .... .... 2 3 5 Yale ....... .. o Stevens ...... .. 4 Wesleyan .......... 22 o I889' 1 -f Rutgers '-..-..'.'-.. 35 0 Princeton vs Lehigh .,.. .. 16 ' University of Penn. 31 0 is U H -- I5 Lafayette .,......... 140 o 'L U Stevens ---------'--- 49 u Stevens .-.-.. 4'.-. 56 O 'L University of Penn. 72 ' Johns Hopkins .,.... 57 0 li Columbia ----'------ 71 Harvard ...... .... 3 4 6 WCSICYZ-U ---- ---- 9 8 L f Yale UIAIII H 4 5 ' Harvard ...... .... 4 1 ' Orange A. C ........ 52 I885' ' Yale ......... .... 1 o Princeton vs. Stevens .... .... 9 4 o ' Washington ........ S7 L' ...,......... 76 o University of Penn. 76 ro Iago' I H -- H go Io Princeton vs Franklin and Marsh'l 33 ' 'L Graduates .......... 62 o U H Rutgers ------------- 27 ' 'L Johns Hopkins.. ...ms Q Orange A- C .4-- 0 -1 -- Wesleyan llllllllll- 75 O University of Penn. z8 1 -L Yale ............... 6 5 K 'L Crescent A. C ....... I2 ' University of Penn. SI 9 H Lafayetle ---- ------ 2 5 f H Columbia lullllhll' 54 0 ' Lehigh .... ......... 5 o ' Columbia A. C ...... 69 I886' Univ. of Virginia . . .IIS Princeton vs. Stevens ............. 58 o Columbia ........... 85 ......... .... 5 9 o ' University of Penn. 6 ' L' University of Penn. 30 o Wesleyan ........... 46 'K 55 9 'K Yale ...... .. o IOI F00 T-BA LL RECORD- Conizhued. From the above figures the total annual scores since 1883 are Prmceton. Opponenis 1883 .... 239 26 1884 .... 406 I9 1885 .... 693 25 1886 .... 318 25 1887 .... 430 I4 1888 .... . 619 16 1889 .... 482 29 1890 ....... -478 58 Total .... . 3,665 222 Princeton won championships in 1877, 1878, 1879, 1885, 1889 Yale Won in 1881, 1882, 1883, 1887, 1888, 1890. No championshlps were awarded in 1880, 1884, 1886. '-mxi. - I I . ' I 2 V 1 f.-- xx , L fs? . X 1 '- X 5- - iff :mcg I , il 4 .I ' 'Yj , W, , I JU pl? -1 -N 1- - . il 2 N? 5, 1.,h,1' :'-5' , 1-kj, '13 .J . .-SV ,',gg,.- ,uw - 'rlxq QWZCPS15 ' .Q- tix NL '- ,---Ag--:sL7'Fj... Aff., IO2 1890. R FO EN LEV E THE OF ES OR SC LL BA OT FO DUAL I IV ND . I Ei .. I za za 'li I H I f-'U a 9 3' ci ' f as as fa 5 as ce ra 315 W Us 'E ms H ' F , n - - - .4 - Q 'E - ' '.,.. - . . Qu: o 425 w-EE We 553 Off? 22.53. QED? +.-5.3 ...'Ea mga ga 5 3 E-3 .55 Q PRINCETON Vs. -.322 +562 .9122 .38 .QSM JS: .5523 me 55.5 We wg sei -571 .gg 2.8 . my Q o I .- ,... ... E w-I fu o D o O o cv y. E o 0 Q C! Q u buf.. o C1 o .-G' 0 0 b O ,.r:1 O O... V: o... wo N.- .:1. -D10 -4...-. .. :sf P on O--O ode :s 'E 'EO-4 :IDE Ogg-4 O O25 Opal: OCDOE Oar.: 205 A-5-cu 6.2 Zgn- Zpm-3 ZES fag Z EG M 5 O ..1 I 55? .5 I oz -Ea. Em m i-12 S me D U F: D -54 m 1-I I3 i f K-4 Ln. SCORE .... .. .. .. 33-16 27-o o-o 18-o 12-o 26-6 5o-o 60-o 115-oI E-o 6-o 46-4 o-32 67 '81 478 Hpmansn- .... Full-Back 2X H .... .... .... 3 : zllzx -X 2X H ll 7:2x .... 15 ro King .... .... H alf-Back 4 if if X-+ X X-+ 2-2 X -X 2-7 X 2-9X ,,,, ,,,, , , , 31 . . Spicer .... ...... H aif-Back if , , , ,,,, 2- - W X 2-2 X 3 X X x 3 xv .,,, 17 . . . Poe ...... ...Quarter-Back 4:X- 3:- .,.. : : if 5: 6: 18: , 12: :+ +G 51 3 , Warren .... ...... L eft End ei if if if if if if '+ ii I 'X' f if . . . . . . . o . Speer ..... . . .Left Tackle if if N if +P W ii 2- X ' .... if ii .... . . . . 3 . Th0m21S -.----- --.-- L eftGuard .... . .... ..., . .. .... .... I vi + o . Symmes ............ .. . .Centre .... ii . 'Ii if W if ii ii if 99 .... . . o . R1ggs. .Centre and Right Guard if if .... .... . . . . .... X . . . . . .. . . . . . . 1 . Lewis ............. Right Tackle W H 9+ +P + , , , , , 9+ 'N 7 .,,, , , X , , 1 1 , Furness ............. Right End X X . .... .... .... .... X X .... .... .... .... 4 . Hayden. .. ..... .Left End .... ... . + ... X + if if X N if 'X 2 . Black ..... . . .Left Tackle . . . X ,.,, , , , , ,,,, ,.,, 90 -1+ f 'f +P if ii 1 . jefferson... ....... .Guard ii if ii if 99 if if o Galway .... . . Left Tackle . . . .... . + . . . . .... if if , W if ii if O . Dalton ...... Half-Back ii X ,,,, if if' X- ii ii , N I + I ii I 3 . P.C.jones... ......Centre if 95 if N ii Ii I if ii I ii I.... + 'o . Wood . ...... . . .Left Tackle, ii if 'Ii ii if ii .... 2X X f ,,.. I . . . . X if 5 . Davis ....... ........ E nd if ii W + 'If + + .... I if I ,,,, if if o Dusenberry . . .... End if if 'PP if' if N' W W if I if ' if .... . in . . . o . . . Opponents . .. ..... 2545 .... . .. S X: S . ... i S 1 .... - I4 ii- 7 I 58 S Safety. I Goal from place kick. field. Goal from g goal. in - Touchdo wn fail X Touchdown yielding goal. ayed part of game. or. playing. 'I' Pl HYN field. ans kicked Eve goals from the Spicer held the ball and Poe kicked the goals. Hom 2211132 Q1f11U11111l1BB 33111813 . November 21, 1885. FORXVARD he sprang and, running easily, Caught up the bounding ball against his breast, The left hand hugging it, the right arm free,- And down the left line, toward the darkening West, Sped on through warding friends to meet the foe. Side-long he swerved, and toward the right he bore And sprinting hard and sharp yet clean and low, Straight through the center of their line he tore. And then, with head erect and altered strides, Settling his ball and body to his racing, Between the backs' belated hands he glides, And leads the field in fair yet fruitless chasing. Behind the goal upon the ball he lies, A sweet and quiet triumph in his eyes. March Io, 1891. And him serenely calm and calmly brave, Down to his death the pounding waters bore With her who trusted in his strength to save As he had trusted-in a breaking oar.-M M M. 1o4 Copyrighm in St. zwbhalas, Dec , xS89, byTHE CENTURY Co ibenrp Qtummiugs immar. CHAMPION TEAM, 1891 0 N., Lgfzffz, '-,3., ,X .451 ., f2i4 : fGf?Q7 Mfrfa - 'X--x 53 X. sf:-' 'T - lf! A G-1 -. , ' 1 N -. G 11 ' h ia 'sri' ' A:-' Wifi? .l A ,'A- 1 l' -X fi- mfg BAS E-BA LL. 'go-'91, G. F. MCKINNY, 'QI .... ............. . ..Pre.vzZient J. P. PARKER, '92 .,.. . . Treasurer C. C. DANA, 991 ..... ........................ . ..Caplaz3z UNIVERSITY NINE. F. BROKAW, C., C. C. DANA, 1 B., L. YOUNG, P., W. DURELL, 2 B., P. KING, 3 B., C. E. KNICKERBOCKER, S. S., F. H. PAYNE, L. F., E. WRIGHT, C. F., J. BROWN, E. RAMSDELL, R' F' '91-'92, J. P. PARKER .... .... . .. ..Preszdem'. W. FERGUSON ..... .. T reaxurer. L. A. YOUNG ..... .... .... C' a plum. 105 RECORD OF COLLEGE GI-IAMPIONSHIP GAMES FOR ISQI. YALE vs. PRINCETON. New Haven, May 23, 1891. XYALE. R na PO A E Poole,c ............, o r 4 o o Calhoun, eb... . . 1 2 2 6 1 CaSe, l.f ...,... . I I I o o Cushing, c.f ........ o o 3 o o McClung. rb ,...... 1 2 I4 3 1 Beall, S.S. .... . r 3 2 2 4 Parker,rf... . o o 1 o o Bowers, p ..... . .. o o o 2 o Owsley, 3bt... o o o o o Totals . ...... E E Z I3 6 PRINCETON. Durell, 2b ,..... . . . Payne, 1.f .... . . . Brokaw. c ...... .. Dana, mb ..... ....... Knickerbocker, S.S Young, p .,......... Brown, r.f ..... King, 3b ..... . . . Wright, c.f .... Totals .... Umpires, Hopkins of New York, Brady of Hartford. Two base hit-Young. Three base hit-Case. Base on called balls Yale, 2. Stolen bases-Princeton, 3 g Yale, 1. Struck out-by Young, 8. Brokaw, 3. SCORE BY 1NN1NGs. 1 2 3 4 5 6 PRINCETON ................ o 1 o o o o YALE ......... . o o o o o o YALE zu. PRINCETON. A Princeton, june 6, 1891. YALE R rn PO A E PRINCETON. Calhoun, 2b .... 2 1 3 53 0 Durell, 2b ..... Murphy, r.f.,... . o r 2 r 0 Payne, l.f.... . Poole, c .... .. o o 6 o 0 Brokaw, . Cushing, c,f .,... . o o 3 o 1 Dana, 1b ....... ..... McClung, 1b ....... o o IO 1 1 Knickerbocker, s.s.. Beall, S.S ...... . . . o I 2 2 x Young, p ....... . . . Case, 1.f ..... o o r o o King, 3b ....... Bliss, 3b ..... o o o 4 o Ramsdell, r.f.... Bowers,p ..... 1 o o 5 o Totals... 3 3 27 I6 3 Wright, c.f .... Totals ........ Umpires, Brady of Hartford and Hopkins of New York. P0 A E 2 O 1 O 0 I 8 o o 8 o o I I O 1 3 o 0 0 O 2 3 I 2 O O 24 7 '3 -Princeton, 2 Passed balls- - 3 Totals sr- 1 Xl 4 F0 A E 4 5 0 o o o 7 2 o I2 1 1 2 4 o 2 rr o o 2 o o' o o 0 -O I 27 25 2 Struck out-by Young, 53 by Bowers, 3. Passed balls-Brokaw, 1 3 Poole, 1. Stolen bases-Princeton, 4, Yale, 3. Bases on balls-off Young, 5, off Bowers, 2. Wild pitch- Young. SCORE sy INNINGS. I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 - - - Totals PRINCETON ........ ....... . .. 0 o 2 o o o o 3 0- 5 YALE. ........ 105 I O 2 O O O 0 O OT1'3 YALE. R ns Calhoun, 2b ..... . 2 2 Murphy, s.s ..... .. o o Poole, c.. ........ o 1 Cushing, c.f ...... o o McClung, zb ...... o 1 Beall, r.f ..... . o o Case, Lf ...... o 1 Bliss, 3b ...... . .. o 1 Bowers,p .... . .o o Totals ....... 2 6 YALE w. PRINCETON. New York, SB PO E I 5 o D I I o 5 0 1 I I 0 W O I2 0 I o I o l I O 0 O I 0 I I O 4 27 I Umpires, Golden and Hopkins. june 13, 1891. Durell, 2b ......... Payne, l.f .... . Brokaw, c ....... Dana, 1b ........ . Knlckerbocker,s.s. Young, p ......... King, 3b ......... Rarnsdell, r.f ...... Vvright, c.f... Totals ....... Earned runs-Princeton, 4. Two base hit-Young. Three base hlt Calhoun Ramsdell. Home run-Young. Bases on balls-off Young, 3, off Bowers x Struck out-by Young, 63 by Bowers, 3. Passed balls-Brokaw, rg Poole 1 W1ld pltch Young, 1 g Bowers, 1. Time of game-2 hours and twenty-eight mmutes scoRE BY xNNxNGs. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 YALE ....... . vj.. 7. PRINCETON ......... . .... .. ,. o 2 1 o o o 2 o o 5 I O O O I O O 0 O 2 ' -. - 'Wifi his - . L . - 5' L . 'J' W' l EW' if 1 ll I JW M -N ' idllffllf' -Algyrf ' -u,I: ',n 'lraiflllal lllallfl' f 7:5-W A '-ll' Xl ll? -. 5 --rt., ..., A - :Y l- :sv -ig, ,....:. IO7 PRINCETON. R O 11.5 Summary of Championship Games, ISQI. . - Per Cent Y 1 I Prince- Games f a e ton. Won. Vicgmes Yale ....... .... - 1 I .333 Princeton ....... .... 2 - 2 V .666 Games Lost ..... .... 2 I 3 Scores of College Championship Games, I8QI. May 23. june 6. Il April 3. it 4' ff 6. 4 7. ' 8. LL I8 M 22. as 25- 28. May 2. Ct 6. 9. ' 13. 16. 20 Princeton ws. Yale, at New Haven ......... . . . 1- Yale, at Princeton ..... . . 5- Yale, at New York .... .. 5- Other than Championship Games. Princeton ws. Williams ......................... . . 7- New York .... . I- Columbia .... .... I 3- U Fordham ..... .... I 3 New York ...... . . 4- Columbia ..................... .... I 7- University of Pennsylvania ..... . . 4- ' Staten Island Athletic Club ..... . 8 Lafayette ............... . . . . . 8- Englewood ..... .... I 7- U Fordham ...................... .... I 2- Staten Island Athletic Club ...., . . 2- Rahway .................... . . 6- Lafayette ........... ....... 5 - University of Pennsylvania . . . . . 2 Cuban Giants . . . ........ . . . 1- 108 Averages of University Base-Ball Nine for 1891. RANK AND NAME. I. YOUNG ........... 2. PAYNE .... 3. KING .... 4. DURELL . . . . 5. RAMSDELL .... 7. BROKAW . . . 8. DANA ......... KNICKERBOCKER . . . WRIGHT BROWN . . . NAME. YOUNG .. . . .. . BROKAW . .. DANA .... DURELL ..... KING ............ KNICKERBOCKER .... PAYNE ......... WRIGHT .... RAMSDELL .... BROWN .. . BATTING. LEAGUE NO. OF RANK. GAMES. A. B. .. I 3 I3 .. 2 3 I3 .. 5 3 I2 .. 6 3 I I5 .. 7 2 S -- 9 3 13 I2 3 I3 - 3 I3 - 3 I2 - I 4 FIELDING. CHANCES 3 IO 3 30 3 31 3 I7 3 II 3 IO . 3 3 3 2 2 2 I o nog AVER- AGES. .461 '334 -333 .266 .250 .230 -153 AVER- AGES . .goo .966 - 903 .941 .909 1.ooo .666 I .000 .5oo 1.ooo Official Intercollegiate Averages for 1891. 6. ,, , , M , , ,, , , OFUCU NUUOD7 UOFUW OUUFUV4 xdxoxoxoxoo oxoxonoxo'xo' 29,3 5i:iOGtr?5SDWO35?ggFi,fDWO -sr-Lnwzowro muoxorouar-4 5,-LW2 UQ-5'Sg.g,-3l3gQ..,:4QQ3UQ5-9,i.'E5:g eeeeee Qeeeee 0199: :rW9i5'-Dem-QWEQJ: QHMQ 2 iff.. r'i'Q 10q:24 '2Dm:p . 5 .U-:.::::cm5:..::. 6, ?..w 3222822 531 fg2z55s,352s2s2fsi j.jj,1jQ'j:jQj:jC1 ..f Idiffffffffflfffff I ' ' ' ' Z 95 ' 1 53-7 4 4 C' U U'4KfK1'41 C1KlP4 CJ 41 d l11 UP'4iK1 l:1 d,Cfillege- 5 5 3 3 3 z rf in ' I 1 I ml ! SD r-U I j C5 I F7 wg-if-S Z g':yz,Ug:mw+-43-- Hg-summing-,U 3. I I 5 I 5 U':+! 1 E :+?'gJP'r-h99Q'rhP'P'51f'gi:-H' I I I o EH 3-1 P ' I 5 1 5 - 2 F' 3 L ,-,, ,-,, H+-ai-1 Z mmmmmmmmmmmnimwmmmw 32:33 - . ca . 0 + F, e ' I I I3 I 33 ooo U 5 - ,.i. . ,... Wm-P O wc.-:oo mmowwocu-ni-m-4c.ow B- - I 'U I 'O 2 GJ G7 ooo OOOOHH-ewxoxomwm-1:-lr--J:-:su-ow B.H. Z : : O ............... - A QD . E 388 2 ggggggagggggaiggkcikkggngx Average. 1 - E - :S ooo tri oooomwuacxooooomauaumsl-4 . : cn : cr: 1 Q ,W : I IP I ED E HH,-'H Eizttllrig . I F' Z F, mmol-4OuDxIOwu1unN:v-c arl- . . . r-1 - ' I SO I NO . Q . I-'I . O 1333, 1, ' OOO sown-io--:sol-.Noi-s:oxzu1S4ao3 A- ooc ooo-in-1.-lanool-wal-H-4,-4.-QUIHHI E. QT x-4 Hn-I O'k4'PU 'O 'PU'ON0'09 f f f l ! T'....l l ..... 'S' ' 11' ees eeeeszieeeeeeraeeeee Aim-2 k'mOOU' '0 P'L ooo oooomu-mooo-c..:ov-uQ4:.xroNo ,Q2 Wins the Championship of the College. 110 Q Freshman Team, Spring of 1891. DRAKE, p., FORSYTHE, p., HUBIPHREY, c., OLIVER., c., YOUNG, 1 b., ANDREWS, zb., DUFF, s. s., NEELY, 3 b., MCCULLOGI-I, substitute. GAMES PLAYED. '94 'zfs. Hill School, Pottstown ..... ........ '94 71.1. Polytechnic, Broooklyn ..... ,Q4 vs. Westminster, Dobbs Ferry.. . . . '94 vs. St. Luke's, Bustleton. ..... . ,Q4 715. Lehigh '94, Princeton.. . . . '94 vs. Yale YQ4, Princeton ............ ,Q4 715. Lawrenceville, Lawrenceville .... BERGEN, p., MCLEAN, c., DANA, 1 b., L. YOUNG, p., BROKAW, c., WOODS, I b., WOODCOCK, p HUMPHREYS c., BROKAW, 1 b., DRAKE, p., HUMPHREY, c., YOUNG, 1 b., RAMSDELL, 3 b., GUFFILY, 1. f., Cap! MCKENZIE, c. f., SICARD, r. f., 3- 12- I3- 13- Io- 4- 4- Nines Contesting for Class Cliainpionship in Fall of 1890. '91. STAUNTON, 2 b., WATTS, 3 b., KNIOKERBOCKE 7 92. BERGEN, 2 b., BROWN, 3 b., I-IANSON, s. s., '93- GUILD, 2 b., HAYDEN, 3 b., DRISCOLL, s. s. 7 94- ANDREWS, zb. CHAMBERLAIN, DUFF, s. S., III R, s. s., PAYNE, 1. f., SPICER, c. f., RILEY, r. f. A. YOUNG, 1.f SPOONER, c. f. SMALL, r. f. KING, 1. f., MULLEN, c. f. WILEY, r. f. SPOONER, 1. f. WRIGHT, c. f COPELL, r. f. ,'fl22UZl3fEiI BFUKUU. Princeton vs. Yale. H OW OFTEN in the d.iamond's mimic war We marked his crouching form spring to its height, ' And, like the shaft of Rome's young Emperor, His swift ball speed in its unerring flight. And, when the losing game was almost done, How we awaited, all-expectantly, His long, hard hit that earned the run, His daring dash that scored the victory I So ever in our eyes his form will stand, An antique athlete in a modern pose, Gracefully tall, with ready bat in hand, The while his face in proud assurance glows. Handsome as heartless Commodusj' you say, 't The beau idea! of jezmesse d0re'e. Elberon, june 24, 1891. A gilded youth? No ! Heart of Gold !-once more A desperate chance he dared, a life to save 3 Nor till the sea its victim from him tore, Sauk spent at heart beneath the swirling wave. -M. II2 M. M. frehvrirk ilirnkain TRACK ATH LETIC ASSOCIATION. FACULTY COMMITTEE ON OUT-DOOR SPORTS. PROF. SLOANE, Chazrmrzn. PROFS. YOUNG, SCOTT, FINE, ORMOND AND WILSON. SW. H. BRADFORD, '9I. C. WENTWORTH, '92... I. S. RODDY, ,QI .... OFFICERS '90-'91. .OFFICERS '91-'92, CROWLEY WENTWORTH .... ..- .... . PARKE H. DAVIS ..... PETER VREDENBURG.. JOHN MCMASTERS .... II3 . Preszkifnf. Treasurer . . C aptam . . . .Preszkienl Treasurer. . . Captazh. . . Trazbzer. FALL HANDICAP GAMES or THE PRINCETON UNIVERSITY TRACK ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIGN. 'VARSITY GROUNDS, OCTOBER 18, 1890. Ezffnis. Wzbzvzers. 1. L. H. Cary, '93 ....... ..... 9 Z sec. Ioo Yards Dash ....... 2. E. S. Ramsdeu ,94- . L. H. C ,' ..... .... 220 Yards Dash .... Z G R Sign ?34 22 Sec . E S. R d ll, ' ..... .... 8 . 