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I4 T9 2I II 15 1 22 7 I5 I7 21 4 24 25 26 27 23 29 2 29 I1 I3 20 1876. Sept. Oct. Dec. 1877. Jan. Feb r. Ma rch, March, M ay, tx 16 May, May, May, June, June, 'lu ne, June, june, ,.. June, 30 June, july, 30 june, I2 Sept. Sept. Dec. CALENDAR. Thursday, FIRST ACADEMICAL TERM begins. Thursday, Winter Term, Medical Department, begins. Thursday, XF11zs'r TERM ends. ' Wi11ter Vacation of two Weeks. 4 Thursday, Thursday, Thursday, Thursday, 23 March Monday, Tuesd., Wed., Thursday, Monday, Monday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Tuesday, YVednesday, Thursday, Fri., Sat. Mon., Friday, Sat., SECOND ACADEMIICAL TERM begins. WVinter Term, Medical Department, ends. Spring Term, Medical Department, begins. junior Exhibition. -4 April, Spring Recess. Berkeley Scholarship Examination. Annual Examination, Thcol. Department. Anniversary, Theological Department. NVoolsey Scholarship Examination begins. 1Winthrop Prize Examination, Clark Scholarship Examination. Baccalaureate Sermon. Anniversary of the Medical Department. Anniversary of the Sheffield Scientific School Presentation for Degrees, Acad. Department. Anniversary of the Society of Alumni. Anniversary of the Law Department. ' COMMENCEMENT. Examination for admission to the Academ- ical Department. Examination for admission to the Sheflield Scientific School. Summer Vacation of eleven Weeks. Tuesd., VVed., Thursday, Thu rsday, Examination for admission. Frrzsr ACADENIICAL TERM begins. FIRST ACADEMICAL Turuu ends. .Ly ff,s'3f7 69859 L A 1 1- QP Q m5,Qkf325JQ L 'W 'L , x: T I KE if ,IS mu g, Ez. , 1 L R aa E QA Q S 4 4 M xy .N v ff? N5 X Vff X X5 nm ,,,x bl Q X xg x 2 X X XX 1 5 X N N X '- Q XM XN -if A .f -fit I E-. -J H if qs X bf , 5 ,,f5 jTiNXNEiE 'Z , f f-1..,jA , 532. 4:,,.L,kN X . FJ:-462. F R .-2- .-,gf f- 4 ZW 4 :71. 1 V W 54-1 NEVV HAVEN: TUTTLE, MOREHOUSE 8a TAYLOR, PRINTERS. x876. TABLE OF CON TEN TS. , -- Calendar of Yale College, 1875-6, . Corporation of Yale College, . Faculty and Instructors, . Theological Students, Law Students, Graduate Students, . . Students in the Scientitic School, Academic Students, . Division Officers, Monitors, etc., Directory of Rooms, . . I Summary and Statistics of Residence, Commencement-Degrees conferred, junior Appointments, . Premiums, . . . Yale Reading Room and Libraries, . Societies, Academic, . . Societies, Scientific, . Societies, Law, . Boating Organizations, Ball Organizations, Yale Athletic Association, Foot Ball Organizations, . Musical Organizations, Eating Clubs,' . Committees, . . Campaign Committees, . Miscellany, . . Historical Memorabilia, . Cover 4 5 9 13 15 17 22 35 36 39 40 42 43 45 47 54 58 60 62 67 68 69 71 79 81 33 gr SALUTATORY. IN those old college times, when that famous rivalry between the two crack literary societies, the Brothers and Linonian existed, the war-cry of the former was the hrst verse of their celebrated campaign song, Then sling the old blue Banner out. These societies have long 'since departed, but for many years after their death was this same old war song revived throughout the college world at the beginning of each year, showing the need that is felt by all, for this our publication. If college is a miniature world, the catalogue its directory, then cer- tainly is the BANNER its guide book, without which all, but especially those who are now for the tirst time entering our midst, must wander aimlessly and in danger. As this is so, we have endeavored to supply this want, and now issue another copy of the BANNER,H feeling that if hard work has its due, our reward shall be ample. In it the Freshman may, with pardonable pride, see himself for the iirst time enrolled as a member of the Academic department. With the same feeling the Sophomore may underline his name in the list of the Campaign or Class Supper Committees, as he sends a copy to his friends. And the upper-class men may fight their battles o'er again as they contemplate the many victories they have won. VVe recommend to our patrons our Advertisers, who not only oifer a time class of goods, but show by their dealings with us a liberality towards col- lege publications which should be rewarded. HIS HIS REV. REV. REV. REV. REV. H ON. REV. REV. HON HON REV. HON REV. REV. YALE COLLEGE. OCTOBER, 1876. CORPORATION. PRESIDENT. REV. NOAH PORTER, D.D., LL.D. FELLOW S. EXCELLENCY CHARLES R. INGERSOLL, LL.D., NEW HAVEN HONOR GEORGE G. SILL, M.A., HARTFORD. LEONARD BACON, D.D., LL.D., NEW HAVEN. THEODORE D. WOOLSEY, D.D., LL.D., NEW HIRAM P. ARMS, D.D., NORYVICH TOWN. GEORGE J. TILLOTSON, M.A., ROCKY HILL. OLIVER E. DAGGETT, D.D., NEW LONDON. ALPHONSO TAFT, LL.D., CINCINNATI, O. AMOS S. CHESEBROUGH, M.A., DURPIAM. MYRON N. MORRIS, M.A., WEST HARTFORD. WILLIAM M. EVARTS, LL.D., NEW YORK CITY. WILLIAM B. WASHBURN, LL.D., GREENFIELD, MASS. SAMUEL G. WILLARD, M.A., COLCHESTER. HENRY B. HARRISON, M.A., NEW HAVEN. JOSEPH W. BACKUS, M.A., THOMASTON. JOSEPH H. TWICHELL, B.A., HARTFORD. HAVEN. HON. WILLIAM WALTER PI-IELPS, M.A., NEW YORK CITY. MASON YOUNG, M.A., NEW YORK CITY. A SECRETARY. FRANKLIN B. DEXTER, M.A. X TREASURER. HENRY C. KINGSLEY, M.A. C5 TR.j 23 Hillhouse av. LUCIUS W. FITCH, M.A. TREASURER'S ASSISTANT. C5 TR.j Westville. Faculty and Instructors. Rev. NOAI-I PORTER, D.D., LL.D. PRESIDENT, amz' Clzzrle Profesrof' of llfoml Philosophy and Metaphysics Q7 'I'R.j 31 I-Iillhouse av ffezzl P7'ofz'.v.vo1' of Law Rev. LEONARD BACON, D.D., LL.D. Lerlzzwr on Church Poiigl and A7llE77'f07Z C!2u1'fh V Hi,-lofgf . Q1 E. D. HJ 247 Church st Chiflflldfll Proforsor of Divinigf, and Collqgo Parlor ELIAS LOOMIS, LL.D. M1z1z.tofz Profexxoi' of Nalzz1'ol Philosophy and AJl7'0l10l7Zj' Q236 DJ I4I Church st WILLIAM A. NORTON, M.A. Profexror of Civil Efzglfzeerifzg Q34 N. S. 72 Prospect st JAMES D. DANA, PH.D., LL.D. Silliflzzm P1'ofe.m-01' of Geology and Minevfology QPeabOdy Museumj 24 Hillhouse av Rev. GEORGE E. DAY, D.D. HIJZ7lZ6I Profersor' of the ffebrew Lazzguage and Liz'w'alu1'e mul Bibliral Theology Q5 E. D. 125 College st Rev. SAMUEL HARRIS, D.D., LL.D. Dzoigki Profesrorof .gblfffillflfllf Theology Q3 E, D.. 144 College st TI-IoMAs A. TI-IACI-IER, LL.D. Proferror' of Me Lrzlifz 'Lzmgzzzzge and Lilezvzgmve 155 Crown st BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, M.D. Professor of Cheozimjf 34 Hillhouse av Rev. CHESTER S. LYMAN, M.A. Shejielrl.P1'ofexso1' offlxlvwzoflzy and Phyxifx Q39 N. S. HJ 88 Trumbull st Rev. JAMES M. HOPPIN, D.D. Profexxor of ffomiletzkx and lllc Pzzsloral Chayjge Q7 E.D.I-LD 47 Hillhouse av STEPHEN G. I-IUBBARD, M.D. Profexxof' of 0b.v!e!J'z'c: mm' Mo Dinase: of PVome:z lZ7Z!l7 Children 23 College st WILLIANI D. NV!-IITNEY, PHD., LL.D. Profexxor of SfZ7ZJk7'Z'f mm' Comjmrfztiwe Philology, zzml lm-frucloz' in lWo1z'w'lz Lofzgmzges Q205 DJ 246 Church st MOSES C. WIIITE, M.D. Proferxor of ffistology, Palhology, amz' Mir1'oxrop3f IO4 York st I-Ion. FRANCIS WAYLANIJ, M.A. - Professoz' of Jlfernzfzlile Law and Evidence QI7 Court I-Iousej QI Whitney av. Rev. GEORGE P. FISHER, D.D. P:'ofz'.f.vo1' of Eccle.ri1z.vlz'ml flisloly Q9 E. D. 27 Hlllhouse av. WILLIAM P. TRONVBRIDGE, M.A. flzlggin Profesxor of Dyzzzzuziml E7ZgilZE67'I'llg Q45 N. S. HJ 82 Prospect st. 2 6 .Faculzjf and frzsfrzzolors. Rev. TIMOTHY DWIGHT, D.D., - Bueleinglzrim Professor of Saered Lilemlure Q72 W. D. HJ 126 College st. CHARLES A. LINDSLEY, M.D. Professor of Jllaferia Jlifediezz and Therapeulies I 32 Olive St. HUBERT A. NEXVTON, LL.D. Propssor of Malhevzzoiies QISS T1-J T35 Elm SL DAVID P. SMITH, M.D. I 1 U Professor of Me T lzeory and Proeliee of flffeflzozue Sprrngfleld, Mass GEORGE J. BRUSH, M.A. Professor of flfliliffflldgjf Q3 S. I4 Trumbull St SAMUEL W. JOHNSON, M.A. Professor of Tlzeorelieal and Agrieulfzrral Cheozistfy Q12 S. I-LJ 54 Trumbull St WILLIAM H. BREWER, M.A. IVorz'o1z Professor of Agricziliure Q4 S. HJ 246 Orange St FRANCIS BACON, M.D. - ' Professor of ifie Prifzriples and Prezeiiee of Szmgevjf 32 High st LEONARD J. SANFORD, M.D. - Professor 0f147ZtZf077l-jf :md Physiology 126 Crown St Hon. WILLIAM C. ROBINSON, M.A. Professor of Elemezzlovjf and Criminal Law and Me Low oflfeol Properzjf Q16 Exchange Buildingj 76 Olive st LEWIS R. PACKARD, PH.D. Ifillkouse Professor of the Greek' Language and .Literalzzre f QI2I N.J 233 Church St JOHN F. WEIR, N.A,, M.A. Professor of Pairzz'i1z,gf amz' Design Q9 Art Schoolj 130 Bradley st JOHN E. CLARK, M.A. ' Professor of Mothev1zo!1'es Q6 S. H.J 8 Trumbull sr CYRUS NORTHROP, LL.B. Professor of Rhelorie am! English Lileroizire QI 37 F.J 607 Chapel st DANIEL C. EATON, M.A. Professor of Bolofzy 70 Sachem st ARTHUR M. WLIEELER, B.A. Professor of Pfistorjf 207 D ADDISON VANNAME, M.A. Librclrifw QLIBRARYJ Izr High st J. WILLARD GIEBS, PH.D. Professor of fllaihemaliezzl Physies I2I High st ARTHUR W. WRIGIIT, PH.D. Professor of Chezfzislry ami Moleezilavf Physics QLab'y.J 34 Hillhouse av THOMAS R. LOUNSBURY, B.A. - Professor of Eziglislz, fuzz! Librarian of Me .Shejield SCZ'E7ZZ'ifl-L' School Q6 S. H.J 22 Lincoln st Rev. ASI-IER H, WILCOX, B.A. ' Irzstruelorifz German 138 College St OTHNIEL C. MARSH, M.A. Professor of Pfzleeoritology, arm' Curzzlor of Me Geological Cooifief QPeabOdy MuseumJ Q College St EUGENE L. RICHARDS, B.A. Assisfam' Professor of Malkevzzalics Q86 N. M.J 196 York St Faculfy aaa' fiistraefars. 7 FRANCIS A. WALKER, PILD. 1 Profeysov' affaliliral Erwiomy rim! Hisiofjf Q40 N. S. 68 Whitney av. JOHN H. NIEMEYER, M.A. Professor afD1'awi1ig 8 Art School. FRANKLIN B. DEX'I'ER, M.A. Asxiyfant Librarian, ami Registrar QLIBRARYJ 240 D. SIMEON E. BALDWIN, M.A. Pfafefxav' of Coizsliiuliarzal Law and Me Law of Cwitraef: and Will: Q25 White's Buildingj 44 Wall St. OSCAR D. ALLEN, PH.D. Pwffexsw' nf Aviabfliral Cliefzzixffjf ana' .Mefalhugy QI3 S. HJ 189 Temple St. EDWARD B. COE, B.A. Sireei Profesxof' af llladeffzi Language: QI22 NJ 83 Wall St. ADDISON E. VERRILL, M.A. P7'0-f-EXJ07' of Zoology ana' Curator of Me Zoalagieal Cabinet QPeabody Museumj 148 College st. FRANKLIN CARTER, M.A. P7'afe.r.va1f af the German Language and Liteafaizire QI2O NJ 2 York sq. WILLIAM'G. SUMNER, B.A. Profesxai' of Palilieal and Social Srienee 140 Edwards St. JOHNSON T. PLATT, M.A. Profefsai' afP!eaa'i1zg ami Egziizjf fyzwisprzedeaee QI7g Church SLJ I28 Bradley St. SIDNEY I. SMITH, PHB. ' Professor af Covfzpnraiifxe Avialomy Q42 N. S. 148 College St. WILLIAM G. MIX1'ER, PH.B. ' Professor of Caemixtijf Q8 S. 25 Eld St. HENRY P. WRIGHT, PH.D. Dunham Pffofesror af fhe Laiia Language and ' Liie1'1zZw'e V Q89 N, MQ 34 Temple St. ISBON T. BECKWITI-I, PH.D. Tutor in Greek 170 F. JAMES K, TI-IACHER, B.A. Tizfar in Zaolagy 58 VVhite's Building HENRY A. BEERS, B.A. Assisfafzf Profefsal' af.Zi'1zgZi.vh Lileifalure Q183 LJ 7 University pl. RUEUS B. RICHARDSON, B.A. Tutor in Greek 5 S. EDNVARD S. DANA, PI-I.D. Tzilor in Caenzixlfjf, and Cizraior of ifle Illiiiefalogical Cabifzez' 136 F. JOSEPH A. GRAVES, B.A. A Tutor in Latin Q21 S,J 590 Chapel st. THEODORE S. WOOLSEY, LL.B. fnslrzzcfov' in Publie Law 250 Church st. HERBERT M. DENSLOVV, B.A. Tufoi' iii Iwlllkfllldfllif 102 N. NVILLIAM A. HOUGHTON, B.A. T1ll0l' in Lalin Q41 S. MJ 139 Elm st. FRANK B. TARBELL, B.A. Tulor in Greek 70 N. M. 8 Fczculgf amz! Ifzstruaiorx. WILLIALI BEEBE, B.A. T utor in flIaMe11zr1,tz'c.v 153 F. JOI-IN P. PETERS, PH.D. Tutor in Lalirz 58 S. M. Rev. THEODORE D. WOOLSEY, D.D., LL.D. LecZu7'e1jon Irzlernativazal Law 250 Church St. Hon. ORIGEN S. SEYMOUR, LL.D. Lertuvw' on jfzza'z'cia! Praredure and Prarfice Litchfield Hon. LAFAYETTE S. FOSTER, LL.D. . Lectzufer an P!l7'fid77Z67ZflI7j! Law and Me Scieazre If Legislaliofz Norwich J. HAMMOND TRUMBULL, LL.D. Leclmwf on thf Indian Lzzfzguzzges of North A 711577.56 Hartford MARK BAILEY, M.A. Dzstruclor in Elocution U50 FQ 185 Temple st. ALBERT S. WHEELER, M.A. fmvlrurlar in Germzm 710 Chapel St. J. SUMNER SMITH, B.A. Librarian of the Lifzalziazz ana' Brfolhers' Librzzfjl QLIBRARYJ 78 Trumbull St. Rev. PHILLIPS BROOKS, D.D. Lyman Beamer Lectzuw' an P7'EllEhi7Zg ' Begum JOHN A. ROBINSON, LL.B. ' LZ'b7'1Z7'l.!Z7Z of Me Law DLfp07'f72ZE7Zf Q19 Court Housej 68 East Pearl St. WILLIANI L. BRADLEY, M.D. , De11zo1z.rt1'a!or in Avzalozlzy 22 College St, GUSTAVE J. STOECKEL, MuS.D. I72If7ZlCf07'i7Z Vera! .fWuxz'c 137 York St- FREDERIC H. BETTS, M.A. N 4.LL'L'l'U7'E7' on Palau! Law New York City FREDERIC R. HONEY, ' Irzslrurtorin Inxfrummlal Drawing' Q53 N, 5, HJ 23 Clark St, OSCAR HARGER, M.A. Assislafzf in Paleqfzlalagy 'QPea.bOdy Museumj I4 University pl, GEORGE B. FARNAM, M.D. Lerizzgw' an lllediml jzz1'i:p1'udmce 37 Hilll-muse av' JOSEPH J. SKINNER, PH.D. 1 In.vl7'z1cZo7'i1z jllzzlkelfzaiifx 206 York St- MANSEIELD MERRIBIAN, PILD. Axxislam' in Civil E1zgzf1zee1'z'1zg KI6 S. 8 Audubon St AUGUST H. EDGREN, PI-I.D. , I1z.rt1'urz'ori1z French 189 George St HENRY A. HAZEN, M.A. Asxisinwzt in Dm'wi1zg GEORGE W. HANVES, PH.B. Asxixtavzz' in fllifzeralagjf RUSSELL H. CHITTENDEN, PII.B. A.v.vi.rla1zz'i1z Physialogzkal Chenzixizjf FREDERIC N. PEASE, PH.B. AI-.ri.v!zz1zz' in Amzzjflical Ckcrlzislfjf Q42 N. S. HJ 55.N. S. C18 S. I-LJ I4- S. QI3 S.I-IQ 23 Humphrey H. H. Sl. I4 S. H. WILLIAM H. PATTON, B.A. Asxislafzl in Zoology 46 N S H HIRAM A. MILLER, PI-LB. Assisiant in Zllcchwzical Drawing 47 N S H Theological Department. RESIDENT LICENTIATES, Attending Lectures. Nathan Hubbell Afew Havezz Charles M. Lyon Wes! ffzwezz George Amasa Parkington Nezo ffzwm SENIOR CLASS. George Burton Adams, B.A. 14 I-Iowa rd av 62 Lafayette st 62 Lafayette st Q Peeaionim, Ill. Q3 W. D. Beloit College Thomas Rutherford Bacon, B,A. New Havezz 73 W. D. Loren Foster Berry, B.A. Biddeford Me I7 E D Bowdoin College ' ' ' ' jonathan Edwards Bissell, B.A. York Nebf, 89 W D- University of Michigan ' ' ' ' Edwin Munsen Bhss' B'A' C07Z.ff1I7Zfi7Z0pZE, Turkey 102 W. D. Amherst College ln George C. Booth Springfield, Mass. 6 E. D. Samuel Clarke Bushnell, B.A. New Haven 78 W. D. Ezra Porter Chittenden, B.A. 2 Ripon Wim 91 W D Ripon College i S- V 5 I ' ' William Hawthorne Cope, LL.B. I Pkiladgapkia Pa H E D University of Michigan A l l ' ' ' Clafence F lSfe'1B-A- P Mwmmzze, N. Y. me w. D. Cornell University l Taral Terjesen Frickstad Chrisiiarzrravzd, Nafffvay 21 E. D. Smith Dunbar Fry, B.A. I Ifeakuk Iowa 97 W D Simpson College S. , ' I William I-lam1lton,B.A. 2 hold? Pam, Alam 46 Elliot Miami University ll Frank Theodosius Lee, B.A. J jfmama PWM. 104 W D , Oberlin College l ' ' ' John Natlmmlfl Lowell' B'A' .South zlfewbzzqgh, Ale. 29 n. Bowdoin College Ellis Mendell, B.A. 1Vew Befzfard, Marr. 76 W. D. Jacob Glasser Neff' BA' L Kzzlzlazufz, Pa. 26 E. D. Ursmus College l io Tlzeolagical Dqvarfmeni. Moses Peters, B.A. Ursinus College Chauncey Jerome Richardson, B.A. Dartmouth College Henry Thorne Sell,B.A. 2 Wesleyen University Y Henry Levi Slack, l3.A. l Dartmouth College S. Albert Temple Swing, B.A. 2 Oberlin College l George Sanford Thrall, B.A. ' Amherst College Foster Russell Wait, B.A. l Amherst College l Saegfrwille, Pa. 1Vc'wbza1fy, Vt. A7lliQfUiZZ6, N. Y. Ctllllbfidgf, Mass. Bethel, 0. Galerbmg, Ill. Hobfoke, Mars. MIDDLE CLASS. Ira Buell Allen, B.A. l Beloit College l Generxzz, W iff. Edward Payson Armstrong, B.A. l Mfamfeza, CMM, 5 Amherst College William Alanson Beecher, B.A. 2 and 1.1,.1s. Hamilton College Y john William Best,B.A. l Westminster College S William Carr, ILA. Q Dartmouth College li George Herbert Cate, B.A. I Harvard University Sh joseph Brayton Clarke, B.A. ll Dartmouth College S Frank Woodbury Cobb, M.A. 2 Bates College S' john Chamberlain Collins, B.A. Matthew Andrew Crawford, B.A. Monmouth College Thomas Whitney Darling, B.A. Middlebury College Herbert McKenzie Denslow, B.A. Dennis Goodsell, B.A. l Ve1'01za,N. Y. Hfhcelar, Pa. Wes! Glover, VX. WoH6o1'o, N. fl. Gilnzrmlofz, N. H. Lewirzfan, Me. .New Havczz Lawn Ridge, Ill. Ifeene, N1 H .New Canaan 26 25 12. 82 w. 87 w. So w. I5 E. Q5 W. 23 E. 27 E. 32 15. 1913 I3 E. 114 w. 124 St. john 108 W. 1212 74W 115 w. oberurr courage 3 Nfffm, 0' 28 E Chlll.T5.ifSnfEiff.l1lf.f5' M' Bwfffefmy Vf. 49 E. Aml3ff.iZfS.'L1il.ciiLlFe.flf' -Wffuffufffr Pa- 33 E- Xllmlimvllfli?-ges' BIA' Bf'fdgf-Hwffpfvw N- Y. 112 W J 2lg'ojvSdoinlClc3lle1g?lH, BNA' Biddgfmld' Me' 51 W' TfZ60f0gZ'EdZ Dcjbafifzzenf. Phaon Silas Kohler Egypr, Pa. 18 1: D George Edward Martin, B.A. Norwirh 9 Trumbull Marcus Whitman Montgomery, B.A. 2 Amherst College f Clevgland' O' 79 W D Daniel Marshall Moore, B.A. Amherst College Orange, Mars. 36 E. Christian Mowery, B.A. , Marietta College Wzllgw Island' W' Va' HO W Artemas Allerton Murch, B.A. Cawlzel, Me. 103 W, Lanman james Nettleton, B.A. . Oberlin College Obwihn' 0' S8 W Gurney Mahan Orvis, B.A. . Oberlin couege Ammm' M' 3I E- Harlan Pave Roberts, B.A. . Oberlin College , Obgrhn' O' 83 W Anton Sander,B.A. 2 D I Luther College i Womb' Iowa 107 W Woodford Demaree Smock, B.A. ., , Oberlin College Favfield' Iowa 31 E Frederick Elkanah Snow,B.A. New Haven 112 W Willard Gardner Sperry, B.A. Dzzvzwffr, Marr. 44 E Frank Hudson Taylor, B.A. , . Oberlin College 0631 lm' 0' 84 W' Charles Thomson Bzgfalo, N. Y. 117 W Reuben Archer Torrey. B.A. Geneva, N. Y. ro E Theodore Booth Willson, B.A. . , University of Michigan Grand Rfiflffff Mm' 99 W James Edmond Wolfe Emzreit, Plz. 47 E JUNIOR CLASS. Robert Cameron Allen, B.A. Westminster College Eazm' Pa' 35 E Milan Church Ayres Haznlirz, Ifzm. 123 W Mons Samuel Baker, B.A.l , Carleton College l Chzmgo' JH' H8 W Samuel Horace Barnum, B.A. zVew Havezz 37 E John Alver Billingsley .V Cumberland University Cawngllan' 0' 34 E Frank Anson Bissell, 11.4. ' , Western Reserve College Amhel M' Ivan' IOS W George Hiram Bird' BA' Czzmhizzfgepari, Marr. 40 E Harvard University William Lee Bond, B.A. Jfohzzlzz, Hawaii 54 E Allen Shaw Bush, ILA. New fffzwn IOQ W Hervey Xfifilfred Chapman, M.A. Bethel, Mg' 92 W Bowdoin College 12 Theologiml Depczwmeni. Geovrzge-Frederic Chipperlield, R.A. lSp7,ing'n-dd, 0. 20 E. D. illiarns College Q Albert Barnes Cristy, 1s.A. Gwemuz-M 33 E- D. College of City of N. Y. Edga' Foster' Davis' MA' East Jllrzrhiax, Ille. Q4 W. D. Bowdoin College joseph Perry Dyas, B.A. Smldwim, UL 113 W' D- Beloit College james Francis Eaton, B.A. I Hhmdm N Y 75 W D Williams College in 1 l ' Frederick William Ernst, B.A. Bgmm Mass. HI W' D- Dartrnouth College L 1 Charles Edward Garman, B.A. ZVWM Owing Maw 45,15 D Amherst College '5 ' A George Everett Guild, B.A. P Amherst College 5 WLZZf07l, N. Y. 41 E. D. William Bailey Hague, B.A. I I U Knox College K Galexburgz, I . 