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5 N VI X ' if A 4. xx 1 v A . K ,v ' NX 'W '9 if M?! 4Ji . V5 ff-LV f' ,- fill 'D X 3 .Q 455 ,K A-EQ' .IQ K N gy We SXQQRQKQLLQTHNQBF ' ak 2 1 LL wipfiqf -fl' W5 Q ' Fixwil W , l f ezim ' E W K ' 2 ag f 5 X f f. 1, 1 2 5 7 Qi Ei EE 53 C2522-392 . N, x Y 2 A wwf of j?0zc'4'1's fa pcrfzmze IZ faonz 1872-73. A TABLE OF CONTENTS Calendar Yale College, 1872-3, Corporation, . . . Faculty and Instructors, Theological Department, Law Department, , Medical Department, . Department of Philosophy and the Arts. Art School, . . . Sheiiielcl Scientific School, Academical Department, Directory. . . Statistics of Residence an d Summary Commencement-Degrees conferred junior Appointments, Premiums, , . Woolsey Fund, . Society of Alumni, . Reading Room, . Libraries, . . Societies, Academic, Societies, Scientific, Boating Organizations, . Ball Organizations, . Athletic Organizations, Y Religious Organizations, Musical Organizations, . Eating Clubs, . . Committees, . . . Campaign Committees, Yale Publications, . Miscellany, . Memorabilia, Advertisements, Time Tables, acht Races ical Department begins on the same day with the first Gifzrlcnhar. 1872. 12 Sept. Thursday, FIRST ACADEMICAI. TERM begins. 17 Oct. Thursday, Winter Term, Medical Department, begins. 19 Dec. Thursday, FIRST TERM ends. 1873. Winter Vacation of two Weeks. 2 Jan- Thursday, SECOND AGADELIICIXL TERM begins. 12 Fgb, Wednesday, Spring Term, Law Department, begins. 13 Feb- Thursday, Winter Term, Medical Department, ends. 6 March, Tliursday, Spring Term, Medical Department, begins. ' 27 Mm-C11 , Thursday, Junior Exhibition. 3 Apr-11, Thursday, SECOND TERM ends. Spring Vacation of txvo weeks. 17 Ap,-il? Thursday, THIRD ACADENIICAL TERM begins. 6 May, Tuesday, Berkeley Scholarship Examination. 137 14: May, Tuesd., Wedn., Annual Examination, Theological Department. 15 May, Thursday, Anniversary, Theological Department. 19 Mary? NI0nd1ry7 Woolsey Scholarship Examination begins. I. n H Winthrop Prize Examination. 26, 27 May' Mond., Tuesd., W. W. DeForest Scholarship Examination. 2 Jung, Monday, Clark Scholarship Examination. 21 grime, Saturday, Examination for admission to the Shefiield Sci- entific School. 22 June, Sunday, Baccalaureate Sermon. 23 June, Monday, Anniversary, Sheftield Scientific School. 24 June, Tuesdgrbry Presentation for Degrees, Academ. Department. 25 June, W eduesda Anniversary of the Society of Alumni. 26 J une, Thursday, COMMENCEMENT. 27, 28 June, Frid., Sat., Examination for admission to the Academieal Department. 27 June, Friday, Examination for admission to the Sheffield Sci- entific School. ' Summer Vacation of eleven Weeks. 9, 10 Sept Tuesd., Wedn., Examination for admission. 11 Sept. Thursday, FIRST AGADEMIGAL TERM begins. 18 Dec. Thursday, FIRST ACADEMICAL TERM ends. The Term in the Theolog Academical Term, and continues eight months, until the third Thursday in May. In the Law Department the Fall Term begins on the same day with the lirst Aeadclnical Term and ends December 243 the Spring Term begins on the second Wednesday in February and ends at Connneneelnent,-with a recess of one week early in May. In the Medical Departinent the Fall TC1'1ll begins 011 the third Thursday in October, and continues seventeen weeksg the Spring Term begins on the first Thursday in March, and continues, with an intermission of one week in May, till Connnenceincnt. The Terms in the Graduate Courses ofthe Department of Philosophy and the Arts, in the Sheiiield Scientiiic School, and in the School of the Fine Arts, coincide with thc Acadcnmical Terms. THE POT-POURRI. The eighth annual number of the POT-POURRI is now before you. Its appearance has been delayed, perhaps unusually so, but intentionally. Its aim is to be a complete and accurate College Directory , for this, much time is needed. It has been promised in the past that the number of adver- tisements in the POT-POURRI should be as limited as possible. This prom- ise has been made good, and the present number appears, feeling that in this respect, at least, the approval of the college is due to the POT-POURRI. Hrs H15 REV REV REV REV. REV REV. REV. REV. REV. REV. HON YALE COLLEGE. OCTOBER, 1872. CORPORATION.. PRESIDENT. REV. NOAH PORTER, D.D., LL.D. EXCELLENCY MARSHALL JEWELL, Hartford. HONOR MORRIS TYLER, New Haven. JOSEPH ELDRIDGE, D.D., Norfolk. GEORGE TILLOTSON, M.A., Plainlield. EDWIN R. GILBERT, M.A.,Wa11ingf0rd. DAVID S. BRAINERD, M.A., Lyme. LEONARD BACON, D.D., LL.D., New Haven. I-IIRAM P. ARMS, D.D., Norwich Town. MYRON N. MORRIS, M.A., West Hartford. SAMUEL G. WILLARD, M.A., Colchester. THEODORE D. WOOLSEY, D.D., LL.D., New Haven OLIVER E, DAGGETT, D.D., New London. .ALPHONSO TAFT, Cincinnati, O. HON WILLIAM M. EVARTS, New York City. LION. 'WILLIAM B. WASHBURN, GreenHeld. I-ION. HENRY B. HARRISON, New I-Iaven. HON. VVILLIAM WALTER PHELPS, Bergen, N. J. JOSEPH E. SHEFFIELD, Esq., New Haven. SECRETARY, FRANKLIN B. DEXTER, M.A., f7TR.21Hd LIBRARXH 136 1 I TREASURER, HENRY C. KINGSLEY, M.A., C5 TR.j 23 Hillhouee LV 'rREAsURER's Ass1s'1vxN'1'. LUCIUS W. FITCH, Q5 'rR.j 113 College st 2 FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS. REV. NOAH PORTER, PRESIDENT, Pi'ofe.r.ro7' of .Moral Philosophy and flletaphysior, Q7 TR.J 31 Hillhouse av -Zi--1 il-, lfenl .P7'ofe.v5or0f Law. REV. LEONARD BACON, Cli. Pol. 1zmz'Am. Ck.IJi.vz'., Q1 D.1-LJ 247 Church st --1 -ll--, Clzitlendm Prof of Dizfinily aim' Collegc Parlor. ELIAS LOOMIS, 1Volu1'alP!2ilo.rojJhy zz1zdA:z'1'o7zo11zy, Q236 D.J 141 Church st WVILLIAM A. NORTON, Civil Enginzferirzg, QS. 72 Prospect st JAMES D. DANA, Geology and Ilifiwzemlogy, 24 Hillhouse av REV. GEORGE E. DAY, Hl:'b7'E'ZU 1mdBib. Tbeolqggf, Q5 D. I-LJ 125 College St REV. SAMUEL HARRIS, Syxtemalic Tlzeology, Q3 D. 144 College st THOMAS A. THACHER, Lrzfz'1zLzz1zg. and Liz'errzluro, 155 Crown st BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Ckevzixlvjf, 34 Hillhouse av REV. CHESTER S. LYMAN, Asfronoiizy and Phyrzhr, QS. 1-LJ SS Trumbull St REV. J. M. HOPPIN, Hom. and the Pano?-ol Ch., Q7 D. HJ Sachem, c. Mans JAMES HADLEY, Greek Language and Liforofm-E, Q2o3 DJ 105 Elm st STEPHEN G. HUBBARD, 0bJ'llEll7'Z.L'Ill1NZ71:C'7iZ!Z!L'DZ'.Y1!!l.S'L'.Y, 23 College St W. D. WHITNEY, Srzmkrit and Com. Pkilology, Q2o5 D.j 246 Church st MOSES C. WHITE, Histology, Patkology and Zlflic7'o.vroj2y, 113 George st I'ION. F. WAYLAND, IVIW, Law and Emklmro, Q16 Ex. Build.J91 lVl1itney av REV. GEO. P. FISHER, Eorlo.vizz.vz'z'fal flisloajf, Q9 D. 1-LJ 27 Hillhousc av WILLIAM P. TROWBRIDGE, Dyimmiml E72gI.77fE7'i7Zg', QS. 1-LJ Prospect St REV. TIMOTHY DWIGHT, Sacred Literotm'c, Q2 D. HJ 126 College st CHARLES A. LINDSLEY, lllzzleria flifozliaz ami Tbemj5z'zzlif.r, 132 Olivc st HUBERT A. NEWTON, 1WoMemrzz'z'os, Q183 LYC.J 135 Elm st GEORGE BRUSH, fIffZ'7ZB7'!ZZtlgjf, QS. I4 Trumbull st -l --1i , Phyximl mm' Poliiical Gcogmjbfly. SAMUEL W. JOHNSON, Ag. and Avzobfl. Chew., Qs. 54 Trumbull st WILLIAM H. BREWER, Ag'7'Z'CZlZfZII'c', QS. I-LJ 246 Orange st CHARLES L. IVES, Tllooajf and .P7'HEfI'ff of llfco z'fz'11o, S9 Elm st FRANCIS BACON, Priwzrybler zzmlP1'nriioe of Szngevjf, 32 High st LEONARD SANFORD, Amzfomyofza' Phyxiology, 126 Crown St WILLIAM C. ROBINSON, jifwilkllfllljf amz' C7'i1llf7ZfZ! Law, Q4 L.J 76 Olive St JOHN F. WEIR, Poizziiug am! Dol-ign, Q9 Art Buildingj 130 Bradley st. LEWIS R. PACKARD, Crook Long. amz' Lil., Q121 NJ 34 York Square pl CYRUS NORTHROP, Rholoric aml'E1zgli.rk Lil., Q137 F.J 607 Chapel st. DANIEL C. EATON, Bolony, Sachem st., c. Prospect. ARTHUR M. WHEELER, Hzkfozgf, 207 D, A FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS. 7 ADDISON VAN NAME, Liorarizzaz, QLIBRARYJ 121 High st GEORGE F. BARKER, Phys. Clloozislvjf and Toxirology, 30 College St J. WILLARD GIBBS, lWzzlhelizrzl1'cal Phyxifs, 121 High St ARTHUR W. WRIGHT, Chwzzisifjf mm' ZEIUZECZLZIZ7' Phyxzks, 224 D JOHN E. CLARK, lrwtructoz' of Wfaihofznatics, IQO Orange St THOMAS R. LOUNSBURY, Efzglisfl, ' QS. H., 187 Temple st OTI-INIEL C. MARSH, Paleonfology, Q4 TR., 9 College st D. CADY EATON, f1lAJf!71j! ofA7'z', Q3 Art Builclingj 53 Hillhouse av EUGENE L. RICHARDS, llfczlhoflzalifs, Q86 N. MQ 198 York St -IOI-IN H. NIEMEYER, Di'n7cfz'7zg', Q8 Art Buildingj 462 Chapel st FRANKLIN B. DEXTER, As.rz'.virIfz1f LiI31'o1'z'a1z and Reg., QLIBRARYJ 136 F SIMEON E. BALDWIN, Low om! lflfillx, Q17 Ex. Buildingj 44 Wall st OSCAR D. ALLEN, llfflrzllzlfgy a1zzl.4.v.vnyl7zg, EDWARD B. COE, llrfoflefffz Lozzgmzgm, ADDISON E. VERRILL, Zoology, Qs. 1-1.5 28 Clark st 240 D Q4 'IRQ I48 College st FRANKLIN CARTER, Gorffzzm Longzzage and Liz'e1'rzlw'o. REV. YVILLIAM G. SUMNER, Polilicol and Sofia! Science, 129 Whitney av J. T. PLATT, Ploczrl. and EQuZ,Zjf ffzzrix., Q18 Ex. Buildj 128 Bradley st HENRY P. WVRIGHT, Lzzlin Lamgzmgo amz' Lite7'1ztm'f, JAMES K. THACHER, Tulorin NoZz47'ol Philosololzy, HENRY A. BEERS, Tzzlor in Eazglirh Lileratzlffe, EDWARD HEATON, Tzzfoff in lVfalhema!z'cs, THOMAS HOOKER, Tutor in Creole, EDWARD G. COY, Tutor in Lzzlifz, HENRY WARD BEECHER, MARK BAILEY, f1z.rl1'zzcfo1' in Elofulion, Q1 ALBERT S. YVHEELER, G'e1'mzz1z, WVILLIAM L. BRADLEY, Defzzonslrolor in Arzaiomy, GUSTAVE STOECKEL. Vocal Jlffuxic, RICHARD M. BACI-IE, Plane Table Sm oeyz'1zg, F. R. HONEY, Orfhogrnywkio P7'QjBCfZ'H7Z, ABRAM M. SHEWV, f1Z.YlNZZ'0f, DANIEL H. VVELLS, Civil ,Engim'orilzg, SIDNEY I. SMITH, Zoology, OSCAR HARGER, Paleozzlology. EDYVARD S. BREIDENBAUGI-I, ChL'llli.Yf7Q', CHARLES S. HASTINGS, Plgf.rz'o.v, HORACE ANDREYVS. Sz'n'z.'qj'i11g, DANIEL H. PIERPONT, Szwzfrgfizzg, TI-IEOPI-IIL M. PRUDDEN, Chvfzfzlrtzjf, LOUIS BAIL, Dl?ITi'l.IILg , 70 N. M I53 F I02 N 21 s I72 F 58 s. M Y st st st St st st Brooklyn, N. 50 FJ 185 Temple I2 Trumbull 22 College 137 York 462 Chapel Center Middletown. QQ Bradley st Q4 'rR.l 148 College Q4 TR., 42 s. M. S . H. SI Q0 Grove 8 York sq st Il 43 Park Place 145 Olive 5. Sf. 5 STUDENTS. TI-IEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT. RESIDENT LICENTIATES, AffE7ZlZQ7Zg Leciures. Q James Demarest Eaton, B.A. P- Beloit College, 5 Lzzzzfnxfer, Pffirr. 4 D. Moses Stuart Phelps, B.A. Avzdaver, Alam. 120 College st. Thomas Jefferson-Volentine, M.A. Cayman, IH' 201 Crown st. Brown University, S 0 SENIOR CLASS. Augustine Barnum, B.A. 2 X V Oberlin College, Y IVzm.vca1z, 0. IQ D. H George Lee Beach, B.A. 2 I , f Oberlin College' Y Axzdawf, 0. 31 D. 1I john Scudder Chandler, B.A. New Hawn, II D H Ros ell Chap'n, B.A. . Ogverlin Coliegev g Sefzfzlle, O. 38 D. 1-I Truman D. Childs, B.A. 2 . ,. Oberlin College, 5 BlZZ7Zb1Lt2g7'6, O. 46 D. H Charles Burritt Curtis, B.A. J . Beloit College, Dowz, III. 1 NV1nthrop av Quincy Lamartine Dowd, B.A. I . Oberlin College, Y Scwlle, 0. 22 D 1-I john Pentyrch Evans, Pbfmazfffl, Pa. 27 D. I-I Charles Newton Fitch, B.A. P- G A 2 O Oberlin College, 5 wwf - 32 D H Franklin Solomon Fitch, B.A. C, , 0 Oberlin College, 'mlm' ' 32 D H Wz'!!z'a11zsZo1u1z, Zllaxx. I5 D I-I Frederick Smith Hayden, B.A. fllilwazzkef, W1'rn'. 8 D I-I ISQ31,fCf1'i Wm Wmffzff, N. Y. 112 conege sr Henry Larned Hutchins, B.A. Ncfu ffawfz, IO D H f ' K ', . HlT73i2teTtEiil1i i fja7WMu73Thf Pa' V I1 D- H G U Cl 'k L b, . cwgsiaelil Colim g X Pom! Plcfanzfzf, ffl. 24 D, 1-1 Theodore Philander Prudden, B.A. Nezu Ifzzvezz, I7 15 H h Al R b , J0BIgla EIKSIEEQCILS E- COL'df0Elh, Wafgyy D. II THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS. 9 lfVilliam Edward Safforcl, B.A. I 1 I Oberlin College, S- 5Z!llZ5f0lZ, Ill. 31 D. H Edward Payson Salmon,l ,. X . Beloit College, 5 Beloit, Wwe. T5 D. H Robert Brown Stimson, P U 7 Wabash College, Ten: Ifzzzzle, Ind. 23 D. H .logglgjlaofillasf Abermzzaizi, l7Vn!c.r, 25 D. H. G F. W , . . eggiilin COZHZQZ, B A Lenox, 0. 112 College st MIDDLE CLASS. George Whitefield Benjamin, M.A., M.D. Nero Hzzwn, 161 Crown st. Edgvriglgggngillgtilgss' KA' g CU7ZJ'fIZIZf7'710p!L', Tzzrktgf, 6 D. H. Iollsanaigegogggjf BA' g S0llZ6'7 UZ'Z!6, Tenn. 53 D. H. Homer james Broadwell, M.D. l , , , Eclectic Med. Coll., Pa- S 1Ve1u Havzzz, 72 S. Front st Samuel Edwin Busser, B.A. I , Pennsylvania Coll. S' Yom' Pa' 33 D' H' Andrew Lewis Buttner, B.A. Q 1 , Wabash College' S far! Wajf1ze,f11d. 50 D. H Newell Meeker Calhoun, Bezfhlehfm, 41 D. H Franklin Countryman, B.A. .New flown, 378 Howard av William Burke Danforth, Bax. , Dartmouth College, RWHZZOU' Vi' 53 D' H Marshall Richard Gaines, M.A. 1Vew Hawfzz, I3 Pearl st William Greenwood, B.A. l I Amherst College, S Basfwz, Mass. 34 D. H Aaron Merritt Hills, B.A. 2 X , Oberlin College, Y Jlfi. Vwfzzm, O. 46 D. H Joel Stone Ives, B.A. I ., Amherst College' 5- Carizzze, Me. 3Q D. H .laglviztiiigifgagggggzyJohnston' BA' Ejlfew Wilvzzivzglafz, Pa. SI D. H Glwgialii-lgvgzdviggean' ILA' Grecz! Barrivzglovz, llfffzrr. I2 D. H john Newton McLoney, B.A. l 4 A . , Iowa College, 5 Lddyuzllc, Iozurz, 40 D. H Charles William Mallory, B.A. I J Amherst College, Y Hamdm, N. Y. 43 D. H james Brackett Mason, H.A. 2 4 - Dartmouth College, Y Ear! Pnbzey, Pl. 26 D. 1-I George Michael, B.A. Shmwm, Pa 28 D H Penn. Coll. ' ' ' ' Howard Walter Pope, B.A. Plfeslmlle, 41 D. I-I S i5Jil3fnERQ11'25Cffff3'gQS0ni Iflifxt zffnmrfmfk, 415 as wan st. IO THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS. Wigllizgigg gloifgrigtire Salter' RA' g Burlingtozz, Iowa, 30 D. H. D , Rlfgigdcligggellsnell' B'A' .New Sharon, Iowa, 42 D. H. D- I john Wolcott Starr, 1s.A. Gzziyord, 35 D. H john Lawson Stoddard, B.A. 2 N Williams College, 5 Boito1z,Maxx. I8 D. H. john Philander Trowbridge, 2 , Amherst College, Y Pamfwi' 34 D' H JUNIOR CLASS. Albert Franklin Abbott, B.A. 7 Middlebury College, 5' Allison Dwight Adams, B.A. Beloit College, A George Crawford Adams, B.A. Amherst College, l S Kerr Cranston Anderson, B.A. l 5 Middlebury College, Doane Rich Atkins, 2 Amherst College, K Arthur Jared Benedict, B.A. jacob Albert Biddle, B.A. Oberlin College, George Christopher Booth, 'William Patrick Clancy, B.A. Amherst College, Solomon Melvin Coles, 1s.A. l Lincoln University, 5 William Bayard Craig, B.A. Iowa. State Univ. Gilbert Allen Curtiss, Edward Dwight Eaton, B.A. 2 Beloit College, f Oren Dennis Fisher, ILA. Olivet College, joseph Allen Freeman, B.A. 2 Dartmouth College, f Lorin Samuel Gates, B.A. 1 Williams College, 5 Charles Whittlesey Guernsey, B Iowa College, Charles Hezekiah Hamlin, B.A. George Edward Hall, B.A. 2 Oberlin College, K james Lyman Harrington, R.A. Williams College, Samuel Lee Hillyer, B.A. 2 Oberlin College, f Alfred C. Hogbin, 1s.A. 2. Hillsdale Coll. f David Sumner Holbrook, B.A. .A. P Y Ilifzzrlow, N. H. Union Grow, Wirr. Czzsline, Me. jfedbzzfgfl, Scoilzmd, Truro, Maxx. Beihel, Loexvillo, 0. Dofroil, Ilfich. 1lIi!Ze1 r Falk, fliers. Guilforrl, Iowa Cigl, Iowa, ' Ma W ey! Siockorzdgo, Laozcasfer, Wfirr. Yokrzriozun, llfich. Caledonia, IV. S. Haz'!!a1zz!, Griwzell, Iowa, Plailwillo, Dover, O. COZ7l7lZbZlJ, 0. Grimzoll, Iowa, ffillrdale, Miro. Chesfer, films. 30 Dixwell av KID 112 College st I3 D. H 37 Dixwell av Q15 86 Wall st 36 D. 1-I 129 College st Q2 High st 16 Button st Q2 High st 49 D. rr .v.r. 44 D. H 4 D. H 120 College st 44 D. H 2Q D. I-I Q25 86 Wall st Q4j 112 College st 6 D. 1-1 29 D. 1-1 Qgj 86 Wall st. Qgj 86 Wall st. 37 D. H. THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS. ll William Taylor jackson, B.A. 2 . l 4 Western College, Iowa, Poolemzlle, Dzd. IOQ Elm st J0gf1gjYOgCi3'f:gf'A' Phzzmffgpm, Pa. toy as VVall sf dlrleflgigl 1635? ' BA' 2 Conxiazziiazrzple, T zzrkey, 49 D. H Th D ' L t' , 1.A. . . Efgifne ggjfegg, 'mer l E ymwzff, 5. C. Q43 86 Wall st L ' O L , . . . Lgfjlgjlinrggllegiu B A 9 lfcizorha, LVZJC. W I4 D. H Edwin Stevens Lines, B.A. Naugfzzmrk, 45 D. H Frgrgsasegssvgglpgggsh' BA' g Lcolizizzslw, fllass. Q73 86 Wall Sl CYEggg?tI'32iCLgneMOl-gan' BA' E 1lfIilZlLL'IIf0!Z4J', Illimz. II2 College St Charles Fitch Morse, B.A. 2 I , V . 7 Amherst College, l Smjrwd Sjmnfg 5' 52 D' H NVilliam Dexter,Mosman, B.A. 2 , Amherst College, f Cmmpgg' Ivan' 48 D' H james Oakey, B.A. Terre Hazffe, Ind. 54 D. H Lester Beach Platt, B.A. . , Oberlin College, Baltzmaae, Md. 18 Home pl Frank Caleb Potter, B.A. Naffth Waodrfark, 120 College st Frgifgflggiqggen Puuan' BA' jfazzexzfilln, Wise. CID II2 College st Edward Payson Root, B.A. I Amherst College, Jllozzfzzgue, flfzzsr. 26 D. H Chgfff Etugeifvens' Boi-fo1z,1lIr1,v.r. Q55 86 Wall St john Ogilvie Stevenson, Bamzockburn, Srazlmzfi, Q4j 86 Wall st Albert Henry Thompson, B,A. 1 , I Amherst Cauege, 5 Seafxporf, life. I3 D. H Alwin Ethelstan Todd, B.A. Ludlow, Zliasr. 21 D. H Louis Bryant Tuckerman, B.A. - A , Amherst College, Am-lzizbzng, 0. 36 D. H William E. NVeikart, Liiflfsiozwz, Pa. Q6j 86 Wall st Wgl32?fi?ggflZgZesfefVe1f- BA- om-fm, 0. 433 112 College st Nathan Hart Whittlesey, B.A. New P1-ation, 21 D. H Sedgwlck Poftef Wlldef- B-A' W. Eau czam, mmf. Q53 112 CO11. st Beloit College, LAW DEPARTM ENT. WILLIAM C. ROBINSON, M.A., DEAN OF Frederick William Babcock, Charles Frederick Bollman, I LIBRARIAN, S Owen Peterson Bricker, Julius Colton Cable, Thomas Henry Dewey, Elisha jay Edwards, B.A. Isaac Henry Ford, B.A. Curtis Hoopes Hannum, Hobart L. Hotchkiss, Rufus Starr Pickett, joseph Rothschild, Henry Dwight Russell, Oliver Sherman White. M.A. JUNIOR james Bishop, Ebenezer H. Buckingham, William Arthur Countryman, Leonard Eager Curtis, Hugh Dailey, Henry Fowler English, Wilson Lindsley Gill, Charles Ross Grubb, Charles Storrs Hamilton, B.A. King's College, Thomas Daniel Kennedy, Herbert Evelyn Kinney, B.A. Albert W. Mclntire, Howard Mansfield, B.A. Charles Willard Murphy, Franklin Julius Parker, joseph Daniel Plunkett, Frederick Stanley Root, Henry Rucker, Simeon Straus, john Payne Studley, Thomas james Swift, William Kneeland Townsend, B.A. Frederick C. Webster, Frank Henry Willenborg, Edwin Christopher Woodruff, B.A. Theodore Salisbury Woolsey, CLASS. Ne1U4Ha7fe'7z, .New Haven, Lanearter, Pa. ' D!!7Zf5Zl7jf, zVew Haven, New Haven, .fVew Haven, W es! Cfzesfer, Pa. THE FACULTY. 183 E. Grand st IQ Wooster pl 9 White's Block 45 Spring st 64 Orange st 167 Temple st 35 High st 72 Howe st Nezu Haveaz, 2I Exchange Building Afew Haven, 74 Columbus st San Francisco, Cal. 72 Howe St New Haven, Nezu H aven, 41 Vernon st 258 Church st SENIORS, 13. CLASS. Westville, 21 Exchange Building. Canion, 0. I34 F. New Haven, Colurnb. st. G. How. av Oneida, Ill. 1Vew Haven, New Haven, Calmnbur, 0. B1z1'Zz'ngl0n, N PVi1m'sor, Cafzazia, Afew ffaven, Grisfvald, Pizflsliungh, Pa. .New Haven, Xelzia, 0. New ffaven, New Ifaven, 1Vew Havelz, Paris, IQQ Chieago, ffl. A n.mnz'a, New ffavezz, Ear! ffaven, Liiehjeld, 1Vew Haven, Gzez'Q ora', M10 Haven, 122 Park st. 8 Hughes pl. 134 Chapel st. 119 College st. 234 D. 175 George st ZI Broad st 182 LYC 6 s 50 Lyon st George st I7 Asylum st 45 Hamilton st 174 Chapel st 36 High st 14o Elm st 96 York st New Haven House I52 11: 49 Collis st. Guilford 250 Church st. -IUNIORS, 25. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. ' WINTER TERM BEGINS OCT. 17, I872. FACULTY. REV. NOAH PORTER, D.D., LL.D., PRESIDENT. BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, M.D. STEPHEN G. HUBBARD, M.D. CHARLES A. LINDSLEY, M.D., Dean of the Faculgf. MosEs'c.WH1TE, M.D. CHARLES L. IVES, M.D. FRANCIS BACON, M.D. LEONARD SANFORD, M.D. GEORGE F. BARKER, M.D. ABRAM M. SI-IEW, M.D., Lcciwfcv' on ffzmfzizjf. WILLIAM L. BRADLEY, M.D., De11zo1z.vf1'a1fo1'i1z Avzafafzzy, I and Czzrrzim' of Zhu' Mzzrezffzz. In addition to the Professors, the following persons, chosen by the Fellows of the State Medical Society, are members of the Board of Examiners, HENRY W. BUEL, M.D., Pres. flied. Soc., Prex. ex-ojicio, Lz'z'fhfel1l'. RUFUS BAKER, M.D., Ilfizidlefawzz. LOWELL I-IOLBROOK, M.D., Thongfwolz. FRANCIS L. DICKINSON, M.D., 1Carkw'Z!c. T. S. HANCI-IETT, M.D., PVo!co!z'zfz'ZIe. DAVID A. TYLER, M.D., Nm ffmn. GEORGE C. JARVIS, M.D., fLzrzy'ara'. ROBERT HUBBARD, M.D., Bziflgfyiaz-I. J MEDICAL COLLEGE. Dean of Fczcuigf, C. A. LINDSLEY, 178 St. john st. Arthur Harman Adams, William Hiram Booth, Elbridge Gerry Carpenter, William Dolz, Edward Strong Dwight, John Herman Eden, George Russell Fisher, Isaac Parsons Fiske, Charles Wellinton Fitch, Arthur Rodolfo Grose, William Brinton Hall, Frederic Hoadley, William Howard King, Calvin Sloane May, Edward Solomon Meers, john Walter Merle, james Jerome Newcomb, james Olmstead, -Ir., Stanley P. Warren, Fred Olive White, New ffaven, .Bi7'77Zi7Zg'hlZ7lZ, Providezzfe, 13. I. Havafza, Cuba, New Haven, Neru York Cizjl, Charlfofz, zllfzrr. SOZtfhi7Zgf07Z, Villarlara, Cuba, Piflsjfeld, Blass. Mw Haven, Prarfirfwzfe, Neva Hawffz, Naugzztzzck, B7'i!I?gl?07'l'. Lz'tchfeZ!z', Mru Haverz, B1'in'gep01't. New Havelz, 544 Chapel st Ioo Howe st 134 Elm st 33 Wall st 36 Wall st I6 Vernon St 533 Chapel st 24 York sq. pl 215 Crown st 156 Chapel st 242 Elm st 179 Church st 533 Chapel st 6 Sylvan av 6 Sylvan av 23 Church st S40 Chapel st 242 Elm st Total, 20. DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY AND THE ARTS. GRA D U ATE Dzeludiafg Ike Gvfaziuale Sflidfllfi jacob Jackson Abbott, jr., PH.B. Horace Andrews, C.E. Henry Prentiss Armsby, l Worcester Free Institute, j STUDENTS. of tlze Shejield Seienlzfe Selzoal. Yawzzouth, M e. TIZ77:1lf07U7Z, N . Y. rWz'lZ6u7j1, fllass. Alex. H. Bezjian, Prof. Phys. Sei.2 . I. Central Turkey College. fAmmb' Symz' Charles Wyllys Betts, M.A., LL.B. Edward S. Breidenbaugh, M.A. 2 Pennsylvania College. f George B. Chittenden, PH.B. Clement Long Clapp, Neville B. Craig, B.A. Charles Burritt Curtiss. B.A. I Beloit College, f john Leadley Dagg, B.A. l Bethel College, Ky., f Francis Urquhart Downing, B.A. Charles Benjamin Dudley, B.A. August Hjalmar Edgren, B.A. Cornell Univ., Charles H. Ferry, B.A. William Gamble, M.A. james Ridgway,Gawthrop, PH.B. Charles Hezekiah Hamlin, B.A. Oscar Harger, M.A. Charles Sheldon Hastings, PH.B. George Wesson Hawes, PH.B. Henry Allen Hazen, B.A. Dartmouth College, Edward Heaton, B.A. WVilliam Hale Herrick, B.A. 2 Williams College, jg Edward Hopkins jenkins, B.A. Frank Fanning Jewett, B.A. Greene Kendrick, ILA. joseph Frederick Klein, PH.B. Charles Rockwell Lanman, B.A. 1Vew York Ciqjl, East River. PVaverb1, Ill. Pifirbmggh, Pa. Dover, Ill. Hapkinrville, Ky. Cblumbur, Ga. N ew H aven, New Haven, Ckirezgo, ffl. Shanghai, China, N01'thl31'a0k, Pa. Plainville, Oxford, HcWzfomC Barton, lllasx. New Havefz, New Haven, Clavwzziafz, VZ. Fzzlmozztlz, Illasr. N arwieh, W aierbmfy, zVew Ifaven, N orwirb, 29 Prospect st 8 York sq 172 George st 143 Chapel st 189 George st 8 Lock st 1 Winthrop av 45 Crown st 83 Olive st 460 Chapel st 147 York st 27 Mansfield st 462 Chapel st 27 Mansfield st 112 College st 42 S. M go Grove st S. H 28 Ward st 21 s 1 I4 Grove st I22 Park st 8 Lock st 48 College st 86 Nicoll st 144 George st Dwight Whitney Learned, B.A. New ffzzven, 29 High st Alonzo Norton Lewis, M.A. Nero Havezz, 45 Elm st Harrison Wheeler Lindsley, PH.B. Afew Haven, I32 Olive st Edwin Stevens Lines, li.A. Nazzgaiuefe, 45 D. H joseph Taplin Lovewell, ILA. Whilewalef, Wise. J ulcinkggifsx' MTH' E- Laummze, Swilzerlzzud, 96 York st 16 STUDENTS IN PHILOSOPHY AND THE ARTS. Irving jay Manatt, B,A. Iowa College, Thomas William Mather, PH.B. Edward Thomas Owen, B.A. Bernadotte Perrin, B.A. Moses Stuart Phelps, B.A. Daniel Hobart Pierpont, P1-1.12. Bfookljlrz, Iowa, 1Vew Havefz, Ha1'y'o1'zL W olcotivfille, Amiower, 1W1z.r:. Aforlll flown, 172 George st. 26 Beers st. 208 Elm st. 5 s. 120 College st. 145 Olive st. Theophil Mitchell Prudclen, P1-LB. New Haven, s. H. Lucius Adelno Sherman, B.A. Ear! Douglas, Zllasx. 144 George st. james Kingsley Thacher, B.A. New Havefz, 153 F. Thomas Thacher, 12.11. New Haven, 182 LYC. Edward Allen Wilson, B.A. Sl. Louis, Mo. 129 College st. William Curtis Wood, M.A. New Ifofoefz, 102 N. Thomas Wallace Wright, - PH.B., B,A. Toronto University, Gan' Canada' S' H' ' GRADUATE S'1'UnEN'1's, 48. SPECIAL STUDENTS, NOT CANDIDATES FOR A DEGREE. Samuel Bowles, Sprizzgyielel, Moss. 116 High st. Andrew Wheeler Phillips, Cheshire, Cheshire. james Perry Sanxay, Chicago, III. SI Howe st, Marcelon Sylvester Wilson, Nezu ffezzfen, 22 York sq. SPECIAL STUDENTSJ 4. 1 YALE ART SCHOOL. JOHN F. WEIR, N.A., Director of the School, 1 Henry Baldwin, A.B. john Chandler, George B, Chittenden, Henry R. Elliot, A.B. James Elliot Gregory, F. J. Hart, Samuel Isham, james Perry Sanxay, jolien B. Smith, Julien B. Smith, Siudefzis. Orange, N. New Haven, Ear! River, New ffavefz, New York Cizfv, New Ha71e1z, New York Cilgl, Chicago, Ill. New flown, New flown, 30 Bradley st. 105 I-Iigh st. 97 Olive st. 24 Sylvan av. 134 College st. 162 York st. 51 Howe st. 9 College st. 234 West Water st. John Ward Stimson, A.B. While Stone, L. f. 36 High st. ART SCHOOL, 11. The Freshman Class at the Shefield Scientific School also receive instruc- tion at the Art School in Free Hand Drawing, for the first two terms of the year, under Prof. Niemeyer, and sketch from nature under his direction during the third term. . SI-IEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. SENIOR CLASS. Ckfllliffljf. Edgar Henry Summerfield Bailey, Nezu York Cigv, Charles Albert Burt, WaZ!i1zgfo1'd, Charles Tombling Noonan, Milvoankee, Wz'rc. Civil Engineering. Alvah lrVeed Brown, Fillmore Cogswell, William Allen Cowles, Samuel Rockwell, Englewood, N. lllarble Dale, New Havefz, Bffidgehanzplon, N. William Lucien Scaife, Charles Thompson Smith, Lewis Rodney Taylor, Piftrozcvjgli, Pa. Nezu York Cigv, ffanzillon, Va. Mechanical Engineering. William Righter Comings, Charles Adams Cragin, Edward Julius Hall, William Hampden Jenks, George christopher Moore, Benjamin Pomeroy, Amory Edwards Rowland, Edgar Camp Savage, Alfred Lewis Sellers, John Winthrop Auchincloss, Moses Bulkley, Robert John Currey, Annis Merrill Doolittle, Harry Taylor Gause, Henry Sheaif Hoyt, Robert Jaffray, William Josiah Parks, Henry Goodrich WVolcott, Nero Bfilain, WaZlingfo7'd, Bnjalo, N Y. Brookville, Pa. ' Bifwzinghzznz, Soicllzporf, B7'00kb'7Z, N. Y. W er! flferiden, Pkiladelloliia, Pa. Selecf. 1Vew York Cigf, Brooklyn, IVY Y. San Francisco, Cal. Walliazgford, W ilnzinglon, Del. Smzzfsbmgh, IV. Y. Nezu York Ciqf, .B7'00k6llZ, NI Y. Fishkill, Aff Y. Sl1czz'z'esjJ1'efarzzto1jf Zo 1117 ediczz! Slzcdies. Walter Brewster Platt, W nterb 21131, 125 Dwight 169 Temple 64 Whitney 25 Prospect 136 College IQ Park 177 Temple 8 Lock 25 Prospect Q0 York 177 Temple 169 Temple 73 Trumbull 22 York 31 Trumbull 122 College 29 Prospect 25 Prospect S7 N. II College 29 Prospect I22 College 129 College 84 VVall 488 Chapel 143 College 136 College 134 College st SI HV st st st st st st st St St St Sq St St st St M st st st St st st st st st A SENIORS, 29. 18 SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. JUN IOR CLASS. C!2evzi1l1j1. Thomas Belknap Beach, Charles Hittell Killinger, Richard Deane Arden Parrott, Andrew Peters, NVilliam von Steinwehr, W es! Ifa7'zj'o1'd, Lebanon, Pa., Greenwood Wo1'k:, IV. Y . Nero York Cibf, .fVe'zu Haoezz, Ci 'oi l E7Zg'i7Z6E7'Z'7Zg'. Nathan E. Beckwith, Moses Taylor Belcher, Charles Cook Brewster, Edward Brush, Frederick Bowman Crawford, Franklin Edwards, Edwin Horace Forbes, Lorenzo M. Johnson, Henry Jarvis Kellogg, William McGrath, Charles james Morse, George Smith Needham, Harry Gregory Newhall, Eugene Ernest Osborn, Frank Plume, George Coffin Power, Spencer Pratt, Henry Reynolds, Rodman, Waterman Smith, William William William Charles john Muirhead Stewart, Simeon Harrison Wagner, John Charles NVeber, llferkaizical Charles Howard Fitch, Archie Smoote Hall, Vincent Gilpin Hazard, Allen Brewer Howe, William Pitt Lynde, Claudius Victor Pendleton, VVilliam Rockwell, Francis Hill Stillman, Charles Bell Willcox, Neztf Hriveaz, GlZ7'7'lJ'071,J, N. Y. ZVo1 wirlL, Greevzwieh, Chirago, fll. lVorlhfm5pZon, Jlfarr. Crowzwell, Ridgejieloi N 1WiQ'o1'a', B7'itlg'Q07'f, Poland, O. Louisville, Ky. San Frafzeireo, Cal. Afofwalk, Tkomaslon, Hzedson, N. New Havevz, Y. Nezu ffaven, Nezo flaven, Haejoafd, Peekskill, IV. Y. Wes! Havevz, Nezo York Cigl, Engineering. IVe'w Haveli, lllooile, Ala. Wert Cherler, Pa. Troy, N. Y. Milzoazckee, Wise. Bozrall, Bridgeha nylon, N. Y. Plaiyyfeld, N Slamforaf 165 Temple 173 Temple 159 Temple 177 Temple 117 Elm 64 WVhitney 33 Prospect 33 Prospect 129 College 33 Prospect 73 Trumbull 20 York 23 Prospect 129 College 16 Park 46 Hillhouse 73 Trumbull 107 York 147 York 73 Trumbull 83 Olive I7 Hazel IZQ York 491 Chapel go Grove IQ Park 353 State 165 Temple 58 Olive 165 Temple 35 High 138 College 159 Temple 8 Lock 177 Temple 8 Lock Q3 Olive Sl-IEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. 19 Sluzlier pre,z9araz'o1y Zo Ilfediml Sludier. Edward Moses Child, Le Roy Gale, Beverly Livingston, William Richardson Upham, Arthur Bucklin Claflin, jacob Grove, Frazier Davenport Head, Charles Daniel Hill, Frank Leroy Holt, Henry Hun, William Arthur Rogers, jared Sidney Torrance, Woodrfork, Nero York Cizjl, Nezo York Ciljf, Yonkers, N. Y. Select. Boston, Illarr. .F-7'6Cl7E7'lL'X2'S6'Ll71g', Po. Sl. Paul, Mivzfz. Calais, rlfe. Rorkville, A lonmy, N. Y. Cinrirmaii, O. Gowzmda, 1V. Y. FRESHMAN CLASS. Charles Henry Alling, Caleb D. Barrett, Moses Bradstreet Bradford, john Gilbert Bramley, William McCulloh Brown, George Loomis Brownell, Amos A. Browning, Charles Stewart Bunce, Algernon TaylorfBurr, David Erwin Burton, Frank Taylor Chambers, Edward Benjamin Chandler, john Henry Chapman, Henry Grant Cheney, William Alexander Christie, Arthur Eugene Clarke, Jocelyn Plant Cleaveland, George Rufus Cooley, Frederic Augustus Corning, Chambers McKibbin Craig, james Cunningham, Henry Sheldon DeForest, Charles Dickinson, Frank Alfred Ethridge, Charles William Fenn, Frederic l-lodgexnan Foote, Charles Hamilton Fox, james Freeland, Luther Henry Gager, Bi7'IlZl7ZgkLZ77Z, Amonia, N. Y. Middlelown, Bovina, N. Y. Brookline, llfosr. Ear! Haddavzz, Ilforllk Stonifzglon, Glarlefzoufjf, Werloorl, Erie, Pa. Wilrfzifzglozz, Del. Woodrtock, 1Vew Yorlz Cigf, Soulh Zllafzchexter, Nezvport, R. f. Baiavia, N. Y. A7010 ILIQZJEH, ffmlzdeaz, ffzzryford, Alleghany Cigf, Pa. Pz'!!r1'o1z, Pa. Bl.7'11ZI'lZg'hIll1l, Forrlhom, JV. Y. Rome,1V. Y. Portland, Ale. Port Efmzjf, JV. Y. Lausifzgbznyb, IV. 1Vew Yorle GW, Cowzztay, Y. 2Q Prospect st. 35 High st. 145 York st. 159 Temple st. 159 Temple st. 23 Prospect st. Q4 Grove st. 432 Chapel st. 105 Park st. 23 Prospect st. 503 Chapel st. 165 Temple st. -IUN1oRs, 49. 96 York st. 80 Broadway. 3 Home pl. 172 Temple st. 143 York st. 31 Prospect st. 120 College st. 255 Crown st. 8 Elm st. 134 College st. 72 Howe st. 29 Prospect st. 48 College st. Q0 Grove st. 29 Prospect st. 159 Temple st. 140 York st. State st. 33 Prospect st. S Lock st. 149 College st. IOS York st. 205 Orange st. 432 Chapel st. 7 Library st. 23 Prospect st. 147 York st. I2O' College st. 209 Elm st. zo S1-IEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. Robert Francis Gaylord, Sherman, E., D. Livingston Gifford, yersey Cigf, N. 116 College Louis Emile Addison Goll, Nezoa1'k, JV. jf 88 Wall Frank Holabird Grant, Glartefzouvy, 8 Elm john Starr Griffing, Nero Hawezz, 114 Chapel William Cornelius Hall, Henry Mortimer Hastings, Alfred Pell Haven, Charles Hildebrand, NVilliam Read Howe, julian Kennedy, Edward Austin Kent, George Reinard Kleeberger, Wells Cushman Lake, Charles Purdy Lindsley, Blanchard Lynde, Albert Sutton Macgregor, William james McKee, Clarence Fake McMurray, Burton Mansfield, Charles Aldworth Maybury, john Daniel Mersereau, Arthur Edward Nichols, john Charles Olmsted, john Robert Paddock, Frederic Noah Pease, William Edward Peirce, Dwight Edward Pierce, George White Polk, William Arthur Pratt, WVilliam Sugard Righter, Walter Coe Roberts, VVilliam Babcock Sawyer, George Fowler Scott, james Alvin Scott, Richard Sharpe, Clarence Hoyt Stilson, Howard Steadman Talcott, William Allen Tremaine, Charles Wall Truslow, Frederick Moncrieif Turnbull, George L. Upham, Thomas Alfred Vernon, William Oakley Wallace, Alonzo Earl Wemple, William Rodman Wharton, Bzqfalo, JVT Y. Oswego, N. Y. New York Cigz, New Havefz, Orange, N. Slrzltkerr, O. Bzgfalo, IV. Y. Apple River, Ill. Lake Forerl, Ill. Ilfew Ifaven, Milwaukee, W ire. New York Cizjl, Madison, Ind. Lzzn.ri1zgku1jg'k, N New Haven, No1'walk, Porlfoille, N Y. Yonkers, N. Y. New York Cilv, Ckerkire, Ellirzglorz, Ifalezlgk, N. C. 1Ve'w Ifawen, Oelexszz, Del. Nero Haven, Newark, N. Nero ffzwen, Bufalo, N. Y. Sleukefwille, 0. Nezugaluek, Eekley, Pa. Cleveland, O. bfzzrlforzi, ffzzrzfford, .New York Cilgl, .H1I7'lfjf07'H7, Yonkers, N. Y. Brookljfu, L. I. Afzroizifl, ,B7'00f2bf7Z, L. Z Gerozanlown, Pa. Y. 73 Trumbull 132 College 33 Prospect 16 Chestnut 64 Whitney IO Lock 159 Temple 6 College 124 High 132 Olive 33 Prospect IO College II College 147 York 50 Lyon 76 High 31 Prospect II College 189 Church 154 St. John 22 York II Grove 120 High 72 Howe 88 Howe 177 Temple 8 Brown 116 College 35 College 172 George 72 Howe 96 York 33 Prospect 18 Mansfield 22 York 18 Mansheld Q2 Grove 125 Dwight 31 High 149 College 432 Chapel Alfred Newton VVheeler, Sourkforzi, 59 Wooster Henry Stacy Whipple, Birmifzgkaffz, 96 York Edward Luther White, Ififarerbury, 31 Prospect SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. Z1 George Horace Wilcox, Wes! Meffidefz, 25 Prospect st Frederick Wood, N077UHZk, 116 College st Kenjiro Yamagawa, Yajbafz, II Grove st SPECIAL STUDENTS, Franklin Benner, Thomas Attwater Bostwick William B. Caldwell, Russell Henry Chittenden, William james Dougherty, James Elliot Gregory, Franklin Wilson Hall, Alphonse Provo-Kluit, William Lyman, George Soule Phelps, William james Rattle, Archibald Rogers, john Howard Sherman, Edward Henry Smith, Sayeach Tsuda, Samuel Traquair Tyson, Henry Erastus Weaver, 4 r NOT CANDIDATES FOR Asloria, N. Y. New Hrzvefz, Louisville, IQL New Havefz, WaJki7ggfo11, Ill. Nezu York Cigar, FRESHMEN, 81. A DEGREE. 164 York st 162 Olive st IO6 Wall st 23 Humphrey st 168 George st 134 College st K'iZ!i1zgwo1'!h, I4 Park st. Leyden, Halfaffd, 168 George st. zlfiddlejfeld, Middlefield. Ear! Wiuzdrozf, NVallingford. Cleveland, O. 96 York st. New York Cigf, 120 College st. New flrwen, Whitneyville. Plailmille, IIO York St. Ifuzfzafzzato, fyzzpmz, 138 College st. Philaziegbhia, Pez. 235 Grove st. Lockporl, N1 Y. 145 York st. SPECIAL STUDENTS, 17. ACAD EMICAL DEPARTMENT. SENIOR CLASS. Frederic William Adee, Wertckerfer, JV. Y. 225 D. Philip Henry Adee, Wesfckexter, JV. Y. 225 D. Eben Alexander, Knoxville, Tenn. 132 F. Arthur Huntington Allen, Sznnfnit, N. jf. 146 F Frank Dewey Allen, Woz'ce:ieo', Mars. 147 F. Leonard Ballou Almy, Jvorwiok, 233 D. Clarence Degrand Ashley, .New York Cizfy, 232 D Alfred Terry Bacon, New Hawezz, 212 D William Townsend Barber, Wes! Clzester, Pa. IO3 N William Beebe, lflfarmw, Af. Y. 119 College st William Wade Beebe, .New York Cigv, 216 D. joseph Hull Bennett, New Havefz, 84 Broadway George Francis Bentley, Illonlrose, Pa. 117 N Herbert Elmore Benton, Bethlehem, 226 D. Arthur Biddle, Philadelphia, Pa. 152 F Charles Emerson Bigelow, Brooklyn, N. Y. 235 D. George Theodore Bliss, New York Cizgf, 220 D. Albert Barnes Boardman, New York Cilrjl, 213 D. Clarence Winthrop Bowen, Brookbn, .fV. Y. 146 F. Simeon Leonard Boyce, Ckicago, Ill. 229 D, Edward Anthony Bradford, New York Cizjf, 158 F, Algernon Thomas Bristow, Brooklyn, N. Y. 124 N. William Webb Browning, Fixkkill, N. Y. 6 5 William Oscar Buck, Buokrport, flle. 27 s Ebenezer Hartwell Buckingham, Conlon, O. 134 pl Norman Hammond Burnham, Cornwall, 161 George st Leslie Carter, Nero York Cigl, I3 5 James Irvin Chamberlin, Millon, Pa. 108 N john Franklin Chase, Newport, R. I. 24 5 Salter Storrs Clark, Yonkerr, N Y, 158 1: Jeremiah William Clemens, Sf. Lonir, zlfo. I2 S james Augustus Clemmer, Cineinnali, O. 210 D Atwood Collins, Hoofgfgy-fi, 229 D Robert William Conant, zVew flown, 4 DOW St Edward Sheflield Cowles, Farflzirzgioiz, 149 p William Douglas Crocker, Bzfolo, JV. Y. ZI6 D Rensselaer Wilkinson Daniels, Lockport, N. Y. 133 F Daniel Davenport, Wilfgyz, 129 F Jeremiah Day, Cafrkill N. Y. 227 D Herbert McKenzie Denslow, New Canaan, 47 E251 S1 Clark Dewing, jgamfg,-af, 1226 D. SENIOR CLASS. 23 George Washington Duryee, ffefnpsleod, N. Y. 149 F. Samuel Train Dutton, Hillxbovfo' Bridge, N. H 131 F. Samuel James Elder, Lezzwfenee, Mass. 134 F. Wilbur Wells Flagg, Yonkers, N. Y. 228 D. Hollis Burke Frissell, Bioonyield, N. jf. 213 D. Edward Everett Gaylord, Arkfoad 131 F. John Calvin Goddard, Yonkeizv, JV. Y. 159 F. Joseph Wadsworth Gott, Gorken, N. Y. 235 D. Gardiner Greene, Afoifwiek, 25 S. john Oxenbridge Heald, Orange, N. jk 230 D. Charles Samuel Hemingway, Foirbfowen, 22 S. Isaac Hiller, Cokoer, N. Y. 22 S. 'William Addison Houghton, ffolliston, Zlloss. 231 D. Charles Livingston Hubbard, Savzdusky, 0. 145 F. joseph Crofoot Hubbard, Middlefowoi, I4 s. Dwight Williams Huntington, Cineinnaii, O. 211 D. Lewis WVhiteman Irwin, Cineinnori, O. 211 D. Edward Rodolph Johnes, Lexington, Ky. 145 F. Walter St. john jones, Cineinnori, 0. 215 D. Isaac Nichols Judson, New Haven, 13S F. Reuben Knox, St. Louis, Mo. 244 Orchard st. Herbert William Lathe, Wo1'eeriei', lllarr. 147 F. Charles Percy Latting, New York Cigf, 234 D. Charles Lehmer, Cincinnati, 0. 232 D Eugene Howard Lewis, Potosi, Wire. 159 F Hart W. Lyman, Afoaftlzanq-Jton, Illosr. 230 D Willis Fisher McCook, Pitlrbingk, Pa. 228 D. Albert Washington Mclntire, Piftsozngk, Po. 6 S Philander Judson Mallory, Tozoonda, Po. 16 s. Schuyler Merritt, Stamford, 148 F. Henry Meyer, Pitirbufgk, Pez. 12o N. Elliot Sanders Miller, Wiflisiozz, Vt. 157 F. john Beale Mills, New Ilaoen, 220 D. Solomon Carrington Minor, Wate:'bury, 157 F. Arthur Boothby Morrill, Porilond, 1We. 101 N, Plato Mountjoy, Clarkwille, filo. 187 C. joseph Pacilicus Ord, Son Froneirco, Col. 132 F. Frank Palmer, Norwielz, 139 F. Frederick Sheldon Parker, 1Vew Haven, 201 D. IVest Patterson, Greenville, life. 2 TR. john Treadwell Perry, Albany, IV. Y. 219 D. john Punnett Peters, .Nero York Cigf, 189 C. james Perry Platt, Wes! zlfefiden, 219 D. john Murrell Poston, ziloijfwille, Col. 7 S. Samuel Oscar Prentice, Pre-:lon Cizjf, 139 F. A ndrcw james Reynolds, Oleolt, N. Y. 26 Trumbull st. james Hudson Roberts, Haw-g'om', ISI Lvc. james Adam Robson, Gm-hom, N. Y. 130 F. Charles Addison Russell, Wo1'certe1', rlfoss. 130 F. 24 Jumok CLASS. l Holmes Elias Sadler, New York Cigv, 233 D. Isaac Reed Sanford, Redding, 129 F David Schley Schaili New York Cigf, 2I5' D. John Ekin Shaw, Caveltwille, Pa. 105 N. Frederick Job Shepard, Harlforri, 26 S james YVessell Smith, .New York Cigv, 117 N Vlfilliam Towle Souther, Wof'eer!er, 1Vfas.v. 24 S Frank Elisha Sprague, Providenee, R. L 106 N Seth Thayer Stewart, Cineinnali, 0. 26 S William Clarke Stewart, New York Cigf, 209 D Henry Adgate Strong, Colehesfer, 122 N Ullman Strong, Racine, Wire. 204 D Everett Mayhew Swift, , IVe1U York Cibf, 212 D Frank Bigelow Tarbell, Weri Groton, lllasx. 138 F Edward Tatum, 1Vem York Clllfjf, 204 D Charles Henry Thomas, Cooinglon, IQ. 135 If Thomas Pitman Vaille, Springfelof filers. IO4 N James Heartt Van Buren, Cincinnaii, 0. 135 F Gustavus Henry Wald, Cineinmzfi, 0. II S Arthur YVats0n, !Vorz'!2m11j1ion, Alam. 214 D. Frederick Charles YVebster, Lziehjield, 152 F. William Efner Wheelock, 1Vew York Cigl, 214 D Samuel Nelson White, College Point, N Y. 209 D William Henry VVhittaker, Covinglon, Ky. 202 D Frederic Stanton Wicks, Syracuse, N. Y. 227 D Robert Williams, 1Vorwieh, 163 F Schuyler P. Williams, Soniltinglon, 105 N- Seth Weston Williams, Afrwfino, Af. ff. 231 D- Frank Herbert Wright, Pofiland, Me. 163 F- SENIORS, 119. JUNIOR CLASS. Thomas Means Adams, ffzznging Rock, O. 176 F. David Root Alden, We:Z1Jz'l!e, Q5 N, M, Owen Franklin Aldis, Brattleboro, Vi. 164 F. William Lathrop Bailey, St. Louis, Mo. 76 N. M. Henry Baldwin, Czznlerbnvjf, 74 N. M. Pearce Barnes, Covington, Ify. IO S. George Lincoln Beaver, San Franeiseo, Cal. i 168 F. GeorgeiVVillis Benedict, Sozallz Norwzzlle, 73 N. M. George Hull Bennett, Nezo Ifaven, 84 Broadway. Thomas Armstrong Bent, Pzzrkesbzng, Fa. 202 D. Charles William Benton, Mazen! Lebanon, Sjfria, 77 N. M. William Burger Bininger, New York Ciyf, 148 F, Samuel Fairbank Blodgett, N ew Ifaven, 92 N. M. JUNIOR CLASS. 25 Edward Alexander Bouchet, New Haven, 42 Bradley st. William Cutler Bowers, New Haven, 117 Crown st. Edward Thomas Bradstreet, Thonzzzrfon, Q2 N. M. john G. Brady, Tzflon, bzd. 71 N. M. Henry Dayton Bristol, New Haven, 169 F. George Selah Brown, Fo1'e.rlv1'lle, Q2 N. M. joseph Unangst Brown, Ezzrlon, Pa. 5o5 Chapel st. George Vanderburgh Bushnell, flillrrlole, N. Y. 76 N. M. Samuel Clarke Bushnell, New Haven, 239 D. Robert Spier Bussing, B7'00kb'7Z, N. Y. 217 D. Harry Hyde Cabot, St. Louis, zlfo. 223 D. Wellington Campbell, ilfllbnrn, N. jf 151 F. Horace Hatch Chittenden, .New York Cizjf, 170 F. Frederick Addison Cline, Sl. Louis, fllo. 9 S. William Anderson Coflin, Philadegbkizz, Pa. QQ N. Edward Lewis Curtis, Iroelefozfd, Ill. 74 N. M, Thomas DeVVitt Cuyler, 9 Pkilodelfhia, Pa. 156 F. George Lewis Dickerman, 1Vew ffaven, 161 F. George Edward Dimock, Elizabeth, N. jf. 151 F. Arthur Murray Dodge, New York Cigf, 218 D. Edward Randolph Dunham, Bfielgeport, 30 s. jacob Abramse Robertson Dunning, New York Cigv, 154 F. Wilbur Eliason, Cfleslertown, flld. 75 N. M. Thomas Grier Evans, Kifztgfston, N. Y. 156 F. Henry Walcott Farnam, Nezcf ffaven, 174 F. Walter Penrose Fell, Philzzdeynia, Pez. 142 F. Frank Wade Foster, Jlfezdison, Ga. 3I S. William Foster, Honolulu, Hzzwzziizzn Isl. 206 D. Herbert Green Fowler, Sfonehmn, flfosx. 