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Some lamps Are tolerably L r ood, But who wants a tolerably good egg? And there is a heap of trouble with a tolerably good lamp. Every student needs a good and handsome study lamp. But a good lamp must be simple; when it is not simple, it is not good. There is one lamp that is simple, and it is ;ood without the tolerable, and its light, is soft as twilight, genial as love and brilliant as the morning! , nr  « f _ _S_, „ „ _ .._ 9? -X The Rochester. Ii tliM Local dealer hasn ' l it, we will send vou one bj express. We manufacture 2,700 varieties, and can ■■tid you an illustrated catalogue that will help you out. ROCHESTER LAMP CO., 42 Park Place, New York City. Charles D. K inney ♦ Contractor • « • Builber NEW GYMNASIUM. U?ale (Bgmnasium .iSuilt by Cbarles W. ikiimey •••• —86 ©ramie Street, iNew Tbaven Mar cus Wa rd ' s DlouaE 3u4 IjruL Pure ]FUx % M @umbi jinej}; WRITING PAPERS 734 BROADWA) NEW YORK THE YALE BANNER Henry P. Wright, Ph. D., Dean of Yale College. Rev. George E. Day. D. D., Dean of the Divinity Set I. George J. Brush, LL. D., Director of the Sheffield Scientific School. iL I rjfr :•? ■- ' • ( ! 4 m JJ f . I ' ' . Smith, M. 1 1., I edii al School. Rev I ' imothy D wight, 1). D, LL. D., Pre lidi nl ol ale i niversity. Ho - i i lncis VV ' ayland, LL. D. Dean of the Law School. John F. Weir, N. A., M. V ., ! tor of the School of Fine Arts. THE YALE BANNER SEMI CENTENNIAL VOLUME THEODORE STUART HART KOI I K AN ' O ITHLISHEK YALE UNIVERSITY 1891 THE YALE BANNER, price, two dollars, postage, twenty-five cents ADDRESS, P. O. BOX 955, NEW HAVEN, CONN jLdoc ll f L o. eff HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY BY EXCHANGE NOV 9 1939 Calendar, 24 Sept. Thursday 1 Oct. Thursday 1 Oct. Thursday 16 Dec. Wednesday Firs i Term begins. School of the Fine Arts. Term begins. First Term. Medical School, begins. First Term ends. lUintcr Vacation. 7 Jan. Thursday 7 April Thursday 7 April Thursday 13 April Wednesday 20 April Wednesday 2 May Monday May Friday 23 May Monday 23 May Monday iS May Wednesi la 31 May Tuesday 26 June Sunday 27 June Monday 27 June Monday 28 June Tuesday 28 June Tuesday 2S June Tuesday 29 June Wednesday 30 June Thursday IS92. Second Term begins Spring Term, Law School, begins, Junior Exhibition. Spring Recess (in College) begins. Spring Recess ends. John A. Porter Prize Essays due. Berkeley Scholarship Examination. Woolsey Scholarship Examination begins. Winthrop Prize Examination. Anniversary of the 1 livinity School. School of the Fine Arts. Term ends. Baccalain-e.it,- Sermon. Presentation for Academical Degrees. Anniversary of the Sheffield Scientific School. Anniversary Meeting of the Alu mni. Anniversary of the Medical School. Anniversary of the Law School. Commencement. Examinations for admission begin. 27 Sept. Tuesday 29 Sept. Thursday 1 Oct. Saturday 1 Oct. Saturday 21 Dec. Wei lnexl.iv Summer Vacation. Examinations for admission begin. First Term begins. School of the Fine Arts, term begins. First Term, Medical School, begins. First Term ends. Corporation. PRESIDENT: Rev. TIMOTHY DWIGHT, D.D., LL.D. FELLOW S: His Excellency MORGAN G. BULKELEY, M.A., Hartford. His Honor SAMUEL E. MERWIN, New Haven. Rev. BURDETT HART, D.D., New Haven. Rev. GEORGE BUSHNELL, D.D., New Haven. Rev. JOSEPH W. BACKUS, M.A., Plainville. Hon FREDERICK J. KINGSBURY , M.A., Waterbury. Rev. THEODORE T. MUNGER, D.D., New Haven. Rev. JOSEPH ANDERSON, D.D., Waterbury. Rev. GEORGE LEON WALKER, I). I).. Hartford. Rev. CHARLES RAY PALMER, D.D., Bridgeport. Hon. CHAUN EY M. DEPEW, LL.D., New York City. Rev. EDWARD A. SMITH, MA. Hartford. Rev. JOSEPH II. TWICHELL, M.A.. Hartford. Hon. WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS, LL.D., Englewood, X. EDWARD G. MAN N. M.A., Chicago, III. BUCHANAN WINTHROP, M.A., New York City. Rev. JAMES W. COOPER, D.I).. New Britain. THOMAS G. BENNETT, 1 ' H.Ii.. New Haven. si CRETARY: FRANKLIN B. DEXTER, M.A.. - (Library) [78 Prospect St. TREASURER: WILLIAM W. FARNAM, M.A., - - (5 tr.) 335 Prospect St. IUDI re IR: WILBUR F. DAY. faculty an llnstuuctovs. Rev. TIMOTHY DWIGHT, D.D., LL.U., President, (7 TR.) 126 College St. Rev. NOAH PORTER. H.H.. 1. 1.. I).. ------ (275 L.) 31 Hillhouse Ave. Clark Professor of Moral Philosophy and .Metaphysics. Munson Professor ol Natural Philosophy and Astn my. fAMES D. DANA, Ph.D., LL.D., - (6 P.) 24 Hillhouse Ave. Silliman Professor ol Geology and Mineralogy Rev. GEORGE E. DAY, D.D., - - (5 E.) 125 College St. Dean of the Divinity School. Rev. SAMUEL HARRIS, D.D., LL.D., - - (1 E.) 144 College St. Dwight Professor of Systematic Theology. Rev. fAMES M. HOPPIN, D.D., ( Art School) 47 Hillhouse Axe. Professor of the History of Art. HON. EDWARD J. PHELPS, LL.D., ... - 239 Whitney Ave. [Cent Professor of Law. WILLIAM D. WHITNEY, Ph.D., LL.D., • - 227 Church St.. IV,. 1 r .,1 Sanskrit and Comparative Philology, and Instructor in Modern Languages. MOSES C. WHITE, M.D., - 48 College St. Professor of Pathology. Hon. FRANCIS WAYLAND, LL.D., - (17 Curt House) 175 Whitney Ave. I lean m| the Law School. Rev. GEORGE P. FISHER, D.D., LL.D., - (9 K -) 27 Hillhouse Ave. ' lit 1 1 -— Street Professor of Ecclesiastical History. GUSTAVE J. STOECKEL, Mus.D-, • - - (3 TR.) 209 York St. Battel! Professor .it Music. CHARLES A. LINDSLEY, M.D., - - 15 Elm St. Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine. HUBERT A. NEWTON, LL.D., - - ' 35 EIm St - Professor of Mathematics. GEORGE J. BRUSH, LL. D., .