96 W. D. Hiram Wallace Harbaugh, B.A. National Normal School, ohio C0mm'm' 0' I4 E' D' James McNath Hervey . Westminster College N810 Texas' Pa' 72 Hlgh john Francis Humphreys Utica, N. Y. 70 W. D. Timothy jonathan Lee, B.A. Zllzzdia-on 42 E. D. jean Frederick Loba, M.A. In I V Olivet College 5 Galexbuagh, Ill. 22 E. D. Robert Houston McCready' Pitfrbzugflz, Pa. 53 E. D. Edwin Clarence Oakley, B.A. I. . ' University of Michigan Denon' Ayub' 30 E' D' William Arthur Remele, B.A. . Middlebury College Illzddlebzzfy, Vt. 115 W. D. Charles Henry Ricketts, B.A. Amherst College Walgj' Ivan' I4 E' D' Walter Coe Roberts, PH.B. Nezu Havefz 24 E, D, Frederick Stanley Root, LL.B. Nezu Haven S D, D, Clarence Spalding Sargent, B.A. . Dartmouth College ffarmslvwfz, ffl. 98 W. D. Benjamin B. Seelye, B.A. Jlliddlebzwjf 50 E, D, Arthur Lewis Seward Guiybm' 51 D, D, William Henry Sybrandt, B.A. ' Amherst College Algfdf' N' Y' 41 E' D' Joseph Brainerd Thrall, 1s.A.' 2 ' Amherst College 9 Galexbzcfgfh, Ill. I5 13, D, Law Departmesntj FACULTY. REV. NOAH PORTER, D.D., LL.D., PRESIDENT. HoN. FRANCIS WAYLAND, M.A., Dean. HON. WILLIAM C. ROBINSON, M.A. SIMEON E. BALDWIN, M.A. JOHNSON T. PLATT, M.A. -' THEODORE S. WOOLSEY, B.A., LL.B. JOHN A. ROBINSON, LL.B., M.D., Libmmzn. GRADUATE STUDENTS, Candidates for the degree of M.L. Earliss Porter Arvine, B.A., LL.B. Attorney at Law Thomas Henry Dewey, LL.B. Attorney at Law l Cornelius T. Driscoll, B.A., LL.B. l l Attorney at Law Alexander Rieman Hack, LL.B. Univ. of Maryland. Att. at Law , Charles Ives, Jr., B.A., LL.B. ' Attorney at Law Talcott H. Russell, B.A., LL.B. Columloia Col., Aa. at Law S 7 William K. Townsend, B.A., LLB. Attorney at Law Morris Frank Tyler, M.A., LL. Attorney at Law John Basil Ward, LL.B. 2 Attorney at Law l John Howard Whiting, LL.B. Attorney at Law Alvin Driggs Ayres Arthur Gordon Bill .New Haveiz W en' .Haven N ew ffavefz Ballimarfe, Ilfd. East Havcfz New 2216171672 New ffzwffz B' g New Havezz N610 Havefz Ansofzia SENIOR CLASS. Waodffzofzl Ckajbliyz Mizfdlflo wrz John Parker Bronk, B.A. I Wesleyan University l Williams Griggs Butler Timothy Davenport Lucius Parmenius Deming Assistant Librarian Carl Fyler Drake Detroii, Mirh. W i Zion Ear! ffrzwvz N270 Havclz '8 College st. 8 Hoadley's Building 157 Church st. 5 Howe st. 1 Leffingwell Building I5 Wooster pl. 43 College st. 198 Crown st. 2 Kimberly av. 69 Church st. I4Q College st. 198 Meadow st. 153 St. John st. 41 High st. 222 Crown st. East Haven I3 Orange st. Charles Rowland Dudley Earfon 72 High st. Leverett Camp Hinman I-lfL'1'Z'f2,61l 69 Church st. Richard Henry Johnston P1'!!.f6mgh, Pa. Tontine Hotel John Kendrick pVHfZ7'bZl7j' IIS Howe st. Edward Lee Lindsley Norlh .Hrwffz 7 Yale Bank B'dg. 3 14 Law Defartznenl. John Sheldon Maxwell, B.A. VVestern Reserve College Edward Frank-lin Meeker William joseph Mills Henry Strong Nash F. William Reade Edward Henry Rogers, l3,A. Charles George Root Charles Laselle Swan, 1s.A. Albert Marion Talmadge, B.A. Wesleyan University George Triplett Attorney at 'Law Nathaniel Brooks 'Walker l Attorney at Law S James Henry Webb, B.S. I Mass. Agric. College f Alfred Newton lfVheeler, PH.l5. Sterne Wheeler Granville Moss White Hamilton Mercer Wright, B.A. t 1 W zzle7f01'zz', 1311. Brz'a'gepo1't llfew Havevz W Z'lZL'kE7ZllI07I, Jllarx. ff zz1'!fa7'd Stony Creek Waierbzlajl Clinlon, lllarr. lllizlzllelozuiz Oiumxbnro, Ify, Ifenmfburzkporl, 1116. ffamdezz Sozzlhfam' Sa zfgalufk Dlliibllijl New Ifzz wlz JUNIOR CLASS. Richard Charles Ambler William Fraser Booth, 12.A. Charles Andrews Colley Albert Jennings Dayan Albert Denison Henry Ammon james, ILA. Haydn Clark Kelly, B.A. Theodore Kepner Long Oliver Ellsworth Lyman, B.A. Burton Mansf1eld,PH.B. Henry Frank Mather, B.A. Robert Brinsmade Middlebrook Philip Gray Russell, B.A. Charles Suffern john Carlos Talcott, B.A. Robert Donaldson Townsend, B.A. junichi Tsuda Oswin Hinkley Tuttle Charles Ullman Henry' Moses Walradt, B.A. George Creighton Webb, B.A. Edwin Dean Worcester, B.A. Edmund Zacker, B.A. Bffizlgqpafft 80 Chapel st. Bridgeport 214 Elm st. 63 George st. 41 High st. Stony Creek 198 Meadow st. 191 George st. 153 St. john st. IO9 York st. I6 Exchange Build'g N no Orleans, La. Wate1'6zlajf 59 Wooster st. Saugatuck 41 High st. 1: Park st. 71 York st. 71 York st. 198 Meadow st. Lynn: Falls, N. Y. 42 VVhitney av. !lQf.r!z'c Briafge 525 Chapel st. Ballimow, Md. .New Brnznrwick, N. IO York sq. lllellffcrlawn, Pa. 1Vcw ,Haven New ffazfen 1Vew ffazfen B1'idgep01'l Afew ffzwen ffave:',vl1'aw, N. 7w7'50lZ, O. New flown Yzzpavz New Hzzwn 1Vezef Haven Cflesfer, lllass. New York Albany, N. Y. ffllfff-07'lL, Y. 24 College st. 88 Trumbull st. 50 Lyon st. 432 Chapel st. IO2 Crown st. I5 VVooster pl. 133 College st. 102 Crown st. 193 George st. 6 Trumbull st. 520 Chapel st. 257 Orange st. 4I Howe st. 38 Hillhouse av. 77 York st. Madison House Graduates, IO, Seniors, 283 juniors, 23. Total, 61. Department of Philosophy andthe Arts. GRAD UATE STUDENTS. julian Willis Abernethy, B.A. Middlebury College George Burton Adams, B.A. l Beloit College l William Beebe, B.A. Thomas Marcus Blakslee, P1-1.13. Madison University Elisha Slocum Bottum, B.A. Francis Elwood Brown, PI-LB. David Walter Brown, B.A. Clarendon Cobb Bulkley, B.A. Trinity College George Ensign Bushnell, B.A. Lloyd joseph Caswell, P1-LB. Russell Henry Chittenden, Pl-LB. Edward lBull Clapp, B.A. Illinois College Edward Sheflield Cowles, P1-1.11. Charles Davidson, B.A. Iowa College George Vlfashingtori Dungan, B.A Iowa College Levi Harry Elwell, B.A. Amherst College Carl E. Epler, B.A. l Illinois College ' l Stanley Forbes, PH.B. George Levi Fox, B.A. George Rudolph Freeman, ILA Pennsylvania. College joseph Alvin Graves, B.A. George Bird Grinnell, B.A. Henry Strong Gulliver, B.A. Arthur Twining Hadley, B.A, Ely Ransom I-lall, B.A. Oscar l-larger, Max. - l Y B1'i,rz'o!, Vi. Peeatoazim, III. Wa1'saw, JV. Y. Hrzmiliofz, N. Y. N orwick Wfer! flavefz Ogrlezubufgfl, N. Y. Lebanon, N. If Beloii, Wire. N orwiclz New Haven W ewerley, III. Fd7'l7li7Zg'f07Z Glfiamell, Iowa Orealoorzz, Iowa Nofflhmfyifoaz, Mass. yacksovzville, III. San Fmfzrrlveo, Cal. New ffzwen Gellyrbmg, Pa. Nero ffzwefz N'e'zu1 York Cizjf fI1z1'lfom' 1Ve'w ffnveu New Hovefz 1Vew I:'a71en 533 Chapel st. Q3 W. D. H. 153 F. 36 Prospect st. 72 High st. West Haven 77 York st. 23 Lyon st. 77 York st. 23 Humphrey st. I31 Dwight st. 6 Library st. 25 Broadwav. II! Martin st. QI Olive st. IZI Elm st. 144 Orange st. 7 College st. 505 Chapel st. 590 Chapel st. 6 Library st. Hartford 145 Temple st. 474 Howard av. I4 University pl. George Wesson Hawes, PH.B. Beslan, zllass. - I4 s. 1-I. Ohver Perry Hay' M'A' Oskaloom, Iowa 30 College st. Prof. Nat. Sci., Oskaloosa College Henry Allen Hazen B.A ' ' I ' If . N. S. H. Dartmouth College NLZU aww 55 Charles Hildebrand, PILB. 1Vew Haven I6 Chestnut st. 16 Dqpariffzenf of Pkiloxophy and Me Arty. William Addison Houghton, B.A. David Andrew Kennedy, B.A. Frank Clifford Lyman, B.A.. Henry Frank Mather, B.A. Franklin Henry McClung, B.A. East Tennessee University Hiram Allen Miller, PH.B. Lanman james Nettleton, B.A. Oberlin College Herbert Franklin Northrup, B.A. ' Middlebury College john Howard Packard, B.A. William Beach Palmer, Pl-1.13. William Hampton Patton, B.A. William Barton Payne, B.A. East Tennessee University Frederic Noah Pease, PH.B. john Wesley Peck, B.A. Claudius Victor Pendleton, P1-1.13. Myron Harry Phelps, B.A. Andrew Wheeler Phillips, Pl-LB., M.A. Trinity College Dwight Edward Pierce, P1-1.12. Dudley Rhoads, l3.A. Denison University Rufus Byam Richardson, B.A. Edward Denmore Robbins, B.A. Naman Shepard, B.A. Thomas Alexander Smith, B.A. Muskingum College George Loomis Sterling, B.A. john Basil WVard, LL.B. Charles Alexander Watson, PH.B. Frank Pope Wilson, B.A. Kenyon College Charles Manly Wilds, B.A. - Middlebury College Nathaniel Lewis Willet, B.A. Mercer University, Ga. George Willard Wood, B.A. Bates College Edwin Dean Worcester, B.A. Nezu ffzwevz Nero Haven lV07'fh!l7IQZff07Z, lfllarx. 1Wa1'!0o1'a', VZ. Ifrzoxwille, Term. 1Vew Hawefz 0bL'7'Zi7Z, 0. Sharehawz, VI. Azrbufvz, Me. , B1'idgejbo1'Z Wa!41'bzz1jf ffnoxville, T emz. E!li72g'l'0IZ .DtZ72bZl7jl Bazrah Elmwood, Ill. Cheshire . U o New Hrwefz Gmmville, 0. ' Groton, Marr. W5!he1'Jjffld 1Vew 1311171673 Morgafzville, O. Truvzbull N510 flown ' Lfzzrgfarzl' San Fmvzrisco, Cal. Bridal, VK. Zlfacou, Ga. Lezuirfozz, Me. Albany, N. Y. I SPECIAL STU DENTS. William Emery Decrow Bgmggy, Mg, Albert Forrester Jones, B.s. ' Chira, Cal. 139 Elm st. IO University pl. 145 York st. 114 High st. 47 N. s. H. S8 w. D. H. 44 York sq. pl. 46 York sq. 46 N. s. H. 126 Crown st. 32 Bristol st. 72 High st. 57 N. s. H. 211 Crown st. 4 Cheshire 29 Prospect st. 231 Crown st. 5 s. 21 s. 24 Dow st. 38 High st. 77 York st. 2 Kimberly av. go High st. ror w. D. 1-1. 533 Chapel sr. 44 York sq. pl. 156 York st. 77 York st. GRADUATES, 61 96 Dwight st. IQI Temple st. Shejielfl Soienlzjic School. 17 fFor Graduate Students in Sheffield Scientilic School see Department of Philosophy and the Artsj Sheffield Scientific School. William Whittlesey Abbott William Henry Backus George Henry Bartlett Charles Coding Beach Morris Burke Belknap Bernard Berens Arthur Lewis Betts Frank Leuiis Bidwell ' james Henry Brewster john Edwards Buddington Lucien liowber Burrows Frank Caldwell Joseph Gilbert Calhoun Frederick Leonard Cowles Henry Holbrook Curtis Judson Amos Doolittle Wallace Bruce Fenn Burr Kellogg Field Joachim john Francke William Edgar Gard john Elisha Morpeth Hall William Stanley Hine Walter Holcomb Horace Cobb Howard Joseph Paxon lddings Charles Maples -larvis Lawrence Kneeland Elijah Thien Foh Laisun Frank Cooper Lawrence Alton Winslow Leighton Charles James Luck Ferrier john Martin SENIOR CLASS. New Haoefz Cleveland, O. .llfforlb Guilford Ha1'1y'o1'cl Louiwille, Kjf. Philndeyhizz, Pa. JVo1'wzzlle A'a1z.rrz,v Cirgl, filo. N ew flzwefz Hzzlzllfzglon Demiur, Ill. Czzrtkage, 0. Hd7'lf07'd New Havezz New York Cizjl Cheshire New Havelz GB7'llZd1Zf0'ZU7L, Pa. IV.-no York Cily New York Cigl B7'00kQVIZ, N. Y. Bridgeport New fnlaffifowl Towlzreizd, VZ. Orange, N. Binghamton, N. Bv'ookQwz, N. Y. Slzmzghzzi, China zVew York Cigf 1Vew Havezz Jfozuels Point, JV. Omlzge, . JV. Y. Y. ZQ Prospect st. 36 Elm st.. 157 Church st. 61 Grove st. I4 Lock st. X93 Temple st. Westville 36 Elm st. 77 Wall st. H untington 120 High st. 86 W. D. H. 56 W. D. H. 332 Chapel st. 61 Grove st. 126 High st. 191 Church st. 36 Elm st. 36 Elm st. 25 Eld st. SI Prospect st. 48 College st. 8 Lock st. 36 Elm st. 119 W. D. H. 36 Elm st. QQ WVall st. IZO College st. 488 Chapel st. L37 Henry st. 44 York sq. pl. 189 Church st. 1 8 Shejiolzz' Scieizfzfr School, Charles Knox Mixter Rook Lvlmzfi, Ill. 25 Eid Sf- James BiHil'iMUl'fHjV Norwirfz 149 College st Samuel Lewis Penfield Catskill, N. Y. 58 Trumbull st. WVillard Nourse Pratt Elmira, JV. Y. 48 College st. Nathaniel Chapin Ray Wh-I Hawaii 271 Cllllpel Si- Francis Rawlinson Read Lfarifonz' 90 High SI- Lucius Waterman Robinson Fair flawzz 464 Chapel SI- Thomas Fitch Rowland Gz'eeupoz'nl, N. Y. Q2 Chapel st james Alvin Scott .Nazzgaiurk ISQ George st William Thompson Sedgwick Farmington 4 Library st. Charles Dwight Smith Plzzfztyoille 133 College st George Smith r Afew .Hawaii 164 Elm st Walter Snowdon Smith Cifirimmli, 0. 458 Chapel st Henry Ling Taylor 1Vew York Cizjf 86 W. D. H. Arthur john Tenny 1Vew IJZVZIEJZ 126 Crown st. Allan Mason Thomas Wz'i'!bfo1'd, R. I. 61 Grove st William Gilman Thompson 1Vew York City 251 Church st. john Abeel Weekes .New York Cigf 61 Grove st Horace Lemuel Wells New Bffiiaifi 675 Chapel st James Harold' VVickersham Lzzizmxfer, Pa. 169 Temple..st Albert Daniel Wilson 1Vi'zuozugf, Ni Y. 531 Chapel st George Leverett XVilson WestKiZZi1zgb1 8 Lock st Edwin Young Hoazesdnle, Pa. 251 Church st A SENIORS, 55 JUNIOR. CLASS. William Day Allen ffmU'o1'1z' 88 Wall st Seymour Landon Alvord Wfext l7Vin.vz'ezl' 88 Wall st john Pomeroy Bartlett New Britain 116 College st john Luis Blackmore Cizjf of Zlfexico, Zllexiro 40 Park st Edward Everett Brewster We.rZ Cornwall 142 Greene st. Fayette Williams Brown Yonkers, JV. Y. 161 Temple st William Tyler Browne Lisbon 31'-IPIOSIJCCI st Charles William Canfield ffm'Q ora' 81 Wall st Robert VVilliams Chapin .gpl'Z'7Zgn-Filly, Mars. 36 Elm st Vvlillaffl Grover Chaplfl Salngyqy 193 TempIQ'5t Charles Samuel Churchill New Haven 257 Franklin st Oresres Cleveland yfmy Ciijv, N. 7. 96 Olive st Walter Linsley Cowles Wglliyzgfgyfd 332 Chapel St Edward Caldwell Earle 1Vem flown 214 Orchard st. Levi Abraham Eliel Chicago, Ill. 62 w. n. H. 19 Shejielaf Scienlzfc School. Augustus james Emery Bangor, Me. 35 Howe st Granger Farwell Chicago, Ill. 36 Elm st Oswin Hart Doolittle Fowler Ilforlh Haven 133 College st Cadmus Zacchens Gordon Brookville, Pa. 8 Lock st Rodney Granger Leonard Vassall Greene Henry Sturges Guthrie Ralph Augustus Harman Gerald Waldo Hart VValter Tillman Hart . George Stewart Hegeman Charles Betts Hillhouse Charles DeVilliers Hoard Robert Samuel Hulbert Thomas Mastin jacks Fred Beckwith Jillson Willard Drake johnson Edward Charless LeBourgeois Charles Richard Lee George Webb Mason james Philip Montjoy . NVilliam james Perry Moore Frank Turner Moorhead Frank Pierce Morrison Frank Tracy Watkins Palmer James Henry Pierce George Henry Potts William Eckhardt Raht Edward Townsend Reed Charles Theodore Richmond Edward Kilbourn Roberts Harold Roorbach Edward Hubbard Russell Rufus Henry Skeel Edward Herndon Smith William Annin Vliet George Augustus Wall Ebin Jennings Ward Walter Watson Francis Dana Winslow Chicago, Ill Norwich Bzlfalo, 1V. Y. Cleveland, O. ZVe-w Britain 9 .Vew Haverz .Bl'00h'l3l7L, N. Y. New Haven Chicago, Ill. PVe.rZ W inslea' Helezza, Ark. ' Vlfvhilehall, IV. Y. Dl7o1hingfon, D. C. Sl. june: Parirh, La. lfenorha, W irc. Orange, N. Lamhayegue, Peru .New Brilain Pillrhnfgh, Pa. Sanla Clara, Cal. Chicago, Ill. Sanla Clara, Cal. Pilfxlozun, N. Cleveland, Tenn. Alhany, JV. Y. jfohnsonville, N. Y , New Haven New Yorh Cilfjl New Ilaven Nevyhzc:jgh,1V. Y. ,B7'00k6l7Z, IV. Y. Cleveland, O. Providence, IC. I Jlfew ffaven Northampton, Jlrzsx. Wachingiorz, D. C. 134 College st 134 College st 48 College st 36 Elm st 124 High st. 44 High st 109 Elm st 3 Hillhouse av 416 Chapel st 8 Lock st 112 Olive st 83 Olive st 23 Prospect st. 464 Chapel st 3I E. D. H 119 W. D. H 258 Orange st Q7 William st 459 Chapel st 61 Grove st 464 Chapel st 161 Temple st Q0 Grove st 61 Grove st 169 Temple st 8 Brown st 104 Grove st IQ Wooster pl 193 Temple st 36 Elm st 193 Temple st 36 Elm st 523 Chapel st Q0 Grove st 165 Temple st JUNIORS, 55 zo Shejielrl SCZ.67ZfZ-WC School. FRESHMAN CLASS. Frederick ,Innis Allen William' Armour Harry Washington Asher William Montgomery Atwater Charles Ketchum Averill Charles Rufus Ayres Rogers Clark Ballard Samuel Eben Barney George Frederick Hunter Bartlett Lindon Bates Joseph Bidleman Bissell Malcom Booth William Brooks Cabot Harry Osborn Carrington Joseph Arthur Chanute Frederick Burr Clemmons William James Comstock Albert XVilliam collgdon john Howard Cromwell Charles Edward Davis Arthur Melancthon Diggles Charles Thompson Dodd Arthur Dodge ' Auhznvz, N. Y. Chieago, Ill. .New Haven 1Vew Haven Erizlgeporz' Woodfrzofzt Louisville, Kjl. New Haven Bujalo, N. Y. Chicago, Ill. Lakeville South Ifingslon, R. I. Bvfaillehoro, VZ. New Haven .New Yorh Cizyf .Nezcf Haven Toledo, 0. Broohgzn, N. Y. Cm1zfo1'd, JV. Sf. A Dza'z'a1zrzpoli.r, Ind. Tawjliozofz, JV. Y. IfVe.vt 1Weri1le1z Slamford 132 College f43 York 6 Orange I5 Elm 136 Crown 149 College 149 College 110-Olive 136 Crown 523 Chapel 129 College 86 Wall 527 Chapel 33 Prospect 162 Putnam A 133 College 167 Temple 122 College 86 Wall 134 College 26 Trumbull 140 Edwards st st st st st SI SI st st St st st st st SI Sf Sl st st st st st Joseph Caldwell Earle Nero .Haven 214 Orchard st George Clarence Egan Chicago, Ill. f 84 YVall st Emerson Young Foote Nezo Haven II3 Park st Norman Norton Fowler Agawzzuz, zlflzrr. 1 Wllalley av John Currier Gallagher Nezo Haven 21 Olive st jonathan Godfrey Soulhporl 41 College st Frank Hanson Harrison Imlizzfzapolis, bmi I5 Home pl Harry Dudley Hibbard IfVooa'.vide, IV. Y. 149 York st Frank Hillhouse .New .Haven 3 Hillhouse av Shannon Buntin Hubbard Sfmdurhy, O. 142 Greene st Charles Perry Hull Lebanon 44 York sq. pl Russell Hurd Hufztifzglofz, JV. Y. I2Q College st john Jewett Broohlwz, N. Y. 86 Wall st Frederick Augustus jones flfezozzvfh, zV. 37. 165 Temple st George Campbell Law Pffilhes Barre, Pa. 165 Temple st Alfred Dennis Lewis Briagfepori I42 Greene st, George Walker Meeker Chicago, Ill. 86 Wall Sr, john Moorhead Pz'z'tl-lmgh, Pa. 48 College st. Edward Delavan Nelson New Yorh Cibf 134 College St, Walter Nordholl' V Ayivze, N. ji 145 York st, X o 21 5 Shejiela' Scienfzjio School. Frederick W. Paramore SZ. Lonis, ZVfo. 167 Temple st. Robert WVilson Patrick Oomna, Afeor. 531 Chapel st. Isaac Marion Rosenthal Ifochesler, IV. Y. 35 Howebst. joseph Addison Sandford Wa:-e, fllaxs. 27 Prospect st. Edward Rupert Sargent New Hzzwn 132 WVooster st. George Augustus Saunders Newporf, 16. I 43 Whitney av. William Seth Silsby - Senem Folk, N. Y. 143 York st. Edward Henry Sleight flloline, Ill. 27 Prospect st. Herbert Eugene Smith ffzzrzfoni 1 Whalley av. Thaddeus Henry Spencer Suffield 69 Bradley st. Isaiah Kidder Stetson Bangor, zlff. 33 Prospect st. Daniel Eddie Stone Cleveland, 0. I62 York st. Michael Lucas Sullivant Bmw' Oakr, III. 157 George st. Arthur Stoddard Van Voorhis New York Cifjf Q4 Grove st. john Thomas Waring Yonkers, JV. Y. 161 Temple st. Albert Lowery Webster Belhlehenz, Pa. I24 High st. Charles Seward Wilcox Painemillo, 0. 136 College st. Walter Smith Vifilfjams Evanston, ffl. 84 Wall st. Charles Henry Wilmerding Ha1'0'of'd 29 Prospect st. Eugene Benjamin Wilson Elizzzbelk, N. ji 147 York st. ' FRESHMEN, 63 SPECIAL STUDENTS Thomas Attwater Bostwick Luther Chamberlain Bragg William Thomas Cochrane Robert Haggert Clinton Hart Merriam Henry Pierce Morgan Edmond Beecher Wilson ,N OT CANDIDATES FOR A DEGREE. Nero flown 162 Olive st. IIliQford, flfars. SQ Trumbull st. Durham, Ontario IIQ Greene st. B1'aznpz'on, Ontario 119 Greene st. Loans! Grove, N. Y. 42 Whitney av. IfVooo'61'irZge Woodbridge Genzwzffll. 58 N. S. H. SPECIAL STUDENTS, 7 Medical Department. FACULTY. REV. NOAH PORTER, D.D., LL.D., PRESIDENT. BENIAMIN SILLIMAN, M.D. STEPHEN G. HUBBARD, M.D. CHARLES A. LINDSLEY, M.D., Dean. MOSES C. WHITE, M.D. QRANCIS BACON, M.D. AVID P. SMITH, M.D. LEONARD J. SANFORD, M.D. WILLIAM L. BRADLEY, M.D., Denzonslralor in Amziozny. NOTE.-The Term begins October 19th. 4 0 Academical Department. SENIOR CLASS. Nathan Davis Abbott Walerlozun, Marr. 29 S. Charles Landon Alvord ' West Winsted 157 F. James Parkhill Andrews ffaryford 22 s. john Birdsye Atwater zllinneapolis, zlfinn. 154 F. Eugene Voy Baker New Haven 133 F. Arthur Umney Bannard Salem, M jf. 149 F. Charles Wheeler Barnes New York Cizjf 221 D. William Milo Barnum Lime Rook 222 D. john Kimberly Beach Afew Haven 156 F. Allen Everett Beeman Slrogford . 177 F. Walter Irving Bigelow Grzzflon, Marr. 219 D. Willis Anson Briscoe - Tnonzpronville 23 S. john Wolcott Bristol New Ifaoen 156 F. Walter Brooks New Yorle Cily 228 D. Edgar Stickney Buffum Greoi Falls, N. H. S8 N. M. Charles Clark Camp Wert Aleriden 173 F jesse Lewis Case Peeonie, M Y. 194 C. joseph Hayes Chandler W. Brattleboro, VZ. 148' F. Charles Fred Chapin South Hadley Falls, Marr. 101 N Henry Sabin Chase ffIILll'67'bZl7jl .. 222 D. Robert Goodsell Chidsey Werlvfille 119 N. Frank Edgar Clark ' Nortlzonqflon, Marr. .145 F William ,Hurley Clark Bloonzrbnfgf, Pa, 30 s Charles Melville Clarke zllonferey, Mass. I2 S. Arthur Wells Cole Westmoreland, N. H ZQ S Richard Morse Colgate Orange, N. jf. 212 D. William Welch Collin Penn Yan, N. Y. 227 D. Elbridge Clinton Cooke Woreexier, Mars. 6 S Israel Towne Cowles Beleheriown, Marr. 88 N. M. james Pierpont Davenport B7'00kbllZ, N. Y. 24 S. Frederick Wendell Davis .Hargforei 23 5 Charles Porter Dickinson Fitchburg, fllass. 226 D. Edwin Ruthven Dillingham Brooklyn, N Y. . I3 s. Samuel Lewis Eaton Loneoxfer, Wire. 106 N. G'USta.Vl1S Eliot ' Ngyfzfi Hgygn I2 S, George Thomson Elliot New Orleans, La. I3 s, Samuel Augustus Fisk Norflzonmton, Moss. 152 F. George Ward Foote New ffooen 7 5, 'P Seniors. 23 james Stephen Foote Colckerler 7 5, Cleaveland Forbes Son Froneirco, Cal. 144' Orange st. William Jehiel Forbes .B7'00kb'7Z, N. Y. I4 S. William Hall Ford B7'00kbflZ, N. Y. 6 5, Russell Frost Delhi, N. Y. 157 F, Edwin Baker Gager Scolland 2 TR, Edwin Burpee Goodell New Haven ISI L, Thomas Dwight Goodell Nero Haverz ISI L, Frank Daniel Goodhue Cinoinnafi, 0. 223 D, Lewis Edward Goodier Ulim, JV. Y. 26 5 Harry Dickinson Green Reading, Pa. 8 5, Arthur Huntington Gulliver Noafzoiok 201 D Orlando Hall A Cleveland, 0. 223 D john Ruggles Hatch New York Cizjf 225 D Thomas Avery Hine Afezoezrk, N. 7. 25 s Aloheus Clark Hodges Roclzesfer, N Y. 217 Crown st james Birchard Howard Grand Rapids, fldioh. 