168 F. George Levi Fox, New Ilzzven, 7 College st. William Arthur Gregory, Danbnfjf, 173 F. Thomas Williams Grover, Chierzgo, Ill. 32 S. George Miles Gunn, llliyord, 167 F. YVilliam Stewart Halsted, Afew York Cigf, 239 D. Charles joseph Harris, East Pnlnrzfn, 162 F. Wallace Kasson Harrison, Belnlebenz, IQO C. Charles Sidney Hartwell, Weri Town, N. Y. Q0 N. M. Henry Prescott Hatch, .577'00k!jl71, Aff Y. 217 D. William Hedges, Briafge Hd77Zpf01Z, N. Y. 140 F. William Olin Henderson, Jlfaayrville, O. 167 F. john Brown Herron, Pitlfomggh, Pa. 107 N. Henry Grant Higley, Cerlav' !?opz'rls, Iowa, 113 N. DeWitt Clinton Holbrook, Detroit, Alien. 166 F. Daniel Robinson Howe, ffmfzfforel, .238 D. Charles Edward Humphrey, Englewood, Ai. jf. I5 s. Francis Gregory Ingersoll, .New Haven, 28 S. Clmrles Ives, Fair ffaven, I62 F. Henry Ammon james, Bezllimore, zlld. 23S D. Frank jenkins, Boonlon, JV. jf. 237 D. 26 JUNIOR CLASS. Charles Fred joy, .New flown, 161 F Robert Weeks Kelley, Croton Hills, N. Y. 237 D W'illian1 Kelly,. lV'e1fJ York City, 170 F David Andrew Kennedy, rVe'zo Ifaaen, 177 F Alfred Quinton Kennett, St. Louis, zllo. 141 F Everton ludson Latimer, Clewlanzt, 0. 226 D john Leal, Eart1l4'erea'itk, Af. Y. 85 N. M Theodore Frelinghuysen Leighton, .New Hzweaz, go N. M Lorenzo Leland, Ottawa, Ill. 119 N Eldridge Merick Lyon, Detroit, Jllitk. 206 D. Valentine Marsh, Afew York City, 123 N Cortes Maxwell, St. Louis, zllo. 142 F Leoni Melick, Light Street, Pa. Q0 York st Ellis Mendell, Nero Bea'fora , llffoyr. IIQ N Charles WVilliam Minor, Stamford, 221 D Edward Parmelee Morris, Cincinnati, O. 8 S Gilbert Gates Moseley, Ifnrtforrl, I44 F George Edmund Munroe, M10 York Cigf, 32 S Alexander Brown Nevin, Sewickley, Po. 31 S. Thomas Edwin Furlong Norman, Mio Havefz, 147 Wooster st. Henry Augustus Oaks, New Ifaoen, 201 D. Frank Howard Olmsted, Hav'tfo1'd, 223 D. William Parkin, Nkw York Cizjv, 165 F. Franklin Wells Patten, Stojbrd .S!oring.v, I73 F john Wesley Peck, .B7'00kQl72, N Y. 175 F Rutherford Hayes Platt, Columbus, 0. 221 D. Peter Augustus Porter, likagara Falls, N Y. 165 F, Henry I-larger Ragan, Turin, N Y. II3 N. Edgar Mead Reading, ,ZVile:, Mick. 222 D George Darius Reid, Suffield, 69 N. M Edward Denmore Robbins, Wetkez-xjefld, 144 F Henry Spencer Robbins, New York Citv, 23 s Edwin Forrest Rouse, Bay Cigf, zlliek. 79 N. M Whipple Owen Sayles, Mio Haveii, 94 N. M. Henry Martyn Scudder, .B7'00k6l7'L, N Y. 72 N. M. John Lewis Scudder, Brookbfn, N Y. ' 72 N. M james Cadwallader Sellers, Pkilarlekbkia, Pa. 87 N. M. Thomas Townsend Sherrnan, Eziiyield, 9 s. Edward Wells Southworth, Mw Haveiz, 164 F. NVayland Spaulding, New Haven, 85 N. M. Henry Bidleman Bascom Stapler, Wilmington, Del. 84 Wall st. Chauncey Clark Starkweather, Chicago, Ill. 177 F. George Milton Stearns, WestHa1'Qford, 73 N. M. NVilliam Earl Dodge Stokes, Nero York Cigf, II College st. Ambrose Everett Stone, Gosken, Mass. 71 N. M. George Woodward Stone, Cincinnati, O. 91 N. M. Edward Emerson Swallow, Falls Village, 69 N. M. Charles Lasselle Swan, Clinton, zllaor. 143 F- Levi Sanderson Tenney, Stillwater, N Y. 140 F- SOPHOMORE CLASS. Z7 Alfred Beaumont Thacher, New Hovefz, 174 F. james Mulford Townsend, Earl ffavelz, 29 S. Burt Van Horn, Lockport, N Y. 169 F. Russell 'Walden, Brooklyn, N Y. 30 S. Charles Rumford Walker, Cozzroafd, N H. 154 F. Cornelius Royal Wallace, Barron, jlforr. IQO C. William Nelson Washburn, Greeayield, Zllasr. 222 D. Cameron Davenport Waterman, Detroil, Jlffirk. 166 F. Harvey Weed, Newowgk, N Y. Q3 M. Henry DeForest Weeks, Mfw York Cizy, 28 S. Ralph Wells, Nero York Cigf, 88 N. M. john Bowen Whiting, Omazge, IV. 7. 84 Wall st. Arthur Dexter Whittemore, Nero York Cizjf, 208 D. Thomas Parmelee Wickes, New York Cigf, ZQ S. Ansley Wilcox, Nkw Ilavefz, 2d8 D. Roderic Williams, Cifzeinnali, 0. 143 F. jared Willson, Cofzandoigzza, N Y 23 S. Frank Spencer Witherbee, Port Henry, N. Y. 218 D. john Seymour Wood, Clinton, N Y. 176 F. Edmund Zacher, Inhzafgford, 96 N. M. JUNIORS, 131. SOPHOMORE CLASS. Louis Edward Alter, Afefzu Haoezz, 1 5, Edward Williamson Andrews, Cizzrimzezii, O. 46 5, M, Anson Greene Phelps Atterbury, 1Vew York Cifjf, 78 N. M, Edward Storrs Atwater, Pozcgkkeqosie, N. Y. 35 High st, Charles Hammond Avery, Cincinnati, 0. 45 5, M. Harry Seymour Barnes, 1Ve7u York Cigf, 43 s. M. Samuel Horace Barnum, New Haoczz, 38 Humphrey st, Alonzo Glover Beardsley, Azfomvz, N Y. 61 s. M. Howard Parry Bell, Dexter, N Y. 57 S. M. George Henry Benton, flfozrlfzf Lebanon, bjwfizz, 77 N. M. Samuel Rossiter Betts, New York Ciflf, 120 High st. Henry Blodget, Ha1'1ffo1'41, 20 s, Clarence Edelbert Bloodgood, jeweif, N Y. I7 S. Nvilliam Lee Bond, A'okfLIa, fhzfvaii, 193 C. Eugene Bouton, jQyj emm, N Y. 17 S. William james Brewster, l'?l'1'!llflI5'h!7l1l, 1 S. james Wilton Brooks, Mm' York Cibf, So N. M. Alpheus Tompkins Bulkley, .f!!bo11,1', N Y. 64 S. M. james Hopkins Carrington, Mau York Cigf, 62 S. M. Carl Thurston Chester, Hzgfjlzlo, N Y. 155 F. Charles NVaShburn Clark, Horgonf, I0 S. Thomas Slidell Clarke, Charles NVilliam Cochran, MW Orluzzmv, Ln. l'I'hI-lc' Pf1Iz'1z.r, N Y. 56 s. M. 4 s. 28 SOPHOMORE CLASS. George Collin, Pemz Ymz, N Y. 4 S john Chamberlain Collins, Albion, N Y. 191 C. blames Hazleton Cook, Gzziyorrl, , 118 N Charles Forrest Cutter, Przheezfille, Ill. 53 Cedar st joseph Warren Dart, libro Lozzrlozz, ISS C Timothy Davenport, Wz'lto1z, 39 S. M Benjamin Wood Davis, Civzeizmzzll, 0. 40 S. M Robert Webster Day, Clezfelaazrl, O. 89 N. M Edwin Hull Dickerman, VVP!Ill3I'l'0'ZU7Z, 64 S. M Francis Dudley, B7'00kb'7Z, N Y. 44 s. M Horatio Townsend Fairlamb, lfVes1f Ckerler, Pa. 98 N 'William A. Fuller, Belvidere, Ill. 227 Crown st William Sigerson Fulton, Pzfltxbmgk, Pa. I92 C Henry Gardner, Sparta, Ill. 193 C john Anson Garver, Seoflaml, Pa. 53 S. M Moses Sanborn Gordon, Exeler, N H 59 S. M joseph Alden Griiiin, Topeka, ffzzn. 98 N. M. Frank Lansing Grinnell, New York Cizgf, 55 s. M Morton Grinnell, New York Cigf, 55 s. M Henry Strong Gulliver, Norzuifk, 155 F Henry McLellan Harding, Bark, life. 18 S Harry Higbee, Plitrjield, Ill. 41 High st Edwin Allston Hill, james Hillhouse, Zephaniah Swift Holbrook, George Henry Holden, Albert Hotchkiss, William Henry Hotchkiss, Guy Howard, Frank Elijah Hubbard, New York Cigf, Mio Haverz, Ckzeago, fll. Ellrworlk, Smz'l!l7Jille Flair, N Y. A rzrozzia, lfffaskifzglozz, D. C. M110 Havezz, 2Q College st 3 Hillhouse av 43 S. M 38 High st 38 S. M 53 S. M 116 College st 423 State st WVilliam Sumner Hungerford, Ear! Ifmlzlam, 59 s, M Samuel Johnston Huntington, Civzcifzfzrzli, O. 45 s, M Alexander Seinple Irwin, Sewiekley, Pa. 63 S. M, Samuel Isham, New York Cigf, 162 York St Almet Francis Jenks, B7'00l2Zj'7Z, N Y. 61 s, M Dwight Arven Jones, Englerooofl, N 7. 62 s, M Frank Hatch jones, Pillsfielrl, Ill. 41 High st. William Henry Jordan, Ozzklzzfzrl, Cal. 20 S. William Stuart Kenny, York, Pa. 54 s. M, Edward Hunter Landon, M10 York Cirjf, 167 Temple st. Timothy jonathan Lee, IIJIZKZIZIIUIZ, 114 N. Henry Bradford Loomis, New fffzwerz, 141 Church st, Hugh Johnston McBimey, Ci1zeimzalz', O. 110 N. Frank Thompson McClintock, Piflrbzzrgk, Pa. 46 S. M. Newell Martin, Peking, Ckivzn, 110 N. Herman Roger Mead, .Nkw York Cigf, 46 s, M. Augustus Torrey Metcalf, Cmzoazdaigzza, N Y. 37 S. M. Robert Louis Mintie, kVrzlerkmjf, 79 N, M, Franklin Benjamin Mitchell, Norwiek, N Y. IQ S. FRESHMAN CLASS. Charles Albert Myers, Russell Henry Nevins, Charles Lothrop Noyes, Alfred Edward Okey, William Drummond Page, john Patton, Edward Strong Peck, Montgomery Phister, john Augustus Post, Lewis Fuller Reid, YVilliam Rogers Richards, Edward Henry Rogers, DeWitt Roosa, Charles Trumbull Russ, Tilden Russell Selmes, William YVotkyns Seymour, Albert York Smith, Charles Robinson Smith, Edward Curtis Smith, Frederic Elkanah Snow, Charles Miller Stabler, Melville Alvord Stone, Henry Strong. Charles Suffern, Charles Tillinghast, George Paul Torrence, Reuben Archer Torrey. Robert Donaldson Townsend, George Underwood, Henry Sutherland Vanderburg Henry Moses NValradt, Edward Henry Weatherbee, Wrrnnuus Madison Welch, Eugene Wolcott NVhitney, john Yard, h. 29 frfflllkfill, Pa. lWz2'cffof'1l, 1lI!7!l,7H'lZ, So. fmlizz, Arlifzgiazz, Ill. BIIZH, llff. Cm'wcrz.v7f1'llf, Pa. New flrwuzz, Cllllfllllllllfi, O. lwwbmjgb, Nl Y. Chicago, Ill. Liichyfeld, Sfofzjf Creek, R0lZd07lf, N Y. H07'Ul-07'lf, Qzzivzcy, Ill. Troy, N2 Y. Piftrbznzgh, Pa. Bzlfalo, N Y. Sl. A lbzmx, VZ. PVaz':rbzmj1, Tillieizzrllew, Nl filliy-07'd, Chirago, Ill. ffawm-f1'a'rv, N Y. Cmrizzfzatzzs, N Y. Ciazcimzzzfi, O. Ge1zeva,N Y. New Havefz, A ubzzrn, N Y. Cllr :iw flfass 420 Chapel st. 6 Library st. 78 N. M. 40 S. M. 18 s. 63 s. M. 143 York st. III N. 80 N. M. 2 s. 89 N. M. 60 N. M. 162 York st. 96 N M. 48 S. M. 57 s. M. 44 s. M. 120 High st. 41 s. M. 187 George st. 47 s. M. 114 N. 3 s. 54 s. M. 38 S. M. 35 High st. ' 37 s. M. 193 George st. Lilhgow, Nl Y. N Cbzzlhrzm Village, New Hlzzfmz, Ckimga, fll. New York Cllljf, FRESHMAN CLASS. john Dewitt Hamilton Allen, Frank Vnndyke Andrews, john WVolcott Andrews, NVilliam Arnold, Archibald Alexander Austin, Otto Tremont Bannnrd, Chnrlcs Lellingwell Bartlett, Charles Benjamin Bates, 5 San F7'HlIEi5L'0, Cal. CZ-lIfZ.7IllUfl, 0. Cbzkago, Ill. l31'ao!20'1z, N. Y. 1D!ZI'I'.S', fll. 1ll:Gv1gar, Iowa, llarU'az'a', A-few ffaven, 56 s. M. 49 s. M. 47 s. M. . Y. 186 Chapel st. 60 s. M. 2 s. 186 C. SOP1-1oMo11Es, 107. 494 Chapel st. 64 High st. New Haven House. 159 Temple st. 120 College st. 127 N. 116 N. 255 Orange st. 30 FKESHMAN CLASS. Bradbury Bedell, Charles Benner, Theodore Alfred Bingham, Athens, Nf Y. Astoria, Nf Y. Porlrfrzouth, N H. 222 Crown 164 York 231 Crown Charles NVillard Bird, Bethlehem, 33 Prospect Thomas Noyes Birnie, Spri1zgfz'oId, films. 35 High Elisha Slocum Bottom, Norwirh, 8 Lock john Bradford, Worx Chorier, Pa. Orange Wilbur Barnes Bradley, New Igfzmeu, 122 Chapel George Tallmadge Brown, PVzz.vhi1zglo1z, 2o1 Crown lfVilliam Martin Brown, Afew Brilaivz, 170 George Horace Riverside Buck, Sedelia, filo. I48 George Louis Frederic Burchard, Brookbfzz, 1V. Y. 145 York Allen Shaw Bush, ' Nero Haven, I2 Audubon Henry Maynard Butler, Alwralivze, Iowa, 162 York William Allen Butler, Yozzkerr, 1V. Y. 167 Temple james Janeway Carswell, Wes! Chester, Pa. 114 College Benjamin Castle, Nero ffoven, 40 Daggett Frank Chamberlin, Miliofz, Pa. 36 High Nelson Edgar Church, Glocesfer, R. I. 65 N. Lowell Lawrence Clapp, Brooleguz, 125 Charles Melville Clarke, Spefzcerlorwz, N Y. 128 Edward Smith Clark, Rochester, N Y. 101 York james Kilbourne Clarke, Spo1zrer!0wn,lVf Y. , 128 George Eaton Coney, M10 Haven, II2 York Robert Johnston Cook, Cookrtown, Pa. 41 s. Levi Waldo Cory, Cooperrtofwz, N Y. 185 George Leonard Daniels, Grzzffon, VI. 231 Crown Chester Mitchell Dawes, Pz'tz':jZe!a', fwzzxr. 35 College Henry Wheeler DeForest, M70 York Cigf, 144 Elm james Brooks Dill, New Haven, 26 Beers William Shearman Doolittle, Ulica, N Y. 36 College Charles Rowland Dudley, Easton, john Averett Duncan, Berzuforl, N C. 74 High Augustus NVyncoop Dunning, Mw York Cigv, 76 High John Ewing Durand, I6orke.rz'er, N Y. 525 Chapel William Augustus Durrie, jersey Cigf, N jf. 112 Stanley Dwight, New York Cilijf, 122 Crown Henry Clay' Easton, Covingian, Ky. 228 Crown Arthur Howard Ely, Aflomoronerk, N Y. 120 College Henry Englehardt, fllontgovzwjf, Affz. 103 Park Edwin Holt English, M10 Haven, Q7 Robert Brown Fleming, jferyey Cigv, N 7. 66 Howe John Augustus Foster, Sla-ford, George Henry Fountain, New York City, 170 George Charles Newell Fowler, Lena, III. 69 High William Nimick Frew, Pilfsomgh, Pa. 104 York Kennedy Turner Friend, Piltromgh, Pa. IO4 York Michael Furst, B7'00kbl7l, N Y. 9 Prindle Frank Augustus Gaylord, 1WiZ1wzulzee,, Wiso. 222 Crown FRESHMAN CLASS. 31 John Flavel Gaylord, M1111 Havefz, 40 Academy st. Arthur Coit Gilman, FfZlSfEZ'7'kQ', N Y. 8 Lock st. John Blanchard Gleason, ' Delhi, N Y. 105 Park st. Frank Wayland Gould, flfolivze, Ill. 157 George st. Harry Clift Guion, Orange, N 57. I Dow st. Arthur Twining Hadley, MzefHave1z, 105 Elm st. Harry Hale, Elizabethtawn, N ji 41 High st. Philip Hale, lvhrthazfqhton, fliers. 4I High st. Henry Hamlin, ' Bfgfalo, N Y. 7 Library st. Stephen Decatur Harrison, ff:-rg Cigf, N jf. I4 College st. Orren Marcellus Haskiu, Hfzzllaca, N Y. 147 Orange st. Charles DeForest Hawley, Chiraga, Ill, 170 George st. Samuel Ferris Hurd Hewit, New York Cilfjf, 147 York st. Charles Edwin Hill, Ear! Killiazggf, 65 N. M. William Lansing Hodgman, Bath, N Y. 525 Chapel st. Durbin Horne, Piltrbufgh, Pa. 36 High st. Elmer Parker Howe, Wo:'ce.v!er, flfarx. 170 George st. Lester Samuel Hubbard, Szmdzzrky, 0. 144 George st. Joseph Sexton Hunn, lfarlzel-ter, N Y. 169 Temple st. Thomas Hunt, New Orleans, La. 8 Elm st. Dwight lfVilliams Hunter, Tewfyville, 222 Crown st. William Randall Huntington, Rome, N Y. 35 College st. Augustus Moen Hurlburt, Sfawford, 172 George st. William Waldo Hyde, Ilargfoffd, 222 Crown st. John Joseph Jennings, Cowentfy, 6 Library st. Robert Johnson Jessup, Raclzesfer, N Y. 101 York st. Colles Johnston, M20 York Cizjf, 120 High st. John Kean, Elizabeth, N 7. 143 York st. Julian Halsted Kean, Elizabefh, N 7. 143 York st. David Hyde Kellogg, Spuytwz Duyvfil, N Y. 231 Crown st. John Kendrick, WaZZivzgyQ11'd, 33 Wall st. Arthur Reade Kimball, Wh-Zbavolf, 148 George st. Edgar Jay Lake, Lake Forcsf, HZ. 124 High st. William Buehler Lamberton, flnrffirbzzzgfh, Pa. 162 York st. Frank Augustus Leach, Lyolzr, N Y. I48 George st. Charles Harry Lilienthal, Marv York Ciqv, 72 High st. Arthur Augustus Lockwood, Mill York Cifll, 74 High st. Edward Lewis Lockwood, Gorhwz, N Y. 9 Prindle st. Frank Clifford Lyman, Naaflhaffzpltzzf, rllarr 147 York st. Oliver Ellsworth Lyman, Mm: lhzwn, 88 Trumbull st. George William Amos Lyon, COZ'l.lZ.gffl7Il, A'1'. 208 Elm st. Everett James McKnight, liflmgfazz, 105 Park st. Charles Albert Marsh, Lnclpw-1, N Y. 145 York st. Chauncey Marshall, jQ7'00k4'I'II, N Y. 4 Library st. Henry Frank Mather, .llurlbw-U, lfl. 157 George st. Louis XVilli0.m Maxson, Mv1'1w'fh, S Lock St. Victor Howard Metcalf, Ulfm, N Y. 9 XVooster pl. Clarence X. Munson, c'k11-qga, Ill. 29 High st. John Francis Nelson, C.'hnr!u.rmw11, ,lim r-.r- . 148 George sl. 32 FRESHMAN CLASS. Henry Evans Northrop, Maw Hzzzfwz, 226 Church st. Fred Nicholas Noyes, Pro'z11'a'e1zcc, R. f. 140 Elm st. Frederic Werden Pangborn, :7L'7'.Yljf Cigf, N ji 112 N. NVilljam Hampton Patton, Plfhfurbznjf, 221 Elm st. NVinthrop Hoyt Perry, Saufkpari, Y 121 Elm st. Dryden William Phelps, Mfw Hzzfazz, 44 High st. john Harold Philip, Franklin Williams Pierce, john Porter, Frank Morrell Purdy, Albion Ransom, John Albert Robinson, William Henry Robinson, james George Rodger, George Mills Rogers, George William Rollins, jacob Livingston Roseboom, Edward Sherman Rowland, Harvey Gillingham Rue, Philip Grey Russell, Alfred Lorin Rust, Leverett Hyslip Sage. Edward Evertson Saltus, Charles Palmer Sanford, William B. Sawyer, Louis B. Schram, Francis Scott, Benjamin Seelye, Lewis William Shaffer, Rufus Biggs Smith, Edwards Spencer, Israel Selden Spencer, Irwin Auchincloss Sprague, George Loomis Sterling, Lispenard Stewart, Nelson Hooker Strong, William Thaddeus Strong, Charles Clinton Swisher, James Smith Thompson, David Trumbull, Nathan Peabody Tyler, Frank Waldo Vaille, Joseph Shefheld Van Buren, Andrew Britton Van Horne, Alfred james Wagstaff, Horace Cheney NVait, William Eager VVaite, William james Wakeman, Lewis jonathan Warren, Clczzwrnck, N Y. E1Lig G7'fU7U1Z, flfarx. Nbw York Cizjf, Rye, N Y. fllbwzy, N Y. Troy, N Y. Rockjmri, Ind. Hafzzfxzalzd, N Y. Ckicqgn, Ill. 1HQfrz'e Park, llfzzxx. Rareboafzz, N Y. M10 Havevz, lldfiddleiawrz, N Mfw ffawn, Nkw ffzwefz, Hacke1z.vack, N New Yvrk Cizjf, Mtv Yayk Cizjf, Bzgfzzlo, N. Y. zllilmazzkee, W'i.v. Paferron, N llfiddlekzcfjf, C1'1zci1z7zzzii, O. Cifzriaifzaii, 0. New York Cizjf, Sjf7'IZL'7ft.S'L', N Y. New York Ciljl, Tfzmzbzzll, M20 York Cizjf, Cv!fkc'1z'w', DVM! Roxbury, Jlfrzs .v. Blooflwkzzfjgk, Pa. Ear! Havdiz, V 005112711-.Y0, Chili, Barzjflafwz, N Y. Sfrizzgfelzi, fl! 1111. Zilqglezcfanzi, N -'fc'7'.ugf C7-of, N f60ckz'.viz'1', N Y. ffzlgkgatu, Vi. Bl'IIff!Zb07'0, Vi, kV1'1Q601'!, A'1'!!i1qgk1f, 505 Chapel st. 6 College st. 145 York st. 120 College st. 6 College st. 35 College st 69 High st 67 N. M 170 George st 120 College st 185 George st 42 Academy st 222 Crown st 127 N 126 N 505 Chapel st 140 Elm st 35 College st 116 George st 244 Orchard st 46 Columbus st 4 Library st 228 Crown st IO8 York st 494 Chapel st 106 York st 494 Chapel st 67 N. M. 120 High st. 122 N. 74 High st. 145 York st. 97 N. 34 Hillhouse av. IO9 N. 104 N. 505 Chapel st. 66 Howe st. 169 Temple st. 125 Dwight st. 420 Chapel sl. 6 Library st. 125 N. FRESHMAN CLASS. 33 George Creighton WVebb, New Yark Cizjf, Frederick Delano Weeks, M2111 Vnrk City, 84 lVall st. john Adams Wells, .N2'7El York Cigf, ' 88 N. M. Frank Erastus Wheeler, Ulim, N Y. 161 George st. Charles Henry VVillcox,' '?Q'l'.S'zQ' Cilif, N jf. 109 N. Walter Winne, Albany, N Y. 72 High st. Francis joseph Vlloodman, G1-ml Falls, N ff. 126 N. Edwin Dean 'Worcester, Albmgy, N V. 72 High st. Fred Norman WVright, Cn:-flaml, N V. 134 College st. Herbert Stanley Young, G7'f.f7Ut7!tf, 116 N. Fiussmiim, 165. E! 3, 7 Hiller, '73, S. tr Qi 3 his 5 6 7 S Qi IO'g II I2 13 14 15g r6', .4 ISQ I9 20 -5 5 21 22 -' 6 COLLEGE, So. Ir! Floor. Alter, '75, Brewster, '75, Reid, 75, Whitney, '75, H. Strong, '75, Cochran, '75, Collin, '75. 2d Floor. Tut. Perrin, Browning, '73, Mclntire, '73, Poston, '73, Morris, 174. 312' Floor. Cline, '74, Sherman, '74, Barnes, '74, Clark, '75, Wald, '73, Clemens, '73. 4215 Floor. Carter, '73, Hubbard, '73, Entry. Humphrey, '74, Beard sley, '74, Mallory, '73, North Entry. Ist Floor. Bloodgood, '75 Bouton, '75, Harding, '75, Page '75. Mitchell, '75, Blodget, '75, jordan, '75. 2d Floor. Tutor Heaton, Hemin wa f ' t 3. H. Robbins, '74, 5 23 Q Willson, '74, 2 5 Chase, '73, 4 Q Souther, '73. DIRECTORY. 3d Floor. 25 Greene, '73, 265 Shepard, '73, Q S. Stewart, '73, 27 Buck, '73, 28 5 Ingersoll, '74, Q WVeeks, '74. 4M Floar. 2 5 Townsend, '74, 9 Q Wickes, '74, 0 Dunham, 174, 3 Walden, '74, 5 F. Foster, '74, 3Il Nevin, '74, 32 Grover, '74, Munroe, '74, S. MIDDLE, South Entry. 33 34 and 35. Reading Room. 36 2d Floor. 5 Metcalf, '75, 37 l Torrey. '75, 8 5 A. Hotchkiss, '75, 3 Q Ti11inghaSf,'75, 3Q Davenport, '75, O5 Davis, '75, 4 fOkon76 3dF!007'. 41 5 R. 5. Cook, '76, Q E. C. Smith, 75 42 O. Harger, M.A. Barnes, '75, 43 Holbrook, '75, S Dudley. '75. '44 'Q A. Y, Smith, '75. 4t!2 Floor. ,S 5 Avery. '15, Q Huntington, '75 65 McClintock, '75, 4 Q Andrews, '75, 5 Stabler, '75, 47 Q Walradt, '75, 5 Mead, '75, 431 SCl11'lCS,'75. 1 N orth E ntry. IJ! Floor. 4g Vanderburgh, '75, 2d Floor. Garver, '75, 53 g W. Hotchkiss, '75, Kenny, '75, 54Q Suffern, '75, 5 F. Grinnell, '75, 55 Q M. Grinnell, '75, T. S. Clarke, '75, Underwood, '75. 56 - 3a'FZ0or. 57 Bell, '75, Seymour, '75, 58 Tut. Coy, Gordon, 75, 59 Hungerford, '75, l Rogers. ,751 602 Welch, '75. 41h Floor. 61 Beardsley, '75, Jenks, '75, 62 Carrington, '75, D. Jones, '75, 6 5Irwin, '75, 3 Q Patton, '75, 6 Bulkley, '75, 4 E. Dickerman, '75. N. MIDDLE, South Entry IJ! Floor. 6 Church, '76, 5 Q Hill, '76, 66 6 Rodger, '76, 7 Sterling, '76. 68 I za' Floor. Reid, '74, 69Q Swallow, '74, 70 Prof. H. P. Wright, I5 Brady, '74, 7 Q A. E. Stone, '74, 25 H. Scudder, '74, 7 Q 5. Scudder, '74. 3d Floor. 5 Benedict, '74, 73 Q Stearns, '74, 5 Baldwin, '74, 74 Q Cu11tis,'74, 75 Eliason, '74, 50 and 51, Reading Room. 5 Bailey, '74, 52 76 Q G. V, Bushnell, '75. 77 5 78 Q E 79 A604 8 Nfgfgh 0 5 Rffeton F Q Bolfbbn' ,lg Pg5Eg,5r'ZZf'. 31 st1igf?jg5g 82 N , 17' '4' 75 83 O 5 y 4 Irth. ' st E D EZ L Fzoby. Slkicq ' 0 I V. Z7 5557, 7 7 we 7 Q Valle: R500 Io leiigxyg '- 89 Wgliiiirigff. 1193 Tlaxieiffii 9 3 D lip, 1105 iv bgggam if Ra '74 S 2 Q Mum 'mis 1 Hicyii 76, U , 2 3126, ,100 lf, H7 92 Q I531112:7F!' S- IQ 1Ari?1?67'. '7 3, 001, , I 2F1If2l1r?65f76 3' be S 9 Gradoslli 77' 135 N gs 731, 133 'Z A2 93 'ggeCvZ75 I1 QHOI1 '3,76'75 34 oldf 95 W 711 sf? 7 ' 2 NE 33217, 96 3363! Wvgbjv. rig Sgglf-I nt' '7f 545 Eunfigngr Zlgldk 7 5 Pffalfgg fy 7- 1 1 XLdC1F13 e' N R255 'Ff 744 I g2iIi1fl7', ' 126 73061-iff rw 3 .C 240071 117 Or?lteQ,7f, A 137 F nng,g1l7373 S, 97 0 S,r,y,7Lf '- I1 5 Uner75' I Sgf,3d 5,3115 ' 98 E LL 118 43317 gf,,7'5 39? 