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

Text from Pages 1 - 298 of the 1893 volume:

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An epitome of General Information, obtained in large part from sources not generally accessible, and covering more than One Thousand Topics of General Interest and Frequent Inquiryl By ROBERT THORNE, M.A. 8vo, cloth. .S2.00 It is as full of information as an egg is of meat and f h I h , , rom t e corrgposition of Absinthe to the politics of Zululand, all interests are provided for. -- he lVlZfl07Z. LOOMIS-MODERN CITIES AND THEIR RELIGIOUS PRO- BLEMS. By SAMUEL LANE Looms. With an introduction by Rev. JOSIAH STRONG, D.D Izmo, cloth ......... ...... . .Sr.oo The author has reached more nearly to the true cause of the diiiicult and the , , Y proper manner to remove 1t than any other author with whose works we are acquainted. -Ha2'z'fo7'ai Poxi. The above or any oiher books mazfefl poslpazki Zo any adziress on reregh' U lfhg :mz'1z01'z'zedrez'az'Z jirzke. THE BAKER 81 TAYLOR CO. Publishers and Booksellers, 740 and 742 Broadway, New York. sURERL CYS, H ELPE MIXTURES. 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Tastefulgy bound in two volumes. Small Bvo. With slip govers in the Italian style. n cloth box, S6.oo. Half crushed levant, gilt top, '12.00. PORTER 51. COATES, PUBLISHERS, PHILADELPHIA, PA. ISRAEL W. KELLY, BUSINESS MANAGER. HCCDE GHS F-'IXTURE CO. ARTISTIC GAS FIXTURES Brass Tables, Easels, Brackets, Fittings and Grills. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLEGE WORK. SaIe5V00mi2d Floor- I236 FILBERT ST., PHILADELPHIA. i. HAAS BROTH ERS, ATHLETIC AND TENNIS OUTFITTERS, Dress and Neglige Shirts, NO. 53 WEST 26TH STREET NEW YORK. J. GARDINER RAMSDELL, Piano-Forte Warerooms, 1111 CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA. CAVANAGH, Merchant Tailors SANDFORD AND 5C C0- Importers. 16 West Twenty-third if . Stfeetf All the Latest NEW YORK. London Fabrics OPPOSITE T ON HAND. DTZANTINE RUQS YVere introduced by us three years ago, and have now been in use long enough to leave their reputa- tion thoroughly established, and We feel entirely justified in claiming that they are the most substan- tial and durable Rugs now on the market. They are all made in combinations of two colors, and are produced in such shadings and designs as to harmo- nize With any style of decoration, the Whole effect being exceedingly rich and artistic, and the prices are surprisingly low. Size 1-6 x 2 price 81.00 Size 0-0 x 9 price, 814,00 H 2-G X 2- H 1 00 ff 7-0 X 9- H 17.75 Sf 119 X 3 H if 0 O X 0- H N 3-O X 3 ff 2.25 H 0 OXl0- H 24.75 H 2-2 X 4 H 2.50 ff U-Oxl2- H 28.00 ff 2-6 X 5 H 3.00 F4 9 OXI3- ff 31.75 if 3-O X G H H 9 OX15 H 35.00 me 3-O X 9 44 H l2-0x12- F4 H 3-0x12 ff 9.00 H 12-OXI5 H 46.75 H 3--OXIG H 11.25 ff 12 OX18 H 56.00 SPECIAL RUCIJ, Made to order, in widths of three feet, nine feet and twelve feet. MGGALLUM at IVIO0ALI.UlVI, 1012 and 1014 Chestnut Street, V Philadelphia. iii. WM. C. VANDEWATER, 'I-IARDWARE, HOUSE EURNISHING GOODS, LAMPS GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Ere., ETC. aoh Brothers, Photographers, 935 B1-Oadway, NSW XYOITC At the Lowest Prices and get Reliable Goods, c.ooD WEIGHT AND HoNEs'r DEALINC. ITDODQEITTIITTH OALLANAN 81 KEMP At Nos. 41 and 43 Vesey Street, New York City. CLUB ORDERS HAVE SPECIAL ATTENTION SEND Fon ONE or THEIR cA'rALoGuEs, And be convinced that you can etfect a large saving in your bills. ORDERS FOR THE COUNTRY CAREFULLY PACKED AND SHIPPED. A Trial Order Solicited. GALLANAN St KEIVIP, Grocers and Tea Dealers 41 and 43 Vesey Street, New York City. E iv. FOR PROFESSORS Angry-gs'rUAngn1s. 'PHE BEST PRACTICAL JOURNAL ON Frxnxcn, RAILROAUS, INvras'r'mrax1s AND CURRENT Srnrrsrrcs. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle, IA Xveekly Newspaper of .go to 48 pagcsj AND ITS IN VESTORS' SUPPLEMENT. QOf 160 pages, issued every other Montlm AND THE STATE AND CITY SUPPLEMENT. LOE 184 pagesl THE CHRONICLE is now in its Hfty-first volume and generally acknowledged to be the leading financial journal of the United States. The subscription price, including SUPPLILMENT, is 310.00 per year. WILLIAM B. DANA 81 Co., Publishers, 102 William Street, New York. .J .. Gur U niversity H Shoes Are made for those who are seeking out-door winter boots that will require no care or polishing, and yet at all times present a neat and sportsrnanlike appearance. ' The uppers are of tan colored waterproof grain leather, calfskin lined, and with double soles, very strongly sewed by hand. Price, 37.00. X 1 M - S s 1 4, JOHN P- TWADDML, Zlllllfilfeeiiiiilliknif V. DGBBINS, THE HATTER, 25 EAST STATE ST., TRENTON. Correct Styles of YOUMANS HATS. Cuting Hats and Caps. Umbrellas and Canes. 'GIRARD HoUs1-93, Chestnut and Ninth Sts. G. M. MOORE, Proprietor. PHILADELPHIA. Established 1867. A. G. DOI-IM, x Restaurant and lee Cream Parlors PURE ICE CREAM DAILY Packed and Delivered at Rooms without Extra Charge, OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE. FRESH CAKES, PIES, BISCUIT AND ROLLS Always on Hand. ' vi. 1 THE VENNSTLVANIA eff :eff RAILROAD RINCETON MEN are wide awake. They know a good thing when they see it, and they get the best of everything that goes. They always travel in good style, and that accounts for the number of them always seen on Pennsylvania Railroad trains. They know that the Pennsylvania is the linest, safest and best equipped Railroad in Americag they know that it leads, either by main line or connection, to any point they may have occasion to go, so when they go to Princeton they take this lineg when they go oil' on a holiday, when they go away to play base-ball or foot-ball and iinally when they return home, crowned With academic honors, the Pennsylvania is their favorite route. So in after life when they travel as lovers, as bridegrooms, as business or professional men or statesmen, they still End the fullest measure'of comfort, ease and luxury on the Pennsylvania Railroad. This all goes to prove that the Pennsylvania Railroad is the Standard Railway of America. Cl-IAS. E. PUGH, R. WOOD, Gen? Mafzageff. A Gen? Pass Aff. V BROWN BROTHERS 81 Co., S. E. Cor. 4th and Chestnut Sts 59 Wall Street, New York. Philadelphia. 50 State Street, Boston. ALEX. BROWN 8: SONS, Baltimore and Calvert Sts., Baltimore. are Members of the St ook Exchanges of New York, Phila- delphia and Baltimore. Buy and Sell Bonds and Stocks on Commission. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT SECURITIES A SPECIALTY, Money Received on Deposit and Interest Allowed. Buy and Sell Bills of EX And On great Britain cliange Cable Transfers of Money and Ireland, France German , y, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Australia. Issue Comrneroial and T ravelers, Credits IN STERLING, Available in any part of the world, in FRANCS, for use in Martinique and Guadaloupe, and in DOLLARS for use in this Country, CANADA, MEXICO, the WEST INDIES and SOUTH AMERICA. Make Co S Drawn abroad on all points in the United States and Canada, and of Drafts drawn in the United States on foreign countries. lleotions of Draft Their London House, Messrs. BROWN, SHIPLEY 85 CO., receive accouts of American Banks, firms and individuals upon favorabl e terms. X111 HARVEX' F1514 SL SONS, BANKERS. United States Government and other Desirable Securities for Investors. All Stocks and Bonds listed 0 n the New York Stock Exchange Bought and Sold on Commission for Cash. Deposit account received subject to draft at sight. 28 Nassau Street, - - New York. I I 2 .. 4 ,, ,,. N, ,...,-X ra- 4' t ri xx- 11 . I I ...ML if X X if f ye I I' ' 'I ' f i? ti QPF . hlrk 1-' -tim Q WGN , X , , X H , -+-M ..- Flatt -4 ' -Qgbsfsi-ffifrlpfe 1141: 1 1, ' w. 'Xbf -2- -X. fe.: -sv. X PM 5: X A Ii R I C H M O N D Straight Cut No. 1 Cigarettes. CIGARETTE SMOKERS who are willing to pay a little more than. the .price charged for the 0rzz'z'1z1zry Wade Cigar- ettes, will find THIS BRAND superior to all others. CHIVIOND STRAIGHT CUT No I CIGARETTES THE RI I . are made from the brightest, most delicately Havored and highest cost ' ' ' ' ' ' tl Old and Original Gold Leafzgslfown in Virginia. This is ie brand of Straight Cut Cigarettes, and was brought out by us 111 the year r875. BEWVARE or IMITATIONS, and observe that the firm name as belaw is on every package. The 81 BI'?lllCIl TOBACCO co, MANUFACTURERS, ' RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. OF THE AMERICAN ix. Tlph C11Ct1d484 PETTIT 81 REED, ' WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FANCY STATE AND WESTERN CREAMERY BUTTER . . ' AND CHEESE FANCY EGGS A SPECIALTY. No. 228 FUETON STREET, A NEW YQRK. T MORTLOCK PETTIT CHARLES REEI Q r Ivx. ,N X , .W X . Q ,j5xi.1s'?f:SSE X x m--1: 'f -2915... ff .L V1 . x X vi? ML. .,-N .' a 'S Q. 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Q +, :sf 0.34, 5-.:f':f, -5-2-f:::,3,-sw! f?b?'L'f4f-4' ,Q-5:3-1ilw:5'tf4'-,iff 1 , ,-I ..1f,gg,.5,g2i5x'afkegslfgi 5' ' 'Ha ' 11- 'mi' , :Vg . ,.?,5:Eiw.? i5k5.i5g.5-3.5....:,:j...?:.ii.,gq..:6:,gl153 . 3, -tg: , se .fgfv 15' .1 1 Q A I . x f' R HH NW? 'X f iv as , X iiivr- ,-51, I, ' E X Q +- I5 XR QWERED kwiiw W fo we W17252 Qwnlaig. MW fy W, Awmmiu 5 A ir wwimgas. MQERGRAWATE f fs?-Qszfgw f hh MM L, 393976 ff ,, If M210 ., 1 ,, X H , VM f vu ' ' ID Gx-cuxc.Mu. f gf , L' 'x X 1 ,elf s 4 N IQUQ E R PRINT wm 9 -fpaws ii' . I ,550 lf. L x 'F 491' I ug' - gievumkp, J' Tl .q-. ,- ' - 1 YQ .Qi- - . gg., 04 Co -gg, O, 0, L f Y o J- D '7' fx fi. f . . 4,3 lg angya ai.zQ 5- ' :EQV .14 fi' E ff- -E .. ' -'fix ' 1 ,x fr X I , X I. r V 'fn .J lt. 'Qi-v' . '7 to 4 yn Qi . rfgfl Tl A V 1892, September 21-22 .... Examinations for admission in Princeton only. September 2I ....... First term begin s. September 22-23 .... Conditioned and unexamined students Cnot candi- September 2S ....... November ro ........ dates for entrancej report to their instructors. Preliminary examinations for University degrees. Stated Meeting of the Board of Trustees. - November 24 ........ Thanksgiving Day. Dec. 21-jan. 4.. ... january 26 ..... .... jan. 27-Feb. 8 ..... February 8. .... . . . . February ro ........ February ro ......., Christmas vacation. 1893. .Day of Prayer for Colleges. Examinations. .End of Hrst term. . .Second term begins. .Stated Meeting of the Board of Trustees. February 22. .... .... W ashington's Birthday. March 31-April 3.. . .Spring Recess. May 9 ......... May I4 ....... May 17-27 ...... May 2g-511116 9. . june II ..,..... . june 12-I4. .... . June I2 ........ . june I3 .... . june I4 ...... june 15-16. .... . june 16-Sept. 20 September 19-20 September 20. . . September 21-22 September 27. . . November 9 ....... November 23 Dec. 20-Jail. . . . .Last day for renewing room agreements for '93-'94. Annual allotment of rooms. . . . .Senior Hnal examinations. . . .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 Alumni Association-Lynde Prize Debate, 7.30 P. M. 145th Annual Commencement. . . . .Examinations for admission, held simultaneously in Princeton and elsewhere. . . . .Long vacation. . . . .Examinations for admission, and on entrance con- ditions, in Princeton only. First term begins-College assembles at 3 P. M. in Marquand Chapel. ....Conditioned and unexamined students Qnot candi- dates for entrancej report to their instructors. Preliminary examinations for University degrees. .Stated Meeting of the Board of Trustees. Thanksgiving Day. Christmas vacation. W6 Wi My TRUSTEES OF 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, DD., LL.D .... .... . CHARLES E. GREEN, LL.D ........ ..... .... WILLIAM 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 ......... GEORGE B. STEWART, D.D .... CYRUS H. MCCORMICK, A.M ..... JOHN DIXON, D.D ........ ...... Rev. MELANCTHON W. JACOBUS .... Hon. WILLIAM J. MAGIE, LL.D .... Hon. EDWARD T. GREEN .... ....... JOHN J. MCCOOR, LL.D ............ .......... ...... N ewark, 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. New York City. Newark, N. J. 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. Hartford, Conn. Elizabeth, N. J. Trenton, N. J. New York City. ELIJAH R. CRAVEN, Clerk fy' Board of Truslees. EDWIN C. OSBORN, Treasurer. 4 I 1 V 1 ' 1 0:41 w TT if ' Q 1'ff.'-WEA' ., ' -.fa V. N l . . ., ' f'---. u. .N-. -b EJ. ,.,., , V ,- f--,Q3e-'ai- , , Q ' f ii-,1f?i, , .MV-V 1f ', Q .-, ,V 'rf ' V, -tl 'XX 54 'Y gi. 4 A V J N-EJ. - ' Q 9- .V V- - ,. ,Y-1-::-w 4 5 - NV- f , I - .. X4 'ag X -V - A ', , V-3 , , V, N, N x .- ,,. 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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 Nasssu 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. 2 3 University Place. J. STILLWELL SCHANCK, M.D., LL. D., Professor Emeritus of Chemistry and Hygiene. 18 Nassau Street HENRY CLAY CAMERON, PH.D., D.D., CLERK or THE FACULTY, Professor of Greek Language and Literature. 34 Mercer Street CHARLES WOODRUFF SHIELDS, D.D., LL.D., Professor of the Harmony of Science and Revealed Religion. Morven. WILLIAM ALFRED PACKARD, PH.D., Kennedy Professor of Latin Language and Literature, and the Science of Language College Place JOSEPH KARGE, PH.D., Woodhull Professor of Continental Languages and Literature. 302 Nassau ,Street CYRUS FOGG BRACKETT, M.D., LL.D., Henry Professor of Physics. 4 Prospect Avenue. 5 FACULTY AND INSTR UCTORS-Conizbzued. HENRY BEDINGER CORNWALL, E.M., PH.D., Professor of Applied Chemistry and Mineralogy. 51 Nassau Street. 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. STANHOPE 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, P1-LD., L.H.D., Professor of Rhetoric and English Language and Literature. 16 Dickinson Street. WILLIAM MILLIGAN SLOANE, PH.D., L.H.D.. Professor of History and Political Science. 95 Bayard Avenue. GEORGE LANSING RAYMOND, L.H.D., Professor of Oratory andEsthetie Criticism. 83 Bayard Avenue. SAMUEL ROSS WINANS, PHD., 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 Geolo and Archaeolo . gy gy zo Bayard Avenue. WILLIAM BERRYMAN SCOTT, PH.D., Heidelberg, Blair Professor of Geology. - 56 Bayard Avenue. FREDERICK NEWTON VJILLSON, 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. 6 FACUL TV AIVD INSTR UCTORS-Cofzfmzmd. ALLAN MARQUAND, PI-I.D.. L.H.D., Professor of Archaeology and the History of Art. Guernsey Hall ANDREW FLEMING IVEST. P1-LD., Giger Professor of Latin and Professor of Pedagogics. 5 Prospect Avenue. ALEXANDER THOMAS ORMOND, P1-LD., Princeton, Stuart Professor of Mental Science and Logic. 109 Canal Street HERMANN CARL OTTO HUSS, PHD., Jena, Professor of Modern Languages and Literature. 32 Chambers Street ARTHUR LINCOLN FROTHINGHAM, IR., P1-LD., Leipsic, Professor of Archaeology and the History of Art. Guernsey Hall HENRY BURCHARD FINE, PH.D., Leipsic, Professor of Mathematics. 41 Prospect Avenue JOHN HOWELL WESTCOTT, PH. D., Princeton, Musgrave Professor of Latin and Tutor in Roman Law. I2 West Witherspoon Hall WOODROW WILSON, PH.D., LL.D., Professor of jurisprudence and Political Economy. 48 Steadman Street WILLIAM FRANCIS MAGIE, PH.D., Berlin, Professor of Physics. 27 University Place. ERNEST CUSHING RICHARDSON, PH.D., Librarian. 69 Prospect Avenue . LEROY WILEY MCOAY, Dec., Assistant Professor of Analytical Chemistry and Mineralogy. 6 South Albert B. Dod Hall HERBERT STEARNS SQUIER SMITH, C.E., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering. 4 East Witherspoon Hall HENRY DALLAS THOMPSON, D.Sc., PH.D., Gottingen, Assistant Professor of Mathematics. 5 South E. David Brown Hall MARION MILLS MILLER, LITT.D., Princeton, Assistant Professor of Oratory and ZEsthetic Criticism. IO North Albert Dod Hall 7 FACULTY AND INSTR UCTORS-Conizbzueai. GEORGE MCLEAN HARPER, PH.D., Princeton, Assistant Professor of French. II South W. David Brown Hall WINTHROPE MOORE DANIELS, Assistant Professor of Political Economy. 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 WALTER BUTLER HARRIS, C. E., Instructor in Civil Engineering. 245 Nassau Street SAMUEL THOMSON DODD, A.M., Assistant in Physics. II South Edwards Hall. ALEXANDER HAMILTON PHILLIPS, B.S., Instructor in Mineralogy and Biology. Stony Brook ROBERT WILLIAM BLAKE, A.M., Instructor in Greek. 8 South East College ERNST OTTO WILLIAM MILDNER, Instructor in German. 40 Mercer Street Rev. JOHN GRIER HIBBEN, A. M., Instructor in Logic and T. H. P. Sailor, Assistant in Religious Instruction. University Place CHARLES SIDNEY SMITH, A.M., Instructor in Latin. zo Canal Street CHARLES FREEMAN WILLIAMS MCCLURE, A.B., Instructor in Biology. 50 Nassau Street FRED. NEHER, A.M., Instructor in Analytical Chemistry. 7 Edwards Place GEORGE SHREVE WILKINS, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering. Rev. CHALMERS MARTIN, A.M., Instructor in Hebrew. 8 FA CUL TY AND INSTR UCTORS-Cozzfzhzzed. EDWIN SEELYE LEWIS, PI-I.D., Instructor in Romance Languages. I2 Dickinson Street VVILLARD CUNNINGHAM HUMPHREYS, PH.D., Instructor in Latin. 1 2 Dickinson Street JOHN MCGOWEN, A.B., Instructor in Mathematics. LEWVIS SEYMOUR MUD Instructor in Mathematics. II South Edwards Hall. GE, 16 Stockton Street GEORGE AUGUSTUS HULETT, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry. FREDERICK CROSBY TORREY, Instructor in Graphics. I5 Nassau Hall ARTHUR A. BROWN, Assistant in Vertebrate Paleonto logy. qt 9 OTHER COLLEGE OFFICERS. EDWIN CURTIS OSBORN, Treasurer. 49 Nassau Street. HENRY GREEN DUFFIELD, A.B., Asszslam' Treasurer. 23 Univereity Place. HENRY NEVIUS VAN DYKE, A.M., Regzlvfrar and Preqzkienfs Seerefary, 5 3 University Place. MORITZ FISCHER, Curaior qftlze E. M Mzzsezzfn. I2 Nassau Hall. ERNST OTTO WILLIAM MILDNER, Organzkl. 40 Mercer Street. ISAAC JACKSON TURNER, Superzhiendeni QC Gymmzszkmz. JOHN W. TOPNEY, Procfar. if . ,' J. A ' :C ' M f . C ' if Q xxx QQ. ,N x .Y -1 9 XR .HN,4.:r', K w x., .eg 1 A' - - v I A avi, L-5755! X! 1 ix NAA ' - ' . Q F'Nxs1x b'?. . .f -A . I. X 1 f X' XRS- X .1 - Q. ' V, XS, 7' f N W ' Fx X1 Xi , 1. Xa Nw - XO CLASS OFFICERS. ACADEMIC. SENIORS. .... ..... P rof. WILSON, 48 Steadman Street. JUNIORS .... ..... P rof. DUFFIELD, 23 University Place. SOPHOMORES .... ..... P rof. PACKARD, College Place. FRESHMEN .... ..... P rof. WESTCOTT, I2 W. W. H. SCIENTIFIC. SENIORS, JUNIORS, B. S .... . ..... Prof. CORNWALL, SI Nassau Street. SOPHOMORES, SENIORS, 2 IUNIORS, C. E ..... ..... P rof. MCMILLAN, 40 Bayard Avenue. SOPHOMORES,g FRESHMEN ..... . . . . . ALL CLASSES, E. E ,... . SPECIAIQSTUDENTS .... . .... . Prof II . .... Prof. . . . . .Prof. ROCKWOOD, 34 Bayard Avenue BRACKETT, 4 Prospect Avenue. FINE, 41 Prospect Avenue. FELLOWS. JAMES PETER KING .... . ..... . ......... . ......... . . . . Chancellor Green Fellow in Mentai Science. HENRY CLAY HAVENS. .. WILLIAM KELLY PRENTICE ............. , ...... . .... Fellows in Classical Literature. WALTER LIVINGSTONE WRIGHT ...... . .... ........ . .. Class of 1860 Fellow in Experimental Science. WILSON UPDIKE VREELAND. . . . . . . ........... . . . . .. . . Boudinot Fellow in Modern Languages. MAXFARRAND... .... Boudinot Fellow in History. I2 . . .Ontario New, jersey . . .New York New jersey New jersey. New Jersey. FELLO IVS-Corzfzmzed. JOHN YOUNG GRAI'IABI ........................... .. . .Wisconsin E. M. Fellow in Biological Science MARCUS STULZ FAKE ...................................... New jersey Class of 1877 University Fellow in Biology. ALFERD PEARCE DENNIS. . . ............,........... .... Maryland. South East Club University Fellow in Social Science HOWARD CROSBY BUTLER .................. .......... . . .New York. University Fellow in Archaeology. GEORGE POSTE VVHEELER .... ..... P ennsylvania HARRY FRANKLIN COVINGTON ............ . . . .... Maryland. Fellow in Oratory. IRVING WHITALL STREET ......... ........... ...... ,... . O h io. University Fellow in English. X ll his K QW 'Ii v rw 'T X QA , H1952 nmnnl .1 Q 10 gg Q I? xleg 'AV in V Q l f X ,A .J lx Q 157152, ,,,.,f ff, ,,.. i an, f nonunnn lvl llmllilm A .mu N, mf ill!! l URS 13 I it n ew Nw I 'Ir Mu r'ro'5 xX ,yt ,7 f 7. XXAM. 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WILLIAM PATIERSON ATIcINsoN ........ . .. . . . ,. .. . . . 68 University Place. GEORGE WHITEFIELD BETTS .......... . .... . . ....... 6 North East College. ARTHUR AUDLEE BROWNLEE. ..... . . . . . . . .... .. 28 Old Seminary. NATHAN THOMAS BROWN .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 University Place. WILLIAM EDWARDS BIEDERNVOLF ......... .. .... . . . LOUIS BURTON CRANE, . . . BQ Old Seminary. 'g5'o'1L1'5g3.Ai.QgLgff' ' ' ' I-IERMAN STEARNS DAVIS .... ................... I3 South East College. I4 .Home Address. Philadelphia, Pa .EngleWood. N. J .. Indiana, Pa . .Mo1'risville, Pa . .Monticello, Ind .Mt. Sterling, Ill . . . .Milford, Del Nafzze. JAMES HENRY DUNHAM. . . .. .............. ....... 22 Dickinson Street. JOHN YVILLIAM EASTON. .. ..... ....... ........ . . 47 University Place. MAX FARRAND .... ' ' ' 5' EJ1lQ.lQag'1Si.l45f ' JOHN YOUNG GRAHAM ..... ... ......... .. .... .... 43 University Hall. LE ROY GRESHAM .... 53 University Place. CLARENCE LICCHEYNE GORDON. ............ . ..... .. F University Hall. WILLIAM HARRIS, JR .......... ..... . .... . .. . . 29 Old Seminary. STANLEY CARNAHAN HUGHES. ............... . 6 Old Seminary. CHARLES HODGE .... . .. .................. .... 68 University Place. JOHN MACLEAN MAGIE .... ..........,.. ........ 40 University Hall. MZALCOLM MACLAREN. .....,................ . . . . . . . II South Albert Dod Hall. WILLIAM L. MUDOE.... .......... . .... . ......, 16 Stockton Street. JOHN WALTER PARKER ........ . ...... ...... . . 3Q Old Seminary. ' ROBERT ALSTON STEVENSON ..... ............ 7 Edwards Place. Horfze Address. .... Trenton, N. J ....PrincetOn, N. J ....Newark, N. J Montgomery, N. Y . .... Baltimore, Md .Fannettsburgy Pa . . . .Princeton, N. J . . .RichmOnd, Ind .Wilkes-Barre, Pa ... .PatersOn, N. J . . .BrOOklyn, N. Y '. . .PrincetOn, N. J . . . . Cutler, Ind ...Burnham, Pa ALBERT JAMES WEIsLEY......... .... .... .....Catasqua, Pa ' . zo Brown Hall CSeIninaryj JESSE LYNCH WILLIAMs.... ..... 7 Edwards Place. . . . .St. Louis Mo MARCUS STULZ FARR ................ . ........... .... C ranbury, N. J 3 North Edwards Hall. WALTER LIVINGSTON WRIGHT ......... ..... M ilaystown, N. J 15 NON-RESIDENT Name. Stockton Axsin ............. Edward Ambrose Bechtel ..... john Milton Brooks, ..... . Alvin Davison .... .......... Winthrope Moore Daniels ..... Alfred Pearce Dennis .... . . . Edward Waterman Evans ..... john Grier Hibben .... . . . Caspar Wistar Hodge ............ GRADUATE STUDENTS. Pre:-em' A ddress. Burlington, Vt. Yankton, S. D. .. . . .Germany. . . . . .Lebanon, Ohio. . .Princeton, N. J. .... .Princeton, N. J. . . . ..Berlin, Germany. . . . . .Princeton, N. J. Willard Cunningham Humphreys .... ,.... Nathaniel Chauncey james ...... Fred Nehr .......... Rev. john Stevens Parker .... Howard Crosby Warren.. . . . Clark Benedict Williams. . . . . ..... Princeton, N. I. Brooklyn, N. Y, Halifax, N. S. Princeton, N. I. Trenton, N. I. Leipzig, Germany Ga Hinzen, Germany i - . fra?-r :f y n '- hw .I N ivan ,-:my 'Y ,fx , 5'-,X nh ,VI 71.6 Qian . Qr,-,'4.x-N -- 5, A Gam ng f xx L -,assesses -,I ri . - Q L 5 E55 Yo ' ' Q HJX f,f'X.,i W -TVA HCXNNX. TZ? be-L-, ' ' Q--. Jlltwrm W- - r mm-iafas, bk. ' . ,,,f:ff 15f--17-41' view' ,Y t , ll Nl far 16 ooLLEeE DAYS. N,f I n Trmrqsh 1 --J C5 54 FX S I fi a CLASS ORGANIZATION. C. B. NEWTON, Preszkieni. P. KING, Serreiafy. P. H. DAVIS, Vzke-Preszkienf. SAMUEL COCI-IRAN, Treasurer P. I-I. DAVIS, HZ1Yf0fZ'd71. 17 2 I 5 Name. Abram Platt Andrew, I Charles H. Angell. . . E. VV. Baird, B. S. Wm. Osborn Baker.. lfVm. J. Barkley, C. E .... . Horatio S. Beach. Lee Clark Beatty .... Hobart D. Betts, B. S james Beveridge. . james D. Black. .. . Hamilton Bogue, . F. A. Boreherling .,.. Charles Edward Boyn Henry W. Bridges. . . I. Irving Brokaw. .. . Kenneth Brown .... I. H. Buchanan, .. .. Richard V. Buckley. . A. Johnston Buist . . . Isaac W. Byers. ..... . CLA SS '93, SENIORS. H0326 Address. .La Port, Ind ....... ....Passaic, .mg 5 ..3 ton, jr. .... . james D. Cameron .... C. U. Carpenter ....... jesse Benedict Carter George W. Case, Ir. . J. P. Chandler ....... Thomas C. Chapin, C. E Arthur H. Cilley ..... Woodford Clay .... Samuel Cochran .... . Walter H. Condict. . . I. S. Crago .......... 5 ....d .Merion Station, Pa ..... Princeton, N. I ..... . . .. 137 Prytania St., New Orleans, La .Palatin Bridge, N. Y. . 42 Nixon Sf., V Allegheny, Pa. . Englewood, N. I ...... .Scotch Buch, N. Y .... 117 East 23d St.. New York City. 4819 Greenwood Ave., Chicago, lll 36 Park Place, Newark, N. I .Atlanta, Ga ............ Ogdensburg, N. Y ..... 528 Fifth Ave., New York City ....Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . , .. ....Pemberton, N. I. . .. . 1508 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa. ....Charleston, S. C. . . .A. . S .full ....! I .Five Forks, Pa. . . .. .Round Hill, N. S. .. . Dayton, O ........ .... . 330 W. 28th St., New York City. 30 Linden Ave.. jersey City, N. I 3025 Morgan St., St. Louis, Mo . Montclair, N. I ........ 101 Gold St.. New York City .Paris, Ky-,... zo Franklin Place, Morristown, N. I 104 Spruce St., N ewark, N. J .Carmichaels, Pa. . . , . . .. 18 2 4 5 1 E E P l J. 5 P 1 1 - S ? Room. ... .... .8 N E .. .Mrs. Goldie's Trinity Rectory ... ..... I5 S.D ....3 N.M.R . . . . .4 N.D ....6N.E ...12 S.E.B. .....6S.E .. . . .35 Univ. Place ......O.,U.H. ....5N.E ...,S E.W. ....26 N. ..2N.VV. .....1o EW. .....12W.B. ....2N.R. ....26N. ....2S.VV ....5N.D. .....24MD ....12S.W' .5 E.B .....14 N.M.R .. ........ 8S.W .....1S and IQ S.Ed ......1I N.Ed . . .75 Prospect CLASS '93, SENIORS-Cozzfbzued. Nalzze. Harrison R. Daniels .,.. .... 5 W. R. Davidson, C. E. Parke H. Davis ....... joseph A. Dear, jr .... C. Lincoln De WVitt .... Wm. Gordon Dice .... . .. john Nevius Dodd ..... .. VV. H. Dodd ......... Robert Driscoll, Ir ..... William A. Dunn .... D. C. Durland. C. E .,.. .... Holfzrf A ddnfsr. 27 VV. Monument Ave., Dayton, O. Steubenville. O ........ ... .... Jamestown. N. Y. . . . ,. .mg I7 Belmont Ave., jersey City, N. J. ....Deckertown, N. J. . . ... 5 1 Howard XV. DuBois . . . . . . . Ellsworth Dwight .... john L. Easton. ............... . Ogden M. Edwards, jr., B. S .... Albert Egbert, C. E. .. Fred Stanton Elder .... George Erdmanl . . . I. F. Ewing ...... H. Ferguson ......... Wilson Ferguson ...... 5 l 144 E. Main St., Xenia, Ohio. Garheld, N. Y .......... Garfield, N. Y ....... San Antonio. Texas .... Scroggsiield, Ohio ...... 231 West 74th St , New York City. Philadelphia, Pa. ....... Plainiield, N. I ......... 58 Montgomery Ave., Allegheny, Pa. Arnbersam Ave ....... Pittsburg, Pa. Franklin, Pa. ......... . .Winfield, Kan .... Asheville, N. C ....... Corning, Iowa ......... New Wilmington, Pa. . . Reading, Pa ......... . . Herbert Payne Fisher, .... .... Howard S Forman, B. George C. Fraser, B. S ..... .... s .... .... Q 5 Wrn. L. Freund ........ .... George L. Garn-many ..... C. T. Grant ........... I. Cleve Green ..... E. L. Greene ..... W'rn. A. Guild ....... Keppele Hall, C. E .... Philadelphia, Pa. . ..... .. . 36 Bergen Ave., jersey City, N. I. 1502 zoth St., Washington, D. C. Princeton, N. I ......... Savannah, Ga .......... Cuyahoga Falls, O ..... ....Trenton, Cold Springs, N. Y .... Gallatin, Tenn ..... Trenton, N. I. . . Steubenville, O ..... Henry G. C. Hallock .... .... Marshall Harrington. .. . . . . . .Logan, O ....... . Van Allen Harris, C. E .... . . . Princeton, N. I ..... IQ , 3 5 .... Room. .... 8S.W .....1o N.W ....2S.W .....G.,U,H .. ...3 N.Ed .....C,U.H ....7 N.Ed 7N.Ed ....12 S.W ,....5o U.H . .... rr Edwards Pl. .. ......... .14S.D .....M.,U.H ....6S.W.B ....3S.E.B ....37S.Ed ......2S.D .........27N . . .... .138 Nassau ....16E.W ....9N.W. .... ..7E.,M.W. Vandeventer Ave. ............19S.M.R ....1o N.M.R ....3S.D. ....41 N.Ed. ....8S.W.B. . .... 3 M.D. ....E,U.H. .....12 N.D. ......gN.D. CLASS '93, I Nawze. H. L. B. Henderson ..... Ioseph Albright Henry ..... Cortland V. R. Hodge. .. . G. N. Houston, C. E ..... W. M. Hudson ......... Charles S. Hughes ....... C. E. Humphreys, C. E .... H. C. Hurd, C. E ........ H. C. Inslee, C. E .... Wm. T. Iohnson .... A. C. Kellogg ..... .. Frecleric'S. Kellogg ..... W. D. Kellogg ........ Philip King ........ ., .... . . . Kenneth C. Kirtland, B. S. . . SENIORS-Conlzbzued. Home ddfess. . .... Cassville, Pa. . . . 5 I George Klots. ,.............. . . . Edward Augustus Lawrence ...... Felix H. Lester ........... . . D. M. Luddington, . . . Loren M. Luke ........ L .... Carleton S. Mather, B. S .... B. B. McAlpin ........... I. R. McAlpin, C. E ........ G. H. MacCloskie, Ir., C. E. Gardiner H. Miller .......... Iames A. Miller .... Luther R. Mofht ......... 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 .... E Oxford N. I ....... Burlington, N. I .... Maplewood, N. I ..... Vfaynesburg, Pa ..... Bellefonte, Pa .... Bryn Mawr, Pa ........ ' . Room. U.H. ....23 N.E. ....7R.S. S.Ed. ....75 Prospect. S.E. R. San Antonio, Texas .......... 8 and ro N.Ed. 50 Spruce St., Newark, N, I ...... . .15 N.W. Asbury Park, N. I ...... ,. . Elizabeth, N. I ..... Toronto, Canada ..... Elizabeth, N. I ....... .... 814 7th St., I WVashington, D. C. I ' ' East Orange, N. I .... ..... ..........24N.Ed. .....gW.B. M.D. .....9W.B. .. ..... ..L.,U.H. 35, 36 and 37 U.H. .New York City ..... ........... I 5 E.W. Charlotte, N. C ..... Los Angeles, Cal ....... 629 VVest North Ave., Baltimore, Md. ' ' Kingston, Pa. ........... .. S 281 West End Ave. 2 ...., New York City. I ' ' Sing Sing, N. Y .......... . S673 Fifth Ave., ....'Z New York City. Princeton, N. I ............ Roselle, N. Y ..... .....2r N.Ed. ....IzW. B. ....I5 S.VV. . .... I S.D. E.W. 35, 36 and 37 U.H. 35, 36 and 37 U.H. Prof. MacCloskie's Roselle, N.Y ................... .... 2 E.B. zoo Pine St., Harrisburg, Pa ......... 79 U.H. Warsawv, N. Y ................ ..... . 36 N.Ed. .Sedalia, Mo ..... ...Clayton, N. I. . ...Freehold, N. I. . .. ....IndianaPa....... Centre Hall, Pa. Q . .. Princeton, N. I .... . Honey Grove, Pa ..... 20 S.R. ....1oS.W. ...3S.W. ....27 M.D. .....3g N.Ed. CLASS '93, SEJVIORS-Cofzfzbzued. Name. Charles B. Newton .... HOIIZZ? Address. john W. Nicely .,.... ............ Walter T. Noble .................. Edward R. Norton, Ir., C. E ...... Charles W. Ottley ...... , ......... Edward R. Palmer, jr .... .. jack Brent Palmer .... Francis L. Patton, jr .... William E. Pollison .... Harry Otis Pool ......... ,G I Bertram Van Dyck Post ..... .... A. C. Proudfit ........ . . . William I. Reid, jr .... . .. james D. Remsen, PC. E .... . Charles T. Riggs ......... .... james Warren Ritchey. Herbert M. Rogers. . . . . I. S. Rogers ...... 5 I jose Romero. ....... ..... . . . . Wm. Tufnell Sabine, Jr ......... Pennington Satterthwaite, B. S .. Elmer K. Schulz ................. Clayton F. Sherman. . . .. Robert T. Sloss ..... William Spiegel ............ ..... Walter Clare Stearns, C. E ....... Frederick W. Stelle ....... . . . . . . Charles H. Stockton, C. E ........ Charles E. H. Sudler ...... .... Guy Allan Tawney ...... Marshall Thompson .... . John L. Tidsley ....... F. S. Titsworth, B. S .... Abington, Pa .... Dayton, Ind ..... Topeka, Kan .......... San Antonio, Texas . . . Atlanta, Ga ........... 1428 First St., Louisville, Ky, 1428 First St., Louisville, Ky Prin ceton, N. J .... .... Waverly Park, N. I .... New York City .... Beirnt, Syria ..... Baltimore, Md ..... ? S'..- lg... Pittsburg, Pa .......... ...... .Flatbush, Long Island, Marsovan, Turkey .... . 312 E. Iowa St., 1300711 .17 and zo S.Ecl N.M.R .... 15N.D .8 and IO N.Ed .....13 S.M.R ....7 S.W .Pres. Patton's .......r7 N.W .......P, U.H I7 and zo S,Ed E.M.W . ..... 5N,M.R N. Y ........ IO W.W ..............r6S.Ed Evansville, Ind. ' Omaha, Neb ....... . . . . 3915 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa. Mexico City, Mexico ..... 960 Madison Ave., New York. Princeton, N .I ........ Colebrookdale, Pa ..... Davenport, N. Y .... .sfauwick N. J .... Newport, Ky ...... .... ........25N . .... 6W.M.W .. ...7S.R ....2U.H M.D .....2N.R ......r9N.E .....16S.M.R .....22 S.Ed ro West 58th St., 3 New York S' . . . . .... I6 EW Trenton, N. -I .... ... ................. 18 SE Princeton, N. I .... .. .. .Col. Stockton's Philadelphia, Pa .... St. Paul, Minn ..... 333 Nelson Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Lockport, N. Y ........ 1012 Broad St., Newark, N. I. 21 ..3o S.Ed ......25N .....12W.B ....I5 N.M.R .....r7 U.H. CLASS '93, SENIORS-Conlzhued. Narne. Theodore B. Turner. .. Ralph H. Warren, C. E Elmer G. Wherry ..... . john F. Wherry .... George E. White ........ . .... . John W. F. Wilkinson. . . . . . Herbert L. Winans .... . . . . . . . . William B. Woodbridge .... ..... Robert K. Wurts ..... .. Envigne Ybanez, C. E.. Henry Young, If ....... . . . flame Address. Corning, Iowa ............ I7O W. 59th St., New York City. Peking, China ........... Peking, China. ......... Portsmouth, N. H ..... Harrisonville, N. I .... jamaica, N. Y ...,... g... Room. .....B, W.B ....7S.W.B 1S.E ....IS.E ..........9N.E.D 58 Univ. Place Chicago, Ill ............. ......... I 7 U.H 1701 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Mexico ..... ...... 1058 Broad St., Newark, N. J. l 5-. W 1.4 -ft QVW7 , g.v...f. ,.....,. . E mm Qixmglbgg 22 .....I4 E.W .....17 U.H . .... 3S.D W M x ,X ici ff? - Zim lwf R' ' in 1, -- -I Qggwwwafw ff I f M X051 MVR R -I 'A 'HH W X X R1 3 -'xiii ff E - ff 1:11- 7 CLASS GRGANIZATION. 1. M. BRODNAX, Preszkient. W. L. MCCAULEY S or z' ry C. S. MACKENZIE, Vzke-Preszkienl. R. R. RAMSDELL, Tr s 1' X CLASS HISTORIANS. D P B CONKLING, R. P. JACK, T F BAILEY Name. CLASS '94, fUNf01es. .Home A dziress, Connor Jones Akin, C. E .... . ..,. Columbia, Tenn. . . ,. Henery Leland Akin .............. Omaha, Neb ........ john Harvey Alexander ........... Benton, Tenn ...,..... Frederick Warner Allen, C. E. .... South Orange, N. J. . . .. Yorke Allen ........... A ........... South Orange, N. J ..... Franklin Morse Archer .......... -3 319 Cooper St., Camden, N. LI. William Park Armstrong .......... Selina, Ala ............. Judson Hooker Bailey ...... ..... A lbany, N. Y ...... .. Thomas Fisher Bailey ..., Carroll Baldwin ...... . ......... . .....Huntingdon, Pa......... 9 and II Hanover St., 2. Baltimore, Md. j James Edward Bathgate, jr., C. E.Newark, N. I ........... Harold McKnight Beck, E. E ...... Germantown, Pa ...... 2ro7 Walnut St Alexander Benson .............. g - - P Philadelphia, a. john Livingston Bissell ..... .... S ioux City, Ia ........ .. . Claude Villie Blake, C. E .......... Covington, Ky .......... James Robert Blake ..... ,. Phillip Paul Bliss, jr .........., . . . Richard Walker Bogart, jr., E. E. 88 N. Sixth St., 2 Newark, N. J. Y .Newark Valley, N. Y .... .Yonkers, N. Y ....... Thomas Hamilton Bowes, C. E .... Baltimore, Md ..... I. Maclin Brodnax. . . ......,.,... Mason, Tenn. . . . Gabriel Scott Brown, C. E ......... Angelo, Pa ........,........ .. Murray Peabody Brush ....... . . . l 5 417 E. Broad St., Q Columbus, O. 5 Frederick Lemuel Buckelew, C. E.-Tamesburg, N. J ........ john Ludlow Bushnell ........... james Brown Burnet, jr., C. E. . . Alden Matthews Califf ........... James Shaw Campbell ...... . . . Theodore Melville Carlisle. Springfield, O ....... .Newark, N. I ......... East Smithfield, Pa ..... .Sewickley, Pa ......... 284 Liberty St., Newburgh. N. Y. Benjamin Franklin Carter ......... 21 Park St., Montclair, N Charles Merritt Cartwright. . . .... Waynesville, O ..... . . .. Albert Roe Chamberlain .......... Chester, N. Y ........... Cummings Waldo Cherry ........ james Austin Church, jr. . f . . . . j 304 Wood St., Q Pittsburg, Pa. . Brooklyn, N. Y ........... 24 5 ,.,, Room. ....25M.D ...4z N.Ed .. . .9 E.M.W . ...9 E.M.W ....5 W.W ....r1N.E . .... 