Trinity College - Ivy Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1889 volume:

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'jg 'T ' '4-f T ' -' ' ' ' ' -..-.,,.. t .-. L tinitg r ullegz. 1 THIS College 'has no medical, law, divinity, or other professional school or department con- nected with it, but is intended to give a Liberal Education, adapted to fit young' men to enter most advantageously upon the study of the Learned Professions after graduation. By a Liberal Education is meant a non-professional education, conducted without reference to any future par- ticular profession, calling, or special pursuit on the part of the student in question, and designed not to make men specially clergymen, lawyers, physicians, soldiers, merchants, or engineers, but so to train and educate the mental faculties as to put them into their most efficient condition, and to qualify a student to enter with success upon the study of any of the professions, or upon any other pursuit in lifep , ' CVT? ' . M' El 'L if -.1 ..-1 nd rf aa V I l gif' M ni' 4' MH ,J ,nv , .. . EX P E NS ES. The amount of the Treasurer's bills .each year is as follows: Tuition, ...V .... 15 1oo.oo Room-rent for each person, 1 5 from 3100.00 to . 325.00 Incidentals, . . . 30.00 f Heat, . . . ' 12.50 Total, from 5242.00 to ...... 3167.50 'Board is furnished in the College Dining-hall at 34. 50 per week. To this must be added laundry charges, together with the expense of books, furniture, clothing, travel, and society fees, which vary according to the taste and habits of the student, and of which no estimate can be given. ASCHOLARSHIPS. y T ' The amount of the Treasurer's bills can be considerably reduced to holders of scholarships. The income of these scholarships, which are of different values. is placed to the credi-t of students of limited means, and serves to meet the charges for tuition and room4rent in whole or in part. For holders of scholarships, remitting the entire charges for 'tuition and room-rent, the Treasurer's billis reduced to 342.505 and the necessary expenses of such students, including board and-other personal items. will not exceed 5250 or 5300 a year. I . 1 Rooms AND Bun.DiNos. 5 1 r 1 . The new buildings were commenced in 1875. They are thoroughlydrained, well ventilated, and unsurpassed for convenience and comfort. In 1881 the, Northam gateway was begun, and the western sideaof the great quadrangle is now completed. Easy access from the city is secured by means of street-cars running to the College grounds. An excellent athletic ground is pro- vided for ball playing and other out door sports, there arealso several tennis courts, and an excellent gymnasium. The rooms are arranged so as to provide for two students rooming to- gether, a common study and separate bedrooms. They are heated by steam, and lighted by gas, and ventilation is secured by open fire-places. VVater is carried to every floor. The site of the buildings is remarkable for its healthfulness. V A T NEW BUILDINGS-The Gymnasium ar1ol'iAlumni Hall. ' 1 - ' 1 The new Gymnasium and Alumni Hall for Theatrel stands to the eastof the proposed north quadrangle near the drive-way from Vernon Street, and faces the west. ' ' - It is substantially built of brick laid in red mortar, with a finish of Portland sandstone. The frontage is fifty-six feet, and the length one hundred and six feet. The entrance is at the level of the running track of the gymnasium, from the vestibule amplestairways lead down to the latter and up to the theatre, which has a seating capacity of 5oo. The equipment of the gymnasium embraces modern apparatus, and the latest patent appliances in this department. t THE JARVIS HALL OF' SCIENCE. . 4 . This building is built of brick in early French Romanesque style, and is 'two stories high with a basement, having a frontage of seventy-nine feet, -and a depth of sixty-five feet. The angles of the building' are emphasized by larger ventilating turrets, which not only serve a prac- tical purpose, but add greatly to the breadth of the wall-mass. The main object in constructing this building, has been to make ample provisions for laboratory work an chemistry and physics. The physical labratory will be equipped with a dynamo and engine, and the rooms have been arranged with special reference to making facilities for practical Work as complete as possible. The equipment in the' chemical laboratory, is such as is required 'for good work in qualitative and quantitative analysis and assaying. ' l CATALOGUES. - . 5 Catalogues and Examination Papers may be had on application to the Secretary of the Faculty. For Scholarships' and general information, application should be made to the Presi- dent, George Williarnson Smith, D. D. . ' QVIIJ 4 . , l A w . . I 5 I 1 SIZIPTS A5IZPiHiE TI A SUPPLEMENT To THE COLLEGE CATAIEOGUE. NO MORE STRIKING CONTRAST COULD BE FURNISHED THAN THIS BETWEEN THE EYES WITH WHICH YOUTH AND AGE SEE THE WORLD YSL, XVI. TQQISIIMI Ivy? Im ,imawm SIAM Gb? THIHIIH Ceniwgeg 1 HARTFORD, CQNN.: PPESS OF THE CASE, Locxvvooo do BRAINARD COMPANY. MAR., TSSS. X . . ecellicesfenlsicm. H fD1fvKod wbawbem .Sgcvfcvoovcfw Pcwvvcvfio, I qhvfeoa Koclfu,efvvta14fv.H . To z'nee,jai1f Lalage, onif 6006 we a'ea'ieaz'e, ongn-en! inozaie of Oni slnelenz' .jl66Z7f,'e ,gnseifiaing My a'eaif naine npan ear IVY leaves, Now gladb easz' we Znein npon lQfe's slneain l 1 ,gn jiifin belief Znal, for ine inyslie naine llzey' bean, e qney snall ifeeeive a' valne noi' Zneiff own s ' ye! ofllneni- Yasi as seine fear lillle jioweif, ina! once gs laia' against any lqs, fain Lalage, l ' W Valaeless ine' iz' was eife by My nanel 'Z was plaelaeely ei' llnfengli fny Zonen aeeonees a Zifeasnife ifavfe. l ' C35 A QOEEGQES TITLE PAGE, . BOARD OF EDITORS, DEDICATION, . . CONTENTS, . GREETINGS, . . COLLEGE CALENDAR, . . . REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION, COURSES OQINSTRUCTION, . TRINITY COLLEGE, . FACULTY ,.... f. . FELLOW AND ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS, POST GRADUATES ,... UNDERGRADUATES BY CLASSES, . SECRET, FRATEITNITIES, . LITERARY ORGANIZATIONS, . SECRET ORGANIZATIONS, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS, . LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION, MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS, . MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS, . TRIAL AND BURNING OE ANALYTICS, VALEDICTORIANS AND SALUTATORIANS, CHAPEL ,...... HONOR MEN, 1886-1887, COLLEGE MARSHALS, .- MARRIAGES, . I. OBITUARY, .... A- . . CLASS DAY APPOINTMENTS- FOR 1888, VALE, . .., ..... -ADVERTISEM EN TS, - . . ADVERTISERS' DIRECTORY, . . A A In . PAGE. ' I 2 3 4 5 7, 9 IO II A 12 I4 , I7 I9 , 29 61 63 71 Ioo 11o II6 I3I I44 146 147 148 149 15O 151 152 153 154 :fy wg Y -8 sf 'J I ,., J.- 13 uv v I I resting. MARSTON.- WhCTC thou seest the IvY thou shaltuknow there is an ancient building of honorable renown. ARDEN.,-. ,TlS a brave plant, and adorns that whereupon it grows. I I have heard it feeds upon the air. I lVIARsToN.- That doth it not, for mark you his roots go into rich ground. -Oldplay. , I VERY 'YEAR there goes forth from the halls of their Alma Mater a band of her sons who have faithfully discharged the duties which she has placed upon them. These- duties must be assumed in turn by those who take the places thus leftlvacant. The class of '88 are now about to take their depart- ure, they have done their part, they have furthered the interests and reputation of the Collegefin many ways. It now devolves upon the class of '89 to take the places which '88 leave, andto assume the duties which they lay aside. ' 8 The first, and we could almost say the greatest, of these duties is the perpetuation of the good old college traditions. The publishing of our College Annual is one of our most honored traditions. We, then, the class of '89, greet you with this the XVI volume of THE TRINITY lvv. V We have dug around the roots of the traditional vine, we have trained the branches in ISD I 5 I I I I I Sept. Nov. CC Dec. GC C6 I C H Jan. Feb. CC March Cl April C6 I H it CC GC CC CC May CS CC U June 66 GC 6 Clellege Qialeqdaa. 1887. Thursday. Christmas Term begins. Tuesday. All Saints' Day. Holiday. Thursday. Thanksgiving-D ay. Friday. Christmas Examinations. Saiurday. ' Monday. Tuesday. ' Wednesday. if Thursday. Appointment of Toucey Scholar. Christmas Vacation begins. . , 1S8SM Thursday. .Trinity Term begins. Wednesday. Ash-Wednesday. Wednesday. Holiday. Prize Version Appointments published. Oratorical Prize Contest. A -e Tuesday. Junior Standing published. ' Friday. Good Friday. ' Wednesday.' English Prize Essays handed in. Friday. ' Easter Recess begins. A ' Zldonday. Easter Recess ends. T uesday. English Literature Prize Examination. Wednesday. Chemical Prize Essays handed in. Thursday. Historical Prize Essays handed in. Friday. Tuttle Prize Essays handed in. Saiurday. Latin Prize Examination. Saiurday. Mathematical Prize Examination. Thursday. Ascension-Day. Thursday. Prize Version Declamations. Sunday. Trinity-Sunday. S Wednesday. Senior Examinations. Thursday. Friday. Saturday. Monday. ' 479 uhh li? IMF 1 if Requirements lien Admission. I. COURSE IN ARTS. V - Candidates for admission to the Freshman Class are examined in the following books: ' , GREEK. Grammar f Hadley or Goodwinj. Q Xenophon: Anabasis, four Books. Q I-Iomer: Iliad, three books, with Prosody. - Prose Composition Uones or White: the exercises in the Hrst half of the bookl. History of Greece. ' A I I ' fThe translation of average passages, not previously read, from Xenophon and I-Iomer will be accepted as an alternative to the above-mentioned quantities in these'authors.:I LATI N . Grammar. ' Caesar: Gallic War,'four Books. Virgil: Aeneid, six Books, with Prosocly. ' Cicero: the Orations against Catiline, and that for the Poet Archias. I H Prose Composition: Translation into Latin of a passage of connected English narrative, based upon some passage in Caesar's Gallic War. , Roman History: Outlines, to the death of Marcus Aurelius fCreightonl. V Ancient Geography. Candidates are also examined at, sight upon average passages from Caesar's works, from Virgil's Aeneid, and Ovidls Metamorphoses, and from Cicerois Orations. , MATHEIVIATICS. Arithmetic, including the Metric System. 1 ' .4 ' Algebra, through Radicals and Quadratic Equations, together with Proportion, Progressions and the Binomial,The'orem. Plane Geometry. V . ENGLISH. Each candidate is required to write a short English composition, correct in spelling, punctu- ation, grammar, division bynparagraphs, and expression, upon a subject announced at the time of the examination. I ' I In 1888 the subject will be chosen from the following-works: Shakspeare's .7alz'as Caesar and T wewa NzQght,' hjohnsonis Lives qf Aa'a'z's01z aaa' Pope, Thackeray's Eaglislz Efamorzstsg Dob- son's Ezlgkieenta Ceafary Essaysg Pope's Rape zyfilze .Lacie and Essay aa Crz'lz'ez'saz,' Miss Austen's Pride aaa' Prey'ua'z'ee ,' Irving's Braeebrielge Hall ,' Macaulay's Lays Q' Aaeieazf Rome. Each candidate will also be required to criticize specimens of English composition. NOTE. -The works from which the subject of the composition will be chosen in the following years are : In 1889: Shakspeare's ?7lZZ.7lS Caesar and As you Lzke if ,' Johnson's Lives af Swfzf and Gray: Thackeray's English H1e1norz1stsg Swift's Gzellz'7Jer's Travels 5 Gray's E legy ,' Miss Austen's Pride and Prejzaizke g Scottls R06 Roy and lllarmzbn. . In 1890: Shakspeare's f7alz'us Caesar and llbkisammer N zlglzfs Dream 5 Macaulay's Lzk af f7olmson and Essay on BOS'Zs!8lf,S LW qff?olmso1z 5 CarIyle's Essay aa Boswell 's LW af Qfahnsong 1-Iohnson's Vaazily q'Hama7z W zslzes g Goldsmith s Vzcar qf Wakefield and Deserted Vzllage g Dobson's Ezglzfeezzfli Cemfury Essays g Scott's,Quem'z3z Dur- wardg Macaulay's Lays aj A nezmz, Rome. V 2 l 93 ' I x jg II. COURSE IN LETTERS AND -SCIENCE. . ' The requirements for admission are the same as in the Course in Arts, with the omission of Greek, Cicerols Orations, and extempore Latin translation. ' NOTE. -After 1888, the requirements for admission in this course will be the same as in the Course in Arts, with the omission of Greek and extempore Latin translation. III. COURSE IN SCIENCE. Candidates for the Course in Science are examined in the same subjects as those for the Course in Arts, except Greek, Cicero's Orations, and extempore Latin. They are further exam- ined in Algebra asi far as the Theory of Equations, in the Geometry of Space, in Plane Trigo- nometry with its applications to Surveying and Navigation, and in Trench's Sindy qf Words and Englzlvlz Pas! ima' Presefzf. NOTE. -.After I888, candidates for this Course will be examined in Mathematics and in English as for the Course in Arts, with the addition of Algebra from Progressions to the Theory of Equations, the Geometry of Space, and Plane Trigonometry, and Trench's .S zfudy ay' Words fSupplee's editlonjg also In the Iilrstory of the United States, and In six books of Caesar's Gallic War for three books of Caesar and three books of V1Tg1l,S Aeneidj, together with Latin Gram- mar and the elements of Latin Composition. ' I ' IV. COURSE IN LETTERS. I The requirements for admission are the same as in the Course in Arts, with the omission of Greek. . . - Copies of papers used at the Examinations in 1887 are printed at the end of the Catalogue, which may be obtained on application to the Secretary of Faculty. I ' . I Geurses et Instnueisierg. The College offers four Coursesof instruction, viz.: ' I. A-COURSE IN ARTS. II. A COURSE IN LETTERS AND SCIENCE. III. A COURSE IN SCIENCE. . - IV. A. COURSE IN LETTERS. ' The courses extend over four years, with the exception of the Course in Scienlce, which is completed in three years. ' - . I .Q ' Students completing the Course in Arts receive the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Students completing the Course in Letters and Science, or the Course in Science, receive the degree of Bachelor of Science. A I A I Students who do not propose to pursue all the studies of any of the regular 'courses are permitted, under the name of Special Students, to recite with any class in Such studies as upon examination they are found qualified to pursue. They are subject to the same rules and enjoy the Same privileges as other students., and, upon honorable dismissal, they are entitled to a cer- tificate from the President, stating thestudies which they have pursued during their residence in the College. After 1888, the names of special students. not candidates for degrees will be printed after the names ofthe other members of their respective classesin the catalogue. After the Commencement of 1888, the degree of Master of Arts will be conferred u on Bachelors of Arts of three years standing, who shall, by examination or otherwise satisf Qthe Faculty that-they have successfully pursuedua course of study equivalent to the vvork ofyoue academic year. Candidates desiring to receive the Master's degree in any year will be required to give notice of their intention to the Sec t ' f th F l in the preceding year. re a1y o p e acu ty before the zoth day of September IIOI ' if FSIOH gf ul. 