-- - (3 S. H.) 14 Trumbull St. Professor oi Mineralogy, and Director of the Sheffield Scientific Scl I FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS. SAMUEL W. JOHNSON, M.A., 54 Trumbull St. Professoi ol I heoretii .il and Agrii ultural Chemistry. Will JAM II. BREWER, Ph.D., ........... (4 S. H.) 418 Orange St. Norton Professoi ol Agriculture. Hon WILLIAM C. ROBINSON, LL.D., - (157 Church St.) 1 Hillhouse Ave. Professor ■! Elementary and Criminal Law and the Law ol Real Property. I 1I E. CLARK, M.A., - (40 N. S. II.) 30 Trumbull St. Professi ' i ol Mathematics. DANIEL C. EATON, M. A., - - (76 B.) 70 Sachem St. I ' i ■■itessor 1 i Botany. ARTHUR M. WHEELER, M.A., (207 D.) 86 Trumbull St. Durfee Professor ol History. ROBERT BROWN, M.A., ... Observatory PI. Si - n .11 ■t the ( Ibsen at irj Rev. LEWIS O. BRASTOW, D.D., .-.---...---. (3 E.) 128 Wall St. Professor of Homiletics and the Pastoral Charge. ADDISON VAN NAME, M.A., (Library) 121 High St. Librarian J. WILLARD GIBBS, Ph.D. (Sloane Laboratory) 121 High St. Pri i ' % x ol Mathematical PI15 ics JOHN V. WEIR, N.A.. M.A., ........... (9 Art School) 58 Trumbull St. William Leffingwell Professor ol Painting and Design ( HARLES B. RICHARDS, M.A., ........... (45 N. S. H.) 313 York St. Higgin Professor of Mechanical Engineering. ARTHUR W. WRIGHT, Ph.D. (Sloane Laboratory) 73 York Sq. Professor ol Experimental Physii - rHOMAS R LOUNSBURY, M.A., -------------- 22 Lincoln St. I ' n.i. r ..1 English and 1 ibrarian ol the Sheffield Si ientifiii Si hool Chittenden Professor of Divinity, and College Pastor. OTHNIEL C. MARSH, Ph.D., LL.D., - (8 P.) 360 Prospect St. Professor i Palaeontology, and Curator ol the Geological Collection. EUGENE L. RICHARDS, M.A., (86 X. M.) 315 York St. Professor l Mathematics. WILLIAM I. KNAPP, Ph.D., LL.D., (202 D.) 135 Whitney Ave. Street Professor ol Modern Languages. JOHN 11. NIEMEYER, M.A., ........... (8 Art School) 251 Lawrence St. Street Professor of Drawing. 9 FACULTY AXD INSTRUCTORS. FRANKLIN B. DEXTER, M.A., - (Library) 17 8 Prospect St. Assistant Librarian, and Registrar of the College Faculty. SIMEON E. BALDWIN, LL.D., - (25 White ' s Building) 44 Wall St. Professor of Constitutional and Mercantile Law. Corporations and Wills. TRACY PECK, M.A., - - • 124 High St. Professor of the Latin Language and Literature. WILLIAM H. CARMALT, M.D., ----- 87 Elm St. Professor ol the Principles and Practice ol Surgery, ADDISON E. VERRILL, M.A., ..----■(15 P.) 86 Walley Ave. Prol 1 ol Zoology, and Curator of the Zoological Collection. Rev. CORNELIUS L. KITCHEL, M.A., - 331 Temple St. Instructor in Greek. WILLIAM G. SUMNER, LL.D., - 140 Edwards St. Pelatiah Peril Professor ol Political and S01 ial Si i n e Rev. GEORGE T. LAUD. D.D., (276 I-) 204 Prospect St. Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy. CHARLES H. SMITH. MA. , 1 43 L -) 33 1 Temple St. Larned Professor ol American History. SIDNEY I. SMITH, M. A., - - (7 s B.) ' 47 Whalley Ave. Professor i t Comparative Anatomy. WILLIAM G. MIXTER, M.A., - s - H.) 144 Edwards St. l ' i , ifessor -it Chemistry. HENRY P. WRIGHT. Ph.D.. - - (I3 6F 128 York St. Dunham Professor i 1 1 1 - - Latin Language ' i ' 1 Literature. HENRY A. BEERS, M.A., - U7 ' ?•) Ward Corner, West Haven. Professor i English Literature. A. JAY DUBOIS, Ph.D., - (34N.S.H.) 258 Bradley St. Professor of Civil Engineering. EUGENE BERGERON, B.A., - ' 99 York St. Instructor in French. EDWARD S. DANA, Ph.D., (d 1 ' ) m Grove St. Professor I Physii s, and Curator ..I the Mineralogical Colli i tion rHOMAS D. SEYMOUR, M.A., ------ (121 N.) 34 Hillhouse Ave. Hill house Professor of the Greek Language and Literature. CHARLES S. HASTINGS, Ph.D., - - (39 N. S. II.) 191 Bradley St. Professor of Physics. Professor of the Semitic Languages, and Woolsey Professor ol Biblical Literature. 10 FACVl TY .-tXD INSTRUCTORS. WILLIAM K. TOWNSEND, D.C.L., - - . (153 Church St.) 148 Grove St. Edward J. Phelps Profess Fl intracts, admiralty Jurisprud , and forts. JAMES CAMPBELL, M.D., - • H;irtford. Pi-ofessor ■! Obstetrics and the Diseases ol W in and Children THEODORE S. WOOLSEY, LL.B., M.A., - - 250 Church St. Profi — ir ol International I .i THOMAS H. RUSSELL, M.D., - • - - 1371:1111st. I ' m. 1. r ol 1 lini al Surgen and Surgical Anatomy. FRANK A. GOOCH, Ph.D., - - - - (Kent Laboratory) 388 Whitney Ave. Professor t l. hemistry ALBERT S. COOK, Ph.D., L.H.D., . 139 Elm St. Profe — r ol the English Language and Literature WILLIAM BEEBE, B.A., - - - 83 Wall St. Vssistanl Prof — r ol Mathematics and Astronomy. ANDREW W. PHILLIPS, Ph.D., ( 55 F -) 184 York St. Professoi ol Mathemath GEORGE B. ADAMS, Ph.D., . (244 L.) 77 Elm St. I ' i . ifessor ol History HENRY W. FARNAM M.A., R.P.D., - 4.3 Hillhouse Ave. Professor ol Political Economy EDWARD P. MORRIS, M.A., - H2CollegeSl Pi 1 ifessor 1 i Latin. Rev. EDWARD L. CURTIS, Ph.D., D.D., - - (7 E.) 219 Whalley Ave. Holmes Profi ssor oi Hebrew Language and Liti raturi RUSSELL H. CHITTENDEN, Ph.D., ------- ... (63 B.) 83 Trumbull St. Professor of Physiological Chemist™ EDWARD B. CLAPP, Ph.D. - - 135 College St. Assistant Professor t Greek. ARTHUR T. HADLEY, M.A., 93 Whitney Ave. Profe ss I Political Ecoi y. Rev. GEORGE B. STEVENS, Ph.D., D.D., (12 E.) 68 Trumbull St. Buckingham Frofessoi ol New [ estami nt Critii i - in and Interpretation. SAMUEL I.. PENFIELD, Ph.B., (2 P.) 14 S. 11. i tant Professoi ol Mini rah i. r . HORACE L. WELLS, Ph.B. - - - 14 S. II. Vssistanl Professor of An.iU tii al 1 hemistry. THOMAS D. GOODELL, Ph.D., 284 Orange St. Assistant Pn tl ' essor ■■! i Ireek. 