5W.B N.R .....3N.R .....6N.D .....6W.B .....7N.D ....49U.H ....ro E.B ..2 E.M.W ....Io M.D ..r2 S.M.R ....7S.E.B ....17 N.E ...3z N.Ed .....5N.R ....5W.B .....8W.B ...9S.W.B ....2N.Ed ....I1N.E ....15 M.D ......9S.E .....22N.Ed ...25 S.E.B ....47U.H .....14 S.D CLASS ,94, fU!VfORS-Cozzfzvzued. Naffze. .Home Azfdress. Room. S. H. Clinedinct . ..... .. .... ..... C aldwell, O .... ....... . .2 Nassau james Carpenter Coleman ......... Goshen, N. Y .... ............., 2 5 S.Ed L. Cochran ............... .... S pringheld, O ...... ..... 2 7 Vandeventer Ave Harry Hobart Condit ............. Troy Hills, N. ,T .... David Paul Burleigh Conkling. . . .New York City. . . .. Albert Constable, Ir ...... Thomas Douglass Corry,.. Thomas Creigh ..... ...... Samuel Nair Curran, B. S. Ulrich Dahlgren ...... . . . Francis Walter Daire ..... Albert Thomas Davis .... Horace Day .............. Larimore Conover Denise. Seth Delmer Dice ..., .... . G. v. Dickey ........ Samuel Dickey ......... john Moore Dickinson.. . . . Wilson Kilgore Doty, C. E George Dickson Edwards. Walter Gray Elmer, B. S.. Paul Erclman ............. Edwin Platt Essick. .... . . . Benjamin Howard Everett ....... Boyd Ross Ewing. ...... . George Leiper Farnum .... james Fentress, jr ........ Herbert Herschel Fisher. . Howard Shreve Fisher .... William Wolcott Fisk ..... Reuben jay Flick, jr ..... Wniiam Floyd ...... .............. .E1kton, Md ...... . . . .... Covington, Ky .... . . . . j 1505 Farnum St , I Omaha, Neb . . . ..... Chicago, Ill ........ . . . .. 5 201 Prospect Ave., I Trenton, N. j S 20 Morris St., 'I New Brunswick, N. I. 5 65 S. Maple Ave., Q East Orange, N. J. .Plyn1outh, Pa ......... l IQOI Dodge St., -2 Omaha, Neb. . . .... Xenia, O .... ........ . . .Fairfield, Ia .... .Oxford, Pa ........ ...... S479 State St., Q Trenton, N. I. .Cl1icago, Ill ............ Amberson Ave., ' ' ' ' ' ' l Pittsburg, Pa. Trenton, N. I ........... . Morristown, N. I ...... 5 55 McDonough St., I Brooklyn, N. Y. Jamesburg, N. J ........ . Blairsville, Pa .... ....Med1a, Pa ....... 78 Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill .122 4th St., Peoria, Ill ..... . . . ... .Swissvale, Pa. . .... . .. ......Cheshire,Mass..... .. j 52 S. River St., I 118 E. 25th St., N. Y.. ...g E.B ....15 W.W ....19M.D .. .... 1oE.B .... 4S.W.B .....9S.E.B .....28S.Ed ..... I7 N.E . ...... 16N . .... 4 S.E.B ....C., U.H .....34 S.Ed .. ...... 9S.VV I W.M.VV .....26M.D . . .... 6 S.W.B .. .... 4S.M.R .. . .... 2 S.D .... 1oS.E.B .. .... 12N.Ed ....1N.VV ....I6 W.W 3 W.M.W .11 N.M.R .....1I N.W .. .... 6E.W .2 M.D Wilkes-Barre. Pa. ' ' ' ' ' . . .... I0 N.E George Howard Forsyth, B. S. .... Chicago, Ill ..... 'f ..... .... 1 1 S.D 25 CLASS '94, -fUNf0RS-Coniznued. Navne. Home Address. Grant Colfax Fox .... ..... C ohocton, N. Y ......... .. . . . . Room. 197 Nassau St. Cleveland Frame .........,... . . 3 1917 Federlgiigc-1 elphi au ...... Herbert Jefferson Frazer, C. E .... Charles Edward French, B. S. . . . . Karl George ..................... james Gibson, jr .... Malcolm Goodridge ............... William Edward Grant, B. S ...... Wyllys King Grier ............. . . Walter Eugene Gunster .... . . . 3 Ernest Haas, 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 .... Brooklyn, N. Y .......,.... Amsterdam, N. Y .... .Watertown, N. Y .. . Salem, N. Y ........ Flushing, N. Y ..... Summit, N. I ..... Peoria, Ill ............. 402 jefferson Ave., Scranton, Pa. ' ' Philadelphia, Pa .... ..... . . Rockaway, N. I.. Germantown, Pa. Toms River, N. J Trenton, N. I .... Brooklyn, N. Y .. Plainfield, N. I. . . New York City .....,...... Igoz Judson Place, 2 ' 'a, Pa. ' ' ' Philadelphi Titusville, Pa .... S. Orange, N. J.. Newark, N. I ..... Hazelton, Pa. . . .. 402 N. Monroe St. Peoria, ni. ' ' Washington, N. 1 ..... . .... . 612 7th St., Sioux City, Ia .... 150 Milton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. - ' Alexander Davis jenney ......... 3 719 Lodi St ' Syracuse, N. Y. f S 736 Franklin St Edward Ford johnson ..... .... 2 Michigan CRY, Ind- . joseph William Lester .... . . .. 55 Walnut SL t P E. Orange, N. J. Y 5 209 Washington St .....3o s.Eo. ....7 E.B. 3 S.W.B. ....r3 N.M.R. E.M.W. ....7M.D. ....8E.B. ....9N.R. . .... 8S.E.B. .. 13W.W.H. .....16 S.E. .....I8E.W . .... gE.B ....I3M.D .....I3N.W ...14 N.Ed ...5S-.Ed I6 N.E ....6N.R .....15 N.VV ....2O S.E .... 9N.R .....6 N.M.R. ...I3 N.D .....I3N.W ....8U.H. .....II.N.D ......I9S.W. Earnest Farewell Keigwin ...... Z Vvilmingtonibel' g ....... 8 and 9 S.Ed Frank Leonard Kellog, B. S ....... Orange, N . I ..... ......... . . Franklin Corning Kenly, B. S. . . .Chicago, Ill. . . . . 26 M.D. ....27 M.D. CLASS '94, fUIVf0RS-Com'zb11zez!'. Name. John Miller Kennedy ........ .... Hoffze Adrirexs Winfield Scott Kennedy, jr ....... Covington, Ky ........ james Henry Kenyon, B. S. .... . james Wellington Kiesling .... . . Samuel VVardwell Kinney ....... Herbert Zabriskie Kip .... Edward Reed Laughlin .... . . . Robert Wilson Lewis ..... . . Wm. Gamble Liggett. ..,. . . George Brown Linnard .... . . ..VVaverly, N, Y ..... . ..Read1ng.Pa ........ 210 NV. Embargo St., Rome, N. Y 5 I ......Cleveland, j Ellsworth Ave., Q Pittsburg, Pa ..Portland, Oregon ..... . . .Pittsburg Pa ...... . ..Germantown, Pa .... . Box 601, Pittsburg, Pa ..... Malcolm Lloyd, Ir., B. S ..... .... P hiladelpliia, Pa ....... Stephen T. Lockwood. . ..... . . . joseph Tompkins Low, jr., B. S. Walter Lowrie .................. Paul Hagans Ludington. .... . . . . Charles Stevens Mackenzie, B. S. QS Downing St., 1 Buffalo, N. Y. f . .New York City ...... . . .VVarrior's Mark, Pa. . . . . 2008 Burt St., . . Brooklyn, N. Y ...... . Girard Lindsley McAllister ........ Rondout, N. Y ..... C. McBride ....................... Indianopolis, Ind ..... G. Merriwether McCampbell, jr. 216 85 218 Greenwich St. 1 George Stewart McCague ..,...... Omaha, Neb ....... 2 . New York City. W. H. McCartney, ................ Mercer, Pa ............ William Lloyd McCauley ..... .... S tanley, N. Y ...... Howard McC1enahan, E. E ...... john Davidson McCord .... . . . Frank Armstrong McCune ...... Charles Howard McIlwain ....... john Lewin McLeish ...... .... William Smith McKinney ......... Harold D. McMillan ...... ....... 5 , .Port Deposit, Md .... . 1 217 Allegheny Ave., Q Allegheny City, Pa. 3 5526 5th Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. . .Saltsburg, Pa .... .... . 5 I23 john St., I 491 jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich Henry Lyndon McMillan, B. S .... .Princeton, N. I ....... 277 Linwood Ave P Omaha, Neb. f . . . 3 Cincinnati, O. K El Paso, Ill ...... Shirrell Norton McWilliams ..... Buffalo Y- . . james McCormick Mitchell .... 268 North St., Buffalo, N. Y 27 Room. .....B.,U.H. S.W.B. S.E. .6 Edwards Place ....IQU.H. .....14 S.W. ....7 N.E. U.H. . .... .... 9 E.W. .....S,U.H. ....9 S.E.B. ....17S.W. .....25M.D. .....2o S.W. ....1 N.W. ...21 S.E. .....15N.D. .... I5 S.Ed. ...,6 S.E.B. ....1gSE. ....A,U.H. ....6S.E.B. .....qN.M.R. .....14M.D. . ..... 4oBayardAve .......12 N.W. .....18M.D. CLASS '94, fUN!0RS-Contihued, Nanze Charles Frederick Morrison ...... john Murdock.... john Crosby Neely ....... Horace Franklin Nixon ..... Edward james Patterson .... Frederick C. Paulmier, B. S. Archibald McDowell Pepper Thomas jefferson Perkins. . . Edward C. Petrie .........' Robert Kay Portser ..... Daniel Pratt ........,. . George Madison Priest ..., Louis Irving Reichner .... Francis Graham Riggs .... . Henry Griffith Riggs .... Thornas Riggs, jr., B. S.. .. ....l ...Y Hama Address .Princeton, N . I .... .. . 4232 Fifth Ave., Pittsburg, Pa 2619 Indiana Ave., Chicago, Ill. S' Box 288, Woodbury, N. J 5 IQ E. 7th St.. Plainfield, N. I. ......Madison, N. ......Sardis, Miss....... ......Gerrnantown,Pa...... 49 E. 6th St., Plainneld, N. I .....Greensburg, Pa. . . .. .. S324 E. Fayette St.. , Syracuse, N. Y. I fi g ..... Henderson, Ky ...... , ...... j 802 N. 41st St., I Philadelphia, Pa. 814 Cathedral St., Baltimore, Md. 814 Cathedral St., Baltimore, Md . E Washington, D. C. .' .... . . Edgard Rutledge Robbins ........ .North Branch, N. I.. . Ernest Percival Roberts .... . Harbor Island, Bahamas, W. I. Charles Alexander Robinson ....., West Hebron, N. Y. . . john jenkins Robinson ...... ......Academia, Pa........ Chas. Gustavus Roebling, jr., C. E.Trenton, N. J ..... William Spoof Rogers, C. E .....,. Omaha Neb ....... Charles Rugh ................ .... G reensburg, Pa ..... Ed. j. Russell .........., Philip Schieifelin Sabine ........ james Hastings Scrinigeour. .... Wm. Alfred Sexton ......... Henry Mandelveil Sheldon .... .....Philadelphia, Pa. . . . .. 960 Madison Avenue, New York. 73 Macon St., Brooklyn, N .Y West New Brighton, Staten Island, N.Y. Room. .. ..... I3N. ...2 S.W.B. .....I3 S.D. ...Ig N.W. ...I5 S.M.R. .. .... 5 E.M.W ....12 E.B . ...6W.B. ....5N.Ed . .... 8M.D .....11N ....2oS.W .46 U.H ..7 W.M.W ..7 W.M.W 16 U.H. .....r6N 2 ..... 26 Nna. Newark Valley, N. Y ..... 28 . .... 35 S.Ed. ...4o N.Ed. . . .44 and 45 U.H. . .... 6 ....8 N.M.R. .. . . .5 S.VV.B. S.W.B. .....14 S.E. ....1 N.Ed. CLASS '94,f.UlVf01?S-C07ll'Z?lZl6'!Z'. Nezfzze. Hoaaze Address. Frank Clarence Sliultis ...... . ..... Pittsford, N. Y. . . .. Montgomery Hunt Sicard, B. S. . .Wasl1ington, D. C. . . . Herbert Fowler Sill, E. E ......... Newark, N. I ........... Fred. Hoffman Smith, IH. ...... -2 SQ76 Broad St., Newark, N. I. Frank Clinton Smyth, C. E. ...,... Philadelphia, Pa ...... . . William Corbit Spruance, B. S. .... Wilmington Del .... . Burton Egbert Stevenson. .... . ...Chillicothe, O... .. Richard Alfred Streit, C. E. . .... Newark, N. J. . . .. George Randall Swain, C. E. .. .... Newark, N. -I. . . . . james Ramsey Swain .... ..... Allentown, N. J ....... Robert Otis Swan ........ ..... O yster Bay, L. I ........ Edward Bernard Thaw ...... . .Box 586, Pittsburg, Pa. . Frank Forrester Thompson. ...... Milroy, Pa ............. . Henry Sofie Thompson ...... ...... 4 7 E. 67th St., New York Jas. MacNaughton Thompson... 3 Fred. Jagger Tooker ..... .. . . . I53 Lake Ave., 2 Albany, N. Y. f 28 Evergreen Place, 2 E. Orange, N. I. 5' William Hogarth Tower ...... . .... Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . . . . . . . . john Harold Turner .... . .......... Corning, Iowa. . . . Edwin Garrison Van Cise, B. S.. . .Sumrnit, N. J. . . .. Edward Seguin Van Duyn, B. S. . .Syracuse, N. Y .... .. . Nathan Frederick Van Horson .... Mt. Vernon, N. Y ..... john Leslie Voorhees, B. S. .... . ..Amsterdarn, N. Y. . .. Arthur Holland Wadsworth ....... Warsaw, N. Y .... . George Handy Wailes. . . , .... . .... Salisbury, Md ....... . . . . David Shove Walton .... ........ 64 Munn Ave., E E. Orange, N. Y. Ernest Coniston VVaterhouse ...... Honolulu, H. Is ......... Charles Roger Watson ............ Cairo, Egypt ...... james Long Whittaker, C. E .... . .Philadelphia, Pa .... . john McGill White. .............. Germantown, Pa .... . Dwight Daniel Willard, E. E ..... .Philadelphia Pa .... john Franklin Wilkins ....... .... W ashington, D. C .... .. George Weerns Williams ...... '. . Guy Wilson. . . . 407 W. Lanvale St., Baltimore, Md. . . .Fort Missoula, Mont. . . . 29 Room. .........r8N .....ioN.E ....2Ilu.D ....7S.E .. .... 5M.D . ...35N.Ed ....6 S.E.B .....6N.D .....15 N.Ed . .... .4SE.B ..... 2oW.W .....27 S.Ed ..........9w.M.W ...4E.B .....I7 S.E .....3W.B ....rN.E .....7W.B ....2OU.I'f . .... r7S.E . .... 3 S.W.B . ........ 4 S.Ed 8 and 9 s.Ea ......r2M.D ....2N.E ....32S.Ed .....C,E.B .....9S.W ....r2N.E ....1oN.R -..rg M.D . ..... 2 S.M.R CLASS '94, fUNf0RS-Confzhued. Nafne Hoafze Address. George Clarence Wintringer. .. .... Steubenville, O ..... . . . . Albert Martin Woodruff. ........ 3 38 S' O5g?5Sk?5E5,4 P William Ring Woodruff ..... Charles Beatty Viforden. Sidney Radwell Yarrow .... . Harvey Wade Young. .. . . . .Elizabetl1, N. I. . ....Princeton, N. J. .. Brooklyn, N. Y. ....NeWark, N. J. .. MV XXX XXX X N X X XX X m l X X Xxxl XX X xxl My .wvt I XHXX NYJ ..... Air -N WX 'TLP ' Q A . li. flfllli lil -Ti' A .X Y i l ill W , fri if i' 'll' U. , I I l x l L , F. ,-I x hw y I Nik hil'-'X - I xi I M mix-lil? I' l' wi ll Ill I Nw Wali d m ill, ly. Ml M, yi N Qilw l Q4 ' M' 3o Room. ..2 W.M.W ...26 M.D . .9 E.B ..12 S.VV.B ..17 S.M.R .' .... 3 N.D ff ' Q fb . ' , X 1 :Q , , T is X T- - 0 -f Z- ' -I' .QL X .T-X 1' .Lf . Q -f. Rafi' J 1.2- MVTZE4' 7 Ji- fi ' ff 11 ' f.-, L 1,..L-+4 'f .,:-,,z..'1, 99f W' In 1 Q 'Exp --fi-1-+ 'lgliiigp' V2i'ff,7fo6f3f': -'. 5 T Ve'6Qa?X5?f '!fmM65.2e1fr2.-Q .iff - 3-3: LM -Q1f f3i.4g-A fr '7' 'T' M' JQQ: flk' 1 EV - f Yu fs -cf .. vim' Q4'.115'.1-2522-ff H -4' f. 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N T HPI-i' .3 Q... ' A ' ' .- ,- --v-'fm Xrgef . . 'EM'Z'2ERi:T'lIlA'f .. 1 Y 'MN X .QM ' z W! frJ!rf'l9 ' W --,X -K X- A - G-'W 'gh' SX... '- ' ff. ,JZ CLASS ORGANIZATION. T. G. TRENCHARD. Preszdeni, A. R. TEAL, Secrefary, L. F. PEASE, Vzke-Preszkieni, T. S. HUNTINGTON, Treasurer fnfzktorzkznx. G. A. BROWN, J. F. WEISS. . 3 I Y CLASS '95, SOPHOMORES. Name. H07716 A ddress. Sylvester Halsey Moore Agens, C.E.Newark, N. J ..... Alexander Speer Andrews .... .... . Zanesville, O ...... Carrington Gindrat Arnold. ....... Providence, R. I. . . . john Auchincloss ................. Orange, N. ....... Ralph Waldo Bailey, B. S .,....... Elizabeth, N. I ....... William james Baird ........ George Winfred Barr ........ ....Cynwyd,Pa........ Mason Brown Barret ............. George Fisher Barton, C. E ....... jersey City, N. William Van Dyke Belden ........ jam es Doolittle Benedict .... Ernest Graves Bergen ............ Herbert Montgomery Bergen ...... Andrew jeff Berry ............... William W. Beveridge ..... Lynford Biddle ............. 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. . . ....Scranton, Pa......... Dickson Queen Brown ,....... .... George Arthur Brown, C. E. Harry Oliver Brown ........ Walter Milton Buckingham, B. S. joseph Shallcross Bunting ........ 'Willis Howard Butler .... Henry Matthews Canby, B. Charles Lucius Candee. . . Howard Doty Carpenter. . Charles Van Bergen Carroll,-Bi Philip Carson. ...,....... Ray Harrison Carter ..... john Collins Caton ....... john Adams Chapman, Rhodes Clay, B. S ........ Harry Presley Cobb, C. E Charles Cochran ......... Howard Augustus Colby, B. S .... Charles Beach Condit ........... .Merion Station, Pa .... .... .Frankfort, Ky ...... J. . . . Princeton, N. 1. ...... ,. . .. ....Denver,Col........... .. .Harbor Springs, Mich .... Harbor Springs, Mich .Augusta, Ga.. . .Scotch Bush, N. Y ..... . . . .Philadelphia, Pa.. . . . Charles Robinson Bill, C. E ....... .Princeton, N. I ..... ....Milford, N. Y.... .Scranton, Pa. ..... . Thorndale, Pa ..... . .,.. Philadelphia, Pa .... . Plainheld, N. I ...... Warwick, N. Y ........ Chesapeake City, Md. New York City ...... ......New York City. Irwin, Pa......... .Longment, Col .... .Philadelphia, Pa ..... .........NewYorkCity..... S ..... Wilmington, Del ..... .Milwaukee Wis .... Hancock, Mass ..... .Springfield Ill ..... Randolph, N. Y ...... . Philadelphia, Pa .... Manchester, England .... Chicago, Ill. ....... . . .Mexico, Mo ....... Utica, N. Y .... .... . . . . . . . . .Wil1iamsport, Pa.. ... New York City ....... .West Orange, N. I.. .. 32 Room. ......R,U.H. ...31 Nassau St ..........7S.D. .....2oM.D. .35 Univ. Place.. . . .I2 Chambers. . ....... II M.D. ........I1W.B. - .... I4N'.VV. I4 N.W. ....9 U.H. ........2o N.E. .........7N.D. II Dickinson St. ....27 William St. ....IS,M.R. .....r3 S.Ed. ....4W.M.'VKT. ....8 S.W.B .....32U.H. .. .7N.R. ....7S.M.R. . . . .Mercer St. .. ...63 U.H. ....1 S.W.B. ....1o M.A.D. ....14 S.M.R. ....38 S.Ed. .....6o U.H. ........1oN.E. .. . .62 Canal St. .... 41 U.H. ........16 S.W. ...27 Mercer St. .35 Univ. Place.. ...2M.D. ..,D,W.B. ..........24S.Ed. 45 Univ. Place. CLASS '95, SOPHOMORES-Cmfmwd. Name. Lester Morris Conrow .... William Brown Cooke ..... Allen Wickham Corwin ........... Alfred Cramer, Ir ................ Harden Lake Crawford, B. S ...... james Stoner Crawford ....... . . Charles Clement Cresson, jr. . . . Carleton Curtis, C. E ............. james Frederic Dale. ........... . . Harzze Address. Long Branch City, N. Room. I .......... 2Q Canal St VVl1eeling, W. Va ......... Middletown, N. Y ....... Cramer Hill, N. I .... N.Y. City .... .Arch Spring, Pa. . San Antonio, Texas .... N. Y. City. ......... . Trenton, N. I ...... .....12 N.M.R .. ..... 3E.B S.W ....4W.M.W' .......8S.R ..1IW.B SRV 36 Univ. Place ......3N.M.R Plainfield, N. I ........ William Nelson Davey, C. E ...... East Orange, N. I .,.. ........... 3 W.W Walter Raines Darby ............. J. T. Davis .... I ..... - .............. Walter Davis ............... Elkins, W. Va ....... Wilkes-Barre, Pa .... Charles Ernest Dechant .......... .Catawissa, Pa ..... james Windsor Decker, B. S .... Howard De For-rest, B. S ......... Daniel Weaver Dexter .... Ralph Seltzer Dilley .... Huston Dixon .... ..... Scranton, Pa ..... N. Y. City. ..... . Elmira, N. Y ..... . . . . .Philadelphia Pa. . . . . ....Trenton, N. Gail Ayers Dray, B. S ...... ..... C hicago, Ill ..... Arthur Dunn ..................... Towanda, Pa .... George Hamilton Edwards ........ Lisle, N. Y .... Ernest Dick Egbert ............... Franklin, Pa .... Victor Edgar Egbert, B. S ........ Allegheny, Pa .... . Macomb Kean Elmer, B. S.. . .. .... Bridgeton. N. I. . . . 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. . . . Blairsville, Pa .... Florida, N. Y ..... Swissvale, Pa ....... Wallingford, 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 ..... N. Y. City. ..... . Princeton, N. I .... Joseph Douglass Green, C. E .... . Syracuse, N. Y. . . . 33 so Univ. Place . ........... 3 N.E ........6M.D ....r5S.D .....17E.W .'...roS.R .......67U.H ........66U.H .9androU.H ..........roN .......3oU.H ....9 N.E .....9N.E ....4N.M.R ....4N.W .....3E.B .......I1N.W .......18 S.M.R 32 and 33 U.H ........r7W.W .......29N.E ....112 Nassau . ..... 7 N.M.R 78 Univ. Place ........ 6 E.B 70 and 71 U.H .. . . .3 Stockton St . . . . .3 Stockton St U.H 35 Univ. Place ...Harrison St ........15S.D 3 CLASS '95, SOPHOMORES-Conlznued. Name. Home Addresr. Wilfrid Matchin Hager ....... ..... Charles Lee Hamilton, B. S ...,... Clarence Mitchell Hamilton ........ George Cadwalader Hammill, jr. . . 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 .............. William Frederick Hencken, C. E.. Charles Elvin Hendrickson, jr. . Gerardus Post Herrick ............ Henry Pitney Hillard, C. E. ...... . 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 ...... .... R. L. Kennedy ................... Edward Bowne Kenyon ........... john Valentine Koch, jr., C. E .... Harvey Wilson Koehler ........... Edwin Snow La Fetra, B. S .,..... Vlfilliarn Remsen Lane ............ East Orange, N. J. Pittsburg, Pa ...... South Orange, N. S .... .... New York City .... Beirit, Syria ..... Chicago, Ill. .. . . . . Princeton, N. I .... Caldwell, N. I ..... E. Northfield, Mass Homeland, Md ...... Morristown, N. I ..... Brooklyn, N. Y .... S. McAlester, I. T. New York City .... Mount Holly, N. I. New York City .... Gladstone, N. J .... Chestnut Hill, Pa. . Wilkes-Barre, Pa. . Hugh Lenox Hodge. . .......... . . . Stephen Alexander Hodge, B. S. . . .Newark, N. J .... New York City ..... New York City .... jersey City, N. J ..... . . . Chicago, Ill ........ .. Trenton, N. I .... Columbus, O .... . Baltimore, Md ..... Cincinnati, O .... .Newark, N. I ...... New York City .... Washington, D. C.. Bedford, Pa ....... Brooklyn, N. Y .... Newcastle, Del .... Woodbury, N. J. . . New York City .... Scranton, Pa ............ . Colorado Springs, Col ..... . . Raritan, N. I ..... . ...... . Brooklyn, N. Y ........ Kingston, Pa .......... .. Washington, D. C ..... Orange, N. ,I ...... Charles Henry Leeds, B. S ........ Stamford, Conn. . . 34 Ream. 72 and 73 U.H 72 and 73 U.H .31 Univ. Place . . ........ 44 Nassau .......2oN.W S.D ....245 Nassau St. .. .... D,W.B. .....7W.W ....roE.M.W ......rW.B. ....1U.H .....9S.R. ....2M.D .....39S.Ed .....77U.H .....68U.H .....1oS.M.R .....4 E.M.W. . .... 8 W.M.W .240 Nassau St. ......18 S.E .....I1N.D. ....2oE. W. ....6N.W .....75 U.H ....14 N.E .....32U.H ....1z S.D. .....34S.Ed .......I,U.H S.E.B .Nassau Hotel ......1zS.E.B ...165 Nassau ...62 Canal St E.B .....11S.M.R . .187 Nassau CLASS '95, SOPHOMORES- Nanze. Thomas Leggate ...... . . . . . R. M. Leggett ......... ......... Thomas Kemmerer Leidy. .. . . . . . Thomas Dimock Leonard, B. S... Charles Borie Lewis, B. S ..,..... Frederick Wheeler Lewis. ...... . . Walter Gillette Libby ..... . Noah Loder, jr ............ William Henry Logan, jr ........ john Walterhouse Lord .......... Robert Livingston Loughran .... Leslie Cliiford Love ............. Honze Address. . Allegheny, Pa ..... . Cleveland, O .... C anim zzed. Room. ......25 N.Ed. ...27 Chambers. .Boyertown, Pa. . . . .......... 7 N.M.R. .Syracuse, N. Y .... ... .Philadelphia, Pa .... .Wichita, Kan ....... Summit, N. J ....,.... .Port Chester, N. Y ..... .Princess Anne, Md .... .Baltirnore, Md ...... ..Kingston, N. Y... . .Montclair, N. I .... Victor Herbert Luken ........... Elizabeth, N . I ..... Egbert Shepard Marsh, C. E ...... Bridgeport, Conn ..... Henry Buck Master .............. William Hamilton McColl ....... Philadelphia, Pa .... .Caledonia, N. Y ..... Edward McCormick, C. E ......... Germantown, Pa .... Harold Fowler McCormick ........ Chicago, Ill ....... Stanley Robert McCormick ....... john Capell McFarlan, B. S ...... Chicago, Ill .......... .Amsterdam, N. Y ..... Andrew Reed McNitt ...... ....... S iglerville, Pa .......... Henry Augustus McNulty ........ .South Orange, N. I ..... George Miles. . . ................. Gordon, Pa ..... .... . . . . Lawrence Porter Miller .... .....Gerardstown, W. Va. . . .. William Albert Minot. ............ South Orange. N. I ..... Franklin Blake Morse, C. E ...... William Hudson Morse .......... Walter Moses, B. S ........ Edward Munn, B. S ........ Franklin Murphy, jr .... ..... .Tarryt0wn, N. Y ..... .Trenton, N. I .... .....Trenton, N. .....East Orange,N. ....Newark, N.j...... William Cunningham Neill ........ Warren, Pa ......... Alexander Howard Nelson ....... . Chambersburg, Pa .... .64 and 65 U.H. .........7oU. H. W.B. ....r8 N.E. ....24 M.D. ....r7 N.Ed. .....8N.R .....rr S.E. ...,I N.M.R ....11 S.E.B. ....4 N.Ed. ....1S.R. ....r6 M.D. ....I6M.D. .....6E.B. .....I3 N.Ed ....r8 N.E .....28N.Ed .....38N.Ed .....6S.W. ....6oU.H. .....3N.E. ......3S.R . ...I9W.W ....11N.D Hugh Nelson ..................... Selma, Ala ......... ....... . . .48 W.H. Andrew Parker Nevin ..... ..... P hiladelphia, Pa .... ..... I o Dickinson St. john Sargent Newbold ..... ..... P hiladelphia, Pa .... ............ 8 W.W. Roy Lorton North ............. ..Philadelphia, Pa. .. .... ...... 2 N .D. Courtland Nixon, C. E ............ Washington, D. C .... ..... N assau Hotel. Frederick Albert Norris, C. E .... .Brooklyn, N . Y ..... Edwin Mark Norris ....... ........ C orning, Ia ....... Anderson Offutt, B. S ...... ..... R ockville, Md ..... Edward Roe- Otheman ........... jacob Schweighauser Otto. . . . . . Frederick William Park .......... O. A. Parker ........ . . .New York City .... .Buffalo, N. Y... .. .Cranford, N. I. .. . ........ 4W.W. ......24 N. .....5N.W S.E.B. ..........1rE.B. .....Fostoria, ...52 Univ. Place. 35 CLASS '95, SOPHOMQRES-comfmmd, Name. William Paterson,C. E. . .. james Donaldson Paxton, C. E . . . james Wilson Paxton, jr., 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 ..... Frank Reynolds C E job Reynolds Ir. B. S. .. Pierre Evertson Richards, Harry Morgan Post ....... I . . , . I 1 B William Henry Roberts, jr ........ Alexander Vinton Roe, C. E Robert Edwin Ross ...... Thomas Ross ............. Lynn Ryerson Rutter, B. S. . . . . . Robert Reed Schellinger, C. E .... Arthur William Schumacher, C. E., Edward Ely Scovill, C, E. . Archer Whitney Seaver, B. S ...... Warren Ilsley Seymour ........... Hairy English Shaw ....... .... Arthur Mason Sherman. . . Charles Sinnickson. ....... Thomas Slidell, C. E ........ .... Edgar Mason Smead .............. Charles Francis Smith, B. S ..... . . John Clarence Smith ........ . . . Fitzhugh Coyle Speer .... Richard Stockton, C. E. .. William Ridgely Stone .... Clement Moore Summers. . Edward Forrester Sutton.. Knox Taylor, B. S ........ Arthur Rogers Teal. . . . . . Lawrence Mercein Terry, C. E .... john Hamilton Thacher. . . Frank Reed Thompson .... Home A dziress. Princeton, N. I ...... Princeton, N. .I ..... Philadelphia, Pa ..... . Titusville, Pa ..... Germantown, Pa. . Covington, Ky. . . .. N. Y. City. ...... . Summit, N. j ..... .....68and6g U.H Englewood, N. J ..... . Baltimore, Md ...... ........Omaha,Neb...... Rochester, N. Y .... N. Y. City ,....... Brooklyn, N. Y ..... Maquoketa, Iowa. Maquoketa, Iowa. .... . . S .... N. Y. City. ...... . Cincinnati, O ..... N. Y. City. .... . Chicago, Ill ...... Doylestown, Pa. . . Chicago, Ill .... . . . Princeton, N. I ....... Los Angeles, Cal. . N.v.city... ... Philadelphia, Pa. . Pittsburg, Pa. . ......... Long Branch, N. I .... .... Long Branch City, Philadelphia, Pa. . Princeton, N. j. . . Bloomsbury, N. I. NJ .... Chillicothe, Ohio ..... Asbury, N. J ..... Zanesville, O ...... Princeton, N. j. . . Washington, D. C. .. ..... Otturnwa, Ia. . . .. N. Y. city. ...... . Chester, N. I ..... Elizabeth, N. J... I Room. .. . . .12 Stockton St zo Steadman St. ......12 S.W.B. N.D. .....,..42U.H. .. ...... I5S.Ed. .... 4 ......4N.Ed. .P, U.H. ....8 W.M.W .......I1 . ..4o Nassau St . .40 Nassau St. .........5S.R ....I2 S.W.B. .. ..... 18 N.W . . . .86 Nassau St. . .10 .. ........ 3 N.D. . . .89 Mercer St. W.W. ..rz E.W. .....33N.Ed. 6S.R. ....2g Canal St. .29 Canal St. .. ..... I4 U.H. .74 Bayard Ave. D. S.R. ......I3 N.E. . ........ 4 N.R. . . .48 Mercer St. 13U.H. Princeton, N. I ..... Kansas City, Mo .... Cincinnati, O ..... 36 ..27William St. ........1oN.W. .......Io S.Ed. ..Io8 Mercer St. .... ...IoS.R. N.W. CLA SS '95, SOPHOMORE5'-Cozztznzzed. Name. .Home A ddress. Thomas Gawthrop Trenchard ..... Church Hill, Md. . . Wilbur Marshall Urban ...... john Bennett Vaughn, C. E. . Raymond Lynde Wadh ams ....... Philip George Walker. . . . . W. D. Ward ............... Guy Scott Warren, C. E ...... Dexter Mason Ferry Weeks . john Fox Weiss ............. .Germantown, Pa.. . . . . .Vifilkes-Barre, Pa. .W'ilkes-Barre. Pa .... .. . . .Charleston, 'W. Va .....Rochester, N. Y... .....St. Louis, Mo..... .....Webster, N. Y. . .. .I-larrisburg, Pa .... . Arthur Register Wells ............ Corning. Ia ...... Daniel Parvin Westcott, C. E.. . Arthur Lidlie VVheeler, B. S. . Robert Ralph Wherry ....... George White .......... Howard White ......... Linsly Rudd Williams .... Alfred Wilson. . ., ....... . . . Maurice johnson 'Winfield .... William Alexander Wood .... George Edwin Woodhouse. . . Louis Clayton Woodruff .... Leigh Wyman, B. S .... . . . Francis Nicoll Zabriskie ..... Robert Lansing Zabriskie .... . .Burlington N. J. . . Room. .....19N.Ecl ......2S.E ....E,E.B .........5S.D .45 Univ. Place .......3oU.H .197 Nassau St .........SN.R .. ........ 34 N.Ed . .Bryn Mawr, Pa .... .... 7 5 and 76 W.I-I .....Peking, China.. .. Titusville, Pa ..... .....Rye, N.Y........ .. ...New York City... .....Franklin, Pa. .. .. Logansport Ind ..... . :.Colcl Spring, N. Y. . . . . .Manchester, Eng.. Southington, Conn .... .... .....St. Louis, Mo. . .....Princeton, N. j.... .....Aurora, N. Y.... ref? 'lInI1iL U' V 'I -7 u U ff ll H, ff Mui 'I 'V pl W Htl, 47' Til' ' wglllllllll I 4411 wmW4u '2?i . ' ml- fi: ': ,lf f iffy, If lf! f 5S y9'I12iM 1 hlffimlfy ll . -:-L-T-:v Lev., 37 .. ..... 19N.Ed ....16 NE ....u S.W ....1IU.H .....3S.E.B ....I6 N.W ..,.....4I N.Ed ......17S.M.R .23 Dickinson St .. ..... 172 Nassau St . . . .52 Mercer St .........12S.E ' v. 1 11-, gl W :lx 4' gf M--5' Q . 1'- H .,-., ' 'L Vfmff- , 4. , fm M TW' W wx 11 QW- MkXiX N - WM' ,fs 'ff' fjq ,' i. S' -X. UI I., ,:f:f53a1h?'ix Q ' QL ' NJ ' -- Xqjfgk N- 9 eg --m v I I fl'Q?Ii555:i?'f5I5j1', '3'5. W TW -2'-1:5-: 'rf'ff, ' ' .' -1--'11,--:WE rfiif. nf. 1 elif'-:grim i3ija'?'2Tf' j!fZjf:.,u:'.5, 7 X , 1. aPzv-ai1-H':e.f'rf.-ff, 11: 4 '-f3'ff:ff ' A 4MQN5pKl..fQgr.Sw , uigfxx wg , QQQQSQQQQQ-?A5i.'2ffs4 ,-117A A ,, WM-' T' rQ.,gQx ' -'Q fLM'4J.v4f'lx ' ff . X F- 1 f..,'fIf1rh-'M ,gxkff .zz ' jf get -2agmmXl161'x'V -EWQQQA-i?S in , 'ig-ffQjL1,Q?,f -nf! - -- .Q - mifiifi..l.9l.L3Sx5Qf?Exb f - ??27:s:3V ' -f DAN - '.-4..--2:- L -1 '12 -f . nil' f-X 2 - N 5 4- Pd, 3- .Y 1, -fl ' ' -ggi! ...lf-fe X0 ' CLASS ORGAN IZATION. L. LEA, Preszkienl. W. S. MCGUIRE, S5531 and Treas 38 Name. H. C. Adams., .... J. W. Alford .... F. O. Allen, jr .... G. K. Allen, jr .... H. MCC. Anderson ..... .... . L. F. Appleman ...... .... Wm. M. Atkinson ..... ..... F. A. Baker ,....... ..... H. W. Barnett .... D. W. Bates .... Wrn. S. Bayles .... I. N. Beam ..... Wm. H. Bean ..... E. Bennett, jr .... H. H. Bergen ...., R. Billings ...... E. H. Bishop ..... A. Bissell ......... G. G. Blackmore .... ..... E. T. Blackwell ..... .... P. I. Boice ........ C. B. Bostwick ...., ..... I. I. Bowes ....... C. M. Bowman ..., ..... R. W. Brace ...... E. S. Brearley. . .. C. O. Bressler .... B. Brien .......... R. P. Brockway ..... .... . E. H. Bronson .... M. Brooks ...... A. H. Brown .... C. Brown ...... O. I. Brown .... S. S. Bunting ..... Wm. Bush ...... C. D. Burt ........ R. Byington, Jr ..... ..... T. Cadwalader .... J. K. Cain ............ ..... J. MCD. Carnochan H. F. Chamberlain .... ..... P. A. Chamberlain .... ..... W. Chandler, jr .... ..... CLASS '96, FRESHMEM Home Address. Webster Groves, Mo.. . . East Orange, N. -I. .. Philadelphia, Pa ..... Red Bank, N. I .... . Charleston, W. Va .... Princeton, N. I ..... Princeton, N. I .... Philadelphia, Pa.. . . .. . . Springfield, Newark, N. I ..... ......New York City..... Intercourse, Pa ..... Stillwater, Minn ..... Topeka, Kan ........ Brooklyn, N Y ..... . ..... Woodstock, Vt. . . . . . E. Orange, N. I.. . .. Milford, N. Y .... Cincinnati, O ...... Hopewell. N. I ..... . . . ..Indianapolis, lnd. . . . .N. Y. City ......... Pittsburgh, Pa .... Philadelphia, Pa .. . Room. . . . .. .148 Nassau St U.H .. . .19 Univ. Place . .. .IS7 Nassau St . . .17 Dickinson St . . . .78 Nassau St . . . . .19 Univ. Place .......2o Chambers St 27 Vandeventer Ave .28 Chambers St ..........14N.D .... 2 Nassau St .....162 Nassau St ....36 Univ. Place ....88 Nassau St . . .11 Dickinson St . . . .31 Univ. Place ....... .2W.B . . . .20 Chambers St . . . . . .42 Nassau St ....3g Nassau St . . . .76 Univ. Place . . . .36 Univ. Place Blackwood, N. I .... .. ..... 24 Chambers St Lawrenceville, N. I ..... Lebanon, Pa ........ Dayton, O ......... Brooklyn, N. Y... .. Philadelphia, Pa .... Philadelphia, Pa .... Polk, Ia ............ Philadelphia, Pa .... N. Y. City .......... Philadelphia, Pa .... Wilmington, Del ..,..... Brooklyn, N. Y ...... Brooklyn, N. Y .... Philadelphia, Pa .... Sewickley, Pa ..... Towanda, Pa .... N. Y. city ...... .... Bahia, Brazil .... Elizabeth, N. I .... 39 .. .8 Edwards Place ...47 Univ. Place ......2r5 Nassau St ...6 Edwards Place U.H . . .2 Witherspoon St ... ..3I Steadman St . .... ........ 7 N.R .....62 and63U. H 32 Vandeventer Ave ...88 Nassau St . .......... 3 M. D ....31 Univ. Place ........15 Univ. Place I9 Vandeventer Ave . . .8 Edwards Place ... . . .19 Univ. Place P. L. S. Clark. .... . . J. Name. H. Churchman. . . . .. . . . B. Cochran ..... T. C. Coe ....... L. Coleman.. . .. E. E. Conover .... H. M H W. Coulter I. Crispin ...... H. Cross ....... B. Dangerfield .... A . S. J. A. L. P. Dennis. . .D.Dav1s,... B. Davis. ..... . R. Delaiield .... CLASS igb, FRESHMEN-Coniznued. Home Address. Burlington, N. I. Orange, N . J .... Morristown, N. I Room. .. .. . . . .24 Chambers St . . . ..... I5 Univ. Place .........18S.Ed Newark, N. I ...... .... 1 2 Dickinson St Springfield, Ill. . . .. .... 2 Nassau St Greenwich, Conn. . . . . . . . .39 Nassau St Greensburg, Pa .... . ..... 50 Nassau St Mt. Holly, N. I .... Allegheny, Pa ..... Lakewood, N. I .... . . Berwick, Pa ..... Philadelphia, Pa. N. Y. city .... . .... . N. Y. City .... Portsmouth, N. H G. G. Dewey. ....... .... . H. S. Dickerman ...... ..... Wm. S. Dickson .... ..... E. L. Dodd ....... A. A. Doolittle .... Wm. F. Doty ...,. G. I. Drew ......... ..... J. W. Drummond ..... ..... E. Dwight ........ A. N. Easton ..... D. F. Edwards. . . . J. J. Elliott ..... J. H. Emlen .... I. C P. Erdman .... . M. Evans .... E. G. Farley .,.. F. Fentress ..... H L. B. Fish ..... Wm. A. Fisher. . Wm. Fitzgerald ..... ..... E. L. Ford ........... ..... P. Frazer, jr ........ ..... T N . Galt, jr ........ . B. Gaskill ..... T. L. Gaskill ..... D A . R. B. Glenn ....... ..... . Wm. Godfrey ..... ..... C. H. Grant ........ .. . .. E . Gray ........ L. H. Gray ..... N.D .........9S.M.R . . . .39 Nassau St . .26 Steadman St . . . . .rr Dickinson .19 Univ. Place .....15Univ.Place .....31Univ.Place Springfield, Ill ....... .... 2 4 Chambers St Pittsburgh, Pa ..... .... I 48 Nassau St Orange, N. J' .... Davenport, Ia. . . St. Louis, Mo .... Planfleld, N. J ..... ... ...... 86 Nassau St .. . . .Riverside, Col. . . . . . .. ... . .67 Prospect St Washington, D. C ... .... 165 Nassau St . . . .15 Dickinson St . .60 Univ. Place . . . ........ I4 S.D Summit, N. I ........ ..... 4 7 Univ. Place jersey City, N. I ......2gCanalSt Murfreesboro, Tenn .... . . .67 Prospect St Trenton, N. I ........ ....... 5 8 john St Morristown, N. I ..... .......... 2 S.D Towanda, Pa .......... . ....... .. .ro N.C White Plains, N. Y .... .... I 5 Dickinson St Chicago, Ill ..... Hancock, N. Y.. ..........3W.M.w 2 Witherspoon St Baltimore, Md ..... ............ 3 I U. P Columbia, Pa .... .... 3 6 Univ. Place Allegheny, Pa ...... ..... 3 9 Nassau St Philadelphia, Pa ..... ..... 3 9 Nassau St Aurora, Ill ...... Mt. Holly, N. J. . Mt. Holly, N. J. Princeton, N. J. . N. Y. city ....... . . . ..... 36 Univ. Place .. . .... 138 Nassau St . . . .... 138 Nassau St . .. .... I5 Dickinson St ....168 Nassau St summit, N. 5 .... ............... s E.B Columbus, O. . . L . ......... 47 Univ. Place Princeton, N. I ......... 39 Vandeventer Ave 40 Name. M. Gray .... .... . . R. H. Greene .... W. K. Greene .... A. Gunster .... Wm. Hager .... . W. J. Haines .... . F. M. Hall ....... L. W. Hall, Jr .... B. S. Halsey... .. E. W. Hamiiton.. John Hanlon ...... H. M. Harriman.. H. S. Harris ...... J. B. Hatheld ..... D. F. Henry, Jr... C. S. Heritage .... E. C. Herr ...... . E. J. Herring .... D. B. Helm... CLASS '96, FRESHMEN-Corztznued. .Home Address. ....Columbus. ....Sterling, Kan. . . ....Cedar Rapids, Ia. . . .. ....Scranton, Pa...... ....St. Louis, Mo..... ....Elkton, . ...Jackson Centre, O. ....Harrisburg, Pa.. .. . . . .Midland Park . J ..... , N N. Y. City ........... Brooklyn, N. Y ...... .. .... N. Y. City ..... .. ....Rochester, N. Y. . .. .. . .... Alexander, Pa. . . . .... Allegheny, Pa. . .. ....Glassboro, Pa. . . .. ....Denver, Col....... ....MoscoW, N. ....N.Y. city........ E. B. Hodge ....... ....Burlington, N. J. . .. .. F. E. Hoffman .... E. W. Holmes .... J. S. Hornans ..... C. R. Hudson ..... A. L. Humes ..... A. Jackson ....... Wm. H. Jamison. . A. T. Johnson .... C. M. Johnson .... W. L. Johnson .... G. Johnston. A. B. Jones .... J. D. Jones .... T. M. Jones..,... P. O. Judson ..... A. M. Kennedy... J. C. Kerr ......... C. M. Kershovv .... . C. H. Ketcham.... A. G. Killmer. J. D. Kilpatrick. .. K. R. Kingsbury.. L. Kirkman ...- . . . B. S. Kimedge. .. D ....FortWayne,Ind........ ....Dover, Del........ ... .Englewood N. J.. .. .. . .Springfield Ill... .. .. . .Knoxville, Tenn... . ....BerWick,Pa . .. .... Allegheny, Pa. ,. . . . Philadelphia, Pa. . . . .WaShington, D. C. ....Sing Sing, N. Y... ....Bi1Tningharn, Ala. .. .. Hol1y,N. . . . .Wilkes-Barre, Pa. . ...Pittsburgh, Pa... . . . .E. Arlington, Vt. . . . Philadelphia, Pa. . . . ....EngleWood, N. J. . . . .Philadelphia, Pa. . . . ....Yonkers, N. Y... . . . .... Bound Brook, N. . . . .... Baltimore, Md. . . .. .... E. Orange, N. J. i ....PortJe1vis, N. . . . . Cincinnati, O . . . 