28 s Albert Hoysradt 1 Hzldson, N Y. 225 D Arthur Hancock Ingraham Brooklyn, N. YQ 179 George st Eric Harrison johnson Pulnonl 16o F Harry Meyer johnson New York Cigl 228 D john Herbert Johnston New York Cigv 234 D Ardon Legrand Judd Slrazford 133 F john Frisbee Keator Roxbury, N. Y. 230 D john Everett Keeler Stamford IO7 N William Hoyt Kelsey Bridgeport I05 N Arthur Reade Kimball Wert Haven 212 D George Edward Langdon Pljnnozzllz 234 D William Penn Macombef Pm-fmfmm, 16. L 226 D George Edward Matthews Bzgfalo, N. Y. 26 s Benjamin Maurice Sing Sing, N. Y. 16 S Webster Merrifield Williafzzsoille, Vt. 101 N Charles Sumner Mervine Millon, Pa. 146 F Timothy Dwight Merwin New 1l!iQ'ord 176 F Charles Sumner Miller Roekexter, N. Y. 146 F Frank Arthur Mitchell Norwich 227 D Frank Wisner Murray Goshen, N. Y. 31 S james Boyd Neal Blooznrbmgg, Po. 229 D Robert Gilbert Osborn 1Vo'wh'a1xen 150 York st Frank Whitney Paige Vernon Depoz' QQ N Theodore Peet New York Cizjf 229 D Frederick Bosworth Percy Bolo, file. 215 D Edwin Oscar Perrin Albany, AC Y. 28 S Frank Hinchman Platt Owego, N. Y. 152 F joseph Gilpin Pyle Brink Ildeefg House, Md. 607 Chapel st 24- Se1zz'or.v. Orville Reed LLZ7ZJ'i7lg0Zt72g'h, IV, Y. I48 F. Clarence Ledoux Reid Chicago, Ill. 151 F. Henry Roberts Hor1y'o1'd 2I5 D. Henry Martyn Rood Nolal, S. Afrieo Q0 N. M. Frederick Rufus Sanford PVoteromjf I5 S. joshua Montgomery Sears Bosfon, flfaw. 150 Crown st Frank Holmes Shaffer Cz'1zeifmzzz'i, 0. 145 F. Charles Henry Shelton jersey Cigar, M jf. , IO4 N. George French Shelton Sdllfhblhj' 106 N. Daniel Dennis Sherman Afewoufgh, N. Y. II s. Orray Taft Sherman Afezuowgh, IV. Y. II S Morris Shotwell Shipley Cineivmoti, O. 230 D Gerrit Smith flfadixon I7 S Thomas Edward Vermilye Smith Ilfew York Clngl 27 S Charles Haley Stevens New flzwefz Q0 N. M Frederick julian Stimson New York Cizjv 20g D Charles Hamot Strong Erie, Pa. 201 D john Seymour Thacher New Haven 151 F George Huntington Thomas Norwiek 16 S james Smith Thompson 'East Haven II7 N Lewis Frank Tooker Por! jfej'er:ofz, JV. Y. 32 S George Montgomery Tuttle Mi7z1zeopoZz's, Miazvz. 154 F Charles Cadwell Tyler I3o11ze,N. Y. IO4 N William Henry Upton Porllond, Oregon 105 N Andrew Britton Van Horne jersey Cigv, N. jf. IU s Nathaniel Upham Walker Concord, N. fl. 209 D Samuel Morris Waln l'Vo!:zforo', N. 7. 32 s Frank Woodruff Wheaton Wz'!ke: Barre, Pa. IO s John Meek YVhitehead Hillxooffo, HZ. I73 F. William Erving Whitney Boxfofz, Mass. 25 S Alexander Martin Wilcox Boliimore, llfd. 117 N. Arthur Williams Ifzzrzford 22 s, William Pierrepont Williams New Lomiofz 177 F, Philip johnson Wilson Milleaffozz, N. Y. 24 S. Frederic Seymour Winston Ckieogo, Ill. 219 D. SENIORS, 118 f?zmz'ors. Z5 JUNIOR CLASS. William Martin Aber Oswego, N. Y. 3 3 George Clarence Ackerman New Haven 166 F Henry Alexander Barling Englewood, JV. 41 College st Harlan Page Beach, Soulk Orange, IVY IO8 N Frank Armstrong Beckwith Woierbzefgf 124 N Fred jason Beckwith New Loudon 75 N, M William Passmore Belden New Haveez 72 N, M Edward Morgan Bell Stemzforo' 116 N Edwin Austin Benton llfl. Lebzzvzon, Syria 87 N. M Douglas Putnam Birnie Springfield, Zllasr. 218 D Edward Wilkinson Blodgett Pazoluekef, 16. f. 64 High st lsadore Nathan Bloom Louisville, IQ. 203 D. Herbert YVolcott Bowen .B7'00kbf7Z, N. Y. 129 F Charles Edwin Briggs Rockford, Ill. 203 D. Oliver Winslow Brown Norwich 64 High st. Alexander jay Bruen Woskiazglofz, D. C. 139 F. George William Burton Illmzekerter, Vt. 165 F Treat Campbell Springfield Ill. 238 D Charles Francis Carter Ckieopee Fallr, Mars. 165 F Arthur Dickenson Chandler W'ooo'i-lock 140 F Paul Charlton ffzzrriskzergk, Pa. 237 D, john Proctor Clarke .New York Ciry 174 F Hollis William Cobb ' Skrewskmjf, Marr. 92 N. M Harry Clark Coe New .Haven 163 F Henry Eugene Coe Afezo York Cigf 144 F. Arthur Nott Cooley Pittsfield, fllosx. 149 York st Andrew Fay Currier Pozlgkkeeprie, N. Y. I32 F, George Louis Curtis 7 Coazazzdaigzeo, N. Y. 176 F. Arthur Payson Dana Wellesley, Marr. 74 High st. Ernest Davis B7'00k6!7Z, N. Y. 206 D. Archibald Alexander Dershimer Falls, Pa. 4 S. Stanley Walker Dexter Sam Frfzfzeiseo, Cal. 168 F. William Lowry Dickson Cineilmoti, O. 174 F. Charles Hawkins Dilley Waleafeozofz, N. Y. 3 s. Walter Erskine Dimmick ffoezesdezle, Paz. 217 D. William Victor Downer Clzifiezzongo, N. Y. 142 F. Frederic Bennett Dubach flazzuzfal, filo. 85 N. M. George Benjamin Edwards Russellville, Ajf. 98 N, Charles Adam Feick Newaz'k, N. ji 6 Library st. Albert Baldwin Fifield Provide1zee,1?. 11 II8 N. Edward Willis Flagg 1Vortkboro', fWn.v.v. 114 N. Roger Sherman Bald win Foster Boslon, zllars. 9 5, Charles Henry Freedman Afezo .Haven 130 F. Charles Minor Gilbert .New ffaven 86 York st. George Edwards Gilbert , Afew flaven' 86 York st. 26 ?fanz'0r.s'. William Thurston Gilbert B7'00kQfll, IV: Y. 235 D. William Brown Glover Faiafeld 231 D- William Walker Green Englewood, N. jf. I3 S- Edward Platt Hickox Warkirzgtofz I34 F. Joseph Wood, Hill W'el-tport 97 N' Wallace YVorth Hite ZQanca.tz'er, 0. 214 D- Howard Clark Hollister Cincinnati, 0. 239 D. Louis Hood Newzzrk, .Ni ' 130 F Harry Hutchinson Hostetter Piltsozlzgk, Pa. A. Henry Martyn Hoyt PVz'lke.r-Barre, Pa. 232 D Burgess Scott Hurtt Yonkers, N. Y. 168 F William Knowles James Hazzzkzzvg, Iowa 123 N Tudor Storrs Jenks B7'00kZjl7Z, JV. Y. 235 D John Gould Jennings Clefoeland, O. 71 W. D. H Carlton Rogers Jewett llforawio, IV. Y. 159 F Ernest Clifton Johnson Plfalfon, N. Y. 4 S John Quincy Adams Johnson 1Vewomjfporl, lllarx. '135 F Edwin Morgan Joslyn llfew York Cizjf 233 D Philip Keller Ashland, Pa. QI N. M Edward Browning Kellogg Colekerler 131 F Clarence Hill Kelsey Bridgeyborf Q7 N George Tapscott Knott Springfeld, Mo. 163 F Henry Winslow Lamb Norwiek 131 F James McCormick Lamberton .Hare-irourg, Pa. 237 D Frederick Benjamin Lathrop Tolland 74 N, M William Henry Law New Haven 144 F Harry Bruce McCarroll 1Vorri.rz'own, IV1 -7. 159 F John Prouty McCune Colzlmouf, 0. 206 D Frank Virgil McDonald Sacramento, Cal. 79 York st John Irving McDonald St. jfosepk, Mo. 71 N. M James Briggs McEwan Albany, N. Y. 142 F Edwin McKnight jlliddleporl, N. Y. 69 N. M Walter Lee Merwin Durham 100 N Philip Washburn Moen Woafcesler, Mass. 71 W. D. H Royal Corban Moodie Earl Craftsoury, Vt. ' 123 N Samuel Merrill Moores Indianapolir, bzd. 72 N. M Charles Henry Morgan Cleveland, 0. 224 D Edward Lind Morse Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 213 D. Thomas Ephraim Mower Litchfield 231 D, George Smith Palmer Monlville 140 F Charles Parsons New York Cigf 169 F. Raymond Albert Patterson Ckieago, Ill. 208 D, John Northrup Peet Bfddkblli, N. Y. 202 D James Protus Pigott New ffafoen QI N, M George Edward Pollock Pitfsfeld, Mars. 238 D John Addison Porter ' New flawen 232 D, .7:ZL7ZZ.07'S. 27 Frederick Potter New York Cigl 224 D, Warren Aaron Ransom New York Cigf I32 F, Edward Enoch Reed Columbia, S. C. 20 s. Alfred Lawrence Ripley Andover, Maxx. 213 D Lawrence Henry Schwab Forzikani, N. Y 214 D William Benton Scranton New Haven 147 F Edward Howard Seely B7'00k2l'7Z, N. Y. 210 D Charles Herbert Shaw New York Cigz 216 D Charles Sidney Shepard Bzlfalo, N. Y. 210 D Allton Harvey Sherman Easzford 69 N, M Edward Wier Smith Iflfexl Jlferiden 166 1: Edwin Whittier Smith Pillsbzwgk, Pa. 216 D Friend, William Smith B1'iaf.gfepa7't 'II6 N Charles Langford Spencer Sr. Paul, Mifzn. 161 F Clinton Spencer Szwiela' 134 F Walter Squires New York Cizjf 218 D, Charles Martin Stone Binghamton, N Y. 161 F. Edgar Heathcote Stone Sioux Cigf, Iowa 162 1: Theodore Chester Strong Piili-ion, Pa. 147 F William Howard Taft Cineinnali, O. 158 F Inajiro Taneka Tajiri Kagorkima, japan 6 Trumbull st Arthur Bailey Taylor Sjzingjield, Bloor. 202 D William Henry Taylor Ckicago, Ill. 124 N William Howard Taylor Brookline, Mars. 74 High st joseph Irving Tayntor Illarloord, Mass. Q2 N. M Edmund Roderick Terry Brookgfn, N. Y. 155 F. Joseph Almon Ticknor New Marlkoro', .fllai-.v. 108 N. George Trowbridge New York Ciijf 2 5, john Trumbull Vakjaraiso, Ckili 164 F, james Riedell Tucker Durlzam 74 N, M, Harold Shefiield Van Buren Englewood, N. jf. 169 F, VVilliam Allen Van Buren Covington, Ky. II3 N, Ambrose Lee Wager Rkinekeok, N. Y. 135 F, William Everett Waters Cincinnati, O. II3 N, Benjamin Rush Wendell Cazenozfia, N. Y. 220 D. Frank Baldwin Wesson New York Cigf , 239 D, Holland Stratford Whiting .New York Cizjf 76 N, M, Edward Baldwin Whitney New Haoezz I62 F, George Patten Whittlesey Waskiviglofz, D. C. 129 F. Marion Wilcox .New Haven I5 York sq Reynold Webb Wilcox Ilfadison I7 5, Charles Kemble Woodbury Norwalk 172 11, Clarence Samuel Woodruff Wilkes Barre, Pa. 6 Library st. Thomas Cook Wordin Bridgeporl 172 F, Rudolf W'urts New Haoeiz 204 D, Vllilliam Lawrence Ross VVurts Paterson, M ji 204 D, JUNIORS, 137 28 Sojhhomores. SOPHOMORE CLASS. Herbert Cummings Adams Edwin Morgan Adee Charles Francis Aldrich William Palmer Allen Theodore Bedell Armstrong William Cooper Asay Charles Brewster Atwater Otis Elihu Atwater Hugh Dudley Auchincloss William Ward Bailey Ralph Barker Thomas Rossiter Barnum Augustus YVood Bell Edward Tyler Blair Louis Norman Booth, Edward Augustus Bowers Lloyd Wheaton Bowers Caius Cobb Bragg Lorenzo Cary Brooks William Livingston Bruen Harry Austin Buffum jonathan Bulkley Lucien Francis Burpee Henry Allen Bushnell Donald Yorke Campbell Augustus Stiles Carrier Ernest Carter Lung Chun Martin Clark , joseph Russell Clarkson Aaron Van Schaick Cochrane Macgrane Coxel Oliver Turnbull Crane Henry Cooper Crouch John Guy Crump john William Curtiss julian VVheeler Curtiss David Daggett Louis Shepard DeForest Arthur Cushing Dill Henry Herbert Donaldson james 'Webster Eaton Newell Avery Eddy I?f1r'i1-firfille, JV. Y. lVe:z'rhe:!e7', N. Y. I'Vorre.vz'er, Maxx. Auburn, N. Y. Omega, N. Y. Chicago, ffl. Bridgmort Braltleboro, Vt. New Yark Ciljl New Havefz New York CZIQI fVew Haverz flf07'7'i.l'f0'EUIZ, IV. Chirago, Ill. B1'z'dg.epa1't IVMU flawfz Elizaaeik, IVY Cimizznati, 0. Chicago, ffl. Washington, D. C. Gfzai Falk, N. ff. Braukbn, N. Y, Rorkville Saybrook Oakland, Cal. Erie, Pa. Chicago, III. lfiezz Shang, China Bzgfala, N Y, Chiraga, III. Coxracleie, N, Y, ffufzzivvfille, Ala. Mal'1'i1!0w1z, N, -7, ffingstafz, N. Y. New London Wafe7't0w1z Faivfeld New Ifawn 1Vew ffawn New ffaaezz New York Cizjf Albany, N. Y, Bangor, Me, 73 N. M. 143 York st. 42 S. M. 57 s. M. 60 s. M. 458 Chapel st. 109 N. I3 Trumbull st. ' SQ W. D. H 185 Temple st ' 42 s. M 38 Humphrey st 464 Chapel st 143 F 82 Wall st 117 Crown st 464 Chapel st 40 s. M 62 W. D. H I3Q F 44 s. M 464 Chapel st 191 C 82 N. M 59 s. M 84 N. M 61 S. M 138 F 6 Library st 54 S. M 82 N. M 157 George st 464 Chapel st 126 High st 48 s. M 38 s. M 38 S. M 60 Wall st. Compton st. 186 C. 64 S. M. 464 Chapel st. 43 s. M. Soplzamofes. Z9 Gerard Morris Edwards Charles Mitchell Fabrique Frank Clifton Fairchild john Villiers Farwell Edward Hart Fenn David Fleischman U Samuel Peters Fosdick George Forris Foster Samuel Monell Foster Edward Stacy Fowler John Milton Fox john Lester Franklin Roscoe Rush Gilmer Henry Sherwood Green Robert Ryers Griswold Otis Clay Hadley William Denison Hatch Amos Hatheway William Whitney Hawkes Howard VVortley Hayes Edwin Cooper Haynie john jacob Hill james William Hillhouse Henry Hitchcock Leonard Milton Hodges Louis Howland William Colburn Husted Frank Eldridge Hyde Lewis Huntington Hyde Walter Belknap James Frank jones Herbert Samuel jones Elisha Brooks Joyce Edward james Judd Bruce Smith Keator john William Keller George Morrill Kimball Samuel Ayr Kimball George Washington Kirch b w ey William Armstrong Labaree Gilbert Dimock Lamb Charles Henry Leete George Lester Lewis George Sigmund Linde David Charles Lines , 5 New York Cigl New Havefz Newark, N. Cliieago, Ill. fflZ7'LffU7'6Z' Albany, N. Y. jf. Slavzford , Grand Rapids, Mick. Newbiivglz, N. Y. Millbzery, Mass. Salem New ffaven Oakland, Cal. New 1lliQ'am' Binghamton, N. Yi Danville, lnd. New York City Willilzlalzlie New .Haven A Newark, N. Springfield, Ill. Piiirkufjgk, Paw Montville St. Lenir, lilo. Ckieaga, fll. Indianapolir, fnzl. B7'00kbl7Z, N. Y. Ha1'1y'01'd Aforwiek Balfimore, Mel. lC'anx1z.r Cigl, Mo. Soulk Szzdbufjf, Marx. New York Cizy l, Ckieaga, Ill. Roxbury. N Y. Paris, Ky. Concarzl, N. H. Bath, file. Albany, 1V. Y. Cineinnaii, O. Franklin Pairflam, N. Y. ' wma, N. Y. New Haven W aadbrizlge 420 Chapel st. 5 Springfield st. 193 c. 143 F. 420 Chapel st. 167 F: 46 s. M. 156 York st. 57 W. D. H. ' 188 C. 96 York st. 34 Trumbull st. 49 s. M. 1 s. 6 Library st. 56 s. M. 48 S. M. 6 Library st. 9 Park st. 57 s. M. 59 s. M. 6 College st. 63 W. D. H. 61 s. M. 81 N. M. 58 W. D. H. 114 College st. 56 s. M. 503 Chapel st. 55 s. M. 127 Ward st. 65 N. M. 65 W. D. H. 60 s. M. 1 S. 66 N. M. 116 W. D. H. 33 s. M. 73 N. M. 190 c. 4I High st. 73 N. M. 6 Library st. 135 Congress av. Tremont House 30 Sqliomores. Charles Herbert Livermore North Haven 103 N Edmund Pendleton Livingston New York City 46 S. M Herman Livingston New York Cigf 432 Chapel st Frank Bey Ludeling rllonroe, La. 45 S. M Harry Lyne ' Augusta, HZ. 126 High st George Lodowick McAlpine Afew York Cigv 432 Chapel st Hugh Copeland McCord Bridgeport 33 s. M Malcolm Mclvor McKenzie New ffaven 244 Orchard st Henry Hubbell McNair Lima, JV. Y. 71 York st Henry Maltzberger Reading, Pa. 66 N. M Frank Wanzer Marsh New Jlliyora' 188 C Thomas Brunton Marston Ckieago, Ill. 65 W. D. H james William Martin Freeport, HZ. 132 College st Ivan Matthias Marty Kaazsas Cifjf, Mo. I82 L Charles Loveland Merriam Wert 1Weriden 190 C William Carter Merritt Oakland, Cal. 182 L james Stetson Metcalfe Bnyfalo, IV. Y. 432 Chapel st james Middleton New Haven 96 York st Charles Miller Willirtovz, Vt. 189 C George Douglas Munson Wallingford 103 N Robert Hallam Munson DViZZiaozJport, Pa. 64 W. D. H John James Nairn Warkingtolz, D. C. 138 F Howard Dunlap Newton Norwiek, N. Y. 116 W. D. H Edgar Barlow Nichols Easton 67 N. M Edward McArthur Noyes Woodoztijf 56 Garden st William Newton Parker New Haven 64 S. M Charles Booth Peck Bfiezfgeport 65 N. M Isaac Peck I Flushing, IV. Y. 58 W. D. H William Warner Penfield New Ifotkelle, N. 37 S. M john Orlando Perrin La Fayette. Ind. 39 s. M Lewis Alfred Platt P17aterknry 192 c Adrian Suydam Polhemus Astoria, N. Y. 61 W. D. H Harry Montague Robertson .New York Cigf Thomas Edward Rochfort New Haven 37 Bradley st Robert Simpson Rodman lfotk Aland, III. 61 w. D. 1-I Henry Lincoln Rowland Southport 84 N, M Henry Chauncey Savage Pkiladetfkia, Pa. William Graydon Seeley B7'00f2l3f72, N. Y. 37 s. M Albert William Shaw Bufalo, N. Y. 6 Library st john Woodruff Shepard Harzfora' 67 N, M, Frederic Thomas Simpson Batk, file. I87 C, Frederick Sumner Smith New Haven 78 Trumbull St, George VValdo Flint Smith Potsdam, N. Y. 73 N. M, William Henry Smith Brooklyn, N. Y. 44 s. M, John George Christopher Sonn Newark, N. ff. 193 c, Freshmen. 3 1 Edward Southworth Wes! Sp1'ingj?eZd,1lfIa.r:. 139 High st. Louis Lee Stanton Nezef Yarle Cizjx 62 S. M. Thomas Wells Stiles Nezrf Havafz 86 Whitney av. Frederic Abbot Stokes Deirail, Mz'rh. ,, 64 W. D. H. Willis Edson Story Zlfilwazfhee, Vlfirr. 54 S. M. Delevan Sumner Sweet Louis Judson Swinburne Louis DuPont Syle Henry james Ten Eyck Charles Francis Terhune Arthur Hutchinson Terry john Taylor Terry Oliver David Thompson Ambrose Tighe james Duncan Torreyson Winston john Trowbridge Herbert Marshall Tufts Fred. Pierson Tuttle Otis Harvey Waldo George Dutton Watrous Benjamin Webster Harry Kellogg Willard Samuel Porter Willard Frederick Wells Williams John Eastman Wilson Mardon Dewees Wilson Timothy Lester Wfoodruff Frank Alexander Wright Phoenix, N. Y. A!hrmy,1V. Y. Yeda, jfrzprzlz A Zhrmy, N. Y. Bifzghafzzlon, N. Y. Sazzihald, N. Y. f1'zfi1zg!on,N. Y. Buffer, Pa. Bronhhwz, N. Y. Czzzzmzz Cllbf, Nev. New 117621872 Ufira, N. Y. Oakland, Cal. Illilwauleee, Wisc. New Havefz Bethlehem, Pa. Washingtafz, D. C. Colrhesfef' Uiica, N. Y. Rorhville - Philazdehfrhia, Pa. Bfoohhvn, N. Y. Goshen, N. Y. Henry Wilbur Aiken William ,Lafayette Allen john Arnold Amundson Wilmore Anway Cecil Kent Austin Frank Hamilton Ayer john Dowd Bassett George Benedict Willis Benner FRESHMAN CLASS. Mz'!!hzz1'y, Mars. B7'00kL1'lZ, N. K Rochesler, Illimz. Flaririzz, N. Y. Philadeyhia, Pa. Nashua. N. H. 1Vezu 117011571 Belhel A.rz'0ria, IV. Y. 71 York st. 46 Prospect st. 126 High st. 63 s. M. IQ2 c. I 55 W. D. H. 211 D. 62 s. M. 47 s. M 221 Church st 211 D 47 s. M 636 Chapel st 63 Whitney av 53 S. M 57 W. D. H 18Q c IQI c 186 C 40 s. M 53 s. M S0121-1oMoREs, 161 X12 N. 163 Temple st IQ Court st Q4 N. M 464 Chapel st 170 George st 131 Dwight st III N 464 Chapel st A 3 2 Freshmen. Edward Manross Bentley Ellenville, Af. Y. Q4 N. M. William Darius Bishop Bridgeport 109 N. Conrad Berens Charles Franklin Bliss William Bishop Boomer Frederick Brooks George Artemas Brown Walter Hull Buell Henry Bunn john Edward Bushnell George Whittield Butts V Walter Chauncey Camp' Frank Parker Chamberlain Walter Henry Chapin Irving Hall Chase George Henry Clark Henry Tisdale Coggeshall Frank Moody Cuntiss William Gibbons Daggett Elias Wyman Davis John Marshall Douglas Andrew Penrose Lusk Dull Cyrus Emery ' Asa john Farwell Thomas Legare Fenn William Mathews Finney john Brewster Fitch Peter Flint Frank Goodrich Henry Lee Gower Edmund Frank Green William Milne Grinnell Charles Willard Haines Edwin Caesar Malan Hall William Montague Hall Robert WVilliam Hardie john Slosson Harding William Hudson Harper William Thorn Haviland Wyllys Anderson Hedges Gerard Charles Hegeman William Burr Hill V Alfred Edwards Hooker Frank Whetstone Hopkins james Mason Hoppin Philadelphia, Pa. New Haven Clzimgo Rye, N. Y. Barre, lifasx. Maziixaiz V Springfield, Ill. Ola' Saybrook Pravidenee, I. 1Vew Havevz New York Ciljl Agawam, Zllarr. Water'bu7'y Harybrd . Newparf, R. L Yonkers, N.V Y. ' New Haven W oreerler, Blass. Clzieago, Ill. H07'7'ifbZi7gfh, Pa. New Haven Harlfora' -'ferrey Cigz, N. Saulk Ryegafe, Vt.. 1Ve'w H aven - Par! Ifenry, N. Y. Auburn, N. Y. New Haven Oak!ana', Cal. New York Cizjf Colekesiel' ' Fair Haven New .Haven A Zbany, N. Y. Wilkey Barre, Pa. Wa:kz'fzgZon, D. C. Bridgeport .Helena Cigl, Illontana .E7'00kkjf71, N. Y. New Haven New Haven Cineinnati, O. New Haven A 193 Temple st. 665 Chapel st. 464 Chapel st. 464 Chapel st. 66 W. D. H. 127 N. 153 Crown st. 127 N. Q0 High st. 595 Chapel st. 4I College st. 7 Springtield st. 526 Chapel st. 60 W. D. H. 258 Orange st. 171 F. 60 Wall st. I62, York st. 76 High sr. 55 s. M. 35 Howe st. 222 Crown st. 78 N. M. 64 High st. 77 Broadway 133 St. john st. 250 Crown st. 309 Orange st. 84 YVall st. 531 Chapel st. 128 N. 357 Grand st. I5 Home pl. I2I Elm st. 149 York st. 24 College st. IOQ N. 643 Chapel st. 109 Elm st. 35 Elliott st. 62 Prospect st. 149 York st. 47 Hillhouse av. Freshmen. 33 William Parmlee Hotchkiss .New Hover: 21 Park st john Tomlinson Hubbard Lifffijielo' IIO N Arthur Hutchins Houston, Tex, 41 Howe st Waldo Hutchins Nero York Cigv . 82 Wall st William Forrest Hutchison Noafzuich 86 Wall st james Warren Ingalls Pulmzm 96 N, M William Reynolds Innis Henry Ives Walter jennings Frederic William Keator Dana William Kellogg William Swift Keyser V Preston King Edward Weston Kneyals Oscar Alexander Knight Spencer Thien Lok Laisun Samuel Waldron Lambert Richard Hays McDonald Wilson Cary McHenry Robert DeLosse Martin Simon Charles Metzger Remsen Varick Messler Frederick Stillman Morrison Thomas Robert Morrow William D. Murray james Edward Newcomb Henry Newman Alfred Bull Nichols Harold Mather North Edward Parish Noyes Henry Choate Ordway Norris Galpin Osborn john Marshall Otis Sidney Catlin Partridge LeRoy Bliss Peckham William Allison Peters Pozeglzkeej5.rz'e, IV. New ff6Z'ZlE7Z Faifyielzi 1WOIi1ze, Ill. hfarzfford Milfon, Fizz. Y. Mifzfzeapalir, Mifzvz. Foreihawz, N. Y. Camden, Me. Skalzglzzzi, China New York Cigf Sarrzznzenfo, C?z!.' Bfzlfimore, Md. Tzjilz, 0. New Hawefz Piilsbufjgk, Prz. Holltfoke, Mass. fla1'Zj'o1'd Plai7U?eZrz', N. .zVe'w Lwzdofz Albzznjf, N. Y. Lyme New York Cilgll Byfield, lllzzrr. Hazzzpstead, N. H New Hawefz .Newiowzz ,B7'00kQV7Z, N. Y. Lebanon W iZko.v Barre, Pa. 37 College st 274 Orange st 464 Chapel st 162 York st 222 Crown st 9 Library st 143 York st 215 Crown st 170 George st 120 College st 464 Chapel st 79 York st 464 Chapel st. Q3 N. M I7 Grove st 526 Chapel st 36 High st 41 High st 36 High st II Wooster pl 46 Prospect st. 162 York st 78 N. M 96 N. M 66 W. D. 1-1 156 Olive st I7 Wooster pl 363 State st 156 York st 149 York st Smith Franklin Phillips Ezz1ZChatha11z, N. Y. 162 York st John Bliss Porter Cowefzlvjf 24 College st Charles Justus Powers Dll'llElQ07'f, Iowa 9 Library st Vvilliam Russell Purple Sprz'1zgfeIn , Mars. 7 Springheld st Charles Newton Ransom Coleherler 128 N Dickinson WoodruiT,Richarcls Liirkjield 110 N Charles Henry Richardson Gl'0l'U7Z, Marr. 5 S Henry King Richardson Barron, Jlffors. 