'ilk 3 IGI' the Tl' tum. 5 Tfigo. WJ: and MCM-5, 'Film laGnm- iision of Wm .lkidifw sam md cum nslifw UPI pltlf' A in 'rift' -'I iw I-W THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE RT RT RT. RT RT RT. RT. SlZ1?iEi'r.y' Clcallegef-IEEE. REV. REV. REV. REV. REV. REV. REV. Senatus Academious. . VISITORS. THE CHANCELLOR, Middletown, Conn. X THOMAS MARCH CLARK, D.D., LL.D., Providence, R. I. HENRY' ADAMS NEELY, D.D., Portland, Me. WILLIAM H. A. BISSELL, D.D., Burlington, Vt. WILLIAM WOODRUFF NILES, D.D., Concord, N. H. BENJAMIN HENRY PADDOCK, D.D., Boston, Mass. i HENRY CODMAN POTTER, D.D., LL.D., New York City CORPORATION. Chancellor: ' RT. REV. JOHN WILLIAMS, D.D., LL.D., ex qjicio PRESIDENT. REV. THE PRESIDENT OF THE'COLLEGE, Hartford. ' REV. E. EDWARDS BEARDSLEY, D.D., LL.D., New Haven, Conn. THE REV. GEORGE H. CLARK, D.D., Hartford. WILLIAM C. PETERS, M.A., Boston, Mass. , RICHARD W. H. JARVIS, M.A., Hartford.. 1 ' CHARLES J. HOADLY, M.A., Hartford. ' ' GEORGE BEACH, XESQ., Hartford. - THE RT. REV. BENJAMIN H. PADDOCK, D.D., Boston, Mass. THE REV. GEORGE S. MALLORY, D.D., New York City. THE HON. DWIGHT W. PARDEE, LL.D., Hartford. CHARLES E. GRAYES, M.A., Secreztavfy and Tffmsmfeff, New Haven, Conn. THE RT. REV. WILLIAM TW. NILES, D.D., Concord, N. H. ' THE REV. SANFORD J. HORTON, D.D., Cheshire, Conn. THE REV. WILLIAM TATLOCK, D.D., Stamford, Conn. WILLIAM HAMERSLEY, M.A., Hartford. - THE REV. HENRY A. COIT, D.D., Concord, N. H. JAMES IVERS LEWIS, M.A., New London, Conn. E. WINSLOW WILLIAMS, M.A., Norwich, Conn. LUKE A. LOCKWOOD, M.A., New York City. THE REV. FRANCIS GOODWIN, M.A., Hartford. WILLIAM E. CURTIS, M.A., New York City. J. PIERPONT MORGAN, ESQ., New York City. W. A. M. WAINWRIGHT, M.A., M.D., Hartford. THE THE ' CII? 3 1 I I i is ii i 5 3 1 Q -w i i i a ROBERT BAIRD RIGGS, PH.D., Dzstrztetor in Chemistry. 51 Northam Towers. , JOHN BROCKLESBY, LL.D., Prwssor Emerztzts gf Natztrat Philosophy and Astronomy. ' ' 88 Capitol Avenue. A THE RT. REV. JOHN WILLIAMS, D.D., LL.D., I Lecturer on Ifstory. , Middletown. WILLIAM A. M. WAINWRIGHT, M.A., M.D., Lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology. 453 Main Street: I WILLIAM HAMERSLEY, M.A. . Lecturer on Law. 372 Main Street. CHARLES D. SCUDDER, M.A., M.D., ' Lecturer on mlgZ.67ZE. ' New York City. CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER, L.H.D., Lecturer on Englzsh Literature. . 37 Forest Street. .. THE REV. SAMUEL ANDREWS, D.D., Instructor in Zlfetophysies. ' ' 956 Asylum Avenue. FREDERICK C. ROBERTSON, M.A., ' Instructor in Eloeution. '- Hosmer Hall. - EDWARD O. GRAVES, M.A.,, Lecturer on the Sezenee Q' Ao'mz'mstratz'o1z. Washington, D. C. THE REV. JOHN HUMPHREY BARBOUR, M.A., Lz'hrarz'a1z. 490 Farmington Avenue. The stated meetings of the Faculty are held every-.Friday morning at eleven o'clock ' C139 I . S ' I P Flew England Elsfseeiaisien eii jfllurrgni. OFFICERS, 1888. President. I E. WINSLOW WILLIAMS, '53, Secretary. A ' ' Treasurer. DR. W. A. M. WAINWRIGHT, '64, P. S. BRYANT, '7o. ' 453 Main Street, Hartford. . ' I 'Executive Committee. WM. C. SKINNER, '76, ' A GEO. H. SEYMS, '72, . REV. J. J. McCooK, '63. 5 The Annual Meeting and Banquet of this Association are held on the third Thursday in l January of each year. I - Flew Yerk Efisseeiatien eii Alumni. ,OFT-TIGERS, 1888. A President. . REV. THOMAS GALLAUDET, D.D., ,42. . ' Vice-Presidents. ' WILLIAM G. DAVIES, '6o, D. MAITLAND ARMSTRONG, '51, JAMES MULCHAHEY, '42, PHILIP S. MILLER, '64. Secretary. ' Treasurer. FRANKLIN H. FOWLER, '61, GRENVILLE KANE, 775. 335 W. 55th Street. - I Executive Committee. JOHN S. SMITH, '63 fC!2az'1'manJ, 45 William Street. EDWARD M. SCUDDER, ,'77,, WM. H. HITCHCOCK, '84, -FRANK ROOSEVELT, '83, EDWARD D. APPLETON, '8o. The Annual Meeting of this Association is held on the last Thursday of April. The constitution and by-laws provide : 'That the members of the Association shall consist of Alumni residing in the City of New York, and in- the immediate vicinity, an'd any former students of Trinity College, whether graduates or not, being residents of the city or neighborhood, may be elected members by the Association or by its Executive Committee. Any graduate of the College may of his own right be present at any meeting of the Association, but no graduate shall have the right to vote or to take any part in the business of the Association unless he be a member thereof. 5 , ' 1155.5 1 69515 6 email Games I E . 4 2 QfI7P 1- 51.11 Glmdewgwad 61115 S 4195 EMG? Qlaass. , N ai, - f f N ff! 7 A O T in f NW N -Lf.-SNC .- if . gf f..1ff5q?2 iii . A , , f . V ' , CLASS COLORS-f1za'z'adz Rod, Peacock Blue, ana' Ola' Gold. CLASS YELL -Rickezjf A x- Coax - Coax! ! Rickezjf A x - Coax - Coax ! ! .Hullabaloo -How do you do ! Ezlgfhzjf-Eiga!! -XOFFICERSw- Christmas Term. A Trinity Term. P1'osz'a'e1zz', b H. M. BELDEN, A F. C. WAINWRIGHT Is! Vz'ce-Pffeszaefzf, F. C. WAINWRIGHT, A. C. HALL. za' I7z'ce-P1fesz'de7zz', A. C. HALL, ' XV. W. BARBER. Sewfelayjf, x W. T. PUTNAM, GEO. I. BROWN. Txeasmfex, E. C. JOHNSON, ,2d, G. M. BRINLEY. Caffomkleff, L. H. PADDOCK, H. M. BELDEN. i203 STZESFZBERE L WILLIAM WYATT BARBER, HENRY MARVIN BELDEN, LOUIS LE GRAND BENEDICT, GQODEREY MALB.ONE BRINLEY, GEORGE ISRAEL BROWN, V JOHN WILLIAM. RON CRAWFORD, LOUIS WELTON ,DOWNES fS.J,- ROGER CHARLES EASTMAN, JOHN PRINCE ELTON fS.J, ARTHUR CLEVELAND HALL, WILLIAM STIMPSON HUBBARD, EDWIHN COMSTOCK JOHNSON, zb, WILLIAM 'NORTHEY -JONES, WILLIAM FESTUS MORGAN, JR., LEWIS HENRY PADDO'CK, CHARLES EDWARD PURDY QSJ, WILLIAM THROCKMQRTON PUTNAM, WALTER GURNEE SCOTT QSJ, WILLIAM JOHN SHEAFF STEWART, ALBERT RHETT STUART,.JR., 1 AMBROSE IVES UPSON fs.J, FRANCIS CHETWOOD VVAINWRIGHT, MALCOLM CLARK WARNER, 'I 21 Canzoridge, Md. Springdale, CZ. X New York Cizjf. Newark, N 57. New Mz'Q'ord, CZ. f7aeksonw'!!e, Fla. Prozfidenee, R. I. Concord, .NY H Walerbnry, CZ. New York Cizjr. Claremont, .NY H Norwich, Cz. I Porz'Zano', Me. Lynn, Mass. Bosion, Mass. I- ' Mz'nneapoZzk, Zlhnn. ffersey Cizjf, IVY QC New York Cizjf. Pkz'Zao'eMkz'o:, Pa. Waskz'ngZon, D. C. Pkiladehkzo, Pa. Boston, Mass. Salisbury, C Z. ROOM J. H J. H J. H S. H J. H S. H S. H J.. H J. H J. H J. H J. H S. H J. H S. H J. H J. H S. H J. H J H J. H J. H J. H --4' QZESHBEREZ: -iff- NAME ' RESIDENCE. - ROOM, FREDERICK HORACE BEERS QSJI ANDREW ELLICOTT DOHGLASS, JOSEPH WILLIAM FELL QSJ I GEORGE ALBERT FRENCH ' . PROSSER HALL FRYE QSJ . SAMUEL FARMAR JARVIS, JR E. FREDERICK FERDINAND KRAMER, ALONZO MCCONIHE, I 'Q ' .F 1 ABEL MILLARD, JR., . ,4 Q 5 5 ARTHUR HAMILTON NOYES, .CHARLES HAZZARD REMINGTON, ROBERT HUTCHINS SCHUTZ fL.-SJ, I EDWARD NORMAN SCOTT 15.5, A WILIIARD SQUDDER, ' LUCIEN FRANK SENNETT, EDWARD TAYLOR SULLIVAN, ' REUEL CROMPTON TUTTLE, FRANCIS GOODWIN WILLIAMS, ALBERT EMPIE WRIGHT fSP.D, , BOARDMAN WRIGHT, AARON MELGERT VANDERPOEL QL. SJ, 23 Brookfield Centre, Ct. East Warekam, Mass. B rzlvtol, Ct. Summit, -7. Andover, Mass. B7'00k6l7Z, Ct. A Denver, Col. Troy, N If Brockton, Mass. Nakant, Mass. f7ane.rw'ZZe, Mz'nn. C oneord, .NY H New York Ctty. New York Czbf. Auburn, N YY Detroit, Zlliek. 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Broolztjln, Ct. ' Dorchester, Mass. V Detroit, Zlhelz. T roy, M K Harford. Harford. North Adams, Mass. Detroit, Illicit. ' Plainfield, Ct. Boston, Mass. Detroit, Zlfielz. Harford. Baltimore, Md. Harford. Troy, M Y. - Seymour, Ct. New Mz'ford, Ct. ROOM. 25 J. H. 4 J. H. I2 J. H. Iss. H. 59 Allen Place 41 J. H. 41 H. I4 J. H. 5O N. T. 28 Capitol Ave 5 26 J. H. 35 J. H. 37 J. H. 74 Vernon St 32 J. I-I. I2 J. H. 27 J. H. II4 Main St II4 Main St 25 J. H. 52 N. T. 62 N. T. 33 J- H. 5 JAH. 37 Washington St. 'II J. H. 8 J. H. 29 J. H. 6 J. H. 23 J. H. Fliresigiigisgaeiiri Glass. CLASS COLORS-4-Lllgffll and dark Hue. CLASS YELL - f4H'jlZ'1jli fi X-c-1- ni?-LMA 71 Y!! . -sieOFFICERSaie- Christmas Term. Pre.rz'denZ. J. H., GREENE. Ist Vz'ce-Preszkienf, G. N. HAMLIN, 2d V :ke-President, -Ti Secretary, J. T. SCOTT, L Treasurer, V W. C. HICKS, cmmzzef, - . V. C. PEDERSEN, 26 Trinity Term. T. P. THURSTON W. C. HICKS.. J. W. HUGHES. J. A. HOLLY. E. B. FINCH. A. L. GREEN. U1:.eha,,I'7f7LdZn,. v G v z i 1 . i 9 H ,Y H I 1. ' NAME. STEPHEN HOWARD ALLING, MEMBERS FRANK MARSHALL BARBER QL. S.J, JOHN RICE BLAKE QL.J,, FREDERIC 'STORER BULL QL.'S.J, WILLIAM ANDARIESE'BULL Q-SP.J, . WILLIAM HOOPER COSTER QSP.J, THOMAS LANGDON ELWYN QL. SJ, EDWARD BRONSON FINCH, ARTHUR COLLINS GRAVES, ARTHUR LESLIE GREEN, - JACOB HUMPHREY GREENE, GEORGE NEWELL HAMLIN, I WILLIAM CLEVELAND HICKS, JR. fSP.J,f GEORGE HAMPTON HILL QSP.J, v FREDERIC REED HOISINGTON QL. S.J, . JOHN ARTHUR HOLLY, I I HARRY HOWARD, ISAAC WAYNE HUGHES, FRED. ROOKE LAIDLEY QSP.J, A , WILLIAM HUGH MCCULLOCH, CHARLES INGERSOLL MAURY QL. SJ, JOSEPH MAYO, JR., MARCH CHASIEIMAYO, VICTOR COX PEDERSEN, ERNEST ALBERT PRESSEY QSP.J, LUCIAN AWATERMAN ROGERS, JOHN TRAVERS SCOTT QSP.J, HEYWARD SCUDDER, CHARLES NORMAN SHEPARD QSP.J, IRVING THOMAS SMITH QL. S.J, THOMAS BURKE SMITH, CHARLES HOOKER TALCOTT QL. S.J, THEODORE PAYNE THURSTON, DAVID VAN SCHAACK, f Q Q27 . RESIDENCE. Sujield, CZ. Pawiaeket, R. I New York Cizjf.. Harford. Harzyford. Pzelsoargk, Pa. Pkz'Zaa'eMkz'a, Pa. Greenfield, Mass. New Haven, Ct. 5Clzzkago, Ill. Harzjford. Orange, .NY jf. Szzmmit, IVY J7. WoreesZe1', , Mass. . Cooeniry, I C Z. Siamford, CZ. Harzjford. , C k oeowinizyf, M C. Covzozgion, Coifofzwood, La. Plzz'Zaa'eMkz'a, Pa. Alia, IZZ. ' J A Alia, IZZ. . New York Cigf. Detroit, 1Wz'ek. ' Prozlzaenee, IC. L Galveston, Tex. New York Cizjf. B rz1s'z'oZ, CZ. ' Brooklyn, IVY YZ Harzyford. Harzford. Mz'nneapo!z's, Mz'n1z. K2'1za'erlzook, N . K X ROOM. Suffield. 58 N. AT. 27 IJ. H. 2 J. 2 J. H. 44 J. H. U 31 J. H., H42 J. H. 42 J. H. 5 J. H. 7,J. H. .15 J. H. I4 J. H. I9 J. HQ 7 J. H. 30 J. H. 22 Cehtre 'St ' 25 J. H. 24 T- H- 18 J. H. 433 J. H. I3 Vernon St 3 Vernon St ir J. II. 52 N. T. 57 N. T. 31 J. H. 3 J. H. 54 N. T. 24 J. H. I8 Oak St 8 J. H. 5O N. T. IQ IJ. H. ece1Qce15 Iafgllsemfggiuies 'WQ577' 4 XIN THEQ ORDEf12 fOF THEIR .ffxw ESTABLISHMENT. C297 FINHUC SBCHHIECRS A , HI? Elsie 1-1RH1IeREiEyLEE xv ' 5225 K. 40 6 o L I 7 C 8 7. JOSEPH WELLINGTON SHANNON, B.A. 7 I8 8. JOHN THOMAS CARPENTER, JR., L , ERNEST DE FREMERY MIEVL, ' FRANCIS CHETWCCIJ WAINWRIGI-IT. . 7 . 8 Sl. MARCUS C. MCLEMCRE, JR., -WILLARD SCUDIJER, ALONZO MCCONIHE, 'ALBERT EMPIE WRIGHT. 7 . 'Sl U . THEODORE MCEWEN HYDE, GEORGE THORNTON WARREN WARREN MCCQN11-113, X I WILLIAM HENRY WARREN, ROBERTLEBLANC LYNCH. h '91, HEYWARD SCUDDER, MARION R- WRIGHT, ' JOHN ARTHUR HOLLY. I 5 C315 F i ? E is I. K B. BRAEIEREQ IRQRQIEQRS. ABBOT, C. W., ,4Q. ABBOTT, J. P., 74Q. ADAMS, G. Zp, '39. XADAMS, J. R., '49. ALLEN, E. T., 741. ANDREWS, C. M., '84. XANISTAKI, J., '37. XASHE, B., '3o. XBACKUS, C. A., '52. BACON, J. W.,.'46. I BAKEWELL, J., '59. BARBOUR, J. H., '73. BARCLAY, R., '8o. 'BARTLET, H. P., '7-2. XBAYARD, W. H., ,4I. XBAYLEY, J. R., '35.f BEAcH,,E. S., '83. BEACH, G. W., '80, BELDEN, N , M., '48. XBENTON, M. F., '58. BOND, J., '4o. XBONDURANT, W. E., '63. BOWMAN, C. W., '87, XBRAINERD, N. L., ,45. - BRANDER, H. M., 745. XBRANDT, L., 749. XBREWER, VW. L., '38. BRINLEY, E. H.,',4Q.l BRINLEY, P., '47. BROCKLESBY, A. K., '7o. BROCKLESBY, J. I--I., '65. BROCKLESBY, W. C., '69. XBROWNELL, T. S., '35. TBUCHANAN, J., '53. BULL, W. M., '39. BUTLER, M. N., ,44. fCALDWELL, C. E., '82. XCAMPBELL, C. I., '3o. 33 CARPENTER, J. S., ,7Q.' CARPENTER, R. H., 'SL CHAPIN, D. D., '56. CHAPIN, W. M., 774. CHAPMAN, C. R., '47. CLAPP, F., '55. CLARK, A. M., '77. CLARK, E. -S., '65. . CLARKE, R. M., ,45. CLEMENT, P. W., '68. COGGESHALL, G. A., '65 COGSWELL, W. S., '61. XCOMSTOCK, J. C., 38. CONYNGHAM, C. M., '59 COSSITT, P. S., '45. XCOWLING, R. O., '61. XCURTIS, W. E., ,43. DAVES, G., ',57. DAVIES, W. G., '6o. XDEFORREST, G. A., '55. .xDELANCY, TQ I., '4o. DELANO, F. R., '65. DEMING, W. C., '84. A DEZENG, E., '4o. XDICK, J. M., '54. DIRICKSON, L. L., ,4I. XDORSEY, W. H. I., '36. DOWNES, LQT., '48. DRIGGS, T. I., '48, XDYER, A., 770. ERWIN, J. B., '76. ERWIN, R. G., 774. TFAXON, E., '47. XFERRILL, W. C., '78. FOOTE, I., ,42. XFRANKLIN, E. C., QS4. ' XGADSDEN, C. E., ' 50. 4 XGADSDEN, J. A., 5c. RICHARDSON, L. W., '73. 'RICHARDSON, R. D., '71, RIPLEY, P., 747. ROBERTSON, J. A., ,54. RODGERS, G. W., '87, RODGERS, R. E, LL, '87, ROGERS, R. C., ,45. ROWLAND, E., '57. XSARGEANT, G. D., '5I. SAWYER, J. L., '5o. SCOTT, E. G., '57, SCUDDER, C. D., '7 5. SCUDDER, E. M., '77. XSCUDDER, H. J., '46. XSCUDDER, T., 754. ' SEDGWICK, W. R., '84, SHANNON, J. W., '87, SHERMAN, H. B., '38, SHERMAN, H. M., '77, XSHERWOOD, W, B., '36. SHIPMAN, P. W., '82. SHORT, W, B., '67, XSINGLETARY, G. E. B., '4 SKINNER, W. C., '76. SMALL, E. F., 74. A ' XSMITH, C. H., '36, SMITH, J. H., '74, XSMYTH, J. W , '52, STARR, J., '56. XSTARR, S., '29, STEDMAN, R. S., '63, XSTIRLING, W. H., '44. XSTONE, J. A., '44, STONE, L H., '87, ' STOUGHTON, N. C., '38, XSUMNER, A. E., '61, SUTTON, E. B., '76, . WDECEASED. Q. 3 TTAYLOR, F. L., ,43. TAYLOR, W. F., '44 XTERRY, C. E., '5I. TTHOMAS, G. JH., ,4I. THOMPSON, H. W., '83. TODD, C. J., '55. TOWLES, W. A., '46. TRACEY, W. D., ,42. XTRACY, J. R., 739. TTUDOR, H. B., '50, TURNER, J. H., '38, VAN ZANDT, C. C., '51, XVAN ZANDT, W., '29, JSVARLEY, C. D., ,4I. WAINWRIOHT, W. A. 'M 64 WAIT, J T., '35. WARNER, L. F., '85. TWARREN, E., I., '80, VVARREN, J. M., '32, XWARREN, W. H., 734. XWARING, C. M., '36. WASHBURN, L. C., '8I. WAY, J. A., ,37. 'EWEE-B, E, C., '75, VVEBAB, W. E., 740. WEBB, W. W., '82, AWELCH, L. E., '86, WHITE, J. G., '54, WHITE, R. A., '8I. WIGGIN, A. H., '68, WOLCOTT, .F. H., '86, XWOLCOTT, S. G., 747. XXVOOD, H. S., ,7I. WOODBURY, T. C., '7I. WOODWORTH, F. A., 'SO WOODWARD, G, A., '55. E Q r r .C Q. , w ,,' Q U rif M aw, Q, I : I J' ll . if? Q , + ll qlie fpsilcm Ghempjcer OF THE FRATERNITY OF DELTA ESTABLISHED 1850. A ACTIVE MEMBERS. THOMAS MCLEAN, - FRANK ROOSEVELT, A ROBERT HABERSHAM COLEMAN, SIDNEY TROWERIDGE MILLER. , I 'SS LOUIS LEGRAND BENEDICT, 'IOHN PRINCE ELTON, ARTHURCLEVELAND HALL. I 'SQ BENJAMIN FREEMAN COMFORT, SAMUEL FERMOR JARVIS, JA. 'Q I FIU. I WM. ELIPHALET ADAMS BULKELEY, EDWARD MCPHERSONLMCCOOK, GEORGE THURSTON MACAULEY, ALLEN BUTLER TALCOTT. '91 EDWARD BRONSON FINCH, FREDERIC REED HOISINGTON, JACOB HUMPHREY GREENE, IRVING THOMAS SMITH, GEORGE HAMPTON HILL, CHARLES HOOKER TALCOTT. C375 C' SRESUEEOI HZOREFOFS OE FRS Eleasilem CLFIEEEOF ALLYN, A. W., '6I. APPLETON, C. A, '8z.' APPLETON, E. D., '8O'. AFFLETON, H. C., '85. ATKINSON, J. G., '64. BARNWELL, R W., ,7V2. BARNWELIQ, S. E., 772. BARTON, C. C., '69. BECKWITH, C. M., '88. BEERS, G. E., '86. BIBB, W. A., '75. BLACKWELL, J., JR, '66. ' BLISS, G. H., '64. E BOHLEN, D. M., '8z. BOWEN, A., '63. BRAINERD,.j. B , '82. BRANDEGEE, J. E., ,74. XBRANDEGEE, L. 'C., '77. BRECKENRIDGE, A. F.,, '7O. XBREESE, H. L., ,57. ' BRIGHAM, H. H, '76. BROWN, T. M., '64 BUCKINGHAM, W. B, '69. BURR, W. H., '78. BUTLER, W., '58. CADY, J. C., '6o. CARTER, C. L., '54. XCENAS, B. C., '56. CHAPIN, F. W., 779. CHAPIN, W. V., '78. CHAPMAN, T.. B , '8o. CHEEVER, J. D., JR, '8I. CLARK, J. W., '63. CLEMSON, T. G., '56. ' CLIFFORD, S. W., '68. CLYDE, W. P., '62 COLEMAN, R. I1 , '77. COMFORT, B. F., '89. COOKSON, F. M., '6I. XCOXE, J. N., '55. CRANE, R. M,'f'55. CURTIS, F. R, '8O. CURTIS, G. M., '8o. CURTIS, R. H., '68. CURTIS, W. E., 775. XDARRELL, A. S., .,5Q. XDAYTON, W. B., '56. DEAL, J. A, 772.8 DEFOREST, J. G., '82. ' fDEROsSE'I'T, A. L., '62. 