42 Ream. ....47 Univ. Place .27 Mercer St .6o Univ. Place ....11 Dickinson, St Ed . . . .15 Univ. Place ... .36 Univ. Place .. . . .28 Chambers St . . . . .20 Chambers St ....31 Univ. Place .....15 Canal St ...32 Mercer St ..I44 Nassau St .....24 Chambers St ....36 Univ. Place . . . .197 Nassau St .. . .15 Univ. Place .. . . .24 Chambers St I2 Vandeventer Ave ...........17N.Ed ...........14N.D .. . . .21 Chambers St . . . .36 Univ. Place . . .42 Nassau St I4 Vandeventer Ave I2 Vandeventer Ave ......185 Nassau St .. .............. 33 S.E .. . . .33 Chambers St . . ..... zo Chambers St .. . . .42 Nassau St ... .167 Nassau St ... . . .27 Mercer St . . . . .15 Dickinson St .... .8 Stockton St . ..I34 Nassau St . . .163 Nassau St ........3N.M.R . . . .47 Univ. Place . . . .31 Univ. Place . . . .2 Edwards Place . . . . .144 Nassau St Name. R. R. Knight .... . E. E. Kurtzeborn. L. Lea ........... CLASS '96, FRESHMEN-Coniznued. Home A ddress, .. . ..... Shelbyville, Ky .... . .. .....St.Louis,Mo...... .. ..... Philadelphia, Pa.... .. F. C. Leas. ....... ..... P hiladelphia, Pa. . . . LeR. P. Leas.. . . . Wm. W. Leonard ..... ..... W. D. Libbey. ...... .,... lV lontclair, N. R. L. Litch. . .. .. R. F. Little ....... F. W. Loetscher. . I. M. R. Long .... I. H. Louser .... P. Loving ...... A. H. Lybyer.. . . . W. T. Lyle ,.... G. W. Lyon .... .....Bethlehem, Pa... Y. City....... .. ..... Dubuque, Ia.... . .... Bangor, Pa .... . .....Lebanon, Pa...... .....Columbus, O.... .....Brazil,Ind........ ...Nevvark, N. J.. . . . . . .B-ridgeton, N. J. . . C. L. Martm. ........ ..... S umrnit, N. I.. . . .. Wm. A. Mather. . Wm. F, Mattingly, ....N.Y.C1ty........ Ir ..... ..... W ashington, D. C S. H. Mattson, jr. ...... ..... S haron Hill, Pa... F. C. McDonald . R. McN. McElroy W. C. McGregor.. Wm. S. McGuire. J. E. McLain ..... S. McLanahan .... W. D. McLean. . . L. J. Mead ....... A. G. Milbank .... 1. W. Miller ...... S. VV. Miller, jr. .. E. K. Mills ..... F. L. Mills .... .. W. G. Mitchell .... J. J. Moflitt ....... I. I. Moment ..... M. C. Morgan ..... R. S. Morris .... F. P. Mudge .... F. Muirheid .... . . Wm. H. Musser... I. L. Myers ....... ...Mt. Union, Pa.... . ...Louisville, . . ..... Wheeling, W. Va.. Philadelphia, Pa. .... . Salisbury, Md ...... Ream. .. . . . . .2o1.Nassau St 27 Vandeventer Ave . . . . . .31 Univ. Place .. . . .20 Chambers St . . . . .20 Chambers St ......78 Nassau St . . . . .36 Univ. Place ... .39 Nassau St . . . .41 Univ, Place . .29 Canal St .. . . .36 Univ. Place . . . .31 Williams St . .. . . .78 Univ. Place . ......... 9 Park St 29 Vandeventer Ave .' ............ 4 N. E U.H . . . .41 Univ. Place . . . . . .86 Nassau St . . . .27 Chambers St .II Canal St ... . .27 Williams St . . . ....... 166 Nassau St Norwalk, O .................. I5 Univ. Place .....johnstown, Pa ... Chambersburg, Pa ...... I4 Vandeventer Ave . . . . . .36 Univ. Place Washington, D. C ....... ...... 1 85 Nassau St N. Y. City .............. I9 Vandeventer Ave N. Y. City. .... .... . .....Friesbnrg, N. I. .. . ..... Saltsburg, Pa .... . .....Morristown, N. I . ......Iamaica, N. Y.. . . .. . . .Washington, D. C Harrisburg, Pa ..... ....Orono, Ont........ ... Princeton, N. J. .. San Rafael, Cal .... .. . . .Princeton, N. J. .. Cogan Station, Pa .... . . ..... Harrisburg, Pa. . . . Plainfield, N. I ......... C. E. Newman .... ..... A lbany, N. Y ..... A. Neyhart ..... .....Tidioute, Pau.. 42 .. . . . .41 Univ. Place .. . . .28 Chambers St IQ Vandeventer Ave . ............. 5 Nassau St .. ....... 217 Nassau St ......31CanalSt ...........79U.H .....28 Chambers St . ........ 36 Mercer St .. . . .11 Dickinson St .. . . .16 Stockton St . . . .36 Univ. Place . ........ 32 Mercer St. 32 Vandeventer Ave . .. ..... 39 Univ. Place CLA SS '96, FRESHMEN-Con!z1zued. Nanze. H. B. Northrup .... E. B. Ogden ..... F. C. Okey ........ Hovzze A zidress. .. . Johnstown, N. Y. . .. . . ..Chatha1n, N. J.. . . . Corning, Ia ..,........ W. B. Orr ,.... ...... ..... C h arnbersburg, Pa F. R. Outerbridge ..... ..... S. R. Outerbridge.. ..... N.Y.C1ty......... S. P. Oathwaite ..... .... W ashington, D. C. I. R. Overton ...... 'D. Park ....... O. A. Parker ..., W. B. Parsons ..... C. E. Patton ..... F. M. Paul ..... R. B. Perry .... N. O. Petty .... A. E. Pew ...... G. P. Philip . . . H. G. Pierce ..... M. W. Pope... . I. A. Potter ...... W. W. Potter .... O. W. Rafferty.. . . . W. B. Reed. S. C. Reese ..... T. Ridgway ..... J. C. Righter .... G. B. Rives... . A. B. Roberts .... R. S. Rodgers .... A. Roesler, jr .... H. W. Rogers.. .. ..Towanda, Pa .... .. ....Corinth, Miss. .. ....Fostoria, ....Flushing, N. Y.... . .War1'ior's Mark, Pa ....Mo11tclair,N. J. . .. ....Germantown, Pa. .. ..Riverhead, N. Y. . .. ... . .Pittsburgh, Pa,. . .. ....Washi11gton, D. C. . . . .Wayland, N. Y. . .. .Annapolis, Md... . ..Franklin, N. Y .... . .....Pl:liladelphia, Pa. . . . . . .. .. . . .Pittsburg, Pa. . . . . . .....NeW York City.. .. .... .Pittsburg, Pa. . . . .. Philadelphia, Pa .... ......Williamsport, Pa.. Y. C1ty.,....... ....Bala, Pa........ ... Springfield, O. . . .. ..N. Y. City ....... . . . . .Philadelphia, Pa. . N. Y. City .......... C. Roland ........... .... R eading, Pa. ..... . I. G. Rosengarten ..... .... P hiladelphia, Pa .... A. E. Schaff ......... .... N . Y. City. ....... . J. H. Schiede .......... ...... T itusville, Pa ..... W. H. Schoonmaker ..... ..... P ittsburg, Pa. .... . E. L. Sheldon ......... .... M ontclair, N. I .... J. C. Sheriff ........ ..... A llegheny City, Pa ..... W. D. Silkworth .... . .. .Fishkill, N. Y.. . .. G. R. Sinnickson ..... .... J. D. smau ........ 1L. L. smith ..,... R. B. smith .... R. D. Smith .... Philadelphia, Pa .... . . . .Baltimore Md.. . . . . . ..Asbury Park, N. J. . .B1a.irsville, Pa .... . . . . Binghamton, N. Y. 43 Room. S. Ed. ....27 Chambers St. .........27N.C. ........I2S. Ed. . . . .41 Univ. Place. . . . .41 Univ. Place. . . . .76 Univ. Place. .15 Univ. Place. . .74 Canal St. . . . .52 Univ. Place. .. . . ..15 Univ. Place. . . .8 Edwards Place. ... . .16 Univ. Place. ....1g Univ. Place. .. . . .24 Chambers St. . . . .21 Dickinson St. . . . .197 Nassau St. .... . .168 Nassau St. 45 Vandeventer Ave. . . . . .21 Dickinson St. .... .8 Stockton St. ........26 S.Ed. . . . .148 Nassau St. . . . . .36 Univ. Place. . ...... 31 Univ. Place. ... . . . . . .45 Univ. Place. 27 Vandeventer Ave. .. . . .15 Dickinson St. . . ........ 47 Univ. Place . . . .78 Univ. Place. . . . . .II Nassau St. . . . .15 Univ. Place. ....15 Univ. Place. . .. .148 Nassau St. .15 Univ. Place. ....76 Univ. Place. .. . . .29 Canal St. I4 and I5 U.H. . . ..... , .47 Univ. Place. 29 Vandeventer Ave.. . . . ....... IO Dickinson St. CLASS '96, FRESHMEN-Cbntzviued. Name. Home A ddress. T. C. smith, jr. .. W. W. Smith .... .. F . . S. Smithers, jr ...... .... O. B. Sprecher .... .. . S. R. Spriggs ..... C. A. Stein ,..... W. M. Sterry .... . C. B. Stewart .... F. G. Stewart .... . T. H. A. Stiles . .. W. LeR. Stockton ..... .... G. R. Taggart .... A. A. Talmadge. . W. P. Thompson.. P. Tillinghast .... W. C. Titus ..... W. M. Tower .... I. M. Trout. E. B. Turner ..... R. E. Urban ...... H. Ure ........... G. D. Van Arsdale Wm. W. Verner. . M. B. Wailes ..... E. P. Ward ...... H. G. Waring .... D. E. Warner .... J. Waterhouse .... G. H. Waters .... L. J. Wayave P. C. Weed .... . . L. A. White ......... . . . C. H. Whitehead. . C. G. Wiestling. . . R. M. Wilkins .... C. F. Williams ..... .... R. F. Williams .... C. M. Willock .... H. B. Wilson .... W. R. Wilson .... M. I. Winfield .... A. E. Winter... . . M. Winton.. . . . C. W. Wisner.. . . Room. Springfield, Ill .... ..... 2 4 Chambers St. Springneld, Ill .... ..... 2 4 Chambers St. N. Y. City ...... . . . .166 Nassau St. Reading, Pa ..... .... ......... 2 3 Williams St. Livingston Manor, N. Y ............. I7 N.C. Hoboken, N. I ..... . N. Y. City .... . . Saltsburg, Pa ..... Princeton, N. J. . Wyoming, Pa ..... Princeton, N. J.. Woodbury, N . I. St. Louis. Mo ..... .... Altoona, Ill .... .. Englewood, N . I ..... Trenton, N. J. . . Brooklyn, N. Y.. Bridgeville, Del ........ Stroudsburg, Pa. Newark, N. I ..... . . Newark, N . J ..... .... Allegheny, Pa .......... Washington, D. C Dansville, N. Y ..... Yonkers, N. Y .. Unionsville, O .......... . . .39 Nassau St. . . . . .31 Steadman St. .......11 CanalSt . . . .21 Prospect Ave .........1oS.W.B ... . . .98 Mercer St. IQ Vandeventer Ave. .......47 Univ. Place. . . . .19 Univ. Place. . . . ...... 78 Univ. Place. . . . ................ 3 W.B. .27 Vandeventer Ave Corning, Ia ....... . . .............24N.C .. .31 Univ. Place 2Q Vandeventer Ave . . . . . .144 Nassau St ........78NassauSt . . . .45 Univ. Place . . . . . .163 Nassau St ............18N.Ed Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. .......... 2 N. E . . . .Peeksklll, N. Y.. ....Corning, N. Y... St. Paul, Minn.. . . .Philadelphia, Pa . .. .... Kansas City, Mo... . Vandalia, Ill ...... . . . ..... 24 Chambers St. New York City. . New York City. . Haverford, Pa ..... Allegheny, Pa .... Boston, Mass .... Denver, Col ....... Logansport, Ind.. . . . Orange, N. I. . .. Addison, N. Y.. . Baltimore, Md. . . . 44 .....2NassauSt . . ..... 27 Chambers St. .. .15 Canal St. .. . . .164 Nassau St. .. . .31 Williams St. . . . . .164 Nassau St . . . .12 Stockton St . ........ 45 U.H. .. . .164 Nassau St. . . . .47 Univ. Place . . . .63 Prospect Ave. . . ....... 16 N.W. . . . .47 Univ. Place. .. . .60 Univ. Place. . .. .60 Univ. Place. CLASS '96, FRESHMEN-Coniznued. Name. Horne A ddress. W. Womack, jr ..... . . . S. Worcester ..... ..... Wxight ..... Wyman ...... W. Yarrow ..... 'Elia Room. .St. Paul, Minn .... ..... I 5 Canal St N. Y. City ...... ....... I 9 N. E St. Loms Mo. ....... .... ......22 N.Ed Lebanon, O .... .172 Nassau St Brooklyn, N. Y ..... ....... I 8 S.M.R 'N 'V ,I V,-. W., U lj 'fxcfff K bf., QQ' -2' I JM NK .. 1' J ' , , . ,og , . 'V Q.. 1 J fy. -' I I yr . Q. 45 ff ff f ffff Z? X SPECI fyf ff' Ill 'I :L 'Sis sg, me ,fain - Q suit!!! .' U -. -. flat . -i . I AL STUDENTS. Name. Hoffze Address. A. C. Bartels .......... .... D enver, Col ....... Harry Elmer Bierly ...... .... R ebusburg, Pa .... Alexander B. Bigler ....... .... C leariield, Pa ....... Edward Arnold Brannon .... .... W eston, West Va ..... M. Brien ..... . ................. Dayton, O ........ Arthur Grant Brown ........... ...Woodbridge, N. J. . . .. Theodore Garretson Browning .... Cooperstown, N. Y. . . Richard Shepard Bryan .......... .St. Louis, Mo ......... William Marshall Bullitt ........ Q 1207 Second Street Louisville, Ky. George White Caldwell ......... .San Antonio, Tex ...... B. I. Clay, jr .............. ... Snyder Hoxie Clark ..... . . 3501 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo. f .Par1s, Ky ................. .. . I. H. Crawford ........ .... P h11a, Pa .................... George Kidder Davis .... . . ..Wilkes-Barre, Pa ....... , . . . 46 Room. .. ..165 Nassau St ....3S.E ......II S.E.B .......74U.H 47 Univ. Place ........7N.R .....38U.H ....8S.M.R ....I5N.E .......11W.B .68 and 69 U.H MQD 27 Williams St . ...... 16 U.H SPECIAL STUDENTS-Conizrzued. Naffze. Gaston Drake ........ David Dunlop, Ir .... J. E. Dwight, Jr ..... David Fentress ............ Walter Rockwood Ferris. . . Herbert Payne Fisher ...... H. Foster ....,... ........ Henry William Fox, Ir ..,. jesse Howard Fry ......... Demetrius N. Furnajieff ..... . . William james Grandin, Jr. H011ze Address. ..Yala-ha, Fla ...... . . .Petersburg, Va .... . ..N. Y. City ....... . Chicago, Ill ..... ..N.Y. City ....... . Philadelphia, Pa ........ .. . Union Springs, Ala .... . .2 Albion, N. Y ........ Rochester, Pa ....... ..Macedonia, N. I .... . R. Hatton .... .................... Albert Charles Hencken .... D. I. Hoyt ................. Charles Edwin Humphreys. john Wardell Ivins ........ Cho Hachiro Kajiwara ..... Martin Saxe Kaliske ....... Tidioute, Pa ......... NVashington. D. C ..... N. Y. City ....... . . ..Rochester, N. Y .... . ..Bryn Mawr, Pa ..... . 5 1 Charles Kellermann ............... Francis Wright Kennedy, Jr ..... William Burnet Kinney ..... .... I. D. F. Kip ............. Lucius Freeman Little ............ Malcolm Lloyd, jr ..............., Frederick Charles MacClave ..... john McDowell .................. john Randolph McAlpin .......... Harold Dyar McMillan ..... F. M. ,Merrill .... . ..... ... Harold Griiiith Murray ..... john Albert Murray. .... . john Sheldon Paul ....,.... R. W. Pogue ................ . . Ralph Raymond Ramsdell . E. F. Randolph ..... ...... W. D. Robertson .... . .... .. Edward Roderick .......... Richard Theodore Shelton. Henry King Siebeneck ..... H. C. Smtcher ............. William Henry Snyder ..... Little Silver, Nev.. . .. . .. Tokyo, japan ........... . 52 West 7ISt Street, N. Y. city. Pittsburg, Pa . ...... . Philadelphia, Pa ...... 1062 Broad Street, Newark, N. I. ' Cleveland, O .............. Owensboro, Ky. .. Philadelphia, Pa ..... Steubenville, O .... -.'Wyoming, Pa .... New York City .... Detroit, Mich .... Lewiston, Me .... .. Flushing, N. Y ,... N. Y. City ..... . N. Y. City ...... Cincinnati, O ......... 231 High Street. Germantown, Pa. Morristown, N. I ..... Cambridge, N, Y.. .. Hazelton, Pa ........ St. Louis, Mo ...... . .Allegheney, Pa ..... . Greenwich, N. I. Philadelphia, Pa ..... 47 Room. .....19 M.D, ....18W.W. ......18S.W . .............1oN.R. E. Witherspoon St. .. ....... 37N.Ed. S.R. ....42S. Ed. ......11W.W. ....1oW. M. W. ....3oS. Ed. S.R. .....4o S. Ed. .. .... 27N.Ed. .... 5U.H. ....29 S.Ed. .....3oN. Ed. .. .... ..23M.D. ..27 Chambers St. ...4I Univ. Place. ....2I5 Nassau St. .. ..... 1oS.W.B. 35, 36 and 37 U.H. .. ..6 and 7U.H. .....74 Canal St. . ..... 3N.M.R. .. .78 Univ. Place. N. Ed. .....11 Dickinson S. .. ...... 1E.M.W ..........2oS.E ..28 Chambers St ......Io W.M.W SPECIAL STUDENTS-Conlzhued. Name. D. Speer ................. E. T. Stewart ............... . . . . Newton Booth Tarkington ........ Robert McKean Thomas ...,...... I. H. Tuckerman. . . ..... john Van N ortrick ........ ..... john Jewell Van Vliet .... Henry Vincent, Jr ...... Charles Samuel Waldo .... ..... . William Henry Wells .... George Dudley Whitney . john Franklin 'Wilkins . . A. D. Williams ........... Ephraim King Wilson .... . .... . William Griftith Wilson . . Lee Barnes Woodcock .... Home Address. Room. Pittsburg, Pa ..... ..... 2 or Nassau St Indiana, Pa ........ ..... I 38 Nassau St Indianapolis, Ind ..... ........ U .U.H Elizabeth, N. J' ..... . ..... IO S.E Jamestown, N. Y .... . .... I E. W Batavia, Ill ....... Goshen, N. Y ..... Danville, Pa ....... Prattsburg, N. Y ...... jersey City, N. J ..... .....8W.B ....26M.D ....2S. Ed .....A.E.B .....23 S. Ed Glassbow, N. J. . .. ....... I4 W.W Washington, D. C... . .. ...... ...Io N.R Uniontown, Pa ..... .... 2 Witherspoon St Snow Hill, Md ....... .......... . .... 2 o E.W 814 Park Avenue Baltimore, Md. S 23 MD Bellefonte, Pa ............. .... 1 3 S.W wmv -- 1 fy! Pg bs A Kal ,gn F 'QF . 1 fin f xt :V . 1 1- -f 4. ' iw 4 ffzw ' ZQWW 12 T 48 ze! 1 ? 'S 5 fifix '1 V Ie cl:-ical SECOND YEAR MEN. Name. Cornelius Ray Agnew, A. B Albert Baylis Carhart ............. Paul Mervyn Randolph ......... . Hobart Dominick Betts. .......... . George Whitheld Betts, jr ........ Thomas Christy Chapin .... . Daniel Clarence Durland. . . . J. Williams Easton ....... Albert Egbert ......... William Elmer, Jr. .... . Keppele Hall ........... Anson Forney Harold.. . . . john Ely Moore ........ john Sheldon Paul .......... james Ditmars Rernsen ..... Christian Ihmsen Shannon ........ Walter Clare Stearns. ......... . . Robert Boorman Strong, A. B ...., Robert Stuart Stewart, A. B. Robert McKean Thomas . Haffze Addresr. New York City .... Brooklyn, N. Y .... Atglen, Pa ....... FIRST YEAR MEN. Eng-lewood, N. . Englewood, N. I.. . .. Montclair, N. I ..... New York City ..... . . . Princeton, N. I .... Franklin, Pa ................. Room. .....1I E.W. ....23 N.Ed. .....22M.D. ......6N.E. .... 6N.E. N.E.B.H. 47 Univ. Place. N.Ed. Trenton, N. I.. .................. 5 S.M.R.H. 240 W. State St., Trenton ......... I Manor Station, Pa ............ SEV. Coesse, Ind ....... . . . .... 3 Edwards Place. New York City .... .... Brooklyn, N . Y .... Sewickley, Pa. ..... . . New York City. ....... . . New Brunswick, N. J .... Detroit, Mich ........ Elizabeth, N. J ..... 49 .....4W.B.H. ....1oW.W. .....4S.R. . .... 16E.W. 3U.H. 68 Univ. Place . .........IoS.E. 4 V., .-. . .- 1 I,,f,. , ,, ' 3 .EN U , .,v. - ' ' ll -ff? ' VZ? f A . ZR-'T' - .-if QNX i sa 'X 'I :V 4, f l MSM N P 4 ' X ina F If if ffk QM ' ' I f 5 f - fW 1I?1gM L ' ', x K ' :,' !,'.? 4 P-WI? 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Pennsylvania.. ................ 23I n 4 New ,LS-:rsey ...... ..... 2 20 Clunla ............,. 3 New ork ..... ..... 2 o5 Mexico ............ 3 Maryland .............. ., 38 North Carolina ..... .. 3 Ohio ..................... 38 Syria .............. 3 Illinois ........... .. ...... . . 33 Alabama ........ .... 2 District of Columbia ..... 19 England ..... .. 2 Kentuckty .............. . 18 Florida .... . 2 Missouri.. ..... . I4 Germany 2 Indiana ..,. I3 Ireland .... .. 2 Iowa ....... IO Tapan ....... .. 2 Canada ..... . ,.. Q Louisiana. . . ., 2 Nebraska ...... . . . 9 Minnesota ..... .. 2 Michigan .... 8 Mississipi. . .. . 2 West Virginia ..... .. 8 Montana .,........... 2 Kansas ........... . . 7 New Hampshire .... 2 Wisconsin ..... . . 7 Turkey ............ 2 Delaware ...... . . 6 Virginia ....,.... 2 Georgia ......... ... 6 Australia. . .. 1 Massachusetts .... .. 6 Egypt ............. 1 Tennesee ..... ... 6 Honolulu . . .. .. 1 California ...... 5 Indian Territory... . 1 Colorado ....... 5 Oregon ........... .... . . 1 Connecticut ..... 5 South Dakota .,..... ,. 1 Nova Scotia ..... 4 Westlndies ....... 1 SUMMARY. GRADUATE DEPARTMENT. Fellows ............,................... .,.............,.......... 1 3 Princeton Graduates taking Graduate Courses ....... .. 27 Non-Resident Graduates ............... .......... 1 5 Post Graduates from other Coleges ..................,...... 55 - r ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. Io Seniors ,...... ......................,................ 1 14 guniors ......... ....................,....... ...... 1 5 1 ophomores ..... 150 Freshman ...... ......................... .......,... . . I8O Specials ...... ...,........................... ......... 5 3 1- 6 8 SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT. - 4 Students in the Electrical School .........,................... 20 Seniors .................. ........ . . 2X -juniors. . ......................... 42 Sophomores ,.... 74 Freshmen .... . 120 Specials. ..... .. .. .......... 26 Z 303 Undergraduate Students .... 951 Grand Total ............. 1061 -1-f- '?4 . .X - iplgrt ltn ' I 7 I . , X 'hill I l 1 , ' . ' l' I 1 ', ' I ' I 1 -14, 7 .1-'7v'1A Y 4 -1-G 4 , lax' L 5 5 g , , I A pai? ' - fl ,. - fr- A'-.1L7- - -T X SI N ....... N.E .... S.E ..... N.W .... S. N.R .... ' an 'f. Vj G51 I ,,.-R 5, Q el 11,2 5, p ,. ABREVIATIONS. . . . .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. S. R ...... .... S outh Entry of Reunion Hall. e N. M. R ..... .... N orth Middle Entry of Reunion Hall. S. M. R ..... .... S outh Middle Entry of Reunion Hall. E. W . . . .... East Entry of Witherspoon Hall. W. W ....... .... W est Entry of Witherspoon Hall. E. M. VV .... .... E ast Middle Entry of Witherspoon Hall. W. M. W .... .... W est Middle Entry of Witherspoon Hall N. Ed ..... .... N orth Entry of Edwards Hall. S. Ed ..... .... S Outh Entry of Edwards Hall. U. H.. . O. S .... B. . . . . .University Hall. 4 .. .Old Seminary. H ..... . . .Brown Hall. N. D. .... ..... N orth Entry Albert Dod Hall. M. D..- S.D ..... . . . .Middle Entry Albert Dod Hall, . . . . .South Entry Albert Dod Hall. W. B ..... ..... W est Entry Brown Hall. S. W. B ..... .... S outh West Entry Brown. Hall. E. B ...... .... E ast Entry Brown Hall. S. E. B., . . .... South East Entry Brown Hall. '93 ...... .... I s the present Senior Class. '94 .... . . . .Is the present junior Class. '95 ,.... ..... I s the present Sophomore Class. '96 ..... .... I s the present Freshmen Class. 52 1 B -Qiii... -'Ji I g afiaig -I I-55 '..I,,..... .,.,i .1 -'E' :.5::.. I I-ul If IIIIIIIIIIIIII'IfIlfIIiiIIIIfeII'3IaE,2g1.,, I-ig ,, : .Iii,' . I 'I I I I 1 'I - - ILE' I-M2i4Hsi+effa'll' I I'I f'2fif1U'f I I , I - , I, n I I 1 ' I I ' 4. I I I I I IIII T I :, I ' , e 4 , .,, I-.EQGEIQQIIIIII , rf , 'e .yIeI-.,.gIfas, -. I ,,.,,.,..4..fn-.+. .,......, , ,, ,. I :iff - q I , 'U - I: I , , I ., I ,M I il '91,-'I f , Ii I -f- ,- 1 I'III:L'g.. M-M'lix'w'4 44, L. ,G I .. -.. IL? i: ' II If IIIIIIIUIIIIII .i'jQ -f- 56,5 , 'Nil -IFS? '- - fr' i Tig,-i - fb , :,,,f2:?aKB'QNXv,. ,L -W T-712 ww E fe-x.s.,:t.-. , +,a.--- -n:'P'D' ,4 N ,INF I Mfg' ft.-f-'r T III, 'Mf I1iy1'-T 'Jil ' 1 I If IIIAXQ- s fe ,Lili L .I Iga ,J-2' are gl 3 A aa: F -.1 ---' - - 1, ff- ..-fi 2-. -- WEST COLLEGE. NORTH W'EST ENT RY. Ewing, '94, - McBr1dge. Buchanan, '93, Kenyon, '93, Book Store, Ewing, ,Q5. Brussler. Oitltt, '95, Huston, '95, Thompson '95, Blacl-:morei '96, Neher, Tutor, Angell, '94, Fisher, Sp. Davidson, '94, Wintringer, 94, FiSiTl6I', '94, McWilliams, '94, I-ienkins, ,Q4. olmes, '94, I 2I BI 4 5 6 7 8 I SOUTH WEST EN TRY, Cramer, '95, Davis, yQ3. Carpenter, '93- Murra '93, Harrolii, '93, Mr. Turner. Curtis, '95, Minott, '95, E, Palmer, '93, J. Palmer, '93, Clay, ' . Daniela? '93, Dickey, '94, 9 I White, ,Q4. IO II 12 I I3 Sutton, '95, White, ,Q5. Driscoll, ,Q3. Chandler, '93, Woodcock, Sp, ,,.- DI RECTORY. EAST COLLEGE. NORTH E AST ENTRY. I I I 5I'.H?.'i'f,,? I 2 I 3322511333221 'SSI 2 3IEs5?:,- ' 4 Lyon, '96, 4 5 Bridges, '93, 5 6 Betts, 793. 6 7 LBWiS, '94, 7 8 Andrews, '93, 8 Q Egbert, '95- Q 10 I 532,iQ'E,'f',t. 'O I Campbell, '94, U H l Armstrong, '94, I2 I2 Willard, '94, I3 I3 Smith, '95, I4 I4 Imbrie, '95, I5 53 SOUTH EAST ENTRY, I E, Wherry, '93, J. Wherry, '93, Urban, '95, Bierly, P. G, I Ormond, '93, Nelson, '95, Hoffman, Sp. I Hughes, '93, Black, '93, Smith, '94, Blake, Tutor, Carter, '94, Thomas, '94, Luken, IQS. Zabriskie, 'Q5. Davis, P, G. Sexton, '94, Kenyon, '94, DIRECTOR Y-Coniznued. WEST COLLEGE. NORTH WEST ENTRY. E. Bergen, ' , H. Bergen, 255. I4 I5 Inslee, '94, Inslee, '93, I6 I Winfield, '96, . 17 Pollison, '93, , Briggs, 18 Roe, '95- 19 Nixon, '94, 20 Hardin, '95, EAST ENTRY, Carson, ,95. I Tuckerman, IQS, Akin '94, Foster, '95, 2 Love, '95, 3 Prof. Smith. Paulrnier, '94, 4 Fisk, '94, 5 Curran, '95, Brokaw, ,Q3. 6 Lloyd, '94, 7 Buckley, '93, 8 Agnew, E. E, Q Scovill, '95. Mather, '93, 'O Wurts, '93, Klots, '93, Ferguson, '93, Stearns, '93, De Forest, '95, Hammett, ,Q4, 7 Taylor, 9 5, Wilson, Sp. Hurst, '95. SOU 1' H WEST ENTRY. Laughlin, 'Q4. Ludington, '93, SEH2Q?2'.,,, Lowrie, '94, Dwight, Sp. Jones, '94, Priest, '94, McAllister, '94, EAST COLLEGE, NORTH EAST ENTRY, 15 Bulleft, '94, I6 4 Howland, '94, White, '95, Brodnax '94, I7 Davis, '94, McNulty ,95. 'S Libby, 193, ' Sherman, '93, 19 I Potter. Beveridge, ,QS- zo l Carter, WITHERSPOON HALL, EAST MIDDLE WEST MIDDLE ENTRY. ENTRY, Gibson, '94, 1 I Dickinson, '94, Robertson, 'QS. Hall, '93, Blake, '94, 2 Mcfllenahan, '94, Sykes, '94, 1 , I I, Fentress, 94, Koch, 95, 3 F, Fentress, 96. Hayes, '95, Petty, '96, Holland, 'QS' Hoge, '94, Platt, 95, 4 Brady, 933 M Crawfor , 95. l orris '9 . ' Proudit, 303. 5 Poe, '96, Otto '95, 'Rogers '93, Neill, '95. 6 Rogersz '94, Fraser, '93, Bright, '94, V Y, Allen, '94, F, Allen, '94, W inans. Park. 7 8 1 9 xo 54 H- 1iiggS,,'94- F, Riggs, 94. Porter, '95, Holly, '95, Mackenzie, '94, Thompson, '94, Snyder '95, Hatton: SOUTH EAST ENTRY, Halsey, '94, Van Horsen, '94 Tooker, '94, Stelle, '9 . Hunt. 3 McCord, '94, Jack, '94- NVEST ENTRY, Howe, '95. Smyfhe, '94, Davey, '95, Morris, '95, Shumacher, ,Q5. Bogue, '93, Harvey, '95, Lord, 95, 1 Newbold, 95. Borie, '95, Liggett, '94, Remsen, '93, Grandin, '94, Banker, '96, Prof, Westcott. H2,aS, 'Q4. Whitney, '94, Conkling, '94, Farnurn, '94, Flint, '95, Mitchell, '94, Munn, '95, Thaw, '94, x NORTH ENTRY. Nassau Lit, Byers '9 . schuiiz, 393. Baldwin, '94, Andrews, '95, Speer, '95, Brush, '94, Humphrey, '94, Bailey, ,Q4. Brown, '95, Loughran '95, Weiss, '95., Jack, ,Q4. Grier, '94, Ferris, Sp. Wilkins, 94, NORTH ENTRY. Coulter, '96 North '9 5. Pease., '9 5. Young '94, Rutter? '95, Beatty, '94, Carter, '93, Swain '9 . Bathgitef '94, Benson ' , Biaa1e, 92f' Janitor. Forman, '93, DIRECTOR Y--Cofzlznued, REUNION HALL. NORTH MIDDLE ENTRY. Marsh, '95, Mr, Topley. Darby '9-. Killmer, 'Za Elmer, YQ5. Reid, '93, Jeffery. '94- Leidy, '95, Frame, '95, Rugh, '94, McLeish, YQ4, Grant, '93, Fisher, YQ4. Cooke, '95, George, '94, Cilley, '93, McGafHn, 194. Tildsley, ,93. SOUTH MIDDLE' ENTRY, x Bowman, '95, 2 YVllSO1'1, '94, 3 See, 3 N. M. 4 Elmer, '94, 5 Elmer. E. E, 6 Dodd, Tutor, 7 Brown, '95, 8 Bryan, '93, 9 Phillips, '93, xo Holden, '9g. rx Lane, '95, I2 Bogart, '94, I3 Ottley, '93, I4 Candee, '95, I5 Patterson, '94, 16 Sloss, '93, Woodhouse '95, I7 I Yarrow, '94, I8 Fisk, '95. I9 Germany, '93, ALBERT DOD HALL, SOUTH ENTRY. I McCormick, '95, Fry. '95- Princetonian. Moses, ,QS. Shannon, '93. Humphreys, '93, Richards, '95, Smith, '95, Seymour, '95, Hodge, '93, Rogers, 93. Moore, IQ3, Cross, I Hendrickson, '95, Dexter, '95, Thacher, ,Q5. SOUTH ENTRY. MIDDLE ENTRY. Ixilfllag, '93, r Clark, lQ4. McKinney, '94, Y le 9 - . ' 3 Flick, '94, Carlisle, '94, Erdrnan, '93, 2 Colby, '95, , Erdman, '94, Herrick, '95, 1ll4!Icgormic1l?,,'95 . c ormic 95. Green, '93, 3 Hallock, ,93. Y Young, 93. Smead, '95, Wadhams, '95, McCay, Tutor. Stephens, P, G. Auchincloss, '95 Kinney, '94, 4 Murray, '94, l Spruance, '94, 5 Kellogg, '94, 6 Hartzler, ,95. Deckant, HQS. 7 Goodridge, '94, 8 Portser, '94, Wh te ' . 9 I sheii:013,?S3. 55 Satterthwaite, '93, Meredith, ,Q4. Williams, ,94. Drake, 94. Bailey, '95, Sill, '94, Randolph, '93, Wilson, '94, Kinney, '94, NORTH ENTRY, Miller, Tutor, DIRECTORY-Conlznued. ALBERT DOD HALL. SOUTH ENTRY. C. Hodge, E. E, I0 S, HOdge, I-iuhnson, ,Q4. Pierson. untington, IQS. Murphy, '95, H MacLaren, E, E, Forsyth, ,94. Harris, ,94. I2 Irvine, '95, Jenkins, '94, I3 Neely, '94, Bayles,'96. D h I Wig t 9 , McCam,pbell, '9 14 Church,,'9.?, Noble, 93, Barkley, '93, I5 Decker, 195. Green, 95. EDWARDS NORTH ENTRY, Sheldon 7Q4. Cartwright ' . ' 22I Wright. ' 94 Califf, '94, , 23 Henry, 93. De Witt, '93, J h I 24 o nson 93. IMCCO11, '95, ' Polcar, '95, 25 Leggatte, '95, Petrie, 194. 26 Roberts, ,94. janitor. 27 Kajiwara, ,95. I W. Dodd, 793. 28 Balliet, '95, I Dodd, '93, 29 Foster, '95, I Norton, '93, Hurd, '93, 30 Kennedy, ,Q5. Wilkinson, '93, 31 Ramsdell, ,Q4. I Norton, 793. 32 Brown, ,Q4. Hurd, '93, 33 Seaver, '95, Condict, YQ3. I 34 Westcott, ,Q5. I Everitt, 795. 35 Stevenson, ,94- McNitt, '95, 36 Montgomery, YQ3. Holt, IQS. , 37 FOX, '9s- I Swalfl, ,94. v 38 Miller, '95, iFellow,J L , 39 Neely, '93- o an 5. g , 9 40 Robinson, '94, Hulett, P, G, I 4I Greene, '93, Wherry, 195, Trenchar , '95, McColl, YQ4. Lawrence, '93, 42 Wood, '95, I Condit, '94, I Alexander, '94- MIDDLE ENTRY. Bliss ' . Cantfy??96. Lindsey, ,94. Barrett, '95, White, ,94. Walton, ,Q4. Heath, ,94. HALL. SOUTH B11iSt, ,Q3 . 1 Vincent, 94, Houston, '93, Wadsworth, ,94. Hopper, '94, Fiscus, '96, Keigwin, '94, Wailes, ,Q4. Teal, '95, Tutor. Orr, '96, Bradner, '95, Thompson, '95, McCurtney. 7 Phillips, 95. Riggs, '93- Newton, '93, POSt, '93, S. Cochran, '93, : J, Cochran, 96. Newton, '93, Post, '93, McCagne, ,94- Case, '93, Loder, '95, Ludington, '94, Woodruff, ,Q4. Van Vieir, 94. DOW. '94- Kenly, '94, ENTRY, Spiegel, '93, Wells, ,Q5. Barton, '95, Coleman, '94, Reese, '96, Thompson, ,Q4. Daire, ,Q4. Kellerman, '95, Hoyt. Wright, Fellow Watson, '94, Johnson, '96, Northrup, '96, Dickey, '94, Robinson, ,94- Frame, ,94, Elder, ,94. Carpenter, '95, Hillard, 795, Ivins, '95, Tawney, ,Q5. Furnajieff, '95, Dunn, '95, Pratt, ,94- Mr, Fischer. Morrison, '94, Hencken, 195. Morse, '95, Gould, '95, Romero, '93, Strong, E. E. Walker, '95, Kaliske, 93. Mc-Millan, '94, jenney, '94, Dray, '95, Berry, 93. Williams, '95, Stone, '95, Sinnickson, 795. Smnickson, '96, Riggs, '94- Titsworth, '93, Ybanez, '93, Woodbridge, '93, Kip, '95- Van Duyn, '94, Valliant, '95, Warren, VQS. EAST ENTRY, La Fetra, 795. G. Miner, '93, J.Mi11er, '93, Farries, 795. Corwin, Thompson, 794. Chapin ' , Hencl-zen?'93, DIRECTOR Y-C'0n!z3zzzed. NASSAU HALL. Robbins '94, Turner '96. I6 I Day, '94., 24 NOffiS,,'95. Beach '93, 25 Richey. Spfigis, 'Qs- ' 26 I Brown, '93, 18 Shultis, '94, Cameron, '93, UNIVERSITY HALL, 31 Brown, '95, 61 Martin, '96. 32 Flemming, '95, 62 Bunting, '95, , 63 Bunting, '96. 33 Inch, 95- 6 4 34 Miner, ,94. 65 Carheart, E,E, 35 McA1pin, ,Q3. 66 Brooke, 36 MCA?ir1, VQ3, 37 irtlan , '93, 67 Dilley, '95, 38 Browning. Clay' ,96- Edwards, '96. 39 Perry, '96, 70 Lewis, '95, U 71 FIIYIIGSS, 95. 40 lliagle, P. G-. 72 Hager, '95, 41 Chapman, YQS. 73 Hamilton, '95, 42 Perkins, '95, 74 Brannon, YQS. 43 Graham, Fellow. 75 Wheeler, '95, 75 Illingworth, '95, 44 ' 1 45 Roeblmg, 94, 77 Hodge, ,95- 46 Reichner, '94, 79 Moilitt, '93, 47 Cherry, ,Q4. 89 Dennis, Tutor. 48 Nelson, '95, A McC1.1ne, .Q4. 49 Bissell, '94, B Kennedy, '94, 59 Dunn '93, Dice '93, , C DICE: '94, 69 Carroll, '95, D Siebenack, '94, BROWN HALL. SOUTH EAST ENTRY. SOUTH WVEST ENTRY. 1 Jessup, '95, 1 Butler, '95, Chamberlain, '94, 2 Kennedy, '94, 2 Otheman, '95, Murdoch, 94. Wilson '95, French '94, 3 Egbert, '93, 3 Voorhees, '94, Swan ' , Denise '9. 4 y 94 4 Creigh, '91, 5 Prof. Thompson, Russell, '94, 5 Sorimgeour, '94. 57 Ewing, '93, 27 I Okey, '96. Harrington, '93. Montgomery, '93 Gordon, Dear, ,93. Linnarcl, ,94. janvier, '95, Sabine, '93, Sabine, '94, james, '95, Easton, '93, Hall, '96. MoGinn, '96, Boynton, '93, Pool, '93, Pool, '95, Agens, '95, Lockwood, ,94, Covington, P, G. Tarkington, '93, Harlow, '94, Cain, '96, Gibbs, '96, WEST ENTRY, Lewis, '95, Haynes, '95. Bissell, ,9S. Bissell, '96, TOWBT, '94, Tower, '96, Paul, '93, Bailey '94, Buckalew, '94, EAST ENTRY. Fulper, '95, McFarlan, '95, Fraser, ,Q4. Grant, '95, Grant, '96, Havens, '94, Woodruif, 94, Condit, '94, Corr '94, Blacgi '94, Hatch. Pepper, '93- Waldo, '95, Whitaker, '94, Vaughn, '95, I2 DIRECTOR V+-Coniznued. BROWN HALL. SOUTH EAST ENTRY. SOUTH WEST ENTRY. Streit, '94, 6 McCauley, 794. Mcllwain, ,Q4. 7 Bowes, ,Q4. Gunster '94, 8 Gunster, '96, Dahlgren, '94, 9 Low, '94, IO ESSiCk, '94, ro Post, '95, II rr Bigler, Master, I2 Beveridge, 93. Kennedy, '95, Edwards, '93, Edwards, '94, Warren, ,Q3. Guild, '99, Brooks, 95. Blair, 'q5, Burnett, '94, Baldwin, 94, MacDowell, '94, Prof, Harper, Paxton, '95, Roberts, 95, fx H NJ Ill ,Wl ,z . ,-. 1 1 ' 54' S, lu: x K gl' film 1' k e ' 'gr wx J , in if r'l1L- -N N.,- 58 GCP WEST ENTRY. Perkins '94, Beck, '94, Van Cise, '95, Bushnell, ,94. Van Nortwick, '94 W. Kellogg, 193. A, Kellogg, '93, Dixon, Caldwell, '94, Cresson, '95, Benedict. I Thompson '93, l Lester, '93,, Turner, '93, Harrison, 95, Condit, ,Q5. Dnrland, '93, ,. f .74 3- vii' , .f,,.. t 5 ? -1 Lug , ,M ,-,mum mn, , AV I A I I , 1' i' 'gfgfmffil' gi ming, .n-2g:z Z ,WZ ' I , I , ff, I ,ff nw f if W In 44, f I , I f 11 , 42 , ff ,,,-'N' f'ff,:'5f-'f ,JW f I LGUVWITUHFFU 5 H-s -H11-. I l - HTL!-VJ L T' 1 1 1' 1 ' ' ' . . L. . - . . , 1 7 V . 1 -F' I -1 F .-I ' ' ' N. L L 4 F . A Aff 1 A Q -if Q21 ,5fi1 1 f? A ?Ef-'ET251 3 , . ,,..,- E- ff rg. Elia WT' Q H na.-:fa F ig-'Tr ':.i'- - 2 - ' 5 vi E H , Ll- 1 VT' I '91 I If N i I Q! N N if i -.se-:ga 'fig 522' 5551 1 1 1 I lj ,,,' I ., .1 - 'T' g i I r 3' 4 ' I is - M 1 1: 3 ' 21. nu th . A 9. V 52515. :5SE5EE- 12354551 ' '5557 53 5 M' I ' 7 A - Esasasiis V.. 7' ik H Wi 'nf , ' ,pp Q, - s-assessr.g5e'.a'.,.'2rzQzs5sp:a'1.---ssssasfae - ' . my ,fx , JW' .',-141.14.4Ei '7'f?7l'557? 'f7w y2W 'FV'7-ff'?F'f72r..ffL-9-1 du 1 1 v-'1'f'-- 4 I 1 .fr A!7Q'4S fain- fx 11 4: - -' ' - L L1 ..:s, fm M M. UA ' QW' CLIOSOPHIC SOCIETY. QFOUNDED 1765, A. DJ MEMBERS OF FACULTY. FRANCIS L. PATTON, JOHN T. DUEEIELD, J. STILLWELL SCI-IANCK, WILLIAM A. PACKARD, CYRUS F. BRACKETT, HENRY B. CORNWALL, SAMUELUR. WINANS, CHARLES A. YOUNG, TI-IEO. W. HUNT, GEO. L. RAYMOND, GEORGE MACLOSKIE, HERMAN C. O.. HUSS, CHAS. G. ROCKWOOD, HENRY D. THOMPSON, C. B. WILLIAMS, C. E. OSBORNE, WILLIAM LIBBEY, JR., HENRY B. FINE, ANDREW F. WEST, WILLIAM F. MAGIE, H. S. S. SMITH, J. M. BROOKS, E. S. LEWES, JOHN MCGOWEN, ALEX. W. I-IEDLER. 79 3 . A BAKER, DICE, KELLOGG, . REID, BEATTY, DODD, J. KELLOGG, W. RIGGS, C. BEVERIDGE, DODD, W. LAWRENCE, RITCHEY, BOGUE, DUNN, LUKE, ROGERS, S. BORCHERLING, DWIGH'F, MCALPIN, SLOSS, BUCHANAN., FERGUSON, MILLER, G. SPIEGEL, BUIST, FREUND, MILLER, J. STELLE, BYERS, GREEN, J. IVIOFFITT, TAWNEY, CARPENTER, GREENE, E. MONTGOMERY, C. TILDSLEY, CARTER, HALLOCK, NEELY, WADSWORTH, CILLEY, HARRINGTON, NEWTON, WILKINSON, COCHRAN, HARRIS, POLLISON, WINANS, CONDICT, HOUSTON, POOL, WOODBRIDGE, DEAR, JOHNSON, POST, WYLIE, DEWITT, Total, 57 6o Jimi A. .Ma ' ' 'iiu v:y. -T.,,. , , iA, 'wh .KA . 1 . -.A fr: 1 5. 335- X ,ug 4 xii f. .. xxx . Qwr-'QE-f ' : :X , - - :mm 4 fy 1 'gil -' va Nl 1 NX .gk . w Z,1' , 4 g Sk -. .Au f.,'jpv-Y X 'kid . -.QM W-- S' Nbr ,MWMW WMM -13115 '-ELM N WA, ,W if f , 5' 5: Nxlilxb' ::: ' -ex ,P ww is 13 ' 5:33 , y13,v'ks4-QWx,QE,f -g.:5'Nex 'f NNN. .NDN Q, fag? 1.1 -.- ' . ZA' i l , H1 -- 9 L 1 3- , MSE fe-V 'FV 3:56 .. 2 V K H755 ALLEN, Y. BAILEY, BLAKE, BLISS, CALIFE, CARLISLE. CARTER, CARTWRIGHT, COLEMAN, CONDIT, D.f1.IRE, DAVIS. DAY, DICE, DICKEY, EVERITT, AGENS, BAILEY, BELDEN, BERGEN, E. BERGEN, H. BEVERIDGE, BOVVMAN, BROWNING, BUTLER, CARPENTER, CARTER, CATON, CONDIT, CRAMER, CRAWFORD, J. '94- FLOYD, FRAME, FRENCH, GEORGE, HENDERSON, HOLBIES, HOLT, HOPPER, JENKINS, JONES, KENYON, KIESLING, LOWRI, MCCACUE, MCCOLL, MACDOWELL, MCGAFFIN, MERRILL, MORRISON, MURRAY, NOYES, PATTERSON, PERKINS, PETRIE, PRATT, RAMSDELL, ROBBINS, ROBERTS, ROBINSON, C. ROBINSON, J. RUSSELI,, SCRTMGEOUR, '95- CRESSON, DARBY, DECHAUT, FARRIES, FISHER, FISK, FLEMMING, FOX, HARRIS, HARRISON, HARTZLER, HAYNES, HENDRICKSON, HIRSHFIELD, HOOS, HOWE, INCH, IANVIER, KENNEDY, F. KENNEDY, L. KOEHLER, LEIDY, LEONARD, LEWIS, LUKENS, MACCLAVE, MCCOLL, MCCORMICK, H. MCCORMICK, S. MUNN, 61 SI-IELDON, SHULTIS, STEVENSON, SWAIN, J. SYKES, THONIPSON, F. TOOICER, VAN DUYN, V OORHEES, WADSWORTH, W.A1LES, WATERHOUSE, WATSON, WILSON, G. WOODRUFF, YARROW, Total, NEVIN, POOL, SEAVER, SMEAD, SPEER, SUMMERS, TAYLOR, TEAL, VAN SYCKEL, WADHAMS, WILLIAMS, WOOD, WOODRUFF, WYMAN, ZABRISKIE, Total, 64. 60, BAKER, BOWES., BREARLEY, BRONSON, BYINGTON, CHAMBERLAIN, COCHRAN, COULTER, DAVIS, - DENNIS, DODD, ' DOTY, GRAY, HARRIS, HATFIELD, HOYT, JOHNSON, KENNEDY, KERSI-Iow, KILLMER, KILPATRICK, KIRKMAN, LAMONTE, LEAS, F. LEAS, R. LIBBEY, '96 LYBYER, LYON, MARVIN, MCLANAHAN, MILLER, MILLS, E. MILLS, F. MOMENT, MUS SER, NORTHRUP, O VERTON, PATTON, ROLAND, SMALL, SPRIGGS, TROUT, VERNER, WATERHOUSE WATERS, WAYAVE, WILSON, WINTON, WISNER. WRIGHT, WYLIAN, YARROW, To 5 tal ,52 'x I H f x , X , N X ' f SX Xi 6 ' - XX f M3 X ! A ff f Y V XXX BPXMES MADISON S .Q : -P 5.-X K ! 