533f,11Q73 '- Q mn EG .7 1295 C 353' Q75 'E Padff 50 '1 ' 73 194 Fhgfy E o 4 L0 H160 6 Pa1.SONg,, ' '7 , 00 giifiihf 1 S I N23kig'fv 140 fimefwirt 3. Oifglapsrwzg Q 121 GHSHQY7 4 I Ute? ,Sify I mI'lm0Y707' ' E I22 bee 5773, I4I I F417 ic' ,731'c3n IOI n, 1306 n I2 51113307 ril'7f 3, I 2 Kidz Fe'73' pyly 1037 if al 47 S' ' l go 3-4 l se1Tnef? f 3' 07. 12 ' NN 14- QB-'Jim 1 5 Qsioncg Wi- ?i- V'l CTI 7 2 I ng 9 111315 grs I27gE7j1I?rP gy ,737551 I4 MI: Ie 5: '74 ,,j30d 3 Roslenvo l' I55E0:FE 7' 735' , lg 146 Eel Zoantr 4, 'fx' F .' Cssr a, 6 47 I A015108 1, Y, - 1 AR CIIJPI1 ' hfogubrly ,' 129g N A aI'HiC:'Q72-B7 I L-XRS 9224 301 DI M .56 76 48 at effi'7fg1 13 Ns sg, , ' 17, 1122517 Is 1595 aff, A z gilssgggf, nt' 1503 gang, 373' ' taltfelx, fy 1 lj Plxirfffpy f Bfloll, ,7,, - 52 7 Clgxlgg ol1',7g1 7 .S Da f'e51-73 ri H N777 I , 3 ga ,' K, I? w1tiF1A7i4Z4, c, I glans 70 73 1573 I 1 M1:33,1ici??eh Miinclcli 7J4er ine? y, , , 0 , '7745, r' '74 ' ' ,73' 3f 36 .LM Floor. ,S Bradford, '72, 252 Q J V o ar , 73, '59 Lewis, '73, J Dickerman '74 161- ' ' HON, '74, L62 -S Harris, '74, Q Ives, 74. N orth E ntry. IX! f'!l107'. R. Willi:1ms,'73 163 XfVl'lgi1l, '73, Aldis, '74, 164 Southworth, '74, Parkin, '74, '65Q Porter, '74. 2d Floor. Q Holbrook, '74, I66Q Waterman, '74, Gunn, '74, '67 Henderson, '74, Beaver, '74, '68 Fowler, '74, , Q Bristol, '74, IGQQ Van Horn, '74. 3d Flour. S Chittenden, '74, mol Kelly, '74, I72 Tutor Hooker. Gregory, '74, 173 Patten, '74. 414 Floor. I Farnam, '74, 74 Tliacher, '74, I75 Peck, '74, Q Adams, '74, I76l W0Od, '74, Kennedy, '74, 1 DIRECTORY. DURFEE, First Entry. 220 Bliss, '73, Mills, '73. IJ! Flaor, O3-ks: '74, df! . 201 Parker' '73' S Mi'nor 74 202- Bent' 74' QZIQ Platt '74 ' Q Vifhittaker, '73. Read'inG',74 222 D' ,' gd Floor. Washburn, 74. 203 Prof. Hadley, 204 S U. Strong, '73, CALM Ffawz QTatum, 73. i abor, 74, 3dF!ao7'. 205 Prof. Whitney, j W. Foster, '74, 206 Q Lyon, ,74- 4Zk Floor. 207 Prof. Wheeler, 208 Wliittemore, '74, NVilcox, '74. Second Entry. Ir! Flaar. vi W. Stewart, '73, 209 Q W1,1re,'73, ZIO ' Clernmer, '73, I Goode, '73. 211' Floor. Huntington, '73, ZH Irwin, 'y73, 3a'Floa7'. ' 213 Ef'fQQ'ii'F,a25,'3' 214 Watson, '73, WVheelock, '73. 223Q Olmsted, '74, 224 Prof. A.W.Wright Fourth Entry. Ixz' Floor. F. 'W. Adee, '73, 225 P. HI. Adee, '73, 226 EZ.llL ,?f',,Q 2a'FZno7'. 227 ,'?vlZi,Q 53, 228 1Q2'5i2,iZ,3f,3. ' 3dFZz701'. Eziatzqg, 230 i2'i,ilQ',a,7?g. 4Zl2 Ffoor. 231 Houghton, '73, S. W. Williams, '73 j Ashley, '73, 232 Q Lelimer, '73. , Fifth Entry. '77 Starkweatlier, '74. 41h Floor. Lf! Floor. CHAPEL. 215 i 233 's'2i,i'iZi,i3Q, ' y V. W. Beebfi, '73, Grubb, '73, 1865 Qfjxhifglffe, 75, 216 Crocker, '73. 2347 Latting, '73. 187 Mountjoy, '73, - 188 Dart, ,7S, Third Entry. Bgdypygwiv 5 Peters, '73, 7727 4 186 QW, 73, 189 Q Peters, S. S. S., B5ZSin,50i74 235 Goff, 73, I O5 Ha,-14501, '74, 217 Hatch 194 ' 236 Prof. Loomis. 9 W2ii.HCC,,'74, 9 8 f Dgdgey '74, T91 Coll1ns,, 75, 'I Q Witlierbee, '74, 3dF!aor. 199 Fulton, 75, jjenkins, '74, I935Bo,,t-1, 275, 2,1 F1001-. 237 Q R. Kelley, '74, Q Gardner, '75, zlgj Per1'y,, '75, 238 Howe, '74, 194 i Plafff 73, james, '74. DIRECTORY. 4239 Flaar. I -S Griflin, Benjamin, Zn 5 S. Bushnell, ,74, 5 Q Salmon. 35 Starr, -79 Q I-Ialsted, 274, 6 Benedict, 240 Prof. Coe. 3r!F!ao1'. 3 Tuckerman, I6 37 Holbrook, DIVINITY HA'-l-' I7 Prudclen, 38 Chapin, UZ Flaw.. I8 Stoddard, SQ Ives, A Libraryr, IQ Barnum, 40 McLoney, B Junior Lecture Room, 20 Post- 41 C9-HTOUUY C MiddleLecture Room, 215 Todd! l Pope, D Senior Lecture Room, i lVlllfflC5UY1 42 Snell, E Jfmitofstoaytot-d,s.s.s.22 Dwd. 43 Matter-y, Q 23 Stirnson, S Curtiss, 2d ff00f'- 24 Lamb, 44Q Freeman, I DF- Baconi 25 Thomas, 45 Lines, 2 Prof- Dwight g Mason, Childs, 3 Prof- Harris, 26Q Trowbridge, 46 Hills. 4 Eziton, 27 Evans, E- Eaton, QS Michael, 51h F1001 5 Prfyf' Dayf GQ lGaleS' 47 Roberts, 65 511515, A-IQ I-lnrrington, 43 Mosman, Z 21 ' . 30 Salter, S Anderson, 7 Prof. Hoppin, Q Beach, 49-P Ladd 8 Haydfm' 31 Salford' O Q Buttrier 9 Prof. Fisher, C Fitch 5 ' - 2. ' , 1 51 Johnston, IO Hutchins, 3 Q F' Fitch. 2 Morse H Chandler, 5 Bowls ' Q Kutz, 415 Floor. 53-S C ' ,, , Q Danforth, I2 McLean, 93 Bussei, O ke, I Adams, S Greenwood, 54 a 3' 3 - Thompson, MQ Root, I4 Lee, SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL DIRECTORY. 1, Mathematical Recitation Room. r 17, Observatory. 2, Engineering fProf. Nortonj. l IS, Drawing and Model Room. 3, Typographical Models. 19, Apparatus Room. 4, Prof. Breweris Study. L 20, Chemical Laboratory. 5, Geographical Recitation Room. l 21, Metallurgical Laboratory. 6, Prof. Rockwe1l's Study. A, Prof. Lyman's Study fwithin No. 7, French and German Recitation Sl. Room tProf. Whitneyj. B, C, D, Mechanical Apparatus fwith- 8, General Lecture Room QA, Prof. in No. Sl, Lyman's Studyj. G, Prof.johnson's Study fwithin No. 9, Metallurgical Museum. I2,. IO, Agricultural Lecture Room. I-I, Photographic Laboratory fwithin 11, Chemical Lecture Room. No. 14j. I2, Private Laboratory fPrOfs. john- I,J, Assistants' Rooms fwithin No. son and Brushj. 14j. 13, Prof. Brush's Study. N, O, Surveying Instruments fwithin 14, Attic, H. I. J. No. zj. 15, Library fProf. Gilrnanl. P, Balance Room fwithin No. zoj. 16, Assistant Librarian. X, janitor's Room, Basement. INDEX TO ROOMS. Central Building, 1, 2, 3. Is! Slory East Wing, IS. West Wing, 19, 20, 21. Central Building, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 CA, B, C, Dj. 6 . , East W'ing, 9. 'al 61073, North Extension, 10. rWest Wing, 11, I2, 13, I4 QG, I-I, I, jj. Central Building, 8 QA, B, C, Dj. 3d Sway North Extension, 15, 16, 17. West Wing, I-I, I, LIBRARY STREET BUILDING, Nos. 4 and 6 Library St. 5 COC, ,72, j Seelye, '76, 3 and 4? Moore, '72. 5 Q Ivlar-Shall, '76. IOS JCf1HiUgS, '76, I3 Nevins. I Wakeman, '76. ABBREVIATIONS. Ji. . . Absent on leave. LYC. . Lyceum, ATH. . . Athenaeum. N. . , North. c. . . Chapel. M. . N01-thMidd1e, D. Durfee Hall. . , Sguthl Div. . . Divinity Hall. s.1-1. . , Slieffigldl-1311, F. . Farnam Hall. M. . . South Middle. L. Law Building. TR. Treasury Building. Alabama, . California, . Connecticut, . . Delaware, . . Dist. of Columbia Georgia, . . . Illinois,. . . . Indiana, . Iowa,. . . Kentucky, . Louisiana, . Maine, . . . Maryland, . . Massachusetts, . Michigan, . . Minnesota, . . Missouri ,... New Hampshire, New jersey, . . New York, . . North Carolina, . Ohio ,.... In Theology ln Medicine, In Art, . , P1'0f. Acad. . I - 3 . 16o -3 o .1 I3 .6 7 -4 o .6 o 24 2 .2 1 .1 9 60 1 20 STATISTICS OF RESIDEN CE. Total. Prof. 1 2 Pennsylvania, . . 22 6 9 Rhode Island, . 147 307 South Carolina, . . 1 4 Tennessee, . . 1 1 Vermont, . 1 2 Virginia, . 26 39 Wisconsin, 2 S Canada, . 2 9 Chili, . 5 9 China,. . . . 2 2 Cuba, .... . 7 I3 Hawaiian Islands 2 2 Holland, . . 30 54 Japan, . . . . 5 7 Nova Scotia, . 1 3 Scotland, . . 8 9 Switzerland, . 5 6 Syria, . . . 24 33 Wales, . . IOO 220 o 1 34 54 SUMMARY. PROFESSIONAL STU DENTS. Acad. Total 34 56 3 6 o 1 1 2 7 ro o 1 4 I5 o 2 1 1 1 2 o 2 2 2 o 1 o 2 o 1 o 2 o 1 2 3 o 2 522 905 -Resident Licentiates, 3g Seniors, 231 Middlers, 27, juniors, 46. Total, . . . In Law-Seniors, I3 5 juniors, 25, STUDENTS IN DEPARTMENTS OF PHILOSOPHY AND THE ARTS SI-IEFFIELII SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. 5 - 99 38 20 II 168 Graduate Students, .... . 28 Seniors, .... . 29 juniors, . 49 Freshmen, . . 32 Special Students, . 16 203 Other Graduate Students, 20 Other Special Students, 4 227 ACADEMICAL STUDENTS. Seniors, . ...... IIQ uniors, . - T31 Sophomores, . 107 Freshmen, . . 165 522 Total, .... 917 Deducted for double entry, . . 12 905 COMMENCEMENT DAY. 9901 11, 1872. HONORARY DEGREES CONFERRED, 1872. D. D. Rev. Henry Blodget, Peking, China, Rev. W. M. Taylor, New York City LL. D. Charles Francis Adams, Quincy, Mass. Rt. Rev. l1Villiam I, Kip, Bishop of California. Hon. Morrison R. Waite, Toledo, Ohio. Rev. Elisha Mulford, Montrose, Pa. MUS. D. William Mason, Orange,'N. 5. M. A. Elihu Burritt, New Britain, Conn. I. N. Carleton, New Britain, Conn. Charles C. Dodge, New York City. Theophilus Heness, Cambridge, Mass. Herman Krusi, Cortland, N. Y. William T. Lusk, New York City, A. von Steinwehr, New Haven, Russell Sturgis, New York City, Charles D. Warner, Hartford, Dr. Henry S. West, Turkey. H O N O R S . ORATIONS. Valedictofjf. .S'nZulzz!o1jf. ' ?David johnson Halsted W'illcox. NGeorge Foot Moore. james Olmstead, Leonard Eager Curtis, i'Benjamin Hoppin, 5 Charles Orrin Day, Q 'tFrancis U. Downing, 5 Artemas Allerton Murch, 'f Edward Thomas Owen, 5 iiRobert Elmer Coe, Y 5Edwin Stevens Lines, Samuel Watson Grierson, james Oakey, 5 x'Samuel Franklin Emerson, -I 2fRobert Roy Kendall, Frank Whitney Blake, Clarence Deming, 'gjohn Howard Hincks, l Charles C. Stearns, l l l 5 WGreene Kendrick, Q Charles joseph H. Ropes, ?George Richards, 5 Frank Thurston Brown, I joseph Alvin Graves. Theodore Salisbury Woolsey, Charles Addison Northrop, g William Lee Cushing, - Hiram Yoder Kaufman, l Clement B. White, Howard Arunah Talbot, Pascal Pratt Beals, Naman Shepard, 5 Dana Harmon, 1 Samuel William XVeiss, WDavid Sumner Holbrook. V COMMENCEM ENT DAY. DISSERTATIONS. A l ilijames Henry Clendenin, , :bl-lenry Martin Sanders. George Pliny Sawyer, Elbert Hamilton Hubbard, Albert Marshall Curry, , DISPUTES. Edward Stanley Thacher, iiAlexander Ross Merriam, ' :kCharles Benjamin Ramsdell, i Ely Ransom Hall. George Bliss Griggs, 5 Erasrus Ely Case, Q Harry G. Chapin, - Gerald Livingston Hoyt, James VVilson Kirkham, Q Robert Fingland Tilney, Z u'Cl1?lTlCS Clerc Deming, Q Edmund lVales Holmes, - Charles Henry Reed, iklirancis Schell. COLLOQUIES. john Ward Stimson, j lfValler Bennett, Edward Luman Cowles, Q James Stone jones, William Bailey Wheeler, i Benjamin Leggett Holt, John Curtis Chamberlain, 3 Nl-Ienry lVard Beecher Howard, , Q Howard Saxtone Clapp, Georoe Thorncliffe Sperry, 3 - Frank Douglas Root, ui Ruzsell Chapman, Q Q Edwin Chriztopher WVoodruiT, Henry William jameson, , Q George Alexander Oviatt, I homas Rutherford Bacon, A - Frank Sullivan Smith, Q Willard Haskell Robinson, l l Frank Gerrard Bond Swayne. if Selected to speak all public exercises. Department of Philosophy and the Arts - Comffzefzreflzefzf, 2514125 8, 1872. PH. D. Isbon T. Beckwith, Morton W. Easton, Richard C, Weldon. C. E. Horace Andrews, Mansfield Merriam. Pu, B. jacob -I. Abbott, james P. Bogart, Wheeler Deli. Edwards, joseph R. Gawthrop, William S. Green, George W. Hawes, Daniel W. I-Iering, Charles L. johnson, Cassius YV. Kelly, Samuel T. Knapp, Harrison YV. Lindsley, Frank O. Maxson, Robert D. M. Maxwell, George N. Miller, Thomas P. Nevins, B. A. Tlieophil M. Prudden, Thomas H. Russell, Charles A. Tibbals, Daniel NV. XVardwell, Frederic F. lVeld, 'William B. Welling, Thomas XV. W'right. This degree was conferred upon 130 members of the class ol' 1872. Tll EOLOGICAL DEPA RTM EN T. 4 Cuml11u1zre1l1l'17!, rlfay I5 nm! 16, 1372. B. D. Edwin Burrows, Elisha XV. Miller, T. Clayton Welles. George A. P. Gilman, Austin H. Norris, J UNIOB APPOINTMENTS, '73 , Exhz'bz'ztz'01z, Tzzerdczy, April 2, 1872. PH ILOSO PI-IICAL ORATION S. Eben Alexander, Arthur H. Allen, VVilliam T. Barber, WVilliam WV. Beebe. Arthur Biddle, Albert B. Boardman, Edward I-I. Buckingham, Salter S. Clark, Atwood Collins, Robert W. Conant, James A. Clemmer, John C. Goddard, Gardiner Greene, Plato Mountjoy, Frederic W. Adee, Charles E. Bigelow, Clarence NV. Bowen, James I. Chamberlin, William W. Browning, Walter O. Buck, Leslie Carter, Jeremiah YV. Clemens, Frank D. Allen, Algernon T. Bristow, Lewis W. Irwin, Wfilliam Beebe, Herbert M. Denslow, HIGH ORATION S. Edward S. Cowles, Edward E. Gaylord, Isaac N. Judson, ORATIONS. William D. Crocker, Rensselaer VV. Daniels, Charles S. Hemingway, Herbert WV. Lathe, Eugene H. Lewis, DISSERTATIONS. Murrell Poston, James H. Roberts, Seth T. Stewa1't, Charles H. Thomas, DISPUTES. Jeremiah Day, Elliot S. Miller, Frank E. Sprague, ' Arthur B. Morrill, VVilliarn T. Souther, COLLOQUIES. Frank W. Howard, Henry Meyer, Joseph P. Ord, Frederic S. Parker, Edward R. Johnes, Schuyler Merritt, Holmes E. Sadler, William A. Houghton, Frank B. Tarbell. James A. Robson, Frederic C. YVebster. Hart W. Lyman, YVillis F. McCook, James P. Peters, Samuel O. Prentice, Isaac R. Sanford. George H. Wald, Arthur Watson, William H. Whittaker Edward M, Swift, Frederic S. Wicks. James H. VanBuren. Andrew Reynolds, Henry A. Strong, Ullman Strong, Edward Tatum. Schuyler P. Willianis, Seth WV. Vlfilliams. All those above Second Disputes were required to write essays upon pre scribed subjects, and prizes were to be awarded to the best ten. The succes ful pieces were spoken in the college chapel on Tuesday, April 2d, 1872. PROGRAMME. I. The Iconoclastic Spirit of the Present Age 5 2. The Statesmanship of Cardinal Richelieu 5 H. M. Denslow. W. A. Houghton. 3. The Iconoclastic Spirit of the Present Age 5 H. W. Lathe. 4. The Iconoclastic Spirit of the Present Age 5 F. B. Tarbell. 5. The International Society 5 Rensselaer W. Daniels. 6. The Statesmanship of Cardinal Richelieu 5 S. O. Prentice. 7. The Iconoclastic Spirit of the Present Age 5 W. Beebe. 8. The International Society 5 E. S. Miller. 9. The Statesrnanship of Cardinal Richelieu 5 E. S. Cowles. Io. 'L The Statesmanship of Cardinal Richelieu 5' H. VV. Lyman. Houghton and Tarbell divided the nrst prize of 350. Each speake ceived a prize of ten dollars. FTC PREMIUMS, 1871-2. UNIVERSITY. PORTER PI1IzE,5526o. Charles -I. I-1. Ropes, '7Z. The Morality of the Greeks, as shown in their Art, Literature and Life. Committee of Award, ex-Pres, Woolsey, Prof. Fisher, Prof. Salisbury, - ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. DEFOREST SPEAKING,.F1'iffrZy, ffzuzr' 28, 1872. I. 'tSir Walter Raleigh , Robert E. Coe. 2. Sir Walter Raleigh , A. R. Merriam. 3. Sir Walter Raleigh , H. M. Sanders. 4. Gibbon's Secondary Causes for the rapid growth of the Christian Church , C. J. H. Ropes. 5. Gibbon's Secondary Causes for the rapid growth ofthe Christian Church, J. H. Hincks. 6. Progress of English Poetry in the treatment of External Nature g F. D. Root. The prize, of SIOO, was divided between Coe and Hincks. The honor to be decided by lot. JUNIOR ORATION-William A. Houghton, ,73, Frank B. Tarbell, Y73. YALE LIT. Essay-Samuel O. Prentice, '73. ' C07lQ0.i'ifi07I, Prizes. ToWNsIf:ND PREMIUMS, ,72-COC, I-Iincks, Merriam, Root, Ropes, Sanders. SENIOR CLASS, '72-Cln order of merit.j IST prizes: C. C. Deming, Coe, Moore, Bacon and Hincks, equal, Merriam, Clendenin. 2d prizes: C. Deming and Willcox, equal , E. R. Hall, Kendrick, Richards and Sanders, equal, Curtis and Hoppin, equal, Downing, Holbrook, Lines and Owen, e ual. qjUNIoR EXHIBITION PRIZES, '73-W. Beebe, Denslow, Lathe, Tarbell, Cowles, Houghton, Lyman, Prentice, Daniels, Miller. Som-IOMORE PRIZES, '74-Fifzrt Term. rst rank: C. Benton, Fox, Ragan, Southworth. 2d rank: Doughty, Grover, Sellers, W'hittemore. 3d rank: G, V. Bushnell, WV. Foster, Leal, Stapler. Seromi Term. ISK prizes: Aldis, Grover, Southworth, W'hitteniore. 2d prizes: Dunham, Leighton, Ragan, lVilcox. 3d prizes: Curtis, Doughty, Peck, Sellers, VVickeS. Third Term. ISt prizes: Aldis, Dunham, E. Robbins, Stapler. 2d prizes: Curtis, Parkin, Southworth, VVhittemore. 3d prizes: Barnes, Grover, Max- well, Ragan. ScHoLArtsIIII's. Berkeley Scholarship, Kendrick, '72. Clark Scholarship, Kendrick, ,72. NV. WV. DeForest Scholarship, Denslow, '73, ISt Freshman fVVoolseyJ Scholarship, C. T, Chester, '75. 2d QI-lurlbtirtl NV. H. Hotchkiss, '75, 311 tRunkl, I-l. S. Gulliver, 175. MATHEMATICAL PRIZES. Senior Mathematical Prizes, '72-I, F. U. Downing, 2, C. C. Stearns. For Solution of Problems, ,74-I, G. F. Doughty, 2, C. W. Minor, 3, E. P. Morris. For Solution of Problems, '75-I, YV. H. Hotchkiss, 2, YV. R. Richards 3, E. A. Hill. NVinthrop Pl'iZC51I, Tarbell, '73, 2, Cowles, '73. Berkeley Premiums for Latin Compositions, '74-I, Parkin, Peck, Thacher 2, Baldwin, Bouchet, Fox, Grover, james. Declamation Pl'lZCS-I, H. H. Ragan, 2, H. B. B. Stapler, 3, E. M. Lyon G. M. Stearns. v 44 PKEMIUMS. Sci-1o1.Aks or 'rue HOUSE. Dwight W. Learned, '7o-Berkeley Scholarship. Charles R. Lanman, '71-Berkeley Scholarship. Greene Kendrick, '72-Berkeley Scholarship. Greene Kendrick, '72-Clark Scholarship. Herbert M. Denslow, '73-XV. W. DeForest Scholarship. Frank B. Tarbell, ,715-SCllOlZ'tI'Sl1l1D 1348 QISI Freshmanj. Edward D. Robbins, '74-Scholarship 1847 tlst Freshmanj. Charles T. Chester. '75-Scholarship 1849 flst Freshmanj. XVillian1 I-I. Hotchkiss, ,75'PILll'llJLll'f Scholarship t2d Freshinanl. Henry S. Gulliver, '75-3d Freshman Scholarship. SI-IEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. F1-mrh-F. O. Maxson, '72. Cfrfi!E1zg1'1zrc1'z'1qg'-F. O. Maxson, ,72, with honorable mention of D. WV Hering, '72, Znalqgiml Collarffrm-T. M. Prudden, '72 g T. H. Russell, 172. Bnfazzir Calludinzz-WVilliam Prudden, '72. 1qfflZl'7'l7!lf2ll'-G. VV. Hawes, '72. Jfa!he11zfrf1'r.v- VV. H. Jenks, 173 3 W. L. Scaife, '73. F7'F.l'h!1llI1I Slznfiex-A. B. Howe, '74, H. Hun, Y74. Gc1'f1mH-A. B. Howe, '74. Hlafhmmfifr-F. L. Holt, '74. Phyxif:-I-I. Hun, Y74. ' Ol'Z'hQg'7'IIfhl'6' Pmjkfrifafz-C. Morse, '74. ZTNZYYZIILY' 15.Y'tZ1IlZ'lllTff!71l'C. Hildebrand, 175 g IV. A. Pratt, 175. The Szrbjerfs for Me SKYZZ-07' C077Qf05Z'fZ'07Z5 are as fellow: : 1. Local Self-government in the United States. 2. Vifhat Knowledge is Power ? 3. Is the literary fame of Addison just? 4. The genius of Boswell. 5. Know everything of something and something of everything. 6. L' Liberal. 7. Othello. 8. WVhen isa Political Party's mission ended? or when should a party be disbanded ? 9. The Discipline of Intelligence in War and Politics contrasted with the Discipline of Ignorance. 10. 'What is Literature, and what its influence? II. Love in Modern Fiction. 12, The Religion of Labor. The Compositions must be handed in after being read. WOOLSEY FUND. 45 WOOLSEY FUND OF YALE COLLEGE. I . At the Commencement in 1871, the following resolution was adopted by the Alumni : That a Fund of 850o,0o0 be raised, to be called the Woolsey Fund, and to be placed at the disposal of the Corporation .of Yale College for any pur- poses connected with the University, and that, in order to carry this resolu- tion into effect, a committee of ten be appointed, with power to increase its number to a number not exceeding iiftyf' Pres Hon COMMITTEE OF TEN. Noah Porter, D.D., LL.D., '31, Maunsell B. Field, 1841, Prof. Tiniothy Dwight, 1849, Rev. joseph H. Twichell, 1859, Edward G. Mason, ISCO, Mason Young, 1860, Prof. Daniel C. Gilman, 1852, Prof. William G. Sumner, 1863, Charles A. White, 18541 M. Dwight Collier, 1866. , EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. MAXUNSELL B. F1E1.D, DANIEL C. GILMAN, MASON YOUNG. T7'6d52Z7'67L-AI.EXANIJER H. STEVENS. CLASS AGENTS. 1796 Timothy Bishop, ISOO Rev. T. XVilliams, 1803 Thos. D. Burrall, 1804 I-Ion. G. Plummer, 1805 Rev. G. Spring, 1806james Root, 1807 james Fowler, ISGS I-Ion. R. I. Ingersoll, 1809 Hon. W. Hungerford, 1810 Prof. S. F. B. Morse, 1811 judge F. B. Strong, 1812 Sam'l C. Morgan, 1813 Rev. Geo. Allen, 1814 Jos. H. Dulles, 1815 Rev D Wicl ham, . 1 . 1816 Hon. H. XV. Taylor, 1817 Rev. L. Coleman, 1813 Rev. T. L. Shipman, 1819 Jonathan Edwards, 1320 Prof. A. C. Twining, 1821 Henry White. 1822 Rev. E. G. Smith, 1823 Joseph Ripley, 1824 E. W. Leavenworth, 7 1825 Wm. C. Bates, 1826 Dr. jared Lindsley, 1827 Rev. R. McEwen, 1828 Prof. O. P. Hubbard 1829 Chas. A. Lewis, 1830 H. R. Vifinthrop, 1831 Dr. P. Packer, 1832 Prof. E. E. Salisbury, 1833 Prof, G. E. Day, 1834 Henry C. Kingsley, 1835 Prof. T. A. Thacher, 1836 Fred. R.. Sherman, 1837 Walter T. Hatch, 1838 joseph B. Varnurn, 1839 A. R. McDonough, 1340 Prof. J. M. Hoppin, 1841 Rev. T. M. Peters, 1842 Prof. Jas. Hadley, 1843 Rev. E. XV. Gilman, 1844 VV. B. lfVashburn, 1845 Henry Day, 1846 F. -I. Kingsbury, IS47 Geo. A. Robbins, 1847 Chas. W. Sanford, 1848 Ed. D. Stanton, 1849 Prof. T. Dwight, 1849 Frank E. Harrison, I85O Robert Bliss, 1851 Henry D. White, 1852 Dr. C. L. Ives, 1853 Henry C. Robinson, 1854 Chas. H. Leeds. 1855 Calvin G. Child, 1856 Gen. I. W. Swayne, 1857 Prof. Dan. C. Eaton, 1858 Wm. P. Bacon, 1859 Rev. E. T. Fairbanks, 1861 Frank E. Kernochan, 1862 Henry Holt, 1863 Wfm. C. Whitney, 1864 Fred. H. Betts, 1865 Payson Merrill, 1866 Hamilton Cole, 1867 C. YVyllys Betts, 1868 Chas. H. Farnam, 1868 Wm. P, Dixon, 1869 Thos. Hooker, 1870 Edward S. Dana, 1871 Howard Mansfield. 