'XDEROSSE'l 1', E. S, '64. C385 DEVENDORF, G. S., '55. DUBOIS, G. M., 774. DUBOIS, H. O., '76. EDSON, S., '55. EDWARDS, A. N., '76. ELBERT, W. N., 779. ELWELL, G. E., '7o. FISHER, T. R., '62. FITZGERALD, F., '89. FORDNEY, T. P., '62. FULLER,-I. R., '7o. XFULLER, S. G., '58. ,FULLER, S. R., '7o.' GARDNER, C. H., '7O. GIBSON, B.,S., '69. XGLAZIER, T.. C., .'6O. GOODSPEED, J. H., '66. XGOODWIN, G. H., '62. GRAHAM, C. M., '59. GRANNIS, F. O., 773. HAIGH'1', F. E., '87. HALL, F. DEP., '78. HALLETT, W. T., '62. HARDING, N., ,73. HARRADEN, F. S., '67. HARRIS, W. R., '.58. XHARTSHORNE, E. M., '56 HAZLEHURS1', G. A., '79. HENDERSON, E. F., '82. HENDRIE, S., '87. HI1'CHINGS, H. B., '54. HOFFMAN, C. F., '5I. IIOLBROOKE, G. O., '69. HOLBROOKE, S., '67. HOTCHKIN, S. F., '56. HULL, Ap S., '66. INGERSOLI., G. P., '83, XJARDINE, H. D., '68. XJENNINGS, A. B., '6I. KANE, G., '7 5. 'EKERR,' E. L., '55. XIQIRBY, J. W., '65. - IQNOBLOCK, A. F., '55. XLAMSON. W., '56. LAWRENCE, C. V., '56. XLEACOCK, J. H., '58L XLEWIS, B., '65, 'LEWIS, J. I., '62. LEWIS, S. S., '6I. ' XLEWIS, T. C., '7I. LEWIS, W. H., '65. LINCOLN F 'l 76 LINCOLN, G W . 7 5 A MACKAY W R 67 - MARTINDALE H 1 MCCLORY, H, SI 1 MCCOLLOUGH, D H, '73, ' f MCLEAN, T 75 MILLER, H 8O VIILLER, P S 64 MILLER S T 85 'GMINES F S 64. 'VIINES, J F 54. MORGAN, B T 61 MORSE J F 66 MURRAY A S JR 7. MURRAY F W YALE, '77. 3 - , , . ., 7 . X , , . ., ., 3 , ,. S., 79. 4 . . P 2 q MCCOUCH, H. G., '75. I . '., Z . I , . .,, . , . ., ., ' I I , . ., MURRAY, R., 773. NELSON, R. H., '8o. NICHOLS, G. G., '67, XNORRIS, E. C., '6I. NORRIS, H., '63. , NORTON, F. L., '68. NOTT, R. H., 771. OWEN, F. W., '85. PADGETT, P., '76. XPALMER, C. C., '5I. ,PARSONS, H., '83, PARSONS, J. R., JR., '8I. PATTISON, G. B., '8I. PAXSON, H. C., '5I. PEARCE, J. S., '62. PECK, D. L., '62, ' PERKINS, G. E., '8I. XPIERCE, H. H., '58. PINCKNEY, F. S., '62. PLATT, CHAS., JR., ,75. PLATT, CLAYTON, ,74. PLATT, W. A., ,75. READ, H. P., '84. ' 5 ROOSEVELT, F., '83, RUSSELL, F. G., '8o. I RUSSELL, H., '84. RUTHERFORD, H. V., '76. SCOTT, H.- B., '78. SHELDON, W. C., JR., '82, I fXcDECEASED. G 1 4. I 6 I 39 J XSHREVE, W. I., '83. SMALLWOOD, S. B., '63, - XSMITI-I, H. S., '62, XSMITH, I. S., '64. SMITH, R. H., '69, SMITH, W. G. W., '7I. STARK, B., JR., ,79, STARK, W. M., '75. TSTEDMAN, T. W., 74. XSTEELE, H. D., '5I. XSTEVENS, S., '65. 5 XSTILLWELL, RQM., '7O. STRONG, C. M., '64. STRONG, J. R., '82. SUMNER, C. A., '56. SWENSON, E. P., '75. ' SWENSON, S. A., '8I. THOMPSON, H. R., '87. THOMPSON, S. C., ,72. THORNE, N. D., ,7I. THORNE, R., '85, TOTTEN, C. A. L., '69. TROWBRIDGE, S. B. P., '83 UNDERHILL, G. B., '73, , VAN ZILE, E. S., '84. VIBBERT, H. C., '68, ' VIBBERT, W. H., '58. WANZER, C., '66- WATERMAN, L., '7I. WATERS, G. S., '87. XWATSON, W. C., '63. ' WATTS, E. B., '73. WHISTLER, W. G. MCN., ' XWHITE, F. W., '78. WILCOX, F. L., '8o. WILCOX, F. P., '8o. WILDMAN, T. G., '57. . WILLIAMS, C. C., '7I. WILLIAMS, C. G., '8o. WILMERDING, H., '8I. WINICLEY, R. L., ,79. A WOODIN, W. R., '58. VVOODRUFFA, E. H., '82. WRIGHT, G. E., '74. ' YOUNG, A. M., '82. I TI-IE ERATERNITY OF , O -19151631 OIEE 1521 ab b FOIJNOEO INT832, AT HAMILTON COLLEGE. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. IIAMILTON, LiAMILTON COLLEGE, COLIIMBIA, , COLUMBIA COLLEGE, YALE, 'YALE'UNIVERmTY, . AMHERST, I AMHERST COLLEGE, . BRUNONIAN, . BROWN UNIVERSITY, IfARVARD, IiARVARD UNIVERHTY, . . HUDSON, WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY, . BOWDOIN, n BOWDOIN COLLEGE, . . . DARTMOUTH, . :DARTMOUTH COLLEGE . PENINSULAR, . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ROCHESTER, . UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER, 5. VVHJJAMS, VVHJRAMS COLLEGE, . 4. 7 MANHATTAN, . COLLEGE OF CITY OF NEW YORK, MIDDLETO'WN,. WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, .I . A KENYON, ' QKENYON COLLEGE . UNTON, . 'UNTON COLLEGE, ., CORNELL CORNELL'UNIVERmTY, PHI KAPPA, . TRINITY COLLEGE, . f40, 1832 1836 1837 1837 1837 1837 1841 1841 1845 1846 I85O 1851 1855 1856 1858 1359 1870 1878 4143 A ,fry wg-v r-.. ff 1 44:1 ,LAL f . J K ,-if W I 4 I 9 . K 4 M ,. if 5, Q3 4 A 1 . PL, ih'31' I J! . ' f Q. v I .Q Q .mfg 411 l 5 in . A f 1 J 1, A ,W . f' 1 Y' A I. f ,, . .1 . ff' I -I J! , sw. J P , Q , , The Phi :Kappa Cihapicem' GF THE FRATERNITY OF ALPHA DELTA PHI I ESTABLISHED 1878. Q ACTIVE MEMBERS. 'SS A WILLIAM WYATT BARBERQ ' WILLIAM TI-IROCKMORTON PUTNAM, WILLIAM FESTUS MORGAN, IR., WILLIAM JOHN SHEAFF STEWART, A MALCOLM CLARK WARNER. I , I V SH. ROBERT HUTCHINS SCHIITZ, LVUCIEN FRANK SENNETT, , AARON' MELGERT VANDERPOEL. A j. EIU. I THEO. LATHROP CHERITREE, . JOHN STOCKTON LITTELL, A I GILBERT PAYSON COLEMAN, WILLIAM HARRY CHICHELE PYNCHON, ROBERT HAMILTON HUTCHINS, PHILIP SMITH. I I '51, ARTHUR LESLIE GREEN, GEORGE NEWELL HAMLIN, A ' I DAVID VAN SCHAACK, A ' - C417 I S I?Zg1dlQl6lEG-2 I ANDREWs,'R., '53. APPLEGATE, O., JR., '87. ARMSTRONG, D. M., '58. BARTO, R. V., '82, BELLINGER, E. B., '72. BIXBY, R. F., 770. . BLACKMER, W. C., '78. BOARDMAN, W. H., '86. BOARDMAN, W. J., '54. BOOTH, T. R., '5z. BOWMAN, J. P., '53. XBRAINARD, E. W., 742. BRAINARD, J., '5I. BRAINARD, M., '84. ' BRYAN, W., 775. BRYANT, P. S., ,7O. XBULKELEY, C. E., '56. BUXTON, J. B., ,72. BUXTON, J. C., ,73. . CAMERON, .J. I. H., 779. CAMERON, L., '86. CAPRON, A., '45. CARTER, B. M., '8z. CARTER, C. H., '8z. CARTER, G. C., '87. CARTER, J. R., '83. - CHASE, F., '52. CHESHIRE, J. B., 69. CHIPMAN, G. C., '45, XCHIPMAN, G. S., '78. CHRYSTIE, T. M. L., '63. CHURCH, S. P., 741. CLARK, A. F., 775. CODMAN, A., '85. COE, G. J., 774. COIT, C. W., '82. XCONKLIN, H. H., '38. COOKE, G. L., 770. COOKE, O. D., '44. COWL, M. L., '83. I IXXQFFZIEJQFPS Oi? She Blggi Kappa Clhaplesen 42 CRANE, T., '4.5. CROCKER, H. D., '84. CROSBY, D. G., '51, CURTISS, H. C., '8I. DRANE, H. M., '52. ELLIOTT, J. H., 772. FISHER, R., '56. FLAGG, E. O., '48. FLAGG, J. B., '46. FLOWER, S., '45. FOOTE, C. E., '76. ' FREELAND, C. W., '8I. XGEER, G. J., '42.: GILMORE, A. P., '74. GOODWIN, J., '86. XGOODWYN, W. S., '38. GORDON, T. H., '71, GRAHAM, H. C., '6I. GRAHAM, J., 772. GRISWOLD, B. H., '66. HAGAR, W. C., '79, HALL, G. R., '42. HAMLIN, A. C., '87. HARDING, A., 779. HATCIH, E. B., '86. HAYS, J. MCC., '86. 'HAvs,'W. W., '5S. HAZLEHURST, G. B., '77 XHEATH, J. F., '38. HENSHAW, C. H., '53. HIESTER, I.,.'76. HILLS, G. M., ,47. HILLS, J. D., '78. HILLS, G. H., '84 HILLS, R., '84. HOLCOMB, B. T., '59. HOLLEY, W. W., 6I.' XHOOFF, J. L., '46: HOOKER, S. D., '77. HOOPER, G. G., '66. ' 4 HOWELL, G. D., '82, ' HUBBELL, J. H., '56, HUMPHREY, G. F., '85, HUNTER, C., '78, HUNIINGTON, G. S., '8I. HUNTINGTON, H. K., '67, HUNTINGTON, J. T., '50, HUNTINGTON, J. WI., '83. HUN'l'ING'FON, R. W., '64, HUNTINGTON, H., '84, 5 HUSKE, J., '77, INGERSOLL, C. M., 739. TIVES, A. M., '56, JACOBS, E. C., '55, JAMES, C., '62. JARVIS, R. W. H., '48, XJEWETT, P. A., '37, XIQENNEDYL F., '68, XIQIRTLAND, J., '7o. XKNEELAND, G., '80, IQURTZ, C. M., '83, KURTZ, J. E., '77, LEAVER5 H. K., '59, LYMAN, A. J., '78. MADDOX, W. T., '59, MALLETT, WI P., '4o. MIDDLEEROOK, L. N., '48 MOCK, L. C., '78, MORSS, J. R., '47, A. NEWTON, E. P., '81, NORTON, G. H., '75. XOLMSTEAD, H., ,42. PALMER, N., '45, PEABODY, F. B., '48. PERRY, J. B., '72, ' TDECEASED. PERRYMAN, E. G., '55, PETERS, W. C., '48, XPITTS, C. H., '65. PLUMER, L. M., '74, PORTER, T. A., '76, POTTS, F. H., '68, PRESCOTT, O. S., '44, PRESTON, J. A., '55, PYNCHON, T. R., '4I. RICHARDSON, F. W., '84 SARTWELLE, W, D., '7 5. . SISTARE, C. G., '47, SMYTH, J. D., '74, SNOW, A. H., '79. , SNYDERLE., '72, STIMSON, L. B., '48, STEWART, STONE, M G. VT., '78, O. STONE, S., '80, XSTORM, C 'J -SULLIVAN, THURMAN TRACY,-' E. '39- F. R., '66, , A. W., '67, I '55- WADSWORTH, L. F., '44 WARNER, A. J., '42.' WARNER, D.'T,, '72. WATSON, S. N., '82, WHALEY, P. H., '74, WHEATON, C., '49, 5 W.HlITLOCK,A H. R., '70, WILLIAMS, AE. W., '53, XWILLIAMS, J. H., '54, WOODRUEF, F. D., '83, 'WALE,,H. A., '46, I I FZPQEPQS iF'1 Zalrihe. HON. JOHN BARSTOW, Dartmouth, '83. REV. PROF.. ISBON T. BECKWITH, PHD., Yale '63 EDWARD B. BENNETT, Yale, '6o. WAILLIAML J. BETTS, Yale, ,70. PERCY S. BRYANT, Phi Kappa, ,70- CHARLES H..BUNCE, Yale, 'oo. GEORGE F. CADY, Middletown, 'oo. Hoa. DAVID S. CALHOUN, Yale, '4s. C. S. CHAPIN, Middletown, '8o. FRANK W. CHENEY, Brurlonian, 454. GEORGE H. DAY, Geneva, 773. ROBERT E. DAY, Yale, 'ga HORACE S. FULLER, M.D., Amherst, '5S. ELWOOD S. GERARD, Middletown, 777.- JAMES GOODWIN, Phi Kappa, 'so. CHARLES E. GROSS, Yale, 'oo. CHARLES E. HASTINGS, Hamilton, 'ss. PANETT M. HASTINGS, M.D., Hamilton, '3 EDWARD P.. HATCH, Phi Kappa, '86, FREDERICK VAN H. HUDSON, Dartmouth, 'oo Rav. JOHN T. HUNTINGTON, Phi Kappa, ALVIN P. HYDE, Yale, '45. RICHARD W. H. JARVIS, Phi Kappa, '4s. JOHN C. KINNEY, Yale, 'oh LEONARD'MORSE, Amherst, ?7I. Rav. THOMAS S. POTWIN, Yale, '5i. V Rav. THOMAS R. PYNCHON, D.D, LL.D., Phi Kappa, ai JARED REID Jia Yale, '46 REV REV HON HON REV REV A JUDSON SAGE DD Rochester, 60 STORRS O SEYMOUR, Yale, 57 NATHANIEL SHIPMAN, Yale, 4 GEORGE G SILL Yale, 52 WILDER SMITH, Yale, 57 SAMUEL M STILES Mlddletown, 6o SAMUEL B ST JOHN, M D Yale, MELANCTHON STORRS, M D Yale, 52 HENRY E TAINTOR Yale, '65 C F WEEDEN, Amherst, '84 REV PERCIVAL H WHALEY, Phl Kappa 44 9. 150 4 x 'J ' . I . 1 . . , . ., . a 1 I , , . I ' S. , . . . , . I , . . - . I 7 . , , . . . ., '66. 7 , . ., . . , , C l ' , ll' R I ' I '41, I 'W ' x THE AERATERNITY QF 818641 5159521 55119162 FOUNOEO 1844, AT YALE CUNIVERSITY. . ROLL OF CHAPTERS. PHL . YALE'UNTVERMTY, THETA, . BOWDOIN COLLEGE, XI, . COLBY UNIVERSITY, SIGMA, . AMHERST, COLLEGE, PSI, . . UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, . UPSILON, . BROWN UNIVERSITY, . CHI, - . . I UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIIJPI, . BETA ALPHA, -. . UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, C455 1844 1844 1845 1846 1347 I85O 1850 1851 Y 5 F ALPHA, ETA, . LAMBDA, PI, IOTA, . ALPHA PRIME, OMICRON, EPSILQN, RHO, . NU, TAU, . MU, BETA PHI, . PHI CHI, PSI PHI, GAMMA PHI, PSP' OMEGA, .BETA CHI, . DELTA CHI, PHI. GAMMA, BETA, I. V THETA ZETA, ALPHA CHI, I 0 HARVARD UNIVERSITY, I UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, . KENYON COLLEGE, DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, . CENTRAL UNIVERSITY, . MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, . WILLIAMS COLLEGE, ' LAFAYETTE COLLEGE, . . COLLEGE'OF THE CITY 'OF NEW YORK, HAMILTON COLLEGE, I MADISON UNIVERSITY . 7 UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER, RUTGERS COLLEGE, . DE PAUW UNIVERSITY, ' WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, . . RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC .1fNSTITUTE, ADELBERT COLLEGE, CORNELL UNIVERSITY, '. SYRACUSE PUNIVERSITY, COLUMBIA COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 'TRINITY COLLEGE, I , ' C463 1851 1852 1852 1853 1853 V854 1855 1855 1855 1856 1856 1856 1856 1861 1866 1867 1867 1868 1870 1871 1874 1876 1879 1 qhe .ffllplmem Chi Glmaupjcem' ' , A OF THE FRATERNTTY OF DELTA KAPPA EESILON ESTABLISHED 1S79. ACTIVE MEMBERS. , I . G, SQ., I , SEABURY DOANE BREWER. I . I I A o I - ' ' ' GEORGE ISRAEL BROWN, I E EDWIN COMSTOCK JOHNSON, QD, , ROGER CHARLES EASTMAN, CHARLES EDWARD PURDY, WILLIAM STIMPSON HUBBARD, -ALBERT'RH'ETT'STUART, JR., , WILLIAM CLARKSON STUART. . fgg, , L CHARLES HAZZARD REMINGTON, FRANCIS GOODWIN WILLIAMS, A BOARDMAN WRIGHT. 1 JOHN BIRD BURNHAM, H I I ELIAS BOUQDINOT STOCKTON, CLIFFORD STANDISH GRISWOLD, GEORGE HERMANN WRIGHT. 0 1 . 91. WILLIAM I-IOOPER COSTER, VICTOR COX PEDERSEN, H VVILLIAM HUGH MCCULLGCH, 'THEODORE PAYNE THURSTON. ' WILLIAM GEORGE WRIGHT. 7 C475 I Fl1aa'EEeS ia Qelwlae H. C. ADAMS, Williams, '86. NVILLIAM A. AYRES, Yale, '64, . NVILLIAM T. BACON, M.D., Yale, '68, SAMUEL A. BARRET, Dartmouth, '83, HON. XVILLIAM C. CASE, Yale, '57, CHARLES H. CLARK, Yale, ,7I. SAMUEL B. COIT, Lafayette, '86. ATWOOD COLLINS, Yale, '73, FRANCIS R. COOLEY, Yale, '86. ARTHUR W. COWLES, Trinity, '81, FREDERICK W. DAVIS, Yale, '77. THOMAS A. DAY, Yale, '86, ' REV. DAVID G. DOWNEY, Wesleyan, '84, E. HART FENN, Yale, ,7Q. ' HON. HARRISON B, FREEMAN, Yale, '62 COL. JACOB L. GREENE, University of Michigan 61 DANIEL R. HOWE, Yale, '74- FRANK E. HYDE, Yale, 779. I XVILLIAM W. HYDE, Yale, '76, . DR. P. HENRY INGALLS, Bowdoin, '77, REV. A. S. KAVANAGH, Wesleyan, '84, HENRY KINGMAN, Colby, '84 WILLIAM L. MATSON, LL.B., Yale, '62, O. W. MEANS, Bowdoin, '84. CHARLES H. OWEN, LL.B., Yale, '60, WALTER C. PRATT, Adelbert, '85. REV. EDWIN P. PARKER, Bowdoin, '56, HON WILBERT W. PERRY, Yale, 771. SAMUEL O. PRENTICE, Yale, '73. F. C. ROBERTSON, Amherst, '73. LUCIUS C. RYCE. Yale, '86, FREDERICK J. SHEPHARD, Yale, ,73. EUGENE I.. SMYTH, Brown, '8O. ' PIERRE S, STARR, M.D., Yale, '6o. CLINTON F. STEPHENS, R. P. I., '68, JOHN M. TAYLOR, Williams, '67. ARTHUR TITCOMBE, Wesleyan, '84, JOHN D. TUCKER, Yale, '6z. CHARLES L. WAY, Yale, '85. ARCHIBALD A. WELCH, Yale, '82. YUNG VVING, Yale, '54. I49l ' I I I I I 5 I I E I I I I I I I I I a I 5 I I ! i 1 I I I Fleataaes iB JAMES P. ANDREWS, Beta, '77. Rev. Paea. E. C. BISSEL, D.D., Gamma, '55. H. A. BRIDGMAN, Gamma, '84. HON. JOHN R. BUCK, Xi, '62, CLARENDON C. BULKLEY, Beta Beta, '75. ALFRED B. BULL, Beta Beta, '5g. E. H. BYINGTON, Gamma, '84, G. PIERREPONT DAVIS, M.D, Beta, '66, JOHN C. DAY, Beta, '57. WILLIAM B. DUNNING, M.D., Beta, '63, CHAS. E. FELLOWES. Beta, '56. REV. PROF. HENRY FERGUSON, Beta Beta, '68. HON. WILLIAM HAMERSLEY, Beta Beta, '58. REV. PROP. SAMUEL HART, D.D., Beta Beta, '66. HON. JOSEPH R. HAWLEY, LL.D , Psi, '47. ARTHUR N. HOLLISTER, Beta, '58. PROF. CHARLES F. JOHNSON, Beta, '55. FRANK E. JOHNSON, Beta Beta, '84. U REV. PROF. WILLIAM S. KARR, D.D., Gamma, '5r. C. B. LATIMER, Gamma, '8x. - S. C. METZGER, Beta, '8o. A REV. JOHN HENRY MCCRACKAN, Beta Beta, '82, HENRY K. OLMSTEAD, M.D., Beta Beta, '46, . HON. CHARLES M. POND, Beta Beta, '5S. HENRY ROBERTS, Beta, '77. HON. HENRY C. ROBINSON, Beta, '53. LUOIEN F. ROBINSON, Beta, '35, ' GEORGE H. SEYMS, Beta Beta, '7z. HON. JOSEPH H. SPRAGUE, Alpha, fs.. LEWIS E. STANTON, Beta, '55. Rev. CHARLES E. STOWE, Alpha, '75. JAMES U. TAINTOR, Beta, '66. W. J. TATEUM, Xi, 's4. , HON. HAMMOND TRUMBULL, LL.D., Beta, '42 Rev. JOSEPH H. TWICHELL, Beta, '5e. CHARLES DUDLEY VVARNER, Psi, '5t. F. G. WEBSTER, Zeta, 's3. EDGAR T. WELLES, Beta, '64. ISZJ. A EQSPEEIUEEO SHGPPIISGPS SE She XALEXANDER, H. W., '57, BACKUS, B. E., ,7O. BAILEY, M. K., ,7Q. BALDWIN, L. B., '6o. BARBOUR, H. M., '7o. XBEAUPILLIER, A. L., '56 BECKWVITH, J. W., ,52.' BENEDICT, S., ,47. BENJAMIN, W. H., 757. BETTS, J. H., '44. BIRCKHEAD, W. H., '6I. BISHOP, H., '6I. BLAIR, W. R., '75. BOLLES, E. C, '55. ' XBOSTNVICK, H. P., '46 BOSTWICK, W. L, '5I. BOWDITCH, J. T., '73 Bowles, 57. H, '6O. BOYLSTON, C. W., '78. BREDIN, W. S., '8o. BREVOORT, E. R., '68. Bffewevf, A. L., '53. XBRIDGE, J., '47. Bronson, M, '52. XBROWN, T. M., '5o. BROWN, J. E., '83. Brzmdzzge, IC. B., '78, BUFFINGTON, J., '75. - BUFFINGTON, O., '79, BULKLEY, C. C, ,75. BULKLEY, W. I'I.,',73. BULL, A. B., '59. BURGNVIN, G. C., '7'z. BURGYVIN, J. H. K., '77. BURGWIN, A. P., '82, BURKE, E. N., '76. CADY, D. K., '55. CAMMAN, D. M., ,74. CAMPBELL, R. M., '78, CARPENTER, C., '8z. BOSS BOSE CQPIEIDEGP CARPENTER, S. B., '73. CARTER, H. S., '69. CHASE, H. R., '72. CHILD, C. G., '86, CHILD, E. N., '85 XCLARK, G., 770. XCLERC, C. M., '45 CLERC, F. J., '43. COLEMAN, C. S., '8z. COLLINS, J. B. J., ,74. XCOLT, W. U., '44. Cotton, D. P., 771. COTTON, H. E., '74. CRAIK,- C. E., ,74. CROSBY, W. L., '8O. CZl77l77ZZ'7Z.S',,z4. G., '5I. CUNINGHAM, J. R., '85 XDASHIELL, E. F., '46. XDAYTON, M. B., '63. XDENVEY, D. P., '64. DICKERSON, E. N., Jr., ,74. DOCKRAY, E. L., '83. DOUGLAS, G. W., ,7I. ' XDOUGLASS, M., '46, DRAYTON, W., '7I. DRUMM, T. J., '74. 