220 Yards Hurdle Race J' B. Bjigits ,924 2 Sec I. J. S. Roddy, ,QI ..... ...2 min. 2 sec 880 Yards Run.. . . .. 2 T. B- Turner ,93. , I. G. W. Betts, '92 .... . .... 4 min. 4Q sec 1 Mile Run .... .. 2' J. M, Brennan' ,gzr M-1 W Ik I G I U nn 1 C. W. Ottley, ,93 ....... ..... 7 min. 26 sec I 1 e a I 2 F. A. Borcherlin , '93, g Freshmen S 1 A. T. Schmidt, '94 . . . .... 555 sec 440 Yards Run ........ I2 H. F. Sill, '94. .G.M.B'k hff,'V min.31 sec. 2 Mile Bicycle Race... Z W C '39, 94 7 A , , 1. I. I. Brokaw, ,QS ..... ..... 5 ft. 53 in Running High jump.. 2 H- F. Siu, ,94- ,' 1. J. S. Roddy, ,QI .... . ..... 20 ft. I0l1'1. Runn1ngBroad jump . 2 G R Swain ,94 . . . , . Putting the Shot .... .. Throwing the Hammer P. Vredenburg, '92. . . J. McDowell, YQ4. P. Vredenburg, ,Q2, . . I. F. Adams, 'QL 114 ....3oft. Sin. ....9oft.6in ,.A., t k fa.. V! I -Z 2: --.'- 'wiv ff QL. 13537 gi t ist . w X f . i fe.. IJI S xx If V XX vl Fx f f 1- T'f if:-fs ' 3' ff. I I' A-.. X, gl: L ' 242 - . -- . 12? T' . N . 'n.a?.?w:m7eT7ig V if 'El QWQWQQ S IN THE GYMNASIUM, FEBRUARY 22, '9I. Distzuzce Events. W zizfzers. ar Height '.E.. dll,' Running High jump.. I S Rams e 94 2. H. F. sin, '94. I. E. S. Ramsdell, '94. . . Spring Board jump. .. 2 J S Roddy .91 Putting the Shot. . . . . I Beveridge, '93 ..... .J. 2. P. Vredenburg, IQZ. , , 1' 1. J. H. Hanna, '92 . . .. High Kick ....,. .... 1 I 2- B- V- P031 ,93- , , li 1. P. Vredenburg, '92 .... . Rope Climbing ....... Q 2- A. Mddanahani ' I. E. S. Ramsdell. Potato Race .......... Light Weight Wrestling, 1. H. Turner, 'Q4. Middle Weight Wrestling, S. Homans, '92. Heavy Weight Wrestling, C. C. jefferson, '92, Exhibition by the Princeton Gymnastic Association. 2. G. C. Wintringer. IIS .5 ft. 35 in . .8 ft. IO in. 34 ft. IZ in. ...8ft.6in ....I3M sec SECOND SPRING HANDICAP GAMES. AT THE 'VARSITY GROUNDS, MAY 9, 1891. Ewenls. loo Yards Dash ....... -3 Z 220 Yards Hurdle Race E 5 I 6oo Yards Run ........ Q 2 1 Mile Walk .... .... f , 1' I 1 Mile Run . .... 2 440 Yards Run Cnovicej Z 220 Yards Dash ....,.. Z Running Broad jump. jg 3 Running High jump. . 3 2 Mile Bicycle Race. . . 3 75 Yards .Dash Qexhibitionj . Time, Hezlghf PVZ7Z7Z57'-5'- or Disfance. I. R. Swain, QPrincetonj. . . .. . . . . . ....... gg sec. S. L. Lowell, QYale and N. Y. A. C.j H. L. Williams, fYale and N. Y. A. CJ ...... 26 sec. . G. Schwegler, QN. Y. A. CJ W. B. Wright, QYale and N. Y. A. C.j I min. 33 sec. S. Scoville, QYale and N. Y. A. CQ. . F.A.Borcherling,fPrinceto11 and N.Y.A.C.j 7rn. igg s C. W. Ottley, QPrince1:on and N. Y. A. C.j A. C. Wil1iams,CYa1e and N.Y.A.C.j 4niin. 23g sec. E. Collier, CN. Y. A. CJ I. I. Brokaw, QPrincetonj.'.. ...... .. . .53 sec. E. S. Smith and H. F. Sill, fPrinceton.j A. H. jones, QYale and N. Y. A. CJ ....... zzg sec. I. P. Lee, QI-Iarvard and N. Y. A. CQ E. W. Goif, QM. A. CQ ................. 20 ft. 7 in. G. Schwegler, QN. Y. A. CJ A. Nickerson, QN. Y. A. CJ ............ 5 ft. Ili in. E.W. Goif,QM. A. C.j, and I. H. Thompson, CL A.C.j W. E. Murphy, CN. Y. A. C.j ........ 5 min. 56 sec. W. H. Hall, LN. Y. A. C.j i 1 . .L. H. Cary .................. ....... 7 Esec. il - f .,.Q,ys11l1'1lvgNsS 4, - 1 f Q 23' X - ,1 X 3 7 --q,.- . - 116 SL ii.-7 iL ll,, ' . ' 'Q '+ : A , F I XS f XV ' -- .- . .. - , ,.. E9-'iiiiijiii ' ,. 1- 1' ,ir ' W-M W l l I N., '13 I E Y! I MILF' ' ',.1 A 7 , , 04 N - 'fffrigii' ' Qfdyf, J, .I J' A I I 1 f . X f'5,,..g.'s' F IIB I I S... a ' W :Q ' , X A 4 2 ff -if I , 95,1-. I vt. :QA , ffss l A .III IN H 'I If fix .. ZA I I I -' A I .- . X f Ply 'I II ,II + .1 II III: I I Il I ff I 'II I I I W , I, my I I I I .I ' Wh, Q ' 4 I -Q' A S I X W1 'I ' I I I II I I I , - mf -. - J , -2-VIL-, ,-ff' I 19 I , ' 4519. ' I J I I I -E 5:2 Q .. N WW f 4 M :H X wr, H, I rw 'II JI fff big . x r I I 22 my I -I II: II I , lm. , f N? Y W: Vx ' 9 ' E .0 Q . Q . I. 'L ' ' I' ' vy iw. 9 55' e'I !fff4?1 , fi, I .Q 15' if Q- fx 'ff' II III yffzg --W --' I-+1 .I If 4151 6 55Ti'Cvf:if'.T3 I 'f f,5L5'u. .. l mimyff - II, 5 .'-' QT ,...P'A '-'iffri I-I' FV, 'i'.335f5.f'.'I5 I,'ffiT.I'IxIIImIIWq f W .,.,, ' is jf. ,JP uul, ', ,P T H , pm5',,2:5m,lI IIIHIIWIYML? ,. , f I I J' ,, flue' J f , R , , ,,.. r -'Z W I II , f ,- f' 'I I' ' --f - Q?'I fIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQ 51 I F:25 i11'ai'a-.Z'-2:-.QTY?.IQTN. 'Nw f - I IIIIIIIII I I I I If :P BM N-I' ..,.. . I 'I .I 'il'.1.J1ifl1 '- r I--u'1 , ' 'W -'V'?fw-1-55. ' f 2 , ,v W K X E. Q v,, V Q..,,,,, ... I, 'Aj Y- --- 1 2- - ' - ,A 1 2.?,i'T?-.NN 44 E T ii, - 3' - 5 Q -'1-ws? 5 4 CALEDONIAN GAMES. TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING OF THE PRINCETON UNIVERSITY TRACK ATVHIQETIC ASSOCIATION. HELD AT THE 'VARSITY GROUNDS, JUNE 6, 1891. Time, Height Evfenis. Wzhners. W pfsfame, 1. L. Cary, ,QB ........ . ..... 9g sec. Ioo Yards Dash ....... 220 Yards Dash ....... 2. Pete1:V1'edenbu1'g, ,Q2. 3. G. R. Swain, '94, 1 2. P. Vredenburg, ,92. 3 . L. H. Cary, 393 ...... . G. R. Swain, '94. II7 ....23f sec. 1 440 Yards Dash ....... 2 3 1 Half Mile Run .... . . 2 3 1 One Mile Run .... . . 2 3 1 One Mile Walk. .... . . . 2 3 1 120 Yards Hurdle ..,.. 2 3 1 22o Yards Hurdle .... . 2 3 1 Two Mile Bicycle ..... 2 3 1 High jump ..... . . 2 3 1 Broad jump .... . . 2 3 I Pole Vault .... . . 2: 3 1 Putting the Shot. ..... 2 3 tl J. S. Roddy, ,QI .... T. B. Turner, '93. I. I. Brokaw, '93. T. B. Turner, '93 ..... I. S. Roddy, '9I. jno. Brennan, ,Q2. W. B. Woodbridge, '93 L. B. Crane, ,QI. A. K. Brodie, '94, F. A. Borcherling, '93. C. W. Ottley, '93, J. L. Whittaker, '94, A. McLanahan, ,Q2 .... M . Lloyd, '94. I. I. Brokaw. ,Q3. A. McLanahan, YQZ. . . M. Lloyd, '94. K. Kirtland, ,Q3. L. R. Mofiitt, '93. .... , G. Brinkerhoff, '94. H. F. Siu, ,Q4 ......... A . C. Hencken, 793. I. I. Brokaw, '93. E. R. Rarnsdell, '94. . . T. B. Turner, '93. H. F. Sill, 794. G. L. Farnurn, '94 .... H. F. Sill, ,Q4. I. S. Rogers, '93. J. Beveridge, '93 ...... G. L. Farnurn, ,Q4 G. S. McKensie, IQ4. I C. jefferson, '92 ...... Throwing the Hammer 2 I. Beveridge, '93. 3 P. Vredenburg, '92. f I I. Black. Tug of War Won by'93. 3 L4 H. Henderson. Ioo Yards Dash .... ..... E xhibition run by Luther Cary. . r SUMMARY. Enix. Seconds. Thzkds. Class of 91. .... 1 2 Class of '92 ..... 3 2 Class of ,93 .... 8 5 Class of 794 ............. 3 6 '93 wins the Peace Cup. 118 .52i'sec. .2 min. 65 sec. 4 min. 53-'E sec. .7 min. 6? sec .....2o5sec. . . . 30 sec 7 min. 30? sec. . .... 5 ft. 5 in. . .... 9 ft. ...34 ft. ggin ... .99 ft. IO-5-l1'1. .. ggsec Total. 9 21 55 33 PRINCETON RECORDS. Ewemf. Ioo Yards Dash .... . . 220 Yards Dash .....,. . . 440 Yards Dash .......... Freshman 440 Yards Dash. . Half Mile Run .... ....... Mile Run ................. 120 Yards Hurdle Race. .. 220 Yards Hurdle Race. . Mile Walk ............... TWO Mile Bicycle Race.. . Running High jump .... . Running Broad jump .... Pole Vault .,............. Throwing the Hammer .... Putting the Shot .... ..... R ecard. . .95 sec .... . ..22 sec .... . ..5I sec ..... 5 55- sec ....... .... Wzmzers. .. .L. H. Cary, H. Cary, C. Dohm, .A. T. Schmidt , ..I min. SQ? sec .... . .... W. C. Dohm, . .4 min. 45 sec .... .... E . S. Leavitt, ..18 sec ...... ..... O . Harriman, 30 sec ......... ........ L . H. Cary, ..7min, 612560. ..6 min. 54 sec. ..5ft.1ogin... ..2I ft.4in.... ..1oft.6in.... .99 ft. IO? in.. ..39ft.5in.... I -:ff 16931-'V L s life:-SWL Q. 21' Y 1x9 . . . . . .F. A. Borcherling, . . . ....... L, Stearns, . .... F. Spalding, . ..... W. C. Dohm, . ......... H. Toler, C. C. Jefferson, .. .... H. H. Janeway, 16th ANNUAL FIELD MEETING AMHERST, COLUMBIA, CORNELL, HARVARD , I-IOBART, Event. 1oo yards ..... 220 yards . 449 yards ,....... 889 yards ..... One mile run. .. I20 yard hurdles. 220 yard hurdles. One mile walk... Two mile bicycle High jump ....,. Broad jump ..... Pole vault .... Hammer .... . 16-lb. shot . Tug of War ...... Total ....,.., OF THE INTE RCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, AT THE BERKELEY OVAL, NEW YORK, MAY 31, ISQI. COLLEGES OF THE ASSOCIATION. LAFAYETTE, STEVENS, UNIV. OF MICH. IEEIEIGZLIQII, Y ST. JOHNIS, gmv. OF VERMONT .- . . . WARTHMORE, NION, PRINCETON, TRINITY, WILLIAMS, RUTGERS, UNIV. OF PA. YALE. EVENTS AND WINNERS. ,L I i - I L- .-. . Q qu I . ,U O ... .... H U -D ' . Inter- ? it E I E jg Winners. 25,3323 clcigggialte 2 2 41 8 fri ' I , .. 8 .. .. Vredenburgh, 92 I IO sec. I wg- sec. I I I Swain, '94 ....... I I I Cary,'93... ....I 2 I .. 6 .. .. Lee, '91 ...,...... I Zlil- sec, 22? sec. - Vredenburgh, '92 1 2 , 1 , 5 gilfilzffiiljgngif I 49-E sec. 59 sec. Langdon I ' I Wright, ,QQ .,.... I ,. ' 5 2 1 nf' Turner, ,Q3 . ..... I 1.59-If sec. 1.57-E sec. 4, Xosburgh. ....,. . , , arr, 93 ......... , 6 ,. 2 .. . Woodbridge, 193. , 4.34g- sec. 4-292 sec. , W Lowell, '92 ...... ' , 5 Williams, ,QI ..... .. 6 .. 2 Mapes, '92 ....... , I5-E sec. 16,2 sec. i 1 4. Lyman, '94 ...... I ' Williams, ,QI ..... I . 2 5 .. . Ilfleei-iiing,7'93 ...,.. 25-Q sec. 255 sec. o on Q2 ...... I I 5 Collis, '32 ........ 1 , ,, 2 5 .. , Ottley, '93, ....... 7.05-2 sec. 7.o6g sec. , I I Endicott? 94 ..... , . 8 I ,, .. I 6.132 sec. 6.oog- sec. H I, Davis, QT ....... Fearin 93.. .. a ., .. , .. I , Green,g92 .... 6 fr. 5ft.11,j1in. I 4, Sherwin, '94 .... I 5 Mapes, '91... - 4 3 .. -- 5 .. , Hale, 192 .... 22 ft. riim. 22 ft. 6 In. I 4, greien, '92 .. y er... 5 ' 2 5 .. Sherwin, '94 .... IO ft. 75111. xo ft. 7111. Temple. '91... 7 I I Elway' ,9I 7 ft 1 in Qs ft 6 in .. .. vms... ..... 10 -7 - - - II Jefferson, 792. . . . 2 Finlay, '91 ...... I A 5 2 1 Elcock, '93 ..... 39 ft. Q2 In. 40 ft. 95111. ' Alexander, '92 . .. A .. 2 1 5 ,. fIIIII'QfiIIII'IQ' . 46 25 22 IQ 6 Cornell secured one point in the 220 yard hurdles, and Swarthmore one in pole vault. X20 L PRINCETON ATHLETIC TEAM. J. S. Ronny, '91, Capt. H. L. HENDERSON PETER VREDENBURGH, '92, C. T, GRANT, '93, I. F. HOSFORD, '92, C JAMES BLACK, '93, , C. JEFFERSON, '92, R. K. WURTZ, IQS, L. H. CARY, ,93, WOODBRIDGE, '93, F. A. BORCHERLING, '93, G. R. SWAIN, '94, C. W. OTTLEY, YQS, E. R. RAMSDELL, ' HI 121 . '9 94- illlltll ll l 1 it 5595495 ll f X . ll, f C23 E' - c' A ' Sum e -sxwm W NW, A f. 'ef'-fr iam iw. 1 'a 4 ef 1 W 2 R g - ' :A 1 f I f .aa h e -1' AMERICAN INTERCOLLECHATE RECORDS. An Intercollegiate Record is one made at the Annual Championship meeting of the Intercollegiate Association. Evefzf. 1oo Yards Dash ...... . . . 220 Yards Dash ......... 440 Yards Dash .,..... Half Mile Run .......... One Mile Run .......... 120 Yards Hurdle Race. . 220 Yards Hurdle Race. . One Mile Walk .......... Two Mile Bicycle Race. . Running High jump .... Running Long jump .... Pole Vault ..... ..... . . Putting Shot. .... ..... . Throwing Hammer. . . Record. IO sec ....... Zlg sec .... . . 492- sec ...... 1 min. 5712- sec. . 4min. 29-E-SBC IS? sec ..... . 25-E-S6C...... 7 min. 55 sec.. . 6 min. Q sec.. 6ft .... ........ 22 ft. ni in.. .ro ft. 92- in ..... 40 ft. 925 in .... . IO7 ft. 75 in. . X22 IfVz'1z1ze1', L. H. Cary... L. H. Cary ,.... G. B. Shattuck C. Dohm. . W. C. O. Wells... H. L. Williams. . College. Year. Princeton Princeton Amherst. Princeton Amherst. Yale ..... H. L. Williams. .Yale .... . L. Collis ....,. Columbia R. H. Davis .... Harvard. G. R. Fearing. .I-Iarvard. V. Mapes ....... Columbia. . E. D. Ryder .... Yale ..... A. B. Coxe. .. I. P. Finley .... . .Yale .... . .Harvard. 1891 1891 1891 1890 1889 1891 1891 1891 1889 1891 1891 1891 1887 1891 AMERICAN COLLEGIATE RECORDS. Eweuf. 100 :oo roo loo 229 440 Yards Dash .... Yards Dash .... Yards Dash .... Yards Dash .... Yards Dash .... Yards Dash. .. Half Mile Run ..... One Mile Run ....,...... 120 Yards Hurdle Race.. zzo Yards Hurdle Race.. One Mile Walk. Two Mile Bicycle Race. . Running High Jump ,... Running Long Jump .... Pole Vault ......... ...... Putting the Shot ......... Throwing the Hammer.. A Collegiate Record is one made by a Collegian in any recognized Amateur Games. Record. xo sec ........ xo sec ..... . IO sec ..... . IO sec ..... . arg sec. .. .. 472 sec ....... 1 min. 5522 sec... 4 min. 29-2 sec.. ISE sec .,........ 242 sec ...... .... 6 min. 565 sec... 5 min. 43 sec. 6 ft. 4113 ........ 22 ft. zriin ..... IO ft. 92 in ...... 40 ft. og in ...... 108 ft. 5 in .... . Ly. W in ner. E. J. Wendell... W. Baker ...... C. H. Sherrill... L. H. Cary .... L. H. Cary .... W. Baker ...... W. C. Dohm... .C. O. VVells ..... H. L. Williams I. P. Lee ....... R, S. Hale ...... L. B. Hamilton. W. B. Page ..... V. Mapes ...... E. D. Ryder... A. B. Coxe ..... I. P. Finley ..... Callege. Plate. Year. .Harvard.. .Cambridge ...... 1881 .Harvard. . .Boston ........ 1886 .Yale ....... Berkeley Oval IBQO Princeton..Berkeley Oval 1891 Princeton..Berkeley Oval 1891 . Harvard. . .Boston .......... 1886 .Princeton..Traver'sIsland..188g .Amherst...Berkeley Oval 1889 .Yale ....... Berkeley Oval 1891 . Harvard. . .Cambridge .... 1891 . Harvard. . .Cambridge .... 1891 . Yale ....... Springfield ...... 1882 U.of Penn..Philadelphia... 1887 .Columbia..Berkeley Oval 1891 Yale ....... Berkeley Oval 1891 .Yale ....... New York .... Harvard...Cambridge. . .. 1887 1891 ' x7 f S J- Z I' ' V Z 1 W .. A! .I LW , .,.'gg .f HIM A 1 I ,,,l7?f',, .T :D - - ' - 111515. '1.a.sLf:sr1if1q, J i - 'iii' I - J . .M X .3 .A 'f f familiar A 1? - as W g . +lflKOl?A,-F1 D. . f 'fri' Ari: . 'gN ' 123 RECORD OF INTERCOLLEGIATE PRIZES INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. FROM JULY, 1876. Harvard........... .. Columbia .... . Yale. ...... . Princeton ..... . . . Univ. of Penn ..... . Dartmouth.. . . . Lafayette ................ College of City of New York Amherst. ............... . Williams .... Wesleyan .... Stevens .... Brown ............,. Univ. of Michigan. .... . Bowdoin. ......... . Hobart ..... Lehigh .... . . Swarthmore. . . Colleges. ISf Przbes, za? Przbes. ja' Przkes. Tom! 60 64 I5 443 525- 48,52 3665 405 302 2725 33 32 234 27 16 168 4 5 30 4 4 28 2 8 28 4 3 27 2 I 12 2 I I2 2 o IO 0 3 6 I O 5 o I 2 o I 2 o o I o 0 2 o o I Cornell ..... 124 RECORD INTERCOLLECIATE GAMES. CONTESTS- 1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. x88o. 1881. 1882. 1883. :oo Yards Dash. 4 IIS IOQS IOMS IOQS IOQS H IOXS H 101-fs 1025 220 Yards Dash ...... 235155: 2325 2425 2455 H 23gS I-I 239f3S 23755 440 Yards Dash ...... 565. 545 C' 54gS C 5425 5555 H 53gS 53-E55 H S155 H Half Mile Run. .. .. 2m 165855 P 2m 205155 C 2m 83-55 2m 125 2m QQS 2m 725 H 2m 22 5 I-l 2m 2S H One Mile Run. ..... l 4m 58555 P 5m 335 C 5m 4945 5m 24-:ES C 4ll1 3755 4 m 4oMs 411140351-l 4m 3825 EI gnidqiisaggalk .,.... I 8m 7m 3?g5yCg 7m 38323 8 7m 495 E 7m 5452 7m 3655 7m 4155 H 7111 2655 . .... I 2 ' I 123 Yards Hurdle .... A I K 95 ' 9 18755 g I7gS 185 gunning gighdjnmp. gf 4? fgffllggl 5269551 8 5f Bhfirg S 51' zlwgiiig 51 2f?,ir?l-1 5f 61? 5f ?53i!g1 S unmnv' roa ump 1 3 -ln I9 7 IQ 2 n 20 zo 2Il'1 20 in 21 3 20 Puttingnlhe Shot ..... 3of11gin P 33fl 32f umin 33f Sjgin 35f 113-,fin 49fL7in 361' 3in 35f Sin H 'ghrovvging Hammer... 75ff131nR 761' girin 87ff1 in 845 3in 76? gyzin 8723521 88f nin 1-2 ole au tin ...... .. 7 in 9 9 3-in 9 4in 8 91-lin 9 in IO gianggng 1g1igi1dJ31111p. 5 4f 35111 4463111 3fg381g1 E 4162111214 an mg roa ump 1 9 II 2111 LO 3 5m IO Il Throwing Base Ball.. 368f Gin P 1 2 Mile Bicyycle Race.. . 7m 575 6m 515 6m 53gS H 6m 5355 Tug of Vi ar .,........ W 4 Columbia. Princeton. Columbia Lafayette - Y W WH Y I C0111-11515. I 1824. 1885. 1886. l 1887. 1888. 1889. 1890. 1891. 