76 High st Alphonso Paine Sawyer flfillbuvjy, 1lla.v.v. 112 N 3 4 F resh 771 en. Doremus Scudder BTUUXZZDNZ, IV. Y. 74 High St. jay WVebber Seaver Crzzflslzujf, Vi. 126 N. Robert William Selden Brmzdon, VI. 30 N. M. Samuel Swanton Sewall Bam, Me. 60 w. 11. H. john Foster Shepley Charles Langdon Sherman William Hazard Sherman Frederick Platt Skinner Charles Robert Smith Frederic Morse Smith Grant Alexander Smith Edward Curran Spencer Frank Otho Spencer Presley Spruance james Page Stinson Max Stern Harry Waters Taft john Butler Coles Tappan Frederick Charles Train Henry Trowbridge Stephen Trumbull Wirt Dexter Walker Arthur Eugene Walradt Edwin Carrington Ward james Herbert Watson Linard Campbell VVebster Jacob Louis Webb David Collin Wells Ten Eyck Wendell Frank Henry Wheeler Wilson Curtiss Wheeler George Dana White VVilliam Wallace Whiting Heman Charles Whittlesey Charles Albert Wight Laurence Wilkinson William john Thomas Wilson YValter Crafts Witherbee john Francis Woodhull Charles Pemberton Wurts Sl. Lazzir, Mo. Ckzrllefafz, Vt. P1'o1firl'em'e, R. I. OTUCEYO, N. Y. Green Spring, O. fzllirzfarrl' fllilzvaukee, Mfixe. Sl. Paul, fllimz. Clezzelnml, 0.- Wilfxzifzkgflafz, Del. Wirea:.re!, Me. ffarlfarzl Ci7lCl1l7ZHfl, O. Glen Cave, N. Y. Pomeroy, 0. 1Vew Havefz VaQ7a1'nl:o, Chili Ckirago, Ill. Ckexler, Maxx. Farnzingian .B7'00klh'lZ, JV. Y. Gwmvzille, O. New York Ciljl Fayetteville, IV. Y. Cazezzmfla, N. Y. Fair' ffrwelz New Havefz Norwood, N. 116 High st. 143 York st. 80 N. M. 426 State st. 84 Wall st. 202 York st. 120 College st. 79 N. M. 494 Chapel st. 128 High st. Tontine'Hotel 41 High st. 158 F. 157 George st. 4I Howe st. ZQ Meadow st. 164 F. 76 High st. 41 Howe st. 222 Crown st. 163 Temple st. 231 Crown st. 84 Wall st. 93 N. M. 220 D. 215 Crown st. 105 Dwight st. 24 Hillhouse av. Amania 201 Crown st. Newiazgian 202 York st. North Hayield, Maxx. III N. G1'ee12wifh Torltine Hotel Cineinmzii, 0. 149 York St. fVe'w York Cigf Gralolz I26 N. Afew ffavezz 65 Whitney av. FRESHMEN, 138 Division Qfficers. FIRST TERM, 1876-77. 1 77. 1, Prof. VVheelerg 2, Prof. Sumner. L '78. 1, Mr. Thacherg 2, Prof. Northropg 3, Mr. Wilcoxg 4, Mr. Dana. 1 5, Mr. Beckwith. 5, Mr. Graves. S. S. S. '77. '78, '79, MONITORS. '77. 1, Whiteheadg 2, Stevens. '78. '79- '8o. Abbreviations. A. . Absent on leave. N. M. . . North Middle College. C. . . . Chapel. N. S. H. . . North Sheffield Hall. D. . . . Durfee College. S. . . South College. E. D. H. . East Divinity Hall. S. H .... Shehield Hall. F. . . . Farnam College. s. M. . . South Middle College. L. . , . Lyceum. TR. . . Treasury Building. N. .... North College. W. D. H. . West Divinity Hall. Upon the College Square, the rooms numbered from 1 to 32 are in South Collegeg from 33 to 64 in South Middle Collegeg from 65 to 96 in North Middle Collegeg from Q7 to IZS in North Collegeg from 129 to 177 in Far- nam Collegeg from 178 to 185 in the Lyceum g from 186 to 194 in the Chapel g from 201 to 240 in Durfee College. The rooms in East Divinity Hall are numbered from 1 to 543 in lfVest Divinity Hall from 55 to I24. The rooms in Sheiiield Hall are numbered from 1 to 22, in North Sliemeld Hall from 28 to 58. 79. 1, Prof. Richardsg 2, Mr. Houghtong 3, Mr. Tarbellg 4, Mr. Petersg '8o. I, Mr. Beebeg 2, Mr. Richarclsong 3, Prof. Wrightg 4, Mr. Denslowg r Directory. SOUTH COLLEGE. Keator and Green, '77. Trowbridge, '78, Aber and Dilley, '78, v Dorshimer and E. C.Johnson, 78. Mr, Richardson, 1 Ford and Cooke, '77. G. Foote and J. S. Foote, '77, H. D. Green, '77. Foster and F. S, Smith, '78, Van Horne and Wheaton, '77. D. Sherman and O, Sherman, '77. C. M. Clark and G. Elliot, '77, Dillingham and G. T,Elli0t, '77, NV. G. Forbes, '77, Sanford, '77, Maurice and Thomas, '77. G. Smith, '77, R. W.Wilcox,'78. Green, '77. Reed, 78. Mr, -T , Andrews and A. Williams, '77, Briscoe and Davis, '77, Davenport and Wilson, '77. Hine and Whitney, '77. Goodier and Matthews, '77. T. E. V. Smith, '77. Howard and Perrin, '77. Abbot and Cole, '77. W. H. Clark, '77. Murray, '77, Tooker and Waln, '77. SOUTH MIDDLE. S. A. Kimball and McCord, '79, Peniield and Seeley, '79, john W. and jul. W. Curtiss, f7Q. 1.0, Perrin, '79, C. C. Bragg, T, L. Wood ruff, '79, Mr, i C. F, Aldrich and R. Barker, '79, Eddy, '79, H, A. Buifum, W. H, Smith, '79, Bunn, '79, and Ludeling, '80, Fosdick and Livingston, '79, Torreyson and Tuttle, '79. Crump and Hatch, '79, Giltner, '79, Webster and Wright, '79, W. E. Story, '79, Dull, '7Q, and james, 80. A Hadley and Hyde, '79, ' Allen and Hayes, '79, Mr. Peters. Campbell and Haynie, '79, Armstrong and Judd, '7Q, Carter and Hitchcock, '79, Stanton and Tighe, '79, Ten Eyck, '79, ' Donaldson and Parker, '7Q. NORTH MIDDLE. jones and Peck, '79, Keller and Maltzberger, '79, Nichols and Shepard, '79, McKnight and Sherman, '78 Mr, Tarbell. McDonald, '78, Belden and Moore, '78, G. Smith and Kirchwey, '79, Lathrop and Tucker, '78, Beckwith, '78, . Whiting, '78, Fenn and North, '80, Parker and Spencer, '80, Selden and Sherman, '80, Cochrane and Bushnell, '79, Carrier and Rowland, '79. Dubach and Dutton, '78, Prof, Richards. Benton, '78, Buffum and Cowles, '77. Prof. H. P. Wright, Stevens and Rood, '77. Keller and Pigott, '78, Cobb and Tayntor, '78, Wells and Martin, '80, Bentley and Anway, '80, Allen and Watson. Noyes and Ingalls, '80, NORTH COLLEGE. Hill and Kelsey, '78. Edwards, '78, Dzkenfory. 3 7 QQ Paige, '77, 153, Mr. Beebe. 100 Starr and Merwin, '78, 154 Atwater and Tuttle, '77. 101, Chapin and Merrifield, '77. 155, E. R. Terry, '78, 102, Mr. Denslow, 156, Beach and Bristol, '77, 103 Livermore and Munson, '79, 157 Alvord and Frost, '77. 104, C. Shelton and Tyler, '77. 158 Taft, '78, and Taft, '80, 105, Kelseyand Upton. '77. 159 .lewett and McCarroll, '78, 106, G. Shelton and Eaton, '77. 160 E, H. johnson. '77, 107, Keeler, '77, 161 C, L. Spencer, C, M. Stone, '78, IOS Beach and Ticknor, '78, 162 E. H. Stone and Whitney, '78, 109, Haviland and Bishop, '80, 163 H. C. Coe and Knott, '78, 110, Hubbard and Richards, '80, 164 Trumbull, '78,and Trumbull,'80, III, Benedict and Wight, '80, 165 Burton and Carter, '78, 112, Aiken and Sawyer, '80, 166 Ackerman and E, W.Smith, '78, 113, W. Van Buren and Waters, '78, 167 D. Fleischman, '7Q. 114, Flagg, '78, 168 Dexter and Hurtt, '78, 116, Bell and F. W. Smith, '78, 169 H. S.Van Buren, C. Parsons. '78, 117, Thompson and Wilcox, '77. 170, Mr. Beckwith, 118, Fi1ield,'78. 171, F. M. Curtiss, '80, 119, Chidsey, '77, 172 Woodbury and Wordin, '78, 120, Prof. Carter. 173 Camp and Whitehead, '77. 121, Prof. Packard, 174 Clark and Dickson, '78, 122 Prof, Coe, 175 123, james and Moodle, '78, 176 Curtis, '78, and Merwin, '77, 124 F. A. Beckwith and Taylor, '78, 177 Beeman and W. P. Williams, '77. 125, Brayton, '80, 126 Seaver and Woodhull, '80, 127, Buell and Bushnell, '80, CHAPEL. ' 128 Haynes and Ransom, '80, 186 A. C. Dill and M. D. Wilson, '79, 187 Atwater and Simpson, '79, FARNAM COLLEGE. 188 Fowler and Marsh, '79, , 189 Miller and Willard, '79, 129 Bowen and Whittlesey, '78, IQO, WV, A. Labaree and Merriam, '79, 130 Hood and Freedman, '78, 191 Burpee and Wilson, '7Q. 131 Kellogg and Lamb, '78, 192 Platt and Terry, '79, 132 Currier and Ransom, '78, 193 Fairchild and Geo, Sonn. 133, Baker, '77. 194 Case, '77. 134 Hickox and C. Spencer, '78 135, J, Q.A..Iohnson and Wager, '7 136, Mr. -- DURFEE COLLEGE. 137, Prof. Northrop. 138, Nairn and Chun Lung, '79, 201 Gulliver and Strong, '77, 139, Bruen, '78, and Bruen, '79, 202 Peet.and Taylor, '78, 140, Palmer and Chandler, '78, 203 Bloom and Briggs, '78, 141 Barker, '80, 204 R. Wurts and W, Wurts, '78, 14: McEwan and, Downer, '78, 205. Prof. Whitney, 143 Blair and Farwell, '79, 206, McCune and Davis, '78, 144, Coe and Law, '78, 207 Prof. Wheeler, 145, F. E, Clark and Shaffer, '77. 208 Patterson and Turner, '78, 146, Mervine and Miller, '77. 209, Stimson and Walker, '77- 147 Scranton and Strong. '78, 210, Seeley and Shepard, '78, 148 Chandler and O, Reed, '77, 211, Thompson and Tufts, '79, f4Q Bannard and Dudley, '77. 212 Colgate and Kimball. '77. 150, Prof, Bailey, 213 Morse and Ripley, '78, 151 Reid and Thacher, '77. 214 Hite and Schwab, '78, 152 Fisk and Platt, '77, 215 Percy and RObCrIS, '77- 6 3 8 Direcfwjf, 216 C. H. Shaw and E, W. Smith, '78, 229, Neal and Peet, '77, 217 Dimmick and Maxon, '78. 230, Keator and Shipley, '77. 218 Birnie and Squires, '78, 231, Glover and Mower, '78. 219 Bigelow and Winston, '77. 232, Hoyt and Porter, '78. 220, Wendell,'78, and Wendell, '80, 233, Joslyn and Sharpe, '78, 221 Barnes and Gould, '77. 234, johnson and Langdon, '77. 222, Barnum and Chase, '77. 235, Gilbert and Jenks, '78, 223, Goodhue and Hall, '77, 236, Prof. Loomis, 224, Morgan and Potter, '78, 237, Charlton and Lamberton, '78. 225, Hatch and Hoysradt, ,77. 238, Campbell and Pollock, '78,' 226 Dickinson and Macomber, '77. 239, Hollister and Wesson, '78, 227, Collin and Mitchell, '77. 240, Mr. Dexter. . 228 Brooks and H. M. johnson, 377. EAST DIVINITY HALL. 42, T, J. Lee, 81, C. W. Hill. 43, 82, H, T. Sell. 1, Prof. Bacon, 44, W. G. Sperry. 83, H, P. Roberts. 2, 45, C. E. Garnier. 84, F. I-I, Taylor. 3, Prof, Harris. 46, 85, ' 4, 47, J. E. Wolf, 86, Taylor, Caldwell, 5, Prof. Day, , 48, 87, H. L,Slack. 6, 49, SS, L. G, Nettleton, 7, Prof, Hoppin, 50, B. B. Seelye, 89, J, E, Bissell, 8, F. S. Root. 51, A, L. Seward. 90, 9, Prof, Fisher, 52, Aziz Ahmad, 91, E. P, Chittenden, 10, R, A. Torrey, 53, R. H. McCready. 92, H. W. Chapman. 11, XV, H. Cope. 54, -1 -- Q3 G, B. Adams, 12, 1. C. Collins. Q4 E. F. Davies. 13, W. Carr, Q5 F. R. Waite, 14, Rickets, Harbaugh. WEST DIVINITY HALL. 96 W, B. Hague, 15, Thrall and Thrall. 97 16, 55, J, T. Terry, 98 C, S. Sargent. 17, L, F. Berry, 56, Calhoun, Burrows. QQ T. B. Wilson, 18, P. S. Kohler. 57, NVillard and Foster, 100 19, J. W, Best. 58, Howland and Peck. 101, Wilson and 'Wilson. 20, G, F. Chippertield, 59, H, D. Auchincloss. 102, E, M, Bliss. 21, T. T. Frickstad, 60, Clark and Sewall. 103, Murch, 22, J. F. Loba. 61, Rodman, Polhemus. IO4, F, T. Lee, 22,, J. B. Allen, 62, Bates and Eliel, 105, F. A. Bissell, 24, W. C, Roberts. 63, J, W, Hillhouse. IO6, C. Finster. 25, Richardson. 64, Stokes add Munson 107, A, Sander, 26, Neff and Peters. 65, Joyce and Marston. IOS F. W. Cobb. 27, E. P, Armstrong, 66, Ordway and Brown. 109 A. S, Bush, 28, DIGoodsell. 67, G. C. Booth. 110 C. Mowery. 29, Lowell. 68, 111, F. W. Ernst, 30, E, C. Oakley. 69, 112, Hedges and Snow. 31, Aldis and Smock. 70, pl. F, Humphrey, 113, I, B. Dyas. 32, W, A, Beecher, 71, Jennings and Moen, 114, G. K. Cate. 33, A, B, Christy. 72, Prof. Dwight. 115, Darling, Remele. 34, J, A, Billingsly. 73, T, R, Bacon. 116, Kimball, Newton. 35, R. C. Allen. 74, M, A. Crawford, 117, C, Thompson. 36, D. M, Moore, 75, C, P, Ives. 118 37, S. H. Barnum, 76, E. Mendell. 119, Mason and Iddings 38, A. D, Green. 77, A, Bristol, 120 39, 78, S. C. Bushnell. 121 40, G. H. Bird. 79, M. W. Montgomery. 122, 41, Sybrandt and Guild, 80, A. T, Swing. I23, M, Ayres, Summary. 1D7'0f65SZ,07ZCZZ Sfzzdefzfs. In Theology-Resident Licentiates, 3, Seniors, 24, Middle, 35, juniors, 35, . . . . . . . , . Q7 In Law-Graduates, rog Seniors, 28 g Juniors, 23, 61 0 158 Dejiczrfmefzz' of Pkilosojihy mm' Me Afffs. Graduates, 61'g Special Students, 2. .... 63 1 Arzzrz'e11zz'mZ Dq6cz7'z'mmz'. Seniors, . . IIS Sophomores, 161 juniors, 137 Freshmen, . 139 555 Shejielzi Sfzrfzfzfr .Sckaall Seniors, . . . 55 Freshmen, . . 63 juniors, . . 55 Special Students, . . 7 , ISO TOTAL, . Q56 I SIHIISIICS of Residence. Alabama, -- --- I Kentucky, --- -- 7 Ohio. --- ----46 Arkansas, --- --- I Louisiana, .... Ontario, ---- 2 California,. --- ..... I4 Maine, ...... Oregon, ------ 1 Canada, --- --- 2 Maryland, ......... 6 Pennsylvania, -----.53 Chili, ...... --- 2 Massachusetts, ..... 66 Peru, ......... ---- I China, ....... --- 3 Mexico, ....... Rhode Island, ..... -IO Connecticut, ...... 324 Michigan, -.- South Africa, ..... -- 1 Delaware, .... I Minnesota, --- South Carolina I Dist. Columbia S Montana,-- . Syria, ---. ..... ----- 1 Florida, ........... 1 Missouri, .... Tennessee, .... .... 4 Georgia, .... 1 Nebraska, ..... --- Turkey, -- 1 Hawaii, -- 1 Nevada, ..... . ...... Texas, .... I Illinois, -- .... 53 New Hampshire, Vermont, ........... 20 Indiana, .... 6 New Jersey, ........ 32 West Virginia, ...... 1 Iowa, --- 9 New York, ........ 151 Wisconsin, .. .... .- - 9 Japan, --- 3 New York City, 1- Kansas, --- 1 Norway, ........ --- I TOTAL, 956 Commencement Day. .,Z1hZ!7'J'IZ7Qj', fzme 29, 14976. HONORARY DEGREES CONFERRED, 1876. LL.D.-sir Charles Reed, Gen. William T. Sherman, Hon. Yung Wing M.A.-Hon. T. C. Platt, A. Duncan Savage. H O N O R S . ORATIONS. V nledicloriarz. SzzZuz'1zto1'ia1z. NArthur T. Hadley, New Haven. fEdwin D. Worcester, 9iGeorge W. Rollins, if'William W. Hyde, ' john B. Gleason, ' i George E. Bushnell, i Elisha S. Bottom, George E. Coney, Charles H. Willcox, John B. Kendrick. David W. Brown, W'Myron H. Phelps, Frank A. Gaylord. William B. Lamberton, Leveritt H. Sage. DISSERTATIONS. Fred N. Wright, John E. Durand, +Oliver E. Lyman, George L. Sterling, William T. Strong, Louis B. Schram. DISPUTES. x'Bradbury Bedell, Lewis J. Warren, iiMichael Furst, 99Elmer P. Howe, William J. Wakeman, Archibald A. Austin, Frank E. Wheeler, Edward L. Lockwood, WPhilip G. Russell, A, Rufus B. Smith, COLLOQUI -ijoseph S. Hunn, Francis A. Leach, Lowell L. Clapp, Robert B. Fleming, Charles C. Swisher, Horace R. Buck, Chester M. Dawes, john I. Jennings, John H. Philip, Arthur H. Ely, S Frederic W. Pangborn, 'Q Nathan P. Tyler, Stanley Dwight, Jacob Goodman, Dwight W. Hunter, Louis W. Maxson. 5 Otis T. Bannard, Q Herbert S. Young. ' ES. john Porter, joseph H. Marvin, S Joseph C. LeBourgeois, l Winthrop H. Perry, William H. Patton. William Arnold, Charles DeF. Hawley, David Trumbull, Frank W. Vaille, Dan B. Cushman, John F. Nelson. ' Selected to speak at Commencement. P1-1.D. Cammencemem' Day. 41 FIFTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF THE YALE LAW SCHOOL. Cavlzmefzcemefzf Pragnzmme-fwze 28, 1876. 1. Prayer by the President. I 2. Speaking for the Townsend Prize, by members of the Senior Class. QLD julian B. Crenshaw, Limits of the province of Government. Q2.j john W. Wescott, Andrew johnson's Political Career. 13.7 john H. Whiting, Limits of the province of Government. Q4.j Francis H. Parker, Andrew ,Toh,nson's Political Career. 3. Oration, by Hon. Richard I-I. Dana. Subject: Moral History of In ternational Law. 4. Awarding of Prizes. 5. Benediction. ' , S. S. S. COMMENCEMENT. Commenfemeni Pffogramme-fwze 27, 1876. 1. George C. Dunham, A Review of the new Quinnipiac Bridge at Fai Haven. 2. Robert I. Gibson, On the Anatomy of Calliamra Siifzgpsoni. 3. Stanley Forbes, On Tidal Motive Power. 4. F. P. Dewey, On the Separation of Tin and Antimonyf' 5. E. L. Ryerson, On the Post Odice of the United States. 6. C. E. Bacon, U On Improved Methods of Driving Piles. 7. J. R. Paddock, On the Anatomy of the Green Frog. 8. J. L. Houghteling, On the Climatic Effects of Forests. ' 9. T. E. Sherman. On Chemical Evidence in cases of Arsenic Poisoning. DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY AND THE ARTS. C07lZ77Z67i6677Z872Zl, fzma 29, 1876. This degree was This degree was This degree was This degree This degree This degree This degree conferred upon 8 candidates. ' C.E. conferred upon no candidates. P1-LB. conferred upon 50 members of the class of I876, S. S. ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT. B.A. was conferred upon 121 members of the class of 1876. THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT. B.D. was conferred upon 23 members of the graduating class LAW DEPARTMENT. LL.B. was conferred upon 34 members of the graduating class MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. M.D. was conferred upon IO members of the graduating class. S. I' rr - JZ unior Appointments, '7 7. j. B. Atwater, W. Merrifield, C. F. Chapin, C. Forbes, E. B. Goodell, F. E. Clark, S. L. Eaton, S. A. Fisk, A. H. Gulliver, . U. Bannard . W. Barnes, A C J. W. Bristol, J. H. Chandler E. B. Cooke, W. Brooks, C. M. Clarke, WV. W. Collin, PHILOSOPHICAL ORATIONS. C. C. Camp, T. D. Goodell, HIGH ORATIONS. F. B. Percy. ORATIONS. A. R. Kimball, O. T. Sherman, M. S. Shipley, DISSERTATIONS. W. H. Kelsey, H. M. Rood, G. H. Thomas, FIRST DISPUTES. J. B. Neal, F. H. Platt, C. L. Reid, SECOND DISPUTES. J. K. Beach, J. P. Davenport, G. Eliot, - FIRST COLLOQUIES. R. Frost, A. C. Hodges, J. E. Keeler, SECOND COLLOQUIES. H E. H. Johnson, W. P. Macomber, F. W. Murray, C. P. Dickinson, T. Peet, O. Hall, O. Reed, I. S. Thatcher. 1'5CDCD . Smith, . M. Tuttle, . S. Winston. 'UO . C. Tyler, .j. VVilson. D. D. Sherman, W. P. WVilliams. l fn FP P7 3 .51 5 2' fn . E. Goodier, L. Judd. J. M. Whitehead. F. H. Shaffer, G. F. Shelton, WV. I-I. Upton, S. M. VValn, F. W. Wheaton. All those above Second Disputes were required to, and those awarded Second Disputes were permitted to write essays upon subjects which the writers themselves chose, and prizes were awarded to the best ten. The successful pieces were spoken on March 30, IS76. U P 1'emz'um.t. 43 I - Pffogrczmzlze. 1. Thomas D. Goodell, John Ruskin. 2. Frederick B. Percy, The Puritans and the VVitches. 3. George H. Thomasfk Catharine the Second. 4. Edwin B. Goodell, Fox and Pitt in 1783-4. 5. Charles W. Barnes, Neckerf' 6. Samuel L. Eaton, Webstei' and Sumner. James P. Davenport, Old English Ballad Literature. 7. 8. Samuel A. Fisk, Queen Isabella the First, of Spain. 9. Arthur R. Kimball, Froude as an Essayistf' IO, Charles F. Chapin, Mazzinif' The lirst prize, of 2550, was awarded by the Faculty to Samuel L. Eaton. Each of the other speakers received a prize of 9510. 2' Excused from Speaking. Premiums, 1875-76. UNIVERSITY. The JOHN A. PORTER Prize of S260 for essay on a prescribed subject, to Thos. R. Bacon, '72. ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. TONVNSEND Piuznrrums. Th6f0lZU7U1'72g En-ay: were .rjbnkefz in the Clmjnel, f'i7'Z'lZ'IZjl, jzme 23, 1876. I. Arthur Helps as an Essayistf' Philip Hale. 2. Henry IV. of France, Arthur T. Hadley. 3. John Calvin, Joseph H. Marvin. 4. John Calvin, Edwin D. NVorcester. 5. k'John Calvin, Myron H. Phelps. 6 Henry IV. of France, Horace R. Buck. The DEFoREs'r Medal, valued at 88100, was awarded. to Edwin D. Worces- ter. Each of the other speakers received a prize of 57512. JUNIOR OR1K'l'ION-SBHIUCI L. Eaton. YALE LIT. Essay-Louis J. Swinburne. COMPOSITION PRIZES. SENIOR CLASS-Walker Blaine, E. S. Bottum, G. E. Bushnell, Frank A. Gaylord, J. B. Gleason, A. T. Hadley, Philip Hale, W. W. Hyde, M. H. Phelps, David Trumbull, E. D: WVorcester. Som-tomortrz Prtrzus-First Taz-fn. 1st rank, H. C. Coe, Edwards, Taft, Jennings 5 2d rank, Beach, Flagg, Kelsey, Porter, 3d rank, Burton, Hickox, Moores, Waters. Second Term-Ist rank, F. A. Beckwith, Seely, Taft, Whit- neyg 2d rank. Flagg, Jennings, Edwards, Kelsey, 3d rank, J. P. Clarke, H. C. Coe, I-Iicltox, Hood. I 44 Premiums. FELLO WSI-IIPS. Douglas Fellowship Q36oo per annumj-E. D. Robbins, ,74. Wheeler Memorial Fellowship 65600 per annumj-G. E. Bushnell, '76. SCHOLARSHIPS, I Berkeley Scholarship-Not awarded. Clark Scholarship-George E. Sterling, '76. W. W. DeForest Scholarship-E. D. Worcester, '76. Bristed Scholarship-A. T. Hadley, '76. Ist Freshman fWoolseyJ Scholarship-Ernest Carter. 