1 1 FACULTY AXD INSTRUCTORS. WILLIAM L. ELKIN, Ph.D. ■477 Prospect St. Astro ler in the Ibservaton HERBERT E. SMITH, M.D., - - ( i Medical School) 430 George St. Professor of Chemistry, and Dean of the Medical School. ARTHUR H. PALMER, M.A.. ( 7 N.) 42 Mansfield St. Professor ol German Language and Literature. HORATIO M- REYNOLDS, B.A., - ------- 213 D. Assistant Professor ol Greek, on the Talcott Foundation. FRANK C. PORTER. B.D., Ph.D., ( E -) 5 s Wall St. Winkley Prof essor ol Biblical I heology. GEORGE M. DUNCAN, M.A., 28 York Sq. Assistant Professor ol Philosophy. E. HERSHEY SNEATH, Ph.D., - 331 Temple St. Instructor in Philosophy, edward t. Mclaughlin, b.a., 26 7 l - Assistant Professor of English, GUSTAV F. GRUENER, B.A., 5 S. Tutor in German. HARLEY F. ROBERTS, MA. I02 N - I nstructor in Ireelx W. IRVING HUNT, B.A., - - (118 N.) 12 University PI. I hi. r in Greek. JOHN C. SCHWAB, Ph.D. ' 5 s - Instructor in Political Economy. FRANK (■- MOORE, Ph.D., l 7° F - Tutor in Latin. fUDSON S. DUTCHER, B.A., 2! S - I lit. ir in Mathematics. CHARLES A. MOORE. II. A.. 2I 3 D - Tutor in Latin. A. GUYOT CAMERON, Ph.D., 1 8 Trumbull St. Assistant Professor ol French. EDWARD CAPPS, Ph.D., % S ' M ' Tutor in Latin. IRVING FISHER, Ph.D., 9 Park st - Tutor in Mathemati - HANNS OERTEL. Ph.D.. -• ' York Sq ' [nstructor in t lerman. 12 FACULTY AXD IXSTRUCTORS. Hon. DWIGHT LOOMIS, - [nsiructor in Bailments, Evidence, and Torts. Hon. NATHANIEL SHIPMAN, LL.D., --------- Lecturer on Jurisdiction of and Procedure in I S. Courts. MARK BAILEY, M.A.. ............ Instructor in Elocution. Hon. JOHN F. DILLON, LL.D., ALBERT S. WHEELER, MA J. SUMNER SMITH, B.A., HENRY P. STEARNS. M.D., JOHN A. R BINS N. LI .B., Rev. ANDREW M. FAIRBAIRN, D.D., SAMUEL B. ST. JOHN, M.D., Hon. WILLIAM E. SIMONDS, LL.B., M.A.. Hon. MORRIS W. SEYMOUR, LL.B., v I StoiTS Lecturer on Municipal Law. Instruct r in i ierman. I ibrai i.tn I the Linonian and Brothers Librar I .ecturer on Ensanit} Librarian ol the La« Scl I Lyman Beecher Lecturer ii Prea hing I ecture on Ophthalmology Lecturer on Patent Law, Lecturer on Corporations. M. DWIGHT COLLIER, LL.B., M.A.. Lee urer on Attachments, Judgments, and Executions. JOHN P. C. FORSTER, M.D., II It )MAS W. MATHER. D.E., THOMAS THATCHER, LL.B., M.A. instructor in Anati imj Instructor in Mechanical Engineering. Lecturer on Corporate Trusts. Lieut. CHARLES A. L. TOTTEN, M.A., ........ Professor of Military Science and Tactics, detailed by the U. S. Govi JAMES M. TOWNSEND, Jr., LL.B., - Lecturer on Transfer of Monetarv Securities. Rockville. Hartford. (150 F.) 442 Temple St. New York City. Tremont House-. (Library) 257 St. Ronan St. Hartford. (19 Court House) 239 Bradley St. 1 Moid. England. Hartford. Washington, D. C. - Bridgeport. New York City. 109 College St. - 19 Warren PI. - New York City, 77 Mansfield St. rnment. New York Citv. Instructor in Architecture. FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS. GEORGE M. SHARP, LL.B., M.A., - . . LaRUE MUNSON, LL.B., M.A.. I i .hi [nsurance. Lecturer on the Beginnings of Legal Practi Baltimore, Md. Williamsport, Pa. ice. HENRY FLEISCHNER, M.D., „ 92 8 Grand Ave. Lecturer on Dermatology and Clinical Medii ine CHARLES E. BEECHER, Ph.D., --...._ .... ( 9 ] ' .) i 4 s. II. Assistant in Palaeontoloff SAMl EL E. BARNEY, C.E., Instructor in Mathematics and Ci il Engineering. 346 Whitney Ave. WILLIAM J. COMSTOCK, Ph.B., - - - . 43 Trumbull St. Instructor in Organic Chemistry. LOUIS S. DEFOREST, M.D., ....... . 26iOrangeSt, Instructor iti Clinical Medicine. GEORGE D. WATROUS, D.C.L., - .... ... (153 Church St.) 64 Trumbull St. Instructor in Contracts and Torts KUMATO MORITA, 377 Crow,, St. Lecturer on the History ol Philosophy. JAY W. SEAVER, M.D., .... --....... (lT r.) 233 York St. Instructor in Gymnastics, and Lecturer on Practical Hygiene. FRANK H. WHEELER, M.D., - ---....... 188 Crown St. Assistant in Pathology HENRY C. WHITE, M.L., • - - (828 Chapel St.) 45 Trumbull St. Lecturer on Political Science. CHARLES E. PARK, M.D., - . 132 Olive St. Assistant in ili - Surgical Clinic. FRANK K SANDERS, Ph.D., --.----....... - 29 Beers St. Assistant in the Semitic I anguagi - HOWARD H. KNAPP, B.A., . - ........ Bridgeport. Lecturer on Connecticut Practice. CHARLES J. FOOTE, M.D., - - 305 Howard Ave. Assistant in the Surgii al Clinic and Demonstrator ..1 Bacte, iolog FREDERIC E. BEACH, Ph.B. . _ 44 Lyon St. Assistant Iti Physii s. HENRY L. SWAIN, M.D., - -----........ 200 York St. Lecturer on Diseases of the Throat and Ear. OLIVER T. OSBORNE, M.D. 252 York St. Instructor in Materia Medica and Therapeutics. ' 4 FACULTY AND INS TR ! X : Tt A S. HERBERT DeW. CARRINGTON, Ph.B. JOHN 13. HATCHER. Ph.B. - OLAUS HAUL. Ph.D. ARTHUR B. ADAMS, Ph.B. Rev. FRITZ JACOBSON, Ph.D. - JOSEPH H. TOWNSEND, M.I). FREDERICK L. CHASE, Ph.D., Jl IHN WHITMl iRE. B.A., EDWARD L. BLISS, M.D., HARRY B. FERRIS, M.D., - ALFRED I. WAKEMAN, Ph.B., PERCY F. SMITH. Ph.D.. GRAHAM I.l ' SK. Ph.D., WILLIAM A. SETCHELL, Ph.D.. EDWIN II. LOCKWOOD, Ph.B., PHILIP E. BROWNING, B.A.. ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER. Ph.B Instruct ir in ( lerman. Assistant in i Jeology, I : i uctor 111 Swedish and Danish. Assistant in Chemistry. [ ei turer on the History i Philosophy. Assistant in the Medical Clinic. As sis i a iu Astr ler in the ' bservatorj i it in Physics in the Sloane Labi .. 