'EDU BOIS, J. C., '53, XEASTON, G. C., '5I. EDMUNDS, C. C., Jr., '77, ELMER, W. T., '8I. XELY, J. F-., '64, EMERY, R., '54. EMERY, W. S., 'SL EXIEREST, C. S., '7I. FERGUSON, E. M., '59. FERGUSON, H., '68. 'SI-TERGUSON, J. D., '5I. XFERGUSON, S., 757. FERGUSON, W., '63. FISKE, G. MCC., '7o. . I 1 , I I P 1, J N It 1 1 J ,J 'I J. 4 I gl K J, Il I H DJ 14' J N, J 4.1 JE. 1 . fi . I v I 9 I 4 A 5 J 1 1 E Fl. FOGG, T. B., 952. FOW.LER, F. H., '6I- FRENCH, L., '53. GALLAUDET, E. M., '56- Gardz'ner, E. IE., ' 56. GEORGE, J. F., .'77. GEORGE, J. H., 772. GEORGE, T. M. N., '8O. GIESY, S. H., '85. - XGILMAN, G. S., '47. - GOLDEN, H. L., '83. GOODRICH, A. B., '5z. GOODRICH, J. B., '66. GOODRIDGE, E., '6O. 'GOODRIDGE, F., '57, GOULD, C. Z., '8z. XGREENE, F. H., '82. , GREENE, G., '83. XGREEN, V., '6O. Gregory, H M., '56. GWINN, F. W., 772. XHALL, S., 54. HAMERSLEY, W., '58. HHARRIMAN, F D, '45. HARRIMAN, F W 7 xHART,,G 70 HAR1, S A 66 HAYDEN C G 66 Hermann, S 57 XHEWITI S G 77 HICKOX, G A 51 HICKS G C 56 HICKS,J M 54' xHICKS,W C 48 HITCHCOCK W A HITCHCOCR, W H HOEE H 82 'HOLWAY O O. HUDSON, R 7 . HURD, A D HURD J D HYDE E M 3 54 WISBELL, C. M., '63, XJAOKSON, A., '6O. TACKSON, W. A., '83. WJOHNSON, F.. E., '59. JOHNSON, F. E., '84. JOHNSON, G. D., '54. WJOHNSON, S. W., '58. JONES, C. W., '81.' JONES, E. P., JR., 777. XIQELLEY, J., '44, KEMPE, E. A., '81. ffefzfzeit, L. M., '70. SKISSAM, E. V. B., '69. fditredge, A. S., '57. ffloppefzbzzrg, ff W, '58. ICNICKERBACKER, D. B., '53 lf9'Z!77Zbh6Z6Z7', WTS B., '55, LANPHER, L. A., '8O. LEFFINGWELL, C. S., '54. LEWIS, G. F., '77. LINDSLEY, C. A., '49, LOBDELL, F. D., '85. XLONG, W., 743. Loverzdge, D. E 50 MACKAY-SMITH A 72 XMACLIN, R B 58 MAGILL, G L 84 5 MARSHALL M M 63 MATHER W G 77 M6C07ZZhd S 56 MCCRACKAN,J H 82 ,MCCRACKAN W D 85 MCIVOR, N W 8 MEARS, J E 5 MORRIS, F 64 Zlforris, jf H 45 MOWE, W R 70 NEEIY, A D 85 NEEIIY, H R NILES W W 57 OBERLY, H H 65 OLMS1ED, C T 65 . , , . . ., . II 1 ,, , 1 1 . ., .. , ., . 2 . t 4 0, o ' 0 I, 7 s n . u, a . . -qs . fa 7 7 lf, J Q ' '9 - 9 - 'a - S ' 9 7 .. - ,. 9 - a lf ' . . . 'K ? 7 3 , ., . 1 2 5 . ., . , ,, 7 , f 3 7 , 1: 5. , . ., . , ,, ,, , Lg, ' 'I ' s s, 2a J i' . .. f . . ., 4 8. '14 7 7 .U V 7 ' 'Q ' 5 a 'M' . .L ., , ,, 7 , f. ' 7 415 4 ' ' ' -2 , - ?'N 5 f 7 , W e A ' ' -, 8 . . ., ' . 151 2 ' 2 . . X S -, I . . ., '84 , 7 'JH' I HUGG, G- W-, 62- NICHOLS, W. F., '7O. 'Li n Q A , - I X ' . ' 'f 77' , - -, ' - 81 . ' . m f f - -, 74- . .. 2 . 3,451 J , - H7- A -. . . I' , . ff fc ' 14 fi . , 1' . 1' if , ' if 5 , . fl . ' ' 111 . ffl Yi 4 IA . . ' . Ii! ' . :ill 4 , . 1:1 A 7 OLMSTED, H. K., 46. PADDOCK, B. H., '48. PADDOCK, J. A., '45. PADDOCK, L. S., '5o. PARIS, I., JR., '76. PARKER, C. P., 773. PATTISON, A. E., '8o. PENFIELD, W. D., '6z. XPETTIT, W. F., '46. PHILLIPS, C. W., ,7I. XPOLK, A. H., '53. POND, C. M., '58. POTWINE, W. E., '7Q. PRESTON, T. S., '43. PURDY, E. L., '84, TPURDY, J. S., '49. RAFTERY, O. H., '73. RINEHART, E. J., '76. ROBERTS, W. J., ,75. ROGERS, W. E., '77. XRUDDER, W., '48. SCARBOROUGH, J., ,54. SEXTON, T. B., '6O. S8jl7lZ02l7', C. H, '52. SEYMS, G. H., ,72. SHAW, J. P. C., '7I. SHERMAN, S., '5O. SHORT, W. S., '83. SHREVE, B. F. H., '78. SMITH, C. B., '54. SPENCER, W. G., '53. STANLEY, G. M., '68. STANLEY, J. D., 777. STEDMAN, T. L., '74. XSTEELE, O. R., '53. XSTERLING, J. C., '44. BEARDSLEY, W. A., '87. NILES, E. C., '87. TDECEASED. Names of S STOCKING, C. H. W., '60 STODDARD, E. V., '6O. STODDARD, J., ,7I. STORRS, L. K., '63. STOTSENBURG, J. H., '5O. STOUT, J. K., 770. XSTUDLEY, W. H., '5o. SYLE, H. W., '67, SYLE, L. D., ,7Q. TAYLOR, E. B., '73. TAYLOR, J. P., ,43. TIBBITS, W. B., '61. TINGLEY, G. C., '5z. KTREMAINE, C. H. B., '66. XTRUBY, J. M., 779. TULLIDGE, F.. K., '76. XTUTTLE, R. H., '46. VALENTINE, W. A., 772. XVAN NOSTRAND, C. A., '7 TVINCENT, S., '58. WAKEFIELD, J. B., '46. WARNER, B. E., '76. WARREN, S. B., ,5Q. WEBB, W. R., '78, WEBSTER, L., '8o. ' WEBSTER, W. H., '6I. h WELLES, H. T., ,43. 8 WELLES, L. H., '64. WHITNEY, H. E., '74. WILLSON, C. T., ,77. XWILLSON, D. B., ,79. XWINCHESTER, S. F., '66. XWITHERSPOON, O., '56. WOODMAN, C. E., '73. WORTHINGTON, E. W., '75 ZIEGLER, P., 772. TIFFITS, C. H., '87. WITCOMBE, F. B., '87. members to be initiated in z'z'aZzks. s THE HONORARY FRATERNITY n FOUNDED 1776. AT WILLIAMAND MARY COLLEOE. ROLL OP UNITED CHAPTERS. ALPHA OF MAINE, . ' ALPHA OF NEW PIAMPSHIQRE, . ALPHA OF VERMONT, l BETA OF VERMONT, . ' ALPHA OF MASSACHUSET'FS, BETA OF MASSACHUSETTS, v . GAMMA OF MASSACHUSETTS, . ALPHA OF CONNECTICUT, BETA OF CONNECTICUT. ' GAMMA OF CONNECTICUT, ALPHA OF NEW YORK, ' BETA OF NEW YORK, GAMMA OF NEW YORK, 'DELTA OF NEW YORK, EPSILON OF NEW YORK, ZETA OF NEW YORK, ETA OF NEW YORK, THETA OF NEW YORK, IOTA OF NEW YORK, - ALPHA OF PENNSYLVANIA, BETA OF PENNSYLVANIA, BETA OF OHIO, . . I ' . O in 56 J BOWDOIN. DARTMOUTH. ' UNIVERSIT MIDDLEBU OF VERMONT. Y A RY. '- HARVARD. AMHERST. WILLIAMSI. YALE. TRINITY. VVESLEYAN. . UNION. UNIVERSITY OF CITY' OF NEW YORK COLLEGE O COLUMBIA. HAMILTON. HOBART. MADISON. CORNELL. Y UNIVERSIT DICKINSON LEHIGH. IQENYON. E CITY OF NEW YORK. OF VROCHESTER. COLLEGE. I einem Of Onneclcicujc. , OHRIOERS. Pvfesident, PROF. JOHN BROCKLESBY, LL.D. Vz'ce1P1'e.vz'de1zz', REV. RUF USR EMERY, M.A Sammy, REV. ,SAMUEL HART, D.D. . Treaszwen, JOHN H. BROCRLESBY, M.A El Ociejcg. , . BEEIGERS. .L4.r.9z'.vta1zt Secrezury, L. H. PADDOCK. u' A ' As.vz'.rz'am T1'ea.mre1', J. W. R. CRAWFORD. GDHSS BE 1888. BEIQDEN, H. M. , MORGAN, W. F., JR. BHNEDICT, L. LEG. PADDOCK, L. H. CRAWFORD, J. W. R. PURDY, C. E. HUBBARD, W. S. ' WARNER, M. C. 8 457.5 , I ! i HARRIMAN, F. W., ,73. HAR'l', S., '66. ' I-IARWOOD, E. E. Va I86IJ XHAWKES, W. W. Uz I86I5. HAYDEN, C. C., '66. XHAYDN, T- L., '56. HENDERSON, F.. F., '82. ' 'HERMANN, S., 757. HICKOX, G. A., '51. HICKS, G. C., '56. IIICKS, J. M., 754. HIES'FER, I., '76. HILLS, J. D., '78. HOADLY, C. J., '51. HOLBROOKE, G. O., '69, XHOLCOMB, D. E, '56. HOLDEN, S. M., '8z. HOLWAY, O., '8o. HOOKER, S. D., 777. HOPSON, G. B., ,57. HO'l'CHKIN, S. F., '56. HOVEY, H. E., '66. HUBBARD, Cf. M., '75. 'FI-IUGG, G. W., '6z. HULL, A. S., '66. HUNT, E. K. M 18515. HUNTINGTON, J. T., '5o. HUNTINGTON, J. W., '83. 'FI-IURD, J. D., 774. HUSKE, J., '77. JACKSON, A., '6o. JACOBS, E. C., '55. - JENNINGS, A. B., '61. XJOHNSON, E. E., '59, TJOHNSON, E. P., '65. JOHNSON, F. E., '84. JOHNSON, G. D., ,54. JONES, C. W., '81. TJONES, L. H., '5z. XKELLY, J., ,44. IQER, G., '43. XKERFOOT, J. B. UL 18655. IQISSAM, E. V. B., '69. IQITTRIDGE, A. S., 757. IQNICKERBACKER, D. B., LAMPHER, L. A., '8o. LILIENTHAL, H., '8,6. LINSLEY, A. B., '8z. LOCKWOOD, L. A., '55. LOOMIS, H. B., '85. LOVERIDGE, D. E., '5o. LUTHER, F. S., '7o. MACKAY, J. Uz 18545. MACKAY, W. R., '67. MAI.LORY, G. S., '58. 9 XMARBLE, N. F.. UE 18615. MCCOOK, J. J., '63. MCCRACKAN, J. H., '82. METCALF, H. A., '66. MILLER, P. S., '64. ' MITCBIELL, S. S., '85. MOFFETT, G. H., '78. MOORE, C. E., '76. MULCHAHEY, J., ,42 U1 18821. MURRAY, J. B., '62. NEELY, H. R., '84. NEWTON, E. P., '81. NICHOLS, W. F., ,7O. NILES, E. C., '87. NILES, W. W., '57, NORTON, F. L., '68. GLMSTED, C. T., '65, PADDOCK, B. H., '48. PADDOCK, J. A., '45. PAGE, C. Va 18515. PARSONS, A. T., 771. PARSONS, H., '83, , PARSONS, J. R., '81. PATTISON, A. E , '8o. PATTISON, G. B., '81. PAYNE, W., '34 U1 18545. PEABODY, F. B., '48. PERRY, J. B., ,72. XPETTIT, W. F., '46, XPIERCE, H. H., '58. POTTS, F. H., '68, PRESTON, T. S., '43, PROUT, J., 777. TPURDY, J. S., '49. PYNCHON, T. R., 741. RAFTERY, O. H., '73, REINEMAN, R. T., '8z. RICHARDSON, F. W., '84. RICHARDSON, L. W., '73. ROGERS, R. C., '45. XRUDDER, W., '48. RUSSELL, F. F., '85. RUSSELL, G. W., f34 ik 18515 SANDS, O. A., '87. XSANFORD, D. P., 744. 7 SANFORD, H. S., 35 fk 18615. SCARBOROUGH, J., ,54. SCUDDER, C. D., '75. SCUDDER, F.. M., 777. XSCUDDER, H. J., '46 fb I85OJ. SELDEN, F. C. fb 18595. SEYMS, G. H., 772. SHIPMAN, W. D. fb I87IJ. XSHORT, D. H., '33 U2 18565. SMALL, E. F., '74. 9. J SMITH, C. B., '54. SMITH, G. W. ff2I885J. TSMITH, H. S., '62. SMITH, J. S., '63. SMITH, S. E., ,75. ' SMYTH, J. D., ,74. XSOMMERS, J. B. Y. Ch I85IJ SPENCER, W. G., '53, STEVENS, S., '65.' ' STOCKING, C. H. W., '6o. STONE, M., '8o. STOTSENBURG, J. H., '5o. XSTUDLEY, W. H., '5o. TATE, W. J., '86. TAYLOR, E. B.-, ,73. XTAYLOR, J. B., '49. I I TAYLOR, W.-F.,R'44 Ck 18515. TTERRY, C. E., '51 Uz 1856J. THORNE, R., '85.- U TIBBITSS, C. H., '87.- A TIBBITS, W. B., '6I. TTOUCEY, I. Uz I846J. XTREMATNE, C. H. B., '66. VALENTINE, W. A., ,72. VAN NOSTRAND, C. A., 777. fVIBBER1', H. C., '68. VIBEERT, W. H., '58. WVINTON, F. Ck I854J. WALKER, D. B., '6I. WARREN, S. B., '59, WASHBURN, L. C., '8I. WATERMAN, L., '71, 'WATSON, S. N., '8z. WEBSTER, L., '8o. WELLES, H. T., '43. WHITCOME, F. B., '87. I WHITE, R. A., '8I. TWHITING, S. M., '46, XWHITLOCK, H. R., '7o. WHITNEY,- H. E., ,74. WILLIAMS, C. C., '7I. WILLIAMS, E. W., '53. WILLIAMS, J., '78. ' WILLIAMS, J. H., '54. WINKLEY, B. L., 779. ' 'fWIT1-IERSPOON, O., '56. XWOOD, H. S., ,7I. WOODMAN, C. E., 773. WORTHINGTON, E. W., '75 WRIGHT, A. H., '83. ZIEGLER, P., ,72. - X'Deceased. A . izHonorary. 60 f61j ante Glub w NM I Y -f'l lswm Sim- ll j IWIH H ' elf Inchne thee to mform us who thou art That dost lmprmt wxth hvmg feet unharmed, The so1l of Hell INFERNO CANTO XVI O, thou' who to th1s resldence of Woe approachest' Look how thou enter here, beware 1n whom Thou place thy trust, let not the entrance broad Dece1ve thee to thy harm INFERNO CANTO V Where, mn an mstant, I beheld upr1 en At once three helllsh furles stamed wxth blood In llmb and motlon masculme they seemed Around them greemsh hydras twxstmg roll'd Thelr volumes, adders and cerastes crept Instead of halrs, and thelr fast temples bound H INFERNO, CANTO IX DANTE S DEW ILS GEORGE ISRAEL BROWN EDWARD COMSTOCK JOHNSON 213 WILLIAM STIMPSON HUBBARD WILLIAM CLARKSON STUART READINGS DANTE7S INFERNO, PLRCATORIO, PARADISO M00RE,5 LALLA ROOKH 6 MULFORD,S THE NATION 2 Reading-REG A . COMMITTEE. REV. PROF. I. T. BECKWITH, Ckzzzwfzaaz. W. F. MORGAN, JR. '88, , P. SMITH, 790, A. E. DOUGLASS, 'S9. W. C. HICKS, JR., ,QI Qbpen Qbaiip fdtbruugbnut the Evan. The following periodicals are on Iile: DAILIES. HARTFORD COURANT, NEW YORK TRIBUNE, HARTFORD TIMES, NEW YORK WORLD, .HARTFORD POST, BOSTON HERALD, NEW YORK HERALD, . PHILADELPHIA PRESS. WEEKLIES. I I LONDON TIMES, HARTFORD RELIGIOUS HERAI D THE NATION, PUNCH, ' HARPER'S WEEKLY, . ' THE CHURCH PRESS, SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, THE CHURCHMAN, LITTELL'S LIVING AGE, THE LIVING CHURCH, THE CRITIC, LIFE, NEW YORK MAIL AND EXPRESS. IVIONTHLIES AND QUARTERLIES. ATLANTIC MONTHLY, . ' BAPTIST MISSIONARV, HARPER's MONTHLY, CONTEMPORARY REVIEW NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, SPIRIT OF MISSIONS, ' POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY, AMERICAN CHURCH REVIEW QUARTERLY REVIEW, - COLLEGE PAPERS, A THE CENTURY, EDINBURGH REVIEW, SCRIBNER'S, THE NINETEENTH CENTURY THE MISSION FIELD, FOREIGN 'CHURCH CHRONICLE THE CHURCH RECORD, HOME MISSIONARY. 9 - 1635 liihrae et College Library Committee. THE PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE, A - C. J. HOADLY, M. A., REV. SAMUEL HART, D. D. , Librarian. 3 1 I REV. J. H. BARBOUR, M. A. . Assistant Librarians. ' G. I. BROWN, C. H. REMINGTON. The number of volumes now in the Library, exclusive of duplicates and unbound miscella- neous pamphlets, is 28,800. ' - The whole number of volumes added to the Library during. the year 1886-7 Was 1,3 565 viz. : by purchase 359, by exchange 74, by gift 923. Of'these 250 were duplicate copies of ebooks already in the Library 5 the net increase therefore was I,IO6. I .The table appended gives details of circulation. STATISTICS OF CIRCULATION. tgzeifsif 655255: Number of Students on the Catalogue.. 107 74 . 80 103 Books' taken out by Studebzfs .' General Works, . 5. . . . A . 7 4 4 2 Philosophy, Theology, and Social Science, , 95 105 2513 243 Philology and Classics, . . ' . . 34 48 56 SI Science and Art, . ' .... ' 41 .71 103 124 Periodicals of all classes, . . 36 129 276 326 Fiction, ..., . . . 177 21 1 165 I 59 Modern Literature, .... 186 171 299 309 History, Biography, and Geography, . 125 I ' 123 289 ' , 325 . I I Total taken by Sfudents, . . . I 701 862 1,405 ' 1,539 Number taken by Fbfufgl and others, about 200 ' 3l4 ' 446 327 T0t-211, - 901 1,176 1,851 1,866 4645 mba lgilfwgila TI O. fUBL1s1-IED JASNNUALLY BY -THE IIU1xf1oRVpLAss Q OF TRINITY FOLLEGET. N BQARD QF EDITORS FQR 1887. M. C. WARNER, Mllltlgl-7Qg' Ecz'z'z'0r. J. P. ELTON, L. W. DOWVNES, I H. M. BELDEN A. MCCONIHE, R. C. EAS'1'MAN.' BOARD OF EDITORS FOR 1888. A C. H. REMINGTON, Ma1zagz'ng Edzfor. 4 R. H. SCHUTZ, S. F. JARVIS, JR., A. MILLARD A. E. WRIGHT, 1R. C. TUTTLE. . C653 WRC SIZIRIRIEY A fables. PUBLISHED EVERY TI-IREE WEEKS DURING TERM-TIME 'BY TI-IE',STUDENTs OF TRINITY FOLLEGE. ' 'E XR Kl'k A V351 , l A 'vb ldulu ,N A W Q s Afjfv M 5? Y- x Y:-1 lf? i F - w - Eg I IUIUIQ N I I . 'lm ' , BOARD OF EDITORS I FOR 1887. 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THE LAST SOLDIER OF THE G. A. R. F. F. KRAMER, '89, . . H THE, GERMAN COMMON PEOPLE. . T I D CCDMMITTEE-OF AWARD. REV. ELISHA WHIT'l'LESEY, I ' , A. E. BURR, A. H. SNOW. .Fi1fsz'P1'z'ze-G. S. WATERS, '87. Sec01zdVP1'z'z4'--G. M. BRINLEY, '38. DANCING, 9.30. C63l 1 J 1 1 Q B I y 1 E E X J' XMOII N 0 I 9' f' Ns Q2 Xfwx f A W - ' 2 CD A fl fl ,-, 13 x NS ' JK ,.., ' N fi ' . .-4- --.. X ' fg V 5 Hr - 'xx' -S X Kgs- J - ...,. ', -1 1131,-3 gi' xi- XX 1:95. X A ' V 7 A MESS-if X K N X 5 C--HA, ,Qfi y xx g -z iffk K' K. I g if ng: ,.,f 4 ' -E, g 1 Y .:.i-'.:-L--1 f-, .YE-gf i - ' wiiix ' : -Q 4 QL? 5 'E f -... E' -A 'igfa X- f ? , ,-- -T.: f 11 f I g . 4- .. m-1 ' , ' .fry ,-? ' - Y , 1 S 2-' T V 1 i-L 1 . . X ,, E Q ff f . x vf -by H ff M g f- Il nuum X If ' .-4 ,. 9- F' -'tl f?H' g N 2 me asker ge. C70! -5' K ,, wx ! -... 'UE 5 .---.- .. -' ,.- I ' x ...- f ' . I i -.5 lIlIIlll.ll ' 1 . f X s 1 f u Q ,, Q Q I . XX X ,- fl ' .. - f X ,I . 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WILCOX, B.A , F. P. WILCOX, B.A., C. G. WILLIAMS, B.A., H. WILMERDING, REV. R. L. WINKLEV, B.A., TH. S. WOOD, B.A., LL.B., REV. C. E. WOODMAN, B.A., Ph.D. A. H. WRIGHT, B.A., A. M. YOUNG, M.A. ROYAL BENGAL HIPPOGRIFF, . ........ O.'C. O. M. B. O. F. F. CAT A MOUNTAIN, . . ...... . P. E. H. R. O. V. I. E. T. C. H. GRYPHONIC EGG SUCKER, . ...... ' . P. Q. L. T. R. L. T. A. T. F. F. B. RETIRING DEIVIONS. W. W. BARBER, R. C. EASTMAN, J. P. ELTON, A. C. HALL, W. J. S. STEWART, A. R. STUART, W. C. STUART, M. C. WARNER. DEVLINGS. V ' CRVxzD, VzxMzL, SMNTG, RFEXGYON, HFRXELYG, WRVQS, QZRAZ, MNPHV. I0 C719 W . J I- J -, x 5 ,r m ' x Tl' ActiveA Members, i73 E Um v A Q' id E9 A I .H - M K H478 , , .J 1 16 .li-g f.. X 1 NJA- ' I- ww,-5 QU A Lf 1 I 114 1 I . . 1 if x 'K f Lk fbi' Qbwgikgl ' fix' Iii VA L,i lu 4 Q., - did I 6421 ff' Ava - f xg ' .'1SlTf f ' .vw 5' - A 957 L3 ng'5iUlu - 2 - Y I - uhh J.