2d Freshman fHurlburtJ Scholarship-Malcom M. McKenzie. 3d Freshman QRunkJ Scholarship-Henry Hitchcock. MISCELLANEOUS PRIZES. ' Senior Mathematical Prizes-Ist, A. T. Hadley, 2d, J. B. Kendrick and W. B. Lamberton. -Winthrop Prizes-Ist, T. D. Goodell, zd, C. C. Camp. , German Prize in Junior Class-T. D. Goodell and M. S. Shipley. Sophomore Declamation Prizes-Ist, G. B. Edwards g zd, F. A. Beckwith and E. H. Seelyg 3d, C. F. Carter. Sophomore Mathematical Prizes-Ist, McDonald and C. S. Shepard g ad, S. M. Moores g 3d, E. L. Morse. Berkeley Prize for Excellence in Latin Composition-Ist, Brooks, Carter, Foster, McKenzie, Hitchcock, Peck, Southworth, Watrousg 2d, Farwell, Noyes., Simpson, Ten Eyck, Tighe, Husted, Shaw. PRIZES IN LAW SCHOOL. Townsend Prize QSBIOOJ-J. W. Wescott, B.A., '76. Senior Jewell Examination Prize QS5oJ-J. H. Whiting. Senior Jewell Prize Essay UB5oj-H. B. B. Stapler, B.A., '74. Junior Jewell Prize Essay fS5oJ-Charles P. Sanford. Betts Junior Examination Prize f35oJ-A, N. Wheeler. Civil Law Prize f953oJ-T. D. Woolsey,,'75. PRIZES IN SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. German-Max Mailhouse, '76. Civil Engineering-P. D. Ford, '76. English Literature-T. E. Sherman, '76. French-F. P. Dewey, '76. Mathematics-J. P. Iddings, '77, with honorable mention of J. E. Bud- dington. Chemistry-H. L. Wells, '77. Mineralogy-S. L. Penfield, '77, Excellence in all the Studies of Freshman Year-L, A. Eliel, with honor- able mention of P. Bartlett, '78. German-R. A. Harman, '78. Mathematics-W. L. Cowles, '78. Physics-C. S. Churchill, '78, Mechanical Drawing-J. L. Blackmore. SOCIETY AWARDS. A. K.-Colzzpositiazz in '78 : ISI not awarded 5 2d, Tighe. K. E. E.-DerZczma!z'o1z.' Ist, Joyce, 2d, Hyde. O Yale Reading Room. 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Thacher, George M. Tuttle, Frederick S. Winston 48 Senior Socz'f!z'e5. ff? Nathan D. Abbott, james P. Andrews, Charles W. Barnes, Frank E. Clark, Edward M. Dudley, SCROLL AND KEY. QU. 5. 13. X Z john R. Hatch, Alpheus C. Hodges, Harry M. johnson, john H. Johnston, George E. Langdon, fyf X GD. G. Z. or l'Hl 03 K William P. Macomber, Frank H. Shaffer, Charles H. Strong, Andrew B. Van Horne Frank W. Wheaton. fzmior Sorz'e!z'e5. 49 PSI UPSILON. ay. 4 i'P 5? , T Ii. A .ggfg l X sg,.!.1Ej.FXeY Q-A 1' 1 fr lf Nfgaf '77. T Nathan D. Abbott, Samuel A. Fisk, Frank A. Platt, Charles L. Alvord, Frank D. Goodhue, Clarence L. Reid, james P. Andrews, Lewis E. Goodier, Orville Reid, Eugene V. Baker, Anthony Gould, Henry Roberts, Arthur H. Bannard, john R. Hatch, William R. Sanborn, Edgar S. Buffum, Thomas A. Hine, Frank H. Shafl'er,' Joseph H. Chandler, Alpheus'C. Hodges, Thomas E. 'V. Smith, Frank E. Clark, james B. Howard, Frederick ll. Stimson, Arthur W. Cole, Albert Hoysradt, john S. Thacher, Richard M. Colgate, Harry M. johnson, George H. Thomas, Levi W. Cory, .lohn H. Johnston, Nathaniel U. Walker, james P. Davenport, John FL Keator, Arthur Williams. Charles P. Dickinson, William P. Macomber, William P. Williams, Edward M. Dudley, Charles S. Mervine, William E. Whitney. Edward O. Perrin, 43 Henry A. Barling, Douglas P. Birnie, George W. Burton, Henry E. Coe, Andrew F. Currier, Ernest Davis, Walter E. Dimmick, Edward W. Flag, Charles M. Gilbert, George E. Gilbert, William T. Gilbert, Howard C. Hollister, 1 . 78. Carlton R. -lewett, john Q. A. Johnson, Edwin M. Joslyn, Clarence H. Kelsey, George L. McAlpine, Harry B. McCarroll, john P. McCune. Frank Maxon, Charles H. Morgan, G. S. Morgan, john N. Peet, George E. Pollock, Frederick Potter, Charles L. Spencer, Charles M. Stone, William H. Taft, Arthur B. Taylor, George Trowbridge, John Trumbull, C. C. Turner, Harold S. Van Buren, Frank B. Wesson, Thomas C. Wordin, Rudolf Wurls, William L. R. Wurts. 37 go jfzmzbr Sacz'ez'z'e:. DELTA KAPPA EPSILON. . ,, S William M. Barnum, Charles W. Barnes, John K. Beach, Walter I. Bigelow, Willis A. Briscoe, john W. Bristol, Walter Brooks, C. Fred Chapin, Harry S. Chase, William H. Clark, William W. Collin, Eldridge C. Cooke, Israel T. Cowles, ' y fKHF7mv W A El N' f 4 T litttllh Edward R. Dillingham, George T. Elliot, Gustavus Elliott, William Forbes. William H. Ford, Russell Frost, Arthur Gulliver, Orlando Hall, Arthur R. Kimball, George H. knight, George E. Langdon, George E. Matthews, Frank A. Mitchell, Theodore Peet, Frederick B. Percy, Morris S. Shipley, Charles H. Strong, Joshua M. Sears, Edmund R. Terry, Lewis F. Tooker, George M. Tuttle, Charles Tuttle, Samuel L. Waln, Frank W. Wheaton, Alexander M. Wilcox, Frederick S. Winston. Fred. W. Davis, Frank W. Murray, 41 578' . George C. Ackerman, Henry M. Hoyt, John A. Porter, Oliver W. Brown, Wallace W. Hite, Alfred L. Ripley, Treat Campbell, Burgess S. Hurtt, Edward H. Seely, Charles F. Carter, Tudor S. Jenks, S. B. Sharpe, Paul Charlton, George T. Knott, Charles S. Shepard, Henry C. Coe, james M. Lamberton, Edwin W. Smith, George L. Curtis, William H. Law, Clinton Spencer, Stanley W. Dexter, james B. McEwan, Walter Squires, William L. Dickson, Philip W. Moen, Edgar H, Stone, William N. Downer, Edward L. Morse, Harold S. Van Buren, George B. Edwards, Thomas E. Mower, Ambrose L. Wager, William W. Green, George S. Palmer, Edward B. Whitney. james P. Pigott, 37 Freshman Soczktzks. 5 William L. Allen, Willis Benner, William D. Bishop, Charles F. Bliss, Frederick Brooks, George A. Brown, Walter C. Camp, Irving H. Chase, Henry T. Coggeshall, William'G. Daggett, DeForest, ' Peter Flint, Garvey, Frank Goodrich, William T. Havilnd, James M. Hoppin, DELTA KAPPA. ig xkiE?sk,,fmu,?9g-ik? ' r w ,fx l lulhncly so-. Sfmpwtllcrnkrsq : 80. john T. Hubbard, Arthur Hutchins, Hutchinson, William F. Hutchison, Walter jennihgs, William S. Keyser, Samuel W. Lambert, Robert D. Martin, Remsen V. Messler, Simon'C. Metzger, james E. Newcomb, Henry Newman, Henry C. Ordway, Parker, Sidney C. Partridge, Charles J. Powers, Dickinson W. Richards Henry K. Richardson, Doremus Scudder, 4 john F. Shepley, Frederick P. Skinner, Presley Spruance, Spencer, Harry W. Taft, Frederick C. Train, Henry Trowbridge, Walton, James H. Watson, George D. White, William W. Whiting, Laurence Wilkinson, Charles P. Wurts. 48 I 52 freshman Saciezies. KAPPA SIGMA EPSILON. ,Qi-r'2fss,, Q .4e?B i'lGWx S f et- , TSR . Og' 43 S A X M! lll S will f :if X f ,,!1l .tml '8o. Bailey, Birchard, William B. Boomer, George W. Butts, George H. Clark, Dennis, john M. Douglas, Eddy, - Cyrus Emery, Fanning, Asa J. Farwell, William M.'Finney, john B. Fitch, Henry L. Gower, Edmund F. Green, Wiliam H. Harper, Helfenstein, Alfred E. Hooker, Waldo Hutchins, William Rflnnis, Isham, Henry Ives, Frederic W. Keator, Dana W. Kellogg, Frank A. Kellogg, Preston King, Edward W. Knevals Wilson C. McHenry, Thomas R. Morrow, William D. Murray, Alfred B. Nichols, john B. Porter, Charles N. Ransom, v Frederic' M. Smith, Grant A. Smith, Charles R. Smith, Samuel S. Sewall, William H. Sherman, Spencer, Max Stern, Strasmer, Stephen Trumbull, Wirt D. Walker, Arthur S. Walradt, Edwin C. Ward, Ten Eyck Wendell, Frank H. Wheeler, Heman C. Whittlesey William J. T. Wilson. Ffexhfmm S0cz'ez'z'es. Wilmore Anway, Henry W. Aiken, john D. Bassett, George Benedict, Edward M. Bentley, Walter H. Buell, john E. Bushnell, Frank M. Curtis, Elias W. Davis, Hall, 8 GAMMA NU. Kg E' 1 1445-45 YA F i ff Q .. ,sffi l I S fwfr 5af., ... A ' 3AOH'MENl '80, Wyllys A. Hedges, William P. Hotchkiss, Howland, ' William B. Hill, john T. Hubbard, James W. Ingalls, Richard H. McDonald, Frederick S. Morrison, Edward P. Noyes, john M. Otis, y 9-2-A . . , QR Smith F. Phillips, Charles H. Richardson Alphonso P. Sawyer, jay W. Seaver, Walker, David C. Wells, Wilson C. Wheeler, john F. Woodhull, C. E. Woods, T. S. Woods. 5 4 Srzknizjir Sofz'efz'es BERZELIUS. X ZW ,f'fl1'f' f ' : iii P 5 ? Vg:f15f 3G F kC'1d11 H AMII Ed CIBWI S6'Z'672fZfC Sorz'ez'z'e5. William H. Backus Frank L. Bidwell, Robert W. Chapin, Granger Farwell, Wallace B. Fenn, Burr K. Field, Joachim J. Francke, SIGMA DELTA CHI. Q l llll .lill ll ll lr is ll - f ....Sm,.m ..f' .iv - Ralph A. Harman, Horace C. Howard, Charles M. Jarvis, Elijah T. F. Laisun, Edward C. LeBourgeois,, Ferrier nl. Martin, Charles K. Mixter, james H. Pierce, Thomas F. Rowland Edward H. Russell, Charles D. Smith, Edward H. Smith, Francis D. Winslow 56 Snientzfc S orzkfies. x Roger C. Ballard, Edward C. Earle, joseph C. Earle, Edward L. Ford, Rodney Granger, THETA XI. fZ.,14!' , 9016-giisff ' '. 'G.h Gr. , e?r'fgf'ff.,Mas'. xieW bgElJ1az,:-wglfig' Brita- 1 Henry D. Guthrie, Harry D. Hibbard, William S. Hine, Charles DeV. Hoard, Robert S. Hulbert, Frank T. W. Palmer, Robert W. Patrick, Willard N. Pratt, Edward K. Roberts, Lucius W. Robinson Albert D. Wilson. S 155 57 DELTA PSI. f um X h- Charles B. Hillhouse, Char . B. jillson, J 58 Scienfzjic Schaol. ALPHA CHI. QFRESHMAN SOCIETY., X Frederick I. Allen, William Armour, William M. Atwater, Lindon Bates, joseph B. Bissell, Malcom Booth, William B. Cabot, joseph A. Chanute, William J. Comstock, Q ,if ,X W 6 Charles T. Dodd, Arthur Dodge, George C. Egan, Norman N. Fowler, jonathan Godfrey, Frank H. Harrison, Frederick A. Jones, Alfred D. Lewis, George W. Meeker, Walter Nordhoii, Isaac M. Rosenthal, William S. Silsby, Edward H. Sleight, Herbert E. Smith, Thaddeus H. Spencer Isaiah K. Stetson, Michael L. Sullivant, Albert L. Webster, Walter S. Williams. Law School Socz'ez'z'es. QQ fe: Q99 egg? Qi ggif . iMr,,,e3,f,Z,.36,fLi..gc 9 . gl Q6 gf' Ns'- 'Q N aff 'FQ fs :- Ia? of ., N :Qu ,L L' W'll' f! le, -1 ' .DWI ff 47 ' . A Lin ,I 'fi D QL-L A ' L' Riagg, 4 f.eQ-ggfaf-G' 1-ef . , x x7 I f f -lx it 1, lll in ' ui ',f jf X , D, A , .-.o John P. Brock, Timothy Davenport, Charles Ives, Richard H. Johnston, John S. Maxwell, Alvin D. Ayres, Arthur G. Bill, Williams G. Butler, J. P. Cleaveland, ' Albert J. Dayan, Lucius P. Deming, T. M. Q - Eli Mix, Williarn J. Mills, . Charles T. Morse, joseph B. Morse, William Reade, Edward H. Rogers, LAMBDA SIGMA. 1 .V 1 ,. xx , ,' ' V Fifi? .f'3112 x '23, 1 LJ A' M-A Charles R. Dudley, Leverett C. Hinman, E. L. Linsley, S. A. Marsden, Edward F. Meeker, A. L. Murray, E. B. Peck, Charles L. Swan, Albert M. Talmadge George A. Tyler, james H. Webb, Alfred N. Wheeler. B. F. Tolson, J. B. Ward, Sterne Wheeler, Granville M. VVhite, J. H. Whiting, W. R. Yates. E595Hljrrrln r- F-511'I ll QP M YALE UNIVERSITY BOAT CLUB. P7'BJid6IZQ FRED. W. DAVIS, 2'3 s. l7iceP1'.c'ride1zl, B. VVEEKS. Smfelafy, CARLTON R. JEWETTQ 159 F. Tafearwewf, Prof. A. M. WIIEELER, 207 D. Asristafzf T1'ea.rw'e1', JAMES P. PIGOTT, QI N. Captain, Hozzse C 01fzmz'!!ee. H. B. Sargent, S. S. S., '7I. J. M. Sears, 150 Crown sf. F. J. Stimson, 209 D. Amz'z'fz'ng C0mmz'z'z'ee. I Prof. W. H. Brewer, 246 Orange st. Prof. E, L. Richards, 196 York st George M. Turtle, 154 F. ,77- ,7S- '79- Prer., C. L. Alvord. Pres., H. B. McCarroll. Pres., F. E. Hyde. Senor' T1'.,J. P.And1ews. Treas., P. Pigott. Trms., Capt., E. C. Cooke. Capt., W. K. james, Crzpf., O. D. Thompson. '8o. Prer., F. W. Keator. UNIVERSITY CREW. Sjbrzrzgjielzi, fzme 30, 1876. R. J. Cook QCapt. and strokej, D. H. Kellogg, J. H. Kennedy, 175 S. S. S. E. C. Cooke, O. D. Thompson, Fred. Wood, W. W. Collin, J. W. Wescott Cbowl. Time: YALE-HARVARD UNIVERSITY RACE. Sj51'z'ngjieZd, fum' 30, 1876. Yale Qbluej. Harvard, Qcardinal redj. 22 min. 2 sec. 22 min. 34 sec. Afhlefzk fnteresfs. 61 I CREW 'AT PHILADELPHIA. J. H. Kennedy fstrokej, W. W. Collin, D. H. Kellogg, R. J. Cook fbowl. Fred Wood Qsubstitutej. NATIONAL RACE. Yale. Atlanla. Beaverwick. .Timez 9 min. 3Q sec. 9 min. I3 sec. 9 min. 25 sec. Vesper fPhil.j Yale. Crescent fPhil.j Time: 9 min. I3 sec. 9 min. 2 sec. Out. Won by Yale. ' London. Yale. Won by London. Time, S m. SIX s. 8 m. 512 s. INTERCOLLEGIATE RACE. Yale. Trinity QCan1bridgej. Columbia. Time: 9 m. IOM s. Disabled. 9 rn. 22 s. Won by Yale. ' Y. U. B. C. SPRING REGATTA. Lake Sczlfofzsfczll, May 27, 1876. BARGE RACE-TWO MILES. Eviiries. ,7Q Academic. Law School. Time: I3 min. ZQX sec. I3 min. 312 sec. PAIR OAR RACE-ONE MILE. Efzlrirs. Kennedy, Fowler, Cook, Kellogg, '76, Kennedy, Kellogg. Wood. Collin. -lames, '78. Thompson. Time: 7m. 41 s. 8m. IQ s. S m. 7 m. 48 s. 8 m. 5 s. SINGLE SCULL RACE-Two MILES. E1z!f'z'eJ. E. P. Livingstone, '78, V. I-I. Metcalf, Law. VV- A. RHUSOIII, '78 Time: I7 m. ZI s. I7 m. I4 s. I3 m- I5 S- W. Holeomb, S. S. S. '77. I8 m. I7 s. 9 0 I QR 2 70 li6ll1,,i.UNiVEliSi'FH' KIA f xbbfxlikhxg X fn ' , gygllil 7 WW II' .I 'N . v!5 ,, V. ,f I h 7 Wik .V X3M!-mill! ' VJ . OFFICERS. P1'esz'r!em', J. P. ANDREWS, 377, 22 s. Seerefeuy, I. A. PoR'I'ER, '78, 232 D. Treasw-eff, N. U. WALKER, '77, 209 D. Cnpffzin, W. I. BIGELOW, '77, 219 D. ,77. '78. Pres., J. P. Andrews. Pres., C. M. Stone. Ser. 69 Treezx., Wee Prex., H. C. Coe. Cfzpizzin, W. I. Bigelow.- Trezzs., F. B. Vfesson. . Capt., C. H. Morgan. '79, '80, Prex., Fred. Tuttle. Pres., H. W. Taft. . See. 6-' Trezzs., M. D. Wilson, Viee Pres., E. F. Green. Capt., L. A. Platt. Sec. 67' Tvfezzs., VV. Hutchins. Capt., W. C. Camp. CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES. New fiewefz, Jlfay I7z'k. TRINITY. YALE. O. R. A. P.0. E. IB. O. R. A. P.O. E. IB. Brigham, b., 3 I 5 3 I o Morgan, 4 I I 5 o 2 Lincoln, c., 4 o 2 I I I Bigelow, I 3 2 I I 2 White, h., 3 I o 4 9 o Wheaton, 3 I 2 o o I McKennen, p., 4 o 4 I 2 o Dawes, 3 o o I I I Hewitt, a., 2 I o 15 o 2 Carter, 4 o 3 2 o o Rogers, I., 2 o I I o I Anthony, 3 I I 5 3 o Campbell, r., 3 o o o o o Downer, 3 I o 9 o I Elbert, c., 3 I o o I I Platt, 4 I o I o I Stark, s., 3 0 3 2 o I Maxon, o I I 3 o o 27 4 I5 27 I4 7 ' 27 9 9 27 5 9 Imzingr, I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Trinity, o o 2 o o 2 o o o-4 Yale , I 3 0 o 3 0 0 2 o-9 Umpire, Mr. I. P. Andrews. Out Qn 3 strikes: Trinity, 5 5 Yale, 3. Time of game, I hour and 50 minutes. A z'hZez'z'c ffzteresls. 63 Przbzceiafz, May 20166. PRINCETON. YALE. O. R. 113. T.B. P.O. A. E. O. R. IB. 'I'.B. P.O. A. E. Laughlin, s., 5 o o o 2 5 3 Morgan, h., 3 2 I I 7 3 3 Walker, m., 3 2 o o o o o Bigelow, c., 3 2 3 4 I 4 2 Furman, -b., I 2 2 2 3 5 5 Wheaton, s., 2 3 2 3 2 2 I Woods, c., 4 I I I 2 2 o Dawes, m., 2 3 2 3 I o 2 Mann, a., I 2 2 2 IO o 3 Carter, p., 4 o I I o 2 o Denny, h., I 2, I I 4 o 5 Anthony, b., 2 I I 2 I 1 I Karge, p., 4 o o o 3 o I Downer, a., 4 o o o I4 o I Duffield, l., 3 o 2 2 3 o o Platt, r., 3 I I I I o o Kaufman, I., 5 0 o 0 o o I Maxon, l.. 4 o o o 0 o 2 27 9 S 8 27 I2 IS 27 I2 II I5 27 I2 I2 Innings, I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Princeton, o o o ' o o o o 5 4-9 Yale, o o 2 o o 3 o 2 5-I2 Umpire, Mr. Hawley, Yale, '76. Struck out, Princeton, 7 3 Yale, 2. Time of game, I hour and 45 minutes. P7'0m'rz'e7zre, May 27255. BROWN. YALE. O. R. IB. T.B P.O. A. E. O. R. IB. T.B. P.O. A. E. Nickerson, a., 3 2 o o I2 o 2 Morgan, h., 3 2 2 2 6 2 4 Salisbury, r., 4 o o o o o o Bigelow, c., 3 3 2 2 3 5 o Tyler, l., 3 o I I o o o Wheaton, s., 2 3 I I 2 o I Comstock, b., 4 o o o 2 2 I Dawes, m., 2 I 2 2 o o o Lee, c., 3 I o o I 2 3 Carter, p., .3 o o o o 5 3 Grirlin. rn., 3 I I I 2 o I Anthony, b., 3 2 I I 2 I o Cross, h., 2 I 2 3 6 I 7 Downer, a., 5 o o o I4 o I I-luse, p., 2 o I I 2 3 2 Williams, r., 3 2 2 2 o o o Parker, s., 3 o I I 2 4 6 Maxon, l., 3 o o o o o o 27 5 6 6 27 I2 22 27 I3 IO IO 27 I3 IO I7Z7fLi7Zg.Y, I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Yale, 2 3 X 3 I o 2 o 2 O-I3 Brown, 2 o o o 1 ,I I o o-5 Umpire, Mr. F. B. Mitchell, Yale, '75. Time of game, 2 hours and 20 min- utes. Scorer, Mr. Hawley. Runs earned, Yale, 25 Brown, I. Cambrzlzfge, fzme jd. , HARVARD. YALE. R. IB. P.O. A. E. R. IB. P.O A. E. Leeds, I I o 2 4 Morgan, o o S 2 I Wright, o I II o 1 Bigelow, o o I I I Tyng, o I I o o Wheaton, I o o 4 o Thayer, o o 2 I o Dawes, I I 2 I I Ernst, o o 2 I 2 Carter, I I o I I Dow, o o 3 o I Anthony, o I 3 2 o Latham, 1 I o o o Downer, o o I3 o I Thatcher, I o o 4 2 Williams, o o o o o Sawyer, I I 2 4 I Maxon, o o o o o 45271211 3 32711 5 64 A thlffic ffzierests. fmzings, I 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 9 Harvard, ' o o o 0 o 1 o 3 o-4 Yale, o o o o 1 o o 2 3-3 Passed balls, Thatcher 2, Morgan, 1. Runs earned, none. Wild pitches Ernst, 1. Umpire, Mr. Stratton. I Time of game, 1 hour 40 minutes. Jlfew Havefz, fwze 6z'iz. 111t1NcE1'oN. YALE. O. R. IB.T.B. P.O. A. E. O. R. IB.T.B. P.O Laughlin, s., 4 o o o 4 7 2 Morgan, h., 3 2 3 S Walker, m., 2 I 2 3 1 o 0 Bigelow, c., 2 2 3 1 Furman, b., 2 o 1 2 2 1 2 Wheaton, s., 4 1 2 2 Woods, c., 5 o o o 1 2 3 Dawes, m., 4 o 1 1 Mann, a., 3 o o o II o 1 Carter, p., 3 1 1 1 Denny, h., 4 0 o o 3 o 5 Anthony, b.,, 3 2 1 1 Karge, p., 2 1 o o 1 2 2 Downer, a., 3 2 4 II Dutiield, l., 2 1 1 1 2 o 2 Williams, r., 1 2 3 1 Mills, r., ' 3 0 0 o 2 o o Maxon, I., 4 1 1 1 27 3 5 6 27 I2 I7 27 I3 IQ 27 I2 Innz'7zg.r, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ' 9 Yale, 1 1 1 5 o o o 3 2-13 Princeton, o o 0 o o 3 o o o- 3 Nezef ffazfwz, wzc 26fh. HARVARD. , YALE. R. O. IB. T.B. P.O. A. E. R. 0. IB. T.B. P.O Leeds, s. s., 1 3 o o 2 3 o Morgan, c., 2 2 3 13 Tyng, c. f., 0 4 0 0 4 o 5 Bigelow, 3 h., 1 3 1 0 Thayer, 3 b., 1 3 o o 2 1 0 Wheaton, s. s., 1 3 1 1 Ernst, p., 2 2 1 3 0 1 o Dawes, c. f., 0 4 o 0 Dow, r. f., o 4 o o 1 1 2 Carter, p., 2 2 0 0 Wright, 1 b.,, 1 1 1 1 I3 o o Platt, 1 b., 1 3 1 IO Latham, l. f., 0 3 1 1 I o 1 Downer, 2 b., O 3 2 3 Thacher, c., 1 3 I 1 2 3 3 VVilliams, r. f., 0 3 o 0 Sawyer, 2 b., o 4 1 1 2 5 1 Maxon, l. f., 0 4 o 0 62757271411 727Sg27I3'9 Dzizifzgy, I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I-Iarvard, 4 o o o o o o 1 1-6 YP-16. 3 o o 2 o 1 1 o o-7 Double plays, none. and missed. Yale, 22, Strikes called on Yale, I2, Harvard, 25. Struck at Harvard, 28. Balls called on Carter, 27, on Ernst, 13. First base on errors, Yale, 23 Harvard, 6. Time of game, 2 hours and I7 minutes. Umpire, Mr. Stratton of Grafton. Aiklefzk ffzferesfs. ffaf'zf07'fzQ fum' 30th. S9 105 HARVARD. YALE, ' R. O. IB. T.B. P.O. A. E. R. O. IB. Leeds, s. s., 1 4 I 1 1 3 'o Morgan, c., 0 4 1 Tyng, c. f., 0 4 1 1 1 o 1 Bigelow, 3 b., 1 4 1 Thayer, 3 b., 1 1 2 2 1 o 1. Wheaton, s. s., o 4 o Ernst, p., 1 3 o o 1 2 3 Dawes, c. f., o 2 o Dow, r. f., o 3 1 o 1 1 o Carter, p., o 3 o Wright, I b., 0 3 1 1 ro o o Platt, 1 b., o 2 o Latham, 1. f., 1 3 o 2 4 o o Downer, 2 b., o 3 o Thatcher, c., o 3 1 o 3 1 2 Williams, l. f., o 2 o Sawyer, 2 b., I 3 0 o 5 5 o Maxon, r. f., O 3 o 5 27 7 7 27 I2 7 1 27 2 fmzingr, I 2 3 4 5 6 7 Harvard, o o 3 o o 1 o Yale, o o o o o 1 o O O I Runs earned, norre. First base on errors: Yale, 45 Harvard 6 Balls called on Carter, 22, on Ernst, 24. Strikes called on Yale, IO Harvard 19. Struck at and missed : Yale, I2 g Harvard, 31. Doub and Leeds, I. Struck out: Yale, IQ Harvard, 7. Time o Umpire, Mr. Huse, of Brown. le plays Sawyer f game zhours SUMMARY OF UNIVERSITY GAMES. Hartford, 5 VS- Yale Stars, . . 9 vs. Graduates, 0 VS. Stars, . . IO vs. New Haven, . I0 VS- Nameless, . 2 VS. New Haven, . 9 VS- New Haven, . 6 vs. Trinity, . 4 VS- Princeton, . 9 VS. Stars CSyracusej, 23 VS- New Haven, . 9 VS. Brown, . 5 VS- New Haven, . 8 VS- Harvard, 4 VS. Princeton, - 3 VS- Bridgeport, 3 VS- New Haven, . 6 VS. Harvard, 5 V5- Harvard, .... 6 VS- Games played, 19. VVon, 7g lost, 12. . Total runs: Yale, I36j opponents, 132. TBPOA 6 6 A zfhlefic ffzicrcsfs. FRESHMAN GAMES. Nero Havefr, Jlfay 31511. VALE, '79, HARVARD, '79. O. R. IB. T.B. P.O. A. E. ' O. R. IB. T.B. P.O. A. E. Armstrong,s.s., 2 2 I I I 2 7 Blanchard,s.s., 3 I o 0 I 6 7 Anthony, 2 b., 4 I o O I 5 4 Wrigh't, I b., 3 2 o o I4 o I Moorehead, 3 b., 2 3 I 1 2 I I Driver, c., 3 I I I 4 I 8 Platt, p., 2 3 4 7 1 5 5 Lee. D-. 