7 , 1 i ' - fffff? X q - 557 - 11 :?'f'E'2E 1.1 I --F -I, l ,I T: fwwx, Y' lf'-NI A FT E V X I Fw W fl !, f,1E:f'zc W ' I 4 TIA H. MQBE3gEi, QV Iisftmmwmci? QSWEEQEQBHQ SENSE? AMERICAN WHIG SOCIETY. QFOUNDED, 1769 A. D.j MEMBERS OF FACULTY. JAMES MCCOSH, HENRY C. CAMERON, CHARLES W. SHIELDS, JOSEPH KARGE. JAMES O. MURRAY, CHARLES BICMILLAN, S. S. ORRIS, WM. M. SLOANE, WM. B. SCOTT, ALEX. T. ORMOND, HENRY F. OSBORN, WOODROW WILSON, ALLAN MAKQUAND, A. L. FROTHINGHAM, JK G. L. SHEARER, L. E. LIVINGOOD, 93- ANDREW, BRYAN, DILL, ANGELL, BUCKLEY, DRISCOLL, BEACH, CAMERON, EDWARDS, BETTS, CASE, ERDMAN, BIGLER, CHANDLER, EWING, BOYNTON, CHAPIN, FERGUSON, BRIDGES, CLAY, FISHER, BRITTON, CRAG6, FORMAN, BROKAW, DANIELS, FRASER, BROWN, K. DAVIS, P. GARMANY, BROWN, W. DURLAND, GRANT, HENRY N. VANDYKE FREDHK N. WILLSON LEROY W. McKAY, JOHN H. WESTCOTT, GEORGE B. RODDY, MARION M. MILLER, GEORGE M. HARPER. GUILD, HENCKEN, HENRY. ' HENDEIQSON, HODGE, HUDSON, HUGHES, KELLOGG, KING, KLOTS, LESTER, LITTLE, LORD, IVIATHER, MILLS, MORRIS, MULLEN, MURRAY, NICELY, AKIN, ALEXANDER, ANDREWS, ARCHER, BAILEY, BECK, BENSON, BLACK, BLAIR, BR AISLIN, BRINKERHOFF, BROADNAX, BROWN, BRUSH, BUCKALEW, BULLITT, BUSHNELL, CAMPBELL, G. CAMPBELL, J. CHAMBERLAIN, CHERRY, CLARK, S. CLARK, W. CLAUSEN, CLENAHAN, CLINDINST, CONSTABLE, CAPPEL, CORRY, CREIGH, CURRAN, DALL, DENISE, DLCKEY, NOBLE, OTTLEY, PALMER, E. PALMER, J. PAUL, PROUDFIT, PERRY, RIED, DRAKE, DUFF, EDWARDS, ELMER, ERDMAN, ESSICK, EWING, FERRIS, FISK, FLICK, FORSYTH, Fox, FRASER, GIBSON, GOODRIDGE, GRANDIN, GRANT, GRAY, GRIER, GUNSTER, HAAS, HATTON, HEATH, HERSCHEL, HOGE, HOOVEN, HOWLAND, F, HOWLAND, H, HULIPHREY, JACK, B. JACK, P. JEFFERY, JENSEY, JOHNSON, E., ROGERS, ROMERO, SABINE, SHANNON, S1-IELTON, SHERMAN, STOCKTON, SUDLER, ,94- JOHNSON, O. KEIGWIN, KENI.EY, KINNEY, KENNEDY, ff. KENNEDY, W. KNIGHT, KOHLER, LAUGHLIN, LEWIS, LIGGETT, LINDSLY, LINNARD, LOCKWOOD, Low, LUDDINGTON, MACKENZIE, MAURICE, MCBRIDE, MCCAIXTPBELL, MCCARTNEY, MCCLENAHAN :MiCCORD, MCCULLOUCH, MCCUNE, MCGILL, MCILWAIN, MCKINNEY, MCLEISH, MCMILLAN, MCVVILLIAMS, MEREDITH, MILLER, MITCHELL, 64 : THOMPSON, I. THOMPSON, TURNER, WHERRY, E, WHERRY, I. WOODCOCK, WURTS. Total, 75. MURDOCK, NIXON, OLIVER, PAULMIER, PEPPER, PITCAIRN, PRIEST, RANKIN, REICHNER, RIGGS, F. RIGGS, H. RIGGS, T. ROGERS, SABINE, SALM, SCHMIDT, SMITH, SNITCHER, SWAN, THOMPSON, TURNER, VAN BENTHUYSEN VAN CISE, VAN HORSEN, WILKINS, WHITE, WIIITNEY, WILLARD, D. D. WILLARD, D. M. VVILLIAMS, WOODRUFF, VVRIGHT. Total, 134. AKEN, ANDREWS, ARNOLD, BIDDLE, BLAIR, BONE. BORIE, BENEDICT, BROOKS, BROWN, BROWNE, BUNTING, CANBY, CANDEE, COOKE, CORWIN, COURAN, COBB, DAVIS, DECKER, DE FOREST, DEXTER, DUNN, EGBERT, EWING, FOSTER. FRAME, FRY, ADAMS, C. E. ADAMS, H. C. ALLEN, ATKINSON, BATES, BILLINGS, BOSTWICK, , BRESSLER, CARNOCI-IAN, CHURCHMAN, CONOVER, DANGERFIELD, GARRETT, J. M. H GARRETT, GIBBS, GODFREY, GREENE, HAGER, HALE, HAMILTON, HAMILT-ON, HARDING, HARDIN, HARVEY, HATCH, HERRING, HOLLAND, HAYNES, HURST, HUSTON, IMBRIE, IRVINE, JESSUP, KENNEDY, KENYON, KIPP, KIP, LANE, LA FETRA, DICKSON, DREW, EVANS, ELLIOTT, ERDMAN, FORD, GRANT, HAM-ILTON, HELM, HERRING, HODGE, JR. HOFFMAN, '95- .W. C. L. C, M. I9 v LEEDS, LEGGATE, LIBBY, LODIR, LOGAN, LORD, LOVE, MCFARLANE, MCCAMMON, MCCORMICK, E. MCALLISTER, MCNULTX', MCNITT. MURPHY, MORSE, NORRIS, NELSON, N ICELY, NIXON, OTTO, OTHERMAN, PARK, PARKER, PAYNE, PLATT, POLCAR, POST, 6. HOMANS, HUMES, JAMISON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON, C. KNIGHT, LITCH, LOETSCHER, LONG, LOVING, LITTLE, JR. MATHER, A. 65 G. M. ROSS, RICHARDSON, RUTTER, SAWYER, SHAW, SHERMAN, SINNICKSON, SLOANE, SMITH, SNYDER, SUTTON, THACHER, URBAN, VEAL, WAIID, WARREN, WALKER, WEEKS, WELLS, WILSON, WHITE, WHITE, G. WEIRS, WHERRY, WILLIAMS, VALLIANT, ZABRISKIE, Total, 109 IVIATTINGLY. MCDONALD, NICGUIRE, MCLEAN, MEYERS, MILLER, MORRIS, MILBANK, OKEY, OUTHWAITE, PARK, PAUL, 5 PEW, PERRY, PIERCE, H. G. PIERCE, G. E. SHERRIFF, TOWER, WOMACK, SMITH, THOMSON, WILLIAMS, SMITHERS, TURNER, WARD, SOWERS, TXAGGART, WARING, POTTER, D. STEIN, TILLINGHAST, WARNER, POTTER, J. A. STITES, URBAN, WILLOCK, REESE, STEWART, C. B. WORCESTER, WHITEHEAD. SCHOONMAKER, STEYVART, F. G, WEED, Total, .:- I, qv' Lying' . 1-T EEE- Q-fp 'jjilifpf ag- f I 5: -2 5- if-If 5? ff 1-- f -Wu, ,f-'H g ,cg- -1. --,-L 1 -' ... ,111 '?-T , .f- Y 66 .. THE CI-IANCELLOR GREEN LIBRARY. ERNEST C. RICHARDSON, PH. D. . . . . LzZrarzan. Miss C, MARTINS, Mrss C. D. IOLINE, Mrss S. A. VINTON, 1,11 xx, XY . . EH! Assistanl. Asszlvimzz' hz Catalogue Deparfvzeni. Mxss E. G. HYDE, . . Asszkfavzz' Lzbrarzkzns. Q . +++T Xi' 47+ Nr 'I- ' Xvul nu -1. ' vxxn XV l f bl 5 1, Ak LM - .X N XXL! 2 5 s ! Ar f ' 5 V + ' ' 23 - Q I A N I I . 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FRAME, , Lzbrarzans. C. W. OTTLEY, Treasurer. R. H. CARTER, W. Ed. BIKDERWOLF, Genera! 55631. W. T. BONE, Rdg. Room Ojicer G. H. FORSYTH, Correspomizng Secjf. J. H. BUCHANAN, Organzlrl. PAUL ERDMAN, Asszlviani Organzst. 72 ANDREW, BEACH, BEATTY, BEVERIDGE, BROKAW, BOYNTON, BYERS, BROWN, K. BUCHANAN, CAMERON, CARTER, CILLEY, COCHRAN, CONDICT, DE WITT, DICE, DODD, I. DODD, W. DWIGHT, ELDER, ALEXANDER, AMY, ARMSTRONG, BATHGATE, BLACK, BLISS, BRODNAK, BRODIE, BROWN, BRIGHT, BRUSH, BURNET, CALIEE, CAMPBELL, CARLISLE, CARTER, CARTWRI GHT, ACTIVE MEMBERS. ERDMAN, FERGUSON, H. FERGUSON, W. FORMAN, FREUND, GREENE, E. GREEN, I. HALLOCK, HARRINGTON, HARRIS, HENDERSON, HODGE, HOUSTON, HUDSON, KELLOG, G. KELLOG, A. LESTER, LAWRENCE, LUDDINGTON, LAKE, CLARK, S. CLARK, W. COLEMAN, CORRY, DAY, DENISE, DAVIS, DICE, DICKEY, G. V. DICKEY, S. DOTY, EDWARDS, T. ERDMAN, ESSICK, EVERITT, FERRIS, FISHER, ,93- MATHER, MCALPIN, B. IVIILLER, I. NIOFFITT, MONTGOMERY, C. MONTGONIERY, L. MORRIS, MULLEN, N EELEY, N EWTON, N ICELY, NORTON, OTTLEY, PHILLIPS, POLLISON, POST, PROUDFIT, REID, RIGGS, RITCHEY. ,94- FLOYD, FORTYTH, FOSTER, FRAME, GEORGE, GIBSON, GUNSTER, HEATH, HENDERSON, JACK, R. B. JENKINS, P. JONES, KEIGWIN, KENYON, LAUGI-ILIN, LOWRIE, MCBRIDE, 73 RITCHIE, ROGERS, H. ROGERS, J. SABINE, SHERMAN, SLOSS, SPIEGEL, STELLE, SUDLER, TAWNEY, TILDSLEY, TITSWORTH, TURNER, WADSWORTH, WARREN, WHERRY, E. WHERRY, 1. WILKINSON, WYLIE. Total MCCAGUE, MCCORD, MCCUNE, MCGAFFIN, MCILVAINE, MCCOLL, MCDOWELL, 1. MCWILLIAMS, MORRISON, MURDOCK, N EELY, NIXON, PERKINS, PRIEST, RAMSDELL, R. ROBINSON, C. 79 ROBBINS, ROGERS, RUSSELL, SCRIMGEOUR, SEKTON, SHELDON, ARNOLD, BAILEY, BARR, BERGEN, E. BERGEN, H. BLAIR, ' BONE, BUTLER, CANDEE, CARTER, CATON, CRAWFORD, CROSBY, CONDIT, CONROW, CRESSON, DARBY, DECHART, DEXTER, DILLEY, DUNN, EWING, FISHER, FISK, ALFO RD, ALLEN, BAKER, BEAM, BEON, BATES, BISHOP, BOSTWICK, SHULTIS, SICARD, SWAIN, J. SWAN, R. THOMPSON, H. TOOKER, FLEMMING, FRAME, FRANCIS, FRY, FURNAZIELG, GREEN, HAINES, HALL, HAMILTON, HARRIS, HARRISON, HARTER, HENDRICKSON, HILLIARD, HOLDEN, HOOD, HUSTON, INCH, JAMES, IESSUP, KAJIWARA, KENNEDY, KENYON, KOEHLER, BRACE, BREARLY, BRESSLER, BRONSON, BROWN, BRUSH, BYINTON, CARNOCI-IAN, TURNER, VAN DUYN, VAN HORSEN, VAN SYCLE, WADSWORTH, WAILES, 5. LANE, LA FETRA, LEGGATTE, LEIDY, LEWIS, F. LOGAN, LUKENS, MCCLAVE, MCCORMICK, E. MCCORMICK, H. NICCULLOUGH, MCGEE, MILLER, NEWBOLD, NEVIN, NORRIS, B. OGLESBY, OTHEMON, OTTO, PAYNE, PARK, PEASE, PHILLIPS, '96 CHAMBERLAIN, CHANDLER, COE, COOTRAN, CRISPEN, COULTER, CROSS, DANCERFIELD, 74 WAITE, WATERHOUSE, WATSON, WOODRUFF, A. YARROW, Total 90 REYNOLDS, F. RICHARDSON, ROBERTS, RUTTER, SAUCER, SCOVILL, SEAVER, SEYMOUR, SHAW, SHERMAN, SMEAD, SUTTON, TEALE, THOMPSON, WAGNER, WARD, WELLS, WESCOTT, WHITE, WHITE, G. WYMAN, ZAERISKIE, F. ZABRISKIE, R. Total 94. DAVIS, DELAFIELD, DENNIS, DICKINSON, DOOLITTLE, DOTY, ELLIOTT, ERDMAN, EVANS, FORD, GALT, GASKILL, GODFREY, GREENE, HATFIELD, HEILMAN, HUDSON, HOYT, IMBRIE, JEFFERSON. JOHNSON, C. JOHNSON, W. JOHNSTON, KILLMER, KILPATRICK, ICINGSBURY, KNIGHT, KIP, LEA, BAKER, BUIST, CARPENTER, GRAfNT, HOGE, M. L. LEAS, LEECH, LIEBY, LITCI-I, LITTLE, LONG, LYBYER, LYON, MCDOWELI., MARXVIN, NIATHER, IVIANKE, MILBANK, MILLER, J. MILLER, S. MILLS, MOMENT, MORGAN, MORRIS, MZYERS, NORTIiRUP, OUTHWAITE, OVERTON, PARK, PARSONS, PATTON, PAUL, PERRY, POTTER, W. W. POTTER, J. A. PEN, RANIUOLPI'I, ROGERS, ROSELEN, SCHOOMAKER, SHEUFF, SMALL, SMITH, SMITHERS, SPRECHER. STERN, STERRY, STILES, STITES, THOMPSON, TITUS, TOYVER, TRENT, URBAN, URE, WARD, WARTERS, WEISNER, WHITE, VVI-IITEHEAD, VVILLIAMS, A. D WILLIAMS, C. F. VVILSON, WINTER, WRIGPIT, YARRONV, Total II4 Total Active Membership, 379. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS. '93- GUILD, PATTON, JOHNSON, SHEI-TON, MCCLOSICIE, HOWE, SILL, PAULMIER, SPRUANCE1 75 SHULTZ, WINONS, Total IO SWAIN, G. VAN CISE, Total 8 BAIRD, BOWMAN, BROWN, BROWNING, COOHRAN, CORIORN, DAVIS, BILLINGS, CONOVER, EDWARDS GLEN, GREENE, HALL, DONNELLY, EDWARDS, FEUTRESS, FOULKE, GODFREY, I-IAINES, I-IOOS, HAMILTON, HANLON, HELM, HOFFMAN, HOLMES, HOMANS, 5. HOWE, JANVIER, KAHN, LIBBY, LORD, MCNITT, MCMILL, 6. JACKSON, JONES, KENNEDY, MCGUIRE, MCLANAHAN, MCMURDY, OFFUT, POLCAR, PORTER, TI-IACHER, WALKER, VAUGHN, Total, 27 RIGHTER, SCHIEDE, SHAFF, SMITH, WILLOCK. T Otal 23 Total Associate Membership, 68 Q 4 X v 4 I Ei full!!! 76 ST. PAUL'S SOCIETY. f. I K W REv.A.B.B-IK ,D.D.,P zz . - ,Q Y. ALLEN, '94?5:'re.vI'denZen Md, ez qi!-cw' Z f W. O. BAKER, Q3sVZ'fE-P7EJ1'dEMf. H. A. MCNULTY, 95, Secretary. H. L. MCMILLAN, 94, Treasurer. L . I ., ,l,.,7,rS1 ' '- v , - gag- I E I 0,411 . S. :--ff - - F. BORCHERLING, P, SM-TER-1-HWMTE yr- ,gf B gf - 5- 5 G. KLOTS, G, E, W ' 'L I - - EMS.. H. D. B-352' f ' X ua' .4 . . oLL I. , 7 .-12: -.fhlkf K. KIRTLALZJQON, .lVPA?3IEisgl5Vi: Q T99 I . - - 2 W- C- S-----E CIH. X , A l - - , H. O. POOL, I, BLACK, . ', X 1 I ,, , R-3 BRYAN. R. V. BUCKLEY '. 'X Ti-' 'i . E. PALM ' f Q ,Q-,E , , ,. , - Q-'Sk -. ER- A. J. BUIST, . ' . Xl , Ng' .Y P- H- DAVIS. B. MCALPIN, -.- 1 If 1 'efffsl-3 f - --3-,EZ G. L. GARMANY, W, CLAY, - ,. , W-2, -- , , E f , - I - 1 gyffyj Ij2,5 ,M ,Ig . . c ULLAGI-I, R. VV, L , 'Hn-' f I 5- 3- EGGS' QVAN NEJZQVICK- Wg--2:1 Mu, I 1 ,I LI- ,ga . . IGGS, ,A , ..- TL- I EALDWIN, WELEELEN, .TL .1 E,:, ,,5f '5ef793g::y- ' Q' 'f . RAISLIN, I C- L . W-T,-L.-:- H- L- MCMILLAN. G. L. MIgI'Lii?.T5TER ' -J 29225 'fufiif-W ' 'i '--'?-'77??4.w?'P'f5'w5'- - W- FLOYD. G. L. FARNUM ' L-A 1 G. W. WILLIAMS, M. LLOYD,-IR., F R- -- ':' Zi? 4-iS1!i5', -J 5' '. , 5 'i- '. A2112 5' 5' C.a'.h,g C. G. ARNOLD, W MOSES F L? I ' POOL, AHF. HOLLY, JR. if , - f 4, -6' 5510 'f?,,i:j.:i5, 1245564 '1. SLIDELL. C. H. LEEDS 1 N 1 -E-:fig Zz- V- . -.ag Zfvsi-11'-'ifxti'-ZIQWQ' 4 A HOLLAND C CURTIS ' 'gf R J 6 ' F- PLATTI- cl SQNNICIESON, I - I 4, , -- 75 - -4. ,LI-, ,VI-,.g-.pg L. COCHRAN, K. TAYLOR, L- f Mg. , ,. ,-ll-,I' Ag ,9g5,-gig H. S. GODFREY, G. E.-WOODHOUSE - ' ri b- I 1' ' FSF: 1 4- va-ff?-1'i1--, B B ' ' fd - .1-E-.Z-1.2 M ..-:Ee -'vm' I-' I-ff:-.:.': --1-1944, - OWIH. JR- H. A MCNULTY, . , . 11f,.1--.1-M -.gf I- REYNOLDS, C. V. B. CARROLL, 3, jfzyf if flllii Illlfilrf -1, QIDELEI IVYESATTERSON, 4' '-I .. ' 5 EEE! '-khfi. - - VAN- . oss, 4 J JW -a QF, - :WI ullvlilil .L W. R. STONE, C. F. SMITH, - :WUI LI If 'I C. ILLINGSWORTH, P, E, RKHARDS y -' 2- ,Lf '- 1 I IJ'-rf' e 2:45 A- WHEELER. A. OFFUTT, , Q iI.JlHI.-l!Illfv'Jf- -----is - E, J. 5. NEXVBOLD, H. P. COBB, . --- ' ' ' I 'gif-VIZ' 1- W- LORD. L. R. RUTTER A ,m -k b, ,xmh w w w 3 I Jfqf --z' I' C. B. LEWIS, C, M, TERRY ' CR - 'A. 'MX'UfIUgk'! Hx ui ' if-'lUffI',-, . ,'f. A. W. SCI-IUMACK, I. S. BUNTINCE ' '- ' LL H. W. HAYNES, C. E. POPE ' R- CLAY- L. R. VVILI:IAnIs A. V. ROE, M. D. vv.-RD ' I. F. SANGER, H, FOUS-p, ' I E- L- SHELDON. J- R- DELAFIELD, W. W. Pon-ER. S, HUNTING g' DEWEY1 G- B- REEVE5- L- J- MEADE C. S HERITIAGE . IADWALADER, W. A. FISI-IEE, JR. H. H. CROSS: S. B: DAVIS, ' I. C. ERIGHTER, C. M. BOWMAN, A, B, JONES, C, F, WILLIAMS A. L.-HuMEs, F. R. OUTERBRIDGE, I. N. DRUMMOND, JR. P. O. JUDSON ' S. R. OU-IERERIDGE, H. W. ROGERS, T C0N0vER, F, M, MERRQLL M- BRIEN- . B. BRIEN, W. STOCKTON, W, CHANDLER jk, S. P. OUTI-IWAITE, C. ROLAND, T. E. PIERCE A E WINTER, A.-B. ROBERTS R. F. WI LIA W B L ' ' ' ' E . L MS, . . IBBEY. C. M. KEIsI.ow, C. 5.311-LLS. C. A. S1-EIN. A. B. ROBERTSj G, P, PHILIP, L' F- Ailigffrgl w::9,j'E1?SR- IEGENRY, R. QLSINNICKSON. - -, , - - N- . . . ILKINS, , , , , W. VV . LEONARD, W. B .MATTlNGLY,JR. j. G. ROSENGARTEN. jr. W. H.lg3:g:-SEITS JR C- D- BURT- H- H- BERGEN., P. TILLINGHAST, W. G. MITCHELL 5- ISIDISWCY- IIN-il.'1WbPoPE, D. B. HELM, J. T. DAVIS. ' . . c EAN, . I I-IAMBERLAIN, D. E. WARNER, D. L. MILLER, - L3 I I X 1 ll We Am TIMES femme miiifgilwfig ff? .51 GAB wx rpgiin -- 8 F . . 1-. :'QaaS:.3'.'-i:i?fr 'F f- 1 ' 3. r P 4 .'EA 1:7-Twzii-fi H, 11 f. .gfiifggz c -'I is.--. -.?? '-if-Q22 .. ' 1 fi -.x '5. 'f A4.'f- K - , I -1 xi.. ,..- .2ihffGE.'e1:,:51 A -- - - F1 , . sae..-nf.. Vim-V .ww Q....L,- .-.km - . 4... .' -A -fe ' , ' j. .. , -:' -usa I...-A..:,.U ,q,wr..f .a. may ,amen syn... 1 1 .-iw mi alarm: 1.-1 fylmu ' Couineled ESI 'IMDB Slmllilfll 1511693- or nnvcmou connzas. n. 1....,1..n.U...-..-.-we Managzng Edzfor, C. B. Newton, ' Edzfors: N W. A. Dunn, N. B. Tarkington Marshall Hanington, L. M. Luke, H. G. Murray. Treasurer, Lee Montgomery. 79. EDITORS OF NASSAU LITERARY MAGAZINE. SINCE 1875. LFounded by Class of 1842.1 1875-,76. I. M. Barkley, G. F. Ficklen, G. B. Stewart, S. C. Cowart, W. J. Henderson, W. Woodward, H. E. Davis, I. W. Lowrie, S. S. Weart, Treas. R. A. Edwards, E. D. Lyon. 1876-,77. W. E. Annin, W. Hazard, W. S. Throckmorton, M. W. Iacobus, R. B. Kimball, H. E. Fisk, Treas. E. Manners, A. T. Ormond. 1877-'78. A. D. Anderson, H. S. Johnson, W. S. McEachron, P. Bow, G. YV. Kretzinger, I. R. Benschoten, W. L. Geer, H. Marquand, W. W. Lawrence, Treas 1878-'79, R. Bridges and H. Goodwin, Managing Edzrors. E. P. Davis, E. W. Sheldon, W. R. Wilder, C. Martin, F. Durell, H. Woods, jr., 7?'ea.s'. H. Pitney, 1879-,8O. C. A. R. Janvier and I. H. McConkey, Mazzagzkzg Edziors, J. R. Hardin, W. M. Paden, C. C. Vinton, J. B. Keenan, W. L. Sheldon, J. T. Wilds, J. D. Paxton, Treas. 1880-'8I. E. A. Dix and P. VanDyke, .Managing Ezizfors. W. S. Bacot, R. D. Harlan, W. A. Robinson, jr., C. E. Craven, A. L. Kimball, H. B. VValsh, Treas. C. E. Dunn, 1. L. Moore. f- 1881-'82, , , , . G. L. Day, and G. Y. Taylor, Managing Edzhrs. G. F. Greene, T. Potter, VV. G. Sutphen, R. C. Hallock, W. W. Scudder, Jr., E. D. Warfield, C. Denby, Ir., Treas. 1882-'83. A. P. Carman and W. K. Shelby, Managzbzg Edziors. H. G. Bryant, G. W. Gillmore, P. L. Rieman, S. M. Davis, T. R. Paden, F. C. Woods, ' D. K. Fisher, T reas. 80 1833-'84, J. M. Baldwin, and G. M. Harper, IW-dlldglalg' Ezlzfors. 1. M. Forman, F. D. McKenney, Wm. Chester, Tfeas. A. B. Hobbs, C. M. Thomas. 1884-385. T. Pershing and C. W. Ncllvaine, Managzbzg Edzfors. S. Depue, I. Sturges, C. R. Wylie, jr., Treas. C. F. McC1umpha, F. S. Woodruif. 1885-'86, J. C. Hathis and S. Paton, Zllanagzbgg Edzfors. A. G. Cameron, V W. S. Elder, G. Reynolds, Treas. M. M. Miller, I. W. McKecknie. 1886-'87, ' P. Matthews and J. Paige, Managing Edztors. G. T. Berry, E. M. Fitzgerald, J. W. Queen, jr., Treas F. H. White, M. H. Liddell. 1887-'sa B. V. D: Hedges and K. Fullerton, Managzng Edzfors. W. M. Daniels, F. L. Drummon, W. H.Forsyth,jr.,Treas T. M. Parrott, E. M. Hopkins. was-'89, W. F. Dix and H. C. Drummond, Managzhg Edzwrs. A. C. McCord, L. S. Mudge, F. S. Katzenbach, Treas W. C. Merrill, H. C. Warren. 1889-,QO. H. W. Hathaway and I. M. Yeakle, Managzng Edz2'01's. W. D. Gibby, D. L. Pierson, W. C. Fisk, Treas. V. V. Nicholas, S. H. Shepard. 1890-'91, , j. H. Dunham and G. R. Wallace, Managzhg Ecizfors. Jas. Barnes, G. H. Stephens, G. B. Agnew, Treas. I. C. Meyers, G. P. Wheeler. A 1891-'92, HI. F. Covington and james Westervelt, Managzhg Edzfors. C. P. Butler, C. I. Truby, john G. Wilson, T rms. V. L. Collins, jesse L. Williams. V 81 6 x J 'HIE DAILYPRINGETONLAN. Pususe-:sn svsnv vgsgc ww sxcapv SA'runoAv oumuo THE COLLEGE YEAR: Terms, 844.51 Per Year. Always-in Adviiee. Slll2le'C0piB8, 5 Gents. On aalexatlall .Pr'Tv:.ceton .Booksgresf anzimt .Brentano'3, U7Fi5'Il Square, .M Y. Tal Psxnuzfoxln will be devoted to the tntcrestsbf-the Collegefami cofnmumcalions cmd 'rubsc1'iptio'ns from dll-it-E5fTi81lli8 G1'E:'l7l'0ff6dl WANA It was a str that hir the e. 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INSOMUCR as less than two we6ks remain beforelihe final foot ball , test of the year and no m- ' tiorrgamesvame to be -' 's time, a. word not. im coats topisi the fox? 111 of toy? best ' Especial mwi sh l Hsu- can b O eh EDITORS OF PRINCETONIAN SINCE BEGINNING. lFounded 1876, as a bi-weekly by the Class of '77, Made a weekly by the Class of '84 Made a. bi-daily by Class of '86.j I876-77 7. I. F. Williamson, Mazzagzbzg Edzfor. W. B. Bryan, A. E. Rowell, I. B. Wardlaw,V-Ir., D. F. McPherson, W. E. Slemrnons, Wm. Libbey, Ir., Trans. I877'-78. C. L. Williams, Md72dgZ3Zg Eziifor. R. M. Corwine, R. A. Mayo, F. H. Kemper, Wm. Dulles, Ir., A. W. Dickens, H. S. Smith, I. H. Kerr, Trefzs. 1878'-79. T. W. Wilson, .fllafzagmg Eeizkar. M. Emery, R. H. McCarte1', C. A. Talcott, F. W. Oliver, W. F. Magie, E. O. Roessle, Treas. 1879-'80, ' H. B. Fine, Mafzagzlzg Edz'z'0r. G. A. Dunning, G. S. johns, G. L. Owens, E. W. Hedges, B. Lee, W. Miller, Treas. 1880-'81, , A T. B. Warren, Managzlzg EfZz'z'ar. F. P. Allen, I. F. Cowan, J. O. H. Pitney, A. C. Armstrong, D. A. Haynes, F. M. Davis, Treas. 1881-'82. H. H. Welles, Ir., Managzbzg Edzlar. E. S. Rankin, D. W. Woods, E. B. Critchlow, E. S. Hughes, B. S. Chamberlain, B. G. Winton, Trans. john Wilson. 1882'-83. , J. A. Hodge, jr., Managzhg Edzlor. O. Crouse, R. W. Speir, R. S. Yard, L. A. Lewis, F. B. White, F. B. Rue, Trans. 83 . 1883-'84, 1 G. H. Carpenter, Managzng Edzfor. J. M. Harlan, ' J. E. Hedges, . G. P. Butler, A. G. Todd, C. T McMullen, F. jelke. F. H. Miller, Trans. 1884-'8 5. F. 'H. Wilson, Managzng Edzlor. E. Wilson, W. B. Chapin, G. Urquhart, jr. J. D. Bedle, jr. D. Edwards, J. K. Mumford, W. W. Conner, Treas. 1885-'86. R. M. Hodge. .Managzng Edz2'ar. I. H. Gaines, C. R. Erdman, G. S. White, J. D. Baucus, F. Evans, jr., j. C. Cashman, Tren: - 1886-'87, F. S. Spalding, Managzng Edzfor. G. L. Robinson, F. E. Reid, L. Waggener, jr., A. H. Larkin, G. B. Sloan, jr., S. S. Iszard, Treas. 1887-, 88. W. M. Irvine, Manczgzng Edzfor. L. E. Price, W. B. Hodge, E. O. Wagenhurst, A. P. Sturges, F. J. Knox, L. Farrand, Treas. 1888-'89. R. E. Speer, Managing Eddor. E. Y. Robbins, W. S. Chase, J. C. Morris, Treas. D. W. McCord, I. Hunter, 1889-'90, T. F. Chambers, Managzng Edzior. W. C. Prime, K. L. Ames, A. M. Shrady, I. S. Van Cleve, D. D. Casement, G. MCF. Galt, Treas. 1890-'91, Alfred P. Dennis, Managzng Edzhr. j. S. Black, C. A. Sidler, H. McNinch, Treas. E. A. S. Lewis, F. T. Moore, 1891-,92. Bowdre Phinizy, Mrznagzng Edzlor. A ssoczkzfe M anagers. W, L. Mudge, C. T. VVood, Alonzo Church, R. A. Stevenson, J. W. Stork, Crowley Wentworth, Buszness M anager. 94 M ' gf .11 .we X . A' f -1 B V- iF EPZ:--if :f e e M 'tx YM' wiv. I ' x if ty f ES FY I f .M l ,- . ' Qfzmf 1 L: 1'- egg -+..j,.S?' . - ' -' I wif:-ni ff .u H- . ' . , N- wr- lgx. 7' 'H ':.QLn.,n- Z I .1 LQEEI. 4 ,, f ly-4 sig J. . 1 U V. .a',4j:: ' 'W' I. ,V 1 KSN H. R. Daniels, Managzhg Edzkar. T. B. Turner, Buszhess Manager Edzfors. P. Satterthwaite, N. B. Tarkington, M'Cready Sykes, P. H. Davis, B. E. Stevenson, W. J. Grandin, Ir T. B. Turner, . Samba' Edziors, 1892-93. A. C. Mcllvaine, Managzng Edzfor. . C. W. Sornerby, Bzzszkzess Manager. R. F. Woods, W. W. Pez-iam. I. M. Huston, Managzgg Artzlvt. B5 I 13, ' K E75 -NX N ,Lk N KL V' . f .,,, ' s .XX Q WWA 1 S35 2 L S13-SA L L N B Tl-XIYKA MQALPIN, 1.5 E R PALME .5 .mlrrhw MT'- Ax- PM EDITORS OF BRIC-A-BRAC I. B. Henry, H. H. Webster. A. Brown, Wm. D. Van Dyke. I. D. Davis, W. Brooks, J. N. Anderson, H. F. Greene, F. M. Davis, P. N. jackson, A. F. Burt. I. A. McWilliams, I. A. Hodge, jr., I. G. Murdock, A E. W. Harris, C. I. Winton, FROM BEGINNING. No. 1, CLASS or '76, A. B. Turnure, CktZZ'77lZLZ7Z. R. W. johnson. F. A. Marquand No. 2, CLASS OF '78, P. R. Payne, jr., C!2az'rma1z. I. H. Kerr, I. B. Townsend, No. 3, CLASS OF '79. C. A. Talcott, Cftczzbfman. P. J. Hamilton, M. Pitney. C. C. Cuyler. No. 4, CLASS OF '8o. D. M. Massie. Ckazwnmz. H. M. Cutts, I. D. Paxton, G. A. Dunning, R. E. Schirmer. No. 5, CLASS OF '81. F. G. Langdon, Chczzbfman. W. S. Dodd, D. A. Haynes, W. H. Vanderburgh. No. 6, CLASS or '82. E. B. Critchlow, Chazkman. P. Hemphill, J. G. Hibben, H. H. Welles, J. Wilson. No. 7, CLASS OF '83. O. H. Grouse, Clzazkman. W. D. Green, O. Harriman, E. M. Royle, H. W. Hall. No. 8, CLASS or '84, C. T. McMul1in, Ckazrmcm. H. N. Paul, Jr., H. C. Stewart, A. G. Todd, J. M. Lawson. S7 J. D. Bedle, Jr., T. C. Umstead, W. F. jackson, E S. Paton, H. Pershing, C. L. Riggs, J. Paige, E. Yeomans, R. Halstead, A. E. Conover, G. G. Merrill, john Bright, I. M. Farr, jr. Geo. B. Agnew, R. B. Wallace, No. 9, CLASS or '85, j. K. Mumford, Chazrmaa. T. Pershing, A. E. Clerihew, Wm. M. Hall, jr., P. Weir. E. Wilson. No. Io, CLASS OF '86, M. Halstead, Clzazrman. R. M. Hodge, I. Cashman. G. Reynolds, I. W. Mcliecknie. No. 11, CLASS or '87. -I. W. Elder, Ckazrman. F. W. jackson, jr., C. H. Macloskie, H. Parrish. No. I2, CLASS or '88, J. H. Pershing, Chzg' Manager. C. F. W. McClure, G. E. Scott, T. F. Turner, W. M. Irvine. No. 13, CLASS or '89. R. E. Speer, Cazeyf Manager. jr., G. K. Edwards, R. H. Life, I. F. Stebbins. No. 14, CLASS or '9o. J. Morris Yeakle, Chazbfman. W. B. Hill, D. L. Pierson, Walter Lourie, W. M. Rysdyk, H. W. Hathaway. No. 15, CLASS OF '91, C. F. Howell, Chazrman. James Barnes, J. C. Meyers, Thomas F , McNair, F. Berkeley Smith W. S. Whitehead, jr. No. 16, CLASS or '9z. V. Lansing Collins, Cfzazrmarz. ' Leon M. Conwell, Evan M. Evans, Robert A. Stevenson joseph M. Huston, George W. Peddie, John G. Wilson, Richard F. Woods. No. 17, CLASS or '93. Harrison R. Daniels, Chazrman. Parke H. Davis, Edward R. Palmer, jr. Keppele Hall, Newton Booth Tarkington, Pennington Satterthwaite, Theodore B. Turner. 88 ' PHmm'z1um3Umuvfns,n1,Y.' 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E -.2?iif2?24iff5?:i?f, 1 ' E Y '2E1.,:L?2i1,fb J' 'Tiff bb, ' ' L,,4 'fn. 1, 's Ei' 5 5 - 1 5 if 5 .5 5 ' ' ,j L - S' .- 5 .f : fe-,, n-,,!,,,,. 57?-3 ,Q ,Z 5' E flhf? X, SL' .af 5 Y 'E 5 -v. '7kv ,teh . fl. HfiIf '5lUll4l?IlM ,, 5 , ' lu' V, 5 J z: s ,, Y . GRADUATE ADVISORY COMMITTEE. CORNELIUS C. CUYLER, '79, Ckazrman, 52 William St., N. Y. City. DUNCAN EDWARDS, '85, 5 Beekman st., N. Y. City. HENRY B. THOMPSON, '77, Rockford, near Wilmington, Delaware. PROF. WOODROW WILSON, '79, Princeton, N. J. TRACEY H. HARRIS, '86, 137 Broadway, N. Y. City. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Preszkierzi, P. H. DAVIS, '93. Uuz?Uersz'z'y Treasurer, R. T. SHELTON, '93. , A 1 FOOT BALL. Preszdeni .... ................ . ..... . ..G. C. FRASER, '93 Treasurer ..... . .... JAMES MON. THOMPSON, '94 Capiazn ...... ............. P HILIP KING, '93 BASE BALL. Preszkiem' .... .. ........' ....... .... W . FERGUSON, '93 Treasurer .... , ..... T. HUMPHREY, '94 Caplazu ...... ........ P . KrNG, '93 TRACK ATHLETICS. Preszdeut .... .......................... ..... P . H. DAVIS Treasurer ..... .... C . H. MCILWAIN Capmzn .... ...... .... W . WOODBRIDGE QI 0 RRRRRRRRRRRRRRR FOOT-BALL ASSOCIATION. - DIRECTORS, 91:92. M. FARRAND,,92, Pres. R. H. WARREN, 793, Capt G. C. FRASER, '93, Tram. DIRECTORS. 792-793. G. C. FRASER, ,93, Pres, PHIL KING, 93, Capt. I. MCN. THOMPSON, '94, Trees. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN UNIV. OF PENN. GAME. Rzzshers. VINCENT, ,94. SYMMES, ,92, HOLLY, '95, RIGGS, '92, WVHEELER, ,95, HAROLD, '93, WARREN, 793. Quarier-bark. KING, ,93. Hafbacks. ' FLINT, ,95. PoE, '95. , . I Fu!!-bark. HOMANS, ,92. ' Q2 i I, PRINCETON ELEVEN IN WESLEYAN GAME. Rumen. VINCENT, '94, SYMMES, '92, HOLLY, '95, Rxccs, '92, WHEELER, '95, HAROLD, '95, WARREN, ,93. Qzzarier-bade. KING, '93. Hazfbacks. BERGEN, ,92, QWOOD, '92,j FLINT, '95, Fu!!-bark. HOMANS, ,92. PRINCETON ELEVEN IN YALE GAME. Rushfrx. WARREN, 93, , HAROLD, '93, SYMMES, '92 WHEELER, '95, RIGGS, 92, , HOLLY, '95, VINCENT, 94. Qzzarfer-back. KING, '93. V Hafbacks. POE, '95. FLINT, '95. Fu!!-back. HOMANS, 792. - ' fy -e,fA -5 A 2-af 4iiE1'f',- If ff 4' f ,f i -Q- -i, ' , Qf, .11 g2 yz,.g, ,, ,, ,, , 1, -5. , N - 1 -55:5 6 ,424 'JZ .T 'I 1 ll L -945,1 .5 5-' E'-Z ,,,, , 12'- 4.-?r1? E13,-r-- ns... 1 5,---f 9 ,r Z .7-,Z-11,2 . ' ' ...--.Q ? E fi f El 2:34 T5-, ' fgiisffl li' A ffifi 1121 .2 f F E? it Qf'i. is fifffi' T4 'L -ilE5ff1ii2?Ei EVE? 1:5 :E ,EE Rf f :E ff.- A F15 23 Y 1-:if A -1 5- Y M 93 GAMES. RUTGERS vs. PRINCETON. Princeton, Oct. 3, 1891. RUTGERS-Rumen, Field, Scudder, Sull, Dyke, Bruere, Sudlow, Messler. Quarier-back, Bret. Hafbacks, Vorhees, Wells. Fu!!- back, Dewitt. PRINCETON-Rllikffi, Vincent, Riggs, Holly, Symmes, Wheeler, Harold, Warren. Qznzrler-back, Morse. Haybaaks, Adams, King. Ez!!-back, Poe. RUTGERS, o. PRINCETON, 12. LEHIGI-I vs. PRINCETON. Bethlehem, Oct. 8, 1892. LEHIGH-Rllihdff, McQuinn, Ritchie, Wooder, Balliet, Sheldon, Blunt, Walker. Qzzarfer-bark, McClung. Hafbarkx, Trenchard, Bellield. Fu!!-back, Ordway. PRINCE1'ON-Rllykdff, Vincent, Davis, Wheeler, Symmes, Riggs, Harold, Warren. Qzzarfer-back, Morse. Hafbarks, King, Adams. Fu!!-bark, Bergen. LEHIGH, 18. PRINCETON, o. CRESCENT A. C. vs. PRINCETON. Brooklyn, Oct. Io, 1891. CRESCENT A. C.-Rzzskers, Lamarcq, Byrnes, H. Larnarcq, M. Lamarcq, Hotchkiss, Termier, Sheldon. Qzzarfea'-back, Beecher. Hafbacks, Carmen, Hewlett. Ez!!-bark, Bergen. PRINCETON-Rflfhgff, Warren, Harold, Wheeler, Riggs, Symmes, Dowkontt, Davis, Vincent. Qzzarfer-bark, King. HaMBacZes, Bergen, Adams. Fu!!-lzark, Poe. CRESCENT A. C., o. PRINCETON, 28. 94 LEHIGH vs. PRINCETON. Princeton, Oct. 14, 1891. LEHIGH--Ruskers, McQueen, Throckmorton, Worden, Balliet, Sheldon, Blunt, Walker. Quarter-bark, McClung. Ifafbackr, Trenchard, johnson. Ez!!-bark, Ordway. PRINCETON-Rumen, Vincent, Davis, Wheeler, Symmes, Riggs, Dowkontt, Warren. Qzzzzrier-back, King. Hafbafkx, Adams, Bergen. Fu!!-bark, Poe. LEHIGII, o. PRINCETON, 30. FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL vs. PRINCETON. Lancaster, Oct. 17, ISQI. FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL-.RZlJA873, Hellman, High, Smith, Bushong, Wolfe, Krick, Stonebreaker. Qzzarief-back, Apple. Hay backs, Bright, Skyles. Fu!!-bark, Irvine. PRINCETON-Rzzsherx, Irvine, Dowkontt, Wheeler, Symmes, Riggs, Davis, Warren. Qzzarier-bark, Kingp Hafbarks, Poe, Adams. Fu!!-bark, Homans, QBergen.j FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL, o. PRINCETON, 44. LAFAYETTE vs. PRINCETON. Easton, Oct. zo, 1891. LAFAYETTE-RNJAEYJ, Dumont, Peck, Oliver, Gayley, Lehnor, Robinson, Buker. Quarier-Bark, Young. Hdygdfki, Moyle, Wilson. Fu!!-back, March. PRINCETON-Rushers, Irvine, Dowkontt, Wheeler, Symmes, Tay- lor, Davis, Warren. Qzzarfer-back, King. HaMbarks, Poe QWoodj, Adagns. Full-Mrk, Homans. LAFAYETTE, o. PRINCETON, 24. 95 NEW YORK A. C. vs. PRINCETON. Princeton, Oct. 24, 1891. NEW YORK A. C.-Rzzsizars, O'Brien, Carter, Schumacher, Slazenger, Rockwell, Brown, Robertson. Quarfer-bark, Wurtem- burg. Hafbarkx, Wight, Scott. Fu!!-bark, Kell. PRINCETON-RUIABVJ, Vincent, Davis, Wheeler, Taylor, Riggs, Harold, Warren. Quarfer-back, King. Hafyibarks, Adams QBer- genj, Wood. Full-bark, Homans. NEW YORK A. C., o. PRINCETON, 28. MANHATTAN A. C. VS. PRINCETON. Princeton, Oct. 28, 1891. MANHATTAN A. C.-Rzzsfzers, Davis, Cash, Janeway, George, Effelston, Shafer, Bovaird. Quezrfer-back, Ripley. Hafbacks, Goff, Stockton. Fu!!-bark, Curran. PRINCETON-Rumen, Vincent, Holly, Wheeler, Taylor, Riggs, Harold, Warren. Qzzarfar-back, King, QMorsej. Hafbarks, VVood, Poe, QBergenj. Fu!!-bark, Homans. MANHATTAN A. C., o. PRINCETON, 78. WESLEYAN VS. PRINCETON. New York, Oct. 31, 1891. - WESLEYAN-Rushers, Akers, Dukeshire, Newton, Holden, Saxe, Howard, Smith. Qzzarier-bark, Pullman, QPomeroyj. Hazfbarks, Seo, Meredith. Fu!!-back, Gordon. PRINCETON-RZLYAEVS, Vincent, Holly, Wheeler, Symrnes, Riggs, Harold, Warren. Quarier-bark, King. Hafbarks, Bergen, Flint, CWoodj. Fu!!-back, Homans. WESLEYAN, o. PRINCETON, 731. 96 ORANGE A. C. VS. PRINCETON. Orange, Nov. 3, 1891. ORANGE A. C.-Ruslzers, Berdick, B. Storrs, C. B. Storrs, Logan, MacKenzie, Lewis, Mowry. Quarter-bark, Dehart. Hay backs, Bonnar, Spier. Fu!!-back, Marshall. PRINCETON-Rzzrkerx, Vincent, Holly, Wheeler, Symmes, Tay- lor, Davis, Warren. Quarter-barlz, King. Hafbackx, Bergen, Flint. Fu!!-bark, Homans. ORANGE, o. PRINCETON, 26. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA vs. PRINCETON. Philadelphia, Nov. 7, 1891. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA-Rushers, Schofi Sypher, QGrif- iithsj, Fowler, Adams, Thornton, Mackie, Heisman. Quarfer- bark, Church. Haybarks, Camp, Brauson. Full-bark, Thayer, QMartinQ. PRINCETON-Rushers, Vincent, Holly, Wheeler, Symmes, Riggs, Harold, VVarren. Quarfer-back, King. Hafbarks, Flint, Poe. Fu!!-back, Homans. UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA, o. PRINCETON, 24. CORNELL vs. PRINCETON. Princeton, Nov. 14, 1892. CORNELL-RZZJAETS, Young, Johanson, Hanson, Galbraith, Grif- iith, QCollonj, Barr, Floy. Quarier-back, White. Hafbarkx, Osgood, Horton. Fu!!-back--Bacon. PRINCETON-Rusherr, Vincent, Holly, Wheeler, Symmes, Riggs, Harold, Warren. Quarier-back, King, QMorsej. Halfbacks, Flint, Poe. Fu!!-back, I-Iomans. CORNELL, o. PRINCETON, 6. 97 7 YALE vs. PRINCETON. New York, Nov. 26, 1891. YALE-Ruslzers, Hinkey, Winter, Heffelfinger, Sanford, Morison 7 Wallace, Hartwell. -Qzzarier-back, Barbour. Hafbarks, L. Bliss, McClung. Fu!!-bank, McCormick. - PRINCETON-Rushers, Warren, Harold, Riggs, Symmes, Wheeler Holly, Vincent. Quarter-bank, King. Haybarkx, Flint, Poe Fu!!-back, Homans. . YALE, 19. PRINCETON, o. SUMMARY OF CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES. UNIV. OF 4YALE. PRINCETON. PENNA. WESLEYAN. WON Yale ....... .. . I 1 I 3 Princeton ..... ....... o , , 1 I 2 University of Penna. . . . , o o . . I 1 Wesleyan . ........... O O 0 . . o A Lost ....... o 1 2 3 The Championship was awarded to Yale. 98 7 F. 'VV SCRUB FOOT-BALL TEAM. Rzzshers. RIGGS, '94, ' CHAMBERLAIN, ,94 TRENCHARD, '95, I. THOMPsON,,'94, MCCATILEY, ,Q4, TAYLOR, '95, P. DAVIS, '93, Qzzarfer-Zzaclc. 'MORSE, '95. Hazfbacks. OOD, '92, J. ADAMS, '92, TURNER, '94 CURRAN, fCapz'.,j '92. - Fu!!-back. M. BERGEN, '92. SUBSTITUTES. IRVINE, ,92, BEVERIDGE, 93. '92 FOOT-BALL TEAM. Rzzslzen. E WOODS, VREDENBURG, IRISH, A BROWN, HALE WOOD, SYMMES. Quarter-bark. A. RIGGS, K Capaj ffgzfgacles. HOMANS, ADAMS. Fu!!-bark. PENDLETON, 99 I '93 FOOT-BALL , TEAM. Ruslzers. CHAPIN, WARREN, P. DAVIS, COCHRAN, RIGGS, BEVERIDGO, GRANGER. Qzzarfez'-bczcn B. MCALPIN. Hafbarkx. STEARNS, Kms. Fu!!-back. NEWTON, f Cajbzij '94 FOOT-BALL TEAM. Rzuhefs. CHAMBERLAIN, MCKENZIE, K Capt Q H. RIGGS, MEREDITH, DOWKONTT, FARNUM, F. RIGGS, Quarier-back. DUFF. Hafbacks. J, POE, DUSENBERRY, Fa!!-back. DRAKE. IO0 ,QS FOOT-BALL TEAM. Rusfzerx. H. O. BROWN, QTRENCHARDJ POLCAR,f CFARLANDJ H. L. HODGE, RENOLDS, PEASE, BUNTING, BEVERIDGE, Quarfer-bark. S. A. HODGE, fMORSE.j Hafbarks. MUNN, CFULPERQ JAMES, fCap!.j Fu!!-bark. ANDERSON. SUBSTITUTES. COCHRAN, WooD, EDWARDS, DONNELLV. CLASS GAMES. PRINCETON PREPARATORY vs. PRINCETON, 795. Princeton Preparatory School .,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,, o Points. Princeton, ,QS ,.p ................................. I3 If HILL SCHOOL vs. PRINCETON, '95 At Pottstown. V' Hill School ................ .L ........... .... o Points. Princeton, '95 ....... .......................... 22 H LEHIGH, '95 vs. PRINCETON, 795. Lehigh, 795- ............. 4 ......................... 4 Points. Princeton, '95 ............... Q .................... I3 ff A PRINCETON PREPARATORY vs. PRINCETON, 795. Princeton Preparatory School .........,.... . ........ o Points. Princeton, ,QS .................................... 28 If STEVENS INSTITUTE SCRUB vs. PRINCETON, '95. Stevens Institute Scrub .......... .l ...........,.... o Points. Prmceton, '95 ....,............................... 32 If LAWRENCEVILLE vs. PRINCETON, '95. Lawrenceville ................ . . . . ......... ....... o Points Princeton, ,QS ......... . .............. . ........... zo If COLUMBIA, '95, vs. PRINCETON, ,95. Columbia, ,QS .................................... 2 Polnts Princeton, ,QS ,,,,, ,,,, 3 2 ' If X ,Y 'mx-1' 5. nf: 1 f, .ogzrfhfr rt:-Q-I ,1:,' 9 5., -:,r3,aJI--?g- 4. 5.1, .QIIIILW . , ' , , y'1zuL',1f':n I, 4 I'.,'h,' -.'c-., f 11.-7150+912 'I,,l.'f'-'fx-1 ,':E-wi-I . f f ' f 'I - , L. fp -off ' - f Q:f5wffy'1 of t, ,J aff-1 -5-r,.,- :EL -1 f. .,- A , . ,,,. ' V 5135.-4 -'Q'-' . -X1 f ff! 4-I fr . ll? f 2 N f A rvfffzz' f 5- . -5-fi-2,5-5.11-ima RSX N -' ,!' 4W5 .if Q! 1-- 3 2:55 If f fu-If U A , 39-g1,w,YI f . 44,1-1- M, ,Y-ffff 53924472 4fL:: f,95 9.15.-nf rf 07 L .. 5 6 .ig-Eff -WN Zrnv f. .5-3,4 :F '.:,:-'..1.':?l Q I Io 'owidiwtdwwtwwiwwi PRINCETONS FOOT-BALL RECORD Princeton's Complete Record, from 1869, to the close of Last Season is as follows. PRINCETON VS. Princeton. Oppon'ts. Goals. T.D. Goals. T.D. 1870 Rutgers ..,.... 6 0 2 0 1872 .. 4 0 1 0 1873 Yale ........... 3 0 0 0 1874 Columbia ...... 6 0 0 0 Rutgers ........ 6 O 1 0 0 1875 Columbia ...... 6 0 2 0 Stevens ....... 6 0 O 0 Princeton adopts the Rugby Game for first time. 1876 Univ. of Penn. 6 0 0 0 Columbia ...... 3 0 0 0 Univ. of QPenu. 6 0 0 0 Yale .......... . 0 O 2 O 1877 Harvard ..... . 0 1 1 1 ....... 1 1 0 2 Columbia ...... 4 7 0 0 Yale ........... 0 0 1 0 O 1878 Univ. of Penn. 2 4 0 0 Stevens ........ 4 6 O 0 Rutgers ...... . 5 10 0 0 L' Univ. of Penn. 2 4' 1 1 0 'L Harvard. ,.., 0 1 0 0 Yale ........... 1' 0 0 0 The following year the safety touch- downs were introduced. 1879. Goals. T. D. Safeties Princeton ......,.. . 6 4 0 University of Penn. 0 0 11 Princeton. ......,.. 2 3 0 Columbia .... 0 O 10 Princeton ..... .. 7 4 0 Stevens ...... . . . 0 0 ' 19 Princeton ...... . 1 0 T Harvard ..... 0 0 5 Princeton, .... O 0 ' 5 Yale ......... .. 6 0 2 1880. The eleven men rule introduced Goals T D Safeties Princeton .... ..... 6 Stevens ...... .. . 0 Princeton ..... .... 8 Rutgers' ............ 0 Princeton. .. .... ... O University of Penn. 0 Princeton ........... 2 Harvard ...,. . , . 1 Princeton ...... .... 0 Yale ....... .... 0 1881. Princeton ...... . . . 3 Rutgers ..... .... 0 Princeton ..... . . . 7 Stevens. ........... 0 Princeton ....... .... 7 University of Penn. 0 Princeton ........... 1 Univ. of Mich ...... 0 Princeton ........... 4 University of Penn. 0 Princeton ........... 1 Rutgers ...... . . 0 Princeton ..... . 1 Columbia ..,... . . . O Princeton ...., . 0 H arvard ..... . . 0 Princeton ...... .. . 0 Yale .... .... . . . 0 1882. Princeton, ..... . ,. 5 Graduates .... . . . . 0 Princeton .... . 5 Rutgers .... .,. 0 Princeton ,.......... 9 University of Penn. O IOSL F00 T -BA LL RE C ORD- C onizbzuezi. 1882.-Continued. 18864-Continued. - Goals. T' D. Safetiesl Princeton vs. University of Penn. 28 Princeton ..... 8 3 0 H H Harvard ------- - - . - -- 12 Columbia .... ...... o 0 Wesleyan ---- 76 Princeton .......... 10 4 H Yale -------- ---. 0 University of Penn. 0 0 Princeton .......... 3 4 1887' Rutgers ..........., 0 0 Princeton vs Lafayette .... .... 4 7 Princeton ...... .. 1 0 't Rutgers .............. 30 Harvard ..... .. 1 1 Lehigh ........ ...... 8 0 Princeton ...... .. 3 1 University of Penn. 61 Columbia ...... .. 0 0 48 Princeton ...... . 1 0 Vifesleyan ........... 69 Yale ............... 2 0 ' University of Penn. 95 ll From the year 1883. the scores are indi- i 4. ' I 3 cated by the number of points given. y 1883. 1888. Princeton vs. Rutgers-UU 20 Princeton LehJgh .......... 75 n. it it rn L u in GL ll Lt t it Princeton vs. LL H. Ll LL B AL N K. Ll K5 Ls K lt Princeton vs. tl tk BL ll .. ti t KL 65 LI L5 AL H. Princeton vs LL lt M ix K LL Lafayette ..... 54 Stevens.. .......... . 15 Rutgers ............ 61 University of Penn. 39 Wesleyan ............ 24 Columbia tforfeitedj. Harvard .,........... 26 Yale ................. O 1884. Rutgers... . 23 Stevens ....... 4 Wesleyan... ...... .. 22 Rutgers ............. 35 University of Penn.. 31 Lafayette ............ 140 Stevens .............. 56 Johns Hopkins ...... 57 Harvard... ....... . . 34 Yale ........ 4 1885. Stevens ...... . ..... 94 ' 76 University of Penn.. 76 tt it 80 Graduates ........... 62 108 Wesleyan .... ........ 7 6 Johns Hopkins ..... Yale ..,.............. 6 University of Penn. 51 Columbia .... ....... 6 4 1886. Stevens .............. 58 ............. Q 59 University of Penn. 30 t. it 55 104 L it ll I KG .. it Al L L: .K .i r it Princeton vs. H Si H tk I6 ll it .1 Li L6 I AL Princeton vs ss ti L tt A na ac u sc 4 u 4 n L u 4 sz A rt L Ln 4 is Crescents ............ 31 University of Penn. 63 Stevens .............. 80 Rutgers ....... ..... 8 0 University of Penn. 38 Rutgers ............. 82 .T ohns Hopkins ...... 104 Wesleyan .... ....... 44 University of Penn. 4 Harvard ............. 18 Yale ........ 0 1889. Lehigh ..... 1 ...... .. 16 Stevens .............. 49 University of Penn. '72 Columbia ............ 