-:gdlgsiazgigzgiin Q, ,Lf -A-f i Ji Q W,f'2 14 . ll x x X ' W Y iyr W Y ' AW L . 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CLARK, W2'!!zkzm.v. l E. C. PENNIMAN, Worcesler Tech Second gnnual meeting to be held at Worcester, Mass., May, 1888. 1781 ' A EIRST ANNUAL ,EIELD MEETINC A OF THE Flew England IQEOF-Gellegiaue Eltshleisie Elsseeialsierg. CHARTER OAK RARK, HARTFORD, Friday, May 27, 1887. Events. Hundred Yards Dash, - zzo Yards Dash, - - Quarter-Mile Run, - Half-Mile Run, - - Mile Run,- - - Two-Mile Run, -' - - - Two-Mile Bicycle Race, 120 Yards Hurdle, 4 Running High jump, - Standing Broad jump, - Standing Bar Vault, - Putting I6 lb. Shot, - - Throwing I6 lb. Hammer, Throwing Base-Ball, - - Pole Vault, ---- Running Broad Jump, - Standing High Jump, - Winners J. P. ELTON,- - F. FITZGERALD, F. E. GOVE, '- - H. E. PRESCOTT E. P. HOLTON, E. F. ELLIS, - - F. L. IJOLE, - - F. L. KEAY, - . - A S. CROOK,'- - E. S. BOYD, - - W. B. EATON, 4 E. J. BODWELL, R. C. CAMPBELL,- G. E. WARREN, C. D. COOKE, - S. CROOK,- - - 0 Colleges. Records. Min. Sec. TRINITY, - - .... Ioga TRINITY, - - . 243- DARTMOUTH, . . . . 54? DARTMOUTH, 2 AMHERST, - 4 49 DARTMOUTH, IO 3 AMHERST, - 7 45 DARTMOUTH, .... 18g Ft. In, ' 5 42 NVILLIAMS, - IO 35 AMHERST, - 6 S5 WESLEYAN, - 32 4 DARTMOUTII, 76 4 WILLIAMS, - 356 I-5 BROWN, - 9 ' 3135 BROXVN, - IQ 845 WILLIAMS, - 4 IO2 kTie between C. L. Cobb of Dartmouth and C. W. Porter of Amherst. I0 C791 I HL XIlRiEiE32 GEIIQQQ Htshleim FISS6EfEEiEE. .xx f 5 I I 1 I , P 1. , X r E If -, ,. I I . 1' ,mm nl I 1 W x V , QL ..,,, NIJ, . Hg? A ,fii.1g..,,f!1:' T ' V ., - A E ,Q -5 Q 1+ .EiIEfi?4QQ!fE:ff R AFXESM .... ' 'V 1 3-'5' - 'TN A A ' ::3:EEE::55E555:f ESE!EEZSWIEEELEEEEEEEEIE::.: ' . T ' .... A i E , -Q f' 5 fle d, f-1,,,,j.'. ' .btw-all jig-Li fA ,.,- -,g1fff -f Ri :,.:::f:::. -v I ' - - if 1 E'-, ' L ff: - f--Qifx' -f 55 ,. 1887-8. President. A. R. STUART, JR., '88. Vice-President. Secretary-Treasurer. M. C. WARNER, '38, T A. MCCONIHE, 589. X ' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. n THE PRESIDENT, ex qjifia, I G. M. BRTNLEY, '88, A R. H. SCHUTZ, -'89, 4 ii C305 C. S. GRTSWOLD, -,QO. ' D. VAN SCHAACK, QI WINNERS AT THE EIOIITII EIEEO IIEETINO Eielsleteis Essocsizliision. MAY 16, 1887. Throwing Base-Ball. , - . X First, SHANNON, '87, 315 ft., Second, SCOTT, '89, 275 ft. Hop, Skip, and Jump. First, F. BULL, ,QI, 36 ft. 2 in. Second, UPSON, '88, 36 ft. IQ, in. - One Hundred Yards Dash. y I First, ELTON, '88, Toi sec. Second, FITZGERALD, '89, IO? sec. Standing High Jump. A First, VVARNER, '88, 4 ft. 35 in. Second, B. VVRIGHT, '89, 4 ft. 25- in. ' Putting 16-Pound shot. A First, UPSON, '88, '28 ft. 7 in. , Second, SCOTT, '88, 27 ft. 8 in. u Throwing 16-Pound Hammer. First, HOWE, '90, 62 ft. II inch. Second, SHANNON, '87, 55 ft. 9 in. V Running High Jump. First, WARNER, '88, 5 ft. 1 Second, SCOTT, '88, 4 ft. 8 in. Pole Vault. ' . First, SHANNON, '87, 9 ft. 5 in. Second, UPSON, '88, 8 ft. 3 in. L31 D . FQ aslmrrg EXRIEJIEIEQ PR11. 1 1887 Club Swinging M C VVARNER, 88 C E DEUEL '87 A R STUAR1 88 A C IIALL 88 T L CHERILREE, 'go P SMHH Q0 H U S1ENLER 90 Vaultlng F1rst, C E DEUL, 87, and A R STUART 88 6 ft 715- m Running Hugh Jump Flrst, B WRIGHT, 89 4 IOi Rope Chmblng Flrst, E MCCOOK Q0 613 sec Parallel Bar C E DEUEL 87 A R STUART 88 O APPLEK ATE JR 87 NORTHEY JONES 88 Swinging Rings 0 APPLEGATE, JR 87 F B WH1'1cow1E '87 A R STUART, 88 A MCCONIHE 89 M C WARNER 88 Standing High Jump F1rst, M C VVARNER 88 4 ft 3 m Second A C HALL, '88 4 ft 1 1n Sparrxng G M BRINLEY 88 W W BARBER 88 Fencing B WRIGHT 89 G FRENCH, 39 8.9 A High Kick. ' , ' ' First, A. R. STUART, '88, 7 ft. 92 in. 6 Second, B. WRIGH'r,f'89..' t A A A f ' Horizontal Bar. A. R. STUART, '88. A. MCCONIHE,',89. G. M. BRINLEY, '88. N. JONES, '88 A . Ring Jump. ' 1 First, A. R. STUART, '88, II ft. 8-L in. Second, M. C. WARNERg '88. Tug of War. '89 w. '9o. WON BY '90, Holder of MoCi'aokan Cup. A. R. STUART, '88, Next Exhibition will be lield in the new Gymnasium April, Io, 1888. , 1 ' 3 , 4345. lllninibgj Clellege Ellahlelrsie Reese zels. t EVENT. RECORD. i NAME. DATE. Eigglggu NAME. A DATE, , l- --. 1oo yd. dash, IO 2-5 s. W. R. Sedgwick, '84. June 2, 1883. I0 3-5 s. lllllllaglfezzd, I r 220 yd. dash, 22 I-2 s. F. N. Shelton, '79. i-Tune 5, I8791 24 s. M1323 1- mile run, 56 4-5 s. W. R. Sedgwick, '84. June 2, 1883. 57 I-2,S. J. R. Carter, '83. june 2, 1883. l 4 mile run, 2m.1'7 3-4S. G. M. Brinley, '88, May 16, 1887. 2m.243-4s. E. D. Appleton, '8o. june 5, 1879. ' . 3 ' l 1 mile run, 5m. IQ I-2 s. C. E. I-I0tchk1ss, '82. june 3, 1880. 5 m. 24 s. E. F. Henderson, '82 June 3, 1880, IF.L.W'1 ,'s. ' .' . ' ' 120 yd' hurdle' I8 4.S' l C. E. Hbfccl1xkiss?'82. 1311?geI35,',I383? 13 P2 5- J- D- Chefweff 'SL May 25, I878.l 1 mile walk, 8 m- I6 S- l E. B- Hatch. '86- ljune 2, 1883. 8 m. 18 s. E. Welch, '86. June 2, 1333, 2 mile walk, 20 m I0 S. R. Barclay, '82. June 5, 1879. 21 m. 5 s. L. Webster, 779. June 5, 1879, 1 - FWF im F. G. Russell. '8o. hgalqnllliglg 5ft.2 I-2 in. R. H. Nelson, '80, june 3, 1880. ' 5 ft. W. B. Goodwin, '88. ,gay 25' 'Egg' lg J p' M. C. Warner, '88, ay 29' I 5' d' - . . l hifnjliglgp, 4 ft. 4 ln. F. E. Johnson, '84, June 2, 1883. 4.ft. 3 m, M. C. Warner, '88. NlILgg,e2?, 1188883511 ., 1 . f 1 Rummg 20 ft. II in. R. M. Campbell, '78, May 25, 1878 IQ ft. II in. R. H. Nelson, '8o. June 3, 1880.3 broad jump, brigzniltfp, IO ft 1 in. F. E. Johnson, '84. june 2, 1883. 9 ft.'11 in. R- H. Nelson, '8o. June 3, 1880. I l ' . Pole vanlting, 9 ft 5 in. J. W. Shannon, '87. iMay 16, 1887. 9 ft. 2 in. J. R. Parsons, '82. june 5, 1879. Th ' l 4 RC- the lxrlgiggr, 73 ft. 1 in. P. Drumm, '83. I 'june 3, 1880. 69 ft. C- M- Kurtz, '33- june 2, 1883. ' - 1 - Pufting ' . - l . the Shot. 34 ft. 2-3 in. E. D. Appleton, '80, ljune 3, 1880. 31 ft. 15- in R. H. Nelson, '8o. june 3, I88O. I thlglgssglgill. 365 ff- 4 ill- W. R. Sedgwick, '84. 1Oct. 21, 1882 360 ft. B. Stark, '79. june 5, 1879. 1 - ,Y 38 ft. 10 in.I F. E. johnson, '84, lMay 30, 1884 37 ft. R. Rodgers, '87. May 30, 1884. M 1 I ' Mason '81 3-legged race I 5 Scott' 89' Q ' ' , 3 1-5 s. and ,May 16 1887 I4 1-4 s. and june 5 1879. hoo ylisp' l F, Bull, ,9I. 5 , Washburn, '81. , I l35l r May May May May May May May May May May June June june june Q RRceRiSA1R REOR- Ollegieme ASO- all fISSOOia'I.iOR. OEIIIGRRS. A President. L R. N. FAIRBANKS, ' X Dartm ouflz. 1 st Vice-President. ' ' 2d-Vice,-President. ' A. F. CLARK, G. D. STORRS, PWZZz'ams. . P A vnkersi. ' I Secretary and Treasurer. H. R. WILKINSON, A mfzersf. ' A QF QRIAMRRNSRIIR RORIROOLE. 4 and 4 and 9, 9 and I5 and IQ, 22 2 29 29 and 3 and and and 9, 2 I5 3 and and IO, 16, 2 3 30, 6. 16, 2 O, . 5, DARTMOUTH w. AMHERST, TRINITY U.-. WILLIAMS, - WILLIAMS w. AMHERST, - TRINITY w. DARTMOUTII, WILLIAMS w. DARTMOUTH, WILLIAMS w. AMHERST, - - DARTMOUTI-I w. TRINITY, . AMHERST w. WILLIAMS, - - - AMI-IERSVT w. TRINITY, A - - DARTMOUTH vs. WILLIAMS, - WILLIAMS YJLTRINITY, - - AMIIERST vs. WILLIAMS, - I - AMI-IERST vs. DARTMOUTH, - TRINITY ws. AMHERST, '- 136D GAMES, 1888... AT AMHERST. - AT WILLIAMSTOWN - AT AMHERST. - AT HANOVER. A AT HANOVER. - AT AMHERST. - AT HAR'FFORD. f , AT WILLIAMSTOWN - ATV HARTFORD. AT WILLIAMSTOWN - AT HARTFORD. - AT WILLIAMSTOWN. AT HANOVER. - AT AMHERST. 5 . SlZBiBi'By CZBllB,B1B EBSQ-Bail F2iBB. Captain. ' J. W. SHANNON, ' W. W. BARBER, BB, C. T. L. CHERITREE, '90, IB. F. B. WHITCOMB, '87, IB, L. F. M. C. MCLBMQRB, BQ, QB. R. G. H 87, P. MCC. BRADY, '90, 3B. M. BRINLEY, '88, S. s. A. PINNEY, '87, L. F. W. A. BEARDSLEY, By, C. F R. E. L. RODGERS, '87, R. F. Substitutes. 8 A. E. WVRIGHT, '89 f4g31'1'1CSJ. A. R. STUART, '88 K3 game-sl. .G. W. RQDGERS, '87 CI gamej. 11 - ww A N i r v Xllninitey Qellege Base-Ball, Eine ili.- . Manager. W. F. MORGAN, JR., '88, Board of Directors. I ' - W. F. MORGAN, JR., '88. ' A. E. WRIGHT, '89. T. A. CONOVER, '9o. April 19, cc 20, cc 26, 4: 30, May 2, H 4 7 H - 7, Io, C 13, H .GC 7 sc 25, H 30, J une 4, 66 7, ' II, C 25, I SEASON OF1887. I Games played, - Games won, - Games lost Games tied Easton, TRINITY, I2 - LAFAYETTE, ro. f 'A - Phiiadoiphia, UNIVERSITY OF PENN., rg,--TRINITY, ro. Hartford, TRINITY, 5 -ROSE HILLS QSt. John'S Collegei, 5 Meriden, A TRINITY, I2 -RESoLUTESf,.rr. , Harrford, A TRINITY, 7 -4 MUTUALS, r. vvriirarrrorowri, YVILLIAMS, 7 - TRINITY, 6. Harrford, TRINITY, S - WESLEYAN, 3. New Haven, YALE, o,- TRINITY, r. Hartford, ' TRINITY, ra-BROWN UNIVERSITY, 5. Fordham, ROSE HILLS qsr. John's Col1egej,47- TRINITY, 3. Amherst, TRINITY, 9 - AMHERST, 8. , . Providence, TRINITY, 6-BROWN UNIVERSITY, I. Troy, TRINITY, ,S -- R. P. I., o. I Hartford, TRINITY, 6 - LAFAYETTE, ag y Hafrrford, AMHERST, ro-TRINITY, 6. ' L' Middletown, TRINITY, r r f WESLEYAN, r. o SUMEMARY. , - I 'I6 IO 1 - 5 9 ' H I Runs scored by Trinity, 122 Runs scored against Trinity, - 490 ' C337 3111111111 ellege 458. all 1 I W 1 ' IFICS. FIELDING AVERAGES. Players. Games. Put Out. Assists. Errors. CEEIEZES. Average CHERITREE, - 4 34 2 Q 0 36 1.000 SHANNON,- - 16 3 224 I 2 229 .991 BARBER, - - 16 203 31 Y 9 243 .954 WHITCOME, - 16 120 5 II 136 .919 A. E. WRIGHT 4 3 1 1 5 .833 BRINLEY, - - I5 I7 36 II 64 .828 BEARDSLEY, - I2 9 0 I 2 II .818 MCLEMORE, - 16 I2 32 Q IO '54 .814 R. RODGERS,- I3 7 3 3 I3 .769 BRADY, - - - I3 I3 I3 7 I5 41 .634 PINNEY, - I5 6 4 IO 20 .500 BATTING AVERAGES. Players. Games. At Bat. Runs. 1 B. H. T. B. H. Average. Arfggge' BR1NLEY, -1 I5 64 0 22 26 .343 .406 PINNEY, - I5 H 69 16 20 20 .289 .289 BARBER, - 16 75 23 20 28 .266 .373 SHANNON,- - 16 70 II I7 18 .242 .257 BEARDSLEY, - .I2 44 II IO IO .227 .227 R. RODGERS, I3 54 A 8 I2 I5 .222 -27,7 MCLEMORE, A- 16 64 II I3 I5 -203 -234 XIVHITCOME, - 16 59- I3 II I5 -136 -254 BRADY, - - - I3 SI 5 I2 -156 -235 CHERITREE, - 4 16 1 2 ! 2 -125 -125 A. E. 'VVRIGHT 4 I5 1 0 10 .000 .ooo 895 . , f. Ey- II I: 'Ig lid I 5,5 I If III: :I I I I I I I I I I I I . .. Glass Ball Fgimesi. j TSS. B u Captain. - , . A PUTNAM, IST B. H BRINLEY, P. MORGAN, S. S. I A BARBER, C. ELTON, L. F. . STUART, 2D B. WARNER,'C. F. . EASTMAN, 3D B. Q W. SCOTT, R. F. - gully Su6JZz'!uz'e.r-HARTRANFT AND OSTROM. A u L' . I x.- mlli ' I sg. I Captain. I A. EMPIE WRIGHT, IST B. ,I B. WRIGHT, P. FRI-INCH, S. S. Qwa, , RFMINGTCN, 2D B. N. SCOTT, L. F. KRAMER, C. . SCHUTZ, S. F. I JARVIS, R. F. A. MCCONIHE, 3D B. IL .,. Subsizmfes-,MILLARD AND SENNETT. - . S. I'-. . 1 . I Cf. . I IIT? 1 - 91' n . Manager. , . .'., T . T. P. THURSTON. I . N -I-' HAMLIN, P. M. WRIGHT, S. S. W. WRIGHT, C. 1ELWYN, R.lF. I T. B. SMITH, IST B. HOLLY, C. F. B 'W. BULL, 2D B. YOUNG, L. F. - fiif THURSTON, 3D B. MASCOT, HGOLIATH . C907 . 'I' . ,I I I-If I I I ,I I: , ll ? L 1 1 4 4 3 4 3 I 5 i gi! J 7 5 1 I 1 1 I 1 N i 1 V9 A ,B 5, EE N 5 'l s I 4 1 ig! 1 1 , 1 Ei 11 I l I -f Eh L fl '2' 1' . 111 E 1 A 11 ll 1 Qi 1 1 - - L 1 T1 111tg allege 66 : Q E QWTL tl M55 j A , 1 -A.. 4 K - f 1. - t EOS, , -4, fs.. ' 7 8 ZA 'ABP 454. '53 I l,g I, ?' ' If - ' .r'1'2:gr::::::::' . 8 . 5' , fl I4 1.-- M' --.1-ci-'Xt ' X I . - ...... --L ...M - ' , 1: H 1T.'-Wulf-.111 . life Qing 7'Qf:,jtNg:, -- ,. ---..... ..--------- - -- ,.-.1 ... ..--..., ........... . I x I f . Q 'X , 'P if E '-Q 57l,1ZW3X . W 1 - I P-K-,,5..,rf. .J-. I 1 11 8' r 'I 7',': nd? Vgl8Q'1'?',. '1'5 51 A , f . 5- Q.,, - 1 - 2334. --A 41,711-L M 2112.--C 2: , 'Q-lzhiy Q plxnhy--L 5.5 1 vvl' rl 5 'wth' F 1 f f g -- L -44.-A - V, . 'Fw ,ir L 4-----AN-4651. JZ- K'QV.g?,xj:, mi J., N. ' A ,e,,r,,au ,,.L .-5 . .4 , SZW1.. '- T 1 '- ff? Y' . ' X.-55' T '?'t.f- . 1 .Heid ff! 1, 1 W. F. MORGAN, IR., '88, Manager. W. SCUDDER, '89, Treasurer. 1 ,r,' i ,ee Rushers. ' GRISWOLD, PUTNAM, HOISINGTON, SHANNON, E. MCCOOK, UPSON, J. T. SCOTT. 521 Quarter-4Back. T 1, CoNovER. 111 ,Half-Back. Half-Back. I W. W. BARBER fCaptainJ, BRINLEY. ' Full-Back. - 1 51 Q BRADY. - -1:15 1g X ' - 1 It Substitutes. M A'4 E. B. BULKLEY C3 gamesj, JARVIS Q3 gamesj, LYNCH Q3 gamesy, A. B. TALCOTT QI gamey, '- ' J. MCCOOK QI gamej, J. H. GREENE fr gamej, P. SMITH QI gamej. A 1 C943 A 1 , 1 11 1f 1. 1 1 11 1 1 1 F15 1 il 1 hi I H 12!1 111 1l1 111 I 198 ll 15: 1111 in 11 111 1l' 111 I1 111 E11 l i W 1 EI 1 H 171 in 1111 1i'1Q :xl 11 V!!! 1 Ii 1.1I:1 5,1 5151 31, 5111! WI QQ: '15 1, ,V1 l15'l1' 1 'il 1 1 H3 1211! 4,11 11:11, '1 .5 1111 :HI 1111 11 L 1111 '11' Ill 1 111. 111131 ml 1,1111 1!5,I'i 'l1!1!1 11151 1111 KH 11: 1' , 151 11 1 512 111 ll I lug 996 feet:BeIU Eleven. Q . -95 A' rffx' 7 . mv C.,.f2f CN It ' -T... ,wi.::.-n- 4- -- - -ll it A-P - . ' -'- E lm. H i -T-vi 'WIIIYI .' NW! I L I R ' UH H 14 'b'l.l W ' I M5m-A-WH it .JIWLEL NL -A, :Dv -'J I 'J I s L t?A-- It X y 7 - .4 I 1 1' . ,Wm H '. . I - I QA My W1 I' ff WW --1' ef .4MIf II4.1. 1 - - - f . ,ji I I 6, ' iq! 1 l m 'mg ' ' .rn-Q-Fi .J -'gf V - X - I4 'r M3 LA 1992.17 S ,X M X ,.f-.f-151-rfiffv-fa-fe- 5 I, ff- 'qf' I, -' W EM I p'???'f'f39 M - ,ne ,V fav-'-' I flag, ff ' . . I -A . .,,, fr ' ' I ,, ' ,' 1 '- 'vx- ' L V, ,,. --1 --K. if :ff'f JpfVi!w.S L HA- H, ,N -:EARN Y, .. .Q - di KTVVL I x . T.,....-- Q I Q uf! An MRA, Rat: .a W C. S. GRISWOLD, Capiain and Zllamzger. RUSPIGFS. I GRISWOLD, TALCOTT, E. McCooK, HOWE, SMITH, MCCONIHE, J. McCooK. Quarter-Back. Back. Half-Backs. CONOVER. LYNCH. E. B. -BULKLEY, BRADY. ' 4 feet:BeIU. Eleven. Rushers. ' I ' SCOTT, COSTER, HOISINGTON, J. H. GREENE, T.. B. SMITH, TALCOTT, THURSTON. D Back. , Quarlter-Back. Half-Backs. ELWYN. HAMLIN waptainy. M. WRIGHT, AND HOLLY. ' ' Substitutes. ' HILL, WA-LK ER. I lf 969 76555 Bfeekeg Eleven, S- A Q- . iq fuk: 84,71 if . 'gsx:1,-, ' f 1-QQ . . J ....... . va 1' . :QQ ..... .... ......f. ..,. ......... .......... y E A 0. -Q-- E R7 .... - ..,,.....x.... ,...,..... - - ....... - .... -- H- -- I ' I' .... lZ.l....12ZIZ ' -....... ' QT' Qi H'-t:.:::::::.::::: gg 'X A..Z.1I12ZZIITIZZZZZZZZZZZIIIIIIZIY ' ' , ' jf N 5:QQ55- O - G 'T..L..ZZE:2E21ffIfffIIIII1IIIlIQlIIIIII1Il. N -- ,NM ff .I ,- .. ................ -...- . ........ Point. BENEDICT. Rushers. I V ELTON, JONES, BRINLEY, STUART, WARNERQ PUTNAM A Cover. A EASTMAN. 'Half-Backs. Goal-Keeper. PADDOCK, BARBER. MORGAN. T 7 S9 Efeelieg Eleven. Point. WRIGHT. Rushers. JARVIS, ' FITZGERALD, SCHUTZ, VANDERPOEL, FRENCH. Cover-Pointgl ' SCUDDER. Half-Backs. Goal-Keeper. KRAMER, REMIN GTON FRYE. - ' A 4,979 I 1 1 w Q . i 2 I I i x ! i 4 1 J 5 I i I 4 4 1 Q w 1 1 w 4 X Q . Xllwimils Clellege EJHIH Hsseeiauiam 1 D ie -V -mW'W 'x--.,-v-- 6 1 , N X 7' X V' :J g Q .- 5 : 552: ,-? , ' pf' !Z T1fI ' pm.. Q 3. :r ':-. -52.42 ,F XX, ' ip... . ......... gif-2.1-1 .... ...,.. ..:.f..z,e.,-,5:..- ...... ....,.... v..,-z-..............--mf-.. , lf 551 h t: W -,W ,J ,,,,,,,, ., ,.,,,,,.,,.,,.. ' ' ' .- -, fi . lw!k '4' 1 :U .eye 1 W ,Q T zz: , if , M Y , 5 L I 4 jf ,3-.ro P 'I 5 ff 'T 1 f Q A ' I' L Y fb J ai px 1411 'I' ' I ' W - Hi l' x 1 E ff' f X X M' A fl 530 A I I --A ' ' ' . ' - Q . . ' VI 2 fl ' JK ' X ' I A 1 X X X- X F W is gi -7771, g N . T' f - 1' 1, X ' 1 X, New 1 . 1 f X It ' . . ' - -.-- I ...L ig- , 23. J - - ' MGT . A NggiggggeH5EieefgWWTHEg2Q5lif .5 Tidi. -F f -f-A ' 'fHxi::H.-eesvmeerffx President. . W. F. MORGAN, JR., Secretary. V A. MCCONIHE. Captain. F. S. BULL. A MEMBERS. A. E. WRIGHT, H. M. BELDEN, F. F. KRAMER, ' - W. E. A. BULKELEY, '88, 1 Treasurer. F. S. BULL. X W. MCCONIHE, , W. BUILL, - F. C. WAINWRIGHT, M. R. WRIGHT, ' Rh. M. LUTHER, A. McCoNIHE,- R. C.. EASTMAN. frool mis LFISSGQJ- ialsiealfgm 45 N I A gfa'-S-: E5 1 wNmnmwsggfE??' 