7 i , 100 Yards Dash ...... KORS IOES rows H rofgs Y 1025 IO-ES Y IOQS! 105 220 Yards Dash ...... 2225 H 23gS H 222 s H. 235 22gS 2228 Y 22gSI ZIMS 440 Yards Dash ...... 1 52gS H 5423 H SIES H S328 5225 H 525 5025 l-I 4Q3?S glalfbhldlfleilun ...... 4 2m 5355 H 2111255 2am 352 2m 756g 2m rags 2 :Aim 225 I3 5722 122395 5 le un ------- 4m-1-55 4130455 4 3 41113 4 37 4 295 4 35 434 OneYMige Wgallgi ..... 7m 3335 7m 2755 7m IIQS 712815 7m 295 E-I 7m 7m 711553 120 ar 5 u e 47 25 1955 I7 , 175 1755 1 55 I 5 155 220 Yards Hurdle .... 2645 H 2625 251-fs H 2515 sigh.1fmP- 8 Sf 52788: 9 Sf Sf 1 654 u ning roa umpl 21 3 In IQ in 20 11111 2I 7 1 20 1 22 in 21 3 22 II in Putting 11111 51191 ..... 5 3ef 3:2511 38f 1111+ 381 995111 411939111 Y 371 H 3ef 11.5111 391 fglll 391621131 Throwlngi' Hammer. . 83f 21n 88f Lgin g5f 111nl 981' 6m Y 88f 6111 89f Lim g4f 7in IO7f7ilHH PicIe1Vgu ting .... gf 6in 9f 75-.gin mf Min 6 xiaf gf 69521 mi 5iSn 6 gf 71111 gof 2 i e ic cle ace.. 6m SQGS 7m 2945 6111 395 rn 53 5 7m 35 6m 435 m 5 .13 s ugo ar .......... 4 arvar arvar I arvar . o um 125 arvar . o um ia. o um ia o um ia T fWy H d H d H dCl b' H d Cl b' Cl b'Cl b' N. B.-Events followed by the name of a college are those taken by the college winning the championship in that year-C., Columbiag H., Harvard: P., Princetong Y., Yale. 'F Shot underweight. 125 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY GYMNASTIC Preszkienf. ASSOCIATION. OFEICERS. . . . ........... CROWLEY WENTWORTH Treasurer. .... .,......... P ARKE H. DAVIS Capfazn .... ....... I . H. ADAMS Dzrecior .... . .... MR. I. I. TURNER MEMBERS, ,QO-IQI. G. R. WALLACE, '91, Caplam. J. P. HOSKINS, '91, W. E. BIEDERWOLF, '92, J. S. ROBERTS, '92, C. T. GRANT, '93, J. H. ADAMS, '92, B. V. WHITE, '92, I. A. DEAR, '93, C. S. HUGHES, IQQ, G. H. BRIGHT, '94. ANNUAL GYNINASTIC EXHIBITION. june 9, 1891. ORDER OF EVENTS. Horizontal Bar. . . . . . . . . .. . . .GYMNASTIC TEAM Balancing Trapeze. ..... .... G Eo. R. WALLACE, '91 I. P. HOSKINS, '91 Flying Trapeze ..... .... B . V. WHITE, '92, Double Trapeze. .............................. I C. T. GRANT, ,Q3 I GEO. M. WALLACE, '91 G. H. BRIGHT, '94. Acrobatics and Pyramids. 126 n. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY LAWN TENNIS W. V. JOHNSON W. H. OONDIOT R. M. THOMAS.. J. L. WILLIAMS, J. O. NEELEY, MEMBERS or THE PRINCETON UNIVERSITY LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION Y. Allen, T A. P. Andrews, F. M. Archer, W. P. Armstrong C. G. Arnold, W. O. Baker, C. Baldwin, H. K. Beek, I. R. Blake, W. V. Belden, M. P. Brush, H. Bogue, H. D. Betts, W. H. Condict, S. Cochran, B. F. Carter, H. L. Crawford, H. A. Colby, G. W. Case, P. F. Cook, J. M. Dickinson, D. C. Durland, W. G. Dice, I. A. Dear, Rev. I. H. Dulles, S. T. Dunlop, A. F. Davis, P. Erdman, W. S. Elmer, G. D. Edwards, G. H. Forsythe, W. Floyd, C. D. Fuller, L. Gresham, LI. C. Green, S. Howe, W. Hanson, C. G. Hussey, F. H. Hall, M. Harrington, A. D. Ienney, W. V. johnson, O. W. Jeffrey, L. C. Love, W. Lowrie, V. H. Lukins, L. F. Little, D. M. Luddington, j. D. McCord, D. S. Morris, L. Montgomery, G. Miller, I. Miller, Prof. W. T. Magie, QI. Murphy, LI. McDowell, H. McCormick, S. R. McCormick, C. E. Morrison, H. F. Nixon, 128 I. C. Neeley, F. W. Park, F. C. Paulmier, B. V. D. Post, F. 1. Perkins, W. E. Pearson, I. S. Paul, W. J. Reid, jr., QI. S. Rodgers, I. L. Rankin, F. W. Stelle, R. Sailer, W. T. Sabine, jr W. W. Smith, I. Street, R. D. Small, M. H. Sicard, Prof. H. D. Thompson, R. M. Thomas, H. S. Thompson F. Van Syckle, E. S. Van Duin, B. Van Benthuysen E. G. Vancise, I. L. Whitaker, B. V. White, I. G. Wilson, P. Wilson, I. L. Williams, F. N. Zabriskie. COLLEGE TOURNAMENT, SPRING 1891. SINGLES-FIRST ROUND. CHRISTY defeated PENDLETON. ...... ................ ..... 6 - 45 6-O BETTS defeated BURLEIOII ...... ..... 6 -I 5 6-3 MILLER defeated N EELY. . . ....... by default FLOYD defeated GLADWIN .... ..... 6 -3 5 I-6 5 6-4 ROBINSON defeated HODIANS. .... . .... by default McDOWELL defeated POsT,. . . ........ 6-I 5 6-3 CONDICT defeated JENNEY .... ..... 6 -O 5 5-6 5 6-3 RANKIN defeated FULLER .................... .......... 6 -I 5 5-65 6-4 SINGLES-SECOND ROUND. CHRISTY defeated BETTS ....... , ........................ 5-6 5 6-3 5 6-1 MILLER defeated FLOYD ............ ...... 6 -5 5 6-4 IVICDOWELL defeated ROBINSON ..... ..... 6 -I 5 6-3 CONDICT defeated RANKIN ................ . . ..... 6-I 5 6-5 SEMI-FINALS. CHRISTY defeated MILLER ................... ..... 6 -I 5 2-65 6-3 CONDICT defeated MCDOWELL. . . ..... . .. ..... 3-6 5 6-5 5 7-5 FINALS. CONDICT defeated CHRISTY .................... 6-I 5 I-6 5 6-1 ' 3-6 5 6-2 Condict wins. I I VERNON defeated CONDICT ........ ......... . . .6-I 5 6-3 5 4-6 ' 5-7 - 7-5 FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF COLLEGE. JOHNSON, '92, defeated VERNON .......................... 6-4 6-3 6-4 DOUBLES-PRELIMINARY. I r GLADWIN, FLOYD, VERNON, . .defeated. . JENNEY, ............. . ...... 6-45 6-4 FULLER, SABINE, YQ3, 2 MCDOWELL, ..defeated.. SABINE, ,94, 5- . .. .... .7-QQ 6-45 6-2 GREEN, P HOMANS, BETTS, S- ..defea,ted. . 3 CHRISTY, .... ..... 6 -I 5 I-6 5 6-3 SEMI-FINALS. RANKIN, GREEN, CASE, . .defeated. . g BETTS, Q ...... ..... 5 -6 5 6-5 5 6-O GLADWVIN, FULLER, VERNON, . .defeated. . MCDOWELL, E .... ..... 7 -9 5 6-2 5 6-4 FINALS. RANKIN, GLADWIN, CASE, . .defeated . VERNON, ...... ..... 8 -6 5 6-45 6-2 Rankin and Case win. FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF COLLEGE. J OHN SON . RANKIN, CONDICT, 2 . .defeated. . . ................. 6-4 6-3 6-4 CASE, 9 9 - 129 COLLEGE TOURNAMENT, FALL SINGLES-FIRST ROUND. ' NEELEY defeated J. GREEN ............................ J. MILLER defeated DUFFIELD. . . JENNEY defeated CASE. ....... . CARTER defeated WHITNEY. . . . HERRICK defeated CONDICT ................... SECOND ROUND. J. MILLER defeated NEELEY. ........ ........ . JENNEV defeated CARTER ..... BIDDLE defeated HERRICK. ......... . JOHNSON defeated H. MCCORMICK ...... COLBY defeated FLOYD ............ BETTS defeated S. MCCORMICK.. . . . G. MILLER defeated PLATT ....,... W. HERRICK defeated BENEDICT ............ SEMI-FINALS. JOHNSON defeated JENNEY .................. COLBY defeated W. HERRICK. . . . . . . . . . . FINALS. 1891. .......6-23 6-2 .8-IO, IO-83 6-4 .......6-Ig 7-5 ....6-33 6-4 ....6-47 6-2 .....'..6-Ig 6-2 ..6-3 5 2-65 7-5 .4-63 IO-83 6-4 .......6-35 6-2 ..6-45 5-7 , 6-I . ..... 6-2 g 7-5 . .... 6-1 5 6-3 ....6-Ig 6-3 .....6-13 6-I ....6-1,6-4 JOHNSON defeated COLBY ........ ....... , .......... 6- 4Q 7-5 g 4-6 , 6-4 JOHNSON, CONDICT, S. MCCORMICK, H. MCCORMICK, S. MCCORMICK, H. MCCORMICK BETTS, JENNEY, S. MCCORMICK, H. MCCORMICK, DOUBLES-FIRST ROUND. defeated.. MILLER' DUFFIELD, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' defeated.. 2 CIQZSEQXN, .. SECOND ROUND. JOHNSON, defeated. . Ig CONDICT, . COLBY, defeated. . HERRI CK, FINAL ROUND. BETTS, defeated.. 3 JENNEY, x30 .......6-og 6-I - 7-5 - 6-1 .....4-6, , .....6-1,6-4 --.--7-996-3:7-3 636-156-4,10-8 75117 fi'3:l-M453 ?24W'?WQ W Z'7g.'iiiQV1fVi gwxi ' uf -hw tk .X :vs :ww fy Q 2? wyiwf w.wQv .2 Q R Q , QM ,V Q .W-,NX Q ' . -A ' Q - -- Y .. :A Y :,,giQ,gigW:?gg, - VX wb Q s-ws . W ,, Q X 'YK Q1 N f , ' QQ fig V 152 5424.1 , ' Q SM . - K 4 ' ' ' 45 J K A ,Nz WSH 4-V . ag.. .- N- iv nys? , nw ,.,:-,.11,: ', 'QR QW' H 4 5 .,,.. U I . XV Amis' x ..,, ,. X J ' NX A' .1 L f' 1.5 WL, ' 'MX i ' N Max W 1 , k , x 5- Mg? V-,wiiwb 3 Nu r - -. , '-Y M I: , 'V fAYw 'f W A 11- ' ATS' 454I'?f' JV- I'- 5 -' x J 4 4 ' - X QM w 1 fyfw M X K - 11. X, NI, gawk 4:5 ZW X Q, i3zvw5 ,bA,?g,qN,6N1 'f.1'f'.A1:f4'rfq.., gk' 4 ,Q,.. ,wh x .-, xgf L' QWGMQM, gx ,v V .1 1 ,, 4-x,,L,, ED GAR ALLEN POE. CHARLES C. DANA CAPTAINS. CSINCE FORMATION OF LEAGUESQ Foot-Ball Captains since 1875. 1883. A. MOFFAT. 1884. C. VV. BIRD. 1885. C. M. DECAMP. 1886.--H. S. SAVAGE. 1887 -E. O. WAGENHURST. 1888. H. W. COWAN. 1889. E. A. POE. I89O.-E. A. POE. 1891.-R. H. VVARREN. Base-Ball Captains since 1876. 1875.-C. DENNEY. 1876. A. J. MCCOSH. 1877.-W. E. DODGE. 1878.-B. BALLARD. 1879.-B.' BALLARD. 1880.-F. LONEY. 1881.-T. BRYAN. 1882.-E. C. PEACE. 1876.-I. M. WOODS. 1877 -D. LAUGHLIN. 1878 -E. FURMAN. 1879 --C. B. WIGTON. 1880.-W. S. HORTON. 1881 --A. MCCUNE. 1882.-O. RAFFERTY. 1883 -J. M. HARLAN. 131 1884 -J. M. HARLAN. 1885.-D. EDWARDS. 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 -J. P. SHAW. A. H. LARKIN. .-E. O. WAGENHURST .-W. H. KING. C. C. DANA. .-L. A. YOUNG. E1FYf'daf Q FQ? . ' 971 A-f Q xi Lx 2 4 Q llllhlli ,I ., UL,-1 , -,IE M ' -X-fdxl E W QWUWZ4' 'W-515' W' lv ' dx m Xe C i , X x 1 If ' ','- U I 115 TK My .+,CE7f,', f fi' M! u Jn , K: EE,5ET:f.:..n V FV, A. ,,, - , - , Wwffopaiwgf fr ' H Z. l l D1 fl , X 5 I , '35' . .. ul Q Ile, -. Jfwgiiky. X 'I 1 H'vf'li: 111: 13117: xx MF? .. f l'L'W0- W5 Auhf mffx , 1 A, -1, lv v n, y 4 ?: .f!f, 7 5. 1, ,J .' 9111.3 ,IF 1 f M L0 '. a ,rn-111,51 Ar 1 ji? ' 9 iff' Xwgghil AJR, , , w r 2. - .ms -ga, ,vw 2,5 aah 1 r X g 1 X , 4 0 'vm 1.fh ,x ,fu 1 ,, x 4 M 'gn Env,-'Q9!P..,m . AM Kxsznx ,Ill xl LH 1 QB W ' 1 'J' If J 4, QED f Q' If u HT , I I 7.1 WD, I Rf f vf A if 559 ' 7144720 ,- WWVQYFI ,W GLEE CLU B, ISQO-1891. Leader .- F. H. PAYNE. Buszness fllanager: T. W. CHURCH. Asszlrmnzf Buszkzess Zllamzger: E. M. EVANS. Eh-z' Tenors: BARNES, R. McDOWELL, GOLDTHWAITE, DAVIS. QP Second Tenors: COLLINS, NYCE, BENNETT, H. MCDOWELL, MCALPIN. Q IGH! Bassas: PAYNE, JONES, ROGERS, NOBLE, I-IAYDEN. Sec01zdBa5sos: HORNE, MCKINNEY, MOORE, THORPE, SPRUANCE. CONCERTS. QUEENSTON, N. J . .. .......,....... .. . .. PRINCETON, N. I. .. ELIZABTH, N. I ..... NEWARK, N. J .... CINCINNATI, O .... ST. LOUIS, Mo .... INDIANAPOLIS, IND .... LOUISVILLE, KY ..... COLUMBUS, O ... ., TITUSVILLE, PA ..... PITTSBURGH, PA ..... TRENTON, N. I ......... LAWRENCEVILLE, N. I .... PHILADELPHIA, PA . . . NEW YORK, N. Y .... PRINCETON, N. I .. . I. .. 133 November December December December December December December December January ' January january February March V March March june ' 20 5 I2 I6 27 291 30 31 I 2 3, 25 7 II I3 6 1890 .I Il Ll KA ll Ai Lt ISQI M LK Cl 1. Ll li I4 BENNETT, KING, BUCHANAN, G. MILLER, RIGGS, BLAKE, C HERRY, FENTRESS, JONES, MCILWAIN, BEVERIDGE, CRAWFORD, Fox, HAMMILL, HUNTINGDON, LANE, NORTH, SAWYER, WALDO, f A P L. kwa 5: .. Ei. .-N' r KY! I X111 ' 141 4 1 ,iii L 'L II'fWf'H1 I 1 STM a Y , 'V 9 ,QL Us' ' HEs2244f1551i?ni1 ,lm.11,-l.1.'ll!.!.It.Ti.Ia . 'X uf ' NI M' ' Asszlvlam' Leader. V. L. COLLINS, '92, Leader. H. C. I-IAVENS, '92, PROF. E. O, MILDNER, Orgzwzsl. 7 92. BIXLER, MCDOWELL, ! 93- CILLEY, J. MILLER, RITCHIE, WILKINSO '94- BLISS, CLARK, FRAME, KEIGWIN, MCLEOD, SICARD. 7 95- CANDEE, DARBY, FRAME, HARTZLER, INCH, H. MCCORMICK. OTTO, SHAW, WHITE, WOODHOU T34 CARTER, NORTH, GREEN, NOBLE, RO GERS, N. BROADNAX, CONKLING, GEORGE, MCCAMPBEL NEELY, CATON, EGBERT, FURNAJIEEF, HAYNES, K5HLER, S. MCCORMI PAYYE, SHERMAN, WOOD, sE. L, CK, EARNSHAW VAN NESS. MCALPIN, POST, SCHULTZ. BURNETT, DAY, HOLMES, MCCUNE, PORTSER, CONROW, FISK, HAMILTON, HERRICK, LA FETRA, MURPHY, PIERSON, TEAL, WYMAN, 1 5 1 Y BANJO GLU B, 1890-91. Leader .- G. K. DAVIS. Pzkcolo Bafqo: C. P. SPOONER. Ba7y'orz?ze.v.- G. K. DAVIS, I. I. BROKAWV, J. B. PALMER. Eh-Z Banjo: H. M. ROGERS. Second Banjo: L. B. WOODCOCK. Guzfars: F. B. SMITH, L. A. YOUNG, W. C. BRYAN, J. M. MAYHEW C. U. CARPENTER, E. R. PALMER, JR. QUEENSTON, N. J .... PRINCETON, N. J ..... ELIZABETH, N. J. . NEWARK, N. J.. .. CINCINNATI, O ..... ST. LOUIS, MO ....... INDIANAPOLIS, Ind ..... LOUISVILLE, KY .... COLUMBUS, O .... TITUSVILLE, PA .... PITTSBURGH, PA ...... PRINCETON, N. J ..... TRENTON, N. J.: ...... LAWRENCEVILLE, N. J.. PHILADELPHIA, PA. . .... NEW YORK, N. Y ..... NEW YORK, N. Y .... PRINCETON, N. J ..... CONCERTS. 135 November zo December 5 December I2 December 16 December 27, December 2g December 30, December 3 I January I, January 2, January 3, February 21, February 25, March I , March I I, March I I3: . April 13, June 6, 1 7 u I ,1390 A ll lf I. .. .. ll T891 .. LL .. GL IL KK .I ll KK MANDOUN CLUB, 1890-91. Leader: G. K. DAVIS. Illandolzbzs: J. M. SHELLABARGER, C. U. CARPENTER, C. P. SPOONER. Ma1zdoZa.- W. T. NOBLE. Guitars: F. B. SMITH, W. C. BRYAN, J. M. MAYI-IEW. QUEENSTON, N. J.. .. PRINCETON, KN. J .... . ELIZABETH, N. ..... NEWARK, N. I ..... CINCINNATI, O ..... ST. LOUIS, MO ..... INDIANAPOLIS, IND ..... LOUISVILLE, KY .... COLUMBUS, O .... . TITUSVIIQLE, ,PA .... PITTSBURGH, PA ..... PRINCETON, N. J ..... TRENTON, N. I .......... LAPVRENCEVILLE, N. J ..... PI-IILADELP1-IIA, PA .... NEW YORK, N. Y..:. NEW YORK, N. Y ..... PRINCETON, N. I. . .. . CONCERTS. Ra? November December December December December December December December January january january February February .March March March April June 20, 5, 12, 16, 27. 29, 30, 33 I 2, 3, 21, 25, 7, IL 13, 13, 61 1890 LK I L . 4 . .. 1891 GL . 4L . A K . . K r Fl tl Hill me if THE GENTLE 431:51-.nf ra-...rs I , un fm ,X -1 'I A lx nv4,fX, - I nv , . wwf iw 1 f A --2 1 , 1 I WI , R il X xryfl T MXH A I ' ' 'I f '7i'N l X P' .96 fl Xi-hg1l,'lx lllt 'Q' 3 GR r , .1 wr' WJ' v oi'1'h ' 4 I l, I! I 'H X 1 1' jlllft , I l xx ,Q , 'Q v ' J P L. ' X. X I . ' ' 5. 5 I' ' ,z ' V 1 ' I ' ' SAVA G ' , I . . 1 ' - tiifx . I 1 . I 'Qt 'V' E, 'Z' N, ,1 1 I .4---.-.--,44.2..l. . ...-. L . se: 9 , 1 I. DRAMATIS PERSONZE. YE ENGLISHE. Capt. JOHN SMITH-The original instrumental, vocal and inci- dental in the settlement of Virginia. In love with Po-ca-hon-tas according to this story, though somewhat at variance with hzlvtory .......... .................,............. M r. LANSDEN, 91. Mynheer ROLFF-The real husband of Poc'y, but dramatically divorced contrary to all law and fact ................ Mr. THORP, 93. Lieut. TI-IOS. BROWN-Smith's second in command Know for the 1 v first timel ............................. , ...... Mr. G. K. DAv1s, ,Q2. BENJ. BRACE, Splicers of main braces, shiverers of tim- HENRY HALYARD, bers, anathematizers of eyes and limbs, ' BILL BUNTLINE, 5 8zc. Amazingly nautical people. BARNEY BINNACLE, Messrs. G. F. MCKINNEY and YEoMANs,'9I, JOHN JUNK, F. I-I. PAYN1-:,'91, NOBLE and J. R. MCALPIN,'93. YE SALVAGES. PO-C A- H O N -T AS-The beautiful and very properly un- dutiful daughter of her father Qhis nibsj. Married according to the ridiculous dictum of actual circumstances to Mr. Rolff. A But the author flatters himself much more advantageously dis- posed of in the acting edition .,.. ........ ..... M r . R. BENNETT,,Q2. H. J. POW-HA-TAN-C His nibsj King of Tuscaroras, a crotchetty, plotting monarch, in fact a Semi-Brave Qhe should be forgivenj ................ ......................... M r. BARNES, 91. POO-TIE-PET, J Three little maidens, lovers of Mr. SoMERBY,'9z. DI-MON-DE, Terpsichore, at school in the Mr. BRYAN,'91. LUM-PA-SHUGA. J Tuscarora Academy, Mr. WHEELER,79I. COLAGOG-A bad medicine man fan F. F.V.j. .Mr. GEO. WALLAcE,'91 . O-PO-DIL-DOC-A patent one of the same kind ......... Mr. MIXER,'QI SERGEANT-AT-ARMS-QAnd a dandyj .............. Mr. ROGERS,,93. KROS-AS-KAN-BEE-An embodiment of principle, Mr. SAT'rERrHWA1'rE,'93. INDIAN CI-IIEFS All members Messrs. R. JONES, SPRUANCE, Nvcn, AND of the 191, H. CARTER, V. COLLINS, BIG INJUNS, militia, MCDOWELL,,92, R. J. MCDOWELL,,Q4. Mr. SPEAKER-Who has a reading part .............. Mr. MOORE,'9I. MEALY CLOVER-Premier danseuse ................. Mr. BRYAN,'9I. KOM-AN-SEE-HA-The Spanish dancing beauty .... Mr. SOMERBY, ,Q2. GET-THER-O-A chronic kicker ................... Mr. WHEELER,'9I. Direcior ami Stage llfamzger: Mr. BARNES, Praperty .Maru Mr. B. MCALPIN. Musical Director: Mr. MAY!