71 Wesleyan .... .. . 98 Harvard ........ .... 4 1 Orange A. C ......... 52 Yale ........... .... 1 0 Washington .... . . . 57 1890. Franklin and Marslfl 38 Rutgers ............. 27 Orange A. C ........ 0 University of Penn. 18 Crescent A. C ....... 12 Lafayette ..... .. 26 Lehigh .... .......... 5 O Columbia A. C ...... 60 Univ. of Virginia .... 115 Columbia .... ........ 8 5 University of Penn . 6 Wesleyan .... ....... 4 6 Yale ........ .. . 0 32 FOO T-BA LL RECORD-Conizhued. 1891. Princeton vs. Rutgers...... . .. Lehigh .............. Crescent A. C ..... .. u u Q LL Lehigh .............. ' Franklin 8 Marshall ll Lafayette. .... ...... New York A. C ..... 12 18 28 30 44 24 28 Princeton vs. L4 as an an me sc 1891. Manhattan A. C Vkfesleyan ...... Orange A. C. . . Univ. of Penn. Cornell ......,.. Yale .... From the above iigures the total annual series since 1883 are Prmceion. Opponents 1883 ..... . 239 26 1884 ..... 406 I9 1885 ..... 693 25 1886 .... 318 25 1887 ..... 430 I4 1888 ..... 619 16 1889 .... 482 29 1890 ..... 478 58 1891 ........... . 391 I9 Total ............ 4,056 241 Princeton Won championships in 1877, 1878, 1879, 1885, 1889. Yale Won in 1881, 1882, 1883, 1887, 1888, I8QO, 1891. 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GUILD, 1 B., E. P. KING. 2 B., T. E. RAMSDELL, S. S., R. F. W. FERGUSON. ... T. HUMPHREY .... P. KING ............. ,92'-93' 107. WRIGHT, C. F., TRENCHARD, R. F., BROOKS, S. S. . .... Preszdem' . . . . Treasurer .....CdAff6Zi71 I RECORD OF COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES HARVARD Cook, 3b ........ Mason, c .... . .. Hallowell, c.f ..... . . . Frothingham, 2b Hovey, s.s ...... Dickinson, lb... Corbett, r.f ...... Paine, l.f ..... . Highlands, p .... 1892. HARVARD vs. PRINCETON. Princeton, May 7, 1892. ABR IB .. 5 1 1 .. 5 2 2 .. 5 2 3 .. 5 1 1 .. 5 3 2 .. 4 0 0 .. 4 1 1 .. 3 1 0 ..-4 0 1 Totals ............ 40 11 11 PO 1 10 4 1 2 S 0 1 O 27 A 3 1 0 3 1 0 0 0 3 11 PRINCETON. King, 2b ....... . . Young, p ....... Mackenzie, l.f .... . Rarnsdell, 3b ..... Humphreys, 1b ..,. . . Wright, c.f ..... Brooks, s.s. .... . Trenchard, r.f ..... Guild, lb., Bb .... Brown, c ..... Totals ..... Umpires, Mulligan and Hopkins. Earned Runs-Princeton, 1g Harvard, 4. Two base hits-Mason, Hovey, Three base hits-Mackenzie, Hallowell. Home Runs-King, Corbett. Left Princeton, 6, Harvard, 8. Struck out--by Highlands, 8, by Young, 4. Bases on balls- off Young, 25 off Highlands, 4. Passed balls-Brown, 2g Mason, 4. Wild pitches- Young, 2. Time of game-2 hours and forty minutes. 1 2 3 4 5 6 scour: nv 1NNiNcs PRrNcE'roN .... . .... . .. HARVARD .... YALE. Murphy, s.s ..... Beall, c.f ...... Bowers, p .... Case, l.f ..... Carter, c ..,. Norton, 2b. .. Bliss. r.f ..... . . Rustin, 3b .... Jackson, lb ..... 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 '1 0 2 0 YALE vs. PRINCETON. New Haven, May 23, 1892. AB R IBPO .. 4 0 2 3 .. 3 0 0 0 .. 3 0 O 0 .. 4 0 0 1 .. 3 O 0 7 .. 4 0 0 1 .. 3 1 1 3 .. 3 0 0 2 .. 3 0 010 27 A 3 O 4 O 0 4 1 0 0 12 PRINCETON. King, 2b ........... . . . Mackenzie, l.f ..... . .. Woodcock, 3b. .... .. . Young, p ...... Wright, c.f .... Ramsclell, s.s .... Trenchard, r.f. .. Guild, 1b... Brown, c ....... Totals ....... .... 3 0 IB PO A E 1 1 3 1 1 4 5 0 1 0 0 O ' 0 1 2 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 1 5 2 0 0 1 0 0 10 2 1 0 5 3 1 3 24 21 8 Highlands. on bases- 9 -Totals. 0-5 x--11 naPoAE 0220 1200 0011 0150 1000 1021 0000 01201 1712 424115 Totals .... 30 1 3 Umpires, Brady and Curry. Left on bases-Princeton, 6g Yale, 9. Struck out-by Young,8g by Bowers, 2. Bases on balls-off Young, 4, off Bowers, 3. Passed balls-Brown, lg Carter, 1. Sacrifice hits-Jackson, Norton, Trenchard. sconn av 1NN1Ncs. YALE..... ...... PRINCETON. . . . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 - Totals. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 nr- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 HARVARD wx PRINCETON. Cambridge, May 30, 1892. I-I.-uzvmzn. AB R Mason, c ................ 5 1 Hallowell, c.f .... t .. 5 1 Frothingham, 2b ........ 4 1 Hovey, s.s ....... .... 4 1 Cook, 3b ....... 4 2 Trafford, l.f ...... .. . 4 0 Dickinson, 1b ,..... . . 4 2 Corbett. r.f ...... .... 4 1 Highlands, p ...., .... 4 0 Totals ............ 38 9 IB PO A 2 10 2 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 1 11 0 2 1 0 0 0 12 11 27 17 Umpires, Mullen and Hopkins. PRINCETON. King, 2b ...Y.. ,... Young,p... Mackenzie, l.f... .. Wright, c.f ..... Rarnsdell, s.s ..,.. Trcnohard, r.f ..... . .. Woodcock, 3b .... Guild, 1b ........ Brown, c. . . . Totals .... . RIBPOAE 00391 10070 11 000 00000 10043 01100 00211 0 013 1 1 11510 432423 6 Earned runs-Harvard, 4. Left on bases-Harvard. 5, Princeton, 1. Base on balls- off Highlands, 4. Struck out- by Highlands, Sq by Young, 4. Two base hits-Frothing- ham, Cook and Corbett, 2. Sacrince hits-Hallowell, Hovey, Highlands, King and Wood- cock. Stolen bases-Mason, Mackenzie, Rarnsdell. Wild Pitches-Highlands, 2, Young, 3g Passed ball-Mason. Time of game-one hour and Efty-five minutes. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 scoizn BY mnmos. HARVARD.. .. PRINCETON. . .. ... 0 - Totals. .0 0 0 0 2 3 4 0 x19 10 0 0 0 0 0 3-4 YALE vs. PRINCETON. Princeton, YALE. AB R IB ro A Murphy,3b.. .. .. 3 0 1 1 1 Beall,c.f ...... .. 4 0 1 2 0 Bowers,p... . ..,. 4 0 0 0 4 Case, l.f .... .... 4 1 0 2 O Carter.o .... .... 3 0 0 6 3 Bliss, r.f ..... .... 4 0 1 0 0 Norton,2b .... .. 3 1 2 2 7 Harvey,s.s ..... .. 3 1 1 1 1 Jackson, 1b ..... .. 3 0 1 13 0 Totals ........ .... 3 1 3 7 2716 Umpires, Riley and Sullivan. june II, 1892. PRINCETON. AB King, 2b ............ Young. p .......... .. . Mackenzie, l.f ..... . .. Wright c.f ....... Ramsdell, s.s. .. Trenchard, r.f... Woodcock, 3b ...... Gund, lb ....... Brown, c. . . . Totals. .. . RIBPOAE 0 0 5 2 0 0 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 1 O 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 4 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0'1 2 1 0 112 2 0 0 1 4 3 2 1 32719 5 Earned runs-Yale, 1. Stolen bases-Yale, 3, Princeton, 5. Struck out-by Bowers, 5 by Young, 3. Bases on balls-off Bowers, 1, 011 Young, 1. Hit bv pitcher, Woodcock, Norton. Wild pitch-Young. Sacrifice hits-Mackenzie, Brown, Harvey, Wright. Double play-Ramsdell, Guild, Brown. Time of game-two hours and five minutes. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 SCORE BY INN XNGS. YALE...-....... ..... PR1Ncn'roN. . . . - Totals. 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 .1 0-3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 oil YALE. YALE ws. PRINCETON.- New York, june 18, 1892. ABR Murphy, 3b, s.s .... A 4 Beall, c.f ....... 1 Bowers, p .... . .. 1 0 Speer, l.f ,..., .... 1 Case,1.f.p ..... 4 0 Carter, c ..... 3 O Bliss, r.f ....... .. 4 Norton, 2b ...... 3 0 Harvey, s.s., 3b .... ... 3 0 jackson, 1b ..... .. .... 2 0 Totals .,.......... 28 2 Umpire, Curry. IB PO A 0 0 2 1 2 1 '0 0 2 0 1 0 0 O 2 1 8 3 2 0 0 2 2 4 0 2 1 1 12 0 7 27 15 E 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 2 B PRINCETON. , King. 2b .,....... Young. p ....... Mackenzie, l.f ..... .. Wrrght, c.f .,.... Drake, c.f ....... Ramsdell, r.f ..., Woodcock, Brooks, s.s ...... Guild, 1b ....., Brown, c.. . Humphreys, c ..... .. Totals .... ABRIBPOAE 422331 6.12040 523000 401100 100000 421000 511400 410230 52211 00 310641 100020 4212122716 2 Earned 1-uns+Princeton, 5. Two base hit-Wright. Three base hits-Mackenzie, Guild, Bliss. Home run-Ramsdell. Stolen bases-Yale, 65 Princeton, 5. ' Bases on ba11s- off Bowers,3g oh' Case, 2, off Young, 3. Hit by Pitcher-Brown. Passed balls-Carter, 15 Brown, 4. Wlld Pitches-Bowers, lg Young, 1. Struck out-by Bowers, 4, by Case, 2, by Young, 6. Double plays-Beall and Jackson, Norton and Harvey, Case, Carter and Jackson. scoaz sv INNINGS. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 - .. .. .. - - - - - Totals. YALE ........... . . . 1 O 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-T 2 PRINCETON ..... .... 3 O 0 6 O 1 0 2 0--12 . If -if J .ein-, .gg-- as-'Nei - . 11-nf' x I ,z-if -'-' ...r, - . - lffii x N . ifiv ' Q .Tia-ET? V. 3,3 3- !ii'Q-'70 '- T ' 'Pe? Zf'f:QQ 1 If we is gififf - I-IWF NISA N . -. X N 15251: ' 1, of V' li 4, I uf. ,-, f ,WJ fp . L . N ' --m-I ' .- . -.g g --si, - 114 f 5 T-rf' - - T Y 1.1 Qpzn-TTL--' ,, Y- A . ., , 5-T-t......... 5 TE: T-FQ..- -im.-' 110 Scores of College Championship Games. May 7. Princeton vs. Harvard, at Princeton ..... . . 5-11 23. Yale, at New Haven ....... .. o- 1 30. Harvard, at Cambridge .... . . . 4- 9 june II. Yale, at Princeton ......... .. . 1- 3 IS. Yale, at New York ..... ... 12- 2 Other Than Championship Games. April 2. Princeton vs. New Yorks.. . . . . . . 1- 9 7. Dartmouth ...... . . . 12- 2 9. Lehigh .... 10- 1 II. ' Boston. .............. . . . 5- 7 13. Staten Island A. C .... 7- 1 15. Columbia A. C ....... .. .. 13- 2 19. U 'University of Virginia ..... . . . 10- o 22. Lehigh . . . ................. .. 10- 6 27. University of Pennsylvania ..... o- 6 30. ' Lafayette .................... 13- o May 4. Wesleyan ............... .. 4- 0 16. University of Pennsylvania ..... . . 8- 1 25. University of Michigan ..... . . 9- 4 june 1. Lawrenceville.. . . . . . . . . 12- 1 3. Lafayette .... . . . 9- 1 4. Orange A. . 7- 2 22. ' Brown ....... . . 2- 5 lll Averages of University Base-Ball Nine for I8Q2. BATTING. NAME. GAMES. A. B. B. H. TCLILVAEIT Trenchard, r.f., c., 3b. .. 27 10 I4 37o 519 Mackenzie, 1,f ....... 74 24 44 316 595 Ramsdell, s.s., 3b., r.f. .. 82 24 31 .293 378 Humphreys, o., Ib... 25 7 9 280 360 Wright, c.f ........ 86 21 22 244 256 King, 2b .......... 75 18 27 240 360 L. Young, p., r.f .... 8o I5 17 188 213 Brown, c., Ib., Lf. .. 56 9 IO 161 179 Drake, p., r.f., c.f... 44 7 IO 15,9 227 Woodcock, 3b., r.f. . . 42 6 7 143 167 Guild, Ib., 3b. ..... 67 9 16 134 239 Brooks, s.s ..,... .. 41 5 5 122 T22 Totals. .... 1 5 5 2 1 2 222 304 FIELDING. NAME. cHANcss. 623155. Assisrs. ERRORS. Alfa. Drake, p.,r.f., c.f .... ..... 3 8 6 21 1 974 Wright, c.f,. .... . . . 24 Ig 4 1 963 Young, p., r.f ..... . .. 74 I3 58 3 962 Guild, 1b., 3b.. .. ... 231 I2 210 9 961 King, 2b ............ . .. 135 68 61 6 956 Humphreys, c., 1b.. . . . . 66 55 7 4 939 Brown, c., 1b. ..... 161 IIQ 3I II 932 Brooks, s.s .... .... . .. 44 I5 24 5 886 Mackenzie, 1.f . ....... .. . I4 II 1 2 851 Woodcock, 3b., r.f ...... . .. 38 I5 16 7 816 Ranisdell, 3b., s.s., r.f . .. 81 18 42 21 741 Trenchard, 3b., r.f .... . .. II 5 , 3 3 727 Totals ..... . . . 907 356 478 73 Q20 112 Freshman Team, Spring of 1892. VAN NORTWICK, p., PEASE, 1 b., BLAIR, 1. f., SNYDER, p., CI-IOATE, 2 b., PAYNE, c. f., BISSELL, c., FRANCIS, s. s,, DAVIS, r. f., OTTO, 1 b., GOULD, 3 b., TRENCHARD, 3 b., GAMES PLAYED. '95 ws. Princeton Preparatory, Princeton ..... .... 1 o- 3 '95 vs. Pennington Seminary, Pennington .... .. . 5- o '95 ws. Pennington Seminary, Pennington ...., 8- 2 '95 vs. Yale '95, New Haven ............... 1- 2 '95 715. Lawrenceville, Lawrenceville ..... I- 4 Class Championship Games, 1891. '92 115. '95 ...... .... .... . . .. 9- 5 '93 Us. '95 ...... 11-Io '92 ws. '94 ..... .. 5- o '92 vs. '93... ...... . 4- 3 '93 vs. '94 .... . . ..Not played. '94 1Js. 95... 6-4 Class Championship Games, 1892. '93 vs. '96 ..... ' ' II- 4 '94 w- '95 -- .. 4- 6 '94 115. '96 ..... ,, 4- 2 '93 wr '95 ---. 15- 2 Q3 11.1. '94 ..... H 7g I '95 Us. '96 ...... ,, ,, 3- 6 113 8 Nines Contesting for Class Championship L. YOUNG, p., BROKAW, c., WOODS, I b., WOODCOCK, p., H UMPHREYS, c., BROKAW, I b., DRAKE, p., HUMPHREY, c., YOUNG, 1 b., ANDERSON, p., BISSELL, c., OTTO, I b., in Fall of 1891. D 92. BERGEN, 2 b., BROWN, 3 b., PIANSON, s. s., ,93- GUILD, zb., DE WITT, 3 b., DRISCOLL, s. s., ,94- ANDREWS, 2 b., RAMSDELL, 3 b., DUFE, s. s., 7 95- THOMPSON, 2 b DILLY, 3 b., BROOKS, s. s., II4 A. YOUNG, 1. f., SPOONER, c. f., SMALL, r. f. KING, 1. f., MULLEN, c. f. WILEY, r. f. MACKENZIE, 1. f., WRIGHT, c. f. SICARD, r. i, BLAIR, 1. f., PAYNE, c. f., REYNOLDS. r. f., william iihhnarh Zlllurell ,III julililliffani TB'iIIiam Elhinavh Buns!! Emi Gym! 6, 189 - TRACK ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. FACULTY COMMITTEE ON OUT-DOOR SPORTS. PROF. SLOANE, Ckazrman. PROFS. YOUNG, SCOTT, FINE, ORMOND AND WILSON. OFFICERS '91-'92, CROWLEY WENTWORTH. ..,........ . . . . . . . . PARKE I-I. DAVIS ......... PETER VREDENBURG .... 101-IN MCMASTERS . . . PARKE H. DAVIS ..... C. H. MCILWAINE. . . .. OFFICERS '92-'93. W. B. WOODBRIDGE .... JOHN MCMASTERS. . .. 116 . . . .Preszkient Treasurer . . C apiazbz . . Trazbzer . . . .Preszkient Treasurer . . Captain . . Trazher V ' FALL I-IANDICAP GAMES. or THE PRINCETON UNIVERSITY TRACK ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. UNIVERSITY GROUNDS, QCTOBER 24, 1891. t Events. Wzbzfzers. Time' Httlthft or Dfstcznce. 'S F. A. Norris, '95 Q7 yarclsj ..... ....... I o sec. IOC Yards Dash ....... 1, :94 yards, 220 Yards Dash. . ..... P. Vredenburgh, '92 Qscratchj ..... . .... 222: sec. E. S. Smith, '94 Q7 yardsj E. R. Ramsdell, 'Q4fSC1'2LtCl'1D ..... ..... 1 8 sec. Izo Yards Hurdle Race M Lloyd ,94 73 yards, Q C. W. Ottley, '93 Q75 yardsj ..... I min. 56M sec. . 4 Half Mile Run ....... Q I. In Brokaw, ,93 C75 yardsy - 1' A. K. Brodie, ,Q4 Q95 yardsj. .4 min. 48V sec. One Mile Run .... ..... I G- W- Betts, ,92 C75 yardsy 2 , 1 One Mile Walk ........ Q S. . M. Ageusi ,95 Q90 Sect? F. A. Borcherling, '93 Qscratchj. .7 min 34M sec. H ' L. R. Moffit, ,Q3 Q1oo yardsb ...... 7 min. I4-g sec. Two Mile Bicycle Race I. W. Ritchie, ,Q3 Q75 yardsj. W. 1. Grandin, jr., '94 Qscratchj. A Dead Heat between Freshmen L4 Mile Run W. Davis, and ................ ..... 5 53 sec? A. R. Gray. Pole Vault ............ Q SIfRiigg!g,4,gg iaC2iJ?D'. 8 ft' 4 in Running High Jump IgSRC!3it2gL?g'tS5t3'lCl1GSJ .... .I .... .5 ft. 6 in Running Broad Jump. Q ,?QilhigI4,Q39jiztit?66gD.. . . .... IQ ft. IO in. Pttttttg It-ttt Shot -'-- 3 li.Xoie1f11ii11E1f2f?k2lf2ifZSi'.'. I 1'.'.'Z5Et.IZ iii Folcltgbsaggrlilsace ......-- 1lqZg71?E?geZlg??g5ba2rixdv?S1I . . . . .... 1134 sec. it Best Princeton Record for Freshmen, 440 Yards Run. 117 I 'sis fi Hr of I I 7 .79 LL lil GK J it P95 AE ,, Ci IJ F A: lk Q MQEWSenf?Hfm. ri mx , t '- jaffii I 0 ' f 2' A F Z1 My -' V fwvwl f6'3l'Q'i -fail? Ii. Zh Z2 Qdgwnwmufjhgn ' -Q 6 7 . I H Ztj o - jf,J fg .4 42lgQ IQ, l 9 ! H .' 12 4 ,W Aw ,E IH K ' S 3- ' fffili ,QF ports WINTER SPORTS OF THE , PRINCETON UNIVERSITY TRACK ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. IN THE GYMNASIUM, WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY, FEB. 22, 1892. Events. W i mzers. g'QQ2.ffZi5g! . - ' A. L. Wheeler, '95, 13 ft. 6 ing .... ..32 ft. 71 in. Putting 16 lb. Shot .... P. Vredenburgh, ,92, Q2 ft., E Vaulting Horse ....... 3 E. S. Rarnsdel1,'94. . . .... .......... 1 1 ft. 7 in. Running Long jump. . H. C. Koehler, '95 .......... .... . II ft. 1 in. P. Vredenburgh, ,Q2 .... . ...... 13-2 sec. RopeClimbing ........ Q A'MCLanahan,,92' I . T.B.T ,' ....,. .... 8 ft.6'. Spring Board jump... . Q J-I W. LLg1scff95?3 In - - jj. H. Hanna, '92 ........... ft. 91 in. High Kick ...,........ Q Hamilton cseminarybu 5 H. F. Sill, '94, fscratchj ..... .. ..... 5 ft. 65 in. A. C. Hencken, ,Q3, fr in.j ....... ..... 5 'ft. 1 1n. Light Weight Wrestling, C. S. Hughes, 'Q3. Middle Weight Wrestling, J. Poe, ,Q5. Heavy Weight Wrestling, J. Beveridge, '93. Exhibition by the Princeton University Gymnastic Association. Running High jump. . 1:8 THIRD ANNUAL OPEN HANDICAP GAMES OF THE PRINCETON UNIVERSITY TRACK ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, Ezfefzts. loo Yards-Dash. ... 220 Yards Hurdle Race. . AT THE UNIVERSITY GROUNDS, MAY 7, IBQZ. Time, Hezfh! W 271715 7' 5 - or Dzkiance. W. Swayne, Yale University, Q2 yds.j ..... . ..... to sec. . S. Smith, M. A. C., Q4 ydsj D1 C. J. Judd, University of Pennsylvania, U55 yds.j T. Eaton, Yale University, Q1o yds.j .......... 26,2 scc. A McLanahan, Princeton, Q15 yds.D J. B. Wood, A. C. S. N., QIO yds.J 6oo Yards Novice ........ -S G. C. Wintringer, Princeton and M. A. C., 7min. 18,2 sec. Scratch. One Mile Walk .... One Mile Run .... 300 Yards Run. . .. Half Mile Run .... Q S. F. Beadsley, Yale. F. A. Bocherling, P'n and N.Y.A.C.,Qscratchj 7 m. 13,2 s. .. C. W. Ottley, Princeton and N. Y. A. C., Qscratchj. I. E. Wright, Yale, Q20 sec.J ' H. W. Koehler, P'n and N.Y.A.C., Q90 ydsl 4111. 382 s. .. A. C. Williams, Yale, Q25 yds.j . B. Large, Univ. of Penn. and A. C. S. N., Q90 yds.j Q T. R. Freeman, Univ. of Penn., Q12 yds.j ..... 32-2 sec. . . . . B. Turner, Princeton and M. A. C., Q15 yds.J Q Bi V. Black, Princeton and M. A. C., QII ycls.j Q S. Butterworth, Yale Univ., Q50 ds.j1 min. 53? sec. l L ... . . . . W. Betts, Princeton and M. A. C., Q55 yds.J . B. Crane, Princeton and M. A. C., Q55 yds.j A. L. Wittaker, A. C. S. N., Q2 ft.j .... ..., . ..1g ft. 9 in. Running Broad Jump .... T. Eaton, Yale University, Q1 ft. Q'l1'1.j . H. Hammond, Yale University, Q1 ft. 9 in.j T Leslie P A S C Q5 in.l. ............ 5ft.1o. Running High -lump l Schoeter,'M.' Ai Q45 in.3 . S. Mitchell, N. Y. A. C., Qscratchj. ........ 42ft. 5 in. Putting 16-lb. Shot ...... . T. Stillman, Yale University, Q7 ft.j P. D. B. Lyman, Yale University, Q3 ft. 6 in.j P. T. Stillman, Yale University, Q25 ft.j .... Q3 ft. 6 in. Throwing 16-lb. Hammer A. L. Wheeler, Princeton, Q 30 ft.j E. J. Geannini, N. Y. A. C., Q25 ft.3 A. G. Cartwright, Yale University Qscratchj IO ft. 6 in. Pole Vault ...... . . W. A. Stewart, P. A. S. C., Q9 in.j E. H. Hart, Yale University, Q4 in.j Q H. C. Wheeler, M. A. C., Q90 yds.J ...... 5 min. 34 sec. Two Mile Bicycle Race... G. M. Coates, University of Pennsylvania, QI3O yds.j Q W. I. Grandin, jr., Pinceton, M. A. C,, Q14o yds.j ,, L. 1 ' QWEWQE- ' '55 ,J Q, 1 ,nm V L TI X V r. . ' 5.1 t 7,2 - .. 0--17. . 452653. ' V, I q:1fflf1i..V li! ' 11'Z'Jl'A My ' v ' . . 23? are , '17?l.' 'll' ' 119 ENWE5 I c2lLl11q-11-19? . nik JM 1- GEM, 1 ' hi. IW-212. 51 K in mn l K 7' I - Y , . . 4 7 'M? away ff, F! K 41' I- -f . - 4 X '.'ff If ' ff ' ml J ' ' .., , A , gy , I. ,-,. .. , ., ,I fmimjj ,L-1 9 . - N -wr W I ffff +I? fe- ff I f 1 mmii 1'7Wl7 ! I W 'ff' f+ -- ull.-1-.. E- -,iam-.zw . f-fi f - i ii . ,-gif 1.21 9 5. A -f--:sf L 1. I -'1 4 U 1 ,5 -f 'Q ,X ,-1-Taro .. f A :- , 1. .. 'p awn , Y I 3- 1 6 1 I - 'Z Vlfiivlffllffhr 1,--' fzyffjf - ' f 7- I ' '-.Lf wffgish T4 ' 'f ZLWLL U -1 ,, -1,-f-Q' 1 -v' ' iff 'f ,' x N .1. f 4-ffff ff 5 X is ,X of lg- ' ' - f .1275 ?,. l ...... .Q + -, ,-.. ..., .. is --. l. A -X A. .iii-5-.. -, li' CALEDONIAN GAMES. TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING OF THE PRINCETON UNIVERSITY TRACK ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. HELD AT THE UNIVERSITY GROUNDS, JUNE II, 1892. Events.. Wznners. I Qlnfjfgkftjfzeflzfit P. Vredenburg, 92 ..... . . .IO-E sec. 1oo Yards Dash ...... G. R. Swain, '94, ' T. B. Turner, ,Q3. SA. McLanahan, ,Q2 . .. ..... 175- sec. 9+ 120 Yards Hurdle Race T B Turner 'Q3. . . , IJ. W. Lora, '95. 'ff Breaking the best Princeton Record. X20 Evenis, Two Mile Bicycle Race.. -3 440 Yards Run ..... .. One Mile Run .... .. One Mile Walk.. .... . . Wzkmers. W. I. Grandin, jr., '94 J. W. Ritchie, '93. I. I. Brokaw, '93 ...... G. M. McCampbell, '94.. l H P. Vredeenburgh, '93. W. B. Woodbridge, '93 H. W. Koehler, '95. C. W. Ottley, '93. F. A. Borcherling, '93.. ..... W C. . Ottley, '93, F. H. Lester, '93, T. B. Turner, '93 ..... 220 Yards Hurdle Race. 3 E. F. johnson, '94. R Half Mile Run .... . 220 Yards Dash ..... . Throwing the Hammer. Pole Vault .... . Running High jump. . . Running Broad jump. . Putting the Shot ....... . D. Small, '92. T. B. Turner, '93 .... A. R. Gray, '95, G. W. Betts, '92. P. Vredenburgh, '92 ..... G. R. Swain, '94. I. I. Brokaw, '93. A. L. Wheeler, '95.. . .. K. Taylor, '95. J. Beveridge, '93. H. F. sin, ,Q4 .... . J. S. Rogers, '93. A. L. Dear, '93. H. F. Sill, '94 ........ A . C. Hencken, ,Q3. E. McCormick, ,Q5. . C. Heneken, '93 ..... .. A H. F. Sill, '94. T. B. Turner, 93. J. Beveridge, '93. . . ... P. Vredenburgh, '92. A. L. Wheeler, ,Q5. 'F Breaking the best Princeton Record. Tim e. H ezlglz I or Dzkiance. 6 min. 342- sec? ....5If sec. .4 min. 55,2 sec. .7 min. Ig sec! ...26fS6C.9l' ..2 min. 745 sec. .....22gif sec. . . .95 ft. 3 in. ....9 ft. ....5ft. 715in. ...19 ft. IIE-lil. ....36 ft, 5-lin. SUMMARY. Eksts. Seconds. Thzkds. T ami. Class of ,QQ .... 7 5 7 52 Class of '94 .... 3 5 ' o 25 Class of '92 .... 3 I 3 2Q Class inf ,QS ............. 1 3 3 I4 '93 wins the Peace Cup for the third consecutive time. 121 PRINCETON RECORDS. CC0n-ected up to January -xst, 1893.3 Event 100 Yards Dash. ... 220 Yards Dash ..... 440 Yards Dash ....... 120 Yards Hurdle Race ..... 220 Yards Hurdle Race ..... Record. gg sec ..... 22 sec ..... 51 sec ..... I7-3 sec .,.. 26g sec ....... Half Mile Run. ....... . One Mile Run ..... One Mile Walk ......,. Two Mile Bicycle Race Holders .. . . .L. H. Cary, H. Cary, . .W. C. Dohrn, . . . . .A. McLanahan, 5 .... T. B. Turner, .....rmin.592sec..... C. Dohm, ....4min. 41-ES6C....... min.54gsec ..... .. . .... 5 min. 32 sec .... Freshman 440 Yards Race. .555 sec ..... , Running High jump ....... 5 ft. roi in .... Running Broad jump ....... 21 ft. 4 in .... ... . .T. B. Turner, F. A. Borcherling, . .George Banker, W. Davis, ' A. R. Gray, . . . . .F. Spalding, .. . .W. C. Dohm, Pole Vault ................. IO ft. 6 in ..... ......... H . Toler, Putting I6-pound Shot ..... .39 ft. 5 in.. . . . Throwing 16 lb. Hamm er. . .99 ft. IO-5 in.. Indoor High jump. ........ 5 ft. 65 in. . . . Spring-Board jump ........ 8 ft. ro in .... H. Janeway, .. .C. C. jeiferson, . ......... H. F. Sill, S. Ramsdell, F -S:Xag?x:' rf 5 6 gf Cf 9 J ff U 2 C fda 'Y gfffg 1, T lhiw, ,d'dQ1,., 15, 1 X ' I . if . 'h mT1-1-fail? f ff 7 474: X fluff 1' I22 l 17TH ANNUAL FIELD MEETING OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, AT :MANHATTAN FIELD, NEW YORK, MAY 28, 1892. COLLEGES OF THE ASSOCIATION. AMHERST, COLUMBIA, CORNELL, FORDHAM, GEORGI-:TowN, Events. roo Yards Dash.. 220 Yards Dash ...... . . 44o Yards Dash Half Mile Run. . . One Mile Run. One Mile Walk. . 120 Yards Hurdle Race. . P 220 Yards Hurdle Race. . HARXVARD, N. Y. UNIV., HOBART, UNIV. or PA., LAFAYETTE, PRINCETON, LEHIGH, RUTGERS, UNIV. or MICH., STEVENS, C. C. N. Y., SWARTHMORE. WZ5Z7Z67S. W. Swayne, Yale ........ .. E. W. Allen, Yale. W. M. Crafts, C. C. N. Y. W. Svvayne, Yale .......... ..... 2 2 E. W. Allen, Yale. G. F. Brown, Harvard. TRINITY, UNIV. or VERMONT, UNION, WILLIABIS, YALE, Time, Hezght or Dzslafzce. ...Jog sec. sec. W. H. Wright, Harvard .... .. .... 50g sec. g S. M. Merrill, Harvard. I G. A. Sanford, Yale. S T. B. Turner, Princeton.. J. Corbin, Harvard. W. B. Wright, jr., Yale. min. 59-Ag sec. G. Lowell, Harvard .... . ..... 4 min. 332 sec. F. F. Carr, Harvard. G. Collamore, Harvard. F.A. Borcherling, Princeton. .6 min. 52? secif .....I6 sec. ....25gf sec. L. Collis, Columbia. C. P. Bardeen, Harvard. H. T. Harding, Columbia .... D. B. Lyman, Yale. G. R. Fearing, Harvard. G. R. Fearing, Harvard. . . . H. T. Harding, Columbia. Pi . Eaton, Yale. 123 C. S. Fox, Yale ............... 6 Two Mile Bicycle Race.. G. R. Brewster, Yale. ' min. IO-E sec E. D. Knap, Columbia. ' S. H. Evins, Harvard ...... .... 1 O4 ft. 3 in Throwing the Hammer.. P. T. Stillman, Yale ..... ......... 9 5 ft. 42 in A. L. Wheeler, Princeton ........ Q2 ft. 4g in O. G. Cartwright, Yale ..... .... 1 o ft. 52 in Pole Vault ..... .. E. H. Hart, Yale ........ .... 1 o ft. 22 in Towne, Williams. ........ . . . .9 ft. II? in G. R. Fearing, Harvard .... ..... 6 ft. 5 in. Running High jump .... A. H. Green, Harvard ..... ..... 5 ft. 11 in W. L. Kitchell, Yale ....... ..... 5 ft. IO in S E. B. Bloss, Harvard ............. 22 ft. 15 in Running Broad jump.. . E. R. Rarnsdell, Princeton ....... ZI ft. gg in 4? A. H. Green, Harvard ........... 21 ft. 52 in S. H. Evins, Harvard .... , .... 39 ft. 9 in Putting the Shot .... . . D. B. Lyman, jr., Yale. .... ..... 3 9 ft. 5 in ' J. Beveridge, Princeton .... .... 3 8 ft. 62 in 'F Breaking the Intercollegiate and Collegiate Records. T Breaking the Collegiate Record. SUMMARY. Ersis. Seconds. Tlzzrfds. Pozhts. Harvard .... . 7 4 55 485 Yale ........ 4 7 4: 38 Princeton .... . 2 1 2 I4 Columbia ..... 1 2 1 IO C. C. N. Y .... o o 1 1 Williams ....... o o 5 5 Other Colleges ....... o. o o o Harvard Won the Mott Haven Cup. da Jr I EI-!NNflE'.'Ea E vents. 100 Yards Dash ...... 220 Yards Dash ...... 440 Yards Dash ...,.. Half Mile Run ...... . One Mile Run... . . One Mile Walk. ....... . Two Mile Bicycle Race .... 120 Yards Hurdle Race ..... 220 Yards Hurdle Race Running High Jump. . . Running Broad Jump.. Putting 16-lb. Shot ..... Throwing 16,lb. Hammer.. Pole Vault .......... Wzhners. G. R. Swain, Princeton ....... P. Vredenburgh. Princeton l-l. T. Harding, Columbia. l P. Vredenburvh. Princeton 4 G. R. Swain, Princeton. in C. Moen, Columbia. J. S. Roddcy, Princeton ............ G. M. Mc ampbell, Princeton. ff. V. Black, Princeton. iT. B. Turner, Princeton ....... L. B. Crane, Princeton. - i G. W. Betts, Princeton. W. B. Woodbridge, Princeton H. W. Koehler, Princeton. F. R. Whitney. Columbia. F. A. Borcherlmfz, Princeton ..... C. W. Ottley, Princeton., D. S. Iglehart, Columbia. W. H. Hall, Columbia .... E. D. Kniagz, Columbia. L. R. Mo tt. Princeton. H. T. Harding, Columbia ..... N. L. Deming, Columbia. A. McLanahan, Princeton. J P. Lee, Columbia ......... H. T. Harding, 1 olumbia. P. Wilson, Princeton. H. F. Sill, Princeton... .. I. A E. ..-lim IF. P. Lee, Columbia ......... . C. Hencken, Princeton ..... R. Ramsdell, Princeton .... B. Turner, Princeton ..... L. Pell, Columbia ...... BERKELY OVAL. New YORK, MAY 14, 1892 Time Hezyhf. or bzstan ce, ..........102 sec. sec. ....532 sec. ....2 min. 42 sec. ... . .4 min. 485 sec. . .... 6 min. 552 sec! ....6 min. lg sec. ....17g sec. ....27g sec. .....5ft.'7in. .......5fl.6in. ......5ft.3in. .....20ft.102in. .....2oft.9z,m. .....20ft. 5iiI1. .....36 ft. 4g in. ....32 ft. 42 in. ft.3in. ....89 tt.2in. .....87ft.2in. ......83ft.6in. 9ft. ....8ft.6in. I. Beveridge. Princeton ..... A. L. Wheeler, Princeton... . K. Taylor, Princeton ........ B. Morris, Columbia ....... B. C. Hinman, Columbia ...... A. L. Wheeler, Princeton ..... F. H. Bowman, Columbia .......... .. B. L. Buckley, Columbia ...... H. F. Sill, Princeton .......... I if Breaking the Intercollegiate and Collegiate Records. I Princeton won the banner for the College scoring the most points bg' the following score. Princeton.-9 iirsts, 8 seconds and 9 thirds. Total 7 points. Columbia.-5 Ersts, 6 seconds and 5 thirds. Total 42 points. 125 ' ATI-I LETIC FIELD TOURNAMENT ' FOR THE AMERICAN COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE ATHLETIC CLUB OF THE SCHUYLKILL NAVY, GROUNDS or Events. 100 Yards Dash .... ..... 440 Yards Dash. ,...... . Two Mile Bicycle Race.. 220 Yards Hurdle Race. One Mile Walk .... . .. Half Mile Run .... 220 Yards Dash ........ . 120 Yards Hurdle Race. One Mile Run ..... . . . Runinng High jump. HELD ON THE THE TIOGA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. May 17th, 1892. zen CTT' - Time Hezlghi Wznneys' or dilviance. A. McNulty, Princeton, Q5 yds.j. . .rog sec. . Mettler, Rutgers, Q5 yds.l . L. Hires, Univ. of Penn., Q5 yds.j S. Roddy, Princeton, Q8 yds.j ...... 51? sec. . V. Black, Princeton, QI7 yds.J Q T. B. Turner, Princeton. Q5 yds.j 'A. A. Gracey, Philadelphia College of ,I Pharmacy, Q12o yds.j ........ 5 min 33g sec. 1 E. D. Knap, Columbia, Q175 yds.j IMW. H. Hall, Columbia, QI75 yds. E. M. Church, Univ. of Penn., Q3 yds.j 28,2 sec. F. H. Cocks, Swarthmore, Q6 yds.J Q E. F. johnson, Princeton, Q8 yds.j Q C.W.Ottley, Princeton, Q5 sec.,j 7 min. ro sec. 1, F. A. Borcherling, Princeton, QScratch.j 41 A. L. Endicott, Harvard, Q5 sec.j Q T. B. Turner, Prin't'n, Q15 yds.j 1 min. SQ-g sec. L. B. Crane, Princeton, Q40 yds.j - Q A. R, Gray, Princeton, Q40 yds.j -Q H. A. McNulty, Princeton, QIO yds.j. .23-5 sec. Q F. H. Lee, Univ. of Penn., Q8 yds.j -Q R. Dodge, Georgetown, Q6 yds.l Q L. F. L. Pynchon, Central High School, 4 Q5 yds.Q ........ . ............... I7 sec. D. Rushmore, Swarthmore, Q5 yds.j xH. B. Green, Swarthnnore, Q5 yds.j sec 1' A. Blake, Harvard, Q60 yds.l. .4 min. 40-Q J J. B. Large, Univ. of Penn., Q60 yds.j Q W. B. Woodbridge, Princeton, Q30 yds.l Q T. G. Sherman, N. Y. Univ., Q4 in.,l 5 ft. 8 in. -Q H. F. Sill, Princeton, Q4 in.j l E. M. Church, Univ. of Penn., Q2 in.j . 126 QT. G. Sherman, N. Y. Univ., QI ft 3 in Q 22 ft. 25 in Rnnning Bfnnn 5nnnP--- F. H. cbcks,'sifJalfE1i1i1'6r15,'Q1'5fE.'f, my E. O. Smith, Wesleyan, Q1 ft. 6 in.j Q E. O. Smith, Wesleyan, Qscratchg.. .9 ft. 9 in Pole Vault ..... .... L .F.L. Pynchon, Cent'1 High School, Qscratchj QT. G. Sherman, N. Y. University, Qscratchj S. H. Evins, Harvard, Qscratchg. ..38 ft. 4 in Putting the 16-lb, Shot. . B. S. McI1vaine, Swarthmore, Q3 ft.Q I. Beveridge, Princeton, Qscratchj B.S.McIlvaine, Swarthmore, Q15 ft.j 92 ft. 6 in Throwing 16-lb. Hammer C. Hart, Swarthmore, Q15 ft.j S. H. Evins, Harvard, Qscratchq Princeton .... . Swarthmore .. . . Harvard ........ Univ. of Penn ....... N. Y. Univ .......... Central High School. Wesleyan ........... College of Pharmacy. Columbia . ........... Rutgers ...... Georgetown ......... SUMMARY. E?sts. Seconds. Tkzids. Poznts. 5 4 5 38 1 5 1 16 2 o 2 I2 1 2 2 I 1 2 o 1 rr I I Y o 7 I o I 6 1 o o 5 o 1 I 3 o I o 2 o o 1 1 Consequently, Princeton won the Cup offered for the College scoring the most points. -Q .fs ,JW uf' 127 PRINCETON ATHLETIC TEAM. JAMES BEVERIDGE, '93. C. V. BLACK, yQ4. G. W. BETTS, ,Q2. F. A. BORCHERLING, ,Q3. I. I. BROKAW, 193. L. B. CRANE, ,QI QP. GJ W. I. GRANDIN, '94. A. C. HENCKEN, '93. H. W. KOEHLER, ,Q5. G. W. 'MCCAMPB1-:LL, ,Q4. A. MCLANAHAN, '92, . A. MCNULTY, ,Q5. F. C. . F. G. A. NORRIS, '95, W. OTTLEY, '93. R. RAMSDELL, '94. SILL, '94. R. SWA1N, 94. B. TURNER, 793. . VREDENBURGH, ,Q2, Cap! . L. WHEELER, '95. G. C. WINTRINGER, '94. W. B. WOODBRIDGE, '93. . 1 ..1fewawQ,1A?fE--K ..., 5 ' '.3QQg:ffj.:fQj'7- -fini' 4?11'.ff7',Lf' 'I ,,.., .. 4,., Maizzfif ,Q .-.liz , H Tfg'i'!-?2.?A1fa,z?.:n . s igvii cyl 3 , -.V 'H i .,.. V ' X '- ?f'P'1'1..rw.?'- , ,wg K. ,.,1,...,,.,u:, .1 gf' Y - bfi ffl P x '. Nw: , if f' .41I'5?. .14-3, 55 'ix- ,ffff qgn 5 f .,-'f.2.?.+:Wkm- 41-Jai.M-'-'x.-:wa 'W gmmi ' :rv .Manx V. 'Q' .V .1 ,W 11'WN .frsl Txspw NNW-Iirv.'45-Mvii:'XPf2.2-A2215 'fzlff-fi-Eu'-.f W. 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Eveni. 100 Yards Dash 220 Yards Dash ..,..... 440 Yards Dash. ..... . Half Mile Run. One Mile Run . One Mile Walk Two Mile Bicycle Race. 120 Yards Hurdle Race. 220 Yards Hurdle Race. Running High jump. . . Running Broad jump. . Pole Vault ............. Putting 16-lb. Shot.. .. Throwing 16-lb. Ham'r. Record. Holder. College. Year. I0 sec ........ L. H. Cary ...... Princeton..1891 21? sec ...... L. H. Cary ...... Princeton..1891 .49-5 sec ....... G. B. Shattuck. . Amherst.. .ISQI 1 min. 575 SSC.W. C. Dohm. ..... Princeton. .1890 4 min. 2Qigf sec.C. O. Wells .... . Amherst . .1889 6 min. 52? sec. F. A. Borcherling.P1'inceton. .1892 6 min. gg-sec. . ,R. H. Davis ...... Harvard. . .1889 IS? sec. . . . . .I-I. L, Williams.. Yale.. . . . . . 1891 25-if sec ,...... H. L. Williams.. Yale ....... 1891 6ft. gin ...... G. R. Fearing. .. Harvard. ..I8Q2 22 ft. IIQ- in. . .V. Mapes ....... Columbia..1891 IO ft. 92 in .... E. D. Ryder .... Yale ....... 1891 .40 ft. 95 in .... A. B. Coxe ...... Yale ....... 1887 .107 ft. 75 in. . .jf P. Finlay ..... Harvard. . .1891 129 9 AM ERICAN COLLEGIATE RECORDS. A Collegiate Record is one made by a Collegian in any recognized Amateur Games. Event. Record. Holder. zoo Yards Dash ..... .... roo Yards Dash.. .. .. .. 1oo Yards Dash .... .. roo Yards Dash ..... .... 10 SCC ...... . . . 10 SCC. . . . . . . IO SCC .... .... 10 SCC. ....... . 220 Yards Dash ..... .... 2 12 sec 440 Yards Dash ,..... .... Half Mile Run. One Mile Run ..... .... One Mile Walk... Two Mile Bicycle Race. 120 Yards Hurdle Race.. azo Yards Hurdle Race. Running High Jump ..... Running Broad Jump .... Putting 16-lb Shot ........ Throwing 16-lb Hammer. Pole Vault.. .......... .. 472 sec. ...... . 1 min. 551sec.. .4 min. 293 sec.. .6 min. 522 sec. .5 min. 32 sec... 15g sec. .. .2412 sec.. 6ft.4m ....... 22 ft. Ili ln. 40 ft. 95 IH ..... E. J. Wendell ..... W. Baker .......... C. H. Sherrill ..... L. H. Cary .,....... L. H. Cary .,.... W. Baker .......... W. C. Dohm .... C. O. Wells ........ F. A. Borcherling G. A. Banker .... H. L. Williams ..... I. P. Lee ........ W. P. Page ........ V. Mapes .......... A. B. Coxe ......... 108 ft. 5 in ..... J. P. Finlay... ro ft.92in..... E. D. Ryder ....... ff! '- 55.1-self' .- -' ' ' ,,- .l?,f.'..:.:...: .....,. :in T9 i ff tx t- . G 1 Q il '- . X l ' .xr if at f , J .- . 1 L, , .. 1 ,iv av' 130 College. Plate, Year. Harvard. . .Cambridge 1881 Harvard . . . Boston ....... 1886 Yale. ..... New York.. .1890 Princeton. .New York.. 1891 Princeton. .New York. . .1891 Harvard. . .Boston ....... 1886 Princeton. . New York. . .1889 Amherst. . .New York.. .1889 Princeton. .New York.. 1892 Princeton.. Princeton .... 1892 Yale ....... New York...1891 Harvard... Cambridge.. . 1891 U.ofPen11..Philade1phi 1887 Columbia. .New Y0fk...I89I Yale ....... New York...1887 Harvard. . .Cambridge.. .1891 Yale ....... New York...189z RECORD OF INTERCOLLEGIATEIHUZES SINCE THE ORGANIZATION OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. FROM JULY, 1876, TO MAY, 1892. C' 01 I eges. Harvard. . ..... . . . Columbia .... . Yale .... ..... .... . Princeton. .......... . . . . . Univ. of Pennsylvania... Dartmouth .............. Lafayette .... ........... . College City of New York Amherst .... ....,........ Williams .... Wesleyan. .... . Stevens .... .... Brown............. Univ. of Michigan .... Bowdoin .... ....... Hobart .... Lehigh . ...... . Swarthmore ..... Cornell ...... 13! Przbes. za' Prizes. ya' Prz'Ze.r. Tomi. 67 68 535 505 445 372 35 33 27 16 4 5 4 4 2 8 4 3 Z I 2 I 2 O O 3 I O O I O I O O O O O O GD . -f-4.. . . 49 , X. f .La ., ....4 - ,1-f 'ww' I3I 203 S 13 7 1 o o 3 I 1 'B' O O O O 0 0 I 2 I 4913 3762 3105 248 168 30 28 29 27 125 I2 IO 6 5 2 2 1 2 1 RECORD OF TH E I NTERCCLLEGI ATE CAM ES. I 1 4 CONTESTS. 1876. 1877. 1 1878. 1879. ' 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. l 100 Yards Dash. ...., IIS IO1S' IO 5 1045 1045 H 10 5 H ' IO 5 T035 220 Yards Dash ...,.. I 23gS 2325 2423 2425 H 23225 H 23525 23955 440 Yards Dash ...... 5 565 545 C 5425 C S423 5525 H 53-25 53KS H SIAS H Half Mile Run. .. .. 2111 165445 P 2m 20545 C 2m 8545 C 2m 125 2m 925 2m 7gS H 2m 22 5 H 2m 2S H One Mile Run. ...., 4111 58555 P 5m 335 C 5m 425 5m 24-ES C 4111 37gS 4 111 ,pgs 4m40M5H 4m 3825 H One Mile Walk ...... 8m 755 7m 305 C 7111 3825 C 7m 495 C 7m 54gS 7m 36525 7m 4IgS H 7m 2525 HurXcllegaIeie..d1 .... 1815 181-Q5 21-QS C 1925 IQXS 120 ar 5 . 111' C ----! 18 S I7gS ISS Running High Jump. 5f 4in 4f 11iu 51' 6Min C' 5f81-.fin C 5f 254in H 51'2Mir1AH 5f 6in H 5185611 H Running Broad Jump 18f 3y5ir1 P rgf 7in 191 2X,in C 201' C 2of 2ir1 2Of 9Min 2If 3in 2Of 6ir1 H Putting the Shot ..... 3of1125i1'1 P 33f 32f Irkin ' 33f 82Qi11, 35f nlfin 34f 7iH 361' 3ir1 35f Sip H Throwing Hammer. .. 751' mini 76f 9111 87f 1 1n1 84f 31n 76f ggin 871 35111 88f 111n l-I Pole Vaultipff .....,.. Y 7f 9m gf 9f 3ir1l gf 4ir1 8f gygin of 61n H 10f Standing High Jumpm 4f 3M1n 4f 6y,in 5f 13-gin H 41 6Zin H Standing Broad Iumpl I qf 1155111 10f BZIU rof 1 in H Throwing Base Ball.. 368f 61n P 2 Mile Blcycle Race.. 4 7m 575 6m 515 61n 53gS H 6m 5325 Tug of War .......... - 4 Columbia. Princeton. Columbia Lafayette l 4 ' CONTESTS. W 1884. 1885. 1886. 1887, 1888. 1889. 1890. 1891. l Ioo Y3l'dS Dash .,.,. ' IOES rogs 105425 Hg T035 Y IOgSl 105-S Y IOgSV 10S 220 Yards Dash .,... 2225 H 23528 H 222 5 H4 235 2225 2225 Y 2225 nys 440 Yards Dash ...... 5225 H 5425 H SIES H 5325 5225 H 505 5025 H 495425 Half Mile Run ....., 2m 55135 H 2m 725 2111 425 2m 75 Y 2m IOSQS H 2m 22S 1m 57gS 1.5925 One Mile Run ....,. 