1'-. NT. 'ez . :,,, - 'x '. Lgzelg'-.' . ' x w x x Q . gg: n .. I .-., if X 1f P6o ,2I' 5' - , It if 11. M1157 1 ' I .W s -13 l' . H,l,- gf ' ' . A 14 4 , , - .,,, fy? . I Y' 'Y .Ji F1 1141 L - x b' ..- In 71, 1 G Ch' xi-Q 4 'Im C N 2: 3 ' ' 4 : gUx ,f . I L ,1. 4 ,I V f I ., 1, , zuxx , XX ll Wg. ,. X - 1 Tum! .. ' T ,N 1 ,.' ,IVUWEDMS-Wwfpff , :Q xl A-1 ,CM ,fb 2. dbx xXt5' b7XA,fr X31 ff f, .fri ' xii 'LJ ' f -A X ,xhaa L1 .. 4.'jAL.JQg,e-,JPL . I Cfrinincg Gellege. fIOIJ 7 5I1JceIf':CCollegie13ce QEWI1, qemmis iqssociofcion. . . I ORGANIZED AT TRINITY CoLI.I-:cal-:, APRIL 17, 1883.4 , . x -QIQGFFICERS, 1888-9 President. P. S.-SEARS, Harwarfd, '89. I ' Vice-President. Secretary and Treasurer. A. E. WRIGHT, Trz'm'zjv, '89. G. HURD, Yale, ,QO. . l Fliitslea Elmrwel Sllourmznlrmeriu. Held on the grounds of the New Haven Lawn Club, October, 1887. 1Z3Ef76J67ZfK6L7--AMHERST, COLUMBIA, HARVARD, PRINCETON, TRINITY, WESLEYAN, WILLIAMS, AND YALE. I Singles. Ist-P. S. SEARS, .Harvard, '89. 8 zcl-O. S. CAMBELL, Colambza, '91. I Doubles. A A - Ist-P. S. SEARS, '89, iand'Q. SHAW, ,9I, Harvard. I zd-O. S. CAMBELL, 791, and V. G. HALL, Columbia. Nb ll. o-.. . ZIP OFFICERS, 1887-8 President. , G. M. BRINLEY, Trz'm'zjf, '88. ' . Vice-President. Secretary and Treasurer. P. S. SEARS, Harvard, '89. H. W. CooLEY, Yale, '88. ' A QIOZJ VVINNERS 9113661 Qellegaie Qemwn TQIITIIQ 031ss9cIa.'cIcm. a SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION AT TRINITY COLLEGE, APRIL, 1883. SPRING OF 1883. Singles-Ist, E. CLARK, '83, Harvard. zd, G. L. SARGENT, Yale. Doubles-Ist, CLARK and TAYLOR, '86,'Harvard. ' zd, GARDNER, '84, and HILL, '85, Brown. FALL, 1883. Singles-Ist, TAYLOR, '86, Harvard. , zd, THORN, '86, Yale. ' Doubles-Ist, PRESBURY, '85, and TAYLOR, '86, Harvard. zd, KNAPP, '86, and THORN, '86, Yale. , FALL, 1884. , , Singles-Ist, KNAPP, '86, Yale. ' zd, BRINLEY, '88, Trlmkjf. Doubles-Ist, KNAPP, '86, and THORN, '86, Yale. zd, BRINLEY, '88, and WRIGHT, '88, Trz'm'l1f. ' FALL, 1885. Singles-Ist, KNAPP, '86, Yale. zd, BRINLEY, '88, Trz'm'zjf. Doubles-Ist, KNAPP, '86, and SHIPMAN, '86, Yale. zd, CHASE and PRATT, Amkersl. r FALL, 1886. N Singles-Ist, BRINLEY, '88, Trimbgr. zd, THATCHER, '87, Yale. , Doubles-Ist, KNAPP,- '86, and THATCHER, '87, Yale. . zd, BRINLEY, '88, and PADDOCK, '88, Trlaigr. FALL, 1887. Singles- ISt, SEARS, '89, Harvard. zd, CAMPBELL, ,QI, Columbia. Doubles-Ist, SEARS, '89, and SHAW, ,QI, Harvard. zd, HALL, ,8Q,.2L1i1d CAMPBELL, ,QI, C0laml3z'a. 3 A 'fIo31 QQPCH Psi E. x v -A X P TT 4 D-, X fxf- . -- ' T' S X A if -fy - 1 Mr I W -N ' ,,,- - ,Lgv --.f ., v li , -- ,, .. sfux . --:tr f l sk I pg - . f' ki., 4 ' 'ff .,. E- ,,,1v.fg- 1 3 3, - .1 ., 11. .,:,:'f?4'f27'ff ' riis' me, X I ..f-11? . L .f . , f Y 'J K .'1:3'Qv7gtkpft31- 25' -mae.. ff . .v-7-.fx x L ,. 41-21 '--' . I 5 M.,..,.?f. 23,,f?'o,- X . . at 21.15 . f.,,p,.-.. .,, X gli! ii,-. x .. ...'.'u. X ,v.----I I - 'A Q5?'Reg2:7i'1ff' 5' -1.1123212221-G -E ff 'fill' ' ' ,'3cQQ,'-vpn' E Aga: 1 ' 'F' am n.S'6,,'1' V 1-' .- 'dnl' w' 1 . 'gb-.,5. . H , .-11...-It I E if -ig? 1 ' .' ' 1 w U..-' Q f'Z' h A' :ki , nsflvgz-.:-4 -,f g xi L fl Q 'gi .-rx 1' - N h MMA R k ui. A L! IK M! 45 - f' X f L IK' . 1 Ml W3 . I jf -S x x hx: I M W' YN JR.-f ' X 3 . N 2 A :FQ X fm ,Amy A A - N -X x X v. 41 .-I,'nf', ' . K 1 ' - N A N . .xg E - .,,, 'X - J 'A S A 5 :X S kfff':2.l 4g6 .QRS l x '-,Q K I5 ' Q 5 EN Fs:x.X'-.MX 'wg Ni' J I.. fy: L Tx.. X: NWQW, i f A Qngyfll - if 1' Hazen . G A A? X ,559 X mf.-. . N X I President. A. C. HALL. Secretary and Treasurer. DR. W. L. RGEB, L. LEG. BENEDICT. MEMBERS. W. ,E. A. BULKELEY, -E. B. FINC H, A. G. HALL, E. R. HOISINGTON, G. T. MAGAEULAY, L T. SMITH, C. H. TALCOTT. fIO5, L. LEG. BENEDICT J. P. ELTON, J. H. GREENE, G. H. HILL, S. F. JARVIS, E. M. MCCOOK, A . B. 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MORGAN, JR., . G. P. COLEMAN, W. J. S. STEWART, R. H. HUTCHTNS, ' A. M. VANDERPOEL, G. N. HAMLIN, M. C. WARNER, I A. L. GREEN, L. .E SENNETT, T. L. CHERITREE, J. S. LITTELL. 11061 9. DQ. w 4 1 I 4 President. A. EMPIE WRIGHT. 1 H Secretary and Treasurer. J. W. SHANNQN, ALGNZO MCCGNIHE, G. T. WARREN, M. R. WRIGHT, H. SCUDDER, M. R. NVRIGHT. MEMBERS. C1075 W. SCUDDER, A. E. WRIGHT W. MCCONIHE R. LYNCH, A. HOLLY. Qelia Dfemppe. fpeilcm M'-f-39 1 ..,,.4 . v - ,A 1 .. C- - 'E . - , - - 3 -' R EXT 3 59 - 5 E ' C .L vi ff A . JH, 0 4 4 4 4 4 v .-. -vw 1' ff 'fy A 0.15 6'g' 6.49 9' 0,59 OW 9 0' O 9' O QV 0'g' 9,49 1' ' - - s',Og5Og9OQ't,9tv '- .. .. - - .,,sg,0g,s,,gv , I V . , - , - . - A s'o'o4s'o, ., ,. ., nf , . -.- ,.-.- v -- ru -ff ww- W 'Wifi' fu 'X f af Af 4 uf' A 5755 A +- WG .Fig . . ffefi A ?a4' Raw.-sf lv 449 air Vffqz wwxwzszrmzm-5 ..v.+.::..4-,:.-AA-Ae...Al.iA , A L. f !Z.2..--'--its--n '11':':','1'-I:-'-1 ':g'' g2:'.t1.'. 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Q- .f 9s.s55.'i'i 1IwYR Q A EQ ' R ff' KN. wmullw Q' fl qfrffx svn:-zz-. - A - H Y s s s 0 Q Q v 'K 'N nl-93350 0 '.9.'Q'n'6 my saggy Q Q Q . 4 s Q 4 0 O '. ' tw , President. R. C. EASTMAN. Secretary and Treasurer. . PROF. F. S. LUTHER, R. C. CEASTMAN, W. S. HUBBARD, C. E. PURDY, A. R. STUART, JR., G. 1. BROWN, W. H. COSTER, T. P. THURSTON, E. C. JOHNSON, 2D. , - MEMBERS. W. G. WRIGHT. 1108.1 E. C. JOHNSON, 2D C. H. REMINGTON B. WRIGHT, J. B. BURNHAM, E. B. STOCKTON, G. H. WRIGHT, W. H. MCCULLOCH V. C. PEDERSEN, 7 i Psi 'UpsilOn. 1' -eg , , V, .Q ..... .,.. J, M A ,, I , M I -A--. , ,, 2.-. ,A,4 - -:: ' ' ' ii?,.. 'E::: :::.:::iE51.::.:.:' '1ZJ'..7f: . '4EEf:: W 5: gEf.lLg'-'Q H ' F -fffie. . . ..... .... -.,.y ... -.-L - L N WV. 1 fxf 3 mi . 4-RIS --iifil-:F-'-. A nw' AJ:.::... N Exlsuwill hgi Xg .. I!: :g..' I-I' '.:. .Q ' . :5 : .-1' -1' --' -tx, -- . i - 13' f-, 1: . 'i'4gg A v,J xl -' f,f'W' RSS ' fQx.k 'ir lnz' Eff. ..,.:..: . -i 5E:..::.:.: Q 'Ci N1 V, I V,' 415 ,G-i '. . :yi :FEE ' 51 1.f.L3g,jg I-51' 133' ,,,,-. :jig f R, -' X 1'-'7Wp,'1'm'H I, I '17 if -:f.: ' -ilgif M F4 11 W -.-.5 152 fare' 1 5- W, 4 , '. fi iz' APLWE-R Q, - . 4 U -Tigfqre'-1 D ,-W: I' VLH. J, ' 1 , . ! ': F- ' 3. LTl 'qf,3'5S7f X.i' L' 1? il' T . e w , 1ff,l'fi'?Xl:aK-L A wi f ' X, ' ' 45' E W.-3':fgQ'i-. +421 - 5 - 5-.:Xf ' 5L: C A ff' L bl e. . I , F.-Q: ,H Kuff t Tfw S fi' -1: 1 - s g . is - 55. 5 'S 1 , ' ff. X. 1 ,L 1 Q39 sgggQ,7f413g5 I ,qs KL' x TEf8 ix. ' . . Q ,L AAAS 1:-I President. E. N. SCOTT. Secretary and Treasurer. G. A. FRENCH. MEMBERS. G. M. BRINLEY, - 1 R., C. TUTTLE, J. W. R. CRAWFORD, R. MCC. BRADY, L. W. DOWNES, E. B. BULKLEY, W. N. JONES, F. S. BULL, L. H. PADDOCK, G. W. SARGENT, W. G. SCOTT, , W. A. BULL, A. I. UPSON, T. L. ELWYN, G. A. FRENCH, W. C. HICKS, JR E. N. SCOTT, A L. W. ROGERS. fIO9J I I 1 1 i r 3 5 1 L r f 1 i I I V I 1 Y 1 n 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I i 1 I I - -k'-v, . I p A .T fi I I. . I R if11:1:11..iiii11ZZZZ 'jj1.f F .---- f ' ,. 5 , i - 'R -:,,:, - .faz 5 -12ff:22 EEiI1'fIIfZZI ,. f' .-' f' f ff 1 :f' f Q -S 2 ' S ..iZiiiE:1::i?' f I 1 fi' if X I 3 - i - ' f .ee lim ll ll ll l ll .... Gellege Cffclee Klub. Musical Director. PROE: WALDO S. PRATT. President. f V W. G. SCOTT, '88, Conductor. A Treasurer. L. F. SENNETT, '89. GL T. WARREN, A'9O. . ' Managers. ' G. WARREN, '9o. W. PRESSEY, 790. x A Gemaerls Given by lhe- Glub during 18891 WINDSOR, February 17. TROY, March 24th. SPRINGFIELD, March 18th. . HARTFORD, April Ilth WHITE PLAINS, April I 51:11. ' Zczheclule fer Gfmaerls fer The Spring ef 1888. WATERBURY, February 9th, NEW BRITAIN, February zzd. BROAD BROOK, March A--. BRIDGEPORT, March'--. fII2, NEW YORK, March 4- FARMINGTON, March - HARTFORD, April 3d. STAMFORD, April 5th. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 11 X 5 O ' 1 . M hr. W N P f' W IST TENORS. . J. W. CRAWFORD, W. BRBSSBY. IST BASS., W. BULL, W. N. JONES. ESi Hpsilon ESJSBBBEO. 2D TENORS. E. B. BULKLEY, L. W. DOWNES. 2D BASS. W. G. SCOTT, E. A. PRES SEV. E?Si Epsilon QBSBBOBBO. J. W. R. CRAWFORD, W. BRBSSBY, . L. W. DOWNES, . ' W. G. SCOTT, J. W. SHANNON, . G. T. WARREN, A. J..HOLLY, . W. SCUDDER, . W. A. R. QV. F. C. C. S. R. C. C. G. I-I S. IQ K. fl. QUORBBBBO. , ...1...i.....i.-l. . C Seiko Kappa EBSiIor1 SOBBBBBO. HUBBARD, . STUART, EASTMAN, '. PEDERSEN, . WTLLIAMS, . REMINGTON, GRISWOLD, . N145- 'X Ist Tenor. 2d Tenor. Ist Bass. zd Bass. Ist Tenor. zd' Tenor. Ist Bass. 2d Bass. IST Tenor. Ist Tenor. 2d Tenor zd Tenor 2d Tenor Bass. Bass. L. F. SENNETT, G P COLEMAN T: CHERITRE P. SMITH, . W. PRESSEY, . E. A. PRESSEY, T. L. CHERITRE P. SMITH, ' . J. W. CRAW FOR W. S. HUBBARD, L. W. DOWNES, W. G. SCOTT, W. PRESSEY, . G. T. WARREN, G. P. COLEMAN, T. L. CHERITRE E, L. W. PADDOCK, A .L UPsoN, . G. M. BRINLEY, G. A. FRENCH, P. H. ERYE, . E. E. KRAMER, E, E, IL N Hlphe Eelisel lf:?hi Quenlseulse. ' Xllhe Ibmpnemuu Quarueuue. ' l '58 QueRlse1s1se. 'QQ 'Qlsle1I?,GC91E:'t5G. Ye Sweets Saingens ei? Israel. ' 11150 . Ist Tenor . zd Tenor . Ist Bass. . 2d Bass. . Ist Tenor . 2d Tenor: . Ist Bass. . 2d Bass. . ISt Tenor. . 2d Tenor. . Ist Bass. . 2d Bass. . Ist Tenor. . 2d Tenor. . Ist Bass. . 2d Bass. Baritono N o-go. Growlo Profundo. Solo Convivioso. Alto Altissimo. F alsetto Shrieko. In His Dual R61e. R VZ , Phi fx- L V! 9? I' 1 Yi P51 'Upsmlon Bangs 611,00 5? A 5' , - - I ' I. A Z' gf!! f 3 ff .E E' H XX :N K XQVX XS 255 T f 'axe ' if' un -mix , - '.L ,,. M ' ' ' ': 'xbN':-,, A ' ' ,f ....-.. ' A .. .1 sr, M A NX, 1- A-i,, ,,--..l ,- - l.......-. i i 0 M ' W- i'S 'f,'.:'-'Ltirga Wg' ' 'WW -- X s Jv XX ff ...W X ..x5gES?Qbxs ?6Z?Z?ffffRf 'f'41?' ....... ...-.. 1 . . ' ,,,.--..Q:.,....... . ,,,.,- ! -- ,.... ,. . .L ....,,.i- ----1, Banjos f L. W DOWNES E N SCOTT - L H PADDOCK F S BULL . 'E. B. BULKLEY. ' . Banjolin. J. W. R. CRAWFORD. X Guitars. W G SCOTT ' W. BULL. 116, QM ' W 'I i QWHW ' ' ' WWTP. f 1'5:1 :lI1:. 1 ' .,'. pill., J - ,Ruth iT!?li1i1!.1 f ' Tgzfilj ? R Viflil' T C 1 E ,, . i3Lf.5l,lf 1 iii? 15? T I E r V 1 A 1 4 I 1 i v i 1 I J 3 1 1, 1 1 A 1 I W l 1 I 4 I l 1 4 1 . I 1 1 A 5 L E P 1 1 i I 5 E f 'C238 , Semper Cfescens. ' Presenter, F' L- NORTON: '53 ' Receiver, E. V. B. KISSAM, '69 7 C539 ' - Nafzguam non jiczrczztzm. Presenter, JACOB LE ROY, '69. A '21 ' Afulla zfertzlgfzkz reztfforszmz. , ' Presenter, WILLIAM DRAYTON, 771. Re ceiver, F. O. GRANNISS, '73. L . H25 A A Alev 'Aciyegg Presenter, C. E. VVOODMAN, 773. ' - I , , O15 Trapd 0y5o1T6v. Presenter, R. M. EDWARDS, 774. fm'e1f7fz'z' H0n0rz'. Presenter, C. E. MOORE, '76, T Receiver, W. C. BLACKMER, '78. '78 A 'Avc5pZCw0e. ' ' Presenter, J. D. HILLS, '78. Receiver D. L. FLEMING '8o. 7 ? 'SED L . O13 Myfp dll' ipyga. Presenter, W. R. LEAKEN, '8o. ' Receiver, A. P. BURGWIN, '82. '82 A Respzke jifzem. Presenter, A. P. BURGWIN, '82, RCCCWC13 S- H- GIESY1 '85- , tee Dmfzlv non fffangzl ' Presenter, A. D. NEELY, '85. Receiver, G. S. WATERS, '87, A '87 A Malia in dies aa'a'2'.vcem'e.r. Presenter, A. H. ANDERSON, '87. ' RCCCWC13 E- C- JOHNSON, ZD, '88- A 'ee Per awzgzzsfa cm' augznsfa. KEEPERS' OF THE LEMON SQUEEZER. I5 C1195 ' Receiver, D. P. COTTON, ,7I. Receiver, C. E. CRAIK, ,74. Receiver, H. V. RUTHERFORD, '76. .Uv 1 ' if ,751 'Q' wdfr TXNYNWSW aebagwmlnullull ff, I lllllllllllllllllllllmmm ., T MM A L' 4nuW,lx5H'y'.llmmy ' -5 T ,W 'a.ii E?i? Sr f4Zz 'TT S S S' Q N W Ei -QQ? L x 4 l W, W .Qg? ....-.... 1 lmsmm i 1 Q Ammwmk .1 rl-Q.. ' 'z:... ' --N. -L...l.. L .Qixxn ' -.-Y. r- --.iw .4 7t- ,-p.4r.-1,-..... -.wa z .. S ' I -9- ... C 1 gg: lbg .Z ' 7' .-ip. 'PSM' 11:?::' -.' - 1f..... ...Y.. , -. 4' . 1- , 1 I 4 .14 u.wi.. ,:1j5---::::f' - S'-ru-n.,,........ ll I Q, ON WITH THE DANCE. LET JOY BE'UNCONFINEDl O SLEEP TILL MORN, WHEN YOUTH AND PLEASURE MEET.H 5 C1207 14 4 1, 4 1 4 1 1 1 1 2 4 1 4 1 4 4 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 J 1 1 1 4 1 .1 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 41 ,- I I I I I T I I I I w i 1 4 4 X I w X w lwleifm IQQSS 11.119 X i n 1. um ul ru m n. I.. m uf m n. u. ..- H. I.. ug ::5::':- jf! y Afl.-.gm1n. , M. 2 X Y ff M 5 mm m h lllllll iiii I President. F. C. WAINWRIGHT. Secretary and Treasurer. A. MCCONIHE. N . BLACKS. A WHITES. F. C. WAINWRIGHT, A. MCCONIHE, WILLARD' SCUDDER, G. T. WARREN J. A. HOLLY. A H. SCUDDER. C1259 V. D 3 . 11 51 J L 1 r E x 'Z I 3 ,, A 3 QHEHEY IRE. ' President. L. H. PADDOCK. ' Secretary and Treasurer. J. W. R. CRAWFORD-. e . MEMBERS. E G. M. BRINLEY, 1 J. -W. R. CRAWFORD, L, W, DQWNES W- N- JONES, L. H. PA-DDOCK. A M 51116163 -,659 QIHE. - President. G. T. MACAULEY. Vice-President. W. E.. A. BULKELEY. ' Secretary and Treasurer. J. H. GREENE. ' M R MEMBERS. A. C. HALL, X - ' C. I. MAURY. I6 W fI27, I i l v 3 f 1 1 9 H I, I Q 1 i . Q A 2 - NM . - J I QI, ' V-4 , NL'I.- ffl L1NQ.il'f.A I I 1 , AN 1 L ,ix 1 1' I Y E 5 . I 1 ,I f W 1 .9 A . 1 f 1 1 1 2 W fx wx VH W H W ! L L' 'M 4 '43-'-'m XKNV JY ' r ' X I V I 1 475 NX XX 1 Z- f lv! , K Y X 1 X x 2 f I 1 'fl . 'X ff L '!: '! O N X. X X W is l Q g , , x f . X N x KN' YR 3 NX 'X I Rf! T ,KAR yt I3 fx V Vl-' ' R4 k ' RUE! XR f lx ,. N , 'Y ff, fb Xxx 'X X w J, ' xllfv f MM gi 1 , V Awga c. V529 Q , ,I C Qg5 . K BRxX V! 'I' 527- ff X '4l :1?'l-iIvbS11llI1S' fl ' X f K Z 'X A Q- 5 Sk W2 ff 1 Wifi Q 11 Q I x I - 1 X X K T, , x R F' . X ,-QQIY EE Q5 t MX k X KX N , 7 I X X , X M ig' as gear: X XX X ,z X g gi , f A fl b I My Y! f A 'h ki! X X 1 L f 5 ff XX -, -F if? F f Qu Lff 4 f .M X 'l Y 5 ' 7. If X ,Yff 'ff',V,Q If ' k, K X - X f 1, f ' ' f KL I V - + Y 1' Q - ' . ' . f N .f, V - ., - .-, , . ' ' 'HL ' - - ' gf A 'T-ggfT QL7.g,-:gli - avg - F 5'1 fig ' AL ' f y' V71 gi VQM W WW M Mx' .K ?.ll1K 5U fffjffw X I- ' Q lm ' ' WL 'Q X, 5,1 j ! WL ,Lg x IK W i n -fi , i K v pig QTL 'fxl f?i1g1, 5- i1 -,- ZX I A , K C91f'cle1f' Of Qfgcevcises. I 1- ' .I A . .. . --f- 4 fwx P a TRIAL. Q A tNgLq?:I4 9 'K ACCUSATIOAN: lie EPEIOE EOE . . 