1833 Prof. G. E. Day, New Haven. 46 CLASS SECRETARIES. 1834 1835 1836 1837 1838 1840 1841 1842 1843 1344 1845 1846 1547 1848 1349 1850 1851 1852 1853 WOOLSEY FUND. WOOLSEY FUND COMMITTEE. judge R. P. Spaulding, '17, Hon. WVm. Strong, '28, Pres. Noah Porter, '31, Dr. Wm. H. Stokes, '31, judge A. Taft, '33, Hon. Wm. M. Evarts, '37, Hon. YVm. P. Lynde, '38, Hon. M. B. Field, '41, judge W. L. Learned, '41, Hon. H. H. Raymond, '41, Hon. A. Q. Keasby, '43, Hon. H. H. Haight, '44, Hon. B. Gratz Brown, '47, Hon. Dwight Foster, '48, Prof. Timothy Dwight, '49 Prof. F. W. Fiske, '49, Prof. D. C. Gilman, '52, Pres. A. D. White, '53, Charles A. WVhite, '54, Gen. -I. M. Brown, '56, Rev. J. H. Twichell, '5Q, Edward G. Mason, '60, Mason Young, '60, Prof. Wm. G. Sumner, '63. CLASS SECRETABIES 1833-1872. 1854 M. N. Whitmore New Haven H. C. Kingsley, New Haven. Prof. T. A. Thacher, New Haven. Rev. E. E. Atwater, New Haven. Prof. B. Silliman, New Haven. Dr. W. W. Rodman, New Haven L. W. Fitch, New Haven. Rev. S. W. Barnum, New Haven Prof. J. Hadley, New Haven. Rev. D. W. Havens, East Haven Rev. John W. Dulles, Phila. Chas. T. Chester, 104 Center st. New York. Rev. S. G. Willard, Willimantic Conn. NVilliam Peet, New York. Rev. Henry M. Colton, 1193 Broadway, New York. F. E. Harrison, New Haven. Prof. H. A. Newton, New Haven. Henry D. White, New,Haven. Prof. D. C. Gilman, New Haven. Rev. H. H. McFarland, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1855 Rev. Henry N. Cobb, Tarrytown N. Y. 1856 Henry E Pardee, New Haven. 1857 Prof. Daniel C. Eaton, New Ha- ven. 1858 William P. Bacon, 26 Broad st. New York. 1859 Rev. E. T, Fairbanks, St. Johns- bury Center, Vt. 1860 G. L. Catlin, Box 839 New York. 1861 W. D. Sheldon, Hudson, O. 1862 J. W. Alling, New Haven. 1863 Sam. Huntington, New York. 1864 E. A. Anketell, New Haven. 1865 J. E. Chandler, New Haven. 1866 Edward E. Goodrich, New Haven. 186 E S Elliot, Boston Perl. 7 . . 1868 Prof. H. P. Wright, New Haven. 1869 T. P. Prudden, Divinity Hall. 1870 G. D. Miller, care Pott, Young 85 Co., Cooper Un., New York. 1871 C. B. Dudley, N. H. Palladium. 1872 v 1 1 SOCIETY OF ALUMNI. 47 SOCIETY OF ALUMNI. LOCAL COMMITTEE. Rev. Dr. Bacon, Prof. Dwight, Prof. Packard, Dr. F. Bacon, Prof. Gilman, Say. Pres Porter, Prof. Brush, Prof. I-Iadley, E. E Salisbury, LL.D., Prof. Day, Prof. Loomis, Prof. Thacher, F. B. Dexter, Prof. Lyman, A. C Twining, LL.D. COMMITTEE OF CORPORATION QUESTIONS. Pres. Porter, Judge Taft, LL.D., COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS Ex-Pres. Woolsey, F. B. Dexter, Hon. VVm. M. Evarts, LL.D., Prof. Fisk, D.D., C. J. Still, LL.D. TO CORPORATION. Rev. David S. Brainerd, Rev. joseph I-I. Twichell, F. E. Kernochan. ALUMNI ELECTED MEMBERS OF TI-IE CORPORATION JULY IO, 1872. I-Ion. Alphonso Taft, LL.D., Cincinnati, O., 1833. William M. Evarts, LL.D., New York City, 1837. 'William B. YVashburn, Greenfield, Mass., 1844. I-Ion. I-Ienry B. Harrison, New I-laven, 1846. I-Ion. William NValter Phelps, New York City, I86O. joseph E. Sheffield 11871 l1Ol'1.J. Hon. I-Ion. SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCI-IOOL FRATERNITY. f,7'z,'.Y.1P1'Ol'. W. P. Blake, '52. Swv.-IV. G. Mixter, '67. Viz: Pres.-Clarence King, '62. Trans.-jolin D. VVlreeler, '58, ffxur11!1'r.'t' C0111 111 fflvu. Charles I-Iolt, '65,' F. J. Leavens, '65, R. L. Crooke, '66, J. Mattliirrs, '66. I I YALE READING ROOM. S. M. GROUND FLOOR. MAGAZINES AND REVIENVS, African Repository, All the Year Round, Amer. journal of Science, American Missionary, Appletons' journal, Atlantic Monthly, Baptist Missionary, Belgravia, 1Bibliotheca Sacra, Blackwood's Magazine, 1British Quart. Review, Catholic World, Christian at l1Vork, Christian VVorld, City, i4Congregational Review, Contemporary Review, Cornhill Magazine, Dublin University Maga- zine, Alta California, Boston Advertiser, Globe. L' journal, t' Post, Chicago Tribune, Times, Staats-Zeitung, Cincinnati Gazette, Commercial, Hartford Post, Charivari flllustratedj, Evening Mail, Figaro, Graphic Ullustratedj, Advance, Advocate and Family Guardian, Christian Advocate, Instructor, Intelligencer, H Mirror, Christian Union, 4' Bi-Monthly. 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A quiet and orderly deportment will be observed by every one who regards the character and purposes of the room. Magazines are allowed to be taken to the rooms of students, Saturday, after 9 P. M., provided they are returned Monday before 9 A. M. The continuance of this privilege depends on the punctual return of the magazines. TERMS. ik All undergraduate students of the Academic and Scientific Departments are charged 32.00 per year for the use of the room. All other persons connected with the University are admitted to the same by paying 851.00 per term, or 32.00 per year, in advance. All other persons shall pay 31.50 per term, or 333.00 per year, in advance. Communications relating to the Reading Room may be addressed to any member of the Committee. L. W. FITCH, E. B. COE, E. HEATON, Rmding 1600711 Colmlziliee. LIBRARIES. COLLEGE LIBRARY. Volumes fexclusive of Pamphletsj, . . ..,. 62,500 Librarian, ....... A. VAN NAME, 121 High st. Assistant, ......... F. B. DEXTER, 136 F. For the use of all members of the University. Hours-I0 A. M. to 1 P. M. 3 to 5 P. M. 25- to 445 P. M., in winter. LIBRARIES OF PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS. N Shetlield Scientific School, Qaboutj ....... 5,000 Hours-Io to I2 M.. and on Wednesday and Saturday, 2 to 4 P. M. Medical School Qin College Libraryj ....... 2,500 Law, ............. 2,500 I-lours-9 to I2 M. and 2 to 55 P. M., except NVednesdays and Saturdays. Theological Seminary, ......... 2,500 I-Iours-2 to 53 P. M. United Undergraduate Library, taboutl . . IS.0OO Will open about Nov. Ist, 1872. I'IOlll'S-If-r to 3 P. M. University Library ,...... . 62,500 Total number of volumes, . 93,000 go SENIOR. SOCIETIES. SOCIETIES. SKULL AND BONES. if K Wllllluullllrnlnmm rw. ,r w X 'llllllk f Y XX Eben Alexander, Arthur H. Allen, William Beebe, Rensselaer W. Daniels, Herbert M. Denslow, I X V .1 'X fl Kg! . ' r r x 2 X KKK H un 'III I I ills l ,Er 1rif'fHif,i 1: X X mill' hi' - fl ,1 11 1 ' ', -Lf 1 fx ' II I Xm l ,f If f ' . I N' g:v: I 1 'iq ' up I 1 x - 3 2 2 N Samuel J. Elder, Wilbur W. Flagg, Charles R. Grubb, Edward R. Iohnes, Isaac N. Judson, Herbert WV. Lathe, joseph P. Ord, Samuel Of Prentice Frank B. Tarbell, Charles H. Thomas SENIOR SOCIETIES. will W jf! f ff, 1' X ff A Frederic W. Adee, Philip H. Adee: Frank D. Allen, S. Leonard Boyce, Edward A. Bradford , Qld? Atwood Collins, Daniel Davenport, Jeremiah Day, john o. Heald, William A. Houghton, Hart W. Lyman, Willis F. McCook Schuyler Merritt, james P. Platt, Frederic S. Wicks Eben Alexander, SZ JUNIOR SOCIETIES. PSI UPSILON. : '-SW 2' 'iff E ,XQRH 7.1: . ' l f X 1. F'-wr will Fam! 173' Arthur H. Allen, Leonard B. Almy, Alfred T. Bacon, William T. Barber, William W. Beebe joseph H. Bennett, Herbert E. Benton, Albert B. Boardman, S. Leonard Boyce, Edward A. Bradford, Leslie Carter, 1 Thomas M. Adams, Pearce Barnes, Thomas A. Bent, William B. Bininger, Samuel C. Bushnell, Horace l-I. Chittenden, Thomas DeW. Cuyler, Edward R. Dunham, J. A. R, Dunning, Thomas G. Evans, George L. Fox, Thomas W. Grover, ' Deceased. james I. Chamberlin, Salter S. Clark, lfVilliam D. Crocker, Hollis B. Frissell, Frank C. Goode, joseph W. Gott, Charles R. Grubb, john O. Heald, William A. Houghton, +iFrank W. Howard, Charles L. Hubbard, Dwight W. Huntington, Lewis WV. Irwin, 74- WVilliam S. Halsted, Henry P. Hatch, Charles E. Humphrey, Frank jenkins, Robert W. Kelley, William Kelly, David A. Kennedy, Leoni Melick, Ellis Mendell, Charles W. Minor, George E. Munroe, Henry A. Oaks, Charles P. Latting, Hart W. Lyman, Joseph P. Ord, Frederick S. Parker, john T. Perry, john M. Poston, Frank E. Sprague, Charles H. Thomas, james H. Van Buren, Arthur Watson, William E. Wheelock Seth VV. Williams. Frank H. Olmsted, Franklin W. Patten, Rutherford H. Platt, C. C. Starkweather, Alfred B. Thacher, 4'Arthur C. Tibbals, james M. Townsend, Burt Van Horn, Russell Walden, Charles R. 'VValker, Thomas P. Wickes, jared Willson. Total, 72 JUNIOR SOCIETIES, DELTA KAPPA EPSILON. i Q Ma w N N fff'KH11fQtZM'illlllN AEI f X Daniel R. H owe, Frederic W. Adee, Philip H. Adee, Frank D. Allen, Clarence D. Ashley, George F. Bentley, George T. Bliss, Clarence W. Bowen, james A. Clemmer, Atwood Collins, W- Daniel Davenport, Rensselaer W. Daniels, Jeremiah Day, Clark Dewing, Owen F. Aldis, George L. Beaver, William E. Beardsley Henry D. Bristol, Robert S. Bussing, Harry H. Cabot, George L. Dickerman, Arthur M. Dodge, Henry XV. Farnam, Walter P. Fell, Frank IV. Foster, S fiw tte ff ifllllikllx 73- Samuel T. Dutton, Wilbur W. Flagg, Edward E. Gaylord, Gardiner Greene, Charles S. Hemingway, joseph C. Hubbard, Walter St. J. jones, Isaac N. Judson, Herbert W. Lathe, Charles Lehrner, Willis F. McCook, Schuyler Merritt, John B. Mills, 1 74- Herbert G. Fowler, George M. Gunn, Charles J. Harris, DeWitt C. Holbrook, Frank G. Ingersoll, Henry A. james, Charles F. joy, Everton -I. Latimer, Cortes Maxwell, Alexander B. Nevin, William Parkin, Arthur B. Morrill, Frank Palmer, I john P. Peters, james P. Platt, S. Oscar Prentice, james A. Robson, Charles A. Russell, David S. Schatii Frank B. Tarbell, Frederic S. Wicks, Robert Williams, Frank H. Wright. Peter A. Porter, Henry H. Ragan, Edward D. Robbins, Henry S. Robbins, james C. Sellers, Edward W. Southworth Henry B. B. Stapler, Cameron D. Vlaterman, john B. l1Vhiting, Frank S. WVitherbee, john S. Wood. Total, 72. 54 SOPHOMORE SOCIETIES. PHI THETA PSI. I -. 3' ,,,, .uekq Q Q91 7 -r 1 - 1 'Xa '-1' -Ji' . 1 aw . - a..,.gJ '-.5 X . V , . ' gig-.. Q 6'- Q E E -- fi ... ' E E E Q D L E2 fr- S b zfam- .1354 -irffb'-- 1-aa T., 4 V , wr-wines? far- u sage ia -v-.s ea -22 -1.-' ' 1 . ' f k j'ff?' -Lag 4,9 I D ' u' ' ... 4 Thomas M. Adams, Pearce Barnes, Samuel C. Bushnell, Robert S. Bussing, Harry H. Cabot, Horace H. Chittenden, Frederick A. Cline, Thomas DeW. Cuyler, jacob A. R. Dunning, George L. Fox, Thomas W. Grover, Anson G. P. Atterbury, Edward S. Atwater, Alonzo G. Beardsley, Samuel R. Betts, james W, Brooks, Alpheus T. Bulkley, Benjamin W. Davis, John A. Garver, Frank L. Grinnell, Morton Grinnell, Harry Higbee, v ahh U Q, Ds: uv ss E, 52 't ,ZW g rit: 5 '. - ' ' --, - ' QN X raft' X an NT' In rr.a,a..n,,e.: vw aw- ' . 1-Xa! X1-,XJ USQU W C 1 74- William S. Halsted, Henry P. Hatch, Charles E. Humphrey, Frank jenkins, Alfred Q. Kennett, William Kelly, David A. Kennedy, Cortes Maxwell, Ellis Mendell, ' Charles W. Minor, George E. Munroe, '75- james Hillhouse, George H. Holden, Guy Howard, Samuel -I. Huntington, Samuel Isham, Almet F. Jenks, Dwight A. Jones, Hugh McBirney, Newell Martin, Herman R. Mead, '1 Frank H. Olmsted, Rutherford H. Platt, Edward D. Robbins, C. C. Starkweather, Alfred B. Thacher, james Townsend, Burt Van Horn, Charles R. Walker, Ralph XVells, Thomas P. Wickes, Roderic Williams. Charles L. Noyes, Montgomery Phister, Lewis F. Reid, Dewitt Roosa, Charles T. Russ, Tilden R. Selmes, Henry Strong, George Underwood, George Williams, john Yard. Total, 64 SOPHOMORE SOCIETIES. D ELTA BETA Xl. KN ,f Nz K gf g l. nb .H W tl j Z' N l rc. l, Pi ff x .L X .Q LC ' I ,Il lini K ll ? V L. 2 jf if EW T' 1,6 In . i' 't J- Q, I .. . f . If ., f t Owen F. Aldis, Henry D. Bristol, George L. Beaver, George L. Dickerman, Arthur M. Dodge, Edward R. Dunham, Thomas G. Evans, Henry W. Farnam, Walter P. Fell, Frank VV. Foster, Herbert G. Fowler, George M. Gunn, Louis E. Alter, Edward W. Andrews, Charles H. Avery, Harry S. Barnes, Howard P. Bell, james H. Carrington, Carl T. Chester, Thomas S. Clarke, George Collin, Robert -I. Cook, Robert XV. Day, '74- Charles Harris, DeWitt C. Holbrook, Daniel R. Howe, Frank G. lngersoll, Henry A. James, Charles F. Joy, Robert W. Kelley, G. G. Moseley, Alexander B. Nevin, William Parkin, Peter A. Porter, Henry H, Ragan, '75- Edwin H. Diekerman, Francis Dudley, Henry S. Gulliver, Henry M. Harding, Zephaniah S. Holbrook, Albert Hotchkiss, William H. Hotchkiss, Alexander S. Irwin, Frank H. jones, XVilliam H. jordan, Edward H. Landon, Henry S. Robbins, james C. Sellers, Edward W. Southworth Charles L. Swan, ' Henry B. B. Stapler, Russell Walden, Cameron D. Waterman, H. DeF. Weeks, john B. Whiting, Jared Willson, Frank S. Witherbee, john S. Wood. Frank T. McClintock, Augustus T. Metcalf, Franklin B. Mitchell, NVilliam D. Page, john Patton, john A. Post, 'William W. Seymour, Albert Y. Smith, Edward C. Smith, Charles Tillinghast, Edwin H. XVeatherbee. Total, 68. 56 FRESHMAN SOCIETIES. KAPPA SIGMA EPSILON. .Leaps rffghflmiwrxtas Cfgglggt f7a,QfkX 3,553 S 205 is 33 A ' tk . - YW' ' . Q 'Yi' N fu! 'lllihl '76, Charles L. Bartlett, Walter I. Bigelow, Elisha S. Bottom, Lowell L. Clapp, John A. Duncan, William A. Durrie, Edwin H. English Robert B. Fleming, Charles N. Fowler, Michael Furst, Arthur C. Gilman, Frank W. Gould. Harry C. Guion, Harry Hamlin, Samuel F. H. Hewit, Dwight W. Hunter, Augustus M. Hurlbutt, William W. Hyde, Colles Johnston, Arthur Kilgore, Edgar Lake! Arthur A. Lockwood, Edward L. Lockwood, Louis W. Maxson, Victor H. Metcalf, Frederic W. Pangborn Franklin W. Pierce, Albion Ransom, Philip G. Russell, Israel S. Spenser, Lispenard Stewart, james S. Thompson David Trumbull, Andrew B. Van Horne William E. Waite, Lewis J. Warren, John A. Wells, Charles H. Willcox, Herbert S. You ng. Total, john D. H. Allen, Frank V. Andrews, John W. Andrews, William Arnold, Charles B. Bates, Bradbury Bedell, Charles Benner, Thomas N. Birnie, john Bradford, Wilbur B. Bradley, George T. Brown, William M. Brown, Horace R. Buck, Louis F. Burchard, Henry M. Butler, William A. Butler, james Carswell, Frank Chamberlin, Charles M. Clarke, james K. Clarke, Robert -I. Cook, Levi W. Cory, Leonard Daniels, Chester M. Dawes, Henry W. DeForest, W'illiam S. Doolittle, Augustus XV. Dunning, Stanley Dwight, Henry C. Easton, DELTA KAPPA. M 75 OWWQ i 4 1 1 l X ,SEMMB ll1'CR E S QQEQNSS FRESHMAN SOCIETIES. f .512 .9 vi ' f . e f Q I . . 1 i , K , ff L f ' X X 1 A 1 t Q 1 l A I - L-X r 76. Henry Englehardt, G. H. Fountain, William N. Frew, Kennedy T. Friend, Frank A. Gaylord, John F. Gaylord, john B. Gleason, Arthur T. Hadley, Harry Hale, Philip Hale, Orren M. Haskin, Charles DeF. Hawley, NVilliam L. Hodgman, Durbin Horne, Lester S. Hubbard, Thomas Hunt, William R. Huntington, John Kean, julian H. Kean, David H. Kellogg, Arthur R, Kimball, William B. Lamberton, Frank A. Leach, Charles H. Lilienthal, Oliver E. Lyman, George W. A. Lyon, Everett J. McKnight, Chauncey Marshall, Henry F. Mather, Clarence X. Munson, John F. Nelson, Henry E. Northrop, Fred N. Noyes, William H. Patton, Dryden W. Phelps, John H. Philip, john Porter, john A. Robinson, George M. Rogers, jacob L. Roseboom, Edward S. Rowland, Harvey G. Rue, Leverett H. Sage, Edward E. Saltus, Charles P. Sanford, Lewis W. Shaffer, Rufus B. Smith, Edwards Spencer, Irwin A. Sprague, Nelson H. Strong, William T. Strong, Charles C. Swisher, joseph S. Van Buren, William E. 'vVaite, Frederic D. Weeks, Frank E. lfVheeler, Walter Winne, Edwin D. Worcester, Fred N. Wright. Total, 88 58 FKESHMAN SOCIETIES. Archibald A. Austin, Otto T. Bannard, Charles W. Bird, Allen S. Bush, Benjamin Castle, Nelson E. Church, Edward S. Clarke, George E. Coney, James' B, Dill, ' Charles R. Dudley, John E. Durand, GAMMA NU all x, I , X J J, or ' V' gil' It SW' ' W! ollofrm EN if '76. Arthur H. Ely, Charles E. Hill, Elmer P. Howe, Joseph S. Hunn, John J. Jennings, Robert J. Jessup, Frank C. Lyman, Charles A. Marsh, Frank M. Purdy, William H. Robinson, James G. Rodger, George W. Rollins, Alfred L. Rust, Francis Scott, Benjamin Seelye, George L. Sterling, Nathan P. Tyler, Frank W. Vaille, Alfred J. Wagstafli Horace C. Wait, William VVakeman Francis J. Woodman, Total, 33 l l S r QSSlAg2 2 Q233yB.Q.31.ife' 222F.2li3-322512: eorge W.. Hawes, Wllllgm E. Plerce, Frederxck M. Turnbull Charles Hlldebrand, 'gvviligggluei-lulzrgldcgirgifey Henry G. Wolcott. Moses B. Bradford Annis M. Doolittle, Franklin Edwards, Frank A. Ethridge james Freeland, Total, I3 SIGMA D ELTA CHI. mmhww. ,QhWWMf. llll X '.,P 'Jil llr llr. fl of ,.,l.,M N fewwwmwk 59 Charles D. Hill, Henry S. Hoyt, Robertjaffray, ohnso L. M.J n, George S. Needham, Charles T. N00 Archibald Rogers Alfred L. Sellers, VVilliam A. Tre Charles NV. Truslo Total, 1 60 SCIENTIFIC socnzrnas THETA Xl FRATERNITY. X ll- fff Qllwlll llllw XXQHMX I ', , XX,--. s f f f xgs' WM W f ,... , ..... F :ii-4 y Ed ard Br sh Frank T. Chambers John H. Chap an Robert J. Currey, Henry S. DeForest Harry T. Gause, William R. Howe, Henry bl. Kellogg, Edward A. Kent, George R. Kleebe Wells C. Lake, Beverly Livingsto W'illiam -I. McKee, George W. Polk, rge Benjamin Pomeroy, William S. Pratt, William H. Reynolds, Richard Sharpe, jr., - Charles T. Smith, William von Steinwehr Total, zo 61 DELTA PSI W tm? 2, Thomas B. Beach, Moses Belcher, Charles C. Brewster, George B. Chittenden, Henry G. Cheney, Arthur B. Claflin, Fred. B. Crawford, Charles Dickinson, Henry F. English, ,X Livingston Gilford, Louis E. A. Goll, William C. Hall, Skull and Bones, . Scroll and Key, . Psi Upsilon, . . Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Theta Psi, . Delta Beta Xi, . Kappa Sigma Epsilon, The Societies are ar at Yale. 9 fill ll Archie S. Hall, ' Ed. J. Hall, jr., Henry M. Hastings, Frazier D. Head, C. P. Lindsley, A. B. Lynde, Wm. P. Lynde, -lr., A. S. Macgregor, Arthur E. Nichols, Richard D. A. Parrott, Andrew Peters, W'alter B. Platt, Samuel Rockwell, William Rockwell, Amory E. Rowland Edgar C. Savage, William B. Sawyer, J. Sidney Torrance, NVm. R. Upham, George L, Upham, John C. Weber. Henry DeF. Weeks Edward L. VVhite, Frederic Wood. Total, 36. SUMMARY OF SOCIETIES. . 15 Delta Kappa, . 88 . I5 Gamma Nu, . 33 . 72 Berzelius, . I3 . 72 Sigma Delta Chi, . I5 , 64 Theta Xi, . . zo , . 68 Delta Psi, ..... 36 - - 39 ranged by classes, and in the order of their foundation . M ' . ' 1 ,V m Z H ' Will!! ll ' Q51 71 ' ff: '53-fail- ew 1. oql b X X X x XX x H :C . 1 gf: X 4302 N A ' li Af: vm -1 X l 4 9: -X 1 O ,,, A lub 'Q Pfeshienf, H. A. OAKS, '74, 201 D. Vine Preszaefzt, WM. E. W1-1E1zLoc1c, '73, 214 D. Treasurer, A. R. DUNNING, '74, 154 F. Capfain, R. COOK, '76, 41 s. M. 3 J 73- 74' Capi., H. Meyer. Capf., C. D. NVaterman. 1st Lieai., W. Wheelock. Treas., G. E. Munroe. za' Lieal., C. S. Hemingway. Trefzs., F. D. Allen. 775' Capf., W. R. Richards. Pres., C. L. Noyes. Viee Pres., F. H. jones. See. and Treas., Newell Martin. '76, Uvzriifze. Capf., V. H. Metcalf Capf., H. T. Gause, '73. 1sz' Lieuf., F. D. Weeks. ls! Liezel., F. Cogswell. za' Lieaf., A. B. Van Horne. zzz' Lieai., W. A. D. Parrott, '74 Tfeas., C. M. Dawes. 307 Lieut., Wm. McKee, '76, Tfeas., E. -I. Hall, '73. Cape. Freslzmafz Class, A. E. Nichols. BOATING. 63 . U1zz'11e1'sz'fy. Spanish cedar shell, 6 oared, outrigger. 48 feet long, 20-5 inches wide. Built by Thomas Fearon, 1872. Barge, 6 oared, Outrigger. 45 feet long, 28 inches wide. Built by Thomas Fearon, 1872. Also, Spanish cedar, pair oared, with coxswain, length, 38 feet, breadth, Z1 inches. Built by Fearon, 1872. ,73- Spanish cedar shell, 6 oared, Outrigger, sliding seats. 48 feet long, 20 inches wide. Built by Thomas Fearon, 1871. Barge, 6 oared outrigger, weighs 270 lbs. 45 feet long, 36 inches wide. Built by Thomas Fearon, 1870. '74- 1. Spanish cedar shell, 6 oared, Outrigger. 48 feet long, 205' inches wide. Built by Thomas Fearon, 1873. 2. 48 feet long, 22 inches wide. Built by McKay, 1865. Barge, 6 oared, Outrigger. 45 feet long, 35 inches wide. Built by Thomas Fearon, 1870. 75- - Spanish cedar shell, 6 oared, outrigger, sliding seats. 48 feet long, 205- inches wide. Built by Thomas Fearon, 1872. Barge, 6 oared, Outrigger. 45 feet long, 28 inches wide. A Built by Thomas Fearon, 1872. Ufzziifze, S. S. S. Spanish cedar shell, 6 oared, Outrigger, sliding seats. 50 feet long, 20 inches wide. Built by Elliot, Greenpoint, L. I., 1870. Barge, 6 oared, Outrigger. 