Princeton University - Nassau Herald Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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ESTABLISHED ISIS BRooKs BRGTHERS Broadway, cor. 22d Street, . . New York City, Elothing and Furnishing Goods READY MADE AND MADE TO MEASURE. SPECIALTIES FOR SPRING AND SUMMER, 1895 A READY MADE. iKnickerbocker Suits with Fancy Suitings of Scotch I fancy Scotch Hose and Highland Mixtures and Homespuns. Gaiters. Red Coats, Caps Vicunas and rough faced and Gloves for Golnng 4 Cheviots for semi-dress. f'Riding jackets, Breeches Evening and Tuxedo Dress and Leggins. Cotton Suits in the proper materials. Breeches for summer Wear. Also Eton Suits. 'livery and Coachmen's Light weight Iverness, furnishings. Breakfast Cape Coats for evening Jackets and Dressing Gowns. dress, Covert Coats with silk, wool or serge linings. fancy Vestings of Cashmere, Flannels and Serges, Marseilles, Linen and Ducks, white and fancy, for single and double breasted, Tennis, Yachting, etc. Heavy white and brown Linen Duck Trousers. In speaking of our general stock we beg to remind our 'customers that every article of clothing sold by us is of our -own manufacture-that many of the cloths used are of con- .iined patterns, and that all striking designs are limited to small fquantities. Our Furnishing Department embraces about everything -in that line, including seasonable novelties. We have also a carefully selected stock of Luncheon Baskets, Holster Cases, Flasks, Riding Whips, and Crops, Dog Canes, Golf Clubs and Balls. Catalogue, samples and rules for self-measurement sent 'on rapplication. 22

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J CLASS APPOINTMENTS.. CHRISTY PAYNE, Pa., . President A.'C. IMBRIE, N. Y., . . Secretary T. G. TRENOHARD, Md., . .Master of Ceremonies H. E. WHITE, N. Y., . . Class Orator W. M. URBAN, Pa., . Class Poet W. H. BUTLER, N. Y., . . Ivy O1-atoa' J. F. WEISS, Pa., . Historian J. H. THATCHER, Mo., . . . Prophef F. B. MORSE, N. Y., . Presentation Orazfov' H. O. BROWN, Pa., . . . Censov' J. S. FRAME, Y., . IVaslL'ingto1V.s Birthclay Orator B. L. HIRSHFIELD, O. ,.... . Class Debater BGISSGI11 HZPUIA QOI9Il9J.fiQ.Q. P. A. NEVIN, Pa. J. S. CRAWFORD, Pa. W. W. BEVERIDGE, N. Y. W. H. MAOOOLL, N. Y. ARTHUR DUNN, N. Y. glass QOIQIQJTJCZZ. L. F. PEASE, N. Y. A. R. TEAL, N. Y. R. Z. HORTZLER, Mass. L. C. WOODRUEE, Conn. Qvxzngoricrl Qorgrgiffzz. F. W. LEWIS, Kan. V. K. IRVINE, Pa. D. M. F. WEEKS, N. Y. D. F. PLATT, N. Y. CLARENCE PORTER, N. Y. QIQISSSEZQY QOIQQJHZG. ,J. S. OTTO, N. Y. A. R. TELL, N. J. A. F. HOLLY, N. Y. K. TAYLOR, N. J. W. D. WARD, N. Y. H. A. COLBY, N. Y. W. B. COOKE, W. Va. J. S. BUNTING, Pa. 'G. WHITE, Pa. L. F. PEASE, Pa. J. BLAIR, Pa. R. D. HATCH, N. Y. H. A. MONULTY, N. J. T. S. HUNTINGTON, O. E. MUNN, N. J. J. W. DEOKER, Pa. J. C. HARDING, I11. R. A. INCH, D. C. W. J. BAIRD, Pa. D. R. JAMES, N. Y.

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WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY ORATION. 'GEORGE VVASI-IINGTON'S INNATE ANTIPATHY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA ANALOGICALLY DEDUCED FROM THE AESTHETIC, ANALYTIC AND DIALECTIC TRANSCENDENTALISM OF KANT. BY JOHN S. FRAME. ELL! I'm simply scared to death! For Hecweofs sake, Chris, get up and Zeacl another cheer for me 5 DO soME- THINGI VVill the Mandolin Club play another selection while I collect my scattered senses? Never mind, I remember now. ' 4' The war must go on, we must fight it through, and if the ' war must go on, why put off longer the Declaration of Inde- Upendence ? Stormed at by shot and shell boldly they rode, and well, into the jaws of death, into the gates of - No, 'that word didn't come into my speech! Let me see- Oh, yes. Now Ilm off. Ladies and Gentlemen: QThis last, by courtesy, includes Johnny Poe, who is With us to-dayj, Beloved Brothers of the Faculty, Adored Sisters of H Womenls Rights, Honorable Gen- tlemen of -the Princeton Police Force, for I understand the Force is here in his new uniform to prevent Willie Belden reading any -of his ,jokes while I am talking, and-and Friends. I almost forgot friends. I put that in on Kid Cressonis account. Kid says that what he wants is not acquaintances, but friends, friends 'who will go down into their pockets to help you when you're in need of assistance, and as that has been Kid's chronic condition .since the Penn game, it keeps him hustling to find them. My dear friends, doubtless you have heard that history re- peats itself, or as Burn Urban would say, the chronicles of this