4m 4528 4m 4625 4m 3825 4m 3625 4m 3125 4m QQQS 4m 3525 4-3425 H One Mile Walk ..... 7m 33,25 7m 27gS 7111 IIES H 7m 165 7m 29S H 7m 625 7111 125 7.0525 120 Yards Hurdle 47565 IQES 175 1755 Y I7gS 1625 1625 1525 220 Yards Hurdle ..., i 2625 H 2625 251-45 H 2523 Running High Iump. 5f9fy,i11 H 5f zolgin 5f 11Min4 5f 7Mi11 H 5f ngin 5f 6Min 5f85-,Qin H 6f H Running Broad Jump 21f gyzin IQf Gin H zcf 11ir1 21f 755iI1 Y zof 8ir1 22f 6in Y 21f3X3in 22f1IMiI1 Putting the Shot ..... 361' 3Min 38f rinbi 38f glginl 4of 99Qin Y 37f H -36f xygin 39f Xin 39f6MinH Throwing Hammer.. 83f 2in 88f ylin 95f 11ir1 981 6in Y 1 881' 61n 891' lfgin Q4f 7in IO7f7giDH Pole Vau ting. . . .... 91 6in 9f 7h,in 10f Min rof 9f Gkin I0f 5in rof 7in 10f'734in 2 Mile Biglycle Race.. 6n1 59255 7m ZQES 6m 395 61111 5325 7m 35 H 6m 435 Y 6m 625 H 6.1325 Tug of ar .......... Harvard. Harvard. Harvard. Columbia. Harvard. Columbia. Columbia Columbia CONTESTS. 1892. 1893. 1894. 1895. 1896. 1897. 1898. 1899. I IQO Yards Dash... . IOES 220 Yards Dash .... 225 4 0 Yards Dash ..... 5025 H I-ialf Mile Run. ..... rm 5925 One Mile Run ..... . 4m 33355 H One Mile Walk ...... 6111 5255 120 Yards Hurdle .... 165 220 Yards Hurdle .... 2525 H Running High Jump. 6f Min H Running' Broad Jump 22f rlfin H Putting the Shot ...... 3Qf 9in H Throwing Hammer.. 104i Min H Pole Vaulting. . . .... :of 5Zin 2 Mile Bicycle Race, 6111 1025 Tug of War ...... Columbia. owed bythe name of a college are those taken by the college winning the championship in that year-C., Columbiag H., Harvardg P., Princeton g Y., Yale. N. B.-Events foll 'F Shot underweigh t. 132 f PRINCETON I UNIVERSITY GYMNASTIC ASSOCIATION. OFFICERS. ' Preszkiefzz' ..... ........... . .... .... P A RK H. DAVIS Treasurer .... ..... C . H. MCILWAIN Caplazkz ..... .... . ..C. S. HUGHES Dzreclor ..... . .... MR. I. J. TURNER MEMBERS, '91-92. I. H. ADAMS, '92, Caplaifz. C.'E. HENDRICKSON, '95, W. H. MCCOLL, '95, I. S. ROBERTS, '92. J. A. DEAR, ,Q3, G. H. BRIGHT, ' ANNUAL GYMNASTIC W. E. BIEDERWOLIP, 92, C. T. GRANT, ,Q3, B C . V. WHITE, IQZ, . S. HUGHES, '93. 94 EXHIBITION. june 14, 1892. ORDER OF EVE Horizontal Bar ....... Balancing Trapeze. . . :. Flying Trapeze ..... Double Trapeze .... ...,..................... 3 NTS. . . . . . .GYMNASTIC TEAM . . . .GEo. R. WALLACE, '91 B. V. WIIITE, '92, C. T. GRANT, ,QS G. H. BRIGHT, '94. Acrobatics and Pyramids. ' 133 GEO. M. WALLACE, ,QT W lllllll lllll xaaaaeueiiimiiiiiiEEEEEEEEEEaa' 2 I -1 HHHB 'u ':'::::::e.waaaaaasauuu' ' I -I HHH' IEEE Wiiisaagis-aeaeeeiil N I- l I 5'5 -' -9-'55!!2eEEEEE'iE..' IIIHI llllll.l !.l!!!' Y I: 3! Wlllllllllllll I gf X'':::g::'::::::E:s::........ x if fwhznlll 3 g ll F - 4 I 1I1 lIHI::?g5W9I'T4f U!I flP'H 'Q f'i1Njf N' I Q 1 -' x - --1 I ' I - V Ya A ,V . V Tnssasszsszasssea. . . :'r f.::::::::::::::::::::. I , I ff' fill --::aifff55552:llllllIE Il , .E Q . llglllllllllll 1: 2 ?::?:fow ll- n mmffhm , LH 1 lllflillilvilltuu A . I gl - ,vi lllllllilll I I A -. ... . X A -,X -Nw ' .fig-NX 'pi 'T . Fxkx x X, A 46 1 Q 1 . I M. ' I T l h .., ,,1.-,i.LE - 3121.5 .' V 1. ' , Fl 1 , Aqua N l E 1 AH .. 8 5.1 I- 1-,717 ,Jr . I . MM I, , In wa ,, gn 93, ,V . 44 Sid? ' ' VK ' ' ' 1 ff, V. 1 . W WfITx'1dXI,'F ed ' ' 'Lfprn,l.'I'5.T7UI ' N'U'IrS ln' ' I W' :ADI PRINCETON UNIVERSITY LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION. OFFICERS, ISQI-792. R. MCK. THOMAS .......... ....... . . ..... Preszdeni. I. C. NEELY ...... .... S efrelary. C. D. FULLER .... .. .. . Trfzzsurer. H. D. BETTS, . . ..... Dzkfectom Hg F. MCCORMICK, 134 PRINCETON Y. Allen, A. P. Andrew, jr., F. M. Archer, W. P. Armstrong, C. G. Arnold, T. F. Bailey, W. O. Baker, C. Baldwin, H. M. Beck, W. V. D. Belden, H. D. Betts, L. Biddle, J. R. Blake, H. Bogue, T. G. Browning, M. P. Brush, W. M. Bullitt, I. S. Campbell, H. M. Canby, C. L. Candee, B. F. Carter, G. W. Case, jr., A. R. Chamberlain, W. Chandler, jr., S. Cochran, H. A. Colby, W. H. Condict, D. P. B. Conkling, E. E. Conover, T. Conover, H. L. Crawford, A. T. Davis, j. A. Dear, jr., D. W. Dexter, W. G. Dice, J. M. Dickinson, G. A. Dray, Rev. J. H. Dulles, D. C. Durland, G. D. Edwards, MEMBERS OFETHE UNIVERSITY TENNIS ASSOCIATION. O. M. Edwards, jr., M. K. Elmer, W. G. Elmer, P. Erdman, I. F. Ewing, W. Floyd, H. S. Forman, G. H. Forsyth, C. E. French, 1. C. Green, C. M. Hamilton. I. C. Harding, M. Harrington, R. D. Hatch, G. P. Herrick, C. L. Holt, S. Howe, F. De H. janvier, O. W. jeifrey, A. D. jenney, I. Jessup, W. G. Libby, L. F. Little, L. C. Love, W. Lovvrie, D. M. Ludington, V. H. Lukens, Prof. W. F. Magie, J. D. McCord, H. F. McCormick, S. R. McCormick, I. MacDowell, H. D. McMillan, H. A. McNulty, A. J, Miller, G. H. Miller, j. A. Miller, L. Montgomery, D. S. Morris, C. F. Morrison, 135 F. Murphy, jr. I. C. Neely, A. P. Nevin, I. S. Otto, F. W. Park, E. Patterson, W. Paterson, F. M. Paul, F. C. Paulmier, I. W. Paxton, jr., C. Payne, T. J. Perkins, D. F. Platt, B. V. D. Post, VV. J. Reid, jr., C. A. Robinson, J. S. Rodgers, W. T. Sabine, jr., H. E. Shaw, M. H. Sicard, F. W. Stelle, Mc. C. Sykes, L. M. Terry, R. M. Thomas, Prof. H. D. Thompson H. S. Thompson, P. T. Tillinghast. W. H. Tower, E. G. Van Cise, E. S. Van Duyn, F. P. Van Syckle, R. L. Wadhams, H. G. Waring, I. L. Whittaker, H. White, J. F. Wilkins, G. Wilson, M. I. Winfield, F. N. Zabriskie, R. L. Zabriskie. COLLEGE TOURNAMENT, SPRING, 1892. SINGLES-PRELIMINARY ROUND. NEEY, '94, defeated HERRICK, '95 ........... COLBY, ,Q5, defeated HAMILTON, '95 ...... . FLOYD, '94, defeated S. MCCORMICK, '95 ...... FIRST ROUND. I. GREEN, '93, defeated JENNEY, '94 .... . . . NEELY, '94, defeated COLBY, '95. . . . . .. MCCORMICK, ,'95, defeated FLOYD, '94 ..... . CONDICT, ,Q3, defeated MACDOWELL, '94 .... SEMI-FINALS. NEELY, '94, defeated J. GREEN, ,Q3 .......... CONDICT, '93, defeated I-I. MCCORMICK, '95 . . . . FINALS. CONDICT, '93, defeated NEELY, 'Q4. .................. 6-33 5-73 6-45 FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF COLLEGE. W. V. JOHNSON, '92, defeated.W. H. CONDICT, '93 ........ 6-Og 6-Ig DOUBLES-PRELIMINARY ROUND. HAMILTON, '95 POST, '93, NEELY, '94, Hdefeated.. STREET! ,92, SEMI-FINALS. R H. MCCORMICK, '95, S. MCCORMICK, '95, ................bydefault 8-6 ....6-45 ....6-33 6-O 9-7: 3-6: 6-4 .6-3, 6-4 7-5 ....6-2, 6-3 ....6-25 .3-6, 6-4, 6-I .....6-15 6-2 6-4 6-0 6-2 .....6-45 ..1- 7.. COLBY, '95, - , ndefeated.. HERRICK, ,951 ....,, .4 6, 6 , 5 FLOYD, '94, ' HAMILTON,,'95, s - . - JENNEY, ,94, 2 . .defeated.. NEELYY ,94, ..... .. . 7 5, 6 4 FINALS. H. MCCORMICK, '95, FLOYD, '94, P - . . - . - S. MCCORMICK, ,95, Udefeated.. QJENNEY7 ,94, f..z 6, 6-2, 6 I, 6 3 FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF COLLEGE. JOHNSON, '92, and CONDICT, '93, defeated H. MCCORMICK, '95, and S. MCCORMICK, 136 'Qs COLLEGE TOURNAMENT, FALL, 1892. SINGLES-PRELIMINARY ROUND. S. MCCORMICK, '95, defeated 1. GREEN, 'Q3. .......... FLOYD, '94, defeated J. MILLER, ,Q3 .......... . HERRICK, '95, defeated CONDICT, '93 .... .. H. MCCORMICK, '95, defeated CASE, '93 .... FIRST ROUND. COLBY, '95, defeated BETTS, '93 .............. ........ , FLOYD, '94, defeated S. MCCORBIICK, '95 ..... H. MCCORMICK, '95, defeated HERRICK, '95.. NEELY, ,Q4, defeated JENNEY, ,Q4 .... . ....... . ..4-6, 6-4, 6-1 .......6-3, 6-4 ....6-4, 6-3 ....6-I, 7-5 6-I' 6-4 ..4-6, 6-4, 8-6 6-2, 6-3 ....I2-IO, 8-6 SEMI-FINALS. FLOYD, '94, defeated COLBY, '95 ............ ..... 2 -6, 8-65 13-II H. MCCORMICK, '95, defeated NEELY, 794 ..... .......... 6 -25 6-3 FINALS. H. MCCORMICK, '95, defeated FLOYD, '94 ..... ..... 6 -4, 7-5, 7-5 , I I 'CX , 45: Q , V ff.-, ENE, .E 955113145 G? agvw.. Ib, 142539 ,v .-F ad.: 137 'VARSITY CAPTAI NS. QSINCE FORMATION OF LEAGUESQ Foot-Ball Captains since 1875. 1875.-C. DENNEY. 1876 -A. J. MCCOSH. 1877.-W. E. DODGE. 1878.-B. BALLARD. 1879 B. BALLARD. 1880.-F. LONEY. 1881.-T. BRYAN. 1882 1883 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 -D E. C. PEACE. .-A. MOFFAT. 1884.-C. 1885.-C. 1886.-I-I 1887.-E. 1888.-H 1889 -E. ISQO.-E. 1891.-R 1892 -P. BIRD. M. DECAMP. S. SAVAGE. O. WAGENHURST. W. COWAN. A. POE. A. POE. H. WARREN. KING. Base-Ball Captains since 1876. J. M. WOODS. . LAUGHL1N. .-E. FURMAN. -C. B. WIGTON. W. S. I-IORTON. 1881.-A. MCCUNE. 1882. 1883 1884 O. RAFFERTY. J. M. HARLAN. J. M. HARLAN. 1885.-D. 1886.-I. 1887.-A 1888.-E 1889.-W. 1890.-C. ISQI.-C. 1892.-L 1893 -P 'ii' N I , Xkxss K. A v co9 x38 EDWARDS. P. SHAW. . H. LARKIN. . O. WAGENHURST H. KING. A C. DANA. C. DANA. A. YOUNG. KING. H. WARREN. 1 A , . 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CANDEE. Second Tefzors: V. L. COLLINS, J. R. MCALPIN, H. F. McDOWELL G. M. MCCARIPBELL, J. C. HARDING. IGH! Bassas: I. B. KOUXVENHOVEN, W. T. NOBLE, A. M. CANDEE H. M. ROGERS, CHR-IS. PAYNE. Second Bassas: I. C. BREVVSTER, T. F. BAILEY, N. B. TARKINGTON W. S. ROGERS, E. Y. THORP. CONCERTS. TRENTON, N. J .... . ELIZABETH, N. 1 ..... MORRISTOWN, N. J. . . ORANGE, N. J ....... WESTCHESTER, PA. . . . PRINCETON, N. I .... BALTIMORE, MD.. .... . . . WASHINGTON, D. C .... . RICHMOND, VA ,...... WILMINGTON, DEL ...... CHARLESTOWN, S. C .... COLUMBIA, S. C ....... AUGUSTUS, GA. . . . ATLANTA, GA. . . . . SAVANNAH, GA ...... NEWARK, N. I .... .... ENGLEWOOD, N. J .... PHILADELPHIA, PA .... NEW YORK N. Y. , N .... PRINCETON, N. I .... x4o December 5, 1891. December 7, December IO, December II, December 12, December 16, December 28, December 29, December 30, December 31, January I, 1892 january 2, . . ..ja.nua1-y , 4 january 5, january 6, February 12, H February 16, March 18, March 24, 111116 9, Am. J s 5 -Y -2-5 . ,E---,K V, I - - E '-A . ,, ..., 2 ,.f . -, H Zag 1'- . - , - A ' fy A , f R ,IM 'Q . I , M 'L A224525 41-' J affix... 1 . ...A ..... .'.-- .1 '- .. .f9' ' ' , ff - fp, ,- ' X fini? f - ,ff . ..,. I r . ,.--. 1 . i:Z,V,w.T I , I. , , ,AI fff 'I 4' YI l ' XJ - ,... Xia W ,lf 5 1' V1 I ,1-K' X , , .,,,..,, . , , .A ,, s I. ,WI . I I, A. ff GRY I 4, I ,M 1 'K I ,I N 1' - ' 1, 1 - f :' , Hz- - I D! W 'f iffr JH F LSE If N: .MM ,. htm 1:0 ff' Cf ' IL 5 f X1 I' I u M M I ll., H IIN .A ' ' - I ,A I - 1, MU ' W3 f' I WI ff WK 'E .I U- UAW I W 15 ',, ,I Q I' ' , ,. 1551... - 'Sf 1-'Nlflf WWW W' An f V1: .3W'I'! LIff!' mf H. M. ROGERS, '93, Leader. C. T. RIGGS, '93, Asszlrfzzrzf Leader PROF. E. O. RIILDNER, Orgafzzkf. '93- BROKAW, CILLEY, JAMILLER, SHULTZ, I BUCHANAN, E. GREENE, I OFFITT, TARKINGTON EUCKLEY, EFIERSN, EOBLE, QXWNEY, UIST, . c LPIN, OST, ILKINSON, G. MILLER RITCHEY, , g '94. E. BAILEY, QONKLING, ?OLMES, ECILNVAIN, LAKE, AY OVES, EELY, BLISS, FEN'1'RESS, KISIGWIN, ROGERS, BRODNAX, FRAME, MCCANIPBELI., SICARD, BURNETT, GEORGE, IVICCOLL, TOWER, CHERRY, HAAS, MCCUNE, WILLIAMS, ,95' BEVERIDGE, Fox, KOEHLER, , SHAW, BRADNER. FRAME LAFETRA SHERMAN, IQUTLER, FURNA3IEFF, LANG, 1 TEAL, SSQEEAN, EAMILTON, MCCORMICK, EVERRY, 1 W, ARDING, URPHY, ALDO, CRAMER HARTZLER, NORTH WHITE, CRAWFORKD, HAYNES, OTTO, Y WOOD, 333513 EERRICK, EAYNE, WOODHOUSE, UNTINGTON EASE YMAN. FISK, , INCH, ' PIERS6N, 'g6. BISHOP, 'DO'1'Y, IUDSON, MILLS, BISSELL, HAMMELLY, ICERR, ROBERTSON, BRIGGS, HARRIS, KIRKMAN, SPRECKER, LHAMBERLAIN, JONES, LEAs, SPRIGGS. TALMAGE. 141 BANJO CLUB, 1391-92. Leader' G. K. DAVIS. I Banj0a1,zrz3ze3.' G. K. DAVIS, C. P. SPOONER, I. I. BROKAW, J. B. PALMER Pzccolo Bmy'o.- L. B. WOODCOCK. Seramz' Banjos: H. M. ROGERS, F. W. STELLE. Guziara- J. M. MAYHENV, A. MCLANAHAN, BENN AMES, E. R. PALMER C. U. CARPENTER, F. S. TITSWORTH. GERMANTOWN, PA ..... TRENTON, N. J. . . ... ELIZABETH, N. J .... MORRISTOWN, N. I. . .. ORANGE, N. J ..... PRINCETON, N. J .... BALTIMORE, MD ....... WASHINGTON, D. -C .... . RICHMOND, VA ...... WILMINGTON . .... . CHARLESTON, S. C.. . . COLUMBIA, S. C... AUGUSTA, GA ,... ATLANTA, GA .... SAVANNAH, GA .... NEWARK, N. j ..... ENGLEWOOD, N. I ..... PHILADELPHIA, PA .... NEW YORK, N. Y ..... PRINCETON, N. J .... CONCERTS. 142 . . ..... November 5, ... . .December 5, . , . . .December 7, .... .December IO, . . . . .December II, . .. . .December 16, . . . . .December 28, .. ...December 29, .. . . .December 30, . . . . .December 31, 1891 II I I. I A I 4 I H january I, 1892 january 2, january 4, january 5, january 6, February I 2, February I6, March I 8, March 24, .T une Q, u 4 I I I I I I I ...Q-r. rf .3s:, f e m Q., - w-I2fE2g:Zii.' F f ' :Y-6 if A ?,g.fs?v ' 1:!1'.vfffg5 5 y . - . 1:53-i:j.L 1. X WV, w.'A 3, . 4 'rf an ff 5 ,Legs 5 X .',,4, gg , :EVM ' . fr .f :C S ' -A 312 ' Q. Sf' ., as X. 1, -1 tl .X .5 nf- Q. ,u...JL 4Q.Ll.-,..f....f9. ,mf ..5 P 2 1 i l A MANDOLIN CLUB, 1891-92. Leader: J. M. SHELLABARGER. Mando!z?zs.- 1. M. SHELLABARGER, W. W. SMITH, C. B. WORDEN, C. P SPOONER, C. U. CARPENTER, F. R. BACON, Illamiola: G. K. DAVIS. Second MandoZz3zs.- W. T. NOBLE, L. B. WOODCOCK. Vzblzbzs H. M. ROGERS. Flute: W. S. ROGERS. Guz2'a1f.v: I. M. MAYHEW, A. MCLANAHAN, BENN AZSIES, E. R. PALMER F. S. TITSWORTH. GERMANTOWN, PA TRENTON, N. j. .. ELIZABETH, N. J. . . MORRISTOWN, N. 1. . . ORANGE, N. I ..... PRINCETON, N. J. . BALTIMORE, MD .... . . WASHINGTON, D. C RICHMOND,' VA ...... WILMINGTON ........ CHARLESTON, S. C .... COLUMBIA, S. C .... .. AUGUSTA, GA. . . . . ATLANTA, GA ..... SAVANNAH, GA- .... NEWARK, N. I ...... ENGLEWOOD, N. I .... PHILADELPHIA, PA .... NEW YORK, N. Y.. . . PRINCETON, N. I ..... CONCERTS. ....NOvember5 . . ..December 5 143 December 7 December IO December II December I6 December 28, December 29 December 30 December 31 january I january 2 january 4 January 5 january 6 February I2 February I6 March I8 . . . .March 24 . . . .june 9 r 1 I 1 I y 1891 KK .. if LA .. Il Ll ll .I I8Q2 ll lt ll ., SC ll' IL li u , . ff-f 'f?Lff ' F E g5.f.gg: ,- I -1 f,1 f11:1g32,'j' ,nl Za ' '- , - -'- - --T' -' ' x - , A .f -. .. nz, 1 '-24, - ' '-Sw . f-- 0, . ? 4-51 H? ,bv '-. 1- S-':5' ,JM-ff fb 15:4 , 4' - '-' 1 in ,H , - , V.-R-, 3,1-1--, ,,... -....... ,. . -.1.-f.. -. -,.- V. I -.. .U -.. ..-- -.,. is in 'i . . S '3 0 Ji?f'f'-',Z i. i'2i:' f-,2.i1g,f4fA'y L - ::3'.g.1::::'I?i'j--gT.fI.....-' iii' THE PRINCETON UNIVERSITY DRAIVIATIC ASSOCIATION. NEWTON BOOTH TARKINGTON .......... Pfeszkfeni. S. N. MCWILLIANIS ............. . . ..Sec1feZary. A. C. HENOKEN ............... .... B zaszkzess Mafzager. F. G. RIGGS ........... . ..... Asszlvmnt Buszkzess. Manager. HERBERT M. ROGERS .... ..... M zzszkal Dzkfecior. , KEPPELE HALL .......... . .......... Pfompfer. HARRISON R.DANIELS .......... b ....... Properiy Direrlor. MEMBERS. 'OL GEOIQGE P. WHEELER. 93- NEXVTON BOOTH TARICINGTON, A. C. HENCKEN, HERBERT M. ROGERS, HARRISON R. DANIELS, PHILIP KING, J. R. MCALPIN, PENNINGTON SATTERTHWAITE. BENJAMIN B. MCAI,PIN, KEPIJELE HALL W. T. NOBLE. ,QL C. S. MACKENZIE, H. S. FISHER, S. N. MCWILLIAM, W. S. ROGERS, THOS. F. BAILEY, F. G. RIGGS. IVIICREADY SYKES, ' '95- S. H. M. AGENS, -T. C. HARDING. KATHERINE. A TRAVESTY, BY JOHN KENDRICK' BANGS. MUSIC WRITTEN BY JOHN MILLS MAYHEYV, .GIVEN IN THE GYMNASIUM BY THE . PRINCETON COLLEGE DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION, , TUESDAY, MARCH 29, I892.. I SYNOPSIS. ACT I.-A Street in Padua. Hortensids House. ACT II.--Interiofof Baptistafs House. ACT III.-SCENE I.-Interior Of Baptista'S House. ' SCENE II.-Wood outside of Padua. ACT. IV.-SCENE I.-Interior of PetruciO's House in Verona. SCENE II.-Street in Padua. SCENE III.-Baptista'S Banquet Hall. T44 W w 4 DRAMATIS PERSONJEE. PETRUCIO-A gentleman of Verona in search of a wife not lacking in spirit or wealth,-particularly the latter. .MR. TARICINGTON, '93. BAPTISTA-A Wealthy resident of Padua-with a surplus of daughters .,...........................,...... MR. CONWELL. '92, LUCENTIO-A gentleman of Pisa, quite willing to aid Baptista in reducing the surplus ..........,........... MR. MACKENZIE, '94, TRANIO-Servant and accomplice to Lucentio, , .MR MCNVILLIAMS, .,94. HORTENSIO-Ancient churn of Petrucio, in love with Bianca, and willing to aid almost anybody in the reduction of a surplus ........ . .............................. MR, MAYHEW, ,Q2. GREMIO-An aged gentleman of Padua, willing to aid Baptista in the reduction of the surplus ............,.......... MR. ICALISKE, '93, GRUMIO-Servant of Petrucio ............. .... M R. IKING, ,93. VOLIO-A fashionable Milliner of Verona ..... ..... M R. SYKES '94, v BIONDELLO-Servant of Lucentio .............,..... MR. AGENS, '95, KATHERINE- The Surplus. The iirst, of a fiery disposi- tion, reckless and unbroken, Thes econd, BIANCA- amiable but intelligent. : MR. SATTERTHWAITE, 93. MR, BUTLER, ,Q2. LAURA-A widow at first appearance, subsequently a bride MR MR , DUNN, '92, MR. MR. Citizens, Sixt' Warders, Cooks, Servants, Supers, Musicians, Scenery, Ushers, Auditors, and Costumes. BENNETT, 'Q2. DAVIS, '92, MCKENZIE, '92, MR MR MR MR. CHORUS. CARTER, '92, KOUWENHOVRN. '92 CANDEE, '92, BRRWSTER, '92, MR, SOMERBY, '92, BAILEY, '94, FISHER, '94, ROGERS, '94, HARDING, '95. MR. MCDOWELL, '92, MR. ROGERS, '93, MR TARKINGToN,' Q3 ,.... ,..Sz'zzge Dzrecior, MR, PENDLETON, '92 ..... .... B uszhess Manager. MR. HENCKEN, ,Q3 ...., .. , ,Asif Buszrzes Manager. MR. MAYHEYV, '92 .... . ,... Musztal Dzrecfor. MR MR DANIELS, '93 .,.. Svxns, '94 ,.,,., ' ' ' ? Properly Dzrecfors. OFFICERS, 1891-'92, N, B. TARKINGTON, Preszkienl. J. M. MAYHEW, Mzzszka! Dzrecfor, I. C. B. PENDLETON, Bus, Man, KEPPRLE HALL, Prompier, A. C. HENCKEN, Ass? Bus. Man, H, R, DANIELS, Properiy Dzrector. 145 IO 2.1 ,955 . ' 4, 'id 1. 9 , 'rifle .- . 54- . 'z W1 Vp.-, :ug-' filmikirwz, fi '-1:5 -f14i11a,w,Q,!:-gg. 5' ' ' 'f V 'fr flfiy fs ,'zT'S?iav',i'fE5nf:? W' ,b f-x l xi -gf 5-45 , H fQf'.,,53ifN f W ::-na ..., '1-S -.1f, - + ,, 1 '-- N. fv f 1 F-412 f,::,,:-21 ---271, f X fi 2... - - A 'ff f U V - f'f,Q..epF?7y1.f N ,, h z C -V B -. . iw, mn 151. -,IQEQLH 5.1 ,mxig ,1,Eg,i.q+,.u. Nw!.',,,f - 5'-'+7 T--Y 'M '- 'f'.M1'f1'c1f- 1- .ss vw i ga: i , -'ap-.T .-E:ass:. - ' 55 A f -v r ' whez-'11 aff 1. 'fr 4 V' 1 ,. ' . i.. '. . ff T w , ' . 'W-' , - 5,21 ' -. 5?1-ffQi:1Z- - ' J qv? if Q H H I M Me: l n, , mn g jimi'l'1euxeLl:l'lu. ilnhill hllldllli lw l , 5'l 5'1 N , f ' '9f? :.s2- gn.: yah . 'ji.'.i'1. i ff'L?:l2l1L:1Qff' , fm .Jail K ? ? '1Q, , -V 2235-1 ci? - 'ff -1 Lamb : 427, afar: - -Y --4 1:f-- if -' ' f .A.v,,M,-,f-Q- N-- ' xx T 'Qi '- - -if .. ., N '-' -X ,N xkif v xr-ifgaiw .E 1 '? -sisfsx wff--f ff -' ff' ,2:... f , -f - ' ' .:,5. -, 'ish--1'-fs - - ,wks ff - ,, ,ff , Mgr ,. f -E- X X -- - 1- 1 1--1 -- ' 'A-sf-,E naw --f f - Q ' eff?-1? - f r Y, -Q- L 4 . Li., .-1,5-F f ? w2f, M-ffgixgxs f , Fr:--V4-fa ' iq ' ' Y ' ' Y 'if -.- -, ,-.. , ,F ,. ,JZ1?Y,,,- ,PRI N CET O N - N.,'J', f.-vvx,Nl VY C L U B ff--'XA-fvvv 4 Rzs1onfcn ar ALFREDEEBARLDWARCRI l49fBPaxnwx'l.,N5'Q THE IVY CLUB FUUNDED 1878. INCORPOR XTED 1883. OFFICERS. KEPPELE HALL ......... ..... P reszden! WILL SPOOR ROGERS ....... .,... S ecreiary GEORGE LEIPER FARNUM .... ..,. T rfaszzrer E GOVERNORS. RUDOLPH E. SCHIRMER, '81, ARTHUR H. SCRIBNER 81 PLINY FISK, '81, CLARENCE B. MITCHELL 89 EVAN M, EVANS, '92, MEMBERS. JAMES D. BLACK, I. IRVING BROKAW, WOODFORD CLAY, HARRISON R. DANIELS, JOHN C. GREEN, , HORACE L. B. HENDERSON, KEIJPELE HALL, ALEXANDER BENSON, JOHN L. BUSHNELL, D. PAUL B. CONKLING, JOHN M. DICKINSON, GEORGE L. FARNUM, ALEXANDER D. JENNEY, 93- 94- BENJAMIN B. MCALPIN, J. RANDOLPH MCALPIN, EDWARD R. PALMER, JR J. BRENT PALMER, HERBERT M. ROGERS, FREDERICK W. STELLE, N. BOOTH TARRINGTON, FRANK L. KELLOGG, WILLIAM B. KINNEY, ROBERT W. LENVIS, HAROLD D. MClNffILLAN. WILL S. ROGERS, JOHN VAN NORTNVICK, 2D WILLIAM G. WILSON. I UNIVERSITY COTTAGE CLUB UNIVERSITY COTTAGE CLU B. OFFICERS. C. S. MATHER ......................... ..... P reszdcm' A. R. CHAMBERLAIN ..... . .... Treasurer H. G. RIGGS ............. ...... S ecreiary ADVISORY BOARD. O. H. HARVEY, '88, I. REIGEL, '88, R. K. SHOBER, '90, G. VAND. RICKERT, '9 A. 1. JENNINGS, '90, A. B. GLADWIN, '91, BERNARD S. HORNE, '80, W. B. BLACKWELL, 791. MEMBERS. '93- E. W. BAIRD, H. C. INSLEE. W. J. BARKLEY, C. S. MATHER, R. V. BUCKLEV, J. S. PAUL, I T. C. CHAPIN, WILSON FERGUSON, G. C. FRASER, A. C. I-IENCKEN, I. H. BAILEY, F. S. BUCKELEW, A. 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L. jones, T. L. Kellogg, J. T. Low, ' C. S. Mackenzie, G. L. McAllister, J. W McCampbell, W. F. Meredith, P. S. Sabine, J. H. Scrimgeour, 166 B. B. McAlpin, J. R. McAlpin, D. B. S. Morris, J. S. Paul, H. O. Pool, J. D. Remsen, W. T. Sabine, W. C. Stearns, F. S. Titsworth, R. H. Warren, H. Young, W. A. Sexton, H. F. Sill, F. H. Smith, R. A. Streit, G. R. Swain, R, O. Swan, H. S. Thompson F. J. Tooker, W. H. Tower, D. S. Walton, A. M.Woodruft, S. R. Yarrow, S. H. M. Agens, I. Auchincloss, R. W. Bailey, G. F. Barton, G. A. Brown, D. Q. Brown, W. H. Butler, H. A. Colby, C. B. Condit, H. L. Crawford, C. Curtis, W. N. Davey, H. DeForest, W. R. Ferris, G. T. Gould, jr., W. M. Hager, C. M. Hamilton, G. C. Hammill, G. K. Allen, Ir. W. S. Bayles, H. H. Bergen, H. C. Briggs, R. P. Brockway, O. I. Brown, C. D. Burt, R. Byington, Ir., H. F. Chamberlain, W. Chandler, jr. L. S. Clark, T. C Coe, I. R. Delatield, A. L P. Dennis, E. L. Dodd, D. F. Edwards, Ir., 7 '95- I. E. Hayes, Ir., H. W. Haynes, W. F. Hencken, G. P. Herrick, E. Holden, jr., A. Holland, A, F. Holly, jr., E. H Hoos, C. Illingworth, A. C. Imbrie, D. R. James, jr., I. Kahn, I. V. Koch, Ir., W. R. Lane, W. L. Loeb, V. H. Lukens, F. H. Magee, H. A. McNulty, '96. E. W. Hamilton, I. Hanlon, H. M. Harriman, D. B. Helen, J. C. Kerr, H. R. Kingsbury, W. D. Libbey, R. F. Little, W. T. Lyle, W. A. Mather, L. J. Mead, A. G. Milbank, F. L. Mills, F. R. Outerbridge, S. R. Outerbridge, 167 W. A. Minott, F. Murphy, Ir., F. A. Norris, E. R. Otheman, W. W. Phillips, D. F. Platt, C. Porter, H. M. Post, P. E. Richards, A. V. Roe, VV. L. Sawyer, E. E. Scovill, E. F. Sutton, A. R. Teal, C. F. Wagner, W. H. Wells, H. White, L. R. Williams, W. B. Parsons, F. M. Paul, W. B. Reed, G. B. Rives, A. Roesler, A. E. Schaff, E. L. Sheldon, F' S. Smithers, C. A. Stein, W. M. Sterry, P. Tillinghast, H. Ure, R. M. Wilkins, F.. S. Worcester P. W. 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PEASE, '95 ....... ...... S efrefary 68 PHILADELPHIA CLUB OF R. H F. G. A. G. C. E. E. W. G. L. W. I. B. R. S. R. F. F. C. C. E. M. C. S. T. I. V. BUCKLEY, P. FISHER, ARCHER, H. BRIGHT, BENSON, DRAKE, FRAME, HASS, W. HAMMETT, J. BAIRD, W. BARR, BIDDLE, j. BONE, S. BUNTING, BORIE, IR., H. CARTER, A. CROSBY, S. DILLEY, O. ALLEN, A. BAKER, P. BEISTLE, M. BOWMAN, H. BRONSON, BROOKS, BROWNE, S. BUNTING, CADWALADER, H. CRAWFORD, MEMBERS. ? 93- W. HENDERSON, C. C. NEWTON, 7 94- C. G. HOPPER, G. B. LINNARD, M. LLOYD, JR., . F. NIXON, T. J. PERKINS, R. RAMSDELL, L. V. REICHNER, 'H 7 95- E. J. FOULKE, T. F. FURNESS, H. S. GODFREY, H. L. HODGE, F. W. KENNEDY, JR C. B. LEWIS, H. B. MASTER, F.. MCCORMICK, A. P. NRVIN. 7 96. S. B. DAVIS, P. FRAZER, A. T. IOHNSON, C. M. KERSHAW, A. M. KENNEDY, L. LEA, F. C. LEAS, LE R. P. LEAS, C. I. MARVIN, S. H. MATTSON, ,169 PRINCETON. I. S. ROGERS, R. K. WURTS. F. C. SMYTH, H. STANTON, I. L. WIIITAKER, I. U. WVHITE, G. D. VVHITNEY, D. M. WILLARD. J. S. NEWBOLD, R. L. NORTH, L. F. PEASE, J. W. PAXTON, IR. C. SINNICKSOITY, A. W. SEAVER, W. M. URBAN, A. L. WHEELER, R. B. PERRY, W. W. POTTER, T. RIDGWAMY, A. B. ROBERTS, H. W. ROGERS, J. G. ROSENGARTEN G. R. SINNICKSON, L. A. WHITE, C. H. WHITEHEAD, R. F. WILLIAMS. ff !- Y f 1.1 5 A - 5' - X fi., .ff ff' A , R f . -Q 42 U E5 Q .gy - 6 i N-s- Mi. , vm X EQZW Q 5 fi? . N Q - - its-K At J 1 'Z 1' 11- . gf G, ' f -.5 if'-YET 0 xl . ug' fy rg js ' 5-I in iff- , .',.- if ' V Q f f!3l 53E!?E Eff 1 .f W g? 2 - iw ! f I f X H .fm..m1W'Mzf1 , 'M , -11-4- rg... fZ', - R I N R R ' Hu I ,' , X. QQ .SX xi, HHN -. x g f V X X 7 f -'4. Q4, xi 1 677 iffy! OFFICERS. W. A. GUILD, '93. .... ........... ......... P r eszkierzf. A. M. PEPPER, '94. ..... ..... V zke-Preszkieni. G. ERDMAN, ,Q3. ...... . . . ..... - ..... Treasurer. -I. I. HURST. '95 ....... . ..... ............. S ecretary. GORD ' ON JOHNSON, 96 ...................... flsszlvicmz' Secreiary. G. ERDMAN, M. B. BARR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. '93, W. P. ARMSTRONG, '94, ETT, '95, J. J. ELLIOTT, '96. 170 l W. J. BARKLEY, C. E. BOYNTON, A. J. BUIST, WY CLAY, R. DRISCOLL, G. ERDMAN, G. C. FRASER, C. J. AKIN, J. H. ALEXANDER, VVM. P. ARMSTRONG C. BALDWIN, C. V. BLACK, T. H. BOWS, E. A. BRANNON, J. M. BRODNAX, W. M. BULLITT, G. W. CALDWELL, A. CONSTABLE, MASON B. BARRETT, CHAS. C. CRESSON, W. B. COOKE, J. F. DAVIS, A. DUNN, DAVID FENTRESS, J. R. FLEMMING, JOHN W. GARRETT, H. M. ANDERSON, A. J. BERRY, W. T. DOTY, J. J. ELLIOTT, B. J. CLAY, J. B. CLOPTAN, I. W. EMMONS, WV. A. FISHER, W. J. HAINES, A. L. HOMES, C. M. JOHNSON, SOUTHERN CLUB. MEMBERS. '93- GEO. GARMANY, W. A. GUILD, H. C. HURD, P. KING, C. A. LAWRENCE, F. H. LESTER, D. M. LUDINGTON, 7 94- T. D. CORRY, GASTON DRAKE, JAS. FENTRESS, JR., H. FOSTER, R. HATTON, W. S. KENNEDY, D. W. LINDSEY, H. MCCLANAHAN, CHAS. A. MCKINNEY, A. M. PEPPER, '95- H. W. GARRETT, W. P. HARVEY, J. J. HURST, ROBT. A. INCH, E. S. LAFETRA, W. H. LOGAN, W. K. LORD, L. P. MILLER, '96. S. JOHNSON, J. D. KILPATRICK, , R. R. KNIGHT, W. W. LEONARD, W. F. MATTINGLY, . R. M. MCELROY, W. C. MCGREGOR, W. D. MCLEAN, D. L. MILLER, W. S. MITCHELL, 17: E. R. NORTON, W. V. PERRY, C. W. OTTLEY, E. R. PALMER, J. B. PALMER, A. C. PROUDFIT, W. SPIEGEL. G. M. PRIEST, F. G. RIGGS, H. S. RIGGS, T. RIGGS, JR., E. J. RUSSELL, M. H. SICARD, G. H. WAILES, G. W. WILLIAMS, J. F. WILKINS, W. G. WILSON, HUGH NELSON, ANDERSON .OEFERTT G. B. PERKINS, R. STONE, P. G. WALKER, E. K. WILSON, GUY S. WARREN, S. P. OUTHWAITE, D. PARK, S. P. PHILLIPS, J. P. POE, JR., M. W. POPE, J. D. SMALL, J. H. TUCKERMAN, M. B. WAILES, C. W. WISSER, B. H. WARNER, JR. Q 41:53 rkfzitfif v' -5:25331 X W X ,,,..q,A4 .vp-1 .QI i 212:-ww - :noun 5 A11 A .veawq 3 if S Quo.. Z. I S nouvq .., J : 'eww' r C ff .f 1 ,4.g.g.g.gf, X 4 if N XX . QQQIQ XXX XX 'iiwlwf ' 4' , - .s fx N N ri' -. my in 1, .. r Y . H .g.:a,-9, ., 5,-gg: ,QQ .M -., - - f - , .f R 2345?-,, x - .X GEM . . .- wh' S T 19' v 'f 'K - - . - if ' rw o . 53, E. aj ' - F71 . 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Q ' '-Isa:-1 ffiefwlfigifkffFlffhif. 5 M .- 02- 'g- -ja: ar.-:f f4::.,!7, Jwf,'- '09-no'-.-,...4v1'4,,-1, ,af .gm'o.-e:34.,:,3.4 .,f, sa-of +.'.'q':.y3g.y,f, - - Q .'.- awe.. . .. ,. -- i'- 6'3'3'?3 ifZ i H ix QQ' W I S 5 ' x ing. 5 i. : S : ' swmm E X ix s Q S T 'J' 1D,J'R--- .....Presz2Ze:zz' J' ' U RAY- -- .. .. Vzke-Preszrienl. ' ' - - - . . .Correspondzng Secreiary. ' GGATE- - - - - - . . .kecordzhg Secrefrzry. . . AUGHLIN. .. . . Treasurer. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. CHRIS- PAYNE, SCHOONMAKER 172 WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA CLUB. L. C. BEATTY, CRAGO, CARMICHAELS, I. S. EASTON, G. S. BROWN, I. P. CAMPBELL, C. W. CHERRY, G. D. EDWARDS, B. R. EWING, H. S. FISHER, W. J. GRANDIN, H. O. BROWVN, D. EGBERT, V. E. EGBERT, E. H. EWING, G. FISHER, J. I. BOWES, j. K. CAIN, H. W. COULTER, W. S. DICKSON, B. DANGERFIELD C. M. EVANS, E. L. FORD, D. F. HENRY, W. H. JAMISON, T. M. JONES, MEMBERS. ,93- O. M. EDWARDS. A. EOBERT, H. FERGUSON, HUDSON, F. B. HOXVLAND, j. M. KENNEDY, E. R. LAUGHLIN, W. G. LIGGETT, MCCARTNEY, I. D. MCCORD, F. A. MCCUNE, '95- C. S. FOSTER, I. H. FRY, C. L. HAMILTON, T. LEGGATE, W. C. NEIL, '96. I. M. R. LONG, A. W. MILLER, I. E. MCCLAIN, A. NEYHART, R. OVERTON, J. A. E. PEW, O. W. RAFFERTY, S. C. REESE, I. H. SCHILD, J. M. MULLEN, W. J. REID, C. I. SHANNON, I. B. THOMPSON, C. H. IVICILWAIN J. IHURDOCH, J. A. MURRAY, R. K. PORTSER, C. RUOH, H. K. SIEBENICK E. B. THAW. C. PAYNE, W. I. SEYMOUR, N. STEWART, G. WHITE, ' A. WILSON.1 1. C. SHERIFF, N. M. SCHOONMAKER SMITH, D. SPEER, C. B. STEWART, E. F. STEWART, W. W. VERNER, R. F. WILLIAMS, R. E. WILLOCK. SPECIALS. R. N. GIBBS, C. KELLERMAN, GUY WILSON, A. A. BROWNLEE, QSEMJ '73 HE OHIO TH ' 'Q 4 Q r-,ggi 'El f' ,R iff W W' 1 MEVBFY I- Q -ff?-'T?M OX I 1' 2 vo ,. - 'ff 47 I 5-Skill!! 1 f 3 ,JI ' :S W 2 O 0 Q F' r, !'Z1-:-Y,-4' f i s O Q In 'M a n U3 ,fm 232 4 Af CT ' 4 is ? OFFICERS. W. G. DICE, '93 ..,,...... .......,.,.... P res. M. HARRINGTON, YQ3 .... .,.. V ice-Pres T. S. HUNTINGTON, '95 .......... Rec. Sec. H. Z. KIP, 294 ........... ..,... C or. Sec M. P. BRUSH, ,Q4 ........,............. Treas. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. F. R. THOMPSON, '95. B. S. KITTREDGE, '96, MEMBERS. '93- C. V. CARPENTER, W. R. DAVIDSON, W. A. DUNN, N. G. C. HALLOCK, H. R. DANIELS, W. G. DICE, C. T. GRANT, M. HARRINGTON. . '94- M. P. BRUSH, S. H. CLINEDINST, H. Z. KIP, B. E. STEVENSON, J. L. BUSHNELL, L. COCHRAN, J. L. MCLEISH, G. C. WINTRINGER, C. M. CARTWRIGHT, S. D. DICE, A. J. IMILLER, .95 A. S. ANDREWS, P. G. HUSTON, F. C. MACCLAVE, C. F. SMITH, R. W. C. FRANCIS, I. DE F. KIP, O. A. PARKER, F. R. THOMPSON, T. S. HUNTINGTON, R. M. LEGGETT, W. H. ROBERTS. JR., 'g6. H. W. BARNETT, E. GRAY,: P. LOVING, R. S. RODGERS, G. G. BLACKMORE, M. GRAY, W. S. McGUIRE, D. E. WARNER, B. BRIEN, F. M. HALL, S. P. OUTHWVAITE, W. WRIGHT. M. BRIEN, , B. S. KITTREDGE, R. W. POGUE, 174 C. C. W. W. A. H. W R. T P. W. C. E. T. LAWRENCEVILLE B. NEWTON, ,Q3 ..... R. WATSON, '94 ...... MOSES, '95 ...... LOWRIE, ,Q4 .... P, ANDREWS, B. BAKER, I. BARKLEY, - V. BUOKLEY, F. BAILEY, P. BLISS, N. BULLITT, E. FRENCH, D. HALSEY, F. HUMPHREY, OFFICERS. '93- A. J. BUIST, J. C. GREEN, C. B. NEWTON, B. V.' D. POST, '94- J. H. KENYON, R. W. LEWIS, W. LOWRIE, H. D. MCMILLAN, C. F. MORRISON, C. G. ROEBLING, JR., i75 CLUB. ........P2'e5zZien! . . . . V zke-Preszkiefzl . . . . . . Sefrefary . . . Treasurer C. T. RIGGS, W. C. STEARNS, R. H. VVARREN, R. K. WURTS. W. A. SEXTON,- F. H. SMITH, 4 R. O. SWAN, T. O. VOORHEES C. R. WATSON, D. D. WILLARD. M. B. BARRETT, H. H. BRADY, H. O. BROWN, C. COCI-IRAN, H. L. CRAWFORD, DWIGHT, W. H. FULPER, R. D. HATCH, H. W. BARNETT, H. F. CHAMBERLAIN, L. S. CLARK, L. COLEMAN, A. L. P. DENNIS, 'W. F. DOTY, H. W. FITZGERALD. S. E. TL J. L. F. W. T. C. '95- A. HODGE, HOLDEN, JR., S. HUNTINGTON, C. -NICFARLAN, P. MILLER, MURPHY, MOSES, H. PIERSON, POTTER, '96. W. GREENE, L. W. HALL, jR,, C. C. W R. E. C. R. HUDSON, H. KETCHAM, S. MCGUIRE, S. MORRIS, B. OGDEN, E. PATTON, 1:76 T. G. A. T. C. J. T. R. R. R. T. H. W A. C. Ross, T. RYAN, W. SCHUMARKER SLIDELL, F. SMITH, H. THACHER, G. TRENCHARD, R. WHERRY. S. RODGERS, D. SMITH, H. A. STILES, A. TALMAGE, P. THOMPSON E. WINTER, W. WISNER, HE PENN CHARTER x A'Z?'. -. ,,11.. 0 NN f 3 Q' 'n f 5 U X . ' Q 0 n s i ii 2 3 Q r 47 4 2 2 s . i -X 6: 6 1 5. V me aww , lf L X rx -7 QU ,4 Ni, X 3' ,ffl 1' ss --1 , Nix'w - ,, ERNEST HAAS, '94, O. P. C., 'go ........... ........ P reszdenzf. L. IRVING REICHNER, '94, O. P. C., '90 .... Vzke-Pfeszkiefzf. W. URBAN, 95, O. P. C., '91, ............. ..... S ecrefary. F. PEASE, '95, O. P. C., '89. ...... ...... .... T r eaxufer. MEMBERS. 791. G. P. WHEELER. 794. M. LLOYD, D. WLLARD, G. BRIGHT, G. D. VVHITNEY. '95. T. FURNESS, H. HODGE, V '96. M. BROOKS, G. HEARN, I. ROSENGARTEN, THEWILIJAM PENN C HARTEK SCHOOL 1 UI 'HH' l'i1lIIfl '11, MMM fAf!1'71! .!i. I' UH' ' 1 f fn' 1, X 6 !11 f,f'f 1 xi? 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Borcherling, '93, J. E. Bathgate, Ir., '94, H. Young, Ir., ,93, G. R. Swain, '94. C. B. Condict, '9Sv, K. R. Kingsbury, '96. MEMBERS. Pos! Graduaies. M. Farrand, '92, F. A. Borcherling, G. N. Houston, H. C. Inslee, I. E. Bathgate, jr., J. B. Burnett, Ir., A. T. Davis, H. W. Inslee, S. H. M. Agens, C. B. Condict, I. W. Alford, E. H. Bishop, T. C. Coe, W. V. 7 93' K. C. Kirtland, P. Satterthwaite, 5 94- , W. B. Kinney, H. F. Sill, F. H. Smith. '95- G. F. Gould, Ir., E. Holden, jr., '96, L. H. Gray, K. R. Kingsbury, W. T. Tyle. 179 johnson, '92, F. S. Titsworth, H. Young, jr., R. A. Streit, G. R. Swain, F. I. Tooker, C. Illingworth, F. Murphy, Ir., H. Ure, G. D. Van Arsdale X QU! T C1 L FIXSC EQJT TTI-IE ET OFFICERS. H. BOGUE, '93 ....... ................. P reszafeni G, H. FORSYTH, ,Q4 ...... Vzee Preszdenz' J. C. NEELY, '94 ........ Seerefary E. F. JOHNSON, '94 ...................... Treasurer G. WORK, '96 .............. Freshman Member Execuizvfe Commzitee MEMBERS. ,93- H. Bogue, W B Woodbrldge '94- S. H. Curran, G. H. Forsyth, W. K. Doty, E. F. johnson, I. Fe-ntress, Ir., J. A. Chapman, G. A. Dray, D. Fentress, I. M. Flint, F. C. Kenly, ,. 95- I. C. Harding, S. Howe, H. F. McCormick '96. G. Work. 180 . Q, '-Z 4 'S . AX TNQ 'N .fffyif if :Ui ffiz f ' 'f V df jf. Q . fi 3 QQ, X f f af fff A Q .N f .' x'.. fi ' I N ' ' i .- V AXE mx' fi, ,L Q, -I X 524. yr., . ' QV ? if 4-3,511 Nm! . , f A+- f 'OT aigiim y , W Figkgk' 1 1 'NSSQ . 2 FE glrigs ' -,J 1 . xiixtgi If , ua - - 3 T. 'e. h. Q- , Z I n.. ' Q 4 WT X' . Xl, - -M 1 E Nw N ' fa - Q 43 j ' 7 ll' ' ' fi.-A - I X ' A 1 ' H- 4- I I. A 3 J. , . ZA , xx . ' - -,4. - fi' ,-- 1i:1j1YX Q, 1-Ti. 1 ,V 3 ggi' IJII ' ax W .fr 5, cLua1..6r PR 1 NQETON N -T H. 7 4, HI --s' X F ' lv -H I, A 'NUI , ll OFFICERS. I D. T. NEELY, Q3 ..... .. ,... ..P7'esz2ient. T. F. BAILEY, ,Q4 ...., ...... S ecrefzzry. T. W. BYERS, ,QB .... .,.... 17 ian'-P1'esz'de7z!. J. F. VVEISS, 195 ..... ..... T rezz:u7'c'1'. MEMBERS. '93 G. S. BRONVN, G. MILES, J. B. HATEIELD, J. R. OVERTON, T. W. BYERS, B. R. EWING, A. H. NELSON, C. S. HERITAGE, O. A. PARKER, T. S. CRAGO, W. LOWRIE, J. F. WEISS, A. JACKSON, C. E. PATTON, H. FURGESON, J. J. ROBINSON, J. H. LOUSER, I A. B. ROBERTS, L. R. MOFFITT, F. F. THOMPSON, '96. S. H. NIATTSON, R. B. SMITH. C. S. HUGHES, J. N. BEAN, F. C. MCDONALD, C. H. MURRAY, 195. C. O. BESSLER, S. MCLANAHAN, Speczkzl Siudefzis. R. M. MULLEN, J. S. CRAWFORD, J. D. CARNOCHAN, J. MCMURDY, J. H. FRY, D. T. NEELY. C. E. DECHANT, M. J. CRISPIN, J. J. BIOFFITT, E. T. STEWART, C. S. FOSTER, C. M. EVANS, F. MURHEID, H. VINCENT, '94, V. K. IRVINE, H.W'.FI1'ZGERALD, W. H. MUSSER, A. D. WILLIAMS, T. F. BAILEY, A. R.McNITT, L. W. HALL, W. B. ORR, L. B. WOODCOCK :Si R, MHSS RUW AK'f?XD 3 4 Q JN.- ir- A Q7 3' Q ,SV 4? EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. T. SHELTON, '93 ..... ........ P reszkieni. S. BRYAN, '93 ....... ..... V zte-Preszkieni. H. WILLIAMS, ,94 .... ........ S ecretary. S. WARREN, ,QS ................ . ,................... Treasurer. C. HENSHAW, '96 ..,... Freshman Meflzber Exeruizve Commzltee MEMBERS. S. BRYAN, R, CLAY, E. E. KURTZEBORN MONTGOMERY, -T. H. THACHER, W. HEGER, T. SHELTON, G. S. WARREN, A. TALMAGE, H. CLARK, C. H. WHITEHEAD, H. WYMAN, H. WILLIAMS, H. C. ADAMS, O. NIEDRINGHAUS1 WYMAN, I. DRUMMOND, W. G. SHELTON, CARROLL, C. C. HENSHAW, T. WARREN, x82 EYES W WHERE .551 MEMBER-5 W. H.CoNmQ'r C. L,DEWrrr J, N. DQDD. W. H.DoDD E. L.'CxREENE G. N. HOUSTON H.. C. Hufxn W. T .Touwsorv E,A.-LAWFLENQE C. H,.MoN1-Qomeay EyR,. Nom-on WM.-SPEIQEL E H, WA foam JT W, Wnmmsou HEELERS C, F, SHERMAN E. K5 Scum.-rz HWVORARY MEMBERS -I G, Svmr-aes M,..S,I-'APNR G,A.HULETT HOVVIE p I , ,011 ' 4, . Agmmllll' Q, nf . A f1f1 kf1U1Wf ' -4 F Q . 5' f 'if' J .. A Q, If qu ,- Q !! 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'f',,5,L 'Q 1 X' 57' :- .-,ig-.:r:,E,.. , -I. au - EM. ,Z-P Q ' '- f -ca' ..., , M 1- Xumzi 'y1 7.Z'- ,I ,3- X J M Z-saga., . X , J. AUCHINCLOSS, L. BIDDLE, J. H. BROOKS. H. A. COLBY, C. CURTIS, G. FISHER, I. M. FLINT, E. J. FOULKE, T.F.FURNESg H. H, GODEREY, G. T. GOULD, I. C. HARDING, I. E. HAYES, IR., W. F. HENCKEN, G. P. HERRICK, A. F. HOLLY, FAUST CLUB. C. ILLINGWORTH, 1. V. KOCH, IR., C. B. LEWIS, W. A. MINOT, F. B. MORSE, E. MUNN, F. A. NORRIS, C. H. PAYNE, J. P. POE, IR., C. PORTER, A. W. SCHUMACHEB, E. E. SCOVILL, T. SLIDELL, j. B. TUCKERMAN, A. L. WHEELER. 191 Q. 1 'S Vw - fi' -J: 5 -:T ,gf 1 --' fdgfj, '-:L T- NU I' - wo ' ,SEL L E V: Y' 1 ?Y1j ':l V 'Z ga f f I-S, L '1 S W M 15 E? X 1 :-AI-. 'EEA 5 'L : ' 1f , 4 ,Y' 7T?Y ' 2 1 l 'S-'PFVFFX ZR 3- QWEQQT . . '. 4? 2 42 if A SE-' ---A , F W ifi-PWWU ' MEMBERS. 794- M. P. BRUSH, S. W. KINNEY. 7 95- H. DIXON. '96. F. O. ALLEN, F. R. OUTERBRIDGE, U WM. H. ATKINSON, S. R. OUTERBRIDGE, W. CHANDLER, JR., S. P. OUTHWAITE, I. R. DELAFIELD, F. M. PAUL, R. F. LITTLE, IR., R. B. PERRY, PAUL TILLINGHAST. 