2 2 2 2 I I 4 Waldo, I b., '3 I I 2 I6 o 3 Ellis, 1, f., 4 I o o 3 ov o Thompson, c., 3 2 o o 3 3 3 Nunn, 3 b., 2 2 I I 2 3 3 Richmond, c.f., 3 I I I 3 o I Kinney, c. f., 3 2 o o I o o Brown, l. f., 4 o o o o o o Sheldon, r. f., 3 I o o o o o Crump, r. f., 4 I I I o o I Alger, 2 b., 4 I I I I 3 3 27 I4 Q I3 27 I6 25 27 I3 5 527 I4 26 Innings, I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Yale, 2 0 io 2 o 4 2 4 o-I4 Harvard, 9 2 o o o I 0 o I-I3 Cm1z6f'z'1z'ge, fzme 1721. VALE, ,7Q. HARVARD, '79. O. R. IB. T.B. P.O. A. E. O. R. IB. T.B. P.O. A. E. Armstrong, 2b., 3 2 2 4 3 3 I Blanchard, s.s., 4 I I I o S 3 Moorehead, 3 b., 2 I I I I 3 I Wright, I b., 2 2 3 3 I6 I 2 Platt, p., I 2 2 2 3 4 6 Driver, c., 4 I 2 2 2 2 3 Waldo, c., 4 I o o 8 o 8 Lee, p., 3 2 o o 2 2 0 Curtiss, c. f., 3 I 2 2 o o o Ellis, l. f., 2 3 2 2 I o 2 Skinner, s. s., 4 O 0 o 3 0 3 Nunn, 3 b., 4 I 0 o 3 I I Wilson, I b., 4 0 I 1 9 o 8 Sheldon, r, f., 3 2 o o I o o Brown, I. f., 4 o o o o 6 o Kinney, c. f., 2 2 I I o o o Richmond, r. f., 2 2 I I o o I Alger, 2 b., 3 o o o 2 3 I 27 9 9 II 27 IO 27 27 I4 9 9 27 I7 I2 Imzifzgx, I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Yale, I o I o 4 o 3 o o-9 Harvard, 6 o I o 4 o o I 2-I4 Haf'zjf07'1i, fzmc 24z'k. YALE. - HARVARD. O. R. IB. T.B. 0. R. IB. T.B. Griswold, I b., 5 I o o Blanchard, I 3 3 o o Mooreliead, 3 b., 3 I I 3 Wright, I 5 5 5 Platt, p., 3 I I I Driver, 4 I 2 2 Curtiss, c. f., 5 o o o Lee, 4 I I I Gilmer, 2 b., 4 I o o Nunn, 3 3 I I J. Wilson, s. s., 3 2 I I Kinney, 3 2 3 3 E. Wilson, c., 2 3 I I Sheldon, 3 2 I I Richmond, r. f., o 2 2 2 Ellis, 4 I o o Brown, l. f., 2 I I I Alger, 2 2 2 3 27 I2 7 9 Z7 , Z I5 I6 Inaziazgx, I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Yale, o I o 2 6 o 3 o 0-I2 Harvard, 2 o I o 8 I 6 2 O-20 Total--Yale, 35 3 Harvard, 47. 1 A fizlefzk ffzierests. l W - li W 1 lg? I I I Y i ...J. ...:..- 7 ,:::v.I3z511' I . ' W , -li? gg--d if M in ....... 'Ill' gf 7 PQ ':: :f 5 ee Q .L.-...-,.,,-, vi --'F' -f if H'W :H:1hi - jf W YALE ATHLETIC CLUB. OFFICERS FOR 1875-76. P7'EJi1l E7Zl', G. C. WEBB, '76.l Vice P1'esz'rz'e111!, H. HAMMOND, '76, S.S..S. Secretary, J. B. ATWATER, '77, 717'6!l.S'Zt7'E7', T. A. HINE, '77. WINNER AT SARATOGA. ffzcfzile Rafe. W. Walceman. Time 181 seconds. SPRING ATHLETIC GAMES. Safzwday, fluze 2, 1876. Running high jump, 4 feet II inches, won by Phelps. Mile run, 4 min. 54K sec., won by Kellogg. Qne-half mile run, won by Ely. Hurdle race, IQ sec., won by 'Wakemqm One hundred yards dash, II sec., won by VVakeman. I A fhleiie fnferesls. e John R. Capz., E. V. Baker. Sec. df Treas., B. X 4 4 A f e-egg :-if 'fe or liqueur-siiRMAlV 0 YALE FOOT BALL CLUB. President, F. B. PERCY, '77, 215 D. Secreiaajf, J. WURTS, '78, 65 Whitney av. Tafeaszwer, R. S. RODMAN, '79, W. D. H. Captain, E. V. BAKER, '77, 168 F. Rerepfiovz C077Z77ZZ-ffff. Hatch, '77. George T. Ellio ,77- '78. I Pres., Paul Charlton. Atwater. Treax., F. S. Smith. ' Capt., R. -Wurts. 1 79- Pres., W. D. Hatch, ' Ser. E97 Treax., J. E. Wilson. Capt., T. W. Stiles. Nov. N ov. Nov. I6 Dec. Yale, goals 12. . O S. S. S. P1'e:z'de1zl, YV. B. Fenn. Vice Pre.via'e1z!, W. H. Backus. Sefrefamf, J. J. Francke. Trezzmrer, J. P. Iddings. Czzplain, W. T. Handy. MATCHES. , 6, Rutgers, goals I. I3 , Harvard, goals 4, touch downs 2. , Wesleyan, goals o. 4, Columbia, goals 3. SUMMARY. '8o. Yale, Yale, Yale, Yale, pponents, goals 8, touch downs 2 O I txt Twzor. W. Davis, D. Merwin, B. Mitchell W. Moen, B, Marston L. Merriam, . N. Parker, 1 I Musical 0fgHH1Z3t101lS. COLLEGE CHOIR. 211' Tenor. Isl Bam. zzz' Bair: j. H. Chandler, C W. Barnes, Russell Frost, J. F. Keator, C Shelton, E. D. Bell, B. Maurice, A F. Currier, W. C. Asay, F. W. Smith, C H. Livermore, M, Coxe, G. L, Lewis, F. T. Simpson. F. S. Smith. F. Stimson. 2d Bass. Durbin Horne, E. Pr Howe, . S. jones. Guswtve J. S'1'o2cK1zL, Mus. D.,.01gmzi.rt. - F. Keator, 1W01ziz'01'.' THE YALE GLEE CLUB, 1875-76. Pre:z'de7zz', E. P. HOWE. v Y'rea.vm'er, JO!--IN PORTER. Bzzri1ze.v: 1Wa1zzzge1', A. F. CURRIER. IJ! Tenor. Qlf Tenor. Ist Bars. P. Armstrong, j. H. Chandler, John Porter, M. Butler, E. J. McKnight, Orville Reed, Shepard, F. S. Smith. F. -I. WVoodman. E. Wheeler. P. Hale, Piwzixf. E. M. Dudley, Cwzcerfs by fha Club. Thanksgiving jubilee, November, 23, 1875. jersey City, Tabernacle, November 24, 1875. New Haven, Music Hall, February 7, 1876. Rhinebeck, Rhinebeck Hall, April 7, 1876. Poughkeepsie, Collingwood Opera House, April 8, 1876. New York City, Chickering Hal1.vApril 9, 1876. New Hzfven, Athenaeum, May 16, 1876. Stamford, june 23, 1876. New Haven, Music Hall, june 28, 1876. I0 Arthur Williams W arbler. 31 '70 .llfosical O1'm1zz'zoz'z'o1zs. 6 IJ! Violin. 1.1. McDonald, L. H . Schwab. Ist Tenor, A. Gould, F. W. Davis, F. A. Mitchell. Ist Tenor. Paul Charlton, H. C. Hollister, P. VV. Moen, Marion Wilcox Is! Tenor. Marston, Merriam, Swinburne, Curtiss, Clark. OFFICERS FOR 1876-77. Pm-ideut, ORVILLE REED, '77, 148 Farnam. Treamreaf, IKRTHUR WILLIAMS. ' Business Zllamzgcr, we ORCHESTRA. fluids. Violoncello. J. G. Jennings, C. F. Carter. P. W. Moen. Pfzmixl, W. L. R. Wurts. '77 GLEE CLUB. 20' Tc'lIOI'. ' J. H. Chandler, j. F. Keator, E. M. Duclley. IJ! Brzxy. O. Reed, G. M. Tuttle, T. Peet. C. W. Barnes. E. M. Dudley, Wa7'oZe7'. 378 GLEE 211' Tenor. S. W. Dexter, H. M. Hoyt, E. M. Joslyn, Fred. Potter. H G H A CLUB. Ist Boys. . E. Coe, T. Knott, . B. McCarroll, . L. Ripley. y7Q GLEE CLUB. Presidefzl, W. N, PARKER. Serhaazd Tvfeas., CHANDLER. Lemief, MARS'l'ON. zz! Tenor. Iilf Bam. Lewis, Simpson, Dill, Stokes, Atwater, Rochfort, Jones, Hatch, Chamberlin, Parker. Adee. - Cozvzfl. V G. W. Burton. 20' ffrzm. A. Williams, R. Frost, F. H. Shaffer. 2d Boss. E. M. Bell, G. W. Burton, F. S. Smith, G., P. Whittlesey Zo' Ban. Asay, Coxe, Platt, Hyde. 77- W. M. Barnum, 77- E. S. Buffum, R. M. Colgate, Q Eating Clubs. Wi THE PENTAGON. I I4 High Street. W. l. Bigelow, A. Gould, nston, G. M. Tuttle. 'WE ARE SEVEN. go High Street. C. P. Dickinson, F. H. Platt W. P. Macomber, E. O. Perrin. C. L. Reid. PF Eafifzg Clubs. 9 EATING CLUB. '77. , A, n A x.,, ',f 'a A ' ?'l f'gg5 J 1 N. D. Abbott, J. P. Andrews, J. D. Atwater, E. C. Cooke, 77- Walter Brooks, F. E. Clark, E. A. Dillingham, G. T. Elliott, 86 Wall Street. Russell Frost, A. H. Gulliver, A. R. Kimball, F, B. Percy, EATING CLUB. Elm Street. J. R. Hatch, Albert Hoysradt H. M. Johnson, J. H. Johnston, 1 Henry Roberts, F. J. Stimson, G. H. Thomas, N. U. Wallcer. ,77 G. E. Langdon, F. H. Shaffer, A. F. Van Horn, F. W. Wheaton. EdfZ'7Zg Clubs. 5' 78. EATING CLUB. EHEDI NNER HUB , .Ji.t ff-ls. D Paul Charlton, W. V. Downer, G. B. Edwards, J. B. McEwan, W. T. Gilbert, H. C. Hollister, I 22 High Street. T. S. Jenks, C. R. jewett, J. Q. A. johnson, G. T. Knott, H. B. McCarroll, C. H. Morgan, THE YALE CLUB. 63 High Street. R. A. Patterson C. L. Spencer, C. M. Stone, M AE. H. Stone, YV. H. Taft. A. C. Wnger. juniors, . 13 Iheologuest - - 'I Sophomores, 16 S. S. S. . . 9 Freshmen, . I2 Post Graduates, . . I5 Total, 75' D. P. Birnie, G. L. Curtis, S. W. Dexter. '77 S- Eczfifzg Clubs. EXTING CLUB. '78 xi . Q..-gf, 5 A XJ: I n-RRG! W 'ag f Qktxglfrma- X fl i S S 5 -iz, A 5 -- NIOTTO-U To rfzzmu allcfzdrzrvre on Meir lamfrfiijbs' jb!e1z.m1'f. George Street. V W. W. I-lite, E. H. Seely, I E. L. Morse, C. K. Woodbury. L. H, Schwab, .- l,. S. S. THE FROG POND EATING CLUB. 43 Grove Street. A. M. Thomas, W. G. Thompson H. H. Curtis, E. Young. Ealing Clubs. 7 5 78. O15 llwalfoiluxovrsg. '73, 'lf EVERY RARE AND GDSTLY I EISH. LIQUORS l ALL SDRTS is-L riff Eye. ' l f .A,1,., -he l ll fe- . - - l W W ll W Wil fll 1 ,ll ill, l Wi lx , . .. ,111 ,Q J, i Z9 L1 F92 2 3 77- W. U. Bannard, Ll. H. Chandler, A. W. Cole, E. M. Dudley, S. A. Fisk, 41 College Street. W. A. Ransom, C. S. Shepard, i-. EATING CLUB Temple Street. J. F. Keator, T. P. Merwin, J. B. Neal, ' T. Peet. Orville Reed, W. Squires, B. R. Wendell, jr. '77 L. F. Tooker, M. S. Shipley, S. M. VValn, A. M. Wilcox, W. VV. WVilliams. Ealing Clubs. 79- ll rl W E E CD O F' CT F5 r 79 M li lull A.Nx P 5 u V . 3 4.- V mas. V' I E will .lu X fill . 11355 1:71 X ' -4' 45532 - -.1 1012 H Max '- l-- ' ,, ggtlllllmgfgy Q., L X f-E 5114l Zh, W l ,llIu:1rlWl . , Mr v 1 .mind v ,fl ll X .il C fd f' X If ,:i.:...+-1-fre:-fssizgml. E ':' , A R N 1 l E ' W lllll L' 'jfe Szzis U11 Jlfazwais G'a1'po1z. J. D. Torreyson, F. P. Tuttle, J. G. Crump, 'jf S. Metcalfe, E. H. Fenn, W. D. Allen, M. B. Belknap, F. Caldwell, M -LP. Iddings, F. Bey Lucleling, I. W. Curtiss, julian Curtiss, SCIENTIFIC EATERST H. G. McCord, Ed. P. Livingston S. Peters Fosdick, S. A. Kimball. MOTTO- And Zhey .vhrzllgmzw affirm 133 College Street. G. W. Mason, ' H, A. Miller, F. N. Pease, D. E. Pierce, W. T. Sedgwick, I-I. L. Taylor, E. B. Wilson. J. V. Farwell, Ecziirzg Clubs. '79, EATING CLUB. .Ui W ,-l: T El X l H H9 gllgamm BILL ' UF r ! ,I 'Eg Ng ME - f fi Q ll Q if Q- wr lf SMASH li4 ,45Q ll ! xyx '- ' ' Q5 fr '- 59,2 x', A A S T ,, unmnu IIIHIIIIIIIIS il' EElEl7l?l:flflii NX S f f X f l ' W 5 T T T 'Sfggg SO :E l lllllmlc ' 5? 2 E l f Llnl l - 1 ':- ll ffl X ill? .-H m i l. L EE: Ezra? l W Y? '-Y 7 ,!l.,f.W ' . I Oi 'Oydorylcovvdrp E. T. Blair, H. Hitchcock, E. Carter, W. B. James, H. H. Donaldson, 13.1. Judd, WV. N. Parker, rr ayoz. L. L. Stanton, H. I. Ten Eyck, I. T. Terry, A. F. Tighe. ,A 8 Ecziifzg Clubs. S. S. S. CLOISTER CAFE. S. S. S wl ' va X Q liiifi X In .. fl fl lllwi. i ii ii l Q ii, li Nil lll A w if -A li.. gl fi , will C XX X i i' . fl li lr. .1 li if . will Wg lllllwlllliillimmmiilmllllllllli ii lin l l lv' ' S4 Wall Slruul. W. H. Backus, Franke, F. Martin, V F. L. Birdwell, R. A. Harmon, E. H. Smith, Granger Farwell. H. C. Howard, C. D. Smith, B. K. Field, C. M. Jarvis, E. C. Le Bourgeo s f G. A.WnlI. Committees. '76 COMMITTEES. Prc.vm!nz'z'01z Day. TuCSd:1y,lune 27, 1876. Omlor, j'oi1N B. GLEASON. Pant, FRANK I-1. GAvi.o1:D fIz'.rZo1'z'n1z:. O. T. Bannarcl, C. M. Dawes, R. J. Jessup. WV. S. Doolittle, C07l?77ZZ'ffI?6 of Armizgcffzmis. VV. A. Durrie, Stanley Dwight, I. M. jackson. J. H. Kean, NV. S. Dooliule, .. Class 119' Cvllilllilllllllff. G. E. Coney, Thomas Hunt, E. D. VVorcester C Zmx Cicfl C 0111111 flies. B. Baden, A. R. Dunning, A. T. Hziclley. Elmer P. Howe. Class P1'rz'111'c Cwzzzzfzfffe. N. P. TYLER, ChfZi7'l1lIZ7l. H. R. Bnck, 1.12. Dill, D. 1-1. Kellogg. R. L. Minlie, Sz?zz'zkz'z2z'zz1zs. -l. B. Dill. W. A. Durrie. Class Serremyjf. A. T. Hadley, 145 Temple street, New Haven. CLASS PICTURE COMMITTEES. ,77 ORVILLE REED, Chairman. C. F. Chapin, YV. Merrilield, J. M. 'Wliiteliend. C. S. Mervine, '76 Law. V. H. Metcalf, J. B. Mills, B. F. Tolson. Cammiilees. CLASS SUPPER COMMITTEES. '76 Acad. ' Chamberlain, Mintie, Wheeler. Hawleyf Trumbull, ,77 Amd, Chase, Johnson, Stimson. Dickinson, Macomber, His!a1'z'ans. Abbott. Smith. ,79 Amd. Pm-z'de1zt, SWINBURNE. Campbell, Rodman, Buffum, Ten Eyck, Waldo, F. E. Hyde J. O. Perrin, Burpee, . Green. ffixioriafzs. A. I. Hayes, B. I. Green, A. 2. Campbell, B. 2. Donaldson, A. 3. Metcalf. B. 3. Parmenter. , '76 S. S. S. , Cunningham, Newhall, Miles. '78 S. S. S. A Presidenf, RICHMOND. Farwell, Harmon, Wall. Mason, PROMENADE COMMITTEES. '76 .P7'077ZE7Zll!l7L', fmze 27, 16776. , C'hai1'11m1z, JOHN PORTER. Flow' ZWrz1z1zge7', COLLES JOHNSTON. J. W. Andrews, W. S. Doolittle, H. Marvin C. L. Bartlett, Durbin Horne, G. C. Webb J. C. LeBourgeois, '77 Pffommczzie, FEb7'Z!d7jl 8, 1870-. ChdZ'7'7lI07Z, N. U. -VVALKER. Floor fl'Y!l7ZlZg'1?7', F. STIMSON. C. L. Alvord, F. D. Goodhue, C. H. Strong Walter Brooks, J. R. Hatch, F. W. Wheaton F. B. Percy, Corfzmzfiees. COLLEGE CHURCHI '77, '78. S. A. Fisk, A. Beckwith, R. Frost, J. G. Jennings, 1. F. Keator. G. T. Knott. '79- H. S. Green, W. C. Merritt, James Middleton MISCELLANEOUS COMMITTEES. HZ.5f0i'Z.lllZ5 of 1876, S. S. S. H. W. Allen. G. E. Sherman. Pod, T. E. Sherman. S!rz!z'xz'z'rz'rz7zs of 1876, S. S. S. E. H. johnson. George WV. Smith. Cammz'z'z'ee fo f71z'ermzz'z'0mzZ Aihlefzk As.v0cz'a!z'01z. V G. Creighton Webb, J. H. Hammond. C'077Z77ZZ-ZLZSKK 012 RE50!7!fZ'0lZ of Thanks fo Yale Crcfcf. Fred. B. Percy, '77, H. S. Chase, '77, LA. Porter, '78 C07lZ7l1Z.ff66 077 Foo! Ba!! Jizrlcx. J. B. Atwater, E. V. Baker, S. C. Bushnell, F. B. Percy. G. T. Elliott, CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES. Delia Kappa. Pf'c.rz'1ie1Li, CRUMP. Bragg, Polhemus, Thompson, john Cu rtiss, Rodman, Torreyson, Donaldson, Swinburne, Tuttle. Kcmfld Szlgvizzz Ejiriloiz. ' P1'e.r1'n'e:zl, F. E. HYDE. Clarkson, Farwell. J. O. Perrin, Waldo, Blair. Munson, McKensie, W. H. Perrin, Stokes. Grzmffuz Nfl. PreJ1'n'e1zl. C. B. Pnciq. Keqtor, Merritt, Cochrane, jones, Marsh, Miller, 'Marty, Green, Wilson. Alpha Chi. liwmlmf, ll. Roomzftcn. C. VV. Canfield, R. Harmon, G. Webb, Granger Farwell, E. L. Le Bourgeois, Mason. 8 2 C0m1zzz'z'Zezr. . X 1 272, ' Q A N ll g 5 -:F i -j3 1L' JUBILEE COMMITTEES. j1hCZ7Zk'5gZ ZlZ'7?g' jubilee Cazizmzifce, '75. W. S. Doolittle, '76, F. S. NVinston, '77, F. E. Hyde, ,7Q, L. NV. Sllzlflfer, '76, H. C. Hollister, '78, O. D. Thompson, ,7Q. A. Gould, '77, S. S. S.-1. H. I-In Theological Depzl T. S. Jenks, '78, mmond, '76, H. H. Curtis, '77, E. C. Le Bourgeois, '78 Ifazmrmjl. rtment, S. C. Bushnell. Medical Department, H. A. Oaks Law Department, V. H. Metcalf. Y1hKZ7ZkSg'ZlZ,'Z-72g fzfbilcc C07fzmz'Zfee, '76, H. S. Chase, '77, F. A. Mitchell, '77, T. S. Jenks, '78, C. L. Spencer, '78, N. G. Osborn, '80, W. D. Hatch, '79, D. W, Richards, '8o. F. P. Tuttle, '79, s. s. s.--W. B. Penn. '77, R. W. cllapln, '78, W. S. Silsby, 79. Hofzararjf. ' Theological Department, E. Mendell. Law Department, C. G. Root. Medical Department, Qnot chosenj. Miscellany. X. 1 li ,Q f -i I 'UN I . llli lll'll'l1l'ill -1 -' I - .f llll ' vlflllll 4 :l l fl 'I lllwlllll I will i w l mlf H will' xl -21573. vw-I it Yv '4 Q'l .,,, ll ., nX,,5l .i . il' ' I4 illfllii.llllrll i. Sg lm I .l'.iJJ,i,gf'1 .f1f Nl U j 'I :fx xx l M ' i. I .1 fi 1 my 5.l1llllll': ' fl I I lhlfflllgf EDITORS YALE LITERARY MAGAZINE. CHARLIE Edwin R. Dillingham, Alpheus C. Hodges, S F. CHAPIN, CAHi7'f7l07Z. A rth ur R. Kimball. Anthony Gould, The annual volume begins with the college year and consists of nine num hers. Terms, 353.00 pei' annum. 8 4 Mzkcellavgf. THE YALE COURANT. Qi 9- T 0z'1'!fem'!2 E!iZ'f0l'Z'd! Boczrfi. F. V. 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Lig'hf72i7ZtgT A7'l'!JfE7' FENN, . . Lzlgkllzing Illixer. RONVLAND, . . B011 Opewztor. FRANCKE, Che1'ie:' Smarr Cham. C. D. SMITI-I, . . Ojice Boy HARMAN, . . Batfery Cleaner. DELEGATES TO SOCIETY CONVENTIONS. DELTA KAPPA EPSILON CONVENTION, 1875. .Sj'7'd6'Z!.Y6 U7zz'z1e'1'sz'iy, Syrafme, N. Y. W. W. Hyde, '76, W. M. Barnum, '77, John Porter, '76, F. B. Percy, '77, F. S. Winston, '77. 6 ff.wZ3Z,ZPf5ZZl-E Y C 7 9 ' ' W. S. Doolittle, '76, N. D. Abbott, '77, E. P. Howe, '76, Anthony Gould, ,17, J. S. Thacher, ,77. DELTA KAPPA EPSILON CONVENTION. W z'ZZz'a17z.v College, WZ-ZZZ-d77L5f07U7Z, Mass. F. B. Percy, '77, . 'lfreat Campbell, '78, G. E. Langdon, ,77, I. P. Pigott, 78, W. W. I-lite, '78. Sixith Annual Convention ofthe Rowing Association of American Colleges. -Springfield, Dec. 1, 1875, and New York, Ian. 5, 1876. Delegates-E. P. Howe, '76 3 R. J. Cook, '76. flfzlrfellany. 8 9 ,77 SLEIGI-IING CLUB. . is ?1'llX e I 3ffw uma I I: I 5 X- Q 't i s-i g I Iglselig,-Q' I ,,Hi.l.L! I Y Lis i,.lLi7lg1 , T L.. . 4' ' X -1 has C. W. Barnes, H. S. Chase, F. B. Percy, W. M. Barnum, Anthony Gould, G. M. Tuttle, VV. I. Bigelow, Orlando Hall, F, S, Wingtgn, I-l. M. johnson, MATCH DEBATES. Dec. 3, 1876. Question: JE'esoZved, That the United States government ought to assist the Cubans in their present struggle against Spain. Afhrmati ve, Oi Clu?l6ZoyoL. F. A. Beckwith, Dickson, Aber. Negative, 'H B0'U?L7?. A Edwards, ' james, Taft. Decided in favor of Negative. judges--Messrs. Howe and Worcester, Referee-Tutor Richardson. '76. BERKELEY ASSOCIATION. Founded in 1869. Pwridefzt, CHARLES C. CAMP, '77. Ser. and Trmr., I-I, S. Van Buren, '78. YALE KENT CLUB. Pwridenf, S. ARTHUR MARSDEN. Vice Pm-idefzf, CHARLES Roo'1'. Sec. and Twezzs., C. A. DUDLEY. . '76 Keir! Clzzlv Lezmfe C021mzz'!z'ec'. Charles Ives, Ir., Charles T. Morse, J. H. Whiting, S. Arthur Marsden, C. P. Sanford, A. N. Wheele1'. C. Sleight, SWEEPS AND -IANITORS. Osborne Allston, S., 35 Houston st. Luke Lathrop, S. M., Q2 High st. Carter lVright, N. M., 32 Winter st. M. Boucher, N., 42 Bradley st. Isom Allston, F., Basement. G. Livingston, D., Basement. Thomas Blake, Public Buildings. G. W. Farnam, D. H., E. D. H. Antonie Pfeifer, S. H., 55 Lock st. Geo. Ingham, M. C., too York st. Abijah Norton, Gymnasium. fl ' I . i l fl All ' :tr ,, H W In T Y 4 1 i 4'-t gmgh. i E5:-? f' -133' - , r'-f f II . 'iE!!!. Q- 1 - , Q- 1 lill e, Wit -M Q .- , 1 1 -7,57 :V -Miki 1-2 : 5 , 4,,, V -l i S-.' i.,rpv. 'ami-?M::r ? - T-Lili. i- , -. mug-, Tw- U Hiljll iigal'-E5-. : il s. f ,f ,iii E. q uil l v,'-f,,i1l H g, 5 ,i3 '- f Y , 1 Tigi ,P ll' ..-if.-' TLS!!!-' --V... I' it 2 Y 1 ,. 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Mlllliminlni- K? ,, ,,.. ...QLrff,125as222a2szezfzsasasz55E2555iiimiw' ' k' ' 4 E F lllllllllllllllljlllllllllllmmImlm!5555E55551r::ese!!.1:::::n::..s--- Y :,-:E? iEEEE5A-5-EEE 4 DEDICATION OF THE BATTELL CHAPEL. Smmlyf, jfzme IS, ra! 4 P. ZW. ORDER or EXERCISES. I 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 ro II rz. . Voluntary ,..... Dedication Anthem ,... Invocation and Reading of the Scriptures. Te Deum ,.... Prayer. Hymn, Thy praiseialone, O Lord, doth reign. Il ' Sermon ,..... Prayer of Dedication. f Hymn, Arise, O King of Grace, arise. Doxology. Benediction. ' Post Ludium, Hallelujah ,... PF This hymn was sung at the dedication ofthe olcl Chapel. The farewell sermon was preached by Pres. Porter, in the old Chapel Sunday morning, june IS. Dr. Stoeckel . Choir l Choir. Pres. Porter . Handel. 1 Historical Memorabilia. Yale College organized 1701, at Saybrook, Conn. Removed to New Haven, 1717. First building erected I7I7S demolished 1782. Brick row erected: South Middle, I7505 Atheneuni, 17615 South, 17935 North Middle and Lyceum, 18005 North, 18215 Chapel, 18245 Divinity, 1835 Qdemolished I87Oj. The central row: Laboratory, 17825 Cabinet, 18195 Treasury, 1832. The High street row: Library, 18425 Alumni Hall, 18535 Art Building, 1864. Gymnasium, 18595 Farnani, I86QQ Durfee, 18705 Divinity Hall, 18695 Med- ical College, 1860. Sheflield Scientific School, IS60. West Divinity Hall, . 1701 1707 1719 1723 . 1726 1739 1739 1766 . 1766 1777 1777 1795 . 1795 1817 1817 1846 . 1846 1871 . 1871 1851 Thomas S. Potwm, 1852 joel F. Bingham, 1874 PRESIDENTS OF THE COLLEGE. 1. Rev. Annntrruvt Pinttsox, . . 2. Rev. T1Mo'1'r1v Ct1'1'1-111t, . . 3. Rev. ELISHA VVILLIAMS, 4. Rev. T11oM1xs CLA11, . 5. Rev. NAP1-11411 D1tc011'1 1', 6. Rev. EZRA S'1'11.1ss, . 7. Rev. T11v1o'1'1f1v DWlGl'l.'l', . 8. Rev. jERElNlIAl-I DAY, . . 9. Rev. Trrisoooiuz Dw1c1'1'1' NVUOLSEY, . IO. Rev. NOAH P01t'r111t, . . VALEDICTORIANS. 1798 james Burnet, 1824 WVillis Hall, 1799 Alanson Hamlin, 1825 Simeon North, 1800 Daniel B. Brown, 1826 john P. Cowles, 1801 1802 1803 1804 1805 1806 1807 1808 1809 1810 1811 1812 1813 1814 1815 1816 1817 1818 Aleis E. Heart, I. C. Bates, Noah Porter, Abel McEwen, Gardiner Spring, R. W'ilkins0n, Leonard VVales, Erastus Edgarton, Sam. j. Hitchcock, E. A. Andrews, Ralph Emerson, I. T. Preston, josiah Spalding, G. E. Spruill, j. D. Eccles, Hawley Olmstead, W. B. Stilson, Hector H umphreys, 1819 Sylvester Hovey, 1820 T. D. Woolsey, 1821 1822 1823 Henry W'hite, Edward Beecher, George jones, 1827 Sidney L. johnson, 1828 1829 1830 1831 1832 1833 1834 1835 1836 1357 1838 1839 1840 1841 1842 1843 1344 1845 1846 1347 1848 1849 1850 Henry R. WVinthrop, Edward Winthrop, john O. Colton, Wm. H. Russell, Samuel St. john, Charles A. Gager, Theodore Stanley, joab Brace, Edward Strong, john D. Sherwood. joseph FewSmith, Samuel Brace, joseph A. Benton, Gordon Hall, Edwin WVright, j. G. Gould, Henry B. Harrison, Henry H. Hadley, Dwight Foster, Franklin VV. Fisk, Martin Kellogg, Horace Binney, jr., Henry A. Boardman, 1853 Isaac H. H ogun, 1854 VVilliam H. Norris, 1855 john E. Todd, 1856 Timothy K. VVilcox, 1857 Levi Holbrook, 1858 Addison Van Name, 1859 Eugene'Smith, 1860 john M. Morris, 1861 Tracy Peck, 1862 john P. Taylor, 1863 LQ T. Chamberlin, 1864 Isaac P. Pugsley, 1865 john L. Ewell, 1866 Fred. N. judson, 1867 Peter R. Taft, 1868 H. P. Wright, 1869 Arthur Shirley, 1870 George Chase, 1871 W'ilbert W. Perry, 1872 D. H. YVillcox, 1873 Frank B. Tarbell, 1874 Edward D. Robbins, 1875 Henry S. Gulliver, 1876 Arthur T. Hadley. 