9 . -P112-Pl. , JUDGE. - . HON. AMOS MILLARD, JR., LL.D. JURY. ' F. BEERS, F. S. MOREHOUSE, R. C. TUTTLE, BOARDMAN WRIGHT J. W. FELL, E. N. SCOTT, ' F. F. KRAMER, R. ScHii1'z, ' C. H. HUSBAND, E. T. SULLIVAN, G. A. FRENCH, A. E. WRIGHT. A ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF. C. H. REMINGTON, A. M. VANDERPOEL. C1325 I 4 I 1 , I r F s f 1 L. '- of hope, stamped with the mark of utterable woe, he marvels and then he pities the sad actors, and he fears lest he too be affected by' the dread influenceof the place. iThen, see the arch-fiend, servant of the evil genius of the place, striding slowly, restlessly, remorselessly about, with baleful glance, as he questions those who are for the time his slaves. Watch him now! There walks forward with trembling step some luckless wight, who, compelled by the malice of the master, is to show why' Qx-af -l- fy-bf : rg. I-le takes his chalk in hand, gazes blankly about, writes a few letters on the board, turns about, stammers, I 'donlt think I can do it, Sir, and sits down. Then mark the sardonic smile of malignantjoy which illumines now the' countenance of the mas- ter. He opens a thin flat book and writes therein cabalistic signs which are the warrant of the victim. So with another, and so with all. No hope for them, all's lost. Thus day after day this act drags itself along. And over all the scene hovers the loathsome shape of the witch who presides over the place, and is the cause of this woe, goading on her servant to make tighter the bonds of his unhappy victims. ' H T But these at length rouse up, their oppressor is put to flight, and at length the fiend is caught and bound. Into a dungeon they cast her and finally in solemn trial before the court of her victims she is condemned to be burned at the stake. Then comes the solemn funeral march, and the final act which we are watching now. What joy is it to behold thus the torments and death agony of her whose only pleasure was in tormenting us. Who is this fiend? Who her victims? Look about you at your- selves as the latter, and in Analytics burning there see the worker of your woe. T 01365 ' But we must look at one more result of the term's trials. In all tragedies anywhere from one to forty persons die in the course of the play, and so we too are forced to contemplate the untimely fate of one of our number through the 'agency of our late fge. Few here knew this victim before he came among us, but I re- member B- nt-n well as a school boy. I-Ie wasa good deal of a prolate spheroid in those days, but he was in spite of this, a gggd- hearted boy, with a fund .of good spirits which ought to have been a. strong support in all adversities. So he came among us, not much changed in character, and we expected him to do much in a base-ball way. But he could not solve other curves so well as those of a base-ball. I-Ie became one of the prominent actors in the tragedy I have spoken of,'and then, what a change took place! His eyes became dim, his cheeks sunken and flushed, his gait was feeble and tottering, he lost flesh. All his brightness and buoyancy gone, he became a veritable wreck. So Analytics dealt him blow after blow until' she' inflicted the final and fatal one. I-Iis strength gone, he could not resist, and he succumbed at last. I-Ie has left us now, and gone to a warmer clime, where it is tobe hoped that he is happy., For him, we mourn, but our sorrow, on the principle of the transformation of energy, is turned to joy as we behold the ashes of Analytics, which has wrought this great harm. ' I Solet it burn and rest until it troubleth anew some future class, for phoenix-like it rises from its own ashes, ready for new victims. But the curtain is down once more, fallen, thank for- tune, on the last act of . the tragedy, which we shall never have to appear in again. I W' S' ifI37l I ' . 1 E Q E i : I L s O, oft We toiled and struggled, And burned the midnight oil, Dear Anna's Wilesl to conquer, Her mystic wiles to foil. r Oft Weary with our strugglings e To please her 4' royal nibs, we left our thankless labor And 'sought our little Hcribsf' We set our minds on angles, . And placed our thoughts on curves, With algebraic fractions, We killed our tender nerves, ' But now we're freed from bondage, The heartless jade is dead, e The greedy flames are feeding 'On Anna Lytic's head. So let us now be jolly, A And throw dull care aside, For Anna's now' with Pluto, By the Stygian river side. V F' F' K C1399 5 r F Y F U f I A I r i K ri e E QM! ff X Z 1 X , ff X QF X X Vi- f W ff! N.. , X ' :X g Xxxuxx f 4-fix WXZLT X X . Mfg f ,IM X X W E W 5 'X 17' 'i V XY! . ' ,,.., Q in lg X X RTL-'A jf L lfm X , C .. f Qfjwffz-x41xX f 2i w5l , MQ - 1fXJp f fi' W W X Q ,a E gf M f nf 'f 7f Z f M f ii we rR5sugQggAN5fDRmmf -P I , E f fvffiifl 7 QTTZQZ V -,ff XI X . 5 'sxkx On lhe roqf gf Science hailding, On z'z's broad and lqfzjf oaeh, Reposed lhejigares 790, There painted in jelgf olaeh. They appeared lo as in 1noCnjrnz'ng One day 'noz' long ago, Bn! 'Z was sneh a slale old 4' CHESTNUT We oonld hardly oeliezfe 'Z was so. T o lhinh Zhaz' lhe Class Q' 790, So fnzghgf, so slrong, and so greal, P Shonld eznploy a device so llfne-worn, W Rqeeled oy all gf lale ! , fl neahes one Zhinh gf adlillle child php' Of 1nz'sohz'Qf and foolishness fningleal ' XT! ,.'. LN Awaz'Zz'ng z'ls ALMA MATER, fffiaj By whofn z'l7s soon lo be SHINGLED. . Nj-1' Y . 3 'f' ' Le! ns hope lhal the dear old fnolher W ill have pay npon her ehz'laQ ' v . 5' if ?3X , - . XQ' ' ' And delwer a genlle reprzfnand .-,X T o her ffpride so sweez' and so fnild I I r . , Q 7,1 X1 e N 19 ' '51 XS Wil :sr M L, .ff IW! . 2.332 'M sm' Mg N Eli .-'..' ' 5 ' 7 f- -i .4 , -47,4 l - . 'i' f div, 'l f ' ' f of We f, - ' ii ' 1 u1 :z .: M 4 w i ' I . ' ff' I T' 1 -1- if' 's r I -I 'co M E 0 N . Wx :Li F-a,,,.f' 18 I86O. I Charles H. W. Stocking. Augustus Jackson. - 1861. Arthur W. Allyn. A. B. Jennings. 1862. James B. Murray. George W. Hugg. 5 1863. John S. Smith. ' W. N. Ackley. 51864. Robert A. Benton. Joseph F. Ely. 1865. Charles T. Olmsted. Edward P. Johnson. - 1866. Samuel Hart. Henry A. Metcalf. 1867. William R. Mackay. - George G. Nichols. I 1868. 1869. George O. Holbrook Arthur McConkey. 1870. George MCC. Fisk. C. Harlow R. .Whitlock 1871. George W. Douglas. .Chauncey C. Williams. 1872. Paul Zeigler. James H. George. 1873. Leonard W. Richardson. Oliver H. Raftery. 1874. Edward N. Dickerson. James D. Smyth. 1875. George M. Hubbard. Edward W. Worthington. 1876. Isaac Hiester. Charles E. Moore. 1878. John D. Hills, John Williams. 1879. Alfred Harding. James S. Carpenter 1880. T. M. N. George. Lorin Webster. 1881. J. Russell, Parsons, J Charles W. Jones. 1882. Seaver M. Holden. John H. McCrackan. 1883. R. T. Reineman. J. E.'Br0wn. 1884. Henry R. Neely. Willams S. Barrows. 1885. H. B. Loomis. Robert Thorne. A ' 1877. , 1886. Frank L. Norton. V. Charles C. Edmunds, Jr. V. Hermann Lilienthal. Frank H. Potts. John Prout. S. William J. Tate. i , 1887. V. Orin A. Sands. S. William A. Beardsley. V ' 61455 Renee-IXlen lien She Year? IEEE-EZ. i, HONORS IN THE CLASS OF 1887. Vaiedicivffy, - - , - - - - . . GRIN ARNOLD SANDS. Salzcfafomf, - - . WILLIAM AGUR BEAEDSLEY Third A,opoz'nz'nzef2f, . .4 . . EDwARD CULLEN NILES. i -OTHER SPEAKERS AT COIVIIVIENCEMENT. Charles William Bowman, Charles Ephraim Deuel, A TUTTLE PRIZE ESSAY, CHEMICAL PRIZE ESSAY, Second Prize, PRIZE VERSION DECLAMATION, 49 ORATORICAL PRIZES : H Gold Medal, S z'!'oer Medal, ENGLISH LITERATURE PRIZE, LATIN PRIZE, ' MATHEMATICAL PRIZE, GOODWIN GREEK PRIZES: ' Pz'1f.r! Pfczbe, A ' Second Prize, HISTORICAL PRIZE, POLITICAL SCIENCE PRIZE, GERMAN PRIZE, ' FRENCH PRIZE, ENGLISH COMPOSITION PRIZES, Pz'rsz' Pffzee, Second Pffzlze, 0' I -.-ii...l,.l, 14719 Charles Henry Tibbits, zd, Francis Banks Whitcome. fNot awarded.j Charles Edward Purdy. Louis LeGrand Benedict. Willard Scudder. George Safford Waters. Godfrey Malbone Brinley. l:Not awarded.j Francis Goodwin Williams. I:Not awardedj Gilbert Payson Coleman. Robert Hamilton Hutchins. Frederick Evrerest Haight. Edward Cullen Niles. 1 Robert Hutchins Schiitz. 'Willard Scudder. Edward Taylor Sullivan. William Scudder. I Glass Ea President WILLIAM I S STEWART Orator M BRINLEY Poet H M BELDEN C WAINWRIGHT Presenter Lemon Squeezer' Orator E C JOHNsON,2D Epilogue A C HALL COMMITTEES . CLASS , ' , MEssRs HUBBARD, Ckazvfmcm SCOTT, ELTON PUTNAM RECEPTION AND MUSIC' ' ,I Y MESSRS ELTON, Clmzrmam PADDOCK, DOWNES BENEDICT , INVITATION. . MESSRS. PIRINLEY, Clzaz'1fma1z,' STEWART, WARNER, BROWN. , SUPPER. A MESSRS. MORGAN, Ckaz'1'mazz,' WAINWRIGHT, PURDY, SCOTT. PHOTOGRAPH. - 1 - MEssRs. CRAWFORD, Clzaz'1'ma1z,' EASTMAN, BARBER, BELDEN. ' ' FINANCE. I ' MESS RS. JOHNSON, Clzazvman ,- JONES, UPSON, STUARTI CLASS NOMINATING COMMITTEE. V A I Q 3 MESSRS.,BELDEN BENEDIC WARNER HUBBARD PADDOCK, WAINWRIGHT' .V ll , ' T, 9 A V 20 E-IISI I. Endowed Willy lyeolllp, ond lpoppy moy you dvve Knsorilned will9in ioao nnodesl oooig yoo'lI 'find iooloool ooi lillle lo improve loo mind. Good Uiolges, ond ooaoo, yoo'll oll ooooo ooo oooo new ooo yoo olpide, if Wo prefer lo spore? Too college life io ooi o possinp dreom, Qndinp loo oooo, ond lilfge o golden ooooo Qnlerino ooo lives. No more welll live oooin llyese lpcippy doys, ?Endued willy looooo ond willy ooooaiaooo Woyo. imoioioo iioowioooo ond preporinp Well iq-,oooi deeds lo do oo srnollilnul linne Wiii ioii iygooo ooo Wo loovo ooo iolgoo of ooo oioy, o Tioao nnodesl oooii, Woioo oooo will bovo no oioy. Your liind indulgence ooo Wo oomoi, orovei- Noo moy ibio iworli oooooil, dork liiellpeis Wovo ln deep oblivion lie. i Now reoders oll, we laid you fond forewellg i i d from x 1 n I I 4 1 I Q4 6 r 4 I l E . . ! r 1 s L v r A N r 1 . ? Q 1. I i f E i Q l E Q 2 1 Y L P f l L 5 A 5 r I f 1 1 l 1 4 1 I 2 C E I I I f , A i Ifoleflilolitisors' Dilioot liy. ' ART GOODS. ,. T Q., LAUNDRIES- I J. H. ECkllIlI'Cll 8 Co., . . . - xl? ' J' ' ' ---- - - o xxxxii A. D. Vorce ST Co., . . - - - xx l t LIVERY STABLES. BARBER. H l L. li. lllmralmnn, . . . , , , xlvi W. T. Bassett, ..... . Xlll l.. IJ. Wuullf-y, ..,, , , I xxxvii BILLIARDS. l , v MEAT MARKET- M. H. Hewins, ....... XVIII lx. Nllnnllnllm N Lo., ...., ,diij BOOKS AND STATIONERY. H PHOTOCRAPI-HST, ig. R. Bixrgw, ....... ,miss A C. 'l'. Stuart, ......, xxxvi X, ross . . . ' , l - , Glogzmd Merriainl 8z Co., . . . xxxl l E. B. m'5:1ETO. ENGFTAVERS- xl CHINA- . Musa PlNll0-l'lllgI'il's'lllg Co., . i. , xliii Forbes ik Buckland, ...... XXXIV PIA NOS DEQORATORS' - Vl'm. Walnclcr X Son, ..., , xxxv Hartford Decorating Lo., ..... xxlatl Preston 8 Kenyon, ...... xxxlll Th Cl?RlPl'llER?qAJNlp EICNDERS. xl c .:lc, .mr iv.-moi i' ralnar o. . . c H. Bell, . DWUQGISTS' Jquxvi CIW 5mi '--- -' - - ml LI H. G il f , .... . low RESTAURANTS. A. Marxvi,c?k,u,l?'., 8 Co., . . Irfyj P. X j. liclsnc, ....... xix T. Sisson SL Co., . . . XXXVQH li. I-labuns-lcin ..... , xxviii C. A. Rapelye, ....... IV EJ. lsgclllihzill 8 llro., . . . . xxiii DRY GOODS. J . l crrl . ...... X1 The Bee Hive, ---- - - - IN'-'ii SHOE DEA LERS. FLQRISTS. A. Ctllffff, ........ xi .B Coorgbs, ....... xxxii gl- ILHSQTTILZE , ---.- - xxxviii . A. pear, ....... xxn :BTRC n 1 ' A 9 C 1, - - . LFURNITTURE AND DECORATIONS. We A UH 'f'5f SRATES - - 11111 inus . enn, ....... XXVI . Hart, Ivlegriam 8: Co., ..... Barney X Berry, ...... xxv Robbins ms-A - - F SPORTING GOODS. WI H' Post Sf Co xlll: Andrus X Nacdclc, ...... :Dc Seldler 8z May, ....... nn In W Urine . . ' . . . xv S .tlGEVl1:lII'?Z'CT:'URNlSHlNG GOODS.m rg. ,l. l-lofioioo, ...... xxxii mi 1 ie o. ..... vm ' ' STAMPS AND SEALS. GROCERIES' 'I' XI Parker . . xxii J. P. Haynes, ..... . xliii ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' HARDWARE- joscmh Gillotl QSSEEEL PENS' xii Bull, Lamb 8z co., ..... i- I T l ' Olds so Whipple, .... xliii GSTATIONEZOLQQ gt-ND ENGRAVERS- ,, HAT-I-ERS. co. R. Lockw L' on, .... xnonfu Horofoll so Rothschild, . . . ,ix Lows Dfckal ---'--' XXXW E. L. Parker, ..... xv TAILORS. l HOTELS, Gcmmill, Burnham S: Co., . . xgcl Allyn House, ..... . xvii E. Kendall Ek Co., . . - fx goiioidgioioo Hotel, .... xii ,LQllnHKvl1nefii'. - - - - mill ran nion, . .,,, I mix AllC01 , ...... . I-oy, ........ MOL Hartford Stearn Boiler, . . . . xii-ii . TOBACCONlSTS. Connecticut Fire, .. . . . , xiii Q Allen 8 Ginler, .... . . Y Connecticut' Mutual Life, . ix Wm. S. Kimball S: Co., . . . - Hartford Life and Annuity, . . xiv Kru , Powers 8 Co., . . xmqj Phoenix Fire ..... ' D. ill 'X ' 1 ll , , , , xlu TheTa 1 : Xllx b . .lllC IC , xxxvi r ve ers, ...... So y, ...... . i U JEWELERS' H Trinity College, ..... - V11 VU C- H- Case. ..... iii l LOANS. I-L' Igelljmeni ' ' ' - - . xyi T Chas. A. Stillman, . . . - XXXY . . c mldt, . xxxlx Collateral Loan Co., . - - - Xxxu l1S4l 4 E 2 Q I 1 I 1 Q i i I S 3 1 E i 2 1 l 1441 QU S 13: F U R N I S, It rl 1 N cis fs. SPECIALTY- The Largest House in the State. HART, MERMM fit Co, I it ' Offer the Trading Public a stock of arpetings, Curtain Goods, WAl,l, DFCGRATICDNS, Of rare designs and beautifullyicombined colorings which will be of advantage to those who desire to furnish and beautify their homes in good taste. Our stock is immense, and contains the richest goods as well as the p0pula1' grades for the millions. Our long experience enables us to keep pace with the Novel- ties as fast as produced. To those who are about to make selections for homes, as Well as those refurnishing, we would invite an examination of our Various departments, believing it will be advantageous for all purchasers to give us a visit. It costs no more to furnish in good taste than to buy of a random selected stock, where patterns and coloring are little regarded. Come whore you can jifzo' BEA UTZFUL GOODS mm' tl MAJTIAIOTH STOCK at LOWPRICES. HART, MERRIAM 81 CO., 364: Main Street, o ---- I-Ia,1'tf'o1'd, Conn. M677Z667S gf the Amefzkczrz Ilml7lZff6lCZ'7l7'6l'.Y, Wir!! Pfyior Assofzotzofz. C Xl P 3 4 5 United Stetoo Hotel, ' CITY HALL SQUARE, EIfLIfiTFOI-RD, CON N . Street Cars to and from Depot. Free Coach. Graduated Prices. D. A. ROOD, Proprietor. STREET CARS TO TI-IE COLLEGE PASS THE DOOR. f C f 5 7fEfN5. , . M D ' '. A ' ' r x J 1. gi. , THE MUSTSPERFECT u1?PENs.eze JR , s - -Ls 52: y- H V , E FAVORITE M- 5 30 w 04, AND -tr N0.l'l 1 S TH NUN'BEReze 404-sexe LADIES' PEN :FS 0' ig,5Eq.pu1ajrALL DEALERS THRUUEHUUT 'rl-H-:XNURLD.Qg -QET 1 o s ' ' E r fr' fr'-' 1' 1of-5-A--v-----1 -'Y'-7-'-f Y--e-f.-if-.11-.AJ ' :'- R- :e.:s.R:..o'sx7', Books, Statlouery, Magazines, Newspapers FANCY eooDe, Em., Em. -+-- wslrme CARDS A SPECIAL rr. ..-..-. 232 AsYLUM STREET, KXIU HARTFQRD' CQNN f CUNNECTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, ' HARTFORD. CASH CAPITAL, 1,000,000.00 O O 59' 55 - I D -I . rn 4 IJ C3 'U LL! ITT Of IJ Ll-I 'U ' s- m CE -I 4 C I JP . O !. CASH ASSETS, 6 ...... 82,163,907.32 SUMMAR K A Cash Capital, . . .... '. . 5r,ooo,ooo.oo Gutstanding Claims, .... . 102,464.32 Reinsurance Reserve, . . . . 665,888.28 Net Surplus, ...... . 395,554.72 Net Surplus to Policy-Holders, - 81,395,554 J. D. BROWNE, C1-IAS. R. BURT, L W. CLARKE, P1'e.v1'a'e7z Z. S ef1'az'al U f X II I J .45 IS I 3 Hnrarroran LIFE AND ASN ITY INSURANCE CQMPANY. F. R. FOSTER, Preft. H. A. WHITMAN, Vice-Pre.v'l. STEPHEN BALL, SECHI. W. A. COWLES, Ass? Secjf. A. T. SMITH, Snjft Q' Agmzflks. W. B. WARNER, Ass? Sufi ry' .4,Q'I?711f?.l.'.S'. Paid-up Gash Capital, - - - 3250.000-00 FINANCIAL STATEMENT, JANUARY 1, 1888. Bonds and Mortgages fReal Estatej, . . . . 336,175-O1 Real Estate, .' V . , . 225,959-97 Loans on Collateral, . . 106,648-50 R. TR. Bonds, Bank and other Stoclgs, . I 12,357.75 Cash on hand and in Bank, . 71,971-77 Deposited in Security Company, 7 573,205.72 Interest Due and Accrued. . . 6,049.88 Premiums Due and Deferred, . . 1,601.47 Claims Advanced, awaiting Mortality Call, 9,130.20 TOTAL AssETs, .... fI,426,IO4.27 Reserve on Outstanding Policies, Four and one-half per cent., Due Members on Advance Account, .... 24,748.38 Fund of Members in Security Company, 578,205.72 TOTAL LIABILITIES, . 5I,062,899.I0 Gross Surplus on Policy-holders' Account, . . 7 S363,205.I7 Safety Fund on Deposit with Security Co., Trustee, S550,000.o0 Amount of Insurance in Force, .... 57,oo0,000.0o Death Losses paid under the Safety Fund System, . 2,500,000.00 Securities on Deposit with State Treasurer, . 100,000.00 Qxivp fx TI-IE PQPULAR ,K-A I Hatter and Fumer, 21 ,i I. Agent for' Schindler ci Co's celebrated A ,EA 2 g ET E srlFFA:i1Za.ilif HATS. ' e 5l rg -'ii ,f f .- FHHIIIER, Yleuwmm, '09 'ASEYBLLUM S1 EIINITAD, me Iqmex. HARTFITQQIN' SILK HATS A SPECIALTY, ready-mmle :me I0 mlm-. MzuIuI2IetuIeI,Whe1esa1e and Retail Dealer. E. 1..