-IEW. EZectric1'an.- Mr. ELMER. Businesx Zllanager: Mr. PENDLETON. Pfompief: Mr. PEDDIE. 137 K' '- rv f ,ms 4, 411 .i?HgI,k'3Q H. R ' ffvgefif , , '. J .'-. .'r-FSA' - rfl ..-17 - x, J .... - Ffie: 1, ,,- ', K xi , ' - 'V-11312172 A ' ffWf::1lE22 ? ' , f f C 52. ?? Z5 - , ii, .--- E . -.- 9:54-. 1.3 52.-'-ff --Li.-.L -' F' .:195..?'-w giiLe-5'?ZY4f7'Ki, 322.- -. v '- 95, - 119' 2- qi.-:lf z'Qt1:'n1:'-few, J- :1j-s,,1,- , Q, ' ,. 1 AH' .-s:r::::. 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E.-4-QE?-L' V Y--gil' -, , -L: -Qxfsfflw .. nw.. ,. .anim lb- ' , H A .i ii A gf , ,ff 4 ' ' , , .f m- - ' i 1322? 5 ,1iE2s? Ei'?i -'Ti PRI N CE T 0 N ' N..T. N-AAAI VY C L U B F-A-A-'VN-'VV'-' , , Rzsxnnzn av ALFREDEEBRHLOWAMI11 lA9.Bmmw4v.NM THE IVY CLUB. FDUNDED r878. INCORPORATED 1883. OFFICERS. HERBERT S. CARTER .................. ..... P reszdeni KEPPELE HALL ......... .... T reasurer HERBERT M. ROGERS .... .... S errelary GOVERNORS. RUDOLPH E. SCHIRMER, '81, ARTHUR H. SCRIBNER 8 PLINY FISK, '81, CLARENCE B. MITCHELL 89 EVAN M. EVANS, '92. MEMBERS. '92. JOHN H. ADAMS, HERBERT S. CARTER, JAMES L. DELONO, EVAN M. EVANS, ANDREW C. GRAY, SHEPPARD HOMANS, THOMAS S. IRVIN, LAWRENCE A. JAMES D. BLACK, WOODFORD CLAY, HARRISON R. DANIELS, JOHN C. GREEN, KEPPELE HALL, BENJAMIN B. MCALPIN, 93- I JOHN B. KOUWENHOVEN, SAMUEL J. MINOT, BOWDRE PHINIZY, CHARLES E. RIEMAN, ALFRED R. RIGGS, CLINTON T. WOOD, RICHARD F. WOODS. YOUNG. J. RANDOLPH NICALPIN, EDWARD R. PALMER, JR J. BRENT PALMER, HERBERT M. ROGERS, EDVVARD Y. THORPE, LEE B. WOODCOCK. UNIVERSITY COTTAGE CLUB UNIVERSITY COTTAGE CLUB. OFFICERS. JOHN C. B. PENDLETON .............. ..... P reszkienl C. S. MATHER .............. ..,. T reasurer R. H. WARREN. ..................... .. ...... . ..... Secrelczry ADVISORY BOARD. O. H. HARVEY, '88, J. REIGEL, '88, R. K. SHOBER, '90, BERNARD S. HORNE, '80, G. VAND. RICKERT, '90, A. J. JENNINGS, '90, A. B. GLADWIN, 791, W. B. BLACKWELL, '91, MEMBERS. CHESTER BAYLIS, J. W. R. BESSON, L. H. BESSON, F. G. BETTS, L. M. CONWELL, C. D. HART, E. W. BAIRD, W. J. BARKLEY, W. H. BROWN, R. V. BUCKLEY, T. C. CHAPIN, WILSON FERGUSON, C. A. MCWILLIAMS, J. P. PARKER, I. C. B. PENDLETON, I. B. RIGGS, C. W. SOMERBY, P. VREDENBURG. G. C. FRASER, A. C. HENCKEN, GEORGE KLOTS, C. S. MATHER, J. D, REMSEN, Wf C. STEARNS, R. H. WARREN. 9 'X' K Y, T .. Q -f V qi Q A 5 p i - ,..,ii4 j - N- , Z gi g - A 5w! ' - E 255 . Hi YH Y!! 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' - 'P -.L 'rf I -1- fl - f Q 'x ' Q f , 4 A-H1 G L A - M,-1:1f1fq,,,ai4ff ' ' A JC f 5 -9' ' ' L--, -Q-J .,.,NW, .. ., - Y-1 '+:, 4 ',yifjga.,.I,l'm1..'rf -,fc ff f' V N' LVN 'N 'MNH M - M 4 SN - in-'a-vi-fhJ.vm'. 17 H-rgv.: uf,,-vh.q,,.,-x5,,,?,, THE CAP AND GOWN CLUB. THE CAP AND GOWN CLUB OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. Incorporated, 1891. OFFICERS. SAMUEL COCHRAN. ........,............. ........ P reszdem' JOSE ROMERO ......... ..... V .ze-Pfmfzmz FELIX H. LESTER .... .... CHARLES B. NEWTON ...,.... .... , . . . .. Treasurer . . . . Sefreiary EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. S. COCHRAN, I. A. C. PROUDFIT, C. MEMBERS. 7 93' C. E. BOYNTON, IR., A. J. BUIST, J. B. CARTER, S.'COcHRAN, G. ERDMAN, A. C. KELLOGG, W. D. KELLOGO, F. H. LESTER, L. R. MOEEITT, D. S. MORRIS, C. B. NEWTON, 143 S. ROGERS, T. RIGGS. A. M. NORTH, H. O. POOL, A. C. PROUDFIT, W. J. REID, IR., C. T. RIGGS, J. S. ROGERS, I. ROMERO, W. T. SABINE, R. T. SHELTON, R. M. THOMAS, A. M. THOMPSON. lx xzzxgv 14 xxxxxmxx XXm XX xxxx J A 9 0 ' gyfff wmv, V I iff Nfffli f f - X ., M. -5 136 -5 5'3 1 , , , f 4 X X I if Z J X -JV Zfi 5 if Z 6 'Z 6 Q , - Z. Z - A Q THE INN. OFFICERS. WILLIAM K. PRENTICE .... ........ . ............. . ..Pre.vz2z'enz'. JESSE L. WILLIAMS ......... ..... V zbe-Preszkienz' and Secrefary. CROWLEY WENTWORTH .... .. .................. Trefzszzrer. DIRECTORS. W K PRENTICE, C. P. SPOONER, C WENTWORTH, J. L. WILLIAMS, J G WILSON, VAN DYKE WIGHT MEMBERS. '92. BEN. AMES, A. W. BUTLER, I-I. C. BUTLER, GEO. W. BETTS, IMLAY BENET, J. M. BRENNAN, RICHARD COULTER, ROB,T DENNISTON, GEO. K. DAVIS, MAX FARRAND, J. T. GRAHAM, LEROY GRESHAM, J. S. HOSEORD, THOS. F. BAILEY, CHAS. C. HOGE, '94- J. M. MAGIE, AUSTIN MCCLANAHAN, F. J. MOSES, W. K. PRENTICE, W. E. PEARSON, C. P. SPOONER, R. A. STEVENSON, E. VAN D. WIGHT, CROWLEY WENTWORTH, JAMES WESTERVELT, JESSE L. WILLIAMS, JOHN G. WILSON, ALEX.O. YOUNG. CHAS. S. MCKENSIE, FRED H. SMITH, GEORGE R. SWAIN, THEO. F. 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Pane, up-,H.SQfmlly, ,,D.W.Vmxlllliaun11t', VV.S.VVI?ui1YQIhgaaamHL, Allman D.W51lS0mb .- 4, ?.-'-,W , ' '. .V r ...! lalf1j . .5fff.W FY' H H! wf fff. MJ' 1 . l , ll 'I . fu U WM., 'li ,L gill ill .4 .f I 0? Q :I ,'-- - If .- f-,. 1. Y L H.. kgs - 4 : -A, , . Y fl--1 :Av -42 1- -Z ,. 1' .5 ' A L,' ll 5' W7 W f 1' ' :UM Ml u-nu ,f l X 1 Y If g.. '1 ,-f . 'mmf N., y v I' '. . x .:. . V W W I rl v I WW W ww.. A' l wf,l1,, Max Fcurrcmcl, Chairman, QW ! , Il W ,N , ' 1.45 J.H.AdClmS, : Wu 'I '1f'li.f- iw -I 'Nl X' G-.W. B elts, Frederic Browkqw, A J w .! l, .' N. I ' I If Y 4 . u 3 ,. I .-'..:.:4a.' 1 2122.1 G.W. Burleigh, Herbert 5.CarTer, G. Y. D unlC4p,Jr., ' ' ' I ' 'f fllwh q:ff.::a5q',' ww. 9,, FW 1 .54 .?1lf?f?'QM-1 f' B . J-I .'15fs.1s-'.:f. Wifi: A Q 5. 2'1- 5? ' Qs., ..fm!,..4fg. J.M.Hu.S1Jon, T.5. Irvin, M . I. -, J B. K ou w en ho ven ,.,-,. dl. gr:-.A 5- ?' Q I , I ' Q W -T' C . A. M c W: U I C1111 S, , 4. bf -, J. C. B . Pen cl Ich n, ff f Gy if , N , i , ff. if-E A ,fl W. 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M 'lx ' ff, -Q- Qgf , ZAR-'Ai A ask I D- lf , f 7 f 4 f J 4 ' V , xi f 'HN .E f if fy, X f M Q X mrs ff If X' wc. K N M 'A+ Q . : 'ly . Mx! X- -. ' L 'In h ml I A R31 wg fyhx W W! ,J me - . . X ARMY' 'J' X 2 56 gy .X w' K ,fu ,f fi r' ig ' ' 'A 4- : 512'-CT Q1 VJ, 49 'B if 145, f H lil my IR 1 K MIID l wi I I1 ' MORNING EXERCISES. Freshman Orator. ........ HA Chapter from the History of Home-Rule. 'lil-XOMAS FISHER BAILEY. Sophomore Orator ............. Orange, Nassau and the Netherlands. ALEXANDER MCGAFFIN, junior Orator .... ...... . ..... ' 'Scotch Granite-Edward Dickinson. EDWARD D. DUFFIELD. Senior Orator . . . ........ HG. Washington, Rumor and Traditionf' JAMES BARNES. CLASS OF '76 PRIZE DEBATE. Resolved, That the reform of Indian affairs demand the transfer of their control to the War Department. . Affirmative: J. MCDOWELL, ,Q4, SAMUEL SEMPLE, 'qI. Negative: W. K. PRENTICE, ,Q2, I. L. TILDSLEY, '93. 150 ff 1. ZZ, N '.f1,fff L5?'?fP X .Miha--a.?'f9'f .1f' f:..,x X X . v N, VM2? wx I ,, Q -vlffri? N ,Q:1f2'T:: 49-' 5 P' M ' f zfflxig -Sgr!-ffgf uw f 'ffi ffv fm XYZ 1 .. l p .-,'3-g ?f.:!',-,El --Ni 1' if! Xi W - g, ,.- LAC KY? ,7 mx if VN Mgr'-I y 1' mifaj , , ' mv' Q UP. fir fy My , I . A ,X tl X ii n 'X I I 5 I JEL, xx WINE? TDM AN' ' . , I- .Q I' w ' ' xi I- XII xl W fx IS V' ,IL fm' T- S K I y-1,5 t .A H4 NX I ,ujilggq XV D . N 1 , , A2327 ,- -' f A fx' 4' '- D gf f 54,71 j JESSE L. WILLIAMS... ................................. Preszkienf. WOODFORD CLAY ...... ............ . . .Secreiary ami Treasurer. MEMBERS. Pas! Gradmzles. R. D. AULICK, A. H. PHILLIPS, J. W. PHILLIPS. ,92. A. D. BALL, E. M. EVANS, F. J. MOSES, P. F. CooK, A. C. GRAY, J. M. MAGIE, JESSE L. WILLIAMS. 793: W. J. BARKLEY, J. P. CHANDLER, R. DRISCOLL, jr. E. R.PALMER,-IR. I. D. BLACK, W. CLAY, B. B. MCALPIN, J. B. PALMER, I. I. BROKAW, H. R. DANIELS, J. R. MCALPIN, C. I. SHANNON. 7 94- W. P. ARMSTRONG, J. L. BISSELL, J. R. BLAKE, W. FLOYD, P. JENKINS, F. C. KENLY, G. R. SWAIN. '95- R. CLAY, G. T. GOULD, J. D. GREEN, C. B. LEWIS, H. B. MASTER. ISI . V , X! I K . fl ' 2 If K - 9 ,EXE .,.m,f Ex H im 3 'L 1+ 4 P Q Q Y'4?3 '-55? 1. . T A - ff' 'ff Ne: . ' ' :? T4-A --:T cf' ' 4' - -i W 'X Q. ' mu W, f r 'W ' '7F Yj ' -W7 'WE' 'g MW - N mf N WY WK- C LM mm. v, Jw. .Ly 9 I. OFFICERS. M. FARRAND, '92 .... ........ .... P 7' eszdeni. G. W. BETTS, '92 ..... .... E HU! Vzke-Preszkient. J. D. BLACK,' Q3 .... ..... S erond Vzte-Preszdent' E. Y. THORPE, 93 ...... .... T reasurer. D. P. B. CONKLING, ,Q4 .... ..... S ecreiary. I52 J. H. ADAMS, A. D. BALL, C. BAYLES, T. BELL, I. BENET, R. P. D. BENNETT, W. M. AIKMAN, H. D. BETTS, J. D. BLACK, MEMBERS. '92. J. W. R. BESSON, H. S. CARTER, L. H. BESSON, A. G. DOTY, G. W. BETTS, E. M. EVANS, W. S. BROWN, M. FARRAND, A. W. BUTLER, T. S. IRVIN, H. C. BUTLER, W. V. JOHNSON, ,93- T. C. CHAPIN, G. N. HOUSTON, A. H. CILLEY, M. S. KALISKE, H. P. A. CLAUSEN, K. C. KIRTLAND, F.A.BORcHERLING,W. H. CONDICT, C. S. BIATHER, I. I. BROKAVV, K. BROWN, W. H. BROWN, J. B. CARTER, G. W. CASE, F. W. ALLEN, Y. ALLEN, E. H. BALDNVIN, 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, S. H. M. AGENS, AUCHINCLOSS, J. R. W. BAILEY, G. F. BARTON, G. A. BROWN, . Q. BROWN, D W. H. BUTLER, H. A. COLBY, C. B. CONDIT, H. L. CRAWFORD, C. CURTIS, W. N. DAVEY, H. DEFOREST, W. R. FERRIS, J. A. DEAR, JR. B. B. MCALPIN, ,I-I. D. C. DURLAND, J. R.McALP1N, H. S. FORMAN, J. S. PAUL, A. C. HENCKEN, H. O. POOL, ,94- G. H. DOYVKONTT, C. S. MACKENSIE, J. P. DUEE, G. L. IWCALLISTER E. P. ESSICK, J.W.MCCANIPBELL, C. C. HOGE, A. T. MCCULLAGH T. F. HUMPHREY, H. C MCLEOD, H. W. INSLEE, W. F. MEREDITH, T. A. JENKINS, P. S. SABINE, J. W. L. JONES, J.,H. SCRIMGEOUR, T. L. KELLOGG, J. F. KOHLER, J. T. LOW, '95 G. T. GOULD, JR., W. M. HAGER, C. M. HAMILTON, W. A. SEXTON, H. F. SILL, F. I-I. SMITH, A. C. IMBRIE, D. R. JAMES, JR. J. KAHN, G.C.1'IAMMILL,J1'.,-J. V. KOCH, JR., J. E. HAYES, JR., . W. HAYNES, H W. F. HENOKEN, G. P. HERRICK, E. HOLDEN, JR., A. HOLLAND, A. F. HOLLY, JR., E. H. HOOS, C. ILLINGWORTH, W. R. LANE, W. L. LOEB, V. H. LUKENS, F. H. MAGEE, H. A. MCNULTY, W. A. MINOTT, F. MURPHY, JR., F. A. NORRIS, E. R. OTHEMAN, T53 C.A. MCWILLIAMS W. E. PEARSON, W. W. PERIAM, W. K. PRENTICE, J. L. RANKIN, J. D. REMSEN, S. H. ROLLINSON, W. T. SABINE, W. C. STEARNS, E. Y. THORP, F. S. TITSWORTH, R. H. WARREN, H. YOUNG. R. A. STREIT, ,G. R. SXVAIN, R. O. SWAN, S. THOMPSON, F. J. TOOKER, W. H. TOWER, D. S. WALTON, A. M. WOODRUEE, E. H. WRIGHT, S. R. YARROW. W. W. PHILLIPS, D. F. PLATT, C. PORTER, H. M. POST, P. E. RICHARDS, A. V. ROE, W. L. SAWYER, E. E. SCOVILL, E. F. SUTTON, A. R. TEAL, C. F. WAGNER, W. H. WELLS, L. R. WILLIAMS. 1152 5 W f xx - ' ' ' 4 ' E Ay: 7 L: f Q - QR ' . N A 1 f fl ' H' - 2 1 1 I ff : FV Q l Inks T24 f fn! :Y Z ., , ' An MlM!ll!!mll'lB3.ul!!IInA Q. if A- Qt ' J. M. HUSTON, '92 .. E. L. MEYERS, '92.. . J. S. ROGERS, '93.g... ,vu - 1. , u,- OFFICERS. R. R. RAMSDELL, '94, .... . S4 ... . . . . .Preszkieni Vzke-Preszkienl . . . . . Treasurer . . . . . .Secreiary PHILADELPHIA CLUB OF PRINCETON. L. M. CONWELL, R. DENNISTON, C. D. HART, j. M. HUSTON, T. BROWN, R. V. BUCKLEY, H. P. FISHER, F. AROHER, E. E. ANDREWS, G. H. BRIGHT, A. BENSON, G. DRAKE, R. DOWNES, C. FRAME, E. HASS, E. W. HAMMETT, W. I. BAIRD, G. W. BARR, L. BIDDLE, W. J. BONE, I J. S. BUNTING, B. BORIE, JR., R. H. CARTER, S. A. CROSBY, R. S. DILLEY, MEMBERS. ,92. C. HUSTON, L. MEYERS, G. W. PEDDIE, U. F. SMILEY, ,93- W. HENDERSON, . H. MCGEE, C. NEWTON, I 94- HENDERSON, G. HOPPER, B. LINNARD, . LLOYD, IR., M. NORTH, I. PERKINS, S. RAMSDELL, RAMSDELL, V. REICHNER, 7 95- J. F OULKE, F. FURNESS, S. GODFREY, L. HODOE, W. KENNEDY, JR., B. LEWIS, B. MASTER, MCCORMICK, P. N EVIN. 155 C. W. SOMERBY, R. SAILER, R. F. WOODS. H. ROGERS, J. S. ROGERS, R. K. WURTS. F. C. SYMTH, H. STANTON, P. G. WATMOUGH, J. L. WHITAKER, I. U. WHITE, G. D. WHITNEY, D. D. WILLARD, D. M. WILLARD, F.. B. WRIGHT. J. S. NEWBOLD, R. L. NORTH, L. F. PEAQSE, I. W. PAXTON, IR. C. SINNICKSON, A. W. SEAVER, W. M. URBAN, A. L. WHEELER, . ln' L1 HA '43 Zigi Vijay KWV' - MW I fl! C M Wldfzs 'WQ1 . X744 f 1 f f 1 7 ,1 1 x f W T H X Q Af N ff, fl axxggff :EL ff lf! 142 R PJ LL fff X Eff? 1 151 X , 'W Vqbff' WY! W' ' im nn- '4 I fl I fp! f lk X f 144 1 K f rf? f af x 1,4 J r f ff 13,510 jx! 'WO ffl!! 1 1 1 1 1 Q i x If 7 I 15595 1 aff I, 1 1 'ififfa fx ' ZA ' 9' 1 f ' ' X H 1v.'1u!1L 135:,, 5.51: V -, ,1 E ' if 1 I X E 1' - nl l 11,1-11? .l15Q.kf! it 6:11 1 1, :Q 'A' , ffff' '-3 ' J- , ' 1' ., A, I Ef1fff.i'f ' I . 5 I J 12 - 1 A- A , , ' -,I 411113341 , 1m : Jax .I ' V 16 -ar - - ff ' f,,x1-6' C '5 1 x V ML 'L'i1-,- ffff 1 x ' RQ,-3, 1 H Sl, Al' 1 WW N45 ' f V i 1' - -E 1 ' ' A 9 ' ' X' V' .. - If 'Ll x ' f il' 1' - X ' ., ' ' ' f' V611 Lf if' ' . V 'N YY ' 1 1 115' 11' 1 f ' '-if ' 'Mi.!zp7,?f1i'? , . Q. , -. 1, Qi I' F -Hi F 1 -I ,f , ,f ,,gaw,,,,f,,.Q:!5L- 1 ' ,L 1 --'il 1-13 ' ,f bf ' - ,I ,. 4 ,'ffI'f' 'pf 1 f,: Mfg , Q- WW ' f I I 1 I f 1 -,A If '1: j'1, 'J' jf - 'iQ,fi, 1 11 1, ,1 1,,f.f Q . f, lffffnw, 1 4411 L Q1 IPI! f I .-1, .. , -, If I Y , f' ,-Q fjgyil if Nw, ik -1, ' ' '31 . ,'AJ,,1 'fff -,ff-', 53? H pffii. Xtf 1 1. 1 4 l, N ,V IQ D, i ' l affi- ' X xr fy E Y 67' I . Af' f Hffifi ' 1 . 1 1 , 1 ' 7,4 f' ff '-1' f ' .' ' if , 1. 1' I ,gy -2, ,X,, 1 , - ff ,f, ,ffm ' f 11 1 - f ' g 1 V' f 'ff' 1 1 A ff . V ' ' 1 I ' .4 uf f 1 W . --1 1 ff' 'Q 1 1 , A , an , 11111 , - -. 1' 55251: f- f ' .- ' - .. .'25:g,a:. 4 I ' - SOUTHERN CLUB. OFFICERS. BOWDRE PHINIZY, '92 .... ............. .... . . .Preszdenh W. A. GUILD, ,93 ........ .... V zte-Preszdefzi. I. M. BRENNAN, ,Q2 ...... ....... T reasznfer. I. M. BRODNAX, 194 ....... ......... ...... S e crefzzry. MASON B. BARRETT, '95. .. .... C01're.vp07zdz7zg Secrefary. ,Q2. L. ABRAMS, B. AMES, I. M. BRENNAN, A. CHURCH, V. L. COLLINS, W. I. BARKLEY, C. E. BOYNTON, R. S. BRYAN, A. I. BUIST, I. P. CHANDLER, W. CLAY, R. DRISCOLL, C. I. AKIN, I. H. ALEXANDER, WM. P. ARMSTRONG, IR., C. BALDWIN, C. V. BLACK, T. H. Bows, E. A. BRANNON, I. M. BRQDNAX, VV. M. BULLITT, G. W. CALDWELL, H. M. ANDERSON, MASON B. BARRETT, A. I. BERRY, D. M. CALLOWAY, ROBT. A. CALDWELL, R. CLAY, CI-IAS. C. CRESSON, W. B. COOKE, B. I. DEFORD, T. P. DRAKE, HARRY F. COVINGTON, I. L. DELONG, G. T. DUNLOP, E. ELLISON, LEROY GRESI-IAM, I. H. HANNA, J 93- G. ERDMAN, G. C. FRASER, GEO. GARDIANY, VV. A. GUILD, H. C. HURD, P. KING, 7 94- H. L. CLARK, S. A. CLARK, F. H. COLLINS, A. CONSTADLE, T. D. CORRY, GASTON DRAKE, IAS. FENTRESS, IR., C. D. GOLDTHWAITE, O. C. IOI-INSON, C. H. KEARNEY, 7 95- A. DUNN, DAVID DUNLOP, I. F. EVANS, DAVID FENTRESS, I. R. FLEMMING, INO. W. GARRETT, H. W. GARRETT, W. P. HARVEY, I. I. HURST, ROET. A. INCH, I 57 F. H. LIALL, C. A. KENNEY, I. P. PARKER, BOXVDRE PI-IINxzY, C. E. REIMAN, A. R. Rxcos, L. F. LITTLE, C. A.. LAWRENCE, F. H. LESTER, D. M. LUDINGTON, LEE MONTGOINIERY, E. R. NORTON, W. S. KENNEDY, D. W. LINDSEY, H. MCCLANAI-IAN, CI-IAS. A. MCKINNEY, A. M. PEPPER, G. M. PRIEST, B. K. RANKIN, W. J. REID, HUGH RICHARDSON, F. G. RIGGS, E. S. LAFETRA, W. H. LOGAN. W. K. LORD, O. MCCANIMAN, H. MCCLENAHAN, R. H. MCCULLOUGI-I, L. P. MILLER,- HUGI-I NELSON, C. H. NEWTON, C. NIXON, I. B. RIGGS, I. VV. STORK, WILLIAM STOMP, I. G. VVILSON, L. A. YOUNG. C. W. OTTLEY, E. R. PALMER. I. B. PALMER, A. C. PROUDFIT, R. T. SHELTON, W. SPIEGEL. H. S. RIGGS, T. RIGGS, IR., A. T. SCI-IMIDT, M. H. SICARD. F. W. VALLIANT, G. H. WAILES, G. W. WILLIAMS, W. G. WILSON, E. B. WRIGHT. ANDERSON OFFERTT G. B. PERKINS, JOHN P. POE, WM. R. STONE, LEROY W. VALLIANT P. G. WALKER, GUY S. WARREN, E. K. WILSON, L. WYMAN. , if f N sv? L. f' A - ' - - 5 E , Q Z It ' - 5hf 3' - M' L - NM - , ..-L-- -1 . 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C1 DONNELLY, EGBERT, E. EGBERT, H. EWING, FISHER, S. FOSTER, '8 MEMBERS POST GRADUATES. 