192 Z il X I' if ' UW! , N ijllegfy um f . I 'uf' xf A l ' f X1 f ,f L- -TvQ1-922, -M 'uf - 2 w Z: f! 4' x null' J A45 23 - 'I ' f45:5 xx ,' K P M R 1 X ' ii, i n-- Q ff any uff 'M X T1 ff J PT J A Q QAM 191.2 WHS WH E O o IEAVQZEQAULIESSV f4,a:,nzfw:QrQnz2 JH.. EDWMMW FT, mzH1,Jf.x uw vuz'5R Q. IL.. 5251995155 lR.1fw,4 LIZ QQ-ET T fr?fLH,, QA R 'fzzfe W, Q, LUQBY W1-15.619055 v..LL17,HazUuSumS A.,W.cQRwvN W ggmygfg jx.5u?7LLAw1Q A R .FEMA WST LRWULLUAM Q :QW YMAN ' xN,.,Vx ff - - L x U-N W ' T' f , ,, .Wm-'2 vx' . HX ,Q .XV Q 4 N C, ' . Ofko X I W, K Cv VN ' 1, V 5. X - SCO X , R CA, ,X ,,, ,,. yu Lag M px T FIXT' X X . N-A X xpfix X- x.. -X Ax Rf. OFFICERS. 1'Il0a'e7'az'or . . ...., W. KING GRIER. Slated Clerk ..... .... I OHN M. WHITE Commitee on Horfze 1Ifz1r.9z'wzs. QWi1d West and Indiang , ARRY L. AKIN, A. C. BARTELS, THOMAS CREIGH, L. C, DENISE C077Z7lZZ'L'Z'8E 072 F0fEZ2Q'7Z 17133227725-HERBERT H. FISHER. Canwziitee on Ck PAUL H. LUDINGTQN fCha.ir.J H z'!da'en's Day-T, M. CARLISLE, JAMES H. SCRIMGEOUR Conzmzflee an Woman's Rzyht:-JAMES R. BLAKE 7 Reza?-dmg Angel-R. PERKINS JACK. Com11Lz'!iee for Szapprfzu-.vz'n1z 0fwf77'l'Zl0!0Zl5 A7MZLS67Il6lZfS-KARL GEORGE Covzmz'z'!ee an U7zz'versz'z'y Extem-z'on-B. F. CARTER, W. L. FERRIS. C0mmz'z'tee 012 P1'0hz'bz'z'zbn-JOHN H. TURNER. Commzfiee on 1Q'ng'.r Dazzghfer:-ALFRED E. HOLNIES. Lz'z!!e Illmzlvtew'-SAMUEL DICKEY. Precezzfor-C. VVALDO CHERRY. CHUM'-EDWARD J. PATTERSON, EDWARD C. PETRIE. 194 -S Q , f e - ee- Jw elif-le ' U mme ' CLUB Q b y- SA 'RN l1'E1L?E?i'3: 'pf L. , ' 'Z . fp 'TH ' 1 APP X W 7 f MJ 3 r 1Qye,,7,g T7 - .4 1 lfzisfggk l- ily? -ls 16 . . . 149 e .w J-A J N ..,... if- Q R qjrjin-Aj ?ff- L!w'fQ33?'ki-FQ, 5- ':f ' T521 ,-mQf - 'F Z? 'A 4 J A? . ? , - f i' - -22211- be :- - ? E: ,il-f' gig - , ' - 'er ' . , ' , N: - WX-4 .. ...fe ---, 'r f I - '5 C ' Q Q55 ' Q as :Z --47 '-' if-'T-ECT Y., Gran xxx I-fow rdd O 5 . 1' D . GHPYHQQFSQDLI5? 1 gerssheqpovgprg fry. Gdwfrrd Bowne lfenyoq. Jofepb Jesyulg . ,, Orref Ardr-ey Parker. Robert Fdwirg ,OSL Edwiq jqow LA Farm. Khmer Henry Leeds Jmney Rrrlffon eflemming. Roberf A'lexA,nder Inch K V Rngrqond Lgnde WAdhHm5'.. sf N Q x . .N E ' f K vi- W -. X J , H ' . S g:,, f' iff fl f,4,xCNN N ji?-1 vf, gh' E3 Z --5,5 L M W, 1 ' ,TY .X I Zi? , 51 f jf ,gi Z Z :'fv 4 ff 1-11,157 , ,. CXLV. ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. PROGRAMME. Samrday, jime IIZW. YALE-PRINCETON BASE BALL GAME, . ' On University Grounds, at 3 P. M. CALEDONIAN GAMES, - b At 11.30 A. M., on the University Grounds. THE GLEE CLUB CONCERT, . ' In Second Presbyterian Church. Szmday, fzme 1216. THE BACCALAUREATE SERMON, A By the Rev. Richard S. Storrs. THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE PHILADELPHIAN SocrETY, In Marquand Chapel, at 8 P. M. Monday, jime Ijflz. THE CLASS-DAY EXERCISES, Of the Class of 1892, in the First Church, at 10.30 A. M., and around the Cannon at 2.30 P. M. THE JUNIOR ORATIONS, . In the First Church, at 7.45 P. M. U 197 Yizesday, fume 14272, THE EXHIBITION OF DRAWINGS, In the Engineering and Graphics Department in the School of Science, and MICROSCOPIC EXHIBITION, In the Histological Laboratory in N assan Hall, during the day. READING OF THESES, By the Graduating Class of the john C. Green School of Science, in Chemical Hall, School of Science, at 9 A.M. GYNINASTIC EXHIBITION, In the Gymnasium, at 2 P. M. THE ANNUAL DINNER AND MEETING OF THE ALUMNI, In University Hall. The procession will form in front of Nassau Hall, at 1.30 P. M. RECEPTION, By the President and Mrs. Patton, at Prospect, from 4 to 6 P. M. LAYING or THE CORNER STONE or THE ISABELLA MCCOSH INFIRMARY. at 4. 30 P. M. THE SOPHOMORE RECEPTION, In the Gymnasium, at IO P. M. PWa'1zes1z'ay, -kms 15246. THE I45TH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT, H In the First Church, at IO.3O A. M. 198 f-J'i 1. da -:HW QRRQRFL EKIRXRUQS-5 filing READING OF Tl-IESES. BY STUDENTS OF THE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE. JOHN C. GREEN SCHOOL OF SCIENCE. Tuesday, jane 14, 1892. CANDIDATE FOR THE DFGREE OF Nl. TOMONAO OYAMA, C. E., Tokyo, japan. CANDID TES OR T E GR E Ol' C 1 9 A. M. ARTHUR LE GRAND DOTY, .... Orange, N. I. A Project for Draining Stony Brook Meadow Within the Limits of the College Grounds. JOHN HUNTER HANNA, .... Henderson,Ky Thesis on the same subject as Mr. Doty. N 9.40 A. M. GEORGE THOMAS DUNLOP, JR., . . Washington, D. C Review of Standard Single-Track Plate Girder, A No. 2703, Of Pennsylvania Railroad. IO A. M. JAMES PORTER PARKER, .A . . . New Orleans, La Review of Bridge No. 67, of Pennsylvania Railroad, at Lehigh junction, N. I. 199 CANDIDATE FOR TH DEGREE OF B S EVAN MORTON EVANS, .... Englewood,N.J ' A Morphological Review of Amphioxusf' 10.20 A. M. JOHN YOUNG GRAHAM, ..... Roberts, Wis. Horses of Deep River Formation, Montana. Excusefi From Reading. CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF E E W1LL1AM SHUBAEL CONANT, A. B,, . . Princeton, N. J. Investigation of the Effect of Condenser Capacity in Modifying the Phase of Alternate Currents. JOHN PAUL CONDUIT, A. B., .... Nutley, N. I Blakesly's Method as Applied by Ferrarisf' CHARLES HODGE, A. B., .... Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Some Experiments on the Relation Between Conduc- tivity and Magnetism in Iron. MALCOLM MACLAREN, A. B., . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. A New Method of Measuring the Energy Expended in Hysteresis in Different Samples of Iron. ' JOSEPH NOTLEY THOMAS, A. B., . . Santa Rosa, Cal. Tests for Alternators and Their Converters. SPENCER WAY, A. B., ..... Savannah, Ga. Telegraph Installation, with Reference to Multiple. Transmission. CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE O C F JOHN HOWARD ADAMs, ..... Brook1yn,N.Y. Review of a Babcock 8: Wilcox Steam Boiler. ARTHUR YVELLMAN BUTLER, . . . Yonkers, N. Y. Preliminary Design for a Building for Civil Engineering, Architecture and Graphics, College of New jersey. ORVILLE PLATT CURRAN, IR., . . . Chicago, Ill Design for the Roof of Well No. 2 of the Princeton 1 Water Works. CURTIS GRUBB HUSSEY, ..... Allegheny, Pa ' Review of the 155-feet Span of the Ninth Street Bridge, Pittsburgh, Pa. GEORGE VAN DUSEN RICKERT, . . . Pottsville, Pa Review of a Span of the Western Approach of the Walnut Street Viaduct, Philadelphia, Pa. CANDIDAT S FOR THE DEG EE OF B S. BENJAMIN AMES, ..... Washington, D. C The Silver Question. EDWARD ELLISON, ..... Kansas City, Mo U Profit Sharing. SHEPPARD HoMANs, JR., .... Englewood, N. I Forms of Glaciersf' FREDERICK JOHN MOSES, . . . . Trenton, N. J Translation of Das Heutige Romische Rechtf' 201 CLASS-DAY EXERCISES. Masier J Ceremonies, . . PETER VREDENBURGH, N. J. OPENING EXERCISES. - FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, IO.3O A. M. Salzzmiory, . . Clays Oraiimz, . . JOSEPH MITCHELL SHELLABARGER, Kan. Class Poem, . . JESSE LYNCH WILLIAMS, Ill. IVY EPERCISES. NORTH COLLEGE, 12' M. Ivy Orazion, . . . JOHN GLOVER WILSON, M.D. CANNON EXERCISES. 3 P. M. Seleeziefzsfrem Class Msfory, . JOHN MILLS MAYHEW, NEB. Pfesefzfatiofz Omiian, . CHARLES WOOD SOMERBY, Penn. Pre-pizeey, . . . LEON MARTIN CONWELL, Penn. Cemor, . , . . CHARLES PHILIP SPOONER, WIS. Address by Clam Pfeyzdefzt, JOHN BENEM KOUWENHOVEN, N. Y. CaZZz'rzgWf1E'0!! by Class Seefeiary, WILLIAM KELLY PRENTICE, N. Y. N Arranged by JOHN MILLS MAYHEW Neb. CMU Ode' ' Q Wizards by RALPH DUFFIELD SMALL, Ill. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE. CROWLEY WENTWORTH, Clzairman. MARTIN VORHEES BERGEN, JR., JAMES FREDERIC HOSEORD, FREDERICK GREGORY BETTS, SHEPPARD HOMANS, JR., JOHN MENIFREE BRENNAN, ALBERT MCLAREN MARSHALL, FREDERICK BUCHER, JAMES PORTER PARKER, HERBERT SWIFT CARTER, ROBERT ALSTON STEVENSON, DUNCAN CAMPBELL, JOSEPH GASTON SYMMES, MAX FARRAND, ' ALXEANDER OLIVER YOUNG, JUNIOR ORATORS' CONTEST. CLASS OF'93. june 13, 1892. AMERICAN WHIG SOCIETY. JOHN WASHINGTON N ICELY, . . . . Indiana The Citizen and the State. ABRAM PRATT ANDREW, i . ..... Indiana. The Anomaly of Classic Culture. HORACE LYMAN BROWN HENDERSON, . . Pennysylvania Extermination of Congressional Debate by the Committe System. ALEXANDER MARSHALL THOMPSON, . . . Minnesota. N America: the Apostle Of Peace. CLIOSOPI-IIC SOCIETY. BERTRAM VAN DYCK POST, .... . Syria. John Of Barneveld, BENJAMIN BRANDETH MCALPTN, . . . New York. The Normans in Europe. 203 JESSE BENEDICT CARTER, . . . . 4' The Remnant in History. CHARLES BERTRAM NEWTON, .... The Mission of Research. IUDGES. FOR THE JUNIOR ORATOR MEDALS. Pres. E. D. WARFIELD, LL.D., H. H. WELLES, JR., . . . Rev. PAUL MARTIN, SAMUEL LLOYD, FOR THE MACLEAN PRIZE. HOWARD DUFFIELD, D.D., N. WOOLSEY WELLS, . . . Prof. T. W. HUNT, Ph.D., L.H.D., . JUNIOR ORATOR PRIZES. Res! Prize: ALBERT MARSHALL THOMPSON. Second Prize: BENJAMIN BRANDETH MCALPIN. Third Prize .- JOHN WASHINGTON N IOELY. New York. Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania. New York New York New York . New York. New jersey. Faiirilz Prize: BERTRAM VAN DYCK POST. THE MACLEAN PRIZE. CHARLES BERTRAM NEWTON. 204 THE LYNDE DEBATE. Tuesday Evenzbzg, fzwze gill, 1892. QUESTION FOR DEBATE. Resolved, That American Registra- tion should be given to Foreign Built Vessels under American Contract. DEBATERS. AMERICAN WHIG SOCIETY. CLINTON TYLER WOOD, JOHN MENIEEE BRENNAN, BowDRE PHINIZY. CLIOSOPHIC SOCIETY. WILLIAM KELLY PRENTICE, HOWLAND HANSON, IRVING WHITALL STREET. En! P1'z'ze.' BOWDY PHINIZY. Second .Prizes WILLIAM K. PRENTICE, Tkim' Przbe: HOWLAND HANSON. NASSAU HERALD EDITORS. C. I. TRUBY, Pennsylvania. M. S. FARR, New Jersey. THOMAS BELL, New jersey. S. G. DUNNING, New York. 205 COMMENCEMENT DAY. Wednesday, fzme 10, ICS-991. COMMENCEMENT ORATORS. IOHN GLOVER WILSON, . . . , Maryland The Latin Salutatoryf' JAMES PETER KING, ...... Ontario 'G The English Salutatory.-Canada's Destiny. LEROY GRESHAM, ..... - . Maryland A Reasonable Irrationalismf' IRVING WHITALL STREET, .... Ohio The Mission of Ruskin. CLINTON TYLER Woon, ..... North Dakota. U A Serviceable Culture. WILLIAM KELLEY PRENTICE, ..... New York. The Valedictory Oration: ff The Loyalty of the Scholar. Exczzsezi. BOWDRY PHINIZY, ..... Georgia. The Tribute upon the Sons. 206 HONORS AND DEGREES CONFERRED. DEGREES. HONORARY DEGREES CONFERRED NOVEMBER, 1891. LL.D. HON. EDWARD THOMAS GREEN, '54, . New jersey HON. CRAIG BIDDLE, ,4I, ...., Pennsylvania. ETHELBERT D. WAREIELD, '82, President of Lafayette College. HONORARY DEGREES CONFERRED FEBRUARY, 1892. D.D. REV. CHARLES HERR, '75, . . New jersey. REV. ARTHUR BROOKS, New York. AE. GEORGE T. WILSON, New York City. HONORARV DEGREES CONFERRED JUNE, 1892. A.M. EDWIN H. SCHUYLER. . PHD. GEORGE READ MOREHOUSE, M.D., '48, WALTER LOWRIE HERVEY, '86, . D.D. REV. EDWARD B. HODGE, . . LL.D. HON. GEORGE M. DALLAS, . . CHARLES E. GREEN, '60, . . . REV. BENJAMIN BRECRENRIDGE WARFIELD, REV. WILLIAM C. YOUNG, . . . - 207 ,717 New York. Pennsylvania New York New York. Pennsylvania New jersey New jersey Kentucky DEGREES IN COURSE, CONFERRED JUNE, I8Q2. PHD, PROF. JOHN I, MCCAIN, PROF. GEO. M. HARPER. A,M. ROBT. R. HENDERSON, '79. HENRY H. BROTHERLIN, '80, FREDERICK G. BEEBE, '88, JAMES R. CHURCH, '88, EVANSQT. RICHARDSON, '88, GEO. B. VAN DYKE, '88, ELLWOOD O. WAGENHURST, '88, GEO. W. HUTCHINSON, '88, MAITLAND ALEXANDER, '89. WM, P, ATKINSON, '89, ALFRED H, BARRE, '89, EUGENE W, BELRNAP, '89, JAMES D. DENEGRE, '89, JOHN P. BROWNING, '89, JOHN S. EMANS, '89. SIDNEY D. FURST, '89, JAMES O. GAYLEY, '89. WM. J. GEORGE, '89, ALEX. READING GULICK, '89. STANLEY C, HUGHES, '89, JAMES- HUNTER, '89, ED. R. HEWITT, '89. HARRY C. IRONS, '89, WM, S. JENNEY, '89, VICTOR KAUFFMANN, '89. GEO. G, MERRILL, '89, ED. W. RAND, '89, PHILIP A. ROLLINS, '89. WM, H, SCOFIELD, '89. 208 IREANAEUS M. SHEPHERD, '89, WM. W. SMITH, '89. GORMLY I, SPROULL, '89. THOS. SPROULL, '89, JAMES F. STEBBINS, '89, CHAS. W. STEVENS, '89, JOHN A. TERHUNE, JOHN R. TODD, '89, '89, BERTRAM H. WATERS, '89. CORNELIUS D. VAN WAGENEN, RICHMOND O, AULICK, '89. CHAS. F, W. MCCLURE, '89. WM. D. GIBLEY, '90, WM, C. PRIME, '90, GEO, L. SHEARER, '90, STERLING J, FOSTER, '90, HERMAN S, JUISTEMA, '90, LOUIS A, LINDERMUTH, '90, DAVID C, MACKINTOSI-I, '90, HOMER PUTNAM, '90, HERMAN G. STOETZER, '90, MAITLAND V, BARTLETT, JQI. ED. W. EVANS, JR., '91, GEO. H. STEPHEUS, '91, JAMES H. BOYD, '91, 1 TOMONAO OYEMA, C,E, THOS. BROWN, A, B. PROF. CHAS. G. DUNLAP. 's PRIZES AND FELLOWVSI-I I PS. SENIOR PRIZEMEN. Alexander Guthrie McCoSh Prize ..............,....... JAMES P. ICING First Prize, BOWDRE PIIINIZY. Lynde Prize Debate ..,. . ........ Second Prize, WILLIAM K. PRENTICE Third Prize, I-IOWLAND HANSON. The Baird Prizernen-The Baird Prize ........... .... L EROY GRESPIAM In Oratory ................ . ....... .... W ILLIAM K. PRENTICE In Delivery. ....... ........ .... .... ....... B o I v DRE PIIINIZY In Poetry ..., ........................... R ALRH D. SMALL First Prize, HARRY FRANKLIN COVINGTON Second Prize, EDWARD D. DUEEIELD. Class of 1859 Prize in English Literature ............ IRVING W. STREET 5 First Prize, C. E. BIXLER. iSecond Prize, JAMES P. KING Lyman H. Atwater Prize in Political Science .... . ...... C. O. MUDGE Theordore Cuyler Prize in Economics .... . ...... .... ..... I . G. WILSON Honorable Mention, A. F. LARNSHAWV. Class of 1869 Prize in Ethics .................. . ..... CASPAR W. HODGE In Disputation ........ George Potts Bible Prizes .... .......... C. O. Joline Prize in American Political History ...... .... C . I. T RUBY Class of 1876 Memorial Prize for Debate in Political Science .......................................... LEROY GRESHAM Special Bible Prize .......................... ..... W ILLIAM HARRIS, IR Special Shakespeare Prize ............... .HARRY FRANKLIN COVINGTON Frederick Barnard White Prize in Architecture..EDoAR T. VAN DEUSEN JUNIOR PRIZEMEN. C junior First Honor Scholar ............ ... ........ .... ..... . . . . . . . . .. Maclean Prize .............. .................... ..... C . B. NEWTON First Prize, A. M. THOMPSON. Second Prize, BENJAMIN B. MCALPIN ' O t M d l. .,.. . . Junior ra or 6 as Third Prize, J. W. NICELY. Fourth Prize. B. V. POST. Dickinson Prize ........... ........ ,... ............. . . G . A. TAWNEY Thomas B. Wanamaker Prize in English. .. .... JESSE BENEDICT CARTER Anglo Saxon, JESSE BENEDICT CARTER Prizes. Honorable Mention W. A. DUNN y tEnglish Literature, W. A. DUNN. Class of I87O junior English SOPHOMORE PRIZEMEN. Class of 1861 Prize ............................. ........ E . R. ROBBINS Francis Biddle Sophomore Essay Prize .... .... M CCREADY SYKES Class of 1870 Sophomore English Prize .... .... A LBERT T. DAVIS. 209 I4 FELLOWSHIPS. Chancellor Green Fellow in Mental Science, Fellows in Classical Li terature, JAMES PETER KING, A. B. HENRY CLAY HAVENS, A. B. WILLIAM KELLY PRENTICE, A. B. Class of 1860 Fellow in Experimental Science, WALTER LIVINGSTONE WRIGHT, JR., A. B. J. S. K. Fellow in Mathematics, Not Awarded. Boudinot Fellow in Modern Languages, WILLIAMSON UPDIKE VREELAND, Boudinot Fellow in History, E. M. Fellow in Biological Science, A. B. NIAX FARRAND, A. B. JOHN YOUNG GRAHAM, A. B. Class of 1877 University Fellow in Biology, MARcUs STUTTS FARR, A. B. South East Club University Fellow in Social Science, Fellowships in Oratory, Fellowship in English, is Resigned. ALFRED PEARCE DENNIS, A. B. f'7D'.S'l'-GEORGE PosT WHEELER, A. B. Secomz'-HARRY FRANKLIN COVINGTON, ZIO A. B. IRVING WHITAI.L STREET, A. BHP HALL PRIZES. CLIO. Serzzbr Orafzbfzs, 'Qz. ISf Prize, IRVING W. STREET, 2d Prize, HOXVLAND H1XNSON. Senzbr Essays, '92. Ist Prize, H. C. HAXVENS, zd Prize, JAMES P. KING. Exlenzpare Przbfe Debfzfe, Ist Prize, SAMUEL COCHRAN, '92, VJ. K. PRENTICE, '9z. Diwszimal Przzes 132 Debrzfe. Ist Division, IRVING W. STREET, 2d Division, JOHN L. TILDSLEY. fzmzbr Essays, '93, Ist Prize, VV. A. DUNN, zd Prize, B. VANDYKE POST. Sophamare Orzztzbns, '94. Ist Prize, JAMES R. SWAIN. 2d Prize, S. R. YARROW. Saphomare Essays. '94. Ist Prize, M,CREADY SYKES, 2d Prize, CLEVELAND FRAME. Honorable Mention, C. R. WATSON. Freshman Speakzkzg. '95, Ist Prize, CHARLES L. FISR, 2d Prize, RAY HARRISON CARTER Honorable Mention, WILLIS HONVARD BUTLER. Freshman Essays, 'Q-5. Ist Prize, W. W. BEVERIDGE, zd Prize, W. R, FLEMING. WHIG. Senzbr Onzizkms. Ist Prize, W. E. BIEDERWoLE, Ind. zd Prize, C. T. Woon, N. Dak. Senzbr Essays. Ist Prize, C. I. TRUBY, Pa. zd Prize, B. V. VVHITE, N. J. ' I 211 Lynde .DEbdfE7'.S'.A ' B. PHINIZY, Ga. I. M. BRENNAN, Ky. C. T. WOOD, N. Dak. ' Alternate, C. I. TRUBY, Pa. fnnzor Oraiors. A. P. ANDREW, Ind. H. L. B. HENDERSON, Pa. J. W. NICELY, Ind. A. M. THOMPSON, Minn. fnnzor Essays. . ISL P1-ize, H. L. B. HENDERSON, Ky. 2d Prize, F. H. Lester, Cal. Sophomore Oraiors. ISt Prize, JOHN MURDOCH, Pa. Sophomore Essays. Ist Prize, I. D. MCCORD, Pa. F7E5h771d7Z Oralzons. Ist Prize, A. DUNN, Pa. 2d Prize, C. L. CANDEE, Wis. . Freshman Esxays. Ist Prize, W. M. URBAN, Pa. EPS! Coznjietzfzzfe Debafe. Ist Prize, J. M. BRENNAN, Ky. Honorable Mention, H. WHITE, N.Y Second C077ZfEl'Z.fZ3Z!E Debaie. Ist Prize, S. DICKEY, Pa. Honorable 1. M. BRODNAX, Tenn Mention H. D. NIXON, N. 1. NASSAU LIT. PRIZES' 1891-'9z. Siory Przlze. NEWTON BOOTH TARIQINGTON, . . . . Indiana. The Better Man. , Sketch Iirzke. ROBERT ALSTON STEVENSON, . . . . Pennsylvania. A Charcoal Sketch. 212 9' .s E-.3 1 4 -5- .-' 4, 5- QE GRADUATING CLASS. 1WAGNA CUNY LA UDE. Albert F. Earnshaw, Le Roy Gresham, james P. King, Bowdre Phinizy, 'William K. Prentice,' Irving W. Street, Clinton T. Wood. ' CUM LA UDB. Frederick R. Bailey, Robinson P. Bennett, George W. Betts, William L. Bradley, james C. Brewster, Elmer B. Cole, Leon M. Conwell, Elmer I. Cook, Harry F. Covington, Herman S. Davis, john T. Dunn, Harry S. Dunning, john W. Easton, Marcus S. Farr, Max Farrand, Andrew C. Gray, Henry C. Havens, Lucien Abrams, Texas. John Howard Adams, N. Y. Benjamin Ames, D. C. james Purviance Atkinson, N. I. Paul Clark Aylesworth, Ia. Frederick Randolph Bailey, N. j. Arthur Dentor Ball, N. J. Thomas Barclay, Pa. Chester Baylis, N. I. Thomas Bell, N. Y. Imlay Benet, N. Y. Robinson Potter Dunn Bennett, L.I. Martin Voorhees Bergen, jr. N. 1. john William Rufus Besson, N. I. Leonidas Huston Besson, N. I. Frederick Gregory Betts, Pa. George Whitefield Betts, N. I. 213 Caspar W. Hodge, Preston L. Krecker, Hugh A. Lynn, Lorenzo G. Lyon, john Maclean Magie, William L. Mudge, Charles H. Newton, john W. Parker, William B. Parsons, joseph M. Shellabarger, john W. Stork, Williamson U. Vreeland, James Westervelt, Benjamin V. White, Percy Wilson, Walter L. Wright, jr. William Edward Biederwolf, Ind Harry Elmer Bierly, Pa. Cassius Edwin Bixler. Pa. William Little Bradley, N. Y. john Menifee Brennan, Ky. james Chester Brewster, N. I. Arthur Grant Brown, N. 1. Frederick Bucher, Pa. George William Burleigh, N. H. Arthur Wellman Butler, N. Y. Courtlandt Patterson Butler. N. J Howard Crosby Butler, N. Y. Duncan Campbell, N. Y. Alexander Mitchell Candee, Wis. Alfred Bangs Carhart, N. Y. Herbert Swift Carter, N. J. Marshall Andrews Christy, Pa. Alonzo Church, D. C. Elmer Baldwin Cole, N. I. Varnum Lansing Collins, D. C. Leon Martin Conwell, Pa. Elmer jacob Cook, Pa. Pierre Frederick Cook, N. 1. Richard Coulter, jr., Pa. Harry Franklin Covington, Md. Milton Boyd Craighead, Ind- Orville Platt Curran, Ir. Ill. George Kidder Davis, Pa. Herman Stearns Davis, Del. james Lucas DeLong, Ky. Robert Denniston, Pa. Arthur Le Grand Doty, N. J. Richard Downes, Pa. Edward Dickinson Duffield, N. J. George Thomas Dunlop, Jr., D, C. John Fathum Dunn, D. C. Harr ' Slawson Dunning, N. Y. Smith, Gardner Dunning, N. Y. Albert Frost Earnshaw, N. Y. john William Easton, N. J. Edward D. Ellison, Mo. William Elmer, Ir., N. J. Evan Morton Evans, N. J. Marcus Stults Farr, N. J. Max Farrand, N. I. john Montgomery Gaston, O. Herbert Budd Gibby, N. J. john Young Graham, N. Y. Andrew Caldwell Gray, Del. Le Roy Gresham, Md. Henry Ewing Hale, N. J. Frank Hillman Hall, D. C. john Hunter Hanna, Ky. Howland Hanson, N. J. William Harris, jr., N. J. Charles Delucena Hart, Pa. Henry Clay Havens, N. J. Caspar Wistar Hodge, jr., N. J. Sheppard Homans, Ir., N. J. james Frederic Hosford, N. Y. Robert Pollock Howie, Mass, George Augustus Hulett, Kan. Curtis Grubb Hussey, Pa. joseph Miller Huston, Pa. Samuel Craig Huston, Pa. Thomas Smith Irvin, N. Y. William Vail johnson, N, J. james Peter King, Ont. john Benem Kouwenhoven, L. I. Preston Stuart Krecker, Pa. Thomas Cowden Laughlin, Hugh Archie Lynn, Mo. O. Lorenzo Grenville Lyon, N. Q I Williams Adams Mackenzie, jr., N.Y. Irvine McColl, N. Y. Harry Fleming McDowell, Pa. Alan Cassilis Mcllvaine, Ind. 214 Charles Albert McKenney, D. C. Austin McLanahan, Pa. Clarence Arrhur McWilliams, N.Y. john MacLean Magie, N. I. Albertus McLaren Marshall, O. john Mills Mayhew, Neb. Elmer Llwellyn Meyers, N eb. Frank Montgomery Milligan, Pa. Levi Mogel, Pa. Theodore Wilson Morris, jr., N. I. Frederick john Moses, N. 1. Charles Ogden Mudge, N. J. William Leroy Mudge, N. I Clarence Hitchcock Newton, Mo. james Porter Parker, La. john Walter Parker, Ind. William Belfrage Parsons, N. Y. William Edward Pearson, N. I. john Chester Backus Pendleton,Md Warrington Walworth Periam,N.-I. Bowdre Phinizy, Ga. William Kelly Prentice, N. Y. john Luther Rankin, N. I. Charles Ellet Rieman, Md. Alfred Randolph Riggs, Md. john Sinclair Roberts, jr., Pa. Edward Roderick, Pa. Randolph Sailer, Pa. joseph Mitchell Shellabarger, Kan. Charles Henry Shick, Pa, Ralph Duiiield Small, Mass. Uriah Franklin Smiley, Pa. William Watson Smith, Pa. Charles Wood Sommerby, Pa. Charles Philip Spooner, Wis. Robert Alston Stevenson, Pa. john William Stork, Md. Irving Whitall Street, O. William Stump, Md. joseph Gaston Symmes, jr., N . I. Charles Irvin Truby, Pa. Edgar Trotter Van Deusen, N . Y. john Nan Ness, N. I. Peter Vredenburg, N. J. Willliam Updike Vreeland, N. J. Frederick Clifford Ward, N. Y. Crowley Wentworth, N . Y. james Westervelt, N. 1. Benjamin Vroom White, N. 1. Calvin Wight, N. Y. Edward Van Dyke Wight, N. Y. Jesse Lynch Williams, Ill. John Glover Wilson, Md. Percy Wilson, Mon. Clinton Tyler Wood, N. D, Richard Flavel Wood, Pa. Walter Livingston Wright, jr. , NJ. Alexander Oliver Young, N. I. Lawrence Andrew Young, Ky. VALEDICTORIANS. SINCE 1872. 1872-RICHARD PEARSON, North Carolina .... 1873-JOHN P. K. BRvAN,South Carolina .... X874-CHARLES F. XVI-IITLESEY, Virginia ............ 1875-JOHN P. CAMPBELL, New York ...,........ .... 1876-XVILLIAM BRENTON GREENE, JR., New York... . I877-VVILLIAM EMMET SLEMMONS, Ohio ...,......... 1878-DAVID STUART, Maryland. ............ . 1879-WILLIAM P. IXIAGIE, New Jersey ...,...., 1880-RICHARD FIELD CONOVER, New Jersey .... T881-R. D. HARLAN, District of Columbia ..... 1882 1883 1884 -JOHN C. HIBBEN, Illinois ............... -OTTO CROUSI-1, New Jersey .......... -JAMES M. BALDWIN, South Carolina . . . 1885- 1886- CLARENCE W. NICILVAINE, Vermont .... GEORGE T. EDDY, New York ........,... 1887-PAUL MATTHEWS, District of Columbia. . .. 1888-WINTHROP MORE DANIELS, Ohio... ... .. ISSQ-ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, Pennsylvania ..... 1890 -FRANCIS PALMER, Maine ..,. .... . ....... . . ISQI-GEORGE RIDDLE WALLACE, Pennsylvania .... 1892 1876 1377 -WILLIAM KELLEV PRENTISS. New York. . .. FIRST LYNDE PRIZEMEN. FIRST PRIZE IN 1876. -DAVID BENTON JONES,VVISCO1'1SI11. ....... .. -SAMUEL JAMES ROWLAND, New York .... , I878-W. S. EACI-IRON, New York .......... I87Q-ACRAM VV. I-IALSEY, New Jersey ....... 1880-RODNEY JANVIER, India ....... ............ 1881-DAVID A. I-IAINES, District of Columbia ..... 1882- 1883- GEORGE Y. TAYLOR, New Jersey ........ . J. A. HODGE, Connecticut ......... 1884-R. K. PRENTICE, New York.. . , 1885 1886- EDMUNIJ WILSON, New Jersey ,... WILSON FARRAND, New Jersey .... . 1887-F. G. SPAULLIING, Colorado . ...... . 1888- WINTHROP MORE DANIELS, Ohio. .. . .. 1889--ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, Pennsylvania ..... 1890-JAMES J. CHARLTON, Oregon. ........ . 1891 -SAMUEL SEMPLE, Pennsylvania ....... 1892-BOWDRE PHINIZY, Georgia ....... . 21.5 . .Clio Whig .....CIiO Whig Wliig Vlfhig .....Clio Whig Whig Whig . .Clio . .Clio . .Clio .....Clio Whig Whig . .Clio XVhig Whig . .Clio . .Clio . .Clio . .Clio . .Clio . .Clio ....Clio . .Clio Whig . .Clio Whig . .Clio Whig Whig . . Clio Whig . .Cllo Whig FIRST JUNIOR ORATORS. I SINCE 1872. 1872-J. R. ADAMS, New jersey ............ 1873-J. H. Ross, Pennsylvania .......... I 37.4- ARTHUR NEWMAN, New York ........... 1875-JAMES WALTER LOWRIE, New York .... 1876-WILTON M. SMITH, New York.. ........ I877-CHARLES LUTHER WILLIAMS, New jersey .... 1878-WILLIAM T. ELSING, Illinois ............... 1879 -WILLIAM M. PADEN, Pennsylvania. .. . .. 1880- R. D. I-IARLAN, District of Columbia ...., 1881-I. A. MCWILLIAMS, New York ....,.. 1882- WILLIAM K. SHELBY. Kentucky... . 1883-LEONIDAS DENNIS, New jersey ..... 1884-GRANT R. BENNETT, Wisconsin ....... 1885-CHARLES R. ERDMAN, New York. .... . 1886-R. W. MASON, Oh1o.. .............. 1887-JAMES H. PERSHING, Pennsylvania... . 1888-ROBERT ELIOT SPEER, Pennsylvania .... 1889-FRANCIS PALMER. Maine ............ .. 1890 1891- GEORGE R. -WALLACE, Pennsylvania.. . . BOWDRE PHINIZY, Georgia .... .. .......... .. .... I892-ALEXANDER M. THOIXIPSON, Minnesota... ......... . 1872- 1873 MACLEAN PRIZEMEN. FIRST GIVEN IN 1872. SIMON JOHN MCPI-IERSON, New York ....... -JAMES HENRY Ross, New York. ........... . . 1874--TAMES PENNENVILL, Delaware .................. 1875-HENRY EDGAR DAVIS, District of Columbia ..... 1876 1377 1878 -WILLIAM EMMET SLEMMONS, Ohio .............. -WILLIAM DULLES, IR., Pennsylvania. . . . . . .. -WILLIAM T. ELSING, Illinois ....... ....... I879-WILLIAM M. PADEN, Pennsylvania. ........ .. 1880 -RICHARD D. HARLAN, District of Columbia ..... 1881-GEORGE F. GREENE, New York. ........... . 1882 -VVILLIAM K. SHELBY, Kentucky ........ .... 1883-JAMES M. BALDWIN, South Carolina .... 1884-CLARENCE M. IVICILVAINE, Vermont ..... 1885-MARION M. MILLER, Ohio .......... 1886-ROGER B. IOHNSONQ West India ..... I887-WALTER A. WYCKOEE, India ......... 1888-HARRY G. DRUMMOND, New jersey ..... I880-EDGEVVORTH BIRD BAXTER, Georgia.. .. ISQO- 1891- 1892- GEORGE R. WALLACE, Pennsylvania . . . CLINTON T. Woon, Dakota ...... ..... CHARLES B. NEWTON, India ..... .. 216 Whig. Whig. Whig. Whig. . .Clio. . . Clio. Whig. . . Clio . Whig. . .Clio. Whig . . Clio. Whig. Whig. Whig. Whig. . . Clio Whig. Whig Whig. Whig. . . Clio Whig . .Clio Whig Whig Whig VVhig . .Clio Whig ..Clio. .. . .Vlfhig ..Clio. . . Clio Whig. ....Clio. . . Clio . ..... Clio . Whig. Whig. Vfhig. . . Clio. I L . X. sl, lfidvqh' X 4 bw 9 N o aw? mel tn If ,. 9 ,M Nu . 'W-0 .219 'P :W 1 O 1 0 2 .',l, gf' . . f WRX ff? W R5'L b ' ' . QF ANN'-. 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A X H55 ' U 1 1, sexi - s -' W? 7.1 -5 If 1 f 5471 W' ,f f 54' ff ww a2'?,lDl7 I I g ,' 4 1 f , 'I .l5V-- 'M 17 ll' . V, A f -Nm 1 1 ff , X W f I Ml! I M H 1 A, 4 u ASH 'L Q1 UN E 7 l N fi 9, i I A Q Q X X v.eq:?tx W RZ Main X 'ag v, w, ' K IHQQ 7? x I 11,1 ' 4 ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NASSAU HALL. FOUNDED 12826. 1570! Prexzkiefzi. JAMES MADISON, LL.D,, Class of 1771, President of the United States, President, Hon. ROBERT STOCKTON GREEN, LL,D., '50, Vzke-Preszdevzix, Col, JAMES W. ABERT, '38 ................. of the Cincinnati Association. Hon. CRAIG BIDDLE, LL.D,, '41 ........ . Philadelpnia KOZEL WEISINGER, Esq,, '68 ...... . ........ Louisville Hon. TI-IOMAS N. MCCARTER, LL,D., ,45,. Newark WILLIAM B. HORNBLOWER, '7I.. JOHN D. DAVIS, Esq., '72 ...... J. F. WILLIAMSON, Esq., '77 .... ., E, J. D. CROSS, Esq., '60 .......... I-Ion. J. BAYARD MCPHERSON, '66 EBBERT FOSTER, Ph.D., '47 .... ., . WILLIAM SCOTT, Esq., '68 .... Rev. J. H. BROWN, '67 ..... Rev. T. C. HALL, '79 ......... Prof, C. M. DES ISLETS, '68 ..... JOTHAM POTTER, Esq, ,'77 .... . .... . JOHN H. VOORHEES, Esq, '41, ...... , . Hon. IIIERCER BEASLEY, LL.D,, '35 .... JOHN B. MHOON, ESq,, '59 ............ Princeton Club of N. Y. St. Louis New North West, Maryland Association, Central Pa, Long Island Western Pa. Northeastern Pa.Ass'n. ChicagoPrincetOn Club Omaha Association. Cleveland Dist. of Columbia Assn New Jersey Ass'n. Pacific Coast Ass'n, Serrelafzks, Prof. JOHN T, DUFFIELD, D.D., '41, Prof. HENRY C. CAMERON, Ph.D., D.D., '47, M. TAYLOR PYNE, LL.B,, '77, Membership includes all graduates and officers of the University. The Annual Meeting of the Association is held in the Old Chapel on Tuesday morning of Commencement Week. At I,3O the procession is formed in front Of Nassau Hall and moves to University Hall, Where the Alumni Dinner is served, - 2x8 THE PRINCETON CLUB OF NEW YORK. FOUNDED AS AN ASSOCIATION IN 1866. MERGED INTO A CLUB, 1886. ' Prfszkierzl, WILLIAM B. HORNBLONVER, 171. Vzke-Preszdefzls, JOHN L. CADYVALDER, '56, CI-IARLES E. GREEN, '6O. SPENCER TRASIC, '66, ADRIAN H. JOLINE, '70, CHARLES SCRIENER, '75, J. C. TENEYCIC, ,75. WIL1'ON M. SMITH, '77, Treasurer, WILLIAM TOD, '84, Secrelzzry. ROBERT KELLY PRENTICE, '84, Execzzfzbfe C ammzitec. TRACY H. HARRIS, '84, ChllZ3'7lZlZ7Z. DUNCAN EDWARDS, '85, WILLIAM H. BUTLER. IR., '76, 1. S. MORGAN, '88, I, E, HEDGES, '84, PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA AND VICINITY. FOUNDED 1868. Preszkiefzf. HON. CRAIG BIDDLE, '41, Vzke-Preszkienix. HON. FURMAN SHEPPARD, '45, WILLIAM A. INGHAM, '49, EDWARD S. CLARK, '38, SAMUEL B, HUEY, '63, IOSIAH R. ADAMS, ,73. T1'easm'e1', I. BAYARD PIENRY, '76, 742 Drexel Building. .,SecreZzzry. A GEORGE R. VAN DUSEN, '77, 750 Drexel Building. Execuzfizfe C077Z77ZZ'Z'fEE. PHILIPPUS W. XMILLER, ,7Q, Chazbfman. ' ALEXANDER VAN RENSSALAER, '71, JAMES HANCOCK, '88 THOMAS B. WANAMAKER, '83, - R, K. SHOBER, '90, A. T. BAKER, '85, f NORMAN GREY, '91, 219 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF MARYLAND. FOUNDED 1869. REORGANIZED 1885. A Preszkieni. E. J. D. CROSS, '6o. Vzke-Preszkiefzis. DANIEL MILLER, '78. S. A. WILLIAMS, '7O. DAVID STEWART, '78. W, B. BROOKS. '79. GEORGE L. VAN BIBBER, '65, LAXVRASON RIGCS, '83, CARY B, GABIBLE, JR., '85, Treasurer. GEORGE R. GAITHER, JR., ,7S. Secreiary. WILLIAM L. HODGE, '88, Glenn Building, I2 St. Paul Street, Baltimore. Execzzfzbfe Commiitee. I-I. P. C. WILSON, M. D., '48, Chzzzrman. HENRY D. LONEY, '54. I-IIRAM WOODS, JR., '79. J. EDWIN MICHAEL, '7I. W. CATOR, '85. U RICHARD K. CROSS, '63. C. R. SPENCE, '85. Annual dinner in February of each year. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF ALBANY, TROY AND VICINITY. FOUNDED APRIL, 1889. President ROBERT LENOX BANKS, '48. Vzke-Preszkient. Rev. GEO. C. YEISLEY, D. D., '7O. Treasurer. W. F. ROBINSON, M. D. Secretary. ' DAVID A. THOMPSON, '68, 445 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. Exeeutzkfe Commdlee. Rev. JAMES MCLEOD, D. D., '6g. JOHN G. MURDOCK, '83. JAMES P. BOYD, '67. Rev. EDWARD HUNTTING RUDD, '83 Rev. W. S. MCEACHRON, '78, FRED W. -ORR, '7I. ' Annual meeting in March. ' - 220 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NORTH EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA. FOUNDED 1886. Preszdemf. Rev. I. H. BROWN, '67. Vzke-Prerzdefzis. Col. A. B. BLAIR, '66, Rev. N. F. STAHL, '69, Rev. W. S. STILES, '69. Treasurer. LIDDON Fmcx, '82, Secrelary. H. H. VVELLES, JR., '82, Wilkes-Bane, Pa. Execzetzkfe Commzffee. THOS. H. ATHERTON, '74, Clzazrman. J. E. BURR, '75. I. H. FISHER, '67, C. O. DERSHEIMER, '74. H. A. FULLER, Y74. J. N. ANDERSON, '8O. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA. FOUNDED 1585. Preszkieni. Hon. JOHN B. MCPHERSON, '66, Vzce-President. Hon. S. M. WHERRY, '6o. Treasurer. J. WOODS BROWN, '85. Secrezfary. GEO. E. ETTER, '85, 212 Walnut Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Annual meeting, Thursday before Thanksgiving. 221 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. FOUNDED 1875. President. WILLIAM SCOTT, '68. Vzee-Preszkienls. Hon. CALVIN RAYBURN, '75, I. B. KEENAN, '8o. A. W. WILSON, '83. C. N. DES ISLETS, '68, Secreiary. H. L. GOEI-IRING, '87, I0 Cedar Avenue, A11egheny,City, Pa. Treasurer. S. R. KELLY, '87. Exeeufzive Commziiee. W. W. LAWRENCE, '78, Chazrman. J. H. STOCKHAM, '87, JOSEPH B. SHEA, '86. 1. A. WILSON, '8o. E. O. ROBINSON, '86, GEORGE P. HAMILTON, '80, G. Mc. GALT, '9o. Meeting at call of Executive Committee. Membership, 140. PRINCETON CLUB OF CHICAGO. FOUNDED AS AN ASSOCIATION IN 1876, MERGED INTO A CLUB, JUNE 1892. Preszkienl. Rev. T. C. HALL, 79. Vzke-Preszelenis. GEO. A. ARMOUR, W. S. MILLIGAN, MALCOMB MCNEIL Secretary and Treasurer. WALTER W. ROSS, '88, 1120 Chamber of Commerce Building, Chicago. Executive Commzfiee. CYRUS H. MCCORMICK, Chazrman. WM. B. MCILVAIN, K SIDNEY R. TAYLOR, IAS. S. HARLAN, P ICNOVVLTON L. AMES. Nomzhaizbzg C ommzllee. R. S. SHANKLIN, JOHN M. I-IARLAN, WM. J. GOUDY. 222 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY FOUNDED 1886. Preszkievzi. Hon. BENNETT VAN SYCKEL, LL.D., '46. T reasurer. EDWARD VV. EVANS, '60, Trenton. Secrefzzry. JOHN-A. CAMPBELL, ,77, Trenton, N. 1. Membership about 700. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF OMAI-IA. FOUNDED 1884. Preszkieni. Prof. C. M. DES ISLETS, '68, Bellevue College, Neb. Secrelary. Rev. THOMAS C. HALL, Y7Q, 808 Oakwood Boulevard, Chicago, Ill. Treasurer. L. P. FUNKHOUSER, '78, Omaha, Neb. 223 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CLEVELAND FOUNDED 1887. ' Preszkimf. JOTHAM POTTER, ,77. Vzke-Preszkienis. FRANK C. BURT, '73, FREDERICK B. DUVAL, D.D., '72 Secretary and Treasurer. LATIMER H. PRESCOTT, '83, 30 Vincent Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Execuizbe C 071zmz'fZee. JOTHAM POTTER, '77, Clzazrmmz. 4 EDWARD W. HAINES, '66. LATIMER H. PRESCOTT, '83. EDXVARD VOLLRATH, '83, CLINTON S. DAY, '83. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AND SOUTHERN STATES. ' FOUNDED 1872. Preszkieni. JOHN H. VOORHEES, '41-. Vzte-Preszdenfs. CHARLES ABERT, '42. A. B. HAGNER, ,45. Rev. J. H. CUTIIEERT, '43. HENRY B. MUNN, 347. J. C. WELLING, '44, I. K. MCCAMMON, '65, Treasurer. E. S. MCCALMONT, '77. Secretary. HENRY C. STEWART, JR., '84, 620 14th Street, N. W. Execufzbfe Cammzfiee. HENRY E. DAVIS, '76. F. S. PRESBREY, '79. JOI-IN S. BLAIR, '66, H. B. DAVIDSON, '8o. A. B. ICELLY, ,7O. VICTOR KAUEFMANN, '8g. Annual Meeting in january 224 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AND VICINITY. FOUNDI-ID 1875. OF CINCINNATI Preszkiefzl. JAMES W. ALBER'1', '38, Vice-Preszkiefzfs. L. D. POTTER, '41, NVILLIAM NICKIBBEN, '69, E. D. WARFIELD, '82. I. DESIIA P1CKETT,'4I. GEORGE KINKAID, ,7O. Treasurer. FERDINAND JELKE, jR.,'84. . Secretary pro tem. E. H. ERNST, '82. Execufzbfe Commzffee. O. B. BROIVN, '76. FRANK H. ICEMPER, '78. DAVID M. MASSIE, '8o. J. C. L. PUGH, '76. THE PRINCETON CLUB OF ST. LOUIS. FOUNDED 1876. Preszkielzf. JOHN D. DAVIS, Esq., ,72. Vzke-Preszkienis. WM. E. Gvv, Esq., '5z. Dr. E. S. LEMOINIL145. Hon. I. W. MARTIN, '55. DABNILY CARR, Esq., '52. Treasurer. K. DUNCAN MELLIEIi, '6g. Recordmg Secreiary. JOSEPH W. LEYVIS, JR., '90, Carrespamizhg Secremry. WILLIAM CHRISTY BRYAN, '9 ' Execzzfzefe Commzfiee. H. N. DAVIS, '73, GEORGE FRANCIS T. BRYAN, JR., '8o. 22 5 I. S. JOHNS, '8o. I5 PRINCETON COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE PACIFIC COAST. .- Preszkienf, JOHN B, MHOON, Esq., '59, Serfemry. Rev. FREDERICK E. SHEARER, D. D., '62, Montgomery Street, corner Palace Hotel, San Francisco. Execulztzfc Commiffee. FREDERICK E. SHEARER, D. D., '62, ex-ajiczb, JOHN B. MHOON, Esq., '59, ex-ojiczb, Hon. H. I. 'III-IORNTON, '54, C. B. ALEXANDER, Esq., ,7O, Rev. A. J, KERR, '79, Meets Semi-annually, Membership, 82. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF LOUISVILLE. FOUNDED 1884, Preszdenf. ROZEL WEISSINGER. Vzke- Preszklefzi. GEORGE M. DAXTIS, Treczszzrer. R. R. ROGERS. Secremry. JOHN W. BARR, JR., 5th and Court Place. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NEVVARIQJN. FOUNDED 1889, Prexzkiefzl. Hon. THOMAS N. MCCARTER, LL.D., y42, Vzke-Preszkients, EDGAR HOLDEN, M. D., ISQ. Rev. DAVID R. FRAZER, D.D., '61, EUGENE VANDERPOEL, '64, Secrefafy, THOMAS W. HARVEY, M. D., '75, 463 Main Street, Orange, N. J. Execufzkxe Commzitee. Hon. JOSEPH L. IVIUNN, '62, CHANDLER W, RIKER, '76, Hon. EDWARD G, IQEASBY, '75, PHILIP N. JACKSON, '81, SHERRERD DEPUE, '85, 226 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE NEW NORTHWEST. FOUNDED ISS6. Preszkicflzl. j. F. WILLIAAISON, ,77. Vzke-Prexzkiezzl. J. NV. WI-IITE, '65. Secretary and Treaszzrer. jfxs. D. DENIIGRE, '89, I7 Gilflllan Block. Meets at Minneapolis and St. Paul alternately. Membership, 75. Annual Meeting in February. PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF LONG ISLAND FOUNDED 1885. Preszkienl. Prof. ROBERT FOSTER, Ph.D., '47. Vzke-Preszkiefri. 1. H. DARLINGTON, Ph.D., ,77. Secremry. Rev. N. WOOLSEY WELLES, ,72, 155 So. Third Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Treaszarer. Prof. W. I. NEVIUS, IZQ. Execzzizrxe C 077Z77ZZfl'66. Rev. Tnos. B. MCLEOD, D.D., '7o. Rev. J. C. I-IUME, '77. Rev. ARCHIBALD IIICCULLAGH, D.D., '6S. LOUIS I. LANG, Esq., '81. .N 'J - Wu. N GQ ' U ' ll 1 227 NECROLOGY. ALUMNI. :REV.JOSEPH CORY, EDWARD IL BALDL REV.BlAHLON LONG, . . . REV. JOSEPH F. GARRISON, D.D., . HON. WILLIAM POTTER Ross, . HON. ARCHIBALD STERLING, . . HON. ROBERT CI-IADWICK HUTCHINGS, ANDERSON LL BREARLEY, . . . GEORGE K, BECHTEL, . REV. DAVID ATWATER, . REM S.BlORTON PEARCL . PROR Lawns FRENCH STEARNS DR. E. FRANK GARRETT, . CAPT. W. W. BUTLER, . VVHJJAM LUTTRELLQROGERQ THOMAS OLIPHANT SPIER, WILLIAM E. DURELL, . CHARLES H. CAMPBELL, . LEON H. MARASHLIAN, IOHN'L4ARSHALL EDGAR, . VVHJJAM FERGUSON TYSON, . 228 CLASS 1831 1839 1839 1842 1842 1851 1858 1859 1860 1861 1862 1867 1373 1883 1884 1887 1889 ISQI 1891 1393 1893 COLLEGE BUILDINGS. NASSAU HALL, OR NORTH COLLEGE.. .. .. OLD PRESIDENT'S HOUSE. . GEOLOGICAL HALL fOffICeSj .... EAST COLLEGE ............ WEST COLLEGE .... . CLIO HALL ..... WIIIG HALL .. OLD CHAPEL. ....,....... , NEW PRESIDENT'S HOUSE.. L1USEUM ................. G'YMNASIUM ........ DICKINSON HALL .... REUNION HALL ........... HALSTEAD OBSERVATORY.. SCIENTIFIC BUILDING ..... IABRARY .... .... ..... . WITI-IERSPOON HALL. .... . WORKING OBSERVATORY. . . MURRAY HALL ...,... . EDWARDS HALL ....... JMARQUAND CHAPEL ....... BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY. . MUSEUM OF HISTORIC ART .... MAGNETIC OBSERVATORY . . DYNAMO BUILDING ...,... ALBERT DOD HALL ...... CHEMICAL LABORATORY .. DAVID BROWN HALL ...... ALEXANDER HALL ........ ISABELLA MCCOSH INFIRMARY ..... D' 3 RELQEIQIAQI. 229 ER ECTED. ..I756 1756 ..I8o3 ..1833 -1836 ..I838'X ..1638W ..IS47 ..I84g ..185O 1869 ..IS7O ..187O ..1872 ..IS73 ..1873 ..1877 ...187S ...1879 ..I88O 1881 H1887 1888 M1889 ..1889 1890 ..I8QO . .1891 ..I892 ..I8Q2 E PRESIDENTS OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY. ACCESSUS. EXITUS. Rev. JONATHAN DICKINSONR. .. ..... April Oct. 1747 Rev. AARON BURRK' ........ . 1748 1757 Rev. JONATHAN EDWARDSX .... Jan. Mar. 1758 Rev. SAMUEL DAVIESN ................... 1758 1761 Rev. SAMUEL FINLEY, DDF? ............... 1761 1766 Rev. JOHN VVIT1-IERSPOON, D.D., LL.D? ..... .. 1768 1794 Rev. S. STANHOPE SM1TH, D.D., LL.D.9G'f'.... 1795 1812 ASHBEL GREEN, D.D., LL.D?-J ............. 18125 1822 JAMES CARNAHAN, D.D., LL.D.9Uf. ...... ... 1823 1854 JOHN MACLEAN, D.D., LL.D.9Uf. .......... ... 1854 . 1868 JAMES MCCOSH, D.D., LL.D., L.H.D.+ ..... ... 1868 A 1888 FRANCIS L. PATTON, D.D., LL.D .... ..... . . 1888 H8 Deceased. + Resigned. 4 230 S I I X- TI-igf -Zfqf' 'f- f 1 Liz., - 1 - 5. - 1 mx. I IIII .I , , I SI II M-I I I A'Il'Z'YI - I XVIII4 I I7?QIIII'I I I 'uIII I'IIfI'IIIII W :xm l , I' I IIIIIILII '. I - I I I I ,II IIIIM II' il! W It ' , iii -15.591 KR I' ILA ,711 F , ff fa IM II' S 'fig 'J ' fn I If I I 1 Af.If ---- --- 'Z:5g- '.'I 5 I . MII r... if-',i' ' 'IH 'Q T------ I, I - , I I -L ' '-- -. X ' 12 x -i - fi: I fill II 1 +1 -if L- :iff III E ' -r -fff A + I lik ' I I -- 1 - 1 1+ I! 4' ' .fl '- 1 A lllhv -I 3,1 di -+ -- 1 I U II - - -- IIIIVE II Il lg Y vg a , ,,,-- :rm ll ku ,I I . .s I '- f -4. . -4: 1 ,iff-L --IIS E5 xii . n L :III RETRQSPECT. f f , Af' 'W' ni iz? all .itil 5 I 'Qi 1 -QE P' W ' 42 'V :nm i L2 I 'I 62?-L ii 1.5: EJ I l ........-.... SEPTEMBER. RINCETON College entered upon its 145th Academic year, on the afternoon of the twenty-third of September, 1891, at half past three, with the usual greetings and hand- shakingsg we all hied ourselves to Marquand Chapel, there to attendthe opening exercises, and to view, with amazement, the largest Freshmen Class ever seen. On the following day these same Fresh- men swarmed into the old Chapel, and pro- ceeded to the election of their officers and to the framing of resolutions, apropos of the warm reception to which they had been treated by the Sophomores. f After much noise and excitement, J. P. Poe was chosen President, and A. Wheeler and H. Anderson, Vice- President and Treasurer respectively. That same evening saw one of Princeton's glorious old customs duly enacted. Notwithstanding the threats and prophesies of Mat. Goldie, the rush did come off. The entire Sophomore and Freshmen classes, after amassing in the most wlgy R cgi compact formspossible,with great forti- LW Adi... tude, proceeded to walk into each 83, ii? otherfor four consecutive times. Amid ,iff the dash and shouts and uproar, the 406' Sophomores were finally declared vic- 9 torious, and the weary participants de- parted homeward for bed. -Zgfi.: Y-A - , . -' :,.'. On the twenty-iifth the old chapel ' -fills ' was again thronged. A college mass meeting was held in which the election of Prof Woodrow Wilson to the Graduate Advisory Committee was ratified. 232 September 28lIl'l, the class Base-ball Championship began by 'Ninety-two beating the Freshmen, in their first appearance, by nine runs to Hve. Rain prevented the junior Sophomore game on the twenty- ninth. On the thirtieth, 'Ninety-three beat 'Ninety-five, ten to nothing. OCTOBER. The month of October opened very auspiciously for our grave old Seniors, for by winning from 'Ninety-four by a score of four to nothing, they also won the championship for the third successive year. Saturday, the day of horse and revel, at last arrived. The 'Varsity Grounds were crowded by throngs of people to witness the Sophomore-Freshman game. Amid the noise and tumult, and brilliant repartees of the spectators, the Sophomores succeeded in getting the less rattled, and, after a close and Very exciting contest, finally vanquished the Freshmen by the score of six to four. av. , um J 'E -r if ills, 5 Ji fi K ., . fl 'f'IlIh' Wi' 'LL - W ,ff fi lkllfm' 134-f After the din of the game had subsided, we watched the quieter struggle of the eleven with Rutgers. The visitors were beaten twelve to nothing, and the professional prophets secured their first delinite data. On the eighth we scored eighteen points against 233 Lehigh, at Bethlehem, and on the tenth the prophets were given further material by a score of twenty-eight to nothing against the Crescents. On the ninth the Sophomore class elected their Reception Committee. On the fourteenth of the month, the second game with Lehigh showed the improvement in the team's work in the score of thirty to nothing, and on the following Saturday the eleven met Franklin and Marshall. All sorts of rumors came back about the game until the score was definitely announced on the Princetonian bulletin board as forty-four to nothing. The game with Lafayette on the twentieth resulted in a score of twenty to nothing. It was about this time that the hearts of those who revel in atomic affinities were gladened by the completion of the new Chem- ical Laboratory. Those who knew said it was the most convenient and complete in the country, and we, who did not know, proudly communicated that information to our friends. A not very exciting game was played with the New York Ath- letic Club on the twenty-fourth and twenty-eight points more were added to our record. The Fall Handicap Games were held the same afternoon. On the twenty-ninth We defeated the Manhattan Athletic Club by the score of seventy-eight to nothing, but it is impossible to arouse much enthusiasm over the Dutch taking Holland. A Hare JM4'- 'il 'L' -ff f 1-f:.:1+,L- V -- HI.,-i 1 ,L wwf Linh, ,AP , ,- h f '.. . IQ 5' .-i.k.- VH? . ,alffi r i H : il if V ' K' , QF , 14, N IV gr iff lllgli W - i: ' f Wilt! ' . ,-i . M5244 32 ,.,:a1,'--N,1,fi,,,,p,,',f fr -1314 I .3 mg. 21,31 vit s L, 4 i 'fzfffjstfsw ' 'izf .- 4,1052 1 f 5 , va.. ' is f and Hounds Club was organized under the name of the University Harriers. The month ended with the game with Wesleyan, won by a score ofseventy-three to nothing. This was the first champion- 234 ship game, and the eyes of the college now became resolutely fixed on Thanksgiving Day, and so, leaving us struggling betwixt hope and fear, the glorious, golden days of such an October as had not been known for years, came to an end. NOVEMBER. The first of November has come, and the greatest day of the year to the undergraduate is but some three weeks off. Every day the 'Varsity grounds are crowded to their utmost, and the least ini- provement in the practise of the team is eagerly noted. The scores l r N049- M lf ' .f ,fmt I it . HJ l'l,' ll feels fr rr' J ri lg 17121, ,gt MW if gi 'till .r f fa il -1! '. Y-. I ' I the Sophomores. -of Wednesday's and Saturday's games are read and compared. Everybody is busy conjectur- ing the relative strength of our eleven with Yale's, and so great is the excitement that the month is nearly gone before we know it. On Election Day while the Foot-ball team was defeating Orange, to the tune of twenty- eight to nothing, the Tennis friends were busily watching the final strugles in the Freshman tournament. On the following Saturday, all who could possibly find the funds boarded a Special Train, and were rolled towards Manheim, where we had the satisfaction of beating the University of Pennsylvania twenty-four to nothing. On the night of the twelfth the Cane Spree took place, in which the Freshmen were success- ful, winning two out of the three events from The fourteenth dampened the hopes of the College, Cornell was beaten by the meagre score of six to nothing. But it was only for a time. The practise of the team grew better and better. The spirit of the College ran high, even the Freshmen caught some of it, and proceeded to wallup Lawrenceville by twenty points to nothing. Everybody was now ernigrating to New York. At last Thanks- giving had arrived, and-nineteen to nothing, Well, in the words of the prophet :- We saw what we saw. 235 ., + - El' e Tw 1 ' ' iight? il ' ,k 'Zxr-1 in 'ces V ' .--L .. ly. .1 . - lm' E.EL.a'lll.1. ,I 61 ..- W T 1, E ' -ri:-1 i- ea i -QN- ' W3 -dx, .zcxx -!i' December is a peculiar month. The great game is over, Base- ball is so far off as to be practically nil, and the midyear examina- tions still lie in that border land of doubt which we would fain leave unexplored. On the third of the month the Glee, Banjo and Man- dolin Clubs gave their first concert at Trenton. On the eighth Philip King, '93, was elected captain of the Foot-ball team. On the ninth, 'Ninety-two assembled for the arduous task of final elections. After an all-night session it confered its last class honors upon the following men. President, john B. Kouwenhoven, New York, Secretary, William K. Prentice, New York, Master of Ceremonies, Peter Vredenburgh, New jersey, Poet, jesse L. Williams, Illinois, Class Orator, Joseph M. Shellabarger, Kansas, Ivy Orator, John G. Wilson, Maryland, Historian, john M. Mayhew, Nebraska, Presentation Orator, Charles W. Somerby, Pennsylvania, Prophet, Leon M. Conwell, Pennsylvania, Censor, Charles P. Spooner, Wisconsin , Washington's Birthday Orator, William W. Smith, Pennsylvania, Washington's Birthday Debater, Leroy Gres- ham, Maryland. Nassau Herald Committee: C. I. Truby, Pennsyl- vania, Thomas Bell, New jersey, Marcus S. Farr, New jersey, S. G. Dunning, New jersey. Ode Committee: Varnum L. Collins, New jersey, John M. Mayhew, Nebraska, Ralph D. Small, Massa- chusetts. Memorial Committee: J. W, Easton, New Jersey, C. W. Hillyer, New Jersey, C. O. Mudge, New jersey. Class Day Com- mittee: M.. V. Bergen, New jersey, F. G. Betts, Pennsylvania, J. M. Brennan, Kentucky, F. Bucher, Pennsylvania, H. S. Carter, New jersey, D. Campbell, New York, Max Farrand, New jersey, 236 p J. F. Hosford, New York, Sheppard I-Iomans, Ir., New jersey, A. M. Marshall, Ohio, I. P. Parker, Louisiana, Robert A. Stevenson, Pennsylvania, J. G. Symmes, New jersey, Crowley Wentworth, New York, A. Young, New jersey. On the next day the Baird contest took place, in which the prizes were awarded as follows: The Baird Prize, Leroy Gresham, Maryland, Prize for Oratory, William Kelly Prentice, New York, Prize for Delivery, Bowdre Phinizy, Georgia, First Disputation, Harry Franklin Covington, Maryland, Second Disputation, Edward Dickinson Duffield, New jersey, Prize for Poem, Ralph Duffield Small, Massachusetts. An avalanche of railroad agents announced the advent of the holidays. While the College was scattering towards the four quar- ters of the earth, the Glee Club hied itself to the Sunny South, where for two weeks they spread the glories and glees of old Nassau. JANUARY. Fully eleven inches of cold, white snow was complacently await- ing the happy Freshmen as they returned from their homes at the end of Christmas vacation. For the next few days human forms were to be seen dying helter-Skelter throughout the town. The very air was invested with snow-balls. At last, to the high glee of the upper classmen, this great fight took place. For hours and hours it raged under the shadows of old North, finally when the front Campus was swept completely bare of snow, a council of war was held, and it was decided to call the contest a draw. ' On the seventh ,93 Bri:-d-Brac was put on sale at the College book store. On the eighteenth a mass meeting, attended by hundreds of eager and enhungered students, was held in the interests of the University Eating Club. The evening of the twenty-first saw the Annual Banquet of the Princeton Alumni of New York. During the remainder of the month nothing of especial import- ance happened. The College at large was fast getting down to work, for on the twenty-ninth the doleful Mid Years commenced. 237 FEBRUARY. . EBRUARY is a month, strangely compounded of ' good and evil, but fortunately the evil comes first. By the tenth the terrible ordeal of the Mid f 'ii' Year Exams, was ended. Again the lamps which 5,1 w , had burned so brightly during our mid-night l i' were banished to the dark recesses of our closets, hifi' not to be released from their exile for one whole 'il term. 5 sf' The Colonial Club had meanwhile established -Si 9 itself in the old-fashioned house on Nassau Street. -4 Shortly after this the final revolt against the eating club tyrany took place. A noble army of indig- nant and enhungered youths, headed by I. M. Hustin, '92, perma- nently established the University Eating Club. It was on the twelfth, after a very successful Concert of the Musical Organizations, that the Junior Promenade came off The town was filled with fair strangers, and the dance was pronounced by all as a grand success. ,WT lf, lgifpzlga. M, , , ,rf-swag., Nj 1 ssyp ,Q P j. .f-V, i. , lg ,if-f4 ,J XAA! ,.,-f- Washington's birthday brought relief to the long suffering Freshmen, though to be sure the agony was piled on pretty heavily the night before. The customary exercises were held in the Gym- nasium, the Old Chapel having outlived its usefulness as the scene of these time-honored festivities.. , After the speakers from the three lower classes had finished their orations, W. W. Smith, of the Senior Class, took possession of the rostrum, and for overhalf an hour proceeded to roast his helpless class-mates in the most approved manner possible. In the debate in the evening Gresham, ,92, took first prize. So February, Which, contrary to the common reckoning, is not usualy regarded as the shortest month by Princetonians, gradually wore itself away, and at last the long hoped-for end of winter came. 238 f ffff MARCH. di X I in QLD ARIES came in the lion end of his f 1 , ' ff T 4 , v ff 2 iff 'T .gf ,, f 7' -'l 'i..'til 1 K' , 'Zf all lil ' Ziyi A ff fair X -15 'T-Mali. Eff E if ff agvfifyiikf' proverb. Such a treat of rain, wind and mud as he gave us, has scarcely ever been equaled, even in the history of Princeton. But during the bad weather out of doors, the members of the Dra- matic Association had been making great strides in the progress of their play, and on the second the cast of Kaflzerine was announced to the Col- lege. That same day the Foot-ball Association held its annual mass meeting at which G. C. Fraser was elected President, and J. Mac. N. Thompson, Treasurer. On the eleventh Literature in Clio Hall gave way to eating and good cheer. A large and enthusiastic Banquet was held in Uni- versity Hall. The sixteenth was made memorable by the Glee Club concert in Philadelphia. A chorus of fifty reinforced the regular club, and the huge Academy of Music was filled to over-flowing. On the evening of the twentieth the last concert of the year was given at the Assembly Rooms of the Madison Square Garden in New York. On the evening of the twenty-ninth the long looked for event in the Dramatic World took place. Kafhefirze made her first appearance at the Gymnasium. The poor old chest weights and rowing machines were unfeelingly banished to the cellar, and the wallspof our stately Sanctuary of Muscle, beheld a sight such as they never dreamed of before. Sw .,,,, 3 . .af mi dt 9'-2 'iliw' f ESE? ' 2 APRIL. After the iirst mild harbingers of spring, April came almost before we realized it. To some disappointed ones the first of April undoubtedly maintained its traditional character when the Lizi and Prifzceiafziczfz elections were announced. The Base-ball season was now upon us, with the prerfzge of the championship, and our old relations with Harvard so happily re- stored, all the prospects were favorable for a brilliant season. just ,fig-..f by way of a starter, the team played the New York Club on the second of the month, and succumbed gracefully with a score of one to nine. Two days after, Hon. George R. Wendling delivered the first of the Whig Hall lecturesg his subject was Saul of Tarsus Dr. McCosh presided. On the. sixth, the :rowing fiends succeeded in dragging off a considerable portion ofthe College into the old chapel to consider the subject of taking up rowing as a 'Varsity organization. Un the seventh we were visited by our Base-ball friends from Dartmouth, who were promptly suppressed at the rate of ten to two. On the same day the junior Orator appointments from the respec- tive halls were made public: from Clio Hall. jesse B. Carter, 240 i Benjamin Brandeth McAlpin, Charles B. Newton and Bertram Vandyke Post, from Whig Hall, A. P. Andrew, jr., H. L. B. Henderson, john W. Nicely and A. M. Thompson. On the ninth we defeated Lehigh by a score of ten to one. The next day the organizations of the Republican and Demo- cratic Clubs for the campaign were completed. This day was also marked by the culmination of a deal between the Prilzreztozzizzrz and the German department, and the consequent appearance of that journal with the most wildly delirious title at the top of the first page that ever marked the progress of college journalism, it was what the French call ravirsavzt It is to be regretted that this in- spiring emblem was subsequently withdrawn. On the thirteenth the team defeated the Staten Island Athletic Club by a score of seven to one, and on the following Friday, the fifteenth, started on their Easter trip in the south. April twenty-third, we defeated Lehigh ten to six. On the twenty-seventh the giants of debate in the respective halls tried conclusions in the preliminary Lynde contest. Clio Hall choose as her representatives, Hanson, Prentice and Street, alternate, Dufiield. Whig's candidates were, Brennan, Phinizy and Wood, alternate, Truby. On the same day there had been a different kind of con- test going on at the 'Varsity grounds, occasioned by the visit of the University of Pennsylvania Ball team, who were victorious by six runs to nothing, and so the showery, uncertain, delightful month of April faded away, leaving nothing but a memory of another bit of our little journey through the world now lost in the shadowy past, this, and the promise of May. MAY. May with all its balmy days, and perfect Spring Weather, was destined to be a very dark month in the history of Princeton. Not contented with bringing reverse after reverse to our busy Ball team, it also cast its shadow on Track Athletics, and the team, which authorities said, was good for first place at Mott Haven, was de- stined to finish an uncomfortable third. As early as the seventh our ball of ill-luck was set a rolling. Harvand defeated the nine by eleven runs to five. On the tenth however, we took a brace, and in the second game with the University of Pennsylvania, beat them eight to one. . 24x 16 This ,spirit lasted for some days, for on the fourteenth the T rack team started off with a glorious rush, and won. in the Dual Games with Columbia by seventy points to fourty-two. The twentieth was a gala day for Princeton town. The anni- versary of the founding of the Fire Department. A grand parade took place. Every patriotic citizen was arrayed in red flannel, and the whole effect was greatly heightened by four brass bands, playing as many X different tunes simultaneously. That evening there was a College mass meeting for the election of Athletic +L.. J' officers. The fortunate candidates .site ff . ll' 3f, 'g,-, ix J ., - . 1- were University Treasurer, R. T. Shel- QE1: l Q, ll ig' Y Ahh f f I ,Hg I X 3, 4 Q ton, President of the Base-ball asso- is 5 ciation, W. Ferguson, and T. F. Hum- phrey, Treasurer. On the twenty-third Yale beat us at New Haven, one to nothing. On the twenty-eighth the Mott Haven games took place. Harvard won, Yale second, and Princeton third. There were only three more days of May left, but in that time Princeton was again defeated at Cambridge, May thirtieth: Harvard nine, Princeton four. 53 , ' g S ,N ' lllllx JUNE June will go down in history as a fit beginning of the hottest summer known for years, but, as the Exams. were upon us, heat was a very small item in the list of our discomforts. On the eleventh, the Yale team came to Princeton for their second game. The Alumni had already begun to arrive, and the Campus was fast putting on its festive commencement attire. 242 Even tlie Pollers, now that examinations were over, flocked out in full force, and the meek Freshmen, of a few hours before appeared in all the glory of a Sophomore's lavish display of colors. Though the championship was not for us, we did hope, and not unreasonably, for second place. The game was far too close for any comfort, the score remaining one to one until the eighth inning. Then Murphy, Yale's Captain, stepped to the bat, and, with two men on bases, drove the ball high up towards the heavens, and our hopes,-well, at any rate the celebration was postponed for if another year. ' - But june is the month of roses, and with all fl y the fair strangers in town, there were pleasanter J things to be done than bewail ill-luck. On Sun- day morning the Seniors solemnly filed into Mar- quand chapel to hear their Baccalaureate sermon. Monday was class-day, the day dear to the heart of every Prince- tonian, when the Senior class assembles round the cannon, tells its history, and smokes a parting pipe. Though the afternoon was excessively hot, the hours slipped quickly by, and before we knew it the last pipe had been broken, and another class had left its number on the old cannon. In the evening, an enthusiastic audience assembled in the First Presbyterian Church to listen to the inspiring eloquence of junior Orators, the first prize for which was awarded to Thompson, the second, third and fourth to McAlpin, Nicely and Post respec- tively. After the speaking all retired to the front Campus, when among the moon-lit elms, we listened to the singing of the Seniors, and dozed away the hot summer evening, only to be aroused now and then by the uproar from some class reunion, where the ringing cheers announced that one more toast was being offered to old Nassau. On Tuesday We listened to the long and learned Theses of the Scientits. In the evening, was held the far-heralded Lynde Debate, the first prize for which was awarded to Phinizy, the second to Prentice and the third to Hanson. The Sophomore Reception delightfully bridged over the interval between Tuesday and Wednesday, and with the morning came the one hundred and forty-fifth annual commencement. 243 We gave Yale a parting shot on the following Saturday, and it was Job's consolation that now, when it was too late, we should win by such a score as twelve to two 5 but there was no help for it. The year was done and summer was upon usg the. sun's Haming rays were warning us to seek cooler clirnes. And so, half in cheer, and half in sadness, we left our Alma Mater desolate and forlorn, and sorrowfully bid one last, long farewell to the class of 'Ninety- two. T: ,. ,I 1 I-A A -4 . E Y ol lf 'ark' :E Q 1 1 ll Q ' 'flight' 5 ' e l,.. inl !v,,1,,,,4:E.,'wxV1l E ,. ': , N- 5, fbi- . , .- - -X, l lx V V xx X 9 ...a -1 P ll ii-GL: '1,g gL' K- H ,Vi i ' ' i K X 344 I ! J'ilj-+1-w.': ..Y--nl f f Y 4 A ' ij? ' ll fr U I 1 4' f 1' . 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Neckwear, Underwear, Hogiery, GIOVQ5, PAJAMAS, SUSPENDERS, HANDKERCHIEFS AND MACINTOSHES, ALSO MAKERS OF THE PALMER PATENT DOUBLE YOKE SHIRT OUR SPECIALTY: Fine-'Dress Shirt Making, and Cheviot arid Madras Neglige Shirfs. A Orders by mail promptly executed. Write for Samples. . L. HANKINS, i 'Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs and Medicines Toilet Articles, etc. Arctic and Hot Soda Water, ,Eating and Cooking Chocolate. Vichy and Kissengen Water. Huyier's and WaI1ace's 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 COMPOUNDED. OPEN ALL HOURS OF NIGHT. OPPOSITE THE COLLEGE, . . PRINCETON, N. J. C17 S E E E E Oioiviug and Swqmoiuq Qompomq I ei BEEKMAN ST.. NEW YORK. Eiziiifeiiio Staff-towe amb fiwe qmozh. gwwotuaf Cbeiiioeziee qwazawiieeb. ' THE HALF-TONE AND LINE ILLUSTRATIONS IN THIS WORK ARE PRODUCED BY US. xix. ! MORE BOOKS are retailed over the counters at VVanamaker's than in any other house between the oceans. This is the plain fact, and it doesn't come about in any chance way. Deserving success is what brings in such a business. Books are handled at W7anamaker's just as anv other merchandise is handled-bought for the least that taking biggest lots and knowing how makes possible, sold as near bed-rock as may be. A ffm' price every time, no mattcr what prices are anywhere else. A look into the VVanamaker Book Store will make you wonder where such mountains of Books can go to. Tables heaped, hxtures loaded, shelves crowded. Marvellous, isn't it? Old friends, standards and classics, in familiar' dress or new bindingsg new titles nodding friendly, awaiting your closer acquaintance--V and all in quantities to equip an army of readers. Not a thin place in the whole stock, and everything is iixed to make your choosing easy. Maybe you are not handy to this Book Store, to amy Book Store. No matter. We've a monthly magazine that you can lean upon-Book NEws. Alert, wide-awake, watching, watching, telling just what you want to know of each new Book. Very likely giving samples of the illustrations, if there are any. Nobody's friend, nobody's enerrry-just a straightforward truth-teller, with the time and the mind to find out what the truth is. Book N Ews comes out the first of every month, anywhere from 64 to 160 big pages, jammed and crammed with only what touches Books. With each issue Qexcept Decemberj an Author portrait, on plate- paper, ht for framing. - Whatls to pay for Book NEws? That's the absurd partg ONLY FIFTY CENTS A YEAR, FIVE CENTS A corv ! You're likely to save twice that on the lirst Book you buy, for, with all the rest, Book NEws tells what the fm? prices are-which means much in most Book Stores. I JOHN VVANAMAKER. XX. V I7 INCORPO RATED 1891. ETROPOLIS LAW SCHOOL NEW YORK CITY. - FACULTY. ABNER C. THOMAS, LL.D., Dean. CLARENCE D. ASHLEY, A.B., LLB. HENRY T. TERRY, A.B. GEORGE B. MILLER, LL.B. STEWART CHAPLIN, A.B., LL.B AUGUSTUS T. GURLITZ, LL.B. Lecturer on Patents and Trade Marks. THREE YEARS' COURSE LEADING TO DEGREE OF LL.B. JUNIOR YEAR. entary Law5 Real Property5 Contractsg Tortsg Pleading and Procedureg Sales of Personal Property. Elem MIDDLE YEAR. Equity -Iurisprudence5 Agency and Partnershi Crirn' I p- ina Law and Procedure 5 Pleading and Procedureg Domestit ReIations5 Wills and Adrninistration5 Bills and Notes5 Personal Property5 Evidence. SENIOR YEAR. Vendors and Purchasers of Real Pro ert T t p YQ rus s and Powers5 Corporationsg Bailments and Carriersg Admiralty Lawg Constitu- tional Lawg Conflict of Laws5 Interpretation of Statutesg Statute of Fraudsg Insurance. SPECIAL COURSES. Patents5 Quasi Contractsg Use of Digests and Cases5 Examination of Title to Real Propertyg Preparation and Trial of Causes. THE SESSIONS ARE HELD IN THE EVENING. I As its work becom y increasing number of College graduates. For information and Catalogues, apply to CLARENCE D. ASHLEY, Secretary I 214 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. XXI. es known the School is attracting a steadil UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL. FACULTY FOR I 892-93. HENRY H. MACCRACKEN, LL.D., Chancellor. AUSTIN ABBOTT, LL D,. Dean, Equiiky, Pleading, Evidence. ISAAC F. RUSSELL,II.C.D., Secretarlyl, ontracts. Elementary Law. CHRISTOPHER G. T EDEMAN, LL. ., Real Property, Negotiable Paper. HENRY W. JESSUP, LL.M., Torts, Procedure. The thirty-fourth year. Confers LL.B.g also Cfor new Graduate Coursesb LL.M- Daily Lecture Hours: 3.45 P. DI., 4.30 P. DI., 5.1.5 P. M. A limited number of scholarships of S100 each awarded at the end of the junior year. SPECIAL LECTURES.-William Allen Butler, LL.D., Maritime Lawg Cephas Brainerd, Esq., International Dawg Charles F. MacLean, J. U. D., Criminal Law- Amasa A. Redfield, Esq., Inheritanceg Hon. Myer S. Isaacs, Examination of Titlesi William G. Davies, Esq., Life Insurance. For Catalogues, etc., apply to Prof. I. F. RUSSELL, University Building, 1Va.shington Square, N. Y. EW YORK LAW SCHOOL. EQUITABLE BUILDING, No. rzo Broadway, New York City. Incorporated june, 1891, first session opened October 1, 1891. Number of students during first year, 3815 during second year, 475. Of this last number, 28 are graduates of Princeton, 36 of Yale, 8 of Harvard, 8 of Rutgers, etc, The Professors were associates of Prof. THEODORE W. DWIGHT in Columbia College Law School until his retirement therefrom, and follow the H DWIGHT METHOD of legal instruction. Degree of LL.B. given after two years' course. Third-year course now established. Annual Tuition Fee, Siiroo. Next session begins October 2, 1893. For Catalogues, etc., address GEORGE CHASE, Dean. QQ? 33 QP 2 O O 0 O 0 O O 2 QD 0 o 'o 5 O X O 22 O O E2 O O EZ O O 49 QP QP 49 49649 FN E W A it 22 4? a 1 I u I i fi 3 5 - Q gg 6TH AVE., 20TH T0 21 ST ST. 3 49 W O S2 - We carry the Most Complete Line of 2 3 CENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS 3 65 in t-his City, comprising many Choice Novelties in Men's Q Q Neckwear, Plain and Embroidered Suspenders, Silk Mufflers, gg GO P4 E T: 3 EE' Sl sw rl Q- U O 5 CD U1 ST. F7 Sf oi CD H 5, D7 P. UU D5 E5 PU O U' CD Y' cn Ei O W b-l as UQ O 2 jackets, Canes, Umbrellas, etc., -V YQ Q2 Fon THE HoLlDAYs. 22 26 When you are looking for Souvenirs suitable for Holiday Gifts, 3 0 call and view our Stock, for we are displaying the largest and g gg finest line of Holiday Goods in this City, and gb C7 ' O Q AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Q , . O T O 3 H. 0 NEILL 81 CO., oth Ave., zotlito zist Sts. 3 ooooooeoooeooooooeooeeeeeoooooooeooeooooeeo ooo JA N E N, IVIANUFACTURER AND DE-XLER INT ' Lztdiesr, Gents and Childrens Fine Boots and Shoes, Q84 SIXTH AVE., near isa si. NEW vomc. 'Walking Boots a specialty in all the latest English Shapes and Styles. constantly on hand at reasonable prices. Sporting Shoes ot all descriptions a specialty, THE STUDENTS, BOOK STORE CO. 3 N. W. COLLEGE. NEW AND SECOND-HAND TEXT BOOKS. Princeton Outfitters for General Athletic Goods and High Grade Slioes. AGENCY Fore VICTOR, COLUMBIA AND RAMBLER BICYCLES. NEELY, DAVIS at ROBINSON. ' xxiii. VVILLIAM M. LEIGH, CLL-:CTI-1I1N1G, Mens : Furnishing 1 Gnods ANU N51T1oNs. Flannel Shirts and Tennis Suits. Qmzss ,SUITS A SPECIALTY. NASSAU HQTEL BUILDING PRINCETQN, N. J. NASSAU HOTEL, S A. D. COOK, Proprietor, PRINCETON, N. J 514 IIN STE M HE T, ELECTRIC BELLS ETC. T. W, LAVAKE 85 SON, 9 Watohmalkers, Jewelers, Opticians dbimtets of the 1Btinfetnn Snubmit Spam. 72 NAssAu STREET, PRINCETON, N. j. LOUIS ROSENTHAL, GETNTLEMEJTS FINE SHOES, 44 and 46 Nassau Street, New York. nake a Specialty of GRAINED RUSSET BLUCI-IE for XVinter Wvear. T THOMAS BROWN, ESTABLISHED I853. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes Tennis Shoes, Trunks, Valises, Traveling Bags, Overshoes and Umbrellas. 88 NASSAU STREET. Opposite North College. E. FEURING, MERCHANT TATLQR. Fancy Cloths and Cassimeres Constantly on Hand. ALL WORK DONE IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE. NASSAU STREET, Opposite the Library. VALENTINE ARNHEITER, 1854-I89I. merchant Tailor! and Glothierf, ALL WORK DONE IN LATEST STYLE. NASSAU STREET, PRINCETON, N. J HENRY M. PETZ, Practical Boot and Shoe Maker Foot-Ball and Base-Ball Shoes a Specialty. Repairing neatly done. CARPENTER,S BUILDING, PRINCETON, N. j J LEIGH, V. B. C LEIGH 81 COOK, Fancy and Staple Groceries, NASSAU HOTEL BLOCK, PRINCETON, N. J. XXVI. A, A. WAITE 81 soN, ' GENTS, FURNISI.-UNG GOODS, Athletic and Gymnasium Goods, COLLEGE RIBBON. X G.A.DOHM, HQTEL AND RESTAURANT, SEGCLEGI' irz C9NVir1eQ ana biquox-6, IO2 NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE .COLLEGE LIBRARY. JAs R DRAKE, I fS11CCSSSOT to GEO. THOMPSONJ - DEALER IN EINE STATIONERY, Princeton Souvenirs, Note Books, Pocket Knives, Fancy Goods, etc. TRANCE to COLLEGE. THE PRINCETON BOOK STORE, 76 NASSAU STREET. Fine ,Stationc-zry, Blank Books, Etc. RICHARD ROWLAND , PROPRIETOR. PRIESTS 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 Water, Cold and Sparkling, with pure Fruit and Cream Syrups PRIEST'S WEST END ICE CREAM AND CONFECTlONERY SALOON. The Very Finest Cream and Confectionery in the town. BRANCH STORE AT BAY HEAD, N. J. M . L. B N E R, N. Y. Cci3ll?gi1euc2iEePtl1iir1nacy 5 DRUGGIST if 44 Nassau Street, Princeton, N. J. Accurate dispensing of Physicians' Prescriptions. Pure Drugs and Medicines a Specialty. Student patronage solicited. ARSH AND BURKE, Druggists and Apothecaries, Perfumery, Lamps and Lamp Fixtures, Fancy Articles, VVindow and Picture Glass, Looking-Glass Plates, Enameled Glass, Ete., Etc. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. The continued patronage of students and the public generally is respectfully requested. MARSH AND BURKE, next door to the Post-office. JAMES E. HAYES, STOVES, PUMPS, RANGES, - Tinware, Roofing, Leaders, Etc. Gas Fitting and Plumbing in all their branches. Jomsiuc. Pno1v1P'r1.Y ATTENDED To. OPPOSITE NORTH COLLEGE. xxvm. 18 7 lllllllillllliliiliillillillliiliiililiiilii HH, V Q Q ' L, A,.. 1 ER QQ 2,000 I T1 ., ,. J V mr1Nc1l:xi1hzQ 7.9077 V J. x MA , Q ,, , Y I-Q:-ii:A A A :I N imma, . ' ' X A'. f-':'Q i OF LUED YEARLY IN TI1E MANUFACTURE OF THESE GOODS. The Largest Assortment known. Prices have advantage of the large product. Everything guaranteed. Askyour Stationer for B1air,s. Samples for three two-Cent stamps. J. C. BLAIR CO., Huntingdon, Pa. it PRIZE. M5114 LS. CLASS BUTTONS. t COLLEGE BADGES. J SP5 CIAL PRIZES. CLASS, COLLEGE AND PERSONAL . STA TIONERAY BAILEK S BANKS C3 PHJLADELPHJA, BIDDLE, A- fweffh if Ch8Sf7ZZLf Stffeefs,