45 feet long, 28 inches wide. Built by Blakey, Cambridge, Mass., 1872. Double Sfulls. Scudder Bros., '74. Martin, '75. Bowen and Allen, '73. Kelley and Chittenden, 774. Single Sculls. Almy, '73, Smith, 773, Stokes, '74, 3 Beebe, 73: Swift, '73, Waterman, 74 Bennett, '73, W'heelock, '7 Weeks, '74. Boyce, '73, Collins, 773, Dewing, '73 7 Greene, ,73, Merritt, '7 3, Mills, '73, White, '73. Bussing, '74, Cuyler, ,74, Dunning, 774, Harrison, '74, Brooks, '75, Post, ,7S, Owen, ,72, Parks, S. S. Cummings, S., S.SS I-Vorkfzzg' Bozzlx, Peters, ,73, and Peters, S. S. S. 64 BoAT1NG. FALL REGATTA. Lake Szzlfofzsmll, Od. 2lJl', 1871. BARGES. ' 7 3 . Ufzfiifze. Hemingway fs.j, Russell, Hill Qs.l, Weber, Oaks, Allen Cb.j, Parrott, Hall fbj, Poston, P.H. Adee fcoxj. Kellog, Hoyt fcox.j. Webster, Rogers, Won by ,73 in 15 min. 25 sec. Prizes, sigc silver goblets. Distance, two miles. Time of S. S. S., IS min., 1 sec. Won by '73 on a claim of foul. SHELLS. Umiine. '73. Davenport fs.j, Buck, Flagg fs.j, Day, Nevins, Smith, McCook, Wheelock, Cogswell, Upham Thomas, Adee Won by Undine crew in 19 min. 451i sec. Prizes, six gold badges and the champion Hag. Distance, three miles. DOU BLE SCULL RACE. Martin, '72, Boomer, '72, Chittenden, '74, Martin, 775. Hoyt, '72, Kelly, '74. Won by the Martin brothers in 16 min. 4.3 sec. Prizes, two silver goblets. Distance, two miles. SINGLE SCULL RACE. Smith, '73, Dewing, '73, Merritt, '73, Bennett, '74, Munroe, '74, 1st prize, Smith, 18 min. 485 sec., 2d prize, Dewing, 19 min. 41-52 sec., 3d prize, Merritt, zo min. 21 sec. Prizes, 1st, gold medal, zd, silver medal, gd, silver goblet. Dis- tance, two miles. SCRUB RACES. 011 Me Har6a7', Ori. 31, 1871. Parsons, '72 fstrokej, Flagg, 773 Qstrokej, Day, '73, McCook, '73, McClintock, '75, Seymour, '75, Cook, '75, Irwin, ,7S, Thomas, '73, Cutter, 775, Martin, '75, Boomer, 772, F. W. Adee, '73 fcoxswainj. Boyce, '73 fcoxwainl. Prizes-Six Russian Leather Medals and afBunting Flag for coxswain. Best two out of three races. Distance two miles. Won by Adee's crew, time not taken. BOATING. 65 PI-IELPS BARGE RACE. Manu 29, 1872, N520 Havefz Ha7'bof'. 7 7 S. S. S. 74. '73. 75. Davenport fs.j, Waterman Qsj, Oaks fs.Q, McClintock Qsj, Nevins, Fowler, Meyer, Cutter, Cogswell, Henderson, Russell, Selmes, Buck, lVIunroe, Merritt, Richards, Hill, Bristol, F. Allen, Irwin, C. T. Smith fbj, Dunning fbj, Boyce fb.j, Post fb.j, H. S. Hoyt feox.l.Boomer fcoxj. F.H.VVright feoxj. G. Ward fcoxj. 21 min. 21 min. 4 sec. Z1 min. 47 sec. 22 min. IO sec. The University crew entered for the race, but did not row. 1St prize, 375 and champion Hag, 2d, 3525. Distance, three miles. '74 won race, being allowed 10 seconds handicap. SINGLE SCULL RACE FOR WHITE CUP. Quzrmgbzkzc I?z'wr, Jlfay 4, 1872 H. S. Potter, '72, S. L. Boyce, '73, Geo. H. Bennett, '74, Clark Dewing, 773, VV. Smith, '73, H. DeF. WVeeks, '74. Entries above are in the order of' crossing the line. Woii by Potter. Time, 15 min., 29 sec. SUMMER' REGATTA. Lake Sczlfonrmll, Yufze 28, 1872. SINGLE SCULL RAICE. Potter, '72, 17 min. S76 sec. Dunning, 774, 18 min. 255- see. J. Smith, '73, 18 min. 13 sec. H. DeF. Weeks, '74, 15C prize, 3525, 2d prize, 3515. Distance, two miles. SHELL RACE. ' U1zz'zfe1'.vz'Qf. ' 7 3. Srz'e1z!z7?r.v. ' 7 5. Day fsj, Oaks fs.j, Davenport McClintock fs.j, McCook, Meyer, Buck, Cutler, Flagg, Russell, Cogswell, Richards, Cook, Merritt, Rogers, lXfIcBirnev, Gunn, Allen, Hill, Selmes, F. W1 Adee Boyce Smith Post 19 min. 44 sec. IQ min. 4854 sec. 21 min. Z1 min. 28 sec. NfVon by '73, who were allowed 15sec. handicap over the University. Prizes, lst, S755 2d, S25. Distance, three miles. 66 BOATING. ROWING ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN COLLEGES. Pres., A. TUCKER, Harvard. Sec., W. F. McCoo1c, Yale. Wke Pres., P. CHANDLER, Williams. Trefzs., E. H. LUTHER, Brown. U1zz'w1'sz'iy Crew. J. DAY, 173, Qstnl Catskill, N. Y. W. F. lVIcCooK, '73, Pittsburg, Pa. H. A. OAKS, '73, New Haven, Conn. R. Cooic, '75, Cookstown, Pa. G. M. GUNN, '74, Milford, Conn. F. W. Adee, '73, fbowj West Chester, N. Y. U7ZZ-U675Z'Zfjf Race, Springfield, Mass., Wednesday, july 24, 1872. Amherst, 16 min. 32 sec.3 Harvard, 16 min. S7 sec., Amherst Agri- cultural, 17 min. IO sec., Bowdoin, 17 min. 31 sec., Williams, I7 min. 59 sec., Yale, 18 min. 13 sec. - - F1'e5lwzcz2zRzzce. Wesleyan, 17 min. 7 sec., Amherst, 17 min. 29 sec., Brown, 18 min. 39 sec., Yale SheHield Scientifics, 18 min. SQ sec. Sheiiield Scientilics received the second position by claim of foul against Amherst. FALL REGATTA. Lake Szzlzwzsfall, October' 16, 1872. SINGLE SCULL RACE. E. M. Swift, '73, W. Smith, ?73. H. DeF. Weeks, '74, Prize- Southworth Cup. Distance two miles. Won by W. Smith. Time. 16 min. 14 sec. BARGE RACE. ' 74. '75, '76, S. S. S. Walden fbowj, Post Qbowl, DeForest fbowj, Parrott fbowj, Halsted, Noyes, Spenser, Pratt, Scudder, McBirney, Kellogg, Child, Henderson, Selmes, Noyes, Upham, james, Richards, Dawes, Rogers, Bristol fstr.l, Cutter fstrj, Metcalifstrj, Coggswell fstizj, Olmsted fcoxj. Dickerman fcox.j.Rowland fcoxj. Hoyt fcoi-1.5. '74 and '76 allowed IO seconds handicap. Distance two miles. Won by '76, Time, 14 min. 3 sec. Prizes-Six Gold Goblets. SHELL RACE. 73- 74- Day Qs.j, Russell, Bussing Qsj, Munroe, McCook, Adee, Fowler, Gunn, Meyer, 'Boyce Waterman, Dunning Distance three miles. Time, 20 min. 39 sec. Prizes-Champion Flag and Six Gold Badges. '73 holds the Champion Flag. ,,x.. MAN X N fl f 'fl' 5 ,f - 1-. tr, Q ., QW 4 E , 1 il V,fif'ff0M 15 WW. Kxfkffiflyl 7 PreSz'fz'enz', H. E. BENTON, '73, 226 D. Treasurer, H. B. B. STAPLER, '74, 84 Wall Street. Capz'zzz'1z of Nz'ne, A. B. NEVIN, '74, 31 s. Secrefafjl, S. C. BUSHNELL, '74, 239 D. H '73- '74- '75- Treczs., F. D. Allen. Pres., H. S. Robbins. Pres., A. F. Jenks. Cajif., G. F. Bentley. Trefzs., F. Jenkins. l7fPres., F. B. Mitchell Cclpf., E. T. Bradstreet. Capt., A. Hotchkiss. Ser. 67' Treezs., D. A. jones 76. S. S. S. Pres., H. W. DeForest. Sec., C. M. Dawes. Treats., H. Hale. Capt, A. Sprague. Pres., S. Torrance, '74. Treru., W. R. Upham, '74. Czzpf., A. L. Sellers, '73. NINES. U fzzifersizjf, '7 1-,7 2. H. C. Deming, '72, ci, 3 Richards, '72, s. s., C.DEMING, '72, r. E, Caji. Nevin, '74, l. K, Maxwell, 774, P., Bentley, '73, c. Day, 772, zd b., Foster, '74, gd b., Barnes, '74, 1St b. 7 Q 73' 74- 75- BENTLEY, c., Barnes, ISE b., A. Hotchkiss, c Thomas, p., BRADSTREET, 2d b., Mitchell, zd b. Wright, s. s., Lyman, ISI b. Bigelow, 2d bi, Irwin, 3d b., Daniels, l. E, Elder, c. E, S. P. Williain 5: Foster, gd b., Halsted, s. s., Leland, r. E, Maxxwfell, p. Nevins, l. E, Scudder, c. ff, Stearns, C. Strong, r. E, Avery, p., Reid, ISI b., Irwin, 3d b., E. C. Smith, s. Patton, 1. fi, D. jones, c. fi 68 BASE BALL. 776. Sciefzfzfr. '73, S. S. S. J. Kean, r. fi, A. Rogers, l. K, Cajji., C. S. Smith, P., Phillips, l. ff, H. Lindsley, 1st b., Abbott, Ir., H., Munson, 2d b., Osborn, p., A. W. Brown, A., Rowland, c., C. Lindsley, s. s., L. R. Taylor, B., Allen, ISI b., Sellers, c., W. H. Jenks, C., Wells, c. lf, Ethridge, c. li, H. T. Gause, S., Van Buren, s. s Hoyt, 3d b., W. Parks, L., Bradley, p., Savage, r. E. F. Cogswell, M., Sprague, 3d b. Taylor, 2d b. WV. L. Scaife, R. isr UNIVERSITY MATCH. Hanzz'!fo7z Park, Ncrff Hazfelz, fzme 1, 1872. Ha1'zfa7'zZ. o. R. Yale. o. R. Eustis, r. K, - ' - - 5 2 Deming, H. C., C. if, 1 3 Hodges, s. s., - - 2 6 Barnes, 1St b., - - 5 o Tyler, l. K, - 3 5 Richards, s. s., - White, c., 1 6 Payson, r. K, Goodwin, p., 3 3 Maxwell, p., Reed, 2d b., 3 3 Bentley, c., - Estabrook, 3d b., - - 4 3 Nevin, l. ff, Chisholm, c. K, 5 o Day, 2d b., - Kent, ISC b., 1 4 Foster, 3d b., - Total, 27 32 Total, - f7Z7ZZ'7Zg.S - 1 2 3 5 6 7 Harvard, 5 3 1 1 6 3 Yale, 4 2 1 2 U77QZ.f6-MI. Bunce, Hartford, Conn. ZND UNIVERSITY MATCH. Bosim, jfzme 8, 1872. 1 Jfarzxard. o. R. Yale. Eustis, r. ff, - 5 Deming, H. C., c. fi Hodges, 2d b., 3 3 Barnes, lst b., - Tyler, l. E, - 3 2 Richards, s. s., - White, c., - 2 3 Hotchkiss, r. if, Goodwin, p., 4 1 Maxwell, p., - Annan, s. s., 4 O Bentley, c., - Estabrook, 3d b., - - 3 1 Nevin, l. ff, Chisholm, c. H, 6 o Day, 2d b., - Kent, ISE b., 1 3 Foster, 3d b., - Total, U - 27 1 8 Total, - fnnzvzgs- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Harvard, 2 4 o o o o 6 2 4-18 Yale, 5 2 o 1 1 oi o 8 o-17 Umpire-Mr. Cone, Boston Club. Harvard winning two out of three games, holds championship for 1872-3. BASE B LI. 69 YALE '75 vs. HARVARD '75. A!Ha17zz7i01zPa7'k, -722726 22, 1872. Haffvard Yale '75. o. R. '75. o. P.. A. Hotchkiss, c., - - 2 Annan, s. s. - - - 4 o Mitchell, 2d b., 2 King, c. E, - 3 o Strong, r. K, - - o W'atson, c., - - 3 o Avery, p., - o Willard, 3d b., 4 o Reid, 1St b., - - 0 Cutler, l. K, 2 1 Irwin, 3d b., - o Kent, ISE b., - 3 o E. C. Smith, s. s - 1 Richardson, 2d b., - 3 o Patton, l. K, - - 2 Gray, p., - - 3 o M. D. A. Jones, c. ff, - 1 Bird, r. fi, -' 2 o Total, - - 8 Total, 7 - 27 1 fvzfzivzgs- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Yale '75, 2 3 o o o o o o 3-8 Harvard '75, o o o o o 1 o o o-1 Fly balls caught, Yale, 7, Harvard, 9. Base hits, Yale, 11 5 Harvard, 2. MATCHES PLAYED, 1871-72. Yale. Opp. Yale 715. Osceolas, Bridgeport, Sept. 27, 1871, - 14 3 Yale Us. Mansfields, New Haven, Oct. 4, 1871, 2o 11 Yale 215. Boston, New Haven, Oct. 11, 1871, 18 28 Yale w. Stars, Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 14, .871, - 6 14 Yale vs. Mansnelds, Middletown, Oct. 18, 1871, 39 19 Yale vs. Mansfields, Middletown, May 8, 1872, - - IO Z4 Yale 715. Manslields, Middletown, May 18, 1872 Q8 inningsj, 9 16 Yale 213. Eckfords, New Haven, May Z2d, 1872, - - 13 5 Yale vs. Atlantics, New Haven, May 29, 1872, 20 16 Yale ws. Harvard, New Haven, june 1, 1872, 13 32 Yale Us. Harvard, Boston, Mass., june 8, 1872, - 17 18 Yale vs. Rose Hills juniors, june 29, 1872, - - 18 8 Yale '75 715. Harvard '75, New Haven, june 22, 1872, 8 1 '72 215. '74, Hamilton Park, ----- 28 18 '73 zu. '75, Hamilton Park, - - - - IO 58 Yale '75 115. Dexters, Saybrook, X - 52 6 '74 vs. '75, Hamilton Park, - - - 9 11 Yale '75 213. Wesleyan Univ., Middletown, - - 28 12 CLASS BASE BALL MATCHES. For Chcznghzbn Flag. ISI, Sept. 21, '74 zu-. '73, -13 7th, Oct. 9, S.S.S., Us. '76, 41- 4 2nd, 28, '73w. '75, -25 8th, 9, '75 zfs. '73, 31-17 3d, Oct. 2, '74 215. '75, -11 49th, 12, '74 715. '76, 38-12 4th, 2,S.S.S.,7'5.'76, -13 1 roth, 12, '73 wr. S.S.S., 22-15 5th, 5,'751's. S.S.S., -16 11th, 19, '74 ws. '73, 41-15 6th, 5, '73 ws. '76 - 8 . 12th, 19, '75 wr. '76, 34- 6 ro a 70 MISCELLANY. E YALE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. Undef' Dz'recz'z'01z of flzf U3zziz1e1'5z'fy Base Ba!! ami Baa! Clubs. Firxz' Meefz'1zg-Ha71zz'Zf07z Park, May 1 1, 1872. 1. Throwing the Base Ball: A. Hotchkiss, '75, 353 ft. 9 in. 2. Half-Mile Race: C. D. Waterman, ,74, 2 min. 37 sec. 3. Running High lump: G. F. Bentley, '73, 4 ft. 75 in. 4. Running Long Jump: C. Maxwell, '74, 18 ft. 55 in. . Hurdle Race, ISO yards, 9 hurdles: C. Maxwell, '74, 235 sec. . Three-Legged Race, 150 yards: R. D. A. Parrott and C. NVeber, S. S. S., 21 sec. 5 6 7. zoo-Yards Dash: Willson, '74, 23 sec. 8. Standing High Jump: C. Maxwell, '74, 4 ft. 9. Standing Long -lump: C. Maxwell, '74, IO ft. 85 in. lo. Walking Race: T. W. Grover, '74. Time not taken. 11. Hurdle Race, zoo yards, 12 hurdles: G. F. Bentley, '73, 37560 12. Consolation Race, zoo yards: C. L. Hubbard, '73, 255' sec. yM!ZQ'ZJ. F. T. DuBois, '72, P. H. Adee, '73, A. D. Weeks, Columbia, '72 YACHT RACE. Off. 5, 1872. Course : From Long Wharf to Adam's Fall Buoy, and return. Yacht, Pickett, Capt. E. Shaw, Time, Avenger, C. Dewing, Go Softly, S. N. W'hite, Charm, E. R. Johnes, june, H. B. Frissell, I if Annie!! If F. Shepard, The Juno, Capt. H. B. Frissell, won the race. YACHT RACE. Ori. 12, 1872. Yacht, Avenger, Capt. F. Shepard, G0 Softly, E. Shaw, Maria, ' H. B. Frissell, ' Charm, C. Dewing. The Maria, Capt. H. B. Frissell, Won the race. RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION S. COLLEGE CHURCH. '7s- ,74- '75- A. H. Allen, S. C. Bushnell, Z. S. Holbrook, H. W. Lathe, C. F. joy, W. H. Jordan, E. S. Miller. A: M. Dodge. F. E. Snow. YALE MISSIONARY SOCIETY. Rezfzbezz' Tzzesfiay, Oct. 8, 1872. P1'esz'1z'en!, H. B. FRISSELL, '73. Vine P1'esz'a'e1zz', S. C. BUSHNELL, '74.. S6631 ana' Trezzs., W. H.El0RDAN,L,75. CHICAGO RELIEF COMMITTEE. L. E. Curtis, ,725 H. W. Lathe, ,73g S. C. Bushnell, ,745 R. Cook, 775, H. S. Hoyt, S. S. S., T. P. Prudden, Div. Sch.g F. H. Hoadley, Med. Sch., R. W. Davenport, S. S. S., H. C. Baldwin, Law Sch.g B. Hoppin, 772, for Faculty. CHRISTIAN UNION OF S.S.S. Pre.rz'1z'e1z!, A. M. DOOLITTLE, '73, Vice Pn'sz'rz'f1z!, M. BULKLEY, '73. Serjf amz' Treas., L. GIFFORD, ,7S. THE TAYLOR RI-IETORICAL SOCIETY. P2'exz'n'e2z!, S. CHANDLER. Vzke Pl'6JlidZ17f, M. N. C.iLx-1ouN. Serreiazjg A. BENEINCT. ' 7-'l'l'lZ5Il1'6'7', E. P. RooT. 72 MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS. BERKELEY ASSOCIATION. Prcrz'de7zt-GARDINER GREENE, '73. . S6E76fd7j'-DEXIV. C. HOLBROOK, '74, Treasurer-G. P. TORRENCE, '75. Com11zz'z'z'ee ia secure cz Cqm'se af Sermons. JOHNES, PETERS, VAN BUREN, of '73. The Berkeley Association was formed in the fall term, 1869, for the purpose of uniting the students of the various departments, who have been in the habit of attending the Episcopal Church, in a weekly service and in mission work in the city. A service is held upon each Friday evening during the term, in the Recitation Room, in the north end of the Cabinet Building. All Saints' Day, Nov. ISK, is observed as the anniversary of the Association. The exercises were held in 1870 in Trinity Chapel, and the sermon was preached by the Right Rev. John Williams, D.D., Bishop of Connecticut. The membership of the Association embraces all who choose to attend and support the services. OBITUARY RECORD, 1871-72. JAMES MUNROE SMITH, '75, November zz, 1871. OLIVERIMGOLDSMITI-1 CORWIN, '75, February 27, 1872. FRANK WARD HOWARD, '73, March 16, 1872. ARTHUR CHAPMAN TIBBALS, '74, September 13, 1872. -1040-1 MUSICAL, ORGANIZATIONS. COLLEGE CHOIR. G. Sree-cREL, Mus. D., Ofjganzkl. Quafffetie,---I-Ieald, Grover, Lyman, Parker. 152' Tenor. zzz' Tenor. is! Bass. zfi Barr. I-Ieald, '73, Grover, '74, Lyman, '73, Parker, '73, Bennett, '73, Waterman, '74, Bacon, '73, Wheelock, '73, Willson, '74, Olmsted, '74, Tillinghast, '75, Brown, '74, F. jones, 775, Wickes, '74, McClintock, '75. Humphrey, '74, Underwood, '75. Arfzkz' az' Bellows-Livingston. Rehearsals Saturday morning, one hour after morning recitation. Musical. ORGANIZATIONS. THE 'YALE GLEE CLUB. '72. J. T. Stewart, ,72, P1'esz'o'em'. G. P. Sawyer, Bnriness fllanczo E7 L. S. Boomer, '72, Treasnreff. G. M. Stoeckel, Pzkznzkz' Jlffenzoerx. 152' T enor. ZIZ7 T enor. 132' Bczsx. 21z'Ba55 Howard, '72, Stewart, '72, Graves, '72, Boomer 72 Delavan, '72, Slade, ,72, Richards, '72. Frissell, 73 Heald, 773, Dutton, '73. Wickes, 74 Grover, '74. Coneo2'z's. Mrs. jarley's Wax W'orks, New Haven, March 8, 1872 Howe St. Church, New Haven, April 1, 1872. Farmington, Conn., july 5, 1872.f Bridgeport, Conn., july 6, 1872. New Haven Music Hall, july 1o, 1872. THE YALE GLEE CLUB, '72-'73, 152' T enof. zo' T enor. ISL' Bars. 211, Bass Heald,'f,'73, Dutton, '73, Lyman, '73, Frissell 7 Grove, '74, Olmsted, '74, Waterman, ,741 S.T. Stewart Jones, '75, Willson, '74.. Woodman, '76. Wickes 74 McClintock, '75, 773 GLEE CLUB. 152' T enor. 2127 T enor. 1.vf Bass. zo' Bass Bennett, F. Allen, Lyman, Frissell, Heald, Dutton, Parker, Stewart. Jones. Latting. Van Buren. Heald, lx! 'f-1 I Dutton, 3 QUARTETTE. Q Lyman, Frissell. '74 GLEE CLUB. T enor. Thomas VV. Grover, -Iarcd VVillson, -I am es M. Townsend. is! Bass. Charles E. Humphrey, Cameron D. NVaterman. ZIZI T enor. Frank H. Olmsted, ' Frank jenkins. 2111 Bass. Thomas P. XVickes, Pearce Barnes, john S. NVood. 74, MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS. '74 QUARTETTE. Ofenoachonalzkzns. is! Tenor, Wood. zo' Tenor, Harris. is! Barr, Starkweather zo' Bass, Aldis. '75 GLEE CLUB. EnwARD 151' Tenor. Frank T. McClintock, Frank H. Jones. 152' Bars. ' Louis E. Alter, Alexander S. Irwin, Harry Higbee, Edward H. Landon, C. Tillinghast. H. LANDON, Direcfor. zo' Tenor. Albert Hotchkiss, John Patton, Jr., A. F. Jenks, Jno. A. Post. zzz' Bass. Harry S. Barnes, William R. Richards, Edward C. Smith, George Underwood. we GLEE CLUB. F rumors NVooDMAN, Direelor. ist Tenor. Nelson E. Church, Lowell L. Clapp, James B. Dill. 152' Bass. Horace C. YVait, Francis Woodman. zo' Tenor Arthur C. Gilman, Colles Johnston, Victor H. Metcalf zo' Bass. James K. Clarke, Elmer P. Howe, Frank E. Wlreeler. S. S. S. GLEE CLUB. 151' Tenor. zzz' Tenor A. L. Sellers, 773, H. T. Gause, '73, E. M. Childs, 774, C. T. Smith, '73, F. M. Turnbull, '75. ' ls! Bass. zzz' Boss. A. W. Brown, '73, W. L. Scaife, 773, W. S. Pratt, '74. A. B. Howe, '74, J. S. Torrance, '7Ar. . STUDENTS' CHORAL UNION. S. S. S. Presifienf, E. HALL, JR. T rearnrer, A. E. ROWLAND Librczrzkzn, R. JAFFRAY, JR. EATING CLUBS. '73 EATING CLUB. W 7 1 'ff ml 0 .I,Xa vi i I V4 V, fi ' 7 ! ,Z 1 I I 1 , ll 77 .1.,111.1 1 1 l A WP' fa God dard, Lewis, F. W. Adee, P. H. Adee, Bliss, it-razf 144. George Street. Elder, Meyer, Sherman, ,7l, Davenport, Lanman, ,71, Sprague, ,73 EATING CLUB. 41 College Street. Bininger, Merritt, Boyce, Day, Collins, Platt, YALE CLUB. Buckingham Morrill. Perry, McCook, Wicks. Theologues, 10, Scie11ti6cs, zo, ,73, 34, ,74, 14, ,7S, '19, '7 Total, 137. Board, under 35.00 per week. 76 EATING CLUBS. '74 CLUB. e 2 'Q N r +ff ' ..... . X JI F S W ,l u 1 14 College Street. H. G. Fovvtizn, Sfeward. Adams, Foster, Parkin, Walker, Cline, Holbrook, Platt, Waterman Dunning, Nevin, Porter, Willson. '74 EATING CLUB. 84 W'all Street. Aldis, Howe, R. W. Kelley, Whiting, Fell, James, Weeks, A Stapler. CANNIBALS. V2'2Jz'mzm zz! ezz'amus. 162 York Street. S. F. BLODGETT, Sfewarli. Benedict, Harrison, Joy, Stone, Bradstreet, Hedges, Patten, Tenney. Brown, Ives, Stearns, 77 EATING CLUBS. '75 LIBERAL EATERS. -T '2:,- X t ,C lr I 1 1 X , .l. f, , f X N if - ,: ,4, s fjyj if . N XX. ll I S7 S71 Q int rll Egrfl x. xt - X f lf X I :Vol ix X . - I -- M I lf Sac Q6 s e K, K Eg? 61-el' xi YQ 1 , .x ,, - ,I E -X In X X I . ll-:fp 'gi sr 32255 S- 'l I gl X - xl N I .ijyff I 'I l l A T I .. E 23 f T'fsr '4tllt Q rf? lla? I 111li32:f'lfIf?r55f f? ' 5 ' t w 6' N ALI! - SX- gs .f N51 fb' 'fits-,.f': Yi 1 , - V ,, I hx Emi-9' '-1441115 ', N - N , r gn ' J iglgffgff if F EI :ff X Y I ,FQ Lljx., dairy ' C- I rl, ,Q Wai, , W 0 , -ff' ' ll f' 49? 1 f' ' . 'X 'ii - ' K ,nf 5 ,X 0,5 --- lyo, , lf!! 1 f fl' C f -f 'Ik' ff f! 4? Geffen 1 AW' It 'Q ix 'Q' s-f .... U , Whoever says that this is not the host Eating Club in the city is a liar and avillainf' ' 525 Chapel Street. Barnes, T. S. Clarke, Gulliver, Holbrook, Chester, Day, Harding, Russ. SCIENTIFIC EATERS. Ami 24061-' Mez!! 07261751 zz Zac 1 45 106 NVall Street. Adam, Hastings, Scaife, Brown, Howe, Smith, Gregory, Hun, NVoleott. II 78 EATING CLUBS. ,75.- THE BOLTERS. R I lL I l Ll rr 111911 1 gl 1w1.,:fsf.. lr '.U'f '91N. X I, .Nil CINNMFAN :X RAL X. . 41ltll11ff 1 1 '1 7, ,1 f .ll ,-rw, W: ' C, ' X H, fgfgar.ETRAQ5F,6,, , lm f 'XL X I B' fllll I ' llll l . lllflllw 1 v I N W I 1 Q :Wk 5 . Q ll 9, l1 I , 'fx .JI vwlh ,,,,. ,,,.- X 1 -11, lf I l',vf'g' un Q2 1 , A x M 525 lll 1 ffvrvawlijlldllli 7 xx l ul rfiggaal.. aa V 416 Chapel Street. Andrews, Carrington, E. H. Dickerman,lVlead, Bulkley, C. W. Clark, D. A. Jones, Selmes. ,73. S. S. S. '74. TEMPLE BAR. 161 Temple Street. Eaters a la mode. Lelfleasirzgfa7zcz'esfc'e1z' our jill. Brewster, Crawford, Lynde, Savage, Beach, A. S. Hall, Peters, Torrance Belcher, Head, Parrott, Upham, Clallin, E. Hall, Rowland, Weber. Cou7'!z'e1's, .S'erf1fz1zz'5 fum' Faofmefz. EATING CLUBS. '75. THE HOUSE OF LORDS. ll in rre -e ,hw f f . 'A 4 . W Sig . X 1 1 ,, A X x xx rlltxxwtn R Q' -- r wt.,hhXxXrKx5gg1sQ E N Q ' :X Q lhhxffl it it l il it k,,f--. :f 1 i x f ' -4 il l if ee3.,x..-- e r k A . QW rex LX- Ni,- Sing song of Sixpence, 21 pocket full of rye, Four and twenty Freshmen baked in zi pie! When the pie was opened the Fresh began to cough, Wasn't that'a jolly dish to set before the Soph ! izo High Street. Atwater, F. L. Grinnell, -lenks, Mitchell, Betts, f M. Grinnell, Landon, Patton, Beardsley, Irwin, McClintock, Smith, Underwood. 80 FATING CLUBS ,7S. THE SANCHO PANZAS. ,Tr ' --'- ' 1 l l .. . . , SS. 3 l .llll l K ,iL , - Q31 E- N T XX- -' Qx, T ' 2. X ' 5. : - ' -- -- -5--,,,, .- 7 - f ' I A goof! rz'z'1zne1' is zz vefjf g00Il7 fhZ'7Zg., 41 High Street. Brewster, Higbee, Nevins, Torrey, Cochran, Hotchkiss, A. Y. Smith, Walradt, Collin, F. H. jones, Stabler, Welch. Dudley, Myers, Tillingluast, , COMMITTEES. 