192 I R. COULTER, JR., C. G. HUSSEY, 93- R. M. MULLEN, W. J. REID, JR., ,94- F. B. HOXXVLAND, H. A. I-IOWLAND J. M. KENNEDY, E. LAUGHLIN, W. G. LIGGETT, J. D. MCCORD, F. A. MCCUNE, 7 95- J. H. FRY, C. L. HAMILTON, I. P. HARTER, V. K. IRVINE, T. LEGGATE, W. C. NEALL, 159 G. R. WALLACE, ,QI R. B. JAMISON, H. F. McDOWELL. C. I. SHANNON, I. B. THOMPSON. C. H. MCILWAIN. J. MURDOCH, J. A. MURRAY, R. K. PORTSER, C. RUGH, H. K. SIEBRUECK, E. B. THAW. C. PAYNE, W, I. SEYMOUR, J. C. SLOANE, N. STEWART, G. WPIITE, A. WILSON. 15:-Z. me M HU QL Q. N -WOFFICERSMM 1 K 'Pres' cleni' E VV Elder '91 VfCe'F eslile1-nt' JM'GLCZSl'o'Yx '92, 1 .'93 ,Z ji f - - , Record 5566 5.1 L.BLasl1.neU.94. Peas tt WC.fDice , A 'gg- 2 Co rresf: mi 4 ng Secj, C.TGrci.n'E'93, ,. TILHQ.: 71 X In ' I ' Q'g'Q,Y F-4 L, X? o 1 ' ' -Msxscurrvs cammnfvisw- -IM. M. C.M. J.L. G , Elder, GasTow. 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SHERMAN. H. D. NOYES, O. A. ROBINSON, J. MACN. THOMPSON J. J. VAN VLIET, BOYD VAN BENTHUYSEN, J. F. VOORHEES. WM. W. BEVERIDGE, O. H. BISSELL. F. C. BRADNER, I4 7 95 T. G. BROWNING, H. W. CORWIN, R. M. FARRIES, HOWARD WHITE. 161 R. L. LAUGHLIN. J. C. MCEARLAN, E. B. MORSE, LAVVRENCEVHLE A. W. BUTLER, ,Q2 .... . C. B. NEWTON, ,QS ..... W. LOWRIE, ,Q4 ....... B. v.D.PosT, '93. . .. A. W. BUTLER, H. S. CARTER, E. D. DUFFIELD, LE R. GRESHAM, A. P. ANDREWS, H. B. BAKER, W. J. BARKLEY, R. V. BUCKLEY, I OFFICERS. ' ,92. S. HOMANS, T. S. IRVIN, C. A. MCKENNY, F. J. MosEs, 7 93- A. J. BUIST, J. C. GREEN, C. B. NEWTON, B. V. D. PosT, 162 CLUB. . . . . Preszkienf . . . . Vzke-Preszkienz' .. . . .Secretary . . . . Treaszn er W. W. PERIAM, E. VAN D. WRIGHT P. VREDENBURG. C. T. RIGGS, W. C. STIQARNS, R. H. WARREN, R. K..WURTS. 'V 6. - -.gg-ww - ry- -- ' JY. -'ii' 'Q , W mf pf' rg ' I fx ., 2. x :., .,-r'f,5,4,,. t , , 5 e wp Q , , - . :Q 1. 3 1 ,-.- .A '-.V , Q 1 wg, -rm -. .3 3? 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I X fffff ,N QVWN 9 I w h 1 wQ!:, V , ,, V ,.-, 1 475933, lj' Z5 ,W Q4541, ,, N 4 UIIUHI M: 'lilaxwf I - J -f ' Maxx. , 'W 9' 4,-,, , mmvnrvm f mi ' . IM .. X qs-' 'I' 542 -. P , iffz fff f, - i ff 4 ., - Q! W , A 'MW I wi LW! 'E vffgw , W H 1 ,:, 15,3 A I X . ' ' f ,f 'fic x 41 . f f -'Tai v ' Em my -Nf xo rl M - A U!! l CXLIV. ANNUAL COMMENCEM ENT. PROGRAMME. Sczz'zzf'a'f1J', jane 6!h. READING OF THESES, By the Graduating Class of the john C. Green School of Science, in Chemical Hall, at IO A. M. CALEDONIAN GAMES., At II.3O A. M., on the University Grounds. THE GLEE CLUB CONCERT, I In University Hall, at 8 P. M. Sznzziczy, WHZ6 7z'h. THE BACCALAUREATE SERMON, By the President, in Marquand Chapel, at II A. M. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIZIE PHILADELPHIAN SOCIETY, In Marquand Chapel, at 8 P. M. Monday, jane XM. THE CLASS-DAY EXERCISES Of the Class of 1891, in the First Church, at 1o.3o A. M., and around the Cannon at 2.30 P. M. THE JUNIOR ORATIONS, In the First Church, at 7.45 P. M. 187 Ztzesday, -hm: 9172. THE EXHIBITION OF DRAWINGS In the Engineering and Graphics Department in the School of Science, and MICROSCOPIC EXHIBITION In the Histological Laboratoryin Nassau Hall, during the day. READING OF THEsEs-Continued, In Chemical Hall, School of Science, at 9 A. M. GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION, In the Gymnasium at II A. M. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LITERARY SOCIETIES, At I2 M. THE ANNUAL DINNER AND MEETING OF THE ALUMNI, In University Hall. The procession will form in front of Nassau Hall at I.3o P. M. RECEPTION By the President and Mrs. Patton, at Prospect, ' from 4 to 6 P. M. THE LVNDE PRIZE DEBATE, In the First Church, at 7. go P. M. THE SOPHOMORE RECEPTION, In University Hall, at IO P. M. VWa9zem'ay, june I0fk. THE I44TH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT, In the First Church at IO.3O A. M. 188 READING OF THESES. 'BY STUDENTS OF THE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE. CHEMICAL HALL. Zlzesday, jane 9, 1891. C ND D TES FOR THE DEGREE OF C E 9 A. M. WILLIAM LAPIDGE HEDENBURG, . . . Newark, N. I Review of the Ferry-street Bridge of the Central Railroad of N. I., at Newark, N. I. 9.20 A. M. CURTIS EDWARD KNICKERBOCKER, , . Morrisville, N. Y '4 Review of the Bridge at Twelve-pole River, on the Nor- folk and Western Railroad. 9.40 A. M. THEODORE PESINGER PAYNE, .... Sayville, N. Y 'f Review of the Bridge at Grand Rapids, on the Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad. CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF B. S. IO A. M. EDWIN BATES HARTS, .- .... Springfield, Ill Spectroscopic Work on Sun-Spots. 189 IO.2O A. M. RADCLYFFE FURNESS, ..... Philadelphia, Pa. 4' Estimation of Phosphorus in Iron and Steel. 10.40 A. M. CHARLES THOMAS MIXER, ..... Chicago, Ill. Assay of Opium for Morphine. Exczzsed from Readifzg. CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREES OF M. S. AND E. E. MAURICE OUDIIX1, A. B., ..... New York City 'fThe Electrostatic Wattmeter as a Means of Measuring Alternating Currents. CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF E. E. WILLIAM EDWARD DURELL, A. B., . . Woodstown, N. I Thesis on the same subject as Mr. Oudin. CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF B. S. EDWIN A. DALTON, ...... Le Mars, Ia 'tVolumetric Estimation of Manganese. JOHN HUTCHINGS SEALY, .... Galveston, Tex 4' Determination of Atomic Weights. Igo CLASS-DAY EXERCISES. Maxier gf Ceremwzief, WILLIAM CORNMAN SPICER, Penn - OPENING EXERCISES. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, IO.3O A. M. Salzzlczlary, . . . WILLIAM CORNMAN SPICER, Penn Class Omfiou, . GEORGE RIDDLE WALLACE, Penn Clam Poem, . JAMES HENRV DUNHAM, N. I IVY EXERCISES. NORTH COLLEGE, I2 M. Ivy Oraliwz, . . . PRINGLE CARLISLE JONES, O CANNON EXERCISES. Selerliom from Class Hixlary, Presefzlaliofz Omliofz, . Pfophery, .... Censor, .... Adzlffefs by Class P1'e.rz'1z'e7zzj . 2.30. GEORGE POST WHEELER, Penn . ALFRED PEARCE DENNIS, Md. . CHARLES CARROL DANA, N. Y. . . HALSEY DURAND, N, I . . EDGAR ALLAN POE Md , . Calling gf Roll by Class Serfelary, GEORGE BLISS AGNEW, N. Y. Clam Ode if Arranged by A, B. YEOMANS, N. J. , . . . I Words by G. P. WHEELER, Penn. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE. WILLARD HALL BRADFORD, Clzzzirmafz. GEORGE JEFFERY BERGEN, JEREMIAH SULLIVAN BLACK, WILLIAM BAYARD BLACKWELL, WILLIAM CHRISTY BRYAN, WILLIAM RUSSELL DEEMER, EDWIN A. STEVENS LEWIS, GLENN FORD MCKINNEY, JAMES COWDEN MEYERS, FRANKLIN THOMAS MOORE, HARMAR DENNY PAXTON, FRANK HERVEY PAYNE, IOI-IN HUTCHINGS SEALY, JOHN WORTHINGTON VALLIANT, ROBERT BENSON WALLACE. Igx jUNIOR ORATORS, CONTEST. CLASS or '9z. ' jime 8, 1891. JOSEPH MILLER HUSTON, .... Pennsylvania Literature in Stone. JOHN GLOVER WILSON, ..,... Maryland. The Formative Century of American Character. CLINTON TYLER WOOD, ..... North Dakota. The Ideal Spirit. I92 WILLIAM KELLY PRENTICE, . . . The Building of a Nation. CHARLES IRVIN TRUBY, .... Joan of Arc. COURTLANDT PATTERSON BUTLER, . . BOWDRE PHINIZY, A World's Freedom. The Slavery of Emancipation. EDWARD DICKINSON DUFFIELD, . . Rev. Hon. Rev. Rev. Prof. Rev. Prof. Scotch Granite. JUDGES. FOR THE JUNIOR ORATOR MEDALS. J. H. MCTLVAINE, D. D., .... J. B. MCPHERSON, , E. G. REED, . . J. M. .ALLIL-3, FOR THE MACLEAN PRIZE. A ARMAGNAC, Ph.D., . G. F. GREENE, . . T. W. HUNT, Ph.D.,L.H.D., W Xl - 193 New York Pennsylvania. New Jersey Georgia New Jersey New York. New Jersey. New Jersey. New York. New York. New Jersey. New Jersey, THE LYNDE DEBATE. Yzeesziay Evening, jime 9, 1891. QUESTION FOR DEBATE: Resolved That Reciprocity With European States is more Desirable than with American States. DEBATERS. AMERICAN WHIG SOCIETY. I. C. MEYERS, G. R. WALLACE, SAMUEL WAssoN, CLIOSOPHIC SOCIETY. A. P. DENNIS, J. H. DUNHAM, SAMUEL SEMPLE. fini Prize: SAMUEL SEMPLE. Second Prize: I. C. MEYERS. Thin! Prize: G. R. WALLACE. NASSAU HERALD EDITORS. LI. D. MATHESON, Pennsylvania. J. S. RODDY, Pennsylvania G. DUGAN, Pennsylvania. H. R. MILLER, New York 194 COMMENCEMENT DAY. Wedfzesday, june IO, 1891. COMMENCEMENT ORATORS. SAMUEL GRANT OLIPHANT, . . . New Jersey. The Latin Salutatoryf' JAMES HENRY DUNHAM, .... New Jersey. 'C The English Salutatoryf' WILSON AULL, . .... Missouri Emilio Castelarf' CHARLES RENWICK CAMPBELL, .... Pennsylvania. Princeton's Greatest Scientist. JOHN PRESTON HOSKINS, ..... Pennsylvania. The Mission of Victor Hugo. GEORGE RIDDLE WALLACE, .... Pennsylvania. The Valedictory Oration- The Scholar in the VVOrld. Excwmi EDWARD WATERMAN EVANS, .... New Jersey. Scientific Ideas in Literature. GLENN FORD MCKINNEY,. J. . . Pennsylvania U Economic Inheritance. JAMES COWDEN MEYERS, ..... Pennsylvania. 4' National Control of Federal Elections. AMBROSE WHITE VERNON, .... New Jersey. The Inspiration of Plato. CHARLES DUNNING WHITE, . . . New Jersey. The Unification of Italy. T95 HONORS AND DEGREES CONFERRED. DEGREES. HONORARY DEGREES, CONFERRED FEBRUARY, 1891. LL.D. HON. WILLIAM JAY, '52, . A , New York. HENRY S. THORNTON, ESQ, . . .. . California. AUSTIN SCOTT, PH,D., , , President of Rutgers College. D.D. REV. SAMUEL JESSUP, , . Syria. A PH.D. ' WILLIAM BELCHER SEELEY, '79, . . Texas. HONORARY DEGREES, CONFERRED JUNE, 1891. - LL,D, REV, HON. REV. REV. REV. REV. REV. CASPAR W, HODGE, D D., '4 HENRY COOPER, '48, . . D.D. ALFRED B. BAKER, '61, . JOHN N. FREEMAN, '63, JOHN M. ALLIS, '66, . 3, WILLIAM B. GREEN, JR., '76, HENRY B. CHAPIN, PH.D., A.M. FREDERICK P. HENRY, M.D., ALEXANDER A. SMITH, M.D., . 196 . New Jersey. New Jersey. . New Jersey- Colorado. . . Chili. Pennsylvania. . New York Pennsylvania . New York DEGREES IN COURSE, CONFERRED JUNE, ISQI. PH.D. PROF. ARNOLD G. CAMERON, A.M. VVILLIAM M. IRVINE, '88. A.M. YVILLIAM PHILLIPS, M.D., '48, EDWARD ADDISON S. ROGERS, '81, HORACE MCDERMOTT, '81, WILLIAM H. LYNCH, '85. THOMAS J. MCCORDIICK, '84. YVILLIAM D. KEARNS, '86. JOHN E. ADAMS, ,S7. ANDREW H. LARKIN, '87. P. I. VAN DOREN, '87. ROBERT S'. ADAMS, '88. HENRY J. BUDD, '88. LIVINGSTON FARRAND, '88. KEMPER FULLERTON, '88. BENJAMIN HEDGES, '88. WILLIAM L. HODGE, '88. SAMUEL J. KING, '88. ROBERT H. KIRK, '88. THOMAS N. MCCARTER, '88. PORTER R. MCMASTER, '88. 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The Baird Prizeinen-The Baird Prize .... . .............. WILSON AULL. In Oratory ...,................... . . .HUGH MCNINCH. In Delivery .... .............. P . B. KENNEDY. In Poetry ...... . ................. E. W. EVANS. - - I First Prize, A. W. VERNON. I Second Prize, I. C. MEYERS. Class of 1859 Prize in English Literature .................. E. W. EVANS. W L EVERITT G P B' l ' . .... ........ ......... . . ' ' ' eorge .otts 1b e Prizes P. B. KENNEDY. In Disputation ....................... Lyman H. Atwater Prize in Political Science ..... .... I . H. DUNHAM. Theodore Cuyler Prize in Economics. . . ......... .... T . F. MCNAIR. Class of 1869 Prize in Ethics. .. ..... ................ G . H. STEPHENS. C. O. Ioline Prize in American Political History .......... I. C. MEVERS. Class of 1876 Memorial Prize for Debate in Political Science ....... ..... . . . ...... ...... . . .............. SAMUEL SEMPLE, IUNIOR PRIZEMEN. Iunior First Honor Scholar .... . ........ . .. I. W. STREET. 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Bit Class of I86O Fellow in Experimental Science, ELYVOOD VVAITE ELDER, A. B. I. S. K. Fellow in Mathematics, CLARENCE IWCCHEYNE GORDON, A. B Boudinot Fellow in Modern Languages, Boudinot Fellow in History, JOHN PRESTON HOSKINS, A. B. ALFRED PEAROE DENNIS, A. B. E. M. Fellow in Biological Science, WILLIAM POST HERRICK, A. B. Class of 1877 University Fellow in Biology, ALBERT CHAUNCEY EYCLESHYMER, South East Club University Fellow in Social Science, Fellow in Social Science, WINTPIROP MORE DANIELS, A. Bit JOHN HAUGHTON CONEY, A. M. University Fellow in Archaeology, Fellows in Oratory, Special Fellow in Biology, 4' Resigned. EDWARD WATERMAN EVANS, IR., A GEORGE RIDDLE WALLACE, A. B. GEORGE POSTE WHEELER, A. B. FRANCIS ERNEST LLOYD, A. Bit 199 BSN HALL PRIZES. CLIO. Senzor Oraizohs, 'g1. ISL Prize, J. H. DUNHAM. 2d Prize, L. B. CR-ANE. Honorable Mention, JOHN MONTGOMERY. A Senzor Essays, '91. 1St Prize, A. P. DENNIS. , zd Prize, J. H. DUNHAM. Przlze Debate. ISt Prize J. H. 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South Carolina .... 1874-CHARLES F. WI-IITLESEY, Virginia. ......... . 1875-JOHN P. CAMPBELL, New York ......... ...... 1876 -WILLIAM BRENTON GREENE, JR., New York.. . . . 1877-WILLIAM EMMET SLEMMONS, Ohio ......... 1878-DAVID STUART, Maryland .............. 1879-WILLIAM P. MAGIE, New jersey .......... ISSO-RICHARD FIELD CONOVER, New jersey. . . ., 1881-R. D. I-IARLAN, District of Columbia ..... 1882 -J oHN C. HIBBEN, Illinois ........ . . . 1883-OTTo CROUSE, New jersey. ......... . , 1884-JAMES M. BALDWIN, South Carolina .... 1885-CLARENCE W, MCILVAINE, Vermont ..,. 1886 -GEORGE T. EDDY, New York .............. 1887-PAUL MATTHEWS, District of Columbia. . . 1888 -WINTHROP MORE DANIELS, Ohio. ....... . . 1889-ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, Pennsylvania. . . . .. ISQO-FRANCIS PALMER, Maine. . . . . . . ..... . . . .. . 1891-GEORGE RIDDLE WALLACE, Pennsylvania.. . . . FIRST LYNDE PRIZEMEN. FIRST PRIZE IN 1876. I876-DAVID BENTON JONES, Wisconsin. ........ . 1877- SAMUEL JAMES ROWLAND, New York ..... I878-W. S. EACI-IRON, New York .....,.... 1879-ACRALI IV. HALSEY, New jersey ...... 1880-RODNEY JANVIER, India ................. 1881-DAVID A. HAINES, District of Columbia. . . . 1882-GEORGE Y. TAYLOR, New jersey ....... 1883-I. A. I-IODGE, Connecticut, ....... . 1884-R. K. PRENTICE, New York. ..... . 1885-EDMUND WILSON, New jersey ..... 1886-WILSON FARRAND, New Jersey .... 1887-F. G. SPAULDING, Colorado. ........ . 1888-WINTHROP MORE DANIELS, Ohio ...... 1889-ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, Pennsylvania .... 1890-JAMES J. CHARLTON, Oregon ...... . . 1891-SAMUEL SEMPLE, Pennsylvania ..... . 204 . .Clio Whig . .Clio Whig Whig Whig . .Clio Whig Whig lNhig . .Clio . .Clio . .Clio . .Clio Whig Whig . .Clio Whig Whig . .Clio . .Clio .....Clio . .Clio . .Clio . Clio . .Clio Whig . .Clio Whig ,....Clio Whig Whig . .Clio Whig ....Clio 1872 1373 1874 FIRST JUNIOR ORATORS. SINCE 1372. -J. R. ADAMS, New jersey .... ...... -J. H. Ross, Pennsylvania. . . . . . . -ARTPIUIQ NEWMAN, New York ......... 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Clio Whig . .Clio Whig ....Clio . . Clio Whig ....Clio . .Clio ....Clio Whig Whig Whig ALUMNI ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NASSAU HALL. FOUNDED 1826. EM! Preszkiefzf. JAMES MADISON, LL.D., Class of 1771, President of the United States. Preszkiefzf. Hon. ROBERT STOCKTON GREEN, LL.D,, '5o. I V zke-Preszkiefz fs. Col. JAMES IV. ABER'f, 38 ................. of the Cincinnati,Association. Hon. CRAIG BIDDLE, LL.D., '41. ...... .. Philadelphia Hon. JOSHUA D. PICIIETT, Ph.D,, '41. .... .. Louisville Hon. THOMAS N. MCCARTER, LL.D., '45 .. Newark JAMES W. ALEXANDER, Esq., '60 .......... Princeton Club of N.Y. Hon. S, MILLER BRECKENRIDGE, LL.D., '47 St.Louis. WALTER MANN, Esq., '48 ................. New North West. JOHN K. COVVAN, Esq., '66 ........ U Maryland Association. Hon. J. BAYARD MCPHERSON, '66 .... Central Pa. U SPENCER TRASIC, Esq.. '66 ..... . . . Long Island JAMES LAUGHLIN, Jr., Esq., '67 .... Western Pa THOMAS H. ATIIERTON, Esq., '74 .... U Northeastern Pa.Ass'n. SIMON J. IVICPHERSON, D.D., '74 ..... Chicago Association. Rev. WILLIAM J. HARSHA, '74 ..... Omaha JOTHAM POTTER, Esq., '77 ........... H Cleveland I-Ion. GEORGE GRAY, LL.D., '59 ..... Dist.of Columbia Assn. I-Ion. MERCER BEASLEY, LL.D., '35,. .. New Jersey Ass'n. .S'ecre!a7'zler. Prof.'JOHN T. DUFFIELD, D.D., ,4I. Prof. HENRY C. CAMERON, Ph.D., D.D., I47. M. TAYLOR PYNE, LL.B., '77. Membership includes all graduates and oiiicers of the University. The Annual Meeting of the Association is held in the Old Chapel on Tuesday morning of Commencement Week.. At 1.30 the procession is formed in front of Nassau Hall and moves to University Hall, where the Alumni Dinner is served. ' 207 , E PRINCETON CLUB OF NEW YORK. TI-I FOUNDED AS AN ASSOCIATION IN 1866. MERGED INTO A CLUB, 1886. Preszkierzi. JAMES W. ALEXANDER, '6o. Vzke-Preszkien LI. JOHN L. CADWALDER, '56. CHARLES E. GREEN, '6o. SPENCER TRASIQ, '66, WM. B. HORNBLOWER, ,7I. J. COLEMAN DRAYTON, ,73. DELANCEY NICOLL, '74. REV. RICHARD D. HARLAN, '8I. T reasurer. C. C. CUYLER, ,7Q, 52 William Street, N. Y. Secretary. RUDOLPH E. SCHIRMER, '80, 35 Execulzbe C ommzliee. Union Square, N. Y. T erm Exjizres 1892. T erm Expzres 1893. M. TAYLOR PYNE, '77, Chazkman. CHARLES F. IMBRIE, ,70. HUGH L. COLE, '59. WILLIAM A. BuTLER,JR., '76, CHARLES A. MUNN, '81. J. E. HEDGES, '84. CLARENCE B. MlTCHEI.L, '8g. JUNIUS S. MORGAN, '88. ' Term Exjbzres 1894. DAVID PATON, '74. WILLIAM DULLES, '78. SAMUEL LLOYD, M.D., '82. TRACY H. HARRIS, 'S6. I-IIA NI ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELP AND VICINITY. FOUNDED 1868. PRINCETON ALUM Prexzkiefzi. HON. CRAIG BIDDLE, '4I. Vzbe-Preszklerzzir. HON. FURMAN SHEPPARD. EDWARD S. CLARKE, Esq REV. JOHN A. CHILDS, D.D. SAMUEL B. I-IUEY, Esq. WILLIAM A. INGHAM, Esq. JOSIAH R. ADAMS, Esq. . T reaszzrer. J. BAYARD HENRY, 742 Drexel Building. Secretary. GEORGE R. VAN DUSEN, 750 Drexel Building. Execzzfzbfe C011zmz'!z'ee. PHILLIPPUS W. MILLER, Chazrmavz, 225 South Sixth Street. Ex-oiiicio the T rerzsurer and Secrefary. ANDER VAN RENSSALAER. A. T. BAKER. H. B. THOMPSON. THOJVIAS B, WANA LOUIS ALEX C. VANUXEM. JAMES HANCOCK. 208 MAKER PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF MARYLAND FOUNDED 1869. REoRcANIzED 1885. Preszkiefzl. , ROBERT W. JOHNSON, M.D., '76, Vzke-Preszklents. I-Ion. J. A. C. BOND, '66. COL. T. S. HUDSON, ,57. Rev. J. W. JONES, '73. I-Ion. J. E. WEBSTER, '7Q. ARTHUR L. KIBIBALL, '8I. Gen STEXVART BROVVN, '53. Hon. L. H. IRVING. '46. Sefrefary. HIRAM WVOODS, Jr., '79, 525 N. Howard Street, Baltimore. Treasurer. GEORGE R. GAITI-IER, Jr., '78, 9 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore. E.17E6ZlfZ7Z!E C0mmz'!z'ee. Ex-Officio. ROBERT W. JOHNSON, M.D., '76. HIRAM WOODS, Jr., ,79 GEORGE R. GAITHER, '78. Dr. H. P. C. WILSON, '48, RICI-IARD K. CROSS, '63. LAWRASON RIGGS, '83. VVILLIAM 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. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF ALBANY, TROY AND VICINITY. FOUNDED APRIL, 1889. Preszkiefzi. Gen. ROBERT LENOX BANKS, '48, Albany. Vzke-Preszkieni. Rev. NINIAN B. REMICK, D.D., '66. Secrefary. I-Ion. AVID A. THOMPSON, '68, 445 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. Treasurer. ELWOOD O. ROESSLE, '79. Execzzfzbfe C 0mmz2'z'ee. Rev. HEMAN R. TIMLOW, '52, Rev. WILLARD S. MCEACHRON, '78. JAMES P. BOYD, M.D., '67. JOHN G. MURDOCH, '83. Rev. GEORGE C. YEISLEY, '70, Rev. EDWARD H. RUDD, '83. Annual meeting in March. 209 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NORTH EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA. . FOUNDED 1886. Preszkiefzi. Rev. N. F. STAHL, '69, Vzte-Pffeszkiefzfs. Rev. H. H. WELLES, '44. A. B. BLAIR, '66. Rev. J. S. STEWART, DD., '56, Secretary. H. H. WELLES, jr., '82, VVi1kes-Barre. Treaszaref. LIDDON FLICK, '82. , Execuiive Commiliee. THos. H. ATHERTON, '74, Chazwlzan. C. O. DERSHEIMER, '74. I. H. FISHER, '67. H. A. FULLER, ,74. 1. E. BURR, '75. J. N. ANDERSON, '8o. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA. FOUNDED 1885. Praszkiefzf. Hon. JOHN BAYARD MCPHERSON, '66, Lebanon, Penna. Vzke-Preszkiefzf. JOHN ARMSTRONG HERMAN, '74, Harrisburg, Penna. Treaszzrer. ALEXANDER STENVART, Jr., '86, Chambersburg, Penna. Secreiafy. GEO. E. ETTER, '85, 212 Walnut Street, Harrisburg, Penna. Annual meeting third Tuesday of November, at Harrisburg. Membership, 156. 210 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. FOUNDED 1875. - Preszkfezzi. WILLIAM SCOTT, '68, Vzke-Pmszkiefzfs. Hon. CALVIN RAYBURN, Y75. J. B. KEENAN, '8o. A. W. WILSON, '83. C. N. DES ISLETS, '68. Sefrclary. H. L. GOEPIRING, '87, Ioo Diamond Street, Pittsburgh, Penna. Tfeasflrer. S. R. TQELLY, '87. Exerufzbze Co21zmz'Zfee. W. VV. LAXVRENCE, '78, Ckzzzwzzzzzz. J. H. STOCKHAII, '87. JOSEPH B. SI-IEA, '86. J. A. WILSON, '8o. E. O. ROBINSON, 'S6. GEORGE P. HAMILTON, 'SO. G. Mc. GALT, '9O. Meeting at call of Executive Committee. Membership, 140. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE NORTHWEST. FOUNDED 1876. Preszkiwzl. REV. T. C. HALL, ,7Q. Vzke-Preszkiefzls. W. S. MILLIGAN, '64, W. D. VAN DYICE, '78. Secreiary and Tnfeaszzrer. W. W. ROSS, '88, Portland Block, Chicago. ExEL'ZlfZ1U6 C'0m71zz'z'z'ee. CYRUS MCCORBIICK, '79, Ckczzkfnzafz. W. B. MCILVAINE, '85. HENRY H. FORSYTHE, '86. JAMES S. HARLAN, '83, D. B. JONES, '76. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY FOUNDED 1886. Preszkiefzl. ' Hon. BENNETT VAN SYCKEL, LL.D., '46. Secretary. JOHN A. CAMPBELL, '77, Trenton, N. J. Treasurer. EDWARD W. EVANS, '60, Trenton. Membership about 700. I 211 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF OMAHA. FOUNDED 1884. Preszkiefzi. Prof. C. M. DES ISLETS, '68, Bellevue College, Neb. Secreiary. Rev. THOMAS C. HALL, '79, Chicago, Ill. Tfeasurer. L. P. FUNKHOUSER, '78, Omaha, Neb. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CLEVELAND FOUNDED 1887 4 Preszkiefzi. JOTHAM POTTER, ,77. Vzke-Preszkienis. FRANK C. BURT, '73, FREDERICK B. DUVAL, D.D., ,72. Serrefczfy and Treaszzrer. LATIMER I-I. PRESCOTT, '83, Cleveland, O. Execzzfzbfe C0mmz'!z'ee. JOTHAM POTTER,' 77, Ckazwmaaz. EDWARD W. HAINES, '66. LATIMER H. PRESCOTT, '83. EDWARD VOLLRATH, '83, CLINTON S. DAY, '83. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AND SOUTHERN STATES. FOUNDED 1872. Preszklemf. JOHN H. VOORHEES, '41, Vzke-Preszkiefzis. CHARLES ABERT, '42. HoN. A. B. HAGNER, '45 HON. A. H. COLQUITT, Y44. HENRY B. IVIUNN, ,47. Dr. J. C. WELLING, ,44. Hon. GEORGE GRAY, '59, Serrefzzry. HENRY C. STENVART, '84, 620 14th St., N. W. Washington. Treasurer. A. B. KELLEY, ,7O. Execzffzlzfe Commzffee. WILLIAM STONE ABERT, '65. F. S. PRESBREY, '7Q. E. S. MCCALNIONT, Y77. F. D. MCKENNEY, '84, H. CLAY STEWART, '84. Annual meeting in january. 212 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CINCINNATI AND VICINITY. - FOUNDED 1875. Pre.vz?z'e1z!. Col. JOHN W. ABERT, '38. Vzke-Preszkiefzfs. President L. D. POTTER, D.D., '41, Hon. GEORGE B. KINKEAD, '71, Rev. WILLIARI MCKIBBEN, D.D., '69. President E. D. WARFIELD, '82. Serrefezry. EDWARD D. ERNST, '82, Covington, Ky. Treasurer. 4 FERDINAND IELKE, IR., '84, S. W. 4th Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. E,K6CZlfZT!E Commzliee. OREN B. BROWN, '76. FRANK H. IQEMPER, '78. Hon. DAVID L. MASSIE, 'So. JOHN C. L. PUGH, '76. THE PRINCETON CLUB OF ST. LOUIS. FOUNDEE 1876. Preszkieni. Vzke-Prexzkiefz fs. I-Ion. THOMAS H. HEWAYES, '43, Dr. E. S. LEMOINE, '45, Hon. I. W. MARTIN, '55, DABNEY CARR, Esq., '52, T reasurer. K. DUNCAN MELLIER, '69. Secrefary. CHARLES CLAFLIN ALLEN, '75, Laclede Building, St. Louis. Exeeufzive Commzlfee. JAMES L. BLAIR, '75. FIELDING W. OLIVER, ,19. P. TAYLOR BRYAN, '82. Meetsiannually in April. Membership, 292. 213 ' PRINCETON COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE PACIFIC COAST. Preszkient. JOHN B. MHOON, Esq., '59, Sepreiary. Rev. FREDERICK E, SHEARER, D.D., '62, 2 New Montgomery St., corner Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Execulzbe Cammzfiee. FREDERICK E. SHEARER, D.D., '62, ex-qficzb, JOHN B, MHOON, Esq., '59, ex-ojiczb. Hon, H. I, THORNTON, '54, C. B. ALEXANDER, ESq,, ,7O, - Rev, A. J. Kerr, '79, Meets semi-annually, Membership, 82. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF LOUISVILLE. FOUNDED 1884. Preszkieni. ROZEL WEISINGER, '68. ' Secreiary. JOHN W, BARR, JR., '85, 43 W. Jefferson Street. Treasurer. CLIFTON RODES BARRETT, '81, PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NEWARK, N, J. FOUNDED 1889, P7'eJz2ie7zz'. Hon, THOMAS N. IVICCARTER, LL.D., '42, Vzbe-Pfeszkiefzts. EDGAR HOLDEN, M,D., '59, Rev. DAVID R. FRAZER, D.D., '61, EUGENE VANDERPOEL, '64, Secreiafy, THOMAS W. HARVEY, M,D., '75, Orange, N, J. Exerzafzbe Cammzflee. Hon. JOSEPH L. MUNN, '62, CHANDLER W, RIKER, '76, Hon, EDWARD G, KEASBY, '75, PHILIP N. JACKSON, '81, SI-IERRERD DEPUE. '85, 214 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE NEW NORTHWEST. FOUNDED 1886. Preszkienl. J. F. WILLIAMSON, '77. Vzkc-Preszkiefzf. I. W. WHITE, '65. Secrefary amz' T fcasurer. IAS. D. DENEGRE, '89, Depot Quartermastefs Ofiice, St. Paul, Minn. Meets at Minneapolis and St. Paul alternately. Membership, 75. Annual Meeting in February. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF LONG ISLAND FOUNDED 1885. Preszkient. Prof. ROBERT FOSTER, Ph.D., Y47. Vzke-Preszkiefzf. ' j. H. DARLINGTON, Ph.D., ,77. Secreiary. Rev. N. WOOLSEY WELLES, ,72, 155 So. Third Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Treasurer. Prof. W. J. NEVIUS, '29, EXECZlfZ1Z!E C ommzffee. Rev. THos. B. MCLEOD, D.D., '7O. Rev. 1. C. HUME, ,77. Rev. ARCHIBALD MCCULLAGH, D.D., '68. LoUIs I. LANG, Esq., '81 9 , 1 215 CLASS. NECRGLOGY. HON. CALEB SMITH GREEN, LL.D., 1837, Truslee W Me College. ALUMNI. REV. EDWIN HARLEY , . . . 1837 LEONARD W. JENNIE, 1839 ROBERT P. GIBSON, M.D., . . . . I84O REV, JOSEPH MAVO ATKINSON, D.D., . 1841 HON. WILLIAM POTTER ROSS, . . 1842 HON. JAMES DALE STRAWBRIDGE, M.D., . . 1844 HON. SAMUEL MILLER BRECKENRIDGE, LL.D., 1845 HON. DANIEL GOULD FOWLE, LL.D., . . 1851 REV. CASPAR WTSTAR HODGE, D.D., LL.D., . 1851 SOLOMON S. SHULTZ, 1852 WALLACE DEWITT, A.M., . . . 18 5 3 GEORGE KERPER BECHTEL, A.M , . . I86O REV. DAVID JUDSON ATWATER, A.M., . 1861 HON. AUGUSTUS CASS CANEIELD, A.M., . 1863 REV. GEO. AUGUSTUS SEELEV, A.M., . 1367 HENRY HORACE WEBSTER, A.M., - 1871 GEORGE JACOBS, A.M., . . 1874 REV. RICHARD E. FIELD, . - 1874 WILLIS LOW GEER, 1878 ADRIAN SCHAREF, 1881 DAVID A. HAYNES, . 1881 ELMER E. HAWES, 1883 SAMUEL W. CAREY, 1885 HENRY C. LAMAR, 1885 HORACE M. PORTER, 1887 CHARLES VAN DYKE, 1888 BYRON S, CLARKE, . 1889 CHARLES H. CAMPBELL, . . 1891 FREDERICK BROKAW, ISQI COLLEGE BUILDINGS. NASSAU HALL, OR NCRTIi COLLEGE. .... . . . OLD PRESIDENTYS HOUSE .......... GEOLOGICAL HALL QOHICOSJ. . . EAST COLLEGE .............. WEST COLLEGE.. . , . CLIO HALL. .... . . WHIG HALL. ........... . OLD CHAPEL .......... ..,. NEW PRESIDENT's HOUSE .... B1USEUM. ............... . GYMNASIUM ........ DICKINSON HALL ........ REUNION HALL. ........... . HALSTEAD OBSERVATORY.. . . . SCIENTIFIC BU1LD1NG ...... IJBRARY. .............. . WITHERSPOON HALL ....... YVORKING OBSERVATORY ..... LIURRAY IIALL ............ EDWARDS HALL ......... LIARQUAND CHAPEL ..... U BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY .... MUSEUM OF HISTORIC ART .... L4AGNETK:OEsERvAToRY .... DYNAMO BUHIHNG ........ fXLBER1TIDOD IIALL ...... CHEMICAL LABORATORY. . . . DAVID BROWN HALL.. . . . '5'R6bui1t, 1891. 217 ERECTED. 1756 1756 1803 1833 1836 I838i Igjgw 1847 I84Q 1856 1869 1870 1870 1872 1873 1373 1877 1878 1879 I880 1881 1887 1888 1889 1889 1890 I8QO ISQI PRESIDENTS OF THE COLLEGE OE NEW JERSEY. ACCESSUS. EXITUS. Rev. JONATHAN DICKINSONW .... ..... A pril Oct. 1747 Rev. AARON BURKE. ........ . . . 1748 1757 Rev. JONATHAN EDWARDSN. . . . Jan. Mar. 1758 Rev. SAMUEL DAVIES99 ................. 1758 1761 Rev. SAMUEL FINLEY, DDF ............... 1761 1766 Rev. JOHN WITHERSPOON, D.D., LL.D.N. .. ... 1768 1794 Rev. S. STANHOPE SMITH, D.D., LL.D.H- .... 1795 1812 ASI-IBEL GREEN, D.D., LL.D.ff+ ..... . 1812 1322 JAMES CARNAHAN, D.D., LL.D.H... . 1823 1554 JOHN MACLEAN, D.D., LL.D.9Uf ............ ... 1854 1868 JAMES McCosH, D.D., LL.D., L.H.D.+ .... 1868 1888 FRANCIS L. PATTON, D.D., LL.D ........ 1888 4' Deceased. T Resigned. 218 5 AW 1 1, ., .NR jj X. , AL I 1 -A 'f ! , V 14 ju fun 1' f r W -1' wx r . X '-x31-Al JN, my r I X I' , ' V53 4' -W , . 1 ,Q NN 1 I Q1 'Zig ' iff? fff 'M 1 gf 1,1 .1 -X My Fygvfgy I 'fi og , V ' - -fvj f'! ' W K KI' NEW! ff I 3 , f , .. P, W, -:1 -.. M' lf! AJ. ' ' A Eh- ,,,A ff, NQSEV M L4m,,.:::9:-'1'-if:-W 1 'fx xx, v. ll X 5 ri A ff' wi LH X 3 if Lf f ff , fl I 34 :I f 1 ,fl M I.- RETROSPECT. .-1- L,w f SEPTEMBER. 1 RIN CETON never opened more auspiciously i I than on that Wednesday afternoon in Sep- f-J' y tember, eighteen ninety. Even the rain, which had fallen incessantly for several A- days, ceased, in deference to the occasion, 'yi and while the bell in Old North was ring- 'vs '-gms L 4 F .1 ' -ET lllsll ffg'-X4 V471 ff ' ing in the college year, the sun came forth to Welcome back his old friends whom he had seen' traversing those Chapel-paths many and many a time before. He seemed to extend to the Freshmen a greeting which was all the heartier because they had not broken the time-honored custom, but, like their predecessors, were the largest class that had ever entered. The opening exercises were soon over. Even before one could set adrift the memories of the long vacation, Dr. Patton had given .A 5 , 2' - , 1 ,1 K!!! mg, 4 ii -Jil' E A P '11, ' l!4u . - ,inf J 'i n L- xjg 1' l' .4-, 'JL : , ?f'f I 7 -A ,4g8 w l'-l 57 H I '5?:tj'! 3 , ' M f 7 .gg 5 4' gr-' 1 ,, e ' 2 45-, 'Ml I Y 5 'ef P viii Q NI' fill xxx IK wif, Zyl fm'-Y X N 1 vlyllly ,. ' ff, ,ll llglh A MTF: 1 Pl Y vll'l:,.f rf XX ' W fs X' 'f il :- -11 'il - 'Iii-iii-411 X lv lilly? ltlll. ffffwfi f 1' .- le r' nl1.'rv.i if. y f .MU '. Q -H Q -tm ? gi ,45,-Jn.:fr-l?ll1,':.,i..L' M, lx, f .qfgefn-fwv f , l' ' :w -f-T H: ff'-lv W ffl f 14, lil' xxx all lf ll f ill, 'f il!-ll T E All ll ml 1' ree iff l eia lil l lmlll 6 'f ri Mmmii ll ' 5 I' a aifflillllfili - 1 ii? l f: N 3 i2?if Wff'fW5 Z -' lj' X l-f- -- - l ? 