01 j V tstant in Chemistry. Instructor in Anat unj istant in Analytii al Chemistrj Instructor in Mai hemal ics. Instructor in Physioh igv. Assistant in V.i ilogy. Instructor in Drawing and Mechanism Assistant in Chemistry Assistant En l ' li sii LANGDON FROTHINGHAM, M.D.V., Assistant in Bacteriology and Veterinary Science. ■5 (16 S. II.) 199 York St. - 9P- 1010 Chapel St. 170 St. John St. 149 St. John St. 93 How..- St. Observatory. - 147 Bradley St. 371 Crown St. 297 Crown St. - 14 S. II. (46 N. S. IE) 56Whalley Ave. 28 Elm St. - 70 N. M. (57 N. S. IE) 145 College St. 115 Howe St. (57 X. S. IH 145 College St. 71 B. FACULTY AXD IXSTRUCTORS. HERBERT A. SMITH. B.A., - FRANK S. MEARA, P.. A.. GEORGE L. AMERMAN, B.A., HENRY L. WHEELER. I ' hi:.. HIPPOLYTE W. GRUENER, B.A. ROBERT l). MOODY, U.S.. GEORGE P. STARKWEATHER, Ph.B., Assistant in English. Assistant in Physiological Chemistry. Assistant in Physiological Chemistry. Assistant in Analytical Chemistry. Assistant in the Kent Chemical Laboratory. Instructor in Histol,  gy. Assistant in Drawing. 77 W. 70 X. M. 137 Wall St. - 126 Wall St. 39 Whiting St. E. Grand Ave. N. H. Hospital. 5raouatc fellows anb Scholars. JOHN WHITMORE, B.A., John Shane Fallow, - - ... 147 Bradley St. CARLETON L. BROWNSON, B.A., Soldiers ' Memorial Fellow, - - - Athens, Greece. GERALD H. BEARD. B.A., B.D., Foote Scholar, ... - .... 147 York St. WILLARD B. THORP. B.A., Hooker Fellow, - - 27 E. HERBERT A. SMITH, B.A., Douglas Fellow, - - - - - 77 w - CHARLES B. BLISS, B.A.. Larned Scholar, and Berkeley Scholar, - 22 Whalley Ave. ARTHUR W. COLTON, B. A., Foote Scholar, ----- 56 W. GEORGE L. AMERMAN, B.A., Larned and Clark Scholar, - 137 Wall St. WALTER I. LOWE. II. A.. Foote Scholar, 22 Whalley Ave. CURTIS C. BUSHNELL Bristed Scholar, and Clark Scholar, - - - - 19 Perkins St. JOSEPH BOWDEN, JR., B.A., Foote Scholar, ----- 122 Rosette St. EDGAR W. DANNER, B.A., Silliman Fellow, ... - . 1 161 Chapel St. HIPPOLYTE W. GRUENER, B.A., Macy Scholar, 39 Whiting St. LAFAYETTE B. MENDEL, B.A., Larned Scholar, 22 Trumbull St. JAMES P. RICHARDSON. P A.. IV. W. DeForest Scholar, .... - - - Stamford. 16 ©tber Officers. L( H IS STADTMULLER, Ph.B., Clerk in the Sheffield Scientific School, FRANK E. HOTCHKISS, Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings, WILLABE HASKELL, Ph.D., Superintendent of tin Reading Room, ANNIE E. HUTCHINS, Assistant in the Library, J. PRESTON STRONG, Clerk in the Treasurer ' s Office, GEORGE H. BUTLER, Clerk in the Treasu WILLIAM E. ROWLAND, Clerk in the Treasurer CLIFFORD W. BARNES B.A., Superintendent of Dwight Hall, HENRY R. GRUENER, Assistant in the Library, - (3 S. II.) 77 Wliitney Ave. no I tigh St. (Reading Room) 96 Dwight St. (Library) 29 Home Place. - (5 Tr.) 506 Howard Ave. (5 Tr.) 98 How,- Si (5 Tr.) 116 Wooster St. - Dwight Hall. (Library) 39 Whiting St. 17 ji)alc Divinity School. I SO 1 02. jfacultg anc- ITnstructors. Rev. TIMOTHY DWIGHT, D.D., LL.D., President. Rev. GEORGE E. DAY, D.D.. Dean of the Theological Faculty. Rev. SAMUEL HARRIS. D.I)., LL.D., DwigAt Professor of Systematic Theology. Rev. GEORGE P. FISHER, D.D., LL.D., Titus Street Professor of Ecclesiastical History. Rev. LEWIS ( ). BRASTOW, D.D., Professor of Homiletics and the Pastoral Charge. Rev. EDWARD L. CURTIS. Ph.D., Holmes Professor of the Hebrew Language and Literature. Rev. GEORGE B. STEVENS. D.D., Buckingham Professor of Hew Testament Criticism and Interpretation. FRANK ( ' . PORTER, B.D.. Ph.D., Winkley Professor of Biblical Theology. MARK BAILEY, M.A., Instructor in Elocution. GUSTAVE J. STOECKEL, Mus.D., [University Professor of Music). Instructor in Vocal Music. Special Lecturers. Rev. A. M. FAIRBAIRN, D.D., Principal oi Mansfield College, Oxford, England, Lyman Beecher Lecturer, on the Tendencies of Modern Theology. Rev. JOHN HALL. D.D., of New York, on the Minister as Preacher, as Director, and as Citizen. Prof, JAMES O. MURRAY, D.I)., Dean of Princeton College, on English Literature. Presidem MERRILL E. GATES, LL.D., Amherst College, on the Preacher as a Poet and the Poet as a Preacher. Hon. EDWARD J. PHELPS, LL.D., Kent Professor of Law in Yale University, (subject to be announced). REV. EDWARD A. LAWRENCE, of Baltimore, M.I.. on Modem Missions in the East. Prof. LEONARD J. SANFORD, M.D.. of Now Haven, on the Preservation of Health. 18 Stubents in the Session. Eli ( leorge Biddle Benjamin Franklin Cokely, B.A Western College, 1889 J. Beauregard Colbert, B.A. Salisbury, X. C, 1888. Asa Edward Erdman. I;. A.. Muhlenberg College, 1S74. Olin Raymond Howe. I!. A.. Sj racuse I Hi ersitv, 1882. Resident licentiates, ATTENDING LE I URES. New Haven, Conn. Dayton, O. Ansonia, Conn. • areth, Fa.. Killingworth, (Brabuate Class, PI RSUING F( A k III VEAR STl I ' ll S Willi. mi Perry Arbuckle, S.T.I!.. New Haven B.A. Oberlin College, 1885. Boston University, 1889. Frederick Lincoln Davis, B.A., Brooklyn, N. Y. University .it ihe City ..I N. Y., 1888. Union I hi ologi. al 51 niinai . Jacob Andreasen Eckstorm, Chicago, III. McCormick Theological Seminai ' v. John Lewis Evans, Scranton, ' .,. Bangor Theological Seminar) Andrew Wylie Gerrie, B.A. Fergus, Out. McGill University, 1884. Montreal Congri £at al Seminary. Charles Edward Hitchcock, 11. D.. Cuyahoga Falls 0.. B. A. Western Reserve Universitj 1883. Yale Divinitj Scl 1 David Lyman Kebbe, B.D., Southwick, Mass.. B . Amherst College, 1888. al. Divinity School. George Samuel Richards. B.D., Mahanoy City, Pa., Brecon College. Yale Divinity School. Edward Scribtier Ames. M.A., B. A. Drake University 1889. M.I) 1891. Arthur John Arn. B.A., Vale I ' niv ersity, 1887. Joseph Henry Artope, B.D., Wilberforce University, 1889. Senior Class, Des Moines, la.. Kansas City, Kan. Augusta, Ga., 115 Dey St. 109 Dwight St. 36 E. 294 Elm St. 53 Prospect St Ki sident Licentiates, 5. 