1 Yale Um'vc1'sz'zjf Boa! Club Cafzzffzzfzfce of Seven, 1872-'73, appozifztezz' aS'QOZ'677ZbL'7' 2 5. Davenport, '73, . Thom-aS, '73, Richards, '75, McCook, '73, Oaks, '74, Cook, '76, Hill, S. S. S., C'07ll7llZ'l'l'UL' on bzgfifzg Ba!! Grozmzfs. Prof Wheeler, Tutor Heaton, H. R. Elliot, '71. ' Tha1z!2.rgz'7Jz'7zg fzzbzlec, 1872. '73, Parker,F. W. Adee, '74, Hatch, Farnarn, '76, Dawes, Hyde, '7S,JO1'd3.I1, Selmes, S. S. S., A. Rogers, H. G. Wolcott. '72 P7'cse7z!az'z'07z Day. lflfefifzcszizzy, gfllgjf 10, 1872. Onzior, Edwin S. Lines. Pod, David N. Beach. H2'sfo7'z'ans, Lines, jenkins, Stimson, Tilney. Cam112z'!z'ee of Alrffafzgemefzfx. Harry W. Cragin, Jesse K. DuBois, David H. Willcox. Leonard E. Curtis, Charles P. Smith, '72 Class Pz'cz'zz7'e C077Z77ZZ'ff86. Leonard E. Curtis, Ely R. Hall, Artemus A. Mureh. William L. Cushing, David S. Holbrook, '72 LZ'b7'Cl7jf Fzmf! C01m1zz'z'z'ee. Lucius S. Boomer, Elbert H. Hubbard, David H. Willcox. Clarence Deming, Edwin S. Lines, The Class contributed 32,000 to the Library. '72 Senzbf' .Promefzade Comfzziflee. Tzzesriay, f7llQ' 9, 1872. Frederick H. Baldwin, David B. Delavan, A. Heaton Robertson, Lucius S. Boomer, James NV. Kirkham, George P. Sawyer. William H. Bradley, Edward H. Peaslee, '72 Class Czyi C,'o111mz'!Zez'. C. Campbell, F. T. DuBois, H. WV. B. Howard. .96'l1I'0l' Clary jJh0f0gl'!If7hl'lZg C0llllI1l'ffL'C'. ChdI'I'lIIlIll, C. E. Brciztow. NV. NV. Beebe, Denslow, Frissell, Gaylord. 84, COMMITTEES. :?'IZl7ZZ'07 Pramefzafle Cemmiifee. F7'z'1z'czy, Feb. 9, 1872. - Floor Jlfczfzager, S. Leonard Boyce. Fred. W. Adee, Frank XV. Howard, Schuyler Merritt, Atwood Collins, Charles Lehmer, Fred. S. VVicks. Charles R. Grubb, Charles P. Latting, ,73 S. S. S. Class Supper C0mmz'z'z'ee. sUPPER AT INDIAN NECK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1872. Man shall not live by bread alone. H. T. Gause, C. T. Smith, W. L. Scaife, Class Supper of '74.. GUILFORD POINT HOUSE, JULY 3, 1872. ChflZ'7'77Zfl7Z, PEARCE BARNES. F. Aldis, A. R. Dunning, H. W. Farnam, D. A. Kennedy, F. H. Olmsted. Hz's!0rz'a1z and Orafor, C. Harris. Class Supper' of '75. FENWICK HALL, NEW SAYBROOK, JULY 2, 1872. A. T. Bullcley, T. S. Clarke, G. H. Holden, T. R. Selmes, J. H. Carrington, R. W. Day, D. A. jones, W. W. Seymour Hzki07'z'ans, Samuel R. Betts, Benjamin W. Davis, Charles L. Noyes Charles Tillinghast. Class C077Z771Z'ffE6, S. S. S., 772. Daniel W. Hering, Thomas P. Nevins, Frederick F. NVeld. Robt. D. M. Maxwell, Daniel W. Wardwell, S. S. S. A73. CLASS OFFICERS. Preszieizf, W. H. -IENKS. Vice Pfeeszkient, E. C. SAVAGE Seereiafjf, R. JAFFRAY. S. S. S. I74. CLASS orrrcnas. ' P1'esz'rZe1zZ, L. M. JOHNSON. Vice fJ7'6JZ.fl76'7ZZ', S. TORRANCE Seejf mm' Treczs., W. P. LYNDE. Hzkfa1'z'a1zs, W. R. UPHAM, C. WEBER. S. S. S. fyg. CLASS OFFICERS. P7'eJz'1ien!, E. L. WHITE. Viee Pffeszkiefzf, C. H. STILSON. Seerefary, A. E. CLARK. T1'easu1'e7', L. E. A. GoLL. HZ'5Z'07'Z.lZl1, W. E. PIERCE. CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES. 8, CLASS HISTORIANS. '72,-Lines, jenkins, Stimson, Tilney. '73.-Gaylord, Ord, Shepard, Van Buren. '74.-Clark, Kennedy, Whitternore, Harris. '75.-Bell, Davis, Noyes, Tillinghast, CAMPAIGN CQMMITTEES. KAPPA SIGMA EPSILON. A lu ll- fxr lllll f '- ffl lGOT0 0,41-f1MANUfl WH ' I' ' ' . A W if num .lla .M ll ll ddddd .d,4 , w lll 'Il llulllllll lilll . 1 r fl. r , ., , f i x - all ll ' w a, .V , GQ , . f' 14 X lllll xr . l ll. X fel N ew rx T. XX N., llVQN .TA N K X4 al , X X6 lil 3 ., X1 , M14 xx 4 Us , l m Jul V .- Q - ll 5 ll R1 AAJVVVA ll kxp 1- F' 'W I EL 1 E f J ,E T NR .LZ ' X lx .hr -- -. ll A . '-::.' -fi- X X f.. - 'S - ll -- A Dig?-:ff .f pf fr D F2 -in .- 'H 2? A Man i ? 4, 1 . A L '+- IT' 'nr SS- ' LD ff m! THE OLD. XIVILLIAM H. jouoaw, Prfsz'1z'e1zz'. james W. Brooks, Ed. H. Dickerman, NVilliam D. Page, blames H. Carrington, Francis Dudley, Charles T. Russ. Thomas S. Clarke, Henry M. Harding, I2 86 CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES DELTA KAPPA. Howmw P. BELL, Presz'rz'e7zZ. Edward W. Andrews, Almet F. Jenks, Herman R. Mead, Robert Cook, Dwight A. Jones, John A. Post. Robert W. Day, Hugh McBirney, l 2 Q5 'l f Z LN ' Q i il . l ffm l Mye y' .Il lil . ,, I i if f .Z o f lf 'vill1llli.lui4Dl Z W f fgwviliii . D A f' D. A p l D M A A ww Wl 2 Q A D Il W? W L : 'fi g 1' A D D E Fw MCD D A - -Q THE NEW. A GAMMA NU. CHARLES F, CUTTER, P1'e5z'fz'e7zz'. William Brewster, John A. Garver, William H. Hotchkiss. George H. Holden, MISCELLANY. EDITORS YALE LITERARY MAGAZINE. 1 1 rl 'i r i A-- plfll l l V+ - .ll'lbl .lll ! 'lllll- 'f ll :rr , , E l lx ll' M lv 'il' Y H l l f - A Q QQf'. fl , . li l ' fi! W' 7 lf ' Llllllllflllsss ' ff ' , 1 rl? 'llllllll p ' f f J WEL ll' . , . ' ,wllalif lp fl 'ff J ll flr..rrilill'?ilffTll2lA W1 l . l N 7' . si ?:: sf ff'?fyf Q33 if W SAMUEL O. PRENTICE, Clzairmzm. '73- William Beebe, Hart W. Lyman, Frank B. Tarbell. William A. Houghton, The annual volume, beginning with the college year, consists of nine numbers. Terms, 953 per annum. EDITORS YALE COURANT. '73- Herbert E. Benton, Daniel Davenport, Frederick Shepard. Rensselaer WV. Daniels, S. S. S., Charles B. Dudley, Associate Editor. Edward A. Bradford, Samuel Elder and James H. Van Buren were elected Editors, but resigned after the first number. The annual volume, beginning with the college year, consists of forty numbers. Terms, 31.75 per annum. Published Saturdays. EDITORS YALE RECORD. '73, Ed. A. Bradford, '73, Eugene H. Lewis, ,73, jas. H. Van Buren. '74, Charles Harris, ,74, Thomas P. 'Wicl-ces, 775, Charles Tillinghast. S. S. S., NVilliam L. Scaife. The annual volume of forty numbers begins with the college year. Terms, 552.50 per annum. Published Vlfednesdays. 8 8 MISCELLANY. SOCIETY AWARDS. Prize Debates. Brothers, '73-1. Bowen. 2. Elder. 3. Burnham. K Z. lf. '75. Debafe. Deelamalzbzz. Esmy. 1 Chester. 1 Gulliver. Gulliver. Z Dudley, 2 Jordan. Gulliver. 3 Holbrook. Ll. K. '75, If N. Debate. D6L'f6l77l6ZZ'Z'077. Debafe. 1 Davis. 1 Jenks, 1 Brewster, 2 Richards. 2 Davis. ' Cutler. 2 Garver. Qzeexfiem .- Brothers, April 27.-H is there danger of too much centralization in our government ? K. 2. lf., April 27.-HIS the political power of Germany greater than that of England ? Ll. K., Feb. 10.-H ls a Republican form of government better than a Monarchy ? Il N., May 11.-Should there be an educational qualification for the right of sufrage P YALE LAW SCHOOL DEBATING SOCIETY. P1'esz'1z'enz', Henry D. Russell. Vive P1'esz'1z'enz', Chas. S. Hamilton. Secretary, Fred. S. Root. Meetings: Monday and Wednesday evenings, from 7:30. Debate on Monday night. Moot Court on Wednesday night. Number or members, 34. DELEGATES TO SOCIETY CONVENTIONS. A, K. E.-C. B. Ramsdell, '72, George Richards, 772, NV. F. McCook, '73, S. O. Prentice, '73, F. S. Wicks, '73.-Cornell Univer- sity, Ithaca, N. Y., Oct. 25-26 771. W. T.-C. C. Deming, '72, E. S. Lines, '72, H. E. Benton, '73, S. L. Boyce, ,73,lC. H. Thomas, '73.-Amherst, june, 5-6, '72. A. A. fb.-C. Sherwood, 772, E. R. Johnes, '73.-Ann Arbor, Mich. 21. gf.-W. s. Green, '72, F. F. Weld, '72, E. J. Hall, jf., '73, H. DeF. Weeks, '74. MISCELLANY. YALE SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION. Prof O. C. MARSH. A. I. DuBois, S. S. S., '70, C. W. Gould, '70, O. I-Iarger, '68, G. M. Keasby, S. S. G. G. Lobdell, S. S. A. B. Mason, '71, F. Mead, jr., '71, J. F. Page, '71, T. G. Peek, '71, J. F. Clgigley, S. S. S. H. D. Ziegler, S. S. S S. S. S. Shrz,Z2e'sj2e1'z'n1z.v. F. of G. Beach, Lynde, Torrance, Claldin, Parrott, W. Upham Weber, 773- 1 Prof Wheeler, z Prof Sum ner. 775' 1 Prof: Newton, 2 Tutor Coy, DIVISION OFFICERS. 74- 1 Prof Hadley, z Tutor Thacher, 3 Tutor Beers. 1 '76. Prof Packard, 2 Prof Richards, 3 Tutor I-Iooker. 3 Protf Wright, 4 Tutor Heaton. S. S. S. '73- '74- '79 Proff Norton. Proll 'Whit11ey. Prof 'WVheeler. MONITORS. '73, Poston, I-I. Strong, '75, Alter,-XV. Hotchkiss, XfValradt 774, Brady, Lcal, A. E. Stone, '76, Bird, I-I. C. VVait, NVoodman. P .AND P. F. NY. Adee, H. S. Hoyt, G. T. Bliss, P. I-I. Adee, DI. P. Platt, B. Mills, NV. B. Bininger, A. Rogers, .-X. Thor11psn11. Perry, 90 MISCELLANY. '74's BLOODIEST. Herron Marsh, Washburn, Wells. '74- P. H. A. F. F. W. Pf' N. 1 i P. M. E. B. '75. HD. T. B. ,7S. Edward S. Atwater, Frank H. jones, Almet F. Jenks, Frank T. McClintock, Dwight A. jones, Edward C. Smith. S. S. S., '74 FENCING ASSOCIATION. F. D. Head, W. Rockwell, J. C. Weber, F. B. Crawford, M. T. Belcher, A. Peters. FOOT BALL ORGANIZATION. Preszkleni, D. A. SCHAFF, '73, SKC? 6' Treas., H. D. BRISTOL, '74. DEFOREST GOLD MEDAL. 1852 Homer B. Sprague, 1863 L. T. Chamberlain, 1853 Andrew D. White, Q 1864 Henry P. Boyden, 1854 William H. Penn, 1865 joseph A. Bent, 1855 Alexander MCD. Lyon, 1866 Edward Y. Hincks, 1856 Phineas W. Calkins, 1867 David Burrell, 1857 Augustus H. Strong, 1868 lsbon T. Beckwith, 1858 Chauncey S. Kellog, 1869 Edward P. Wilder, 1859 Robert A. Stiles, 1870 Thomas Tilney, 1860 Luther M. jones, 1871 Howard Mansfield, 1861 William E. Park, 1872 Coe and Hincks. 1862 Dan. H. Chamberlain, RECIPIENTS OF THE WOODEN SPOON 1852 Henry C. Blakeslee, 1862 Robert K. Weeks, 1853 joseph A. Welch, 1864 M. D. C. Borden, 1854 Alexander H. Gunn, 1865 G. Tod Ford, 1855 D. L. Huntington, 1866 Charles F. Brown, 1856 Sidney E. Morse, 1867 james M. Allen, 1857 Samuel Scoville, 1868 Coburn D. Berry, 1858 Brinley D. Sleight, 1869 C. Eno, 1859 Henry M. Boies, 1870 H. A. Cleveland, 186'o Edward G. Holden, 1871 R. B. Lea. 1861 Stanford Newell, MISCELLANY. '74. NORTH ENTRY FARNAM WHIST CLUB. MZl7HWZ,S Me I'V0f'zz'. Preszrienf, O. F. Aldis. Sec1'cz'zz1j', C. C. Starkweather Tffeazsurer, S. VVood. Adams, Waterman, Bristol, Farnam, Porter, Holbrook, Patten, Southworth, Parkin, Fowler, Kelly, Kennedy, Henderson Beaver, Chittenden, Peck. Gunn, Van Horn, Thacher, 775 YACHT CLU B. Veferes Szzfz'jZe5. Yacht-DOODLEWINK. Sk?,0E7', E. H. Landon, !lfz'rz'!z'y, lVl. Grinnell, .7'2'7'st Male, F. L. Grinnell, Man zzz' Helfn, A. F. lenks, Qzzzzrfef jllfzrler, G. Underwood, Crew, J. Patton, lr. SHEFFIELD TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. P7'erz'1z'e1zt, Henry S. Hoyt. Vine P7'e.rz'1z'wzz', Robert Currey. T'7'EIl.S'Zl7'K7', Archibald Rogers. kSl6'l'7'l'f6Z7j , Charles T. Noonan. 773 ROYAL WI-HST CLUB. W2 fam' .Kifqgr of Orrzdmt nw. Arthur, King of Clubs-A. Watson, Albert, Prince of Spades-A. B. Boardman, Frederick the Great on Diamonds-F. S. Parker, William the Conquerer of Hearts-NV. W. Beebe. '74 s. s. s, wH1sT CLUB. Beach, Brewster, Clallin, Lynde,. Parrott, Torrance, Upham, VVeber. 92 MISCELLANY. SWEEPS AND -JANITONS. Osborne Allston, S., 20 Hudson st. G. Livingston, Public Buildings, Luke Lathrop, S.M., 600 Chapel st. Laboratory. Carter W'right, N.M., 32 Winter st. G. VV. Farnam, D.H., College st. Frank XVright, N., 26 Hudson st. Antoine Pfeifer, S.H., 55 Lock st. Isom Allston, F., Basement. Geo. Ingham, N.C., 100 York st. Geo, C, XfVaite, D., Basement. AbijahNorton,Gymn.,4g Winterst. MISCELLANEOUS FUNCTIONARIES. Charles McLinn, Carpenter, shop, 96 High st. 5 res., 92 High st. G. VV. Smith, College Mason, 35 Park st. George C. Waite, Underground Steam W'orks, D. College f7z5z'z'fuz'z'01zs mm' N07zf!e5cf'y! Pzufffeyars. X John Horan, Ac. '73, alias Old Matches. David- Now, my young bucks, here's apples and watermelonsf' Theodore Ferris, alias Candy Sam, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednegof' college nuisances and buyers of old clothes. And lastly, after toiling many years with thoughtful care, I have learnt to know that the essential part of confectionery is neatness and a good material as regards the manufacture, and I do solemnly say, with- out fear of any successful contradiction whatever, that I will, as I claim to be a public benefactor, produce that which is far superior to anything oifered to this noble and glorious Republic, and omit using fire-clay. I am the Noble and Rt. Honorable renowned and trustworthy Professor Tutor Joseph George Hannibal L. WV. Silliman, Esq., M. C. fhflaster Confectionerj. All orders promptly attended to at 4.4.0 Howard ave. CONDENSED MEMORABILIA. 1871-72. OCTOBER, 1871. 3. College Meeting-Committee appointed to take charge of Inaugural Exercises. 4. Yale vs. Manslields, 20-11 tp. 697. 7. Class Meeting, '72, Orator chosen for Inauguration Day. 9. Chicago tire. 10. Dr. Harris de- livered his Inaugural speech as Professor of Systematic Theology, at Center Church. 11. Yale vs. Boston B. B. C., formerly Red Stockings of Cincin- nati, I8-28 tp. 697. II. Inauguration of Noah Porter, D.D., LL.D., as Presi- dent of Yale College. 14. Po'1'-POURRI published-Stars of N. Y. vs. Yale, 14-6 tp. 697. 18. Yale vs. Mansftelds, 39-19 tp. 697. 19. Medics vs. Law School nine, 17-4. 21. Fall Regatta at Lake Saltonstall tp. 647. 25. Masquer- ade in Brothers in Unity. 27. A. K. E. Convention tp. 887. 28. Medics vs. '74, 14-5. 31. Scrub Races on Quinnipiac tp. 647. NOVEMBER. 1. Anniversary of the Berkeley Association Cp. 727-Dedication of Mar- quand Chapel. 2. First regular meeting of the Yale Missionary Society tp. 717. 5. Second meeting of Berkeley Association. 6. junior Masquerade, 3d story of Chapel. 8. Class meeting, '72-Class fund committee appointed tp. 837. 9. Supplement to the Bmuzer published-jarves Collection sold at Art Gallery. IO. S. S. S. Senior Class meeting-Photographer chosen. 11. Foot Ball match, '73 vs. S. S. S. : '73 victorious in four games. 13. Subjects for Winlk:'op P1-iz: announced tp. 437. 14. Prof. Newton and Lyman and others -watched for shooting Sta1'S. 15. President's Reception-First public literary exercises of the Taylor Rhetorical Society in Marquand Chapel tp. 717. 17. Meeting of the Umlivzz Boat Club to take action on the new boat Hag -Thanksgiving jubilee. 22. Peace Meeting at Center Church-7. M. Smith, '75, died tp. 727-College Catalogue published--Foot Ball match, '72 vs. 373, first game won by '72g second one a draw-Public exercises of the Taylor Rhetorical Society tp.'717. Tkzzfzkrgivzbzg Vanzhwz. 23. S. S. S. juniors vs. S. S. S. Freshmen, 8-Ig. 24. Class meeting, '72-Class Picture Committee appointed tp. 837-Ground broken for S. S. S. Dormitory on Prospect st. -7rVoolsey Fund Committee met in New York at the house of Mason Young, Esq. tp. 457. 25. Foot Ball match, '73 vs. '74g three games won by l73. Dizcleiunrait. 7. Berkeley Sermons commenced at Trinity. IO, Meeting of Yale Mis- sionary Society in Marquand Chapel tp. 717. 16. College Boating meeting- Executive Committee of six appointed to make arrangements for the next race tp. S37fC021l yard set on fire-Term Examinations commenced. 19. Christmas Anthem by the CllOlf-IQ.--72111. 3. Cfl77..ff71IHJ Vacn!z'o1z of ihree weeks. 22. -lunior Appointments announced tp. 427. 28-29. Seventy-fifth Annual Convention of Delta Psi Fraternity held with the Alpha Chapter of New York tp. 887. jxxtv.-xiu', IS72. 3. Second Term commenced-Subjects for Porter Prize announced tp. 437, 5. Iunior Prize Exhibition subjects given out fp. 427. 6. junior Promenade Coiumittee elected and Class Historians tp. 847. 8. The President's second reception for Seniors. 9. Meeting ofthe College Olhcers-Decided to allow Alumni not in town to vote for mctnbers ofthe Corporation. Io. Examination for Degrees in Medical Department. 11. Commencement Medical Depart- ment. 13. Prize Declumation in Delta Kappa tp. S37-Conditions of the john A. Porter Prize published in the Cmmzfzl. 14. Executive Boating Com- I3 F Q 94. CONDENSED MEMORABILIA. mittee decided that it was advisable for Yale to enter the National Rowing Association. 16. Meeting of Psi Upsilon fraternity at Del- monico's, New York. 17. Class meeting, '73-Election of Lil. Editorsg three Editors chosen tp. 87j. 19. Class meeting, '73-Fourth Lit. Editor chosen. zo.-Class meeting, '72-Election of Class Orator and Poet-Class Day, Promenade and Cup Committees tp. 83j. 22. Class meeting, '73, for the election of the remaining Lii. Editorg no result-Notman began to photograph the Seniors. 23. First Senior Sociable at Smitlfs Hall. 24. Freshman Class of the S. S. S. held a class meeting and elected their officers tp. 845-Henry Ward Beecher's lectures commenced-Class meeting, '73, for the election of the remaining Editorg no result. 25. Day of Prayer for American Colleges-The remaining Lil. Editor appointed by the '72 board- Meeting of the Trustees in charge of the Winchester ODSCYVHIOTY-'75 elected Class Deacons Qp. 711. 31. Sophomore Sociable at Smith's Hall. F rzrsttuaitv. I. Meeting of Yale Alumni in Philadelphia. 8. Henry Ward Beecher addressed students in the Chapel-Spring Term Medical Department com- menced-Yale Almanac published. 9. Ex-President Woolsey elected an honorary member of the Cobden Club, London-Junior Promenadetp. S41- Reunion of Yale Alumni in Newark, N. J. 10. Gamma Nu Jubilee-Prize Debate in Delta Kappa tp. 881 12. Reception at the President's house. 14. Spring Term Law Department commenced. 16. Sophomore Prize Composi- tions announced Qp. 435. 21. Geol. Lec. commenced-Sophomores appeared with beavers 5 no rush-Governor Jewell and others made the annual visit to the S. S. S. 22. Washington's Birthday. 24. Sigma Eps. had a spread -Botany Lectures commenced. 26. Medical Lectures commenced. 27. O. G. Corbin, of the Freshman class, died fp. 725. 28. Second meeting of the Taylor Rhetor. Society-Anniversary of Phi Theta Psi. 29. Seventh Annual Reunion of Yale Alumni in Boston held at the Parker House-junior Prize pieces handed in Qp.89j. Yale Exploring Expedition under Prof. Marsh returned from the Plains. MARCI'I. 6. College meeting to arrange a game of Foot-Ball with Columbia. Com- mittee appointed. 8. Yale Glee Club sung at the exhibition of Mrs. -Iarley's wax figures in Music Hall. 11. Reception at the President's house. 12. junior Prize Speakers announced fp. 425. 13. Amateur B. B. Convention held in New York, Masonic Hall-Meeting of the Taylor Rhetorical Society in Marquand Chapel-Meeting of the Yale Corporation fp. 5j. 16. Frank W. Howard, ofthe junior class, died Cp. 72j-Delta Kap. had a bum and promenade -Geological trip to VVest Rock by a party of Seniors. 17. Class meeting, ,73 -Committee appointed to ,draw up resolutions on the death of F. W. How- ard-Annual in Chemistry for the Senior Class commenced. 18. Return of the ten men suspended for snow balling. 2o. Debate between the Law School and Dwight Union Clubs, held in Superior Court Room, and won by the latter. 23. Class Boating meeting, '75 3 33300 raised. 27. Lil. Board Supper at the New Haven House. 29. Good Friday and State Fast Day- Debate between H. G. Newton, ofthe Yale Law School, and Mrs. Isabella B. Hooker on female suffrage, won by Newton. 30. Senior Commencement pieces handed in tp. 4oj-Senior Chemistry Examination. 31. Easter Anthem sung in Chapel-Monthly meeting of the Yale Missionary Society held in Marquand Chapel. A vim.. 2. Term Examinations began in Academical Department-junior Prize Exhibition at Chapel tp. 42,--JL1I1lO1' Exhibition Prizes announced. 3. Sub- jects for Townsend Compositions and DeForest Oration announced-Sunday afternoon service abolished. 4. S. S. S. Examinations commenced. 9. S, S. S. Examinations ended. IO. S. S. S. expedition to Martha's Vineyard-Fresh- E, ... ,-.... . , . CONDENSED MEMORABILIA. men, ,75, appeared with beavers-Clark Class. Essays handed in. I2, National Rowing Association of American Colls. met at WVo'rcester fp. 665. 16. Cincin- nati Alumni Association held their Annual Reunion. 24. Third Term Academical Department commenced. 25. North Coal Yard removed. 27. junior Prize Debate Cp. S85-Prize Debate at Sigma Eps Cp. 885-Seniors excursion to Mill Rock with Prof. Dana. 28. First Sunday of the reformg no afternoon service. MAY. 1. Inauguration of Governor Jewell. 4. Geological excursion to Pine Rock with Prof. Dana-S. S. S. vs. Echos, 9-8-Gamma Nu Prize Debate- Race for White Cup on the Quinnipiac fp. 655. 5. B. B. meeting-S. S. S. voted to rent north half of Hamilton Park 'to practice on. 5. Third term catalogue published. 6. Berkeley Schol. Examination held fp. 445. 7. Har- vard accepted our challenge to play a series of Base Ball games. S. Mans- tields vs. Yale, 24-10 Cp. 69.5-Meeting of the captains of College crews at Springheld-S. S. S. Botanical and Zoological excursion to Stony Creek- Seniors' excursion to Derby, with Prof. Dana. 11. Class meeting, '75 3 Class Supper Committee appointed tp. 845-Prize Debate at, Gamma Nu tp. 885- Yale Athletic Association met at Hamilton Park fp. 705. 13. Examination for the Berkeley Latin Comp. Prize fp. 435. 14-15. Annual Examination at the Theological Department. 16. Anniversary ofthe Theological Depart- ment. 18. Yale vs. Mansfields at Hamilton Park, 9-16 Cp. 645-Election of Campaign Officers ofDelta Kap. and Sigma Eps. tp. 85-65. 21. Coll. meeting 5 decided to enter a crew in the National RowingtAssociation. 22-23. Alpha Delta Phi Convention at Ann Arbor, Mich. Cp. 885-Yalevs. Eckfords at Ham- ilton Park, 13-5 fp. 595. 25. Delta Kappa's first play-Yale vs. Harvard at Cambridge,-practice game. 27. Freshman Scholarship Examination com- menced-Winthrop Prize Examination Cp. 445-Sigma Eps. Prize Debate fp. 885. 29. Yale vs. Atlantics, 20-16 fp. 695-Phelps Barge Race on the harbor, fp. 655. JUNE. 1. Harvard vs. Yale at Hamilton Park, 32-13 tp. 695-Sophomore Society Elections-juniors vs. S. S. S., 32-20. 3-4. YV. W. DeForest Exam- ination. 4. junior Society Elections. 5-6. Psi Upsilon Convention at Amherst College fp. 885-Senior Society Elections. 8. S. S. S. Examina- tion commenced-Yale vs. Harvard in Boston, 17-18 fp. 695 Io. S. S. S. Base Ball meeting, oflicers elected Cp. 675. II. Psi Upsilon Initiation. 12. Townsend Premiums for English Comp. awarded in the class of 1872 fp. 435 -Speakers for Commencement announced. 15. Delta Kappa Epsilon Initiation. I7. Yale Glee Club Concert at Calvary Baptist Church. 18. Berkeley Prize for Latin Composition in the Sophomore Class announced Qp. 435-Senior Annual commenced-S. S. S. Seniors handed in their theses. Ig. Boating meetingg election of otlicers ofthe following year fp, 625. 22. Other annuals commenced-Freshman nines of Yale and Harvard at Ham- ilton Park, 8-1 Cp. 695. 28. DeForest Speaking at Chapel-English Composition Prizes, Senior Mathematical Prizes, XV. NV. DeForest Scholar- ship, Winthrop Prize, Sophomore Mathematical Prize and Sophomore Com- position Prizes announced Cp. 435. 28. 5Voolsey Schol., I-lurlburt and Third Freshman Schol. awarded tp. 435-Summer Regatta at Lake Saltonstall Cp. 655. 29. Burlesque Barge Race on the harbor-Yale vs. Rose Hill Irs., 18-8 fp. 695-Imz'u.i: published. 'I U LY. . 1. Drawing for rooms commenced. 2. '74 Class Supper at the Guilford Point House lp. 845-University B. B. meetingg election of ofhcers tp. 675- Birth of the Ruvaz-il. 3. S. S. S. junior Class Supper at Indian Neck tp. 845. 4. S. S. S. Boating meeting-Election of oiliccrs of the Undine Boat Club fp. 625. 5. Yale Glee Club Concert at Farmington, Conn.-The University and the Scientific Freshmen crews took their boats to Springhcld Cp. 665. 7. 96 CONDENSED MEMORABILIA. Baccalaureate sermon by Pres. Porter. 8. Commencement S. S. S. 9. Ex- amination for Degrees, Medical Department. 9. Pv'e.tezzmfian Day-Senior Ball-Sophomore Declamation fp. 43j-Meeting of the Corporation tp. 5j- Meeting ofthe Woolsey Fund Com. tp. 455-'75 Class Supper at Fenwick Hall, New Saybrook fp. 84j. IO. Alumni meeting-Election of Lay Members of Corp'n Cp. 47l-Business meetings of the classes of '22, '32, '37, '42, '47, '52, '57, '62, '66, '69-Reception at the Art Gallery-Glee Club Concert. II. COMMENCEMENT DAY. 12-13. Admission Examination to Academical De- partment. 12. Admission Examination to S. S. S.-Szeffewef' Vaeeztion offziue weeks. 17. Commencement at the Law School. 23. National Rowing Asso- ciation Regatta at Springfield tp. 66l. SErf'rEMBER. 9. Campaigning for Freshman Societies commenced. Io-11. Examination of candidates for admission. II. First Term commenced-First number of the Reeord published. 13. Death of A. C. Tibbals, of the junior class tp. 725 -Bradford M. C. Durfee died at Fall River, Mass.-Meeting of the Berkeley Associationg election of oflicers tp. 725. 14. Fresh. Soc. lnitiations-S. S. S. Base Ball meetingg ofhcerspelected Cp. 675-Class meeting, '76, Base Ball organization fp. 67j. 16. Meeting of S. S. S. to elect an editor for The Yale keeom' from the S. S. S. 17. Durfee College draped in mourning on account of the death of its donor, B. M. C. Durfee. 18. Class meeting, '73 g election of Boating ofhcers fp. 62D1Cl21SS meeting, '76 3 Boating officers elected ip. 62, -S. S. S. Boating meeting fp. 62j-R. -I. Cook, '76, elected captain of the University crew, vice W. F. McCook resigned. 19. Decided to have a Thanksgiving jubilee held-College Base Ball meeting-Row at Delta Kap- pa between juniors and Sophomores. 20. Class meeting, '74, Base Ball oiiicers elected fp. 67j. 21. Thanksgiving jubilee Committee appointed tp. 83j-Annual Rush at Hamilton Park-Gamma Nu Campaign meeting-'74 vs. '73, 15-13 tp. 69j. 25. S. S. S. '74 vs. S. S. S. '75, 36-6 tp. 69j. 26. Class meeting, '75 S. S. S.g election of class ofticers tp. 84j. 28. '73 vs. '75, 30-25 fp. 69j-Game of Foot Ball, '74 vs. '75 S. S. S. 30. S. S.,S. excursion to Stony Creek. OCTOBER. I. Meeting of the American Board of Foreign Missions. 2. Class meet- ing, '75 3 Base Ball officers elected tp. 67j-'74 vs. '75, I4-II-'73 S. S. S. vs, '74 S. S. S., 41-4 tp. 695-Foot Ball match, '74 vs. '75 S. S. S.g latter victo- rious. 5. Yacht race on harbor Cp. 705-Bllfll at Sigma EDS.-'75 vs. S. S. S., 39-I6 fp. 69j-'73 vs. '76, 21-8-Class meeting, '73 5 Class Picture Committee appointed tp. 83j-Meeting of the S. S. S. to draw up resolutions on the departure of Prof. Gilman- Yale Bmzfzer published. 8. Yale Missionary Society revived-Prof. Marsh started with party for the Rocky Mountains- Reorganization of the Taylor Rhetorical Society. 9. S. S. S. vs. '76, 20-13- '75 vs. '73, 31-I7 tp. 69j-Reception at Prof. Gilman's for the S. S. S. Seniors- Course surveyed at Lake Saltonstall. 11. Meeting of the Oriental Society at Prof. Hadley's-Class meeting'74 S.S.S.g election ofotiicers Qp. 84j. 12. Voting for President at Hoadley's-Second Yacht Race on the harbor fp. 705. 16. President Porter delivered the address at the Congregational Church Cen- tennial at Farmington, Conn.-Fall Regatta, Lake Saltonstall tp. 66D-Junior Societies Bum. 17. Sigma Chapter of the Delta Psi Fraternity held their Annual Reunion tp. 885-Medical School commenced. 19. '73 vs. '74, 15- 41-'75 vs. '76, 34-6 tp. 69j-Prof. Baldwin commenced lecturing at the Law School-Third Yacht Race won by Capt. Shaw in Go Softly. 21. Presi- dent Porter's Reception for the Senior Class. 22. First Senior Sociable. 23. Foot Ball, '74 S. S. S. vs. '75 S. S. S.g '75 victorious-S. S. S. meeting, Choral Union organized-Boats brought in from the Lake-Class meeting '73, to decide upon a class photographer, adjourned till the 24th, when they chose Notman. 24. '75 Glee Club gave a concert at East Church-Gen. Daniel Pratt, G. A. T., arrived. 26. Resolutions of Freshman Societies pub- lished in Yale Cazmml. 30. College meetingg officers of a Foot Ball organ- ization appointed tp. goj. ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 i Pieiuesg Clllirgitiiiiiis, llllellerlleeus. M. STEI N E RT, 257 CHAPEL ST., ---- NEW HAVEN, Sole Agent for STEINWAY Si SONS', GEORGE STECK'S, and DUNHAM 81 SON'S PIANOS. Also sole Agent for MASON 8: I-IAMLIN'S ORGANS. The Largest Stock of Sheet Music in the State. Depot of all the latest Music of Foreign and American publications. A large assortment of Musical Instruments, such as VIOLINS, FLUTES, FLAGEOLETS, And the best quality of Romain Violin and Guitar Strings. PIANOS AND ORGANS TO RENT, UPRIGHTS ESPECIALLY. Remember, M. STEINERT, 257 Chapel St. .6 THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF CUTLERY In this City or State to be seen daily at the NEWV HARDWARE STAND of EIATTI-IEXN'EIAN 8 CO., OPPOSITE TIIE 13. R. DEPOT. XVe have upward of 1500 different styles and varieties of PEN AND POCKET KNIVES, Comprising the best makers in the world. just received, a large invoice of GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES Of all grades, which for quality cannot he excelled. IVe are closing them out :tt very low figures. For anything in the Cutlery line, go to ' MATTHEXVMAN K CO., Cnrmv' Slow in Ms new flIzz.fu111'c TIEIIIPXE, NO. 2l2 CHAPEL ST. 2 ADVERTISEMENTS. FAIRMAN Sc BRONSON, . Wholesale and retail dealers in PAPER HANGINGS, Decorative Papers, Curtain Goods, WfA7DOIfV sHf1,oE.s AND Tfemmffwos, pARPETS,.pIL QLQTHS, MATS, BUGS, Qc. 333 AND 335 CHAPEL STREET, QOld Nos. 77 and 79,j NEW HAVEN, CONN. ,EAMES F XIRMAX JONAS BRONSON VVILLIAM HALE ffz'7za'Qx rkcznks the Sizzdevzfs for pax! fcwmfs, and fczffzeszhf s0!z'cz'z's z'hs'z'7' pzzfrofmge in the fzzz'zz7'zf. He has zz fi7Z6 tEl lMll,lfl4, Emllll liH4Ul54E,. And ojfers good Mock azz' reezsafzzzble prices 44, 46, 48, 50 AND 52 CHMDWN STREET, NEW HAVEN, CONN. ADVERTIS ME TS ...N X35 x N. . E -X .. lull X NS ffilql lv. N E QIQQ Q- X wb J ll M' X ll LAN -4 1 QA U .W -fl v N-My NE' 5 , GP GGLDSMITHS Offer LOCKETS, STUDS SLEEVE BUTTONS AND SEAL RINGS IN Stone, Uanmeo, Onyx, Sardonyx and Gold FlNE WATCHES REPAlRED The only house in Swiss Watclmmkers. tl e Cnty havmg the asslsta fb tl II gl l cl -IOI-IN E. DUEY fGlENlElPlAllQ4 lENCBllHlA.VlEllR ANIUJ DESIGNER Of Cari ls, Monograms :md bocuet P 4, ADVERTISEMENTS. ED W AR D B. BRADLEY, Manufacturer of Walnut, Gold and Rosewood Pzer, Mantel and Oval M zrrom, WINDOW CORNICES, BRACKETS, Rustic, Oval and Gold Inlaid Picture Frames of every description, Nos. 123 and 125 Union Street, New Haven, Conn. Third door from Chapel St. jwiwbt Glass NMMZIE imiigllwws The largest assortment in the city, stamped with any Initial or Monogram to order. ISITING ARDS EATLY NGRAVED. Monograms for sale. Card Cases, Letter Engraving, Sic. J. A. DUNCAN, 247 Chapel St. S. R. SMITH dz CO., Wholesale and Retail COAL DEALERS. A large and well selected stock ofthe best kinds of Coal Constantly on hand, and delivered to any part of the city from wzdea' cazfef. Particular attention paid to our Retail trade. Yale Students will find it for their advantage to order of S. R. SMITH Sr CO., No. 203 State Street, opposite Yale National Bank. A. BERNSTEINS ORCHESTRA l MZKJZAK fm' Pd7'fZ'ZS, Plfezidirzgx, S0fz'zzb!es, Bfzllx, College Exer- czkes, Effr., fZ!7'lZZl5h6Il, by AD OLPEIQ BERiNSTEIN, Of-Hee, at Private Residence-126 EAST 12'r1-I STREET, Between 3d and 4th Avenues, NEW YORK CITY. E Orders by Mail promptly attended to. ADVERTISEMENTS. S JOHN A. BUST W ICK, fSuccessor to CI-IAS. BOSTXVICKJ Manufacturer and Dealer in HARNESS, SADDLE S, TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, BLANKETS, ROBES, WHIPS, Sic., Sc., Sc. 71 CHURCH STREET, - - QOpposz'!f Zhe' Part Ojicegj NEW HAVEN, CONN. 1 YOU CAN FIND THEM AT ttBRoWN's, 96 CHURCH STREET- 96 TfVHAT.? Why anything in the shape and style of FINE IMPORTED PIGARS, TOEACCOS, Qc. None but choice brzincls are kept at his place. Also can be found thc CHOICEST OF LIQUORS. Bottled goods put up by BRONVN for city trade, and the oldest Whisky in the city. Try them. They will do you good. LUNCH! LUNCH! AT BILLY BROWN'S, 96 CHURCH. 96 I4 6 ADVERTXSEMENTS. Z?,ZZOf0 74715. DR. ELIAS STRONG, DENTIST, Has removed from his old quarters, corner Chapel and College Streets, where for fourteen years he successfully practiced all branches of Dentistry. He can now be found in his elegant new suite of rooms in Hoadley's new build- ing, corner of Church and Crown Streets, where he earnestly solicits the continuance of favors from his old patrons. Personal attention given to all operations. MERCHANT TAILQR, 93 Orange Street, Palladium Building, ----- NEW HAVEN, CONN. Where you can get a good Suit of Clothes at a reasonable price. Call when you are in need. C. GUERCIO, NEW HAVE HOU E B RBER. Shaving, Hair Cutting and Shampooing QUICKLX7 AND SKILLFULLY DQNE. C. GUERCIO, Qfzdev' Me A7620 Havefz Hozzse. .E.7ZZt7'lZ7ZC6 on College Sheff. M W. NOTMAN, PI-IOTQGRAPHER MONTREAL, CANADA. BRANCHES 1 ' TDRDNTD. HALIFAX. PHOTOGRAPHER TO CLASS '72, YALE COLLEGE. WILLIAM LEE, BUST AND SHOE MAKER. REPAIIEIZVG DONE NEATLY AIVD PROMPTLY. Having had long experience in Students' trade, I feel able to most fastidious, asI k l t f t ma C 21S S Olf my CLIS OITICIS. No. IO George Street. suit th AUSTIN ALLING, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS, TOE,-1 CCO, PIPES, ETC., 436 Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn. We ALES AND WINES. 8 ADVERTISEMENTS. VALE MEN, ATTENTIQN! ELI gl ALFRED HILL Have removed from their old stand to elegant new quarteis it JVO. 285 Cffdfll S,7fZ?EEZ . They offer Z1 full stock of IMPORTED FIOAPXS, TOBACCO, jDIPES, Sic GIVE THEM AN EARLY CALL. C. I-I. CARDS PARLOR BILLIARD ROOMS EIGHT PHELAN AND COLLENDER'S STANDARD TABLES. Ea Best of Wines and Cigars always on hand. 6077267 Church mm' Crozwz Sz'7'ce'z's, New ffawfz. SOCIETIES AND INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS In want of BADGE PINS, Qiemeweiuisse Eliewellfeye FRENCH BRONZES, PORTABLE STANDS, ETC., VVill do well to call at JOHN B. KIRIBY'S, 816 Chapel Street, New Haven. ' 9 H U R L E I ll CQTJFGF TAILOR, FALL, l872. New Striped Suitings, Fancy Line and Diagonal Coatings, English and French Fantings, Plain and Fancy Overcoatings, FASHIONABLY GOTTEN UP. Also Full Line of Gentlemeifs Furnishing Goods. Fine Sfziwfs Made to Order. YALENSIANS, GIVE US A CALL HURLE, FIRST FL-XSS FXII OR Opl l C ll g I IO ADVERLFISEMENTS. ' FURNITURE WINDUW DECORATIONS, BEDDING. WALKER 621 CO 85 CHURCH STREET. SE' Qrafi lmm ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 1 Dining and Ice Cream Rooms I FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. J. REDCLIFFE Is now prepared to furnish EDDINGS, ARTIES AND UPPEPXS WITH EVERY REQUISITE. All Cake, Confectionery, and the genuine Philadelphia Ice Cream, is manufactured by him. He can warrant it to be of the very best quality and strictly pure. Suppers supplied at the shortest notice. . J. REDCLIFFE, 400 Chapel St, N. B.-A line assortment of Wines and Cigars always on hand, IDE C+AfR.fMO'S DANCING ACADEMIES, 82 FIFTH AVENUE, cor. 14th Street, New York. LOOMIS, TEMPLE OF MUSIC. Classes in New Haven opened on Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1872, and meet every Tuesday during season. Gentlemen's class at 8 P. M. CIRCULARS at,the Temple of Music, College Book Store, and Skinner and Sperry's. STTIIDENTS, RENT YoUR Pnmos TEMPLE OF MUSIC, NVhere the largest Stock in the City of PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Can always be found. C. JW. LOOJIIIS, mr. ClA.'l1fl'2' zum' Ormzgc S!1'fc'f.r. 12 ADVERTISEMENTS. THE BEST PLACE TO BUY BOOKS . Is at the T ttitoettsilllg ooIt Store. OPPOSITE TIJE COLLEGES. VVe have in Stock over Three Thousand Volumes of Seoond-Hand Books, 'Which we will sell at prices that defy competition. WVe have also a large Stock of BLANIK BOOKS JWTOTE BOOKS French, English and American Papers, PENCILS, PENS, HOLDERS, INKS, STANDS, GOLD PENS, And a variety of STA TfO1VElES'FA1VCY GOODS, At priceslthat cannot be beat. Xfale Periodicals: Paz' P0m'rz', Emzizmg fizdex, Lz'Zenz1j1 1WezgfzZz'ne, Class Poem and Owzfiafz, jfohfz A . P07'f67' Prize Essay, and Ieeconi. THE NEW YORK DAILY, WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PUBLICATIONS, And a variety of other goods necessary for Students' use and comfort. GEO. C. HOADLEY, 454 Chapel Street. ADVERTISEMENTS. 13 3' Q' ,f t Q A ' ,tw r Qptrlllrrttiaiirg atrial gltiaitlitnrlier T1-115 regular course in the department preparatory to Yale College occu- pies three years, but full opportunity is allowed to those who can prepare more rapidly. There are special courses arranged for those who are to enter the Scientific School, and for those who are to follow business pursuits. Parents will find in the instruction given in Military Drilling, Gymnastics, Src., and in the ample grounds for out-door games, under careful supervision, just the advantages for physical training and vigor which boys in cities need. Arrangements are made for a class of students who may wish to attend the recitations without being subject to the military drill and uniform 3 and for a. I UNIOR EPAPXTNSENT, preparatory to the more advanced classes, with studies and physical exercises suited to boys of from ten to twelve years of age. WILLIAM H. RUSSELL, Prinrzpal. Champagne and Ciigairst THE BEST BRANDS OF BOURBDNS. IVWI P0112 TEYJ afl.LEr5' .POI1?,TEIw?. 404 Chapel Street. JOHN G. HEALY. I5 nml-EWS-Yivzv ADVEPJZISEMENTS. Y U M l L L E R Has on hand a LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS 85 SHOES, WVhich he is retailing at reasonable prices. CIVSTOM WORK NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.- 452 01555179215 SZWEEIQ opposiie me Colleges 4JOHN TAYLOR, 44 Temple Street, Formerly 82 CROWN STREET. Tayloxns Celebrated Welsh Rarebits. GEORGE H. RICHMOND 81 CO., Dealers in ein ani! .erunb-Eanh 21113135 mth gtatinuerg. ,Cash paid for old books of all kinds. New books procured on short notice. 442 CHAPEL STREET, NEW HAVEN HOUSE BUILDING CHARLES DAMBACHER. Doors AND sHoEs 1- .E -- MADE T0 ORDER. Repairing done in the best manner and at reasonable terms. No. 54 High Street Qcorner of Cbapelj, New Haven. ADVERTISEMENTS. 15 TIFFANY 85 CO., 'UNHQDN SQHIAHREE, NIGWV YGDRK, Importers and Dealers in ggllldillllmlwlllllllgl tttltfli irlfllu.rl.f ilQl.if'trlfin'11.tssg3 Slftriirfg. Wafches, Clocks, Bmfzzw, Om amrnctil lE1mg1r'twefdl Glass, Fine Poiircelain, FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, dw. Manufacturers of QEINE EQZEVVELRY, QETERLING 'IEILVER ARE, CLASS AND SOCIETY BADGES, RINGS, MEDALS AND PRIZES. Pieces suitable for Prizes and Presentation on sale, or made to order from appropriate designs. N 'W QliIA'nE1il'QIIlW'E'V'j torgiits U Q29 A Note :ind Letter Papers with Monograms, Ciphers and Crests embossed plain and in colors. Invitation Cards, Memorandnms :md Notes prepared for special occasions Designs and estimates furnished on application. 16 ADVERTISEMENTS. BRADLEY, PRAY al CQ., ' Asvcmsssolz fm LAWRENCE 85 BRADLEY, MANUFACTURER OF Light and G Spring Landauletts, Coupelets, Olarenoes, Coupes, Coaches, Caleches, 4 and 6 Seat Park Phaeton ROCKANVAXTS, DRAGS, And all kinds of Light Carriages for Ladies', Gentlemen? and Chiidre driving 61 to 67 CHAPEL STREET, New Iiaven, Conn. REPOSITORY: 558 Broadway, New York. BRADLEY, PRAY Sz CG., IIOHN- JEAWRENCE XX 0. S: u's W7VDI. II. BRADIJEY, HA NUFACTU RER OF RIAI III'II'L','II ' '- .. :I -6,5 .I I I IIIIIIIIIIIII ,,II,,I ' , I I I IIII I QI I I' II I IiIIIQfG ?E'-f ' 1 IMI! IIQIIEQEEI , YI Ig!! , IICIAI. 55351 , l 'ln f ,I ,III IQIIIII' 'I I I III IIIII I IIIIIII ,III IIIII IIIIQQ IM IIIIIII I' W II '- II IIEIIII' II IIIII I I 2III,IIII,IIIIII III I IIIIIIIRI IIIII , 'IIIIIIII' ' frfn IIIIIII . .I II' IIYII I IIIIII III IIIII5 ,I-If 'I ,,I,' IIIIIIIIIII, II ,,,' IIIIII I IIIIIIIII II-N II IIIIIII I xXxWX,Ix Ij 'I I 'mln I N III 'I I'I II ,I ,I I, , III I III J? 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III I IIIII I I I ,III II IIIIIIII-IIIII I III IIIIIIIIIIIIII,III'I'IIIII'IfIIIIII,II,I,I , I III,II2,IIII I I I I I IIII I-III:I IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.III -I II II I I If I II II III III .IIIIIIIIIIII.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITIIIIIIIIIIII III, III I I Nos. 61 to 67 Chapel Street, New Haw I I III I IN I'N?4 .III' -FX ' x I EIIIII 'im 32, 7 I ,EV I V I 'I III, I III I II I1I1 18 YALE ,MEN VSILL DO VIILL 'IO C LL UNI ?UfY Eruwsf guupfrr, 54 Broadway, and 165 Fifth Avenue, NEW YCDRK CITY. ORDERS BX MAIL PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY TTENDED TO ADVERT ISEMEN FS 1 9 illliaseiw 62 Clie., w e t g lam, 4:-4:6 Chapel Street, ggi 6642 wdzaraf C5640 Qf Qlfgfbfgliefkf fi Zfe 041722457 Jeawwz. ASE 53' XAXLLIN G, DEALERS IN Of all Kinds. 235 Chapel Street, OFFICES ' I 16 East lrVater Street. 'WIEQJQEJDXQ HAllTmlEi Se UGS, 245 and 249 Chapel Street, LYON BUILDING, LJliALliRS IN 1-'llcsi' l'l,.'XHSH DR Y GGG IDS. The largest stock of lxesi Kid Gloves, Castor and Dog Skin Gloves in the t T 'l L 'nd Bed Linens, Blz1nkeis,:mcl Counterpzmcs a specialtz Ll y. oi e .1 5 Prices low and uniform. ADVERTISEMENTS. H- G-- C3v'ILL9S - DANCING ACADEMY AT L0o1I1is5 Telnple of' Nfusic, Is now open for thc season X II IX NGS EF' Private Less en if de G L S futile, Mw hmnsseu Q 'Eaymy Steam Book 89 Job Printer 221 State St., New Haven, Conn. S9 XD! ERTISEMENTS 21 Q Wray Sealant Laundry ldigrirry., TllC'fg1'62Lt objection made to sending goods to the Troy Laundry is the length of time required to receive back the goods. VVe have pleasure in stating that We have made such arrangements with Mr. E. F. Rogers as will enable us to guarantee delivery of all goods entrusted to us instead of nearly two Weeks as at present. Mr. Rogers claims to have the most complete estab- lishment of the kind in Troy,lin fact, the only one devoted exclusively to custom work, and his work is done in a very superior manner. Please to Give Him a Trial. Price as before, - 30 cents per dozen. Goods called for and delivered free of charge. BLAIR 86 DUDLEY BROS., 275 C1-ilxmsi. S'I'RIiE'l'. I6