5 'li -'lx i: gg 111166 r lf' -.. ,E X52 if his benediction and Princeton's one hundred and forty-fourth year was really under way. Amid the general rejoicings and attendant festivities of old friends well met, this fact, however, was not realized until the next day found the regular students on a pilgrimage to Dickinson Hall, and last year's unfortunates rallied in the Faculty rooms. The Freshmen, with a promptness truly commendable, were the first to organize. As temporary officers, Henry Riggs was elected President and T. T. Bailey Vice-President. Not to be outdone in the least, the Sophomore class on the following day also took steps for self-preservation, and in a stormy meeting, fomented by certain professional class-politicians, finally unanimously elected: President, H. L. B. Henderson, Vice-Presi- dent, -I. H. Britton, Secretary, J. S. Rogers, Treasurer, I. D. Black. When the Freshmen and Sophomores, having spent two hours in circulating around the cannon in the sa.me direction, had unani- mously voted that each was undoubtedly the victor, and no one, not even the upper-classmen or Mat. Goldie, could tell on oath who had won the rush, the interest of the college at large centered in the class championship series of base-ball. In the first game, 'Ninety-one beat 'Ninety-four by a score of eight to three, and on the following day the Sophomores with rare skill made six runs, but as the juniors happened to be in the same game and scored just six more, the umpire gave them the game. The 'Ninety-three men, pulling themselves together, then fell upon the Seniors, and in an exciting contest smote them six to four. There was no peace for the grave old Seniors. On the following day they sank still lower, the principal cause of which being 'Ninety- two's team and a score of ten to one. QCTOBER. October was not allowed to come in, in the quiet way in which some months approach. The second day wrought a scene of hilarity and excitement which only a Sophomore-Freshman game can produce. Besides the usual amount of horse-play and inter- change of sentiments between the rival supporters, the spectators were given a really good game of base-ball. When the turmoil and dust of the hour had settled, the Sophomores were declared victors to the extent of four to one, and marched in high carnival from the field, to the inspiring strains of the Princeton' Brass Band and the 'Ninety-one Kazoo Band. 221 sw Y, p, it s a a 'fi'-ffm ' XXLLXJ f, , 5 5 V , , - ..-,Z iff - 1' 1' : . K m il , WP? fi- f ' J' -7-L iq' Z Z'-3 'f 2 xy-'X '-1 .7- -iEf'.'F ef-tri? -37 E W4 .. 1 - fggffaydxqv-.,, all S25 X if Q2 if - , 3 1 4 N - w,,. Hifi A My ..5'-w ,.-. + .3--.,.,...' :A 11,6-.g,,' ' 9 I iggi j'ff?! !l '4?fiaz ,film 1 g3g,yy'Yf-E35 7- -alla f -Vf it 'ti i'llWlllIUli'l ff 'twin'-1.5 1 P 1 --Lz1i.ni.u-f r if 1:1 .,,,af- K -,,.Wl'1'4'!5'!siisv!!v'!!'f4 '!Me'4 'w :'w 'f '.1-f-aifhlniid .1g.fi'! I LW ' il xtwlllllll ll' ' fr :- if f 'iff ' l ll W ' A . 'li . 'i l l Il l f' l . 1' ff I x As September gave way to October, so foot-ball took the place of base-ball. This soon became apparent by the tidal waves of under- graduate humanity which daily poured into the 'Varsity grounds. The first game of the season was with Franklin and Marshall. The score, thirty-three to sixteen, not only surprised the college, but advised the team of the hardest work ever done on a Princeton field. In the midst of a wild enthusiasm which broke out in the forma- tion of sectional clubs and whist tournaments, the 'fIZger, after an unfortunate but enforced absence of several years, came back to his lair and posed for the edification of an appreciative public. On Wednesday, the eighth, Princeton lined up against Rutgers and showed a marked improvement, which, however, was unnotice- able in the score of twenty-seven to nothing. Enthusiasts, however, had only a short time to rejoice, for on the following Saturday from Tuxedo came the tale of woe,-no touch-downs and no goals for Orange, no touch-downs and no goals for Princeton. The whole story of the class championship in Lacrosse is told in the following f1gl1I'CS!-,QI vs. 793, score I to o, '92 w. 793, score 3 to o, ,QI Ur. '92, ,QI won by default. ' If Lacrosse had furnished any material for conversation to the fellows who gather in front of Reunion and on the steps of Wither- spoon, the foot-ball game with the eleven from the University of Pennsylvania did away with it. The contest, in the language of the .P7'Z7ZEEZ'07ZZ-6171, was 'C of a very peculiar character, and besides leaving certain definite impressions on the minds and the faces of the players, left a contribution of eighteen to nothing to the season's score. 222 The next defeat was awarded to the Crescent Athletic Club who held the score down to twelve. On the twenty-second, Lafay- ette was beaten by twenty-two points, but not until they had scored six. Three days later Princeton retrieved herself by playing a very good game against Lehigh, and rushing and drop-kicking to the generous amount of hfty to nothing. R ff XR. 'T fbi, li f , aff, L 1 X I - z Q. tillvlpgn 2 X X s-,g ..:Lll.ifgll,'I , X i if M1559 M v f fl it s at 1 ill' M K 6 M G NOVEMBER., It soon became evident that this month was really November. Every noon-day sun saw a large and enthusiastic contingent crowding around the ropes at the 'Varsity grounds, and every evening brought scenes only of merriment. On the corner by U West groups of fellows hovering about a single paper would talk over the games of yesterday, and by com- paring the various scores would try to calculate our chances for the Championship. In front of tt Reunion and East private little games were fought and wrangled over as though each participant were the 'Varsity full-back, and every pleasant Saturday afternoon re- echoed the songs and cheers of various picked elevens depart- ing for Lawrenceville, Pennington and elsewhere. The Freshmen, early catching the spirit, got out their team and followed its progress with a praiseworthy interest. ' We all know, when Saturday night comes, how a crowd gathers 223 down at the little station to meet the returning 'Varsity. As the train stops every one asks: What's the score UZ How did the team play 0? 'C Forty-four to nothing, some one says, and the Freshmen timidly ask, U in whose favor? ' The month started out with the fair promise of a glorious con- clusion. The Columbia Athletic Club succumbed in a single half with a score of sixty piled up against them, and on the following day the University of Virginia eleven met defeat in the formidable array of one hundred and sixteen to nothing. S- HE College, realizing that at last the team had settled down to hard, steady work, were Tia: not surprised when, on the fouth, Columbia failed to score and Princeton ran up eighty- ' '- seven points. But now began that series of lf74 'l. misfortunes and reverses, the traces of Ti'.fT i gg which appeared in every subsequent game, 'i'T: i i lillL es eciall in the one la ed at Philadel hia .. aff , gn P Y P Y P ., 1 QI on the eighth, and of which the less said the W J better, the culmination of which occurred at Eastern Park on Thanksgiving Day. Let praise and honor be given the victors who won in a fair and manly contest. Let praise and honor be given those men who, in the days crowded thick with disasters, were the last to despair, and I Rililmynggnculgg ml' , ? ,ff ff Lmiliflillirlk 'lifl' ,,,f 5,L4,' ii l 'll' eP ii5 'E ' ' r 31- , I l ' f, - fl! ll, . we i if at Q ,f Nomemhiemlfillgw JLIH, ,ilI,lf,,. PMR. in lj- 224 who, fighting in the Final game, inch by inch, until time was called, by their courage and endurance, sustained the grand records of the past under the most trying circumstances, against great odds and in an overwhelmingly losing game. DECEMBER. After the Thanksgiving recess, the men brushed the dust which November had allowed to accumulate upon some of their books, and applied themselves so diligently that Christmas came upon them unawares. Several important things, however, were taking place during that time. At a meeting of the foot-ball team, jesse Riggs, '92, was unan- imously elected captain. The t' Old Chapel, on Wednesday, the fourth, was the scene of wild excitement. It was the occasion of the Senior Elections, and out of the chaos of so many good men, the following were elected : Master of Ceremonies, W. C. Spicer, Pennsylvania, President, Edgar A. Poe, Maryland, Secretary, G. B. Agnew, New York, Class Grator, G. R. Wallace, Pennsylvania, Censor, C. C. Dana, New York, Poet, J. H. Dunham, New jersey, Ivy Grator, P. C. jones, Ohio, Historian, G. P. Wheeler, Pennsylvania, Presenta- tion Orator, A. P. Dennis, Maryland, Prophet, H. Durand, New jersey, Washington's Birthday Orator, james Barnes, New York , Debater, Samuel Semple, Pennsylvania. Class Day Committee: I. S. Black. Pennsylvania, W. B. Blackwell, New York, G. I. Bergen, New jersey, W. H. Bradford, Delaware, W. C. Bryan, Missouri, W. R. Deemer, Pennsylvania, E. A. S. Lewis, New jersey, G. F. McKinney, Pennsylvania, I. C. Meyers, Pennsylva- nia, F. T. Moore, New jersey, F. H. Payne, Pennsylvania, H. D. Paxton, New jersey, J. H. Sealy, Texas , J. W. Valliant, Missouri, R. H. Wallace, Pennylvania. Nassau Herald: J. D. Matherson, Pennsylvania, J. S. Roddy, Pennsylvania, G. Dugan, Pennsylvania, H. R. Miller, New York. Ode Committee: F. H. Payne, Penn- sylvania, G. P. Wheeler, Pennsylvania, A. B. Youmans, New jer- sey. Memorial Committee: G. S. Patton, New jersey, H. H, Durell, New jersey, C. T. Mixer, Illinois. To' properly recognize the completion of their labors, the Seniors gave an Assembly on the evening of the fifth, which was enjoyed no less by the fortunate few who took part than by the committee who had the expenses to meet. On the following day Princeton, 225 having held the championship for several years, closed its career in lacrosse by resigning from the League.- ,Wf ,lux :w w 'Il l ill I ll lafr fmrf! lf ' f ?5ACRE'WQ? fer 1 21 i 7 l i fb IU f 5 . r ,. .,i 1 f ' mag 5 if ll r QM 1 w r r ,f r 5475-j'fi1'.'.if,,ffl c f J l I r , nfl ' --2 -my 5' ' . , V . 'gl' 1 5 4 ' af A. l ' if ,fr 4.-N ,- f 'f 45 ' ' lll'CQ,ff firm, nr '--V lr1'JU r9 bt rargllmmyf --X haf f fl lfw' ' I ll J' rr... T S.. 1 3 5 'icuii' . ,.-. 1,411 fe' ,115 4-Mi'1':..-L-1as1ffwf?'a.' 7272 s---.tu 1 W' - f-1.517 L' 3 lil! R V -'A ,fy , . ,. EQ ,H ! a rrr rr - 5. ',f H 941 ,mil I Zljjlrzffgygj . f,f'.fi1.f' ,,, . f ll f ., ,f ?::ek-- - ff werffr 'QM-h3QF! fl ef- . me -aaaaaaaaaagwkavef ,.e'5::'9?f:.',1,,.,f.,.6gfZ,h fy ML 7 ,227 ezziffzwmff-' ,sv I On the morning of the eighteenth, the ,92 B7'z'f-ci-Bra: appeared. The crowd lined up before 3 N. W., and the suggestive jingle and clink spoke well for the popularity of the issue. This day is further emphasized in the annals by the announce- ment of the Baird Prizes. : Baird Prize, Wilson Aull, Missouri, Prize in Oratory, Hugh McNinch, Pennsylvania, Prize in Delivery, Phineas B. Kennedy, New jersey, Prize in Poetry, Edward W. Evans, New jersey, First Prize in Disputation, Ambrose W. Ver- non, New jersey, Second Prize in Disputation, james C. Meyers, Pennsylvania. H There were only three days to congratulate the winners, for the Christmas vacation was at hand, and December twenty-third found the campus deserted. ' JANUARY When the fellows returned to college on the seventh, Albert Dod Hall was open, and those who had signed for rooms therein, after many vicissitudes, at last found a home. C The conclusion of the Freshman Whist Tournament brought to light Guffey and Hitchman first and McWilliams and Ienney second. A few days later Cooper and Vernon, '91, also finished in good form in their own class Tournament. In the early part of the month there were, with the exception of the issue of the College Catalogue, few events to chronicle, so busy were all in comparing holiday experiences. I 226 About the fourteenth the foot-ball team began systematic work in the gymnasium, and that evening Dr. Patton spoke at the dinner of the Princeton Club of New York. I With the advent of examinations came the first heavy snow of the season. The Freshmen and Sophomores took advantage of the occasion, one Wednesday afternoon, to impose upon each other in front of Witherspoon. Amid the encouraging din of the upper-classmen the fray began, and in one hour enough snowballs were thrown to furnish the sensational newspaper writers with spending money for three weeks. The battle was conclusive and ended in the rout of the freshmen. On the last day of the month ground was broken for David Brown Hall, the gift of the same generous donor of Albert Dod Hall. ' rd ...4m.uv.,..... --H-' 'rn qmnln' W innrmn. illlllllllfm , f Q - as 4' ez' if ff X-ea.- ...M 5' e I 5Z?,Z', ,,:75f rf,iT1','L- pzgizff' ' -. ..... . . my ,Q A 45'lZf'iiW iii 5-1: r My Q 0 424755 ff? li-21 ,15tfggf'.fijf'-V' , f ...ELF ,Q q eqf' 5772- -P: -'- 4 421- 5. ?2Qf , 1, '-Q-.. i 'K' '4 H , gf. -Q? 'N l3..'i'QLgqf0 5:31 'ifffff xi fr 25-Q. tgggfu f lt ' X g! ..- l . If Eff: jimlm.-KC::f.7f '-f ,,,fi7l'f!5 i ':?:1:il'-':'. i:'I- 1 li ix -:elf g 4' EETANL -4-' ' fy?-Q. ' L! :-1- .X . ,Q 7 X' 32,212-fl X z ' ' 5 X fl .V .- 'F.,..,f 1 'df' I e ia . 1: .:- f T-j , ' zfii. T, . P-1 Y o ,. e iw L, 'fe-z.. A pQr -i.. FEBRUARY. February opened on a scene of turmoil. Every- one rushed to their notes and text books and the -Q X pollers buried themselves still deeper in theirs. 5554, 'A K fy. T ,U-4 With the dawn of the fifth, exams ceased, the dark 1.,ilffj,'d 4:g.,y M ' days passed away and a happier condition of things -3? ' came in with the Teas ofthe Ivy and Cottage Clubs, ., 'I and the junior Prernenade. Xl ' 1 I 227 - ' FEW days later j. S. Roddy, '91, was elected Captain of the Mott Haven Team in place of 1 95,0 jere. Black, resigned. On the following Sat- urday attention was again drawn to this branch bg of athletics by the fact that at the games ofthe 543 , . T Boston Athletic Club, Turner, '93, won the six hundred yards run in one minute, eighteen and three-quarter seconds. With such diversions as concerts by the Scotch musicians, lectures on ff Seven Devils of To-day, by Sam Small, and effusions from the Banjo and Mandolin Clubs, everyone admitted that the cares which infest the day were not in the same class' with the joys which fill the night. Then soon came a day which had long been a cynosure, and that was Washington's Birthday. The under-classmen as usual filled the galleries in the Old Chapel, and made so much noise in showering the customary compliments Qnot ilourj upon each other, that no one would have supposed that the majority of them had spent the previous night in a general class rally. The morning exercises were unusually good, the Nassau Lit. Medal being given to McGaflin, ,93, The Gymnastic Exhibition furnished a pleasant afternoon to the College and numerous visitors, and the day passed into tradition with the Class of Seventy-six Prize Debate, the honors of which fell to Samuel Semple, '9r. Not to be outdone in the Prize Debate line, Whig Hall held a session one night and, waiving all secrecy in the matter, left Bowdre Phinizy, of Georgia, the victor, in the hands of the public. MARCH. Princetonians will readily admit that if any month is dull, that month is March, but last year in its variety of' events furnished a complete exception. No one, unless it may be the future undergraduate of Prince- ton, was felicitously moved by the new rules on room occupancy, but every one was ready to congratulate Max Farrand '92 and George Fraser 793 on their elections to the Presidency and Treasurership ofthe Foot-Ball Association. On the sixth the College learned that T. B. Turner and A. M. Thompson had won the Sophomore Oratorical contest in Whig Hall. 228 l The next event to break the monotony was the resignation of J. B. Riggs 792 as Captain of the Foot-Ball Team and the subsequent election of R. H. Warren l93. Who of us will ever forget those startling words in the Prifzfz- fmzzkzzz on the evening of March eleventh L? The death of Henry C. Lamar. Poor 4' Tilly ! When we had read the details of that awful accident, memory quickened within us that which not even eulogy can touch. Poor 'L Tilly Lamar! No Princetonian will ever forget his dauntless courage, determin- ation and remarkable skill in that ever memorable game in '85, which snatched victory out of the cluches of defeat and fixed an example forever immortal in the hearts of Princeton men. It was many many days before the fellows could compose them- selves and give heed to such minor things as the result of the Manhattan games and the Gun Club shoot at Stockton Field. In the Whig Hall Senior Essay contest T. F. McNair was nrst and XV. Aull second. Soon after, Clio announced as her repre- sentatives on the junior Orator stage, C. P. Butler, E. D. Duffield W. K. Prentice and J. G. Wilson. On March seventeeth, the Yale-Harvard-Princeton base-ball dates were made public. Those who visited the cage that day could not fail to note the unusual thrill of life in Captain Dana and his men at the happy prospect before them and the close of an un- fortunate animosity. The nineteenth is memorable for the announcement of the P1'z7zcez'0rzz'zzfz and Lzf. boards for the ensuing year, the ff Library Meeting at Dr. Patton's, and the Clio Hall Prize Debate in which j. H. Dunham and I. Montgomery received the medals. HE joys of the Easter recess had long 7 Q 1 been very pleasantly anticipated, and fix not even the cancelling of the Harvard 'Q T base-ball dates could in any way lesson f X. 7 - . . . X tx f 4 the realization when the crowded train J l K left the station on March twenty-sixth. 