92 Misrellany. 1798 C. Herrick, 1799 M. Stewart, ISOO T. Adams, 1801 G. Hoadley, 1802 R. R. Swan, 1803 H. Beckley, 1804 S. Norton, 1805 S. B. Beach, 1806 L. Mitchell, 1807 C. Warner, 1808 J. Knight, 1809 J. Langdon, 1810 E. Kellogg, 1811 D. M. Mitchell, 1812 W. Stafford, 1813 A. M. Fisher, 1814 D. Lord, 1815 H. Rockwell, 1816 E. Bull, 1817 J. Jones, ' 1818 T. C. Perkins, 1819 J. H. Lathrop, 1820 S. Stoddard, 1821 D. Green, 1822 W. Shelton, 1823 A. N. Skinner, SALUTATORIANS. 1824 W. M. Holland, 1825 A. Pettingill, 1826 E. P. Barrows, 1827 C. C. Parmelee, 1828 F. A. P. Barnard, 1829 J. Eldridge, 1830 J. W. Andrews, 1831 L. H. Atwater, 1832 E. Colton, 1833 E. A. Bradford, 1834 N. P. Seymour, 1835 J. L, Taylor, 1836 J. M. Carter, 1837 M. N. Morris, 1838 J. P. Thompson, 1839 C. A. Bristed, 1840 G. H. Colton, 1841 W. L. Learned, 1842 J. Hadley, 1843 L. R. Hurlburt, 1844 E. W. Root, 1845 W. G. Conner, 1846 J. B. Talcott, 1847 T. Hyde, 1848 W. Aitchison, 1849 T. Dwight, 1850 W. S. Colton, 1851 A. R. Little, 1852 W. A. Reynolds, 1853 J. M. Whiton, 1854 G. D. Lord, 1855 W. D. Alexander 1856 E. C. Town, 1857 W. Smith, 1858 A. B. McLellan, 1859 C. H. Gross, IS6O W. W. Martin, 1861 S. E. Baldwin, 1862 J. W. Alling, 1863 D. B. Perry, 1864 C. G. Rockwood, 1865 C. H. Smith, 1866 H. Cole, . 1867 T. L. Day, 1868 W. C. Wood, 1869 G. Lathrop, 1870 D. W. Learned, 1871 H. E. Kinney, 1872 G. F. Moore, 1873 H. M. Denslow, 1874 W. Parkin, 1875 C. T. Russ, 1876 E. O. Worcester. DEFOREST ORATION AND TOWNSEND ESSAYS. The Townsend Prizes for English Composition were Hrst awarded in 1844 The DeForest Gold Medal for English Orations was first awarded in 1852 T he vzmlze of the DeFa72'st :mm it fliflllfd in wuz!! rzzpifals. 1844. 1 E. P. Belden, O. S. Ferry, E. A. Raymond, H. Russell, 1845. G. B. Day, A, F. Dickson, J. W. Harding, W. Hodges, 1846. Charles L. Brace, J. B. Brisbin, M. B. Dwight, S. W. Kellogg, J. White. R. Rankin. J. B. Talcott. 1847. 1848. 1849. H. H. Hadley, F. R. Abbe, C. G. Came, J. T. Hyde, W. Aitchison, F. M. Finch, E. G. Parker, H. N. Dunning, C. R. Goodrich, L. H. Reid, S. Emerson, H. M. Haskell, J. D. Smith. H. Hitchcock, H. Hollister. G. B. Wilcox. 1850. 1851. 1 1852. J. I. I. Adams, E. W. Evans, W. W. Crapo, E. P. Clarke, A. R. Little, H. Dwight, W. S. Colton, T. S. Potwin, D. C. Gilman, S. Johnson, J. Sheldon, W. P. Johnston, E. H. Roberts. W. W. Winthrop. H. B. SPRAGUE. C 93 Zlliscellazgf. 1853. up 1854. 1855. 1856. j. M. Whiton, S. H. Nicholds, C. G. Child, P. W. CALKINS, C. T. Lewis, W. H. FENN, A. M. LYON, L. R. Packard, A. Willard, L. S. Polivin, C. M. Tyler, D. D. Shaw, T. Bacon, C. E. Trumbull, S. T. Woodward, H. B. Brown, A. D. WHITE, A. S. Twombly. E. Mulford, H. DuBois, G. A. Johnson. W. C. Wyman. G. C. Robinson. 1857. 1858. 1859. ISDO. G. Pratt, D. G. Brinton, T. A. Post, W. W. Phelps, A. H. STRONG,9i' W. S. Pitkin, L. H. Bristol, C. H. Owen, J. M. HOLMES,ie C. S. KELLOGG, T. R. Lounsbury, 1. H. Ward, N. C. Perkins, S. H. Lee, R. A. STILES, E. G. Mason, J. C. Jackson, C. Richards, H. Twichell, Lf M. JONES, W. C. Case. E. L. Heermance, E. Carrington. J. L. Daniels. S. Caldwell, M. S. Eichelberger. 1861. 1862. 1863. 1864. G. B. Beecher, R. K. Weeks, H. W. Fowler, A. D. Miller, E. R. Sill, G. C. Ripley, L. T. CHAiv1B1s1u.A1NG. S. Merriam, G. M. Towle, D. I-I. CHAMBEi11.A1N, S. W. Dutiield, C. L. Atterbury, 1. L. Harmar, R. Morse, G. W. Allen, W. W. Battershall, W. E. PARK, G. M. Beard, W. G. Sumner, J. W. Sterling, S. E. Baldwin. F. McNeagh. G. S. Hamlin. H. P. BOYDEN. 1865. 1866. 1867. 1868. T. F. Caskey, L. C. Wade, R. W.Woodward, VV. A. McKinney, W. Stocking, H. Cole, T. Hedge, E. W. Miller, H. A. Stimson, E. Y. HINCKS, B. Vincent, I. T. BECKXVITI-I,'i' W. R. Bacon, W. G. Bussey, D. J. BURRELL, A. P. Tinker, J. L. Ewell, I. M. Hall, H. C. Sheldon, G. H. LEWVIS,'1' -I. A. BENT. L. Hall. A. E. Dunning. E. K. Rawson. -TSDQ. 1870. . 1871. 1872. H. C. Bannard, H. B. Mason, W. W. Perry, ROBERT E. COE,i, E. Heaton, G. Chase, C. D. Hine, A. R. Merriam, M. S. Phelps, -I. W. Andrews, H. M. Sanders, G. S. Sedgwick, E. P. WILDER, H. V. Freeman 1873. W. Beebe, S. O. Prentice, A. T. Bristow, H. M. Denslow, james Haward, F. B. TARBELL. C. E. Shepard, T. J. TILNEV, W. C. Gulliver. 1874. E. L. Curtiss, J. C. Sellers, A. B. Thacher, J. M. TOYVNSEND, A. D. 'Whittemore, H. B. B. Stapler. W. R. Sperry, E. F. Sweet, G. A. Strong, H. MANSFIELD. 1875. S. R. Betts, C. T. CI-IESTER,g J. H. .la 12. A. Garver, S. GULL1vER,g mes Hillhouse. W. Southworth. ' Adjudged equal. Medal awarded by lot, lo Strong. Jr Adjudged equal. Medal awarded by lot, to Becl-zwith. 1 Prize divided between Coe and Hinclcs. S Prize divided between Chester and Gulliver. T3 C. H. Ropes, -I. I-l. H1NcKs,1 F. D. Root. 1876. Philip Hale, A. T. Hadley, I. H. Mnrxiin, M. H. Phelps, E. D. Wo1tC1zs'I'ER, H. R. Buck. Q4 Jllzlvcellafgy. RECIPIENTS OF THE YALE LIT. MEDAL. WITH SUBJECTS OF ESSAYS. I85O J. Sheldon, '51 , Power and Mission of Genius. 1851 A. D. White, '53, Zwingle. 1852 W. C. Flagg, '54, Modern Reformers. 1853 I. E. Clark, '55 , Melancholy. 1854 C. R. Palmer, '55 , The Love of the Supernatural. 1855 J. M. Homles, '57, Science-its Nature and Influence. 1856 A. H. Strong, '57, Reform in the Reformer. 1857 L. M. Jones, '60, The American Statesman. 1858 J. H. Ward, '60, The Spirit of Sadness-Characteristic of the Litera- ture of the Age. 1859 C. E. Dutton, '60, 'Charles Kingsley. ' ISOO H. Holt, '62, DeQuincey. 1861 D. H. Chamberlain, '62, The Influence of General Culture on Profes- sional Life. 1862 G. S. Hamlin, '63 , The Novel. 1863 W. W. Battershal-l, '64, The Religion of In Memoriam. 1864 E. Y. Hincks, '66, Hawthorne. 1865 C. H. Adams, '66, Thoreau. ' L. Hall, '66, Napoleon's Life of Caesar. 1866 H. M. Dexter, '67, Sidney Smith. 1867 H. A. Beers, '69, Hawthorne. 1868 R. B. Richardson, '69, F. W. Robertson. 1869 WV. R. Sperry, '71 , Falstaff. 1870 J. H. Hincks, '72, The Influence ol' Tragedy on National Character. 1871 S. O. Prentice, '73, Cola di Rienzi: Bulwer vs. the Historians. 1872 J. S. Wood, '74, Christian Monachism. 1873 C. Tillinghast, '75 , Music. 1874 J. B. Gleason, '76, Puritanism in History and Art. 1875 L. J. Swinburne, '79, William Black's Novels. ' CLASS ORATORS AND POETS. Pozis. Oratorx. Poefx. Oratars. I '33 R. Robertson. A. H. Lewis. L. D. Brewster. A.Bailey. '34 E. Collin. W. Leverett. G. VV. Buehler. P. W. Calkins. '35 F. Johnston. J. B. Fenton. N. C. Perkins. A. H. Strong. '36 T. P. Scovell. H. C. Deming. E. C. Porter. G. P. Andrews. '37 W. T. Bacon. C. A. Johnson. G. W. Fisher. E. Carrington. '38 G. T. Dale. W. P. Lynde. C. A. Bois. J. L. Daniels. 'SQ L. W. Smith. R. P. Cutter. E. R. Sill. S. Shearer. '40 G. H. Hollister. C. F. Busham. H. Holt. D.H.Chamberlain '41 G. B. Schott. D. G. Mitchell. G.C.S. Southw'h. W. C. Whitney. '42 J. A. Porter. N. Edwards. W.W.Battersh'l. J. W.Teal. '43 L. F. Robinson. A. Johnston. H. A. Brown. A. McLean. '44 C. W. Camp. O. H. Doolittle J. Brand. G. C. Holt. '45 G. B. Day. T. K. Davis. W. H. Bishop. J.W. Showalter. '46 E. Johnson. F.J. Kingsbury. ' W. A. Linn. C. B. Brewster. '47 E. Franklin. T. L. Bayne. ' L. H. Bagg. H. A. Beers. '48 F. R. Grist. C.J.Webster. H. B.MaSon. W. C. Gulliver. '49 F. M. Finch. H. Hollister. J. A. Burr. O. J. Bliss. '50 J. I. I. Adams. C. J. Hilyer. D. N. Beach. E. S. Lines. '51 None. None. E. R. Johnes. W.A. Houghton. '52 W. W. Crapo. H. B. Sprague. G. D. Reid. H. I-I. Ragan. '53 C. T. Lewis. R. L. Gibson. E. Bouton. C. F. Cutter. Y '54 J. M. Smith. S. C. Gale. F. A. Gaylord. J. B. Gleason. At Reese's Tonsorial Saloon, over W. B. Fenn's shoe store, No. 326 Chapel street, you will I-ind five of the finest artists in the State. A B Shoninger Ja C-'0., 279 Chapel St., Pianos and Organs to let at 10W rates Mzkcellafgf. EDITORS OF THE YALE LITERARY MAGAZINE. E. O. Carter, E. j..Lynde, C. Hammond, F- A- COG- Q- Rich. R. D. Hubbard, W' M' Evans' T- G- TQICOUY H. R. Jackson, C- S- LYm5mr P- Th0mP50U1 P. Langworthy W. S. Scarborough. J. B. Varnum. J. D. Sherwood. 1340- - 1841. 3 , l- S- Babcock. Emerson, E. L. Ballswin, H- Boolhr I E. V. Gaines, W, P, Gready, G- H- Hollister. D. G. Mitchell, A, Marthws, J- G--HOYY1 G. B. Schott, S. B. Mulford, G. Richards. T. C. Yarnall. R. W. Wright. 1343- 1844- 1845. R. Aikman, D. W. Havens, J. A. Lent, F. Munson, E. W. Robbins. 1846. J. H. Brisbin, W. B. Capron, H. B. Harrison, D. Hawley, W. R. Nevins. 1849. C. G. Came, J. Campbell, F. M. Finch, E. D. Morris, E. B. Waring. ,I852. A. Bigelow, C. M. Bliss, W. W. Crapo, D. C. Gilman, H. B. Sprague. 1855. W. H. L. Barnes, E. Mulford, W. T. Wilson, S. T. Woodward, H. A. Yardley. 1858. E. F. Blake, D. G. Brinton, C. S. Kellogg, I. C. Kimball. S. H. Lee. 1861. WV. H. Fuller, J. L. Shipley, I. Atwater, -I. YV. Dulles, ell, O. S. Ferry, W. Smith, . J. White. 1847. B. G. Brown, W. S. McKee, D. T. Noyes, John Munn, C. F. Sanford. I85O. E. W. Bentley, W. R. Bliss, W. S. Colton, E. H. Roberts, O. L. Vlfoodrufi 1853. A. Grout, G. J. johnson, C. T. Lewis, B. K. Phelps, A. D. White. 1856. G. F. Bailey, J. M. Brown, W. H.YV.Campb H. Dubois, L. C. Fischer. 1859. S. D. Faulkner, G. NV. Fisher, B. N. Harrison, T. R. Lounsbury, A. Wilcox. 1862. G. M. Beard, E. Hemenway, W. Binney, G. B. Day, WV. Harding, . C. Hill, T. Kennedy. 1848. F. R. Abbe, W. Aitchison, T G J. G . H. Porter, . B. Wilcox, B. D. Young. 1851. A. H. Carrier, E. W. Evans. B. F. Martin, S. McCall, J. W. Noble. 1854. - W. C. Flagg, I. W. Hooker, W. S. Maples, L. S. Potwin, C T . . Purnell. 1857. F. E. Butler, J. M. Holmes, H. S. Huntington N. C. Perkins, G. Pratt. 1860. R. S. Davis, William Fowler E. G. Holden, WV. C. Johnston, C. H. Owen. 1863. E. B. Bingham, J. I-I. Butler, S S. Shearer, YV. Lnmpson, . WV. Duflield, E. R. Sill, R. Skinner, C. WV. Francis, R. O. Vlfilliams. I. P. Taylor. j. F. Kernochan B Shoninger do Co., Pianos and Organs sold for cash or greatly reduced prices. on installments, at MMWMW. 1864. 1865. 1866. M. C. D. Borden, T. Bulkley, H. Cole, S. C. Darling, T. F. Caskey, G. C. Holt, L. Gregory, A. McLean, C. M. Southgate G. S. Merriam, C. E. Smith, L. C. Wade, A. D. Miller, W. Stocking. H. O. VVhilney. W. G. Peck, H. M. Whitney, M. I-I. Williams. 1867. 1868. 1869. W. Bruce, R. YV. Ayres, L. I-I. Bagg, J. Dubois, Lewis, HE. G. Coy, A. E. Dunning, W. A. Linn, RECIPIENTS OF JUNIOR I87I Coe and I-Iinclcs. 1872 Houghton and Tarball. 1873 Ragan. we Mews z-Hosfw We rw Drug? :mow 23 :UQQ 1jE?3mf43.5o:9cnQf3S0 gm -AQ Cn-10244-Dxlgg-wc. :NICE 5:1491 5U 5B-133.00-:Bx,QO,., -SDS Q-img FUQQB- mfg U9 fl 4-175: - cog' :go 5. .-1' 9' 703, 35' 1'-rem -'J ' D- r-43 - E - 2 Z. :JI ' 352. :wwe 11191520 Pre PP' irwaw Pvrwwv bds fn I BPH mmin EH 1-ll 25555525255-S515 F10 Orff-'si' Eiszosv' Em yvrfl 'FFP P5 O 0 co . DH' FJ wal' -1 Eg Sgmfmo Qofow Wm SPP mime WM sv . o ' ' .-O Qu-4 E 1-4 V gl 7jTgg3:r2'fg5H'f?O2,Oi'7U r-1 SO.-0 -1 5 O '-'93 ..L.,E, 5',,O-30,511 9,3 1-1.31-D32 one OD- D'U1:1:'4g S 1W WB. CL- gg' mn, C4113 Q1 vo -1 - -.P o UQ 0 cb D- ' 1: D cn rn M C- F 'Tl 1 no 9 5 an F EX HIBITION PRIZE. I874 Chester and Gulliver. 1875 Edwin D. Worcester. 1876 S. L. Eaton. , FRANKLIN BLISS, Merchant Tailor, CORNER CHURCH AND CENTER STS. B USINESS DIRECTOR K Jlfew Heaven, October J, 1876. Fall and VVinte1t. 1376. I take pleasure tn announcing' that my stock of fine G llfenfs Woolens ts now complete with all the novelties of the season, which I will Ojfdl' at lowest 1na,rket prices. .My ltne of in new designs cannot be eoocellecl, nncl are worthy of can inspection. Very respectfztlly yours, A. THILL, V Iynpgrting Tailgr, 440 CHAPEL STREET. G. W. Burrell 86 Go., S I-I I R T IMI A K E JR, S- I We make the Finest and Best Fitting Shirt made in the City, AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. AN ELEGANT STGGK SE GENTS' FURNISHINGS. Fall Styles Neck NVGELIQ. CANES. Agency for Troy Laundry. UIIIBRELLAS. C, W, BURRALL E CO., 78 CHURCH STREET. 2 Y Business Divwctory. ' Q 'Auf f X A X SS 0.4: 4 Lg X: ur xg?-' ,. is A ..gl.,-- . , fa S3 mb .. , .gLR'1lfG1v-,A ww . A - n ' Q - ax NA NNN A ' ' ' V 2x I 1 1-'fag M A ' 4 1 3: 1 W 'jg:,1' , Nm ELF Jw' fa? Q n k? in A - f .. ye ! 9, ff. -Q lv ff xN 01,9 gf? ' 1 ' '-0 POPULAR We 0 AND ax 4... ,,v. .,w ,.-..-vm-.H .,...-N.-.www-.--.-1 - ,.A13121251323322215152522121:2253?2ffiff:112?F54'1'ifff1'1ri??fzSigigiiiiiiiigigigigg, 'ff . 1 f 'F mf 5:5 -:+25'2'!f E 3 4 5 g W X42 A-+1 5 2.3234 ' P,g.g.g,a aggwh Ky, .g..ivv.n S STYLES Hi 1,L'b5g,w-n4,,gw eff 5 2 - PRICE . A , , V nn we w'o4n1q':o uv v. ,QM V W ,,.-4-:Gael:fz'5:1:f:2:2:f:1:222113211 5322:lzizisiziizf:f:3':g:':g:1.g.g.g4x, :gf Ag,1.g.z.z44eq.:,:.,p:g.:.g.g.g.g.z.,35ggz3q.:e.:.:.:o..z,.:..e........msg Dry- 5223: -- A '- 4- '-'21 ' :wx 4A,, rp ff. Je . MW DUNLAP 85 CC S A ENTS. ' G- CHAPEL, oon. STATE ST. Every Student should Rent hie Piano Of o. My LOOMIS, Who always keeps a good assortment of STATIONERY AN D MUSICAL MERCHANDISE of every description. C. M. LOOMIS. I4HK:TrEEA'IlTo GHANDELIERS, BRAGKETS, PURTABLES, GAS FIXTURES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. STUDENTS' LAMPS AND OIL. SCOTT 85 SANFORD, 382 Chapel Street, QNext Insurance Building? 1 Business Directory. 3 FINE SHIRTS , I I1 PI . E 5 . Q I-I f: 4 ' Q, 2, m E Q , MADE ' Q S Im onnfn. E By STARKWEATHER Sz Ce., 34 ST., New-13113 Post OFHCQ, PRICES LQW- 0 .J 9 0 I-I I N T 7 SUCCESSOR TO W. FRERICKS, Custom Beet Sz Shoe Maker, Ne. 509 Chapel St., New Ha-Ven, Ct. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. I SAK HALL ONE PRICE eLeTH1Ne HOUSE, INSURANCE BUILDING, NEW HAVEN. NORTON 8 CO., - - PROPRIETORS 4 Busmess Dzrectory. New Tailoring Store, 28 Center St. E JONES 85 DAVISON, Practical Tailors, NEW GOODS ! LATEST STYLES ! ln all kinds of Fasliionoble lVIatoria,ls for Gentlemerfs us IVIrs. FRANK IVIORIARTY, T E M P L E B A R, 35 Temple Street, corner Center, 4 IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Bass, Burton and Pale India Ales, UB4izi7e 9? A307133 lfkuvtcfe file, ' HUINESWS, BXHELAY and PEHXIN'S XXX Sllllll. GE Welch Rarebits, Golden Bucks, Poaclied Eggs, Grilled Sardines, alto. ELLIOTT HOUSE, ,SAMUEL I-I- CRANE, 155 Chapel Street, oorner of Olive Street, NEW'HAVEN,GONN. The Elliott 'House is new, has all the modern improvements, and is FIRST CLASS in all its appointments. Private Parlors, Rooms in Suits, Bath Rooms, Sze. Business Directory. - , 5 ATI-IENTHEUM Restaurant and Timing Rooms a 4 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I 5 3 Center St. , CBenediot'S BuiZcZing,J Where :Lt all times can be had THE Q BEST THE MARKET AEEORDS, Cooked in the best manner, and served in 'drst class style. AT POPULAR PRICES. The Proprietor's long experience in New York City, and the increasing patronage of the New Haven public, especially YALE STUDENTS, Ts a, guaranty that he knows how to popularize his establishment. Comrnutation Tickets of 36.00 value for 35.00. A call respectfully solicited, Sunday H0ul'S, S to 10, 12 to 2, and 5 to 7 o'clock. M. R. MILLER, Proprietor, H. J. STEVJ-TENS, QD. D. S. Ofiioe, No. 1 Smith's BuT1ding,392 Chapel sm. fNext door to corner Chapel and Temple Sts.j NITROUS OXIDE ADBIINISTEBJED. GRADUATE OF BALTIMORE DENTAL COLLEGE. T. T. az R. G. BRIGHT, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of' I Earthen, Glass 85 Tin Ware. EXTRA QUALITY KEROSENE OIL. oLn PAPERS., sw., BOUGHT. Nos. 6 and S B1'oadway, 6 - Business Directory. The Best Lager in the City, Shalks Brothers' Brewery, Newark, N. J., Always oudraugiit at the well known Lager Beer Vaults, 'CORNER CHAPEL AND CHURCH STS. A. C. TREGER, PROPETETOE. JVC B. .Aliso above Langer Bottled for Family Use. BEERS' WEST END DRUG STORE, 456 CHAPEL STREET, Opposite Yale College. WVe oifer, as usual, a fine selected stock of A DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, TOILET AE.T1oLEs, ae. Ide Coid Soda and Mineral YViLte1Ls, Uneluding the celebrated 4' IJIGH Rociznj on draught the year round. HOT SODA during the winter season. A A Fine Imported Cigars and Cigarettes. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS In bulk and in bottles. In fact everything in our line requisite for Health and Conifort. H jDRESC.RIPTIONS A jSPEC1ALTY. OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY. OPEN ALJ.. NIGHT. E. EooTE a oo, Fish, Lobsters, oysters, Clams, 207 State Street, New Haven, Conn. .Bmsiness Directory. KRAFT RUTH R Merchant Tailcu 6 CENTER STI-EEEZ NEW HAVEN, CONN. HENRY KRAFT. J, J KRAFT ARRIVAL AIVD DEPARTURE OF MAILS 0 R O U T E ' OPEN. CLOSE. A. M. P. M. A, M. 1 P. M. New York, XVesteru and South- 7.00, 10.40 3.-15, 545 5.30, 9.15 1.15, 7.45 ern, 11.00 7.50 11.000 Philadelphia, Balt., and 'xVash., 7 00, 11.00 9.15 1.15, 7.45 Albany and Western States, by 10.0095 way of Springfield, 10.00 Q 45 New York Railroad Way, 10.40 7.50 5.30 1.15 Boston and Eastern New England 7.00 2.30, 0.30 10.00,l1.-30 5.00, 10.0075 Hartford, Springfield and North- ern NewEnglam1, 7.00, 10.00 9.90, 0.30 7.30, 10.00 5.00, 10.0014 Middletown, New Britain, 'West hlerillen and Meriden, 7.00, 10.00 9.20, 9.30 5.30, 10.00 5.00, 10.000 Vl1allingf'ord, 10.00 2.20, 5.00 7.30, 10.00 5.00 Air Line Railroad Way, 9.30 11.30 Midrlleflelcl and Durham, 10.00 9-30 7.30, 11-30 Shore Line Railroad Way, 7.50 10.00,11.30 ...45 Conn. Valley Railroad Way, 7-50 10.00,11.30 11.00 Norwich, N. Lon. 85 East. Conn., 7.00 9-90, 7-45 10-00,11-30 3-'15, 11-005 Rhode Island, 7.00 2.20, 9.30 10.00,11.30 11.005 Guilford, 10.00 7-45 10-00 5.00 Canal Rallronrl Vl'ay, 2.20, 0.30 10.00 5.00 Housatonic Railrnnzl lVay, 7.00 3.-15 9.15 1.15 Newtown,N.Milforfl R FallsVil., 10.50 3-L15 9-15 1-15 Naugatuck Railroad Way, 10.50 9-30 'J-30 4130 Yvalerbury, '1,0Ll, 10,40 0.710 10.00, 0.40 4.30, 11.0051 Nau., Seymour k Woodbr. Stage, 10.40 9-30 9-'10 4-30 Ansnuia and Derby, 10.40 3-45. 9-30 5-301 9-40 4-30 B,.m0,, mu, 51,3111 10.ll0,11.30 4.30, 11.000 Fair HM-e,,, 9,110 9.90, 7.30 7.30, 10.00 5 on WZ Haven, Westville SL NVuodbr., 9.00 7-30 11-00 U-00 Halnden, 10.00 Q-20 10-00 U-00 Orange, 10.-10 4-30 Deep Riv. Stage -aiu N. Branl'ord, 5-001 9-001 Foreign, -via Steamers, 7-45 1' Sundays, 9 pan. 1' Mondays and Thursdays. 1 Tuesdays and Fridays, 9.00 aan., Wednesdays a nd -Saturdays, 10.00 a.x.n. 8 4 Business Dzwctory. GENTLEMEN OF YALE! When you Want to A ENTERTAIN YOUR. FRIENDS And give them something enjoyable,' DON 'T FORGET THAT REDCLIFFE IS THE MAN T0 APPLY TO. I ytl g y u require can be fl.lI'D1Sh6d 111 1tS season d q lty 13 d fha: aim is to give satisfaction in all We undertake PRICES REASONABLE. Every requisite supplied for SOCIETY SPREADS. J. REDCLIFFE, 400 Chapel Street. Business Directory. 9 DINING ROOMS, No. 233 STATE STREET, Five minutes Walk from the Colleges- THE PATHONAGE OF VALE STUDENTS SOLIOITED. REYNOLDS BROS. WALLACE B. FENN 85 CO., MANUFACTURER-S AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF GENTLEMENTS FINE AND WALKING A L, . B O Q T S Sz Q H O E S Gentlemen can find with us the new styles of BROAD FRENCH SOLES, IN BUTTON, CONGRESS GAITERS ' AND FINE CALF BOOTS. WALLACE B. PENN SLOO., 328 Chapel Street, Sign of the BIG BOOT. BOWMAN, PHOTOGRAPHER, 410 CHAPEL STREET. 