- PARKER. :r- W- ERINE, UT F I TT E R. -----oQo--- F006-BCLZZ, BCLSQ-BCLZZ, Lfennvls, C?y77'Z,72,CLSi7.'L77'L, cuzci P020 GOOCZS Qf all Yfinds. FINE TENNIS SUITS ' .A SPECIALTY- - TRINITY AGENT, 'R. C. EASTMAN, 17 JARVIS HALL. KXVJ Emi A F v co LLB ATPRNW NEW ORK J. H. EcKHiAifi5s1f TIMES-ART STORE- OUR NEW GALLERY is CoNsTAN'1'LY FILLED XVITII RARE AND CHOICE Oil Paintings, ltoliiiigs, llll.Ql'3.VlIlOlS, Colored Pllotogiiaplis, And is well worthy the attention of all interested in Fine Arts. In oiir Framing .Depcirimenfi the jiliesi cami richest Frames in Goirl aim mcicieg in addition' we make everyziliing in, this Zine, in A the simplest mini cheapest Jlfoiiniing ami F7'0imi1vg'. MIRRORS OF ALL DESIRABLE STYLES. Pictures Cleaned, Restored, Re-framed, Hung, and Removed at short notice, and at reasonable rates. Artists' Materials of the best quality in full assortments at New York prices. 231 TO 237 MAIN ST., HARTFCDRD, CONN. qxvip THE STUDENTS, BILLIARD PARLGRS, 262 MAIN STREET, MAT. H. HEWINS, PRoPR1EToR Thoroughly Renovated, New Tables, and Other Appointments. RE::oPE'NED NOV. 5, 1886. Fines? bissorimeni of Forezlgn and Domes fic Liquors .dwsays on hand. . qxvmy I ANDRUS 81 NAEDELE, SHOT-GUN S, RIFLES, PISTOLS, FISH ING TACKLE, A AND SPORTING G-GODS GENEEALLY. FINE RODS MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE. Hand-Made Hickory P020 Sticks. No. 256 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD, CONN W HENRY ANDRUS. Tl-mo. C. NAEDELE. HORSFALL 81 ROTHSCRHILD, HAT-TEES 5145 Qnmflfof Qmtfifffefzo 93 AND 95 ASYLUM STREET. ' AGENTS FOR KNOX XL YGUMANS CELEBRATED HATS KXXJ 9 Ox A i 1 Q-8 2 EI E BU EMNHLL, G -93721 1 9' 4 A I I X 0' , 771' E ff Ne w EJ J I 2,4 l N U PQ I, I g . 1 xi ,-Q Q I 'Q ED,- x I Ll Q ? , 1 Q ff' 5 'Ni Manufacturers and Retail Dealers of Fme Ready-Made Clothing PXESS ,SUITS TO RENT, HARTFORD, CONN QXXIQ ,,.SSE IN'E .A.E2TS-w.-S ' A. D. VORCE ESE CQ., 276 Blain Street, - - - E.A.Zl5'd. I Il:'C2f633, CCNIST. A INVITE YOUR AT1-Em-ION fm A T. Qllduiue Stnda of J rt Ql5umI,S, COMPLETE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Framing of all kinds olone in an Artistic Manner. Qestofirzg and Clecwulng OLL Qbcaintings, , Engravings, etc., CL Specialty. oooo woRK and . Gooooooos at , , REASONABLE PRICES :1::- A- SPEAR, A 1-'L anis T, No. 24:2 Asylum Street, EL-a,rtfo1'd, ,Conn. OUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL DESIGNS SPECIAL TV. ' ' TELEPHONE CONNECTION. me T. M- PARKER, af 13 2? I P ri MANUFACTURER OF L T' NOTARY SEALS, BURNING BRANDS, lSl'l',t 'NWQ, RUBBER STAMPS, STEEL STAMPS, lllllglllllmhgf Nm - Stencils, Badges, Key Checks, Inks, Stamp Ribbons, jf Door Plates, eto., etc., elmmilwi l ll NINE 63 and 71 Asylum Street, Hartford. NNE: iiilllllllllllllll llllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllNlHl NUNNN Q TELEPHONE CONNECTM' . . qxxup Mauufacturew 'md Dealers 111 all kmds of FUR ITURE 8 TUDEIV TS PA THOIVAGE SOHO! TED I llllllllm A at EEE l BEE Etkm hlllalkfw l Pll'N l'lll MU' . lnluml lllm. lnmulull 1 1 u Ll: il- 1'-Ei' ' ' ,AHii4f.!-iTiiA,H Q ?4Q2T:' i3' - . -1 't:i:': 55Fi?: '-1 li3QLl.f'A'g l ' We have al very large and sa,la,ble stock ,of all kinds of FURNITURE at the very A U ' I Lowest Prlces ' ' A 3 PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE f Nos sole to 315 PEARL STREET A , Oppos1te the Soldlers MCmOI13l- Monument ' 4 XXIVJ A 5 A. MARVYICK, Jr. 81 CCD., EAQEGK eerie Our Line is C0771-plete, ' Oar Quality is Qest, Our Pzeiees are Low: GIVE US A CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK. Une Block from Union Depot, 376' ASYLUM STREET. B RNEY8cBERRY'S SKATE A AM E 'CAN R ' 'Y K nnnn en Af 1,lWn ,ninq i,,A,i ,,Ain, , ,, ,1,n,, ,,, Q A IHHHl4Ili1l11ll,!hWL WI!!1lfA!E'IlI'Q itaAllmnQlwiiiilnMWIIMMIII.eaaaA1Dl,g5:ufl,eamrff,amfll44ifali1IIIIIIYIFUJM II UINIIUIIIUIIIHHmumuUMWInamm1vurav1wv1nev1wlvy41HI A A A parts o t is .ate ne y DQ is lea nm nickeledg runners of wel ed stee , temnerca . Fastening of latest d9SlgI1Q can be adjusted qplckly and convemently, and is secure when fastened, This skate is guaranteed in every particular. LS' Sizes-8, 855, 9, 935. 10, 103-6, 11, 113-5, and 12 inches. R BarneykBerry'sSkatesa.geforsalelga.11 l BARNEY GL BERRY, E F Hardware Dealers, and Sporhng Goods ouses. I Springfield, Mass. L- IEE- Gi-CCID'iX7'IN', CT Tmwxwzxst, 334 ana' 336' Maw Sf., cor. Sfafe, HARTFCDRD, CON N. PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. Full Line of Perfumery, Tooth, Neil, and Heir Brushes, Toilet Articles, ete. A PHYSIGIANS, PBESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY. IV ' CXXVJ W mztia wyg Zgiwwt Hmm OF ALL DESQIQIP'PIONS. Pafenf Leafhezf M553 Goods a Specfaffy. TENNIS SHOES TN GREAT VARIETY. Shoes Made to MQQSSUVQ - S egg Skilled W0Pkme7z. 391 Main Street, Hartford, Conn. . ff N.. ZN'N-xf 3x 'S . f ' .,- TTA .Tx ,vw . A 2 . SS ' ' I . I Ulu' Tffy' ' - ' I -' I '-1f..1'iii in'i1i'-.. -11 - 11: aw ' The .. Xl.: 1 .-5 T3 Us ju-S115 ILE EE iii f J F ' '-'ml 'ihlllunnu hm' L .L R EF 3 M215 if 1' .... . 9''li'H '1w:-mzttlifn 1 FUR I In E I, lulgsfhH,vmQa1,!P will I ,E :IHFEH EM-'E'if'J' In Paul-31. Lili, -it fd-'L'.!:M . EIT 34'5 Qr.:EEI:.E FIU EEN 15 L .m '-'Yu if all 1' 'lf' 1 g L -,- EN ummr W,'..,,.mu:lllIL, ' LJ L gli V lygh' ,, ':'?1f',..:' H , X ij, um 'U IH el' . if wt-I ,121 Tw wt T 4 H, .. 'fx xl,1'QQ IQ X IW' 'IHS' F' mf. mimmwti W' XXX, r ' ' 'rr r - 5 'TL f----ff'f:.-v-!-?- -rii.-urn' v ' ' 23kJE'CDIEd.J:I PZTRCEIASIKTG ' ' 205 Main Street, Hartford, Conn. qxxvip .T Yeung Gentlemen Should Remember GLOVES, g g nUNDERCLOTHING, a i ' NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, 8Lc., FIRST-GLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE. SUCH is THE HIVE,HARTFORD, ' --oF A- Where a good line of the above goods is always kept in stock. The BEE HIVE also deals largely in Uerpele, lluge,lfle13e, Curtelus, Pueueree, And those things pertaining to the decoration of rooms. Specialties suitable for Prizes, German Favors, etc., can always be found here. Students A will find it for their interest to patronize THE? B121-IJ HIVE, i EAETPCEE- QXXVII p HABENSTEIN'S ELEGANT f1IR,LoR EST!-IUEANT E.IEG'r'U'I.I.E.LJR 'JDIJSl'.l.'N'EES 'From II A. M. to 3 P. M. 50 Cents. THE BEST IN THE CITY. GAPITQL RESTAURANT ' ,DURING LEGISLATURE SESSIONS. - CAPITGL DINNERS From II A. M. to 3 P. M. 50 Cents. With LUNCH COUNTER attached. PARTIES, WEDDINGS, DINNER AND LUNCH PARTIES FURNISHED SERVICE IN ELEGANT STYLE, WITH ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES. Orders by Mail and Telephone will receive prompt attention. . HABENSTEIN, 269 MAIN ST., I-IAETFoRD, CONN JOHN KENNEDY, ICQIFCHILELIH Tai or, No. 48 STATE STREET, u I U U STATES HCTELI I I IXIXVIIIJ 9 x 3 4 67' 0 E H OTEL vm xx DGDDDDDCDI fa ws w vp OPPOSITE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT NEW YORK 600 RGOVIS AT :moo PER DAYAND N UPWARDS , RESTAURANTS ATNDDERATEPRICD If BAGGAGE TO AND FROM V1 GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT FREE TRAVELLER51CAN'LlVE-WELL AT'THE'ClRAND'UNION'FDR' LE55'I lONEY'THAN'ATANY ' ' OTHER-FIRST CEA55-HOTEL F lN'NEW'YOR ' 4 Elin-uARRl5oN-9AENAGER,1:i E? , .-'Z i-. ,J , fi- , -A , qggyrv' ' DWI1H021BISHJJYITQ-'.a51NNa7REb'f7Z nS : '--' mfg-5:5 ' X .5652 5 545 - - We ., E gpiff ' N f WmlDNJIDNEDlWJlI5!li!7flUIllIiH ,uwrmnmrf-nswnrxfffllbflabvp S 'f -E 2 9 ,' 4: I : I ff., I , ,, 474, A P A v ' 9293 N2 I 2'-' Q'c1f4Qmf!fDfwvcQ ,oibnmxawwi N Q 1 . 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The best practical ErlgliSh Dictionarm Your Attention is invited to the fact that in urchasing Y P extant'-Qumtewy Review? Lflfldon- the latest issue of this work, you get 4 ' ,41.1,.1-113913-gg,g:'ffl, A D I I 0 N A tlqglfgxfggl,fyfg,l1 lin:uull1lzul1mti5 l?fiFlll'l:1 S . . 1 l i.gi:f'fgE3gl , containing 3000 more words and nearly 2000 more illus- j gg? ll,ll'illlfiflllif,Tflllglbilliirlf trations than any other American Dictionary, . ' ' +.-.-nfgjllilvliz Yo ur 1 tw. Q - . R its-g.51gg:.fM llrllllllllllmllllllllte 1 ,MIL ls 0 T H E R E, :Q:l1tQ..,g1.:.a'1.lWl lllf-wif ll GAZETTEER UF ' ' 121 ,iv ln- Contalning over 20,000 Tltles, ' 1, ,I with their pronunciation and a vast amount of other in- it ll formation Qrecently addedl, and ,.... ,Qt i -' JH .4f2fffl.f lit ' AL D I l 0 N A ' I giving pronunciation of names u ' , ' S' A Sz' , - . - 'nv nearly 10 000 Noted Personsg In var1ous.' Styles of Binding. with and brlef faqs MLHETQS1 Qing Valuagle information. and Wlthout Patent Index. also various a g An invaluable com ' ' ' A pamon ln every 0 School and at ever ' 'd ' y Fxresi e. , I, .. -----as - t . . S f v' , . S. S remle. Webster is Standard Authority in the Gov't Printglzgtgflflgfiaiiflmflgggtlllgf Seen mgclfe for Court. It has been .elezted in eveiycase whme ' h B t, Schools. Nearly alll the school books used are based on Webstelii. 1:0565 SS Afs Published by G. sz c. MERRIAM sp oo., Svflnsfleld' as ' . Q XXXI I E z DREKA ine Stationery and ngraving ouse, ll2l Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Commencement, Class Day, Fraternity, Reception, and Wedding Invitations, Programmes, Nlenus, drc. Steel Plate Work for Fraternities and College Annuals. a ,Fine Stationery with Class Die, lVloiiogram, Crest, Address, doc. All work is executed in our establishment, under our personal supervision, and only in the best manner. Our unequaled facilities and long practical experience, enable us to produce the newest styles and most artistic effects, while our reputation is a guarantee of the quality of our productions. Designs, Samples, and Prices sent on application. Fraternity Stationery always on hand. lr'GRl:3l:QS dt BUCKLAND, El-IINA AND QQLHSS irfnifrn, LAMPS, AND FIXTURES, Silver Wcuee, Wooden Wcuae, G-roganilfg Irpn n Wcuse, jlcuztel fend Cf'll,bi7'L.6f, Orna- vnents Specialties. i , . 256 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD, CONN. TIMES BUILDING- rxxxrvy K 5 E i Our. name is a guarantee for the correctness and refinement of r our various productions. GEO.R.LO KWOOD8o son, Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers and Engrauers, siz BRQADKNAY, NEW YQRK. Correctly engraved invitations for Commencement, Class Day, Fraternity Receptions, Weddings, 8zc. Dance r and Menu Souvenirs. Book illustrations for College Annuals and Fraternity uses. Class Dies, Crests, Monograms, Lodge Headings, , Calling Cards, 8zc. . N. B5-Send to us for Samples and Price-List of our new Fraternity Stationery, from fine steel plates. They have been universally endorsed as the only CORRECT ENGRAVINGS of the badges they represent, and are original with us. L. D. WOOLLEY'S Livery Stable, Ne- :Los MAIN STREET- Good Horses and Carriagresio Lei at Fair Prlees. Haeks Furnished for Parties, lllleddings, Funerals, or by the Hour. PASSENGERS FOR BOAT OR CARS CALLED FOR IN ANY E ' PART OF THE CITY. U 0ra'ers may be left at the Uffice or sent by Telephone. ' N qxxxvup fa.- E- E SCI:T'.lf.IID'I', ' QLATE WITH T. STEELE 8: SoN,J EEEEE MBE EEEEEE EEEE EWIEEE, DEALER nv FINE WA TOHEIS, OLOOKS, AAD AEWEW, REPAIRING OF FINE VVATCI-IES ASPECIALTY. v f , ' I IQ, Pearl St., Heal' Main. ei asian Leathers' geucg. 0 AGENCY SMAIVUAL FREE uP0fv APPUCAHCAA. EVERETT o. FISK Co., No. 7 Tremont Place, Near Tremont House A C B0,S'I'01NT,h1VIASS. YSZHAT IS WANTED? D FASHICNABLE TAILUIIING AT MUDERATE PRICES. ' 'As usual, We open the season with a U - LARGER DISPLAY OF SEASONABLE CLOTHS Than any other house in the city. BUSINESS SUITS T0 ORDER, Foreign or Domestic, from 320.00. I DRESS SUITS T0 ORDER, Foreign or Domestic, from S25.00. TROUSERS T0 ORDER, Foreign or Domestic, from 35.00. ' SPRINGCOVERCOATS T0 0RDER, Foreign or Domestic, from 316.00 SPORTING AND ,C 'i'i 1 BICYCLE SUITS is j A SPECIALTY. U 50 Asylum St 4 XXXIX D - - QE.-3. X! Nfl 1' I A I , . C 5 R 1 IOIDS' Supl' A-X. 5 Illvli5OI'l. --ISSI. S001 . . xcq. 5 ,-sxw .O - 1 1 SQ? fx 555: . ,fi 3, ff' 'QQ T fg K-,fs , QE f I , I CES INN., N2 TEAC ' kygx Xfgliixfw I .+-xsff '-'XX 1 ,..P eff - ES S1 Slsm ATN -fs f'uxiI,,.lN -,'. ----- N Srssgxsiyl? XX S' ,S E' XI I . -N A NM E . 555 I1-f 555 555- f .' P -:QQ:5.gg.:.C.'g,, 15,5 5 ' Y- 5 , w.,..0' X!! 'I XE.: XEFKIII Nsxixi' WA., I 7it'I:3fIQ-If-Ii: Ig . Xa -R K . , 35.5 .,l., OUR METHODS, Q5 KT C, , . K SSA: '- l r ,, X, .Q I f Faocess . , , AND Moss-TYPEPROcEss.W'TTTxees3sO,LQl IIfisg5UPEl'lUl'5UI15llTulE5 En paving, 535 D , EMS FOR WUUU .II I I T 12as'l St COW I K. NUSSBAUM ez CO., CHOICE CHICIICC EEEI? HOME-DRESSED P0uL mr A spfcm Tr. 153 and 535 Main Street, HARTFORD, CONN. THE TRINITY TABLET. PUBLISHED EVERY THREE WEEKS. Contain-in.g COLLEGE NEWS of interest to Alumni as well as Unclergraclnates. Subscription price, 82.00 yearly. s.4o'a'ress, THE TRINITY TABLET, P. 0. Box 398, Hartford, Conn. The TABLET is for sale regularly at zo cents single copy, at BROXVN 84 GROss', 7Q Asylum Street, and J. R. BARLOXV,S, 232 Asylum Street, and No. 28 Jarvis Hall, Trinity College. VI IXLIJ John C.Ffoss,1+f,.. ' N 1' x 1 , I I U, ' ' IOEN' T IQIXIUSCV. Sccrctnru 4 u . ..L'CJR CEECJICEJ-1 GRQCFIRIES, EVERY FAMILY SHOULD v1s1T A The Boston Branch Tea and Ilrocerg House. GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEES, AND SPIOES. Also, receive all FLOUR direct from the Mills, thus saving two or three profits, and can pur- chase it always at very low prices. Also, receive the CALIFORNIA FRUIT, put up by the Golduzz Gate .Packing Co., which are the best packers in America, direct from the packers, in car lots g and everything is sold at this house at prices that cannot be beaten. ' ' ' J. P. HAYNES, 273 Main Street, Hartford, Conn. D. W. MITCHELL, Cigars, Cigarettes, and Smoking Tobacco. 275 MAIN STREET, HARTFURD, 00lVlV. ALSO, BILLIARD AND POOL PARLORS. STUDE TS , SHOULD PATRONIZE THE BEST BARBER Siior W, T. l3ASSlL'll'lliS, ON TRUMEULL STREET, UNDER THE ALLYN HOUSE. qxuip 1 CHAS F. CASE. ' E' JAS. A. DANIE s J CASE51 DANIELS, LADIES? AND GENTLEMENS FINE SHOES, SLIPPERS, RUBBERS, sie. Fine Lines Qf Patent Leather g11'1C1 E r.FS1'l1fliS Goods. 347 MAINWSTREET, HARTFORD, CONN, .AEA Complete House-Furnishing Storeser, E -The largest assortment of COOKING AND PARLQR STGVES - ' To be found in the city. The World-renowned 'Richmond Oil Stove, and the wonder of the age, The E Zimmerman Paper Refrigerator. CELEBRATED ROCHESTER LAMPS. BRIO-A-BRAC, Bl-MSS FIRE SETS, ANQIHOIVS, ETO., ETO. GLIDS ez: TWEIIPPSLE, ' 249 lgllain Street, CWaver1yeBui1ding.b ' VII S qxum WILLIAIVI II. POST 81 CO., 428 and 430 NIAIN STREET, HARTFORD, CONN. HQUSE-FUINISHING IND DIUUHATING . A SPECIALTYi Carpets, Curtains, Decorations, Paper-Hangings. I Gur assortment is always large and Varied in st Ie and qualit . Our stock Y Y never so low b h the most d Hi I df stidious can H d h to admir nd tempt them Gdhfllyh 11 dlltlg d d d W 1 t f CARPETS, PAPER-HANGINGS, DECORATIONS, CURTAINS I IVIATTINGS, OIL-CLOTHS, RUGS, ETC. WM. I'I. PGST CRL CG, IXLIVJ 4 C. E. EQARDMAN, HACK, L1VERY, B Q A R D IN G, AN D SAL E STABLE Carriag may be OI'deI4ed by fffalephoncf. 1011- Main Street, HARTFQRD, CONN. QXLVIJ f E THE PICDNEER COMPANY er 1 .M ' .r 4 . : X y y i AMERICA. E ORGANIZED 1A866. D j i r Q0 RTFO 0 1 M. if 'S -QP' RD, Q 55 ,.,. , H fflffifl - 4 E 410rfe e e E QS? NANDINS THOROUGH INSPECTION. Insurance against less or damage to property . and loss ef' life and injury to persons I caused by A STEAM BCDILER EXPLCJSICJNS. 1 D J. M. ALLEN, It , President. 4 W B FRANKLIN J. B. PIERCE F. B. ALLEN, Supervising General Agent. 7 QXLVIIJ