'fl l ' 'l , I fl ll! lil ,aah I1 H 'X X . X. ' l'l'i r 72 fir' - T.. 229 APRIL. PRIL began with festivities in honor of Dr. McCosh's eightieth birth-day. That evening the college assembled in a body and marched to the home of the venerable ex-President, where they tendered him their heartiest congratulations and best wishes for the future. Our fortunes in base-ball by this time had been launched, and we all pointed with pride to their course on the following chart: Princeton 7, Williams 2 5 Prince- ton 1, N. Y. League 45 Princeton 13, Columbia 6 5 Princeton 13, Ford- ham o5 Princeton 4, N. Y. League II, Princeton 17, Columbia 05 Princeton 4, U. of Pa. 65 Princeton 8, S. I. A. C. 55 Princeton 8, Lafayette 1. On the ninth a concert was given in the Second Presbyterian Church by the Schuman Quartette, and on the twenty-fourth Uni- versity Hall was crowded to its utmost. The occasion well merited it, for Pocahontas, the handiwork of james Barnes and I. M- Mayhew, was given by the Dramatic Association. 1 The humorous incidents of the play are still the pleasant sub- ject of reminiscence 5 and so long as a campus-Whistler exists, the catchy-airs will be handed down to future generations. The month came to a close with a large and enthusiastic mass meeting of sectional clubs, in Murray Hall. . MAY. No man who has spent a week upon the Princeton campus can fail to appreciate that indescribable atmosphere which pervades everybody and everything. No one who has felt the morning breeze as it hummed through the grand old elms or who has lain and dozed away a drowsy Sun- day afternoon in their checkered shade can forget them. 230 Many and many a time in the years to come will it be remem- bered how we gathered back of Reunion or Witherspoon and, in a patriotic endeavor to maintain the honor of our eating-club, wielded a bat in apparently 'Varsity form 5 or how in the early evenings we lay on the turf in front of 4' Old North and listened to the Senior singing. The pleasant strolls through 4' Marquandsu and the much traversed walk by Evelyn will also be things never to be forgotten. -31 3, '11 -- 3-E-41 '.'f..,.gyh .yf 'z ,qi ,31 4 ' - .12 1' , ' , -,..f,,g.1'QX, ' 'f if ff 1'ff:P7ff f-. I f' f7,VfW 1 fl '.l.li ' l 'fill 1 .4-...iff ff' 1. if r - drill, .i'i'lal4f+l li l ln .rgfi M, U- r 27fifi,3fgf3a:i4QX '.'iIAiV' 'lqlli .yglf 1 9- I nl X AN l 'sri ,',ll,l!h'ii I ,i lf 1 I, i fl.,ll'lNlll'ir i is sly! fp ,. im l it fi r.af,,,f+, ll - lljlliilfl H' Q YW ixfllflfr ,iigi-'! Iuu -. l 'ffjfq' V , Qffl2'7lflla.T'?t3 -Zlllillll' . l Si Ll,f1:,k,,,f, - - -.JA l , , 1ff fd But all these are generalities. We of the present, clearly remember that on the twelfth Princeton had a total of twelve runs to Fordham's none, and on the ninth, in a successful field meeting, Luther Cary, '93, established a new record for seventy-live yards. Seven and three-fifths seconds, so the timers said. So the days passed away, every Wednesday and Saturday bring- ing more victories to the nine, until at last came the twenty-third of May, and with it the Yale game at New Haven. 23m HAT afternoon an excited throng jammed ,, and crowded around the telegraph office. Towards four o'clock, an expectant hush V fell upon all as the operator came up to the - bulletin. Then came a sudden surge for- N S. '5 ak ' A few ., 1-f . 15 .f I V'y' ff, ward and a mighty cheer. There upon the ffffifwll , K -7.12, board were the words: Seventh Inning, if 1, IT' ily? 'Mill 1 - - ,, -- .' I '-v as Princeton one, Yale nothing! Not even the news that the Yale Freshmen had just departed in victory from our 'Varsity grounds could check the enthusiasm which rose and swelled, until the final announcement came like a shot: Yale four, Princeton one. JUNE. The doors of Examination Hall had no sooner closed than the Commencement festivities were begun. The very next morning occurred the Caledonian games in which Cary, lgg, broke the world's record for the hundred Time, nine and three-fourths seconds. The inter-class championship and the Peace Cup were again won by 'Ninety-three with 'Ninety-four second. In the afternoon there came a scene such as Princeton had never seen before. Never were the 'Varsity grounds so crowded. Never had excitement swelled so high as when, in that third inning, King's safe hit to centre brought in two runs, and when again in the eighth he brought in two more runs and scored himself Yale was beaten and Princeton once more took a stride toward the cham- pionship. S a proper culmination of the day's achieve- ments, the Glee Club sang that evening in A 1 ? University Hall, and so closed a day forever memorable in the annals of Princeton. j gf 0 ? On the following Monday- Commencement We U 5 really began, as was evinced by the great throng in town, the various placards calling for class reunions, and the stir and agitation among the Seniors. At half past ten the Class Day exercises began in the First Church. W. C. Spicer was Master of Ceremonies and introduced G. R. Wallace, Pa., the Class Orator and J. H.'Dunham, N Y., the Class Poet. At noon, P. C. jones delivered the Class Oration to an audience assembled in front of Old North. IN the afternoon the cannon be- came the hub of life and the amphitheatre resounded with plau- dits of those who listened to the following programme: G. P. Whee- ler, Pa., Historian, Presentation Oration by A. G. Dennis, Class Prophecy, Halsey Durand, C. C. Dana, Censor, Address ofthe Class President, E. A. Poe. The junior Oratorical Contest that evening drew a large audience which seemed to fully appreciate the excellent efforts of the orators. On Wednesday morning, despite the fact that the night before had been merry with by far the most QR. brilliant event of the season, the Sophomore reception, no one was missing in that vast audience which gathered in the First Church. The graduating exercises were very interesting and well worthy of such a class as 'Ninety-one. 'X 5 ffril f- f rr .C . .r yr r ..... r .. i lil -'F 32' i' ' -illliilnm - i 'fl - -1 . - T. f i Iv- 'T f 3 ' Q a erf in 41' :eve , lr lllwll pr f W , l . . 5'77-Munn, up L Although the year was done, and the college doors closed, the undergraduate body took up quarters in New York and awaited the final Yale game. It took place on Saturday, the thirteenth, at Manhattan Field. That evening New York was jubilant, especi- ally the Princeton portion, which is certainly very considerable, and everyone was telling everyone else how we made those five runs and how Yale made two. In the midst of it all the nine were celebrating, by a banquet, the championship for which they had striven so long and earnestly. 233 .ae ' . x 3,03 J J fi-f . A K XY Q ix my QR Q X f, IL I s-if? 2 1 v -f .4 4-T Qx .g.3-ini ' sg-Q, u -5-Aa, , N -, 4 f . , 5 , ,111 Y-7 ,A-1 1 , F 4513 ig ' X X Q hggiigffgff- ,., N' f . ', 'D -,M-9 , vy- ' rbi -ami ' 223.-':f2:-:QF-1.' : . -H-'-zglijg, 5 .. . 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NASSAU ,HOTEL BUILDING PRINCETON, N. J. NASSAU HOTEL, A. D. CooK, Proprietor. I PRINCETON, N. j. ..7.:.. STEAM HEAT, ELECTRIC BELLS, ETC. e Only rairzoeton gouvenin Spoon. I The Spoon is somewhat enlarged in the photograph, the orig- inal being 42 inches long- thei regular size of a coffee spoon, and made of Sterling Silver. ik SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR. Clocks, Non-Magnetic WATCHES. Canes and Umbrellas ROGERS' SILVER AND PLATED WARE T. W. LAVAKE gl SON, ,ilrineiets autr Qbpticiazw, 72 Nassau Street, PRINCETON, N. j. XIX. M. L. B RIN E R, e:::s:ee,.m,.,. DRUGGIST, 44 Nassau Street ,.... Princeton, N. J. Accurate dispensing of Physicians' Prescriptions. Pure Drugs and Medicines a Specialty. Student patronage solicited. UUIS WULFF, 'CE c2Z25C'iECTYATE +5 Diqueeism, ef Also a varied assortment of Fancy and Toilet Articles. Fine Cigars. Prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE DICKINSON HALL. ARSH AND BURKE, IN Druggists and Apothecaries, Perfurnery, Lamps and Lamp Fixtures, Fancy Articles, Window and Picture Glass, Looking-Glass Plates, Enameled Glass, Etc., Etc. PRESCRIPTIONS CA REFULLY COMPOUNDED. The continued patronage of students and the public generally is respectfully requested. MARSH AND BURKE, next door to the Post-Office. EIGH 81 CQOK, Dealers in Fancy and Staple Groceries, NASSAU HOTEL BLOCK, Princeton, -N. VALENTINE ARNHEITER, Merchant Tailor and Clothier, , ALL WORK DONE IN LATEST STYLE. NASSAU STREET, - - PRINCETON, N. J. . A FE U RI N G, QE ' X1 merchant Tailorf, fancy Cloths and Cassimeres Constantly on Hand. ALL WORK DONE IN THE MOST FASHTONABLE STYLE. NASSAU STREET, Opposite the Library. A. A. WAITE SL SON, Gent,S Furnishing Goods, ATHLETIC AND GYMNASIUM GOODS. COLLEGE RIBBON. THOMAS BROWN, cJ fC1rE3,fQVCL'I2DE5,gOOtQ CLQEI. Slaoee TENNIS SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES, TRAVELING BAGS, OVERSHOES AND UMBRELLA 88 Nassau St., Opposite Norih College. xxi. P. V. BERGEN, ' Fancy Groceries, ek- 36 NASSAU ST. M. C. VANDEWATER, Hardware, House Furnishing. Goods LAMPS, GLASSWARE, OR-OGKERY, Etc. Q AMES F. FOX, Stoves, Pumps, Ranges, Tinware 7 7 ROOFING, LEADERS, Etc. Gas Fitting aiicl Plumbing in all their Branches. PROMWLLOTQISNDED TO, OPPOSITE NORTH COLLEGE. EN RY M. PETZ, Practical Boot and Shoe Maker, Foot-Ball and Base-Ball Shoes a Specialty. . Repairing neatly done. CARPENTER'S BUILDING, ' PRINCETON, N. j X . L. H A N K I N S, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, Toilet Articles, etc. Arctic and hot Soda Water. Eating and Cooking Chocolate. Vichy and Kissengen Water. Huyler's and Wallaceis Fine Confections. Pure Condensed Coffee, Chocolate and Milk. Canned Lobster, English Pickles, Extract of Beef, Sardines, etc. Potted Chicken and Tongue. Imported, Key West and Domestic Cigars and Cigarettes. Pure Kerosene Oil, Pratt's Astral Oil, Kerosene and Gas Stoves. Lamps and Chimneys of every variety. . PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPO UNDED. OPEN ALL HOURS OF NIGHT. OPPOSITE THE COLLEGE, . . '. PRINCETON, N. J. PfE?JIIElST'S DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE, COR. NASSAU AND MERCER STS., PRINCETON, N. J. .Prescriptions prepared at all hours, day or night, with care and dispatch. Soda VVater, Cold and Sparkling, with pure Fruits and Cream Syrups PRlEST'S WEST END ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY SALOON. The Very Finest Cream and Confectionery in the town.. BRANCH STORE AT BAY HEAD, N. J. HIS SPACE, is in mourning for the money that the undersigned expect to pay for the honor of seeing their names below. To those unacquainted with our business we Wish to an- nounce that we sell books, sporting goods, stationery and general students' supplies. We are agents for Baily, Banks Sc Biddle, Stationers, and Wright Sa Ditson, Athletic Outfitters. jg-553335 THE STUDENT BOOK STORE co. D.s NEELY. 3 N, W, , XXIII I am prepared to buy SECOND-HAND CLOTHING AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE FOR CASH. Orders by mail promptly attended to. P. L E Y, WITHERSPOON STREET, PRINCETO N, N. J. CHARLES F. ZAZZALI, IDEALER INC FINE CONFECTIONERY AND FRUITS, Sous AGENT FOR i'iUYLER,S CHOCOLATES, Tenr1ey's and VVhitmar1's Bonbons. 62 and 128 Nassau Street, Princeton, N. J. Branch Store, Belvidere, N. J. . CCSHEYN, Qi PRACTICAL Vvatchmaker, eweler and Qpticiali, 64- Nassau Street, Princeton, N. J. Silverware. Diamond and Hair jewelry made to order. Watches and Jewelry carefully Repaired and warranted. Spectacles and Eye Glasses a Specialty. . G. DURNER AND G. M. DURNER, Tonsorfial Studios, 60 Nassau Street and Opposite College Library, PRINCETON, N. J. xxiv. EAST END HOUSE. Wines and Qyiehoofra. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. G. A. DOHM, N oz Nassau Street. , Opposite College Library S QHotel and Regteu want, DEALER IN WINES AND LIQUORS. H EN RY B. BAYLES, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Flour and Feed No. 124 NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE DICKINSON HALL. THOMAS DAVIS 81 SONS, DEALERS AIN MEEATS OF FILL KINDS VEGETABLES IN SEASON. 1 OO NASSAU STREET. xxv. ' SNOOK 81 LAVAKE, BEST AND FRESHEST LINE OF KEY WEST LEADING BRANDS OF DOMESTIC . . . - A Only First-Class Lines of Smokers' Articles kept. N Briar, Amber and Meerschuum G d a. specially. 1o6 Nassau St., - - -' Princeton, N. j ' to GEO. THOMPSON DEALER IN Fine Stationery, Princeton Souvenirs Note Books, Pocket Knives, ' Fancy Goods, etc. Opposite Main Entrance to College, - NASSAU STREET. You can get f. BEDROOM FURNITURE, DESKS, MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, SHEETS AND ATOWELS OF - - - A .' H. Lk. Rowlarnrd he Princeton Book Store 76 Nassau Street, I Fine Stationery, . . AND, A h A Lpigfgjm Blank Books, Etc , xxvi. FOR PRDFESSORS AND STUDENTS. ILROADS, INVESTMENTS, TI-In BEST PRACTICAL JOURNAL ON FINANCE, RA AND CURRENT STATISTICS. The commercial and Financial Chronicle, KA Weekly Newspaper of 40 to 48 pagesj ' AND ITS VESTORS' SUPPLEMENT, lOf 160 pages, issued every other Month.J AND THE STATE AND CITY SUPPLEMENT. ' COI 184 pages! TIIE CHRONICLE is now in its fifty-first volume and generally acknowledged to be the leading financial journal of the United States. The subscription price, including SUPPLEMENT, is 310.00 per year. NA 81 Co., Publishers, 102 William Street, New York. WILLIAM B. DA I Q .. l . , xx . A ' 1 -Qf r ' .' ' I . J J ga - ,lfillelf fl 'Fil . f I 'fri !iQ,4g..Ie,-'.f u-ga n:-: nd! Q,-. . I M9995 !laEi!.!i! ll,EQ4e,-1e'. -- Aa 4- g'a BEB99 r. Ll - ggwfgily-1' IIE,-Q, -rg Wlwnil f-IHSEEII ' 'mi' Wggimng gg I7-el3lD1s'ra:EiQg V ,I:,2a..5fiA-.. in 'ii ' W I ,e www WWWW EE I-I-IVIH e-fi li i4i'5i'l1 L e- ,,. '4 4 4 A' A J.,-l . '-' I ' I Y . . mucus - . .,.,-are--2--,fr. -A. ,Mm-if .4 is ...gf if -,..-.. 3 I!irg.,.i+,qg.igfIllng I ' --r iwvn .- ww - 1 . T - ' - 421. - mf J T mfr 9459 -2- s16zf's f. L P ' selaermef- A.. me . C l I - new genre gm. 600 handsomely furnished rooms at 61.03 per day and upwards. European Plan. ' T la carte, at First-class Restauran moderate prices. ' f Grand Central Depot free. Guests Baggage to and rom Travelers arriving via Grand Central Depot SAVE CARRIAGE HIRE AND BAGGAGE EXPRESS by stopping at the Grand Union. Travelers can live well at the Grand Union for less money than at any other irst-class hotel in New York. FORD, GARRISON 85 CO., PROPRIETORS. t, DinirIgTfRooms, Cafe and Lunch Counter, a xxvii. J