1 0 Business Directory. ' MCNEIL 81' WASHBURN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FINE FANCY ' GOODS, And Druggists' Supplies, IMPORTED soAPs, PERFUMES, TOILET WATERS, '00MBs, BRUSHES, sPoNeEs,A Opera Glasses, Plate Glass Mirrors, Russian and Shell Goods. mee HOLIDAY GOODS A sPEOIALTY, JAMES FAIRMAN 85 CO., DEALERS IN Carpets, 011 Cloths, PAPER HANGINGS, CURTAIN GOODS, Kuo., 333 and 335 CHAPEL STREET, NEW HA VEN, CONN. HENRY HILLMAN, ClHl4UlllCUlE CCfUlNlFECTllCllNlFllEiY, 492 Chapel Street, New Haven. ' Business Di9'ectoo y. 1 1 C. W. TUTTLE, LOCK AND GUNSMITH . BELL HANGE1i, 7 AND DEALER IN SPORTING ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. No. 163 ELM STREET, corner York, - - New Haven, Conn. Fishing Tackle, Guns, Pistols and Revolvers, in variety. ' qE Metallic Caruridges, Ely's Cut Wade, and Ammunition of all kinds. G-uns Bored for Fine Shooting. IR. LANGDALE, 'imc 483 CHAPEL STREET, Cor. High, New Haven, Conn. . Having had experience in some of the best houses in New York and New Haven, We have confidence of giving satisfaction. Samples constantly received from one of the largest importing houses in New York. Special attention paid to Repairing. GILBERT THOMPSQN, DEALERS IN GENESEE FA ILY GROCERIE , Fine Wines, Imported Cigars. doc., 394 CHAPEL STREET, New Haven, Conn. Busiues s4D irectovy. f 1 875. e QV X fi ,2 . fi X ',4iTZ:1'.-E .. Q I -'-Q' ,f4LL iff avi ms ' I 7 ' llfgmw-1 '1 u w i 1' N9f'- ' 9 ' f lr A- F. X ' f 2 f W. QQ , .S , e ' 2 1 1 : I . . '7 A-1 WH' f K F -we-,,, f HW- 'L f WVIINK 1 :ul x p '- ' 7 Y 70,3 g ym' .y.i5.2gzf5f4:N,. 'f V'Mg. ' , ,Q , '72? - 7.-ua. Q QW I 1 MW ' -' :4:5f:,:q.f,gg4vfg435W,-I,, W , X G X1 e - ff i 2 Wig -:M n fz X X 2 RN W ,,4J.5 :1.J:'1f'f H 4 13 . . V, -3 3 'q'?F:fiF!wZ6l Jv Mfg' 'IQVIMW r ' . Q., :AA -pq-1512.6 fy iam! .iw -M -' X Ml, ' ' N ' A A ,. W x O7g.a1 r W , EW. 1 X ,mm 1'4 sw wwe 94 ' f-v6USQhSheri1-1r:.n O, Vere, O,.vere ish my leetle crew gone? O Vere O Vere can it be 7 2 7 Mit him's English stroke so slow und long ? at's de matter mit he ? -O,v A fix .Elf E137 .f 1: , I Vgqfffi, ,ajax L':f1G?f,, y ggi ,,:f.:L , 4 'af-.few ZZPE' lS'usi1zessfDir'ectoo'y. 1 3 JOHN E. BASSETT 85 CU., - f-fell? A HEADQUARTERS FOR V ei: I ' I Rodgers' Pocket Knives, Scissors, CMEC ANIC5 TOOLS , ' 'fr Razors. le hr? WJSEEIWWH 1 WOSTENHOLNVS f Xfxfmqli .SHT if he 5 rl , :xi H dP k K . . . aznrs an uc et nwes. 'ff-TE- ' f -3 AGENTS ron wir ? ff' 5 lmvlil ceilfr ' R E-EEEI ll BARNEY an BERRY as ACME Club Skate. FINE BIARDVVARE. Low Prices at '236 Chapel St. COAL. WOOD. -COAL. KIMBERLY 85 GOODRICI-I, 11,1 CHURCH STREET, CCUTLER CORNERJ AND 24 GRAND STREET. We have the choicest varieties of Coal of all kinds and sizes, which we will deliyer from our extensive Goal .'NVliarf, and from under cover, thor- oughly screened. Our Grate Coal, for open Grates and Stoves, is an excellent article. We have a superior Coal for the Morning Glory and all other Base Burning Stoves. Wood of' all kinds, any size and length, including Hickoryf Oak, Pine, Maple, Sac. UE: All of our Wood and Coal we will deliver into the Bins ol' Students' rooms, when desired. Call and see us before purchasiua. KIMBERLY 84 GOODIHCH. 14 Business .Directory YALE DINING ROOMS, 460 and 462 CHAPEL STREET, KOPPOSITE 1f,,1LE.u All kinds of Qystc-:rs and Game in their season. I Eli e I pyontbeal Qigafsg FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUIT ALWAYS ON IIAND. E BREAKFAST ON SUNDAY FROM 8 T0 10 A. M. Business Directory. 1 5 VVILLIAM, FRANKLIN, Merohant Tailor, NO. 40 CENTER STREET, W7Lite's Bzzildiazg, - - - NEWHa1l VEAC CONN. 0 B 1 ' '- iii: A 322 N, f 5'2 - ' . - ' 1 -, , 0 X - - . . -.3-1.4, .,,g1:.,'-A-2414, H Q. 5,5-,: 1 -,jf , - ,q ,- , '- 1- '. --v 1 ' f ' i ENGRAVINGS OF INIONOGRANIS, sooIE'rY,1N1T1AT1oN AND CLUB UUTS, PINS, BADGES, sw., JV'0. Q98 CHAPEL STREET HOPSON C91 SHERMAN. MAX TI-IALHEIMERYS Students' Retreat, 42, 44 and 46 Temple Street. Milwaukee, Cincinnati, St. Louis and New York Lager. W' Fine Wines, Lzlqzoors cmd Cigars. Bass' Pale and Burton Ales. Scotch Ales and Guiness, Stout. Welsh Rarebits, Poaohed Eggs and Golden Bucks. OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE. 16 Business Directory. TI-IE 'YALEgI-IAT, STQRE. The latest New York styles just received, and will be shown with pleesure. ' V X WVe are the agents for the eeleb1'atedFifth Avenue Hat. An1idon's manufac- ture. The best Silk Hats ma.nuf'aetured in the United States. Umbrellas, Canes, Boxing Gloves, Foils, -inc. H. W. MANSFIELD, 352 Chapel Street. MR. A. M. LOOMIS, Will resume his INSTRUCTIONS IN DANCING At LOOIVIIS' TEMPLE OF MUSiC, Saturclcay, September 23. Classes will meet Wednesday and Sat- urday of each Week during the winter. Q Private lessons given when not engaged with classes. CHARLES DANIBACHER, E3 Custom Boot and Shoe Maker, Perfect Leather and sure fit guaranteed. STUDENTS' TNORK A SPECIALTY. No. 52 High Street, New Haven, Conn. ISE . S P I EI :El , Dealer in all kinds of I ee L ainel een, No. 67 Church St., Qopp. Post 0fliee.j ' Business Directory. - Y 17 BOSTON BLUE STORE. SQUARE DEALHVG, ONE PRIDE, ULOTHHVG AND FURXVISHHVG HOUSE. A Branch of One of the Largest Clothing Houses in Boston. FOODS RETAIL, AT WHOLESALE j3RICES. . C. P. JORDAN. STUDENTS' RESORT. OLIVEIi ABEL, 'Successor to Frank Moriarty, THE QUIET HOUSE, BASS, PALE AND BURTON ALE Welsh Rarebits, Golden Bucks, Eggs on Toast, Sardines, 8f,c. Steaks, Chops and Oysters. COLLEGE FRATERNITY PINS Manufactured by us and constantly on hand. New designs made to order. Et' ENGRAVING OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. VISITING CARDS, MONOGRAMS, Bac. IiIRB.Y .SL SON, JEWELERS AND IMPORTERS OF CLOCKS AND BRONZES. Repairing of .Fine Hfciiclzes and Jewelry by competent mm. I 3 1 8 Business Directory. S. W. HURLBURT, Choice Family Groceries, MEATS, PROVISIONS, FISH, VEGETABLES, o'?:0., No. 486 CHAPEL STREET, CORNER HIGH. Q: Receive Weekly Litchfield County Butter, Eggs and -Poultry. 15111 GEO. B. TREAT, 484 CHAPEL ST., corner' HIGH, ' -HASi STOVES, Hoes, sHovELS, Tin Toilet Were. VVAT1-ER. PAILAS, EIORNS, 550, For Students' use, at low prices. E' Stoves blacked, 'repairecl and put up at short notice. FLORENCE House, gon the European P1an,y Cor. Union and Wooster Sts., New Haven, Conn. C. W. BRADLEY, - - Proprietor. Mg Meals at all hours, Hom 6 in the morning until 3 in the morning All kinds of Game in its season.. Business Directory. 19 WAR ER 31 DUDLEY, N0. 275 CHAPEL STREET, ' ' Keep a full assortment of Cir ' E ' h ' d e ll t 11 YC Il 1 1 Il Q 0 0 1 . A full line of the latest novelties in LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS, Gloves, Hoszevry and I Jnderwear. Collars and Cuffs lenmdered for 30 cents si dozen, called for and delivered free. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. Summer Arrangement, June, 1876. Nfox-ning. Afternoon. ARRIVE. DEPART. ARRIVE. DEPART. 12.20 Hartford. c. 12.25 Harlem River. c. 12.04 New York. 12.03 New York. 12.40 New Yorkyr 12.55 Shore Linerr 1 10 New York.+ 1.15 Air Line. 2.37 Springfieldfl' 2,40 New York.i' 1 27 Meriden. 1.21 Springfieldxl' 2.45 Harlem River. c. 2.55 Hartford. c. 1 37 Sp1ingHeld.r 1.48 New Yorks? 3.07 Shore Linexl' 3,10 New Yorksl' 1 40 Shore Line. 2.10 Harlem River. 7.00 Shore Line. 5.30 New York. 1.40 Air Linexl' 3.00 New York. 8.00 Sprinffiield. 6.30 New York. 1 42 Canal Road. 3.12 Springfield. 8.03 Stamiiord. 7.00 Air Line. 2 00 I'la.1'tford. c. 3.25 Slove Lined' 9.16 Shore Line. 7.05 Canal Road. 3 05 New York. 3.30 Air Linefr 9.22 Air Line. 8.10 Shore Line. 3 20 New 'Yorksr 3 35 New Yorlcfr 9.23 Canal Road. 8.10 New York. 3 25 SflI'll1gf:lClCl.'i 3.45 I-lartford. c. 9.25 Springiield. 8.15 Springlield. 3.36 I- arlem River. c. ' 5.28 Canal Road. 9.29 New York. m. 9.35 New Yorkd' 5.10 Air Line. 5.28 Springheldfr 10.15 New York. 10.50 Shore Line. 5.20 New Yorlcfr 5.35 New Yorkrl' 10.40 New York.+ I 10.50 Springfiel1l.'r 5.30 Shore Linefr 5.35 Shore Line. 11.53 Springfield. 10.51 Canal Road. 5.32 ilnringtielcl. 5.43 Air Line. 11.00 Meriden. 5.43 ew York. 5.45 New York. 7.26 iliorexloinfe. 6.15 Ezixgtford. .5 v orc. .45 nc ve.ort. m DERBY RAILROAD DEPOT' Nzw York. 3.05 Sirig lgeld. ARRIVE4 DEPART. 1... ,11..11..1. 1.33 gl.,wif1.11.+ A. M- 7.40.9-55. A. M. 5450-35.15 8.25 Springfield. 8.35 anal Road. f. 1. , - - . N- I .. , - I , 8,0 Canal Road. 8. 5 Shore Line. I M 232 355 aw' I P II 200 455 GIS 11.3 New York.1' 12.30 Springfieldfl' c. CmN'r1cNN1.xL. TEXPRESS- m- M -W 20 Business Directory. !!!HURLE!!! CGI ,I .EGF TAILQR New Fall Coatings, New Fall Trouserings, New Fall Suitings. I Choice Fall Overeoatings, ALL NIADE UP IN THE NOBBIEST STYLE. A FULL LINE OF FURNISHING GCDODS OF THE LATEST DESIGNS. As usual, we invite the GEJVTLEMEJV' OF THE INCOMING C'L.H,S'S To give us a call. EOPPOSITE TI-IE COLLEG-ES..H Business Directory. K 21 1876. I ..:: , ny. ' I ., . fig,-.R ,..f '4Q-0'2 -5041 . fs? W vf w as-img 4f1fw,f' 'W 341 ' 17? 'XM' W ' , J ' ' , 4251 ' l Z X, wif ff, 7 575 2 K lf f1If rZ Z , vi 1 - f :A 1 , - ' :L . in A I '3 gr ff ' 7 'KX' M' fy - - R X I, 3' X aiu .fy XM 15 V f Wx 1 -5 ,', f f , . ? xxx, sk X ' G '..,:1:..,,.. Lffk . ,.,. i nl! Q HTHIS IS GLORY ENOUGI-I Fon VVHAT SUMMER.,7 Z A I MAY BE CALLED ONE 22 Business Directory. Delivered clean and free from slate. lllllllll Wlllll, Oli Wlllll, KlNDLlNG vvoon, Sawed and split any length or size. i M. at W. F. GILBERT, ' No. 65 Church St. opp. Post Office. OFFICES' Railroad Ave., near Grand St. 2541: -CHAPEL ST. 254 New Yovek Bazaar. IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS, CONSISTING OF Black Walnut Frames, Sielemmd Corner Brackets, Hfall Pockets, Slipper Pockets, Book Racks, Clock, Vase, and Statuette Slielves. View Ifolclers, Stands, Tables, Matcli Safes, ceo. Toilet Specialties, Looking Glasses, Toilet Glasses, Towel Racks, Perfumes, Brushes, Combs, Soap, tae. Oil Paintings, Engravings. Cllromos, Photograplis, Black Walnut, Velvet and Gilt Frames, Passepartouts and Mats, Stereoscopes, Graphoscopes, Stereoscopic Views, Albums, Picture Cord, kc. Gold Plated and .Tet Jewelry, Silver Plated Ware, Clocks, Bronzes, Opera Glasses, Fancy Leather Goods, Writing Desks and Cases, Work, l-landkerchiell Glove, Collar and Fancy Boxes, Pocket Books, tic. Picture Frames' and Cornices made io oiclefr with despatch, at prices to silit the times. Traveling, 'Work anzl Market Baskets, Work Stands. Canes, Umbrellas. Trav- eling Bags, Lamps, Crockery, Boot Blacking Boxes, Cornrnocles, flue.-all of the best quality, the greatest variety, and at the lowest prices. Call and examine the Goods. NEW' YORK BAZAAR, 254 Chapel St. Business Directory. 23 TIFFANY ef oo., UN10N SQUARE, N. Y., IMPORTERS OF D l A M CD N D S in on ii Pension sions, Watches, Clocks, Bronzes, Fine Porcelain, Glass, Fancy Goods and Stationery. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE EWELRY, GQLD PENS, Sterling Silver Ware anfdl Watches, Their stock in each department is the largest and most comprehensive in the country. Having their own workshops, wiih a corps of designers attached to each, they are enabled to execute all orders for special articles with the greatest facility. Designs and Estimates for Presentation Pieces, Prizes, Class and Society Pins, Rings and Badges, furnished upon application. Tl-IE STATlONERY DEPARTMENT Ts always complete with full lines of all the best and most fashionable Note and Letter Papers. Work of' the highest merit for Wedding Recep- tion, Class Day and Connnenceinent Invitations. 24 Business .Di1'ecto1'31. BERKELE 81 CURTISS, DEALERS IN Foreign and Qomestici Fruits and Nuts, lNlPOR-FED WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, ' I Fine Canned andi Preserved Fruits, 109 CH URCH, 3 Doors from Chapel, L. H. BERKELE, NEW HAVEN , CONN. WM. D. Cnrvriss. GEORGE BROWN, No. 274 Chapel Street, DEALER IN eianones, oversee , p FRENCH AND AMERICAN enoens, FINE JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, Gold Pens, Opera IG-lasses, G-as Fixtures, Globes, Porcelain, Mica and Paper Shades, and manufacturer of College Society Pins of every Description. Along experience in this department enables him to oifer superior inducements both as regards workmanship and price. Watches and Jewelry repaired by experienced workmen. EDWARD ENGEL, 267 STATE STREET. - NEW HAVEN, CONN., Money Lean Qiiicfe. Liberal advances, in sums to suit, will be made on Merchandise and Personal Property in general. All legal transactions strictly confidential. Business Directory. 25 KLOCK 85 GESSNER, APQTHEGARIES, Chapel Street, Cor. Church. u Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, som. WATER. TOILET ARTICLES. Q.F.TUTTLE. Wholesale Dealer in Choice Groceries PURE FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, No. 21 BROADWAY, NEW HAVEN. Q1gAgent for Millbank Bros. XX Ale and Porter. Students will find our prices reasonable and our brands superb. - h Ahrr.I1AJQ1h Livery and Boarding Stable, Oflioe 41 Crown St. fNo1'th Sidej ls ready at all times to satisfy the Wants of all Yale Men, from a Large and Handsome stock of Horses and Carriages. c.H.GARD, D 48 Church Street, Next the Post Office, Would return thanks to the students of Yale for past patronage, and would announce that he continues to keep the best Billiard Tables in the city. All lovers of a. quiet game will be welcomed. 4 Business Directory f Business Directory. .ggf Tailors as Furnishers 342 Chapel Street. . FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH. 2-City Hall, Police entrance. 3-Wh1tney avenue, opposite Audubon street. 5-Corner York and Grove streets. 6-No. 3 Eagine House, corner Park nnd Elm streets. 'I-Corner hnlle avenue nncl Orclmrd street. 3- Coruer West Ciinsel and Orelmrml streets. Ch1efEn ineer's Bice-Strikes Nine o'aloek P. M., only. g-- 12-Corner Vgest Chapel :md Howe streets. 13-Corner Chapel an High streets. 14-Corner Park nnrl South streets. 15- Corner Congress nvenue and Doggett street. Corner Howard avenue and Columbus street. 16- 17-Corner Lafayette and Columbus streets. l8-Corner Oak nnd Brond streets. Ql-No. I Engine House Congress avenue. 23- d Wixitin r streets Corner State an L, . t t foot of Olive. 24-No. 'I Hose House, Water s ree , 25-Corner Church and Crown streets. Q6-Railway Depot, Clngpel street. Q7-Machine Shops, N. . Sz N. H. R. R.. LPrivstej. 28-Corner Howard avenue and Lumberton street. 29-Corner Howard avenue and Sea street. No 2 Engine I-louse, Art1znn street. 31- . 32-Corner Enst Water and Brewery streets. Corner Wooster nnd Chestnut streets. 34. . 35-Corner Clznpel nml Hamilton streets. 36-Corner Enst and Collis streets. 37-Steamboat Lnnding, Belle Dock LPrirn1e1. 38-Corner XVooster Plnce and Greene street. 41-No. 4 Engine House, corner St. John :md Wnllnce streets. 42-Corner G1-nncl :md Franklin streets. 43-Corner Enst and Myrtle streets. Corner State and Penrl streets. 45- - . 46-No. 8 Englne House, corner Edwards :ind Nnsh streets. 47- -IS- Rubber Fnclory, Greene street LPr1mteJ. f L' Factory corner Water nnd NX allnce streets LPrlvnte1. Snrsen n -, A d Clin el streets 51-Coriur Ornuge nn Kp . 52 ' d B le ' streets Corner Omn-11. nn rn 5 . ts 53:Junction of gtnte nnd Olive stree .. 54-Corner Sncliem nnd Prospect streets. 61-Corner Division and Newlmll streets. Corner Cnnnl and Munson streets. 62- 63-Corner Dixwell nvenue and lVolxstor street. 64 Corner Orelmrrl 'md Henry streets. I 711-Enst Grand street, opposite Horse Rnllrozul stab e. '12-Corner Ferry nnd Lombard streets. 13 -Corner-G1-:md und Front streets. 74-No. 5 Englne House, comer Pierpont nnil Pearl streets. '15-Corner EnstCl1npel nnd Ferry streets. Bl-Corner Jmnes street nnsl Snllonstnll nvenue. 82-Corner Mnltby nod Grnfton slreets. B4-Corner Stole :uul Grxure streets, qnepr l3nss1:-rn1nn'sj. ' t 'et l2l 123 1-- -Corner Svlvnn menuo nnsl Orclmrr s re . - E t And Ilnrnesrille Bridge Porter's Mill, Grand strc-tt fPrivntej, ns L Long Wlmrf, 'unctlon Bruin Whnrf. .4- 125 Comer West fllhnpel nml Norton streets. l8l-:Corner lVhnlley nvenue nncl l-lobnrt street. 28 Business Direczfory. DINING ROQBES, No. l88 Chapel Street, New Haven, Ct. Foor BALLS ' BASE BALLS MAsKs CANES CARDS BASKETS HORNS FHHUNG-TACKLE md ToYs .fl full ctssortmemf of the above can Qtlwotys be fotmol ont I h4fXIIsP1CDIIE5EET5, gm CHAPEL QIREET- Yale Photograph Gallery, 298 CHAPEL STREET, between Church and Orange. As the CLASS PICTURES have usually been taken at our rooms, and as we are prepa.red to make every description of Work in this beautiful art in the latest and most approved style, We would respectiiilly solicit a share of VALE'S PATROIVAGE. We do not hesitate to guarantee some of' the finest specivnens of' Photographic Art ever done in this city. Special attention given to Lighting' and Posing under the direction of' at most experienced Artist. M. MOULTHROP. Business Directory. 29 W LQCKWQQUS K C3I'Tl-TY' IIEIZSALL llll QDINING RQQMS, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Weddings and Parties SUPPLIED WITH EVERY REQUIREMENT. ICE CREAIVIS, FRUIT ICES AND GONFECTIONERY, On hand, and made to order. 151-155 CHURCH STREET, - New Haven, Conn. JUJ9 19 ge WHITE, 241.0 CHAPEL STREET, Text Books, Lexicons, Classical and Mathematical Litera- ture a Specialty. Uniform and Reasonable Prices to All, and every facility offered for the consultation and examination of books. Visitors always welcome. loafll filling 300111 , For Ladies and Gentlemen. W Meals at all hours. Served to all, Well cooked, at the lowest price in the State. 424 CHAPEL STREET, 30 Business Directory. GAS FIXTURES, PORTABLE STANDS and TRIMMINGS, can be had of ROBERT MORGAN, Plumber and Gas Fitter, so CENTER STREET, White's Block, NEW HAVEN, CONN., Who has constantly ou hand a full assortment to select fr CQ Q l The pl t h h you will always be trea-ted FA I RLY. We are young and our hearts are in our businessg conseque tly I7 k p d in keeping a FIRST-GLASS STUFIE. STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OOLLEGE TEXT BOOKS, NOTE BOOKS, BLANKABOOKS, KBC., KBC. H. G. PHILIPS CO., TIIE BQSTQN :BQOII STORE, 261 CHAPEL STREET. n JOHN F. LUTHER, 79 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK, MANUFACTUR-ER OF College Fraternity Badges, Business Directory. ' 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 T51 151 15 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 10 LQ UT 1-1 COMMUTATION TICKET No. I 2535... ...ggzgq ...jg-ic... ...gxggm ...pgjggp ...jgggm ...gglxfcg ...QgXg... ...gig Z 1 O. A. BUTTRICKS, E - 53 Q 1321 E XQETTCE 33215 li IME S51 f Q5 -Lg 63 Crown Street, New Haven. B - wi Mgt... rggg... Mggygc... EXXC... ...3XXg... ...3ZgQ... 5.954 3 S6 FOR FIVE DOLLARS. I UK U, 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 15 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 10 Tuttle, Mofehouse 81 T 21371010 PRINTERS 'Fo the Students of YEde Ckdlege, 221 STATE STREET, - - NEW HAVEN, CONN 32 Business Directory. - OTTO A. G. RAUSCH, FORNIERLY WITH A. THILL, 65 CENTER STREET, NEW HAVEN, CT. HATTERS AND FURRIERS. Agent for Messrs. DUNLAP 85 Co's Goods. GLASS AND GLUB HATS T0 ORDER. Trunks, Bags, Umbrellas and Gloves. 273 CHAPEL STREET, - NEW HAVEN uu.-:1, , . ..,,!,fWw-4:r..,......--ff-- -7 V ,Y -W , ... , '-....,....,,,,-Y , l R ESTABLISHED 1831. ' 'iw f ENJAEW M Se FGRD, qleyyeiepfs to the Qolleges, remmmsesvesas os' Jifewelry, Waatehes and Silversv.-awe, Class and Society i Esadges, Medals :mai Prizes o ,,..,......,.1..,., H ,,,, W, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,.,.,.,,x.,,.,....,,..,, HWEPQEETEQRS QE' ' ..,....,.. .,.., ..., W., Y M.-- ..,, ,,1,.-..-.....s.-ara..--.,..,.M...., Ebiannlonnds, diloeks and Fancy Goods. Q Reeepsion, Hnvitation and ilallinng Canvas of every deserigsiiebnn, Monaogiwums, Soc. A large line of samples , . ., .,,,,....,,. . .Hun from ,Beading New York mul Boston ennglrswers, erm- 1 ..luv.4.,m,-1-:nw-1--1w-fx-.agus-'12-aJ1.w.1:r--f--r-H -- ----1 -ff-am ----, - ----R-'--n--.gum-Jog, - ------- ----------ma I i almles us at all times to show the Emest styles. E: Keepers ofthe Railway mul fiiisy Time. ,LSD l REPAEERLENQEL The only house in the city otfel-ing the services of , both -Ellglinh and Swiss vvamoln namlsersg are therefore prepared to take in ohm-ge line watches of every - ---- - ,H-........ Jar' ...L, ,, ,....?,,.. des1'1'iption.-Electric dials connect with the City Hall clock, also with the new depot, giving cog- responding time in our store.