75 Fourth St. 28 E. 70 W. 34 E. t)2 Eaton si 83 W. 39 E. 18 E. Graduate Students, 8. 53 E. 100 W. 13 E. ' 9 Jesse Bailey, M.A., K. A. Kates College, 1887. 1 lifford Webster Barnes, B.A., Yale University, 1889. John Bigham, B.A.. I: V rnli. I 51 I II- g. . 1887. Thomas Cutler Des Barres, B.A., L ' ni ersity of Toronto, 1889. Julius Wilbur Eggleston, 11. A.. Wesl van University, i8Sy. Frank Lewis Garfield, B.A., imherst College, 18S8. Frank I (scar Hellier, Mil higan t ni ersitj . fames 1 lunter, l ni ersity of Edinburgh Frank Lovejoy Johnston, 11. A., Wheati m 1 1 illegi Sumaotrao Vishnu Karmarkai , Kevork Harutune Ka anjian, Marash Theologii al Seminan ,188 James Harvey Keeling, II. A., Rutgers College, 1889, illiam Albert K.orn, B . Ursinus College, 1S87, William Gilbert Lathrop, B.A., Brown University, 1889, 1 dward 1 llaus Loe, B.A., Yale University, 1889. 1 ' laire Franklin Luther, B.A., Amherst College, j( William H. Manss, B.A., Wittenberg College, 1S87. Duncan Salisbury Merwin, B. A., Yale University, 1888. I [an y Roberts Miles, B.A., 1 Ian .11 ' 1 I nivei sity, 1888. Charles Duncklee Milliken, B.A . Dartmouth College, 1S87. Frank Al.vin Morgan, M.A.. B.A. Drake University, 1888. B.D. 1 William Sacheus Morgan, Baptist College, Pontypool. Herbert Arthur Mosser, B.A., Olivet College 1889. DJV A ' TY SCHOOL. Auburn. Me., Pasadena. Cal.. Pittsburg, Pa., Toronto. Can.. Waterbury, Conn.. East Jaffrey, M. II. Grass Lake, Mich., Carlisle, Scotland, Byron, HI., Bombay. Lndia, Aintab, Turkey. Utica, X. V.. Mertztown, Pa., Providence, K. .. Grand Meadow, Minn. Plait.sville, O.. Cincinnati, 0., New Haven, Conn., Apploton, Ills.. Hartford. Conn.. Des Moines, la.. Pontypool, Eng.. Spring Lake, Mich . , 106 w. Dwight Hall. 45 E. 102 W. 17 E. 114 W. no W. 98 w 97 W. s 4 w. 115 w. 110 W. 23 F. ii University Place. 93 : W. 87 w. 10S W 106 W. hi w 67 w 53 E 100 V 82 W Ro . oe Nelson, B.A., Bales College, 1887. Rii hard ( Iwen, B.A., M..i ietta 1 allege, 1880. Charles Eugene Ozanne. B.A., Adelbert College, 1889. Dryden William Phelps, M.A., B. V Brown University, 1877. Morgan Everett Powelson, B.A., Lata) ette I olli ge, 1889. Jefferson Davis Ritchey, M.A., B A. Drurj 1 ollege, 1888. Benjamin Berry Seelye, II. A.. Yali- Unh ersil , 1876. Edward Parsons Seymour, 11. A.. ■Vtiil.- 1 -1 i ollege, 1884. I a id Lewis Thomas, B.A.. Marietta College, 1889. irving Francis Wood, M.A.. B Hamilton College, 1885. Samuel Hetherington Woodrow, Bates College, 1881. B.A. DIVINITY SCHOOL. Canaan, M±-., Pittsburgh, Pa., Cleveland, 0., New Haven, Conn . Plain ti, Id. O., St. Louis, Mo.. Middle-bury, Conn.. Washington. . C. 11 ' ilkesbarre. Pa., North Walton, N. Y. Auburn, Me., 104 W. 103 vv. 109 w. 44 High St. 112 W. 50 E. 29 E. 571 Elm St. 60 W. 88 Y . Shelton Ave. Seniors, 37. fBM ble Class. Edward Perkins Ayer, Amherst C - illege. ' rtis Webb Barker, 11. A.. Amherst College, 1884. Theodore Protas Berle, B.A., Oberlin College, 1890. Edgar Franklin Blanchard, 11. A.. Bate;. College, 1888. Edward Shepard Bromer, 11. A.. Ui inu- College, 1890. Bert Francis Case, B.A., Vale dm ersit) , 1890. Samuel Davies, Carmarthen College, 1890. Albert Putnam Davis. B.A.. Amherst College, 1887. Boothe Colwell Davis, B.A.. Al fred University, 1890. Brookjield, Ma s„ Brooklyn, N. Y.. St. Louis, Mo.. West Farmington, Ate. S kwenksville. Pa., Granby, Conn.. Penboyt, South Wales, Hyde Park. Moss., yam Leiu, W. Va.. 80 W. 250 ( Irchard St. 46 E. 90 W. 48 E. 42 E. 73 W. 24 E. 20 E. Frank Butler I loane, B.A., Vmherst College, 1890. George Curtis Doolittle, B.A., 1 Iberlin, 1890. I .111 Evans, B.A., Marietta College, 1890. Charles Edward Ewing, B.A., Amherst College, 1890. Geoi ge Henry Ewing, B.A., Amherst College, 1890. George Henry Flint, M.A., B.A. William College, 18S6. Henry Martin Goddard, B.A., Middlebury College, 1890. Lincoln Baker Goodrich, B.A., 111l.. 1 si 1 ollege, 1888. Edwin Milton Griffin, B.A . Cornell University, 1890. Andrew Hamilton, B.A., Toronto University, 1886. Charles Edward Harris. M.A., I; Yale University, 1885. Fosdick Beach Harrison, B.A., Amherst i College, 1890. Godfrey August Holzinger, B.A., Olivet College, 1887. Richard Henry 1 tughes, Bala Calvinistic Me ' .hodist Collegi: Robert Seney Ingraham, B.A., Weslej an Universit; . 1888. fohn Lincoln Keedy, B.A., Lebanon Vallev ollege, 1889. Charles Pennypacker K.eh.1, B.A.. Ursinus College, 1890. Harvey Merrill Lawson, Ph.B. Yale University, 1890, James McLaughlin, B.A.. Brown University, 1890. Willard Carey MacNaul, B.A., Buck ii ' II University, 1890. James Brittain Miller, Michigan State Normal Scl I. Warren Joseph Moulton, B.A., Amherst College, 1888. Ernest Alfonzo Orr. Mi. Moms College. DIVINITY SCHOOL. Hawley, Mass.. Toledo. O.. Cincinnati, O. . Danvers, Mass.. Danvers, Mass.. Lincoln. Mass.. Ludlow, I ' ., riainftcld. X. J„ Bui) a!,.. X. Y.. Brant ford. Out., Providence. P. L. Bethlehem, Conn.. Frill, dell. III.. Tan ' raM, X. Wales. Brooklyn. X. V.. Rohrcrsvillc. Md.. East Greenville, Pa.. Union, Conn.. Danielsonville, Conn . . Salona, Pa.. Ypilanti, Mich., Center Sandwich, X. II.. Philadelphia, Pa., 35 E. 117 W. 96 w. 19 E. 33 I ' -- 25 E. 26 E. 105 W. 89 W. 52 E. Si W. 51 E. 6 E. 113 W. 54 E. 92 47 E. 44 E. 10 I ' .. 95 W. 14 E. 38 E. 295 York St. Frank Park, B.A., [i iwa State University, 1889. Robert Paton, B.A., ( Iberlin College, 1888. Krank Curtiss Putnam, B.A., Amherst C illege 1 Harry Elmer Small. B.A. Amherst College, 1 Wilson Reed Stewart, B.A., Wittenberg College, 1S90. Bernard Tyrrell, B.A Hillsdale College, 1888. Charles Prest Wells. B.A., Victoria Unh ersit . 1890. Herbert Pekin Woodin, B.A Amherst College, 1888. William Michael Zumbro, M.A.. B.A V . sti t n 1 olli gi 1888. DIVINITY SCHOOL. Viola, III.. Almont, Mick., Buffalo. M. ) ' .. Machiasport, M .. I ' ll, l 7 . O.. M Gaheysville, J ' ,i. Sarnia, Out.. 1 ' nil,:. Purdin, Mo., Junior Class, 1 laius ( llenn Atkins, II. A.. Iii si. 1: ' Unversiti [888. LL.B. Cincinnati Law Schoi Gnrdon Franklin Bailey, 11. A.. ale University, 1891. Edward Franklin Buchner, B.A., Westei n College, 1889. Charles Davis Burrows, II. A.. Brown University, 1891. Ambrose Upton Gledstanes Bury. B.A.. Trinity College, I lublin, 1890 Henry Cartledge, |.i ob Elon I ' onner, II. A.. State L 1 ■i ersil ol 1 va, W. 1.. Evans, Carmarthen College. Orishatukeh Faduma, B.A., I ondon University. Albert Louis 1 Irein, Ph.B., 1 Iberlin College, 1891. Jacob Lewis Hartsocl;, Johns Hopkins University. Charles Stillman Haynes, 11. A.. Williams College, 1891. Plain City, I ' Groton, Conn., Gibson City, 111.. Providence, A ' . . . Ml. Herman, Mm., Ibinglon, Conn., Mt. Pleasant, Conn., L ' armarthcn, II al Waterloo, Sierra Looue, Buffalo, X. Y., Hagerstoiun, Mi.. Fitckbur?, Masi ., 32 E. 15 E. 99 W. 26 E. 21 E. ;,o E. 7S W. 37 E. 40 E. Middle Class, 40. 107 w 2 E . ' 2 1 rig W 41 E 59 1 19 w 74 W 36 E (11 W 70 W 121 w 23 Samuel George Heckman, B.A., University of Cincinnati. William Fleetwood Ireland, B.A., Iberlin ( ollege, 1891. Harry William Landfear, B.A.. Amhersl College, i8qo. fames Crawford Lester. B.A.. Amherst College, 1S90. Henry Leigh Layman, Ph.B., Adrian College, 1891. Abraham Lincoln McClelland, B.A., Oberlfn College, 1889. Harry Chamberlain Meserve, Abraham Lim oln Moore, B.A., Bui knell University, 1891. John Winslow Norris, B.A., University of Vermont, 1891. Carroll Perry, B.A., Williams College, 1890 Nathan James Plumb, B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1870. Aurelian Post, B.A., Hamilton College, 1891. Henry Hugh Proctor. B.A., Fisk University, 1891. Charles Edwin Reeves, Williams College. Anders Sandbo, B.A., St. Hal College, 1891. William Ernest Melville Stewart. B.A., Whitman College, 1891. Edward Seymour Thomas, 11. A.. Yale University. 1888 Robert John Thompson, fohns Hopkins University. Paul Tustin, B.A., Bueknell University, 1891. Resident Lickni i vtes, Graduate Studen rs, Senior ( ' lass. Middle Class, Junior Class, DIVINITY SCHOOL. Cincinnati. O. , Natal, S. Africa. Glastonbury, Conn . . Fairmont, 11 ' . I ' a.. Los Angeles, Cat. Brandon. Wis.. Lowell. Mass., Haddonfield, N. J., Albany, Vt., Williamsto ' on, Mass. Shanghai . China. Clinton. N. ) ' . . Fayetteville, Tom.. Ne:o London, Conn.. Hills. Minn.. Astoria, Or.. Providence, R. L. Baltimore. Md. Bloomsburg, Pa., SUMMARY. 43 E 118 W C|I W 1 20 w 92 w 61 w .,1 w 49 W 107 w 123 w 120 n« ight Si 4 E 36 E 8E 75 W 76 W 3 E 41 E 4 ' ) E Junior Ci ass, 31 5 8 37 40 3 Total, 24 |)alc Xaw School. ifacultv?. Rev. TIMOTHY DWIGHT, D.D., LL.D., In. Hon. FRANCIS WAYLAND, LL.D., Di Hon. WILLIAM C ROBINSON, LL.D.. Pi Elementary and Criminal Law and the Law of Real P SIMEON I I ' M DWIN, I I I ' Professoi of Constitutional and Criminal Law and the Law of Real Property, WILLIAM K. rOWNSEND l i I Edward J. I ' helps Professor of ' i fmiralty Jurisprudence and Torts. THEODORES WOOLSEY, I 1 I: . l Professor of International Law Special Xecturers anc- flnstructors. IN THE UNDERGRADUATE COURSE. Hon EDWARD J. PHELPS, I.I H, Instructoi in Evidence, Eauitj and International Law. n. in. I ' Yh ;HT LOOMIS, Ho NATHANIEL SHIPMAN, LL.D., Lecturer on Jurisdiction of ana itliel ?. Courts. MARK BAILEY, M .. Instructoi in For, isi Elocution. Ho W II II l E. SIMONDS, I I B M Leclur, 01 Pal. Hon MORRIS V, SEYMOUR, I II: M , Lecturer on Corporations. M DWIGH] i i)| LIER, M.A., Lecturer on Attachments, Judgments, ma I millions. ROGER FOSTER, 1,1.1 ' ... Ledum on Federal Jurisprudei THOMAS I ' HACHER, II 1: l Led, n Corporal, Trusts. [AMES M rOWNSEND.jR., LL.B., Lecturer on Transfei I v Securities. GEORGE M. SHARPE, LL.B., l , Lecturer on Insurai CYRUS LARUI MUNSON, III: M.A., Lcdurcr on the Beginnings of Practice. Hon.JOHN F. DILLON, LL.D., William L. Storrs Lecturer on Municipal Law GEORGE D. WATROUS, D.C.L., Instructoi in Contracts and Torts. HOWARD L. KNAPP, ill:. iMturer on Connecticut Pro IN THE GRADUATE COURSE. II- EDWARD J PHELPS, LL.D. tnslrudor in Constitutional Limitat nu Hun. DWIGHT LOOMIS, Instructor in Ike Lzm Taxation I ' ssor Al.i:i.kl s. WHEELER, MA, Roman Law PROFl bob VRTHUR M. WHEELER, M.A.. English Constttuional History t. Professor WILLIAM G SUMNER, LL.D., Political and Social Science. Professor ARTHUR T. HADLEV, M.A., Railway Management and Economics q Transportation. M ' U kl V REYNOLDS, D.C.L., Instrudor in Comparative Jurisprudence. JOHN A. ROBINSON, LL.B.. M.D., Librari 2 5 LA W SCHOOL. (Brafcuate 5tufcent$. George Woodburn Andrew, 1.1,1 ' .. (Attorney al Law). New Britain, George I eslie Armstrong, I.L.H. (Attorney at Law), New Haven, Edward Grant Auckland, LL.B. (Attorney at Law). New Haven, Henry Graham Crocker, I.L.I ' ... Sarnia, Out.. John Aaron Hoober, LL.B. (Attorney at Law), York, Pa., Lewis E. facobs, LL.B., (Attorney at Law), New Haven, Sukehide Kabayama, LL.B., Tokio, Japan, IlicU-i Fukuoka, LL.B. (Cumberland, Attorney at Law. Tokio. Japan, George Aaron Kellogg, LL.B., New Haven, Albert fames Kenyon, LL.B., Branford, Robert Clark Morris, LL.B. (Attorney al Law), Bridge-port. Joseph Richard Morgan, LL.B. (Attorney at Law). Indianapolis. Ind., Frederic Eli Mygatt, LL.B., New Milford, Andrew Wilson, (LL.M. Georgetown), Attorney at Law. Washington. D. C, Akira Yamamato, LL.B. (Columbian), Tokio. Jap, in. Senior Class. ' 84. William Pope Aiken, B.A. ( Clarence Kidder Alger, Frederic Sturges Allen, B.A., Frank Stymets Bishop, B.A.. 1 [erberl Morton Bishop, B.A.. Charles Wright Boltwood, B.A., Francis Patrick Brett, John Zachariah Brickley (Attorney ai Law), Edward lark Burns, John Frederic Carpenter, John Francis (J nil. Arthur Pomeroy I lay, I!. A.. John Mansfield 1 louglas, Jr., Joseph Edley England, I!. A. (Chris. Bros. College), Samuel Herbert Fisher, B.A., Morgan John Flaherty, Charles Cleveland Ford, Lewis Scofield Haslam, B.A., John James 1 [ealey, William Thomas Henry. Herbert Augustus Hill. B.A. (Wesleyan), John Francis Holohan, Rutland, Ft., New Haven. Bridgeport, New Haven, New Haven. New Haven. Waterbury, Bluff ton. Ind.. Ansonia, Putnam, Danbury, Hartford. Middletown, Little Rock, Ark.. N ' e Haven. Ansonia. New Haven, Stamford. Saratoga Springs. N. Y.. Dallas. Tex.. Bridgeport. Waterbury, New Britain. 56 Olive St. 419 Temple St. 63 Prospect St. 61 Prospect St. 851 Chapel St. 1 161 Chapel St. 101 Humphrey St. 315 Orchard St. Branford. Bridgeport. 61 Admiral St. 335 Orange St. 502 Elm St. 56 Whalley Ave. ikAni Ai ' K Students, 15. 115 Elm St. 2S8 Lloyd St. 2 Audubon St 61 Lyon St. 215 Church St. 77 Wall St. 25 Home PI. 141 Bradley St. Ansonia. 91 Lake PI. 57 Prospect St. 85 W. D. 86 W. I). 928 Chapel St. 88 Trumbull St. 57 Prospect St. 371 Whalley Ave. 85W. II. 57 Prospect St. 30 Home PI. Bridgeport. 25 Lynwood St. 26 LA IV SCHOOL. Henry Arthur Huntington, Frank W. [go, Jesse illi.iin Johnson, Richard Harvey Johnson, Howard Clifford Joyce, Henry Thomas King, Franklin Leonard |r.. Augustine Fran, is Mah r, B. . (Manhattan), William Henry Marian. B.A. (Nat. il U.), Harry Willard M. [ntosh (Ph.B., W. L . oi Pa.), 1 ge Robert Mi Kenna, William Adolphe McQuaid. B. .. John ( harles McWilliam . James Bernard Martin, Sanford Bom k Martin, B.A. (P. n Solomon I Iristj Mead, B.A., Louis Jai kson Morgan, Ph.B. (Butler), Williams J imes M arj B (Holy Cro Charles Whittlesay Pi. ki tt B 82 Robert Treal Piatt. B.A., John Henry Roemer, B.A. Marietta, (Att ' j a1 I I inford Fenn Root, Paul Russo, William Henry Smith, B.A., James Robert Spui geon. George Peabody Steele, Francis Willcox Treadwaj Albert Foote Welles, I ' .. A. Lebbeus Red n Wilfley. At ' yai Law (M.A.Cen ' IColl. Rollin Chappell Wooster, Alfred Northam Wright, William Morris Wylie, Samuel Albert York, Jr., B.A., B S. (Won estei Polj tei .), M New Hav Brooklyn. X. K, Boise City, Idaho, Nyack. X. Y.. Meriden, II ' . - ,...■Mai 1 w Haven, moil. O. Pittsburg, } ' ,i. West rly, R. I.. . ' H w, 11. V, w Haven, Vi .-. ■H iv, 11. Pa . Indianapolis, Ind., ituck, ■w Haven, Milford. Wheeling, W. Va. II ate} Mew Haven, Ncio Haven, Richmond, Va Denver, Col.. n : ( .. Neiv Haven, Wo.. X, 70 Britain, Cenlrebrook, New York City, X. 10 Haven, Thomas Catching Baird, Roger Sherman Baldwin. II. A.. -John Wallace Banks,, B.A. ' 89, Byron I. akin Bargar, -Charles Roderick Beers, Webster Hill Belden, junior Claee, Baird, Miss. New Haven, Guilford, Columbus. 0.. Bridgeport. Nonvalk, 153 Ashinun St. 409 Temple St. 93 1 ' live St. Bridgepot 1 Meriden. 23 Lynwood St. 203 Eas1 St. 516 Chapel St, 928 In, 1 Si 25 Home PI. [81 t Irchard St. in Hamilton si 576 Grand Ave. 552 Chapel St. 1494 Chapel St. 61 Admiral St. 928 Chapel St. 23 Lynwood St. Milford. 516 Chapel St. 679 Chapel St. 70 Washington St. 415 ( (range St. 107 Whalley Ave. 16 Lynwood St. 1 16 College St. jo Academy St. 516 Chape] St. 144 1 wigbt St. 117 Wooster St. 165 ( Irange St. 139 Edwards St. Senior ' 1 ss 55. 63 1 ' rospeet St. 44 Wall St. Guilford. 294 Elm St. Bridgeport. Norwalk. 27 LA W SCHOOL. -Frank Sheridan Benninghoff, B V. ■Julian Jedetliah Bishop, •James Kingsley Blake, B.A., Dwight Eliot Bowers, B.A., ' 87, —Arthur Taylor Brown, B.A. (Bowdoin), Charles Dudley Burns, Ernest Wells Campbell, —James Abriol Caporale, Alfred Wellington Carter. —John Joseph Clerkin, B.A. (College Holy Cross), Robert Lewis Coleman, Ph.B., James Tol lias Ci logan, ' Homer Stille Cummings, Ph.B., i leorge Milton Curtis, Jr.. I [enry ( loodyear I lay, Ph.B., —James Dudley Dewell, Jr., l. le Alexander 1 lickey, B.A., Many Willet Doolittle, I ' homas Francis Dorsey, 1 dward Bignold Elkins, J. ie i iarner I still, B.A., - I laniel Fred. Fowler, i harles Sherwood Fox. ■R.. lien Miles ( lignoux, —Arthur Collins Graves, B.A. (Trinity). Lei i ray, ai .er 1 [arrison, Geo. 1 ' ii kard Hawkes, B.A., I : in ' ,. Edward I (ealy, William Joseph I [i n gan, William Thurston Him ks, B.A., [ohn Hi me. 3d, B.A. (Princeton). fi i heeler Hubbard, —Ceo. Henry Huddy, Jr., Torrey Treherne Hull. Milton Cleaveland Isbel, Ph.B. r liar Everett Jeffery, Thomas Francis Lawlor, Sidney Nelson Lockwood, —Malcolm MacLear, B.A., William Bra) ton Mann, Charles I [erbert Mathews, I nnes St. I lair McCall, Clyde, N. Y., Norwich, V, w Haven, New Haven, Peabody, Mass ., South Norwalk, Litchfield, Mini,.. New Haven, Honolulu, If. .. A w Haven, San Francis o, ( ' al. Windsor Locks, ' ew Haven, Vew York, X. Y.. Seymour. New Haven, Haiku Maui, H .. Bridgeport New London. Brooklyn. X. Y.. Winchestt r, J ■in: .. New York, X. Y. Fairfield.. Monroe. X. Y. . New Haven, Phoenix, Ariz., Columbus, i ' New Ho: . u. Windsor Locks. Vewark, X. J.. Bridgeport. Red Banks, X. J., Siou City, Area. Providence, 1 . I.. Jewetl City, Ansonia. Son Diego, Ceil.. Waterbury, Bridgeport. Wilmington, I ' I.. Providence, A ' . .. X w Haven, York. Pa., 468 State St. 227 Sherman Ave. 361 Temple St. 209 Crown St. 115 Elm Si. South Norwalk. 90 Whalley Ave. 742 Grand Ave. in York St. 65 Olive St. 1024 Chapel St. 1 179 Chapel Si. 376 Whitney Ave. 118 College St. 137 Wall St. 400 Orange Si 26 Lynwood St. Bridgeport. 226 Crown St. 113 York Si. 267 Orange St. 12 Whalley Ave. Fairfield. 285 York St. 101 ( Irovi Si 138 St. John St. ' 133 College St. 1589 Chapel Si. 294 Elm Si. 28 Spruce si Bridgeport. 121 Elm Si. 57 Lake PI. 310 Kim Si. 147 Wooster Si. Ansonia SI. 24 College St. 440 Slate St. 1 142 ( ' ha].i ' l Si. 1161 Chapel St. 3IO Klin S1 732 I ' tan;,, ' St. 61 Prospect Si. 28 LAW SCHOOL. — David Thomas McNamara, -Harry Nelson Moon, U.S. (Agl. Univ., Mi- Jnliii Hall Musgrave, Leslie Wickham Newberry, W ' illiuTn Norton, I laniel Louis Parsons, —David Whitman Parsons, B A (I lolby), Wilfred Montressor Peck, - Ufred Horace Phelps, B.A. iN. W — Alexander ieorge Morison Robertson, Alexander Kirkwood Segwick, ' George Bargh Segwick, Kakichi Senta, Redford Brian Turnstall Sharpe. Alfred Willoughby Smith, Robert Law Spaulding, — rsadore Abraham Stein. John A. Stewart, John I lewell Swain. _L 1 in Quillin Tilson, B.A., — Rollin Usher Tyler, B.A . ' 86 7 Edward Van Ingen, Ph. II. I leoi ge Stewart Wall. mi. B.A., ' Philip Patterson Wells, B 8g —James Parsons Iruff, B.A. (Amlu-rst), -Pierre Jay Wurts, Ph.B. Brent Kelly Yates, Eugene Bergeron, B.A. I Paris) Stephen Arthur Krom, John Potter, William Bull Pringle, Wetmore Worthlev, V, w Haven, I, mphis, T. in: . Pittsburgh, Pa., S. Windsor Waukegan, III.. Johnstown, Pa., Oakland, Me., Stratford, In:, r. Col., Honolulu, II. . , Ispeming, Mich.. Jspeming, Mich.. io, Japan, Smi Antonio, 7Vj .. Middlebury, Vt., ' Aicago, III., . w Haven, Bridg port, Boston, Mi at fir, inch. Ycliii ' lie. Vew York, Salem, O.. tV, w HaVi it. Lit, hfield, X- w Haven, Hiawatha, Ks., Special Stubente, New Haven, Plamfield, X. J., Criswold, Oakland, Cal., X iv York ( ' ily, SUMMARY. ( .RAM Ml- S ' l ' l hi A I S, Senior Class, Junh IR ( i. iss, Spei iai. Students, 270 Hamilton St 67 Whalley A e. J04 Elm St. 4111 Temple St. 65 York Sq. 294 Elm St. [05 Park St. Stratford 383 ( Ieorge St. 111 York St. 36 Elm St. 36 Elm St. 27 Lynwood St . 51 ( ianl. -ii St 297 George St. 114 High St. 107 Hill St. Bridgeport. 532 Chapel St. I Tr. 65 York Sq. 1024 Chapel St. 225 Crown St. 77 D 83 Grove St. 1 1 ; Whitney Ave. 65 ork Sq. Junior Ci .ss, 76 [99 York St 373 Crown St 137 College St 127 College St 31 High St Special Students 5 15 55 7 5 Total, ■5 ' 29 flfeebical Department. faculty Rev. TIMOTHY DWIGHT, D.D.. I.L.D.. President. MOSES C. WHITE, M.D., Professor of Pathology. I HAS. A. LINDSLEY, M.H.. Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine. WILLIAM II. CARMALT, M.D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery. JAMES CAMPBELL, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children. Till M AS 1 1 . RUSSELL, M.I )., Professor of Clinical Surgery and Surgical Anatomy. HERBERT I ' .. SMITH. M.D.. Dean and Professor of Chemistry. WILLIAM H. BREWER. Ph.D., Lecturer on Sanitary Science and the Puhlic Health. HENRY I ' . STEARNS, M.D., Lecturer on Insanity. SAMUEL 1!. ST. JOHN, M.D., Lecturer on Ophthalmology. Ill NRY FLEISCHNER, M.D., Lecturer on Dermatology and Clinical Medicine. lulls S, DEFOREST, M.D., Instructor in Clinical Medicine. FRANK II. WHEELER, M.D., Assistant in Pathology ' : i HAS. L. LARK. M.D., Assistant in the Surgical Clinic. ( HARLLs J. 1 II TE, M.D.. Demonstrator of Bacteriology and Assistant in the Surgical Clinic. HENRY L. SWAIN. M.O., Lecturer on Diseases of Throat and Ear. OLIVER T. OSBORNE M.D., Instructor in Materia Medica and Therapeutics. JOSEPH II rOWNSEND, M.D., Assistant in the Medical Clinic. GRAHAM LLSK. Ph.D., Instructor in P iysiology. HARRV B. FERRIS, M.D., Instructor in Anatomy. EDWARD L. BLISS, M.D., Assistant in Chemistry. ROBER1 ii MOODY, B.S., Instructor in Histology. 3° Edward Lydston Bliss, B.A., M.D.. STali I niversity, 1887-91. Charles Winthrop Hartwell, M.D.. Vale Universit y, 1 MEDICAL SCHOOL. (Brafcuate Students. V, wbttryport, Mass NeaTHce, , u 371 Crown St. 104 1 [owe St. Gradu I I Studen Is. 2. Senior Class. Leonard Woolsey Bacon, Jr., 1 ri ' in ge Newton Bell, Richard Francis Brown, Elias Him 1 ' .in is, B.A.. ,il. I niversity, 1880. Alexander William Evans. Ph.B., Yale I ni ersit y, 1 Timothy John Foley, Austin Brainerd Fuller, B. .. ,,1. L ' nivei ■Frederii 1. t ieorge Gra Joseph Barnard Hall. John Augustus Hartwell. Ph.B.. , 1 1 . I ni versi X 1 90 Moses Jacob 1 lasiusky, George Henry Jackson, B.D., ali University. 1 n William Matthew ECenna, Ph.B., Vale Uni ersity 1 William Alfred ICoru, B.A., Yale University, 1 George Newton Lawson, B. A.. Yale University, 1 ■Ralph Augustine McDonnell B. Yale Uniy ersity, 1890. Thomas Edward McEvoy, I ' .. A.. Yale Univi rsity, 1891 1. Edward Lyman Munson, B.A., Yale University, 1890. Homer Tomlinson Partree, B.A., Yale Universit) . 1 Alexander Rovinsky, Hyman Solomon Shlevin, ' York ' v. Win.! Britain, w H Danbury, f ai ' v. 7. jVtrw Haven, Haven, 1 Haven Norwich, I ' nion, Xno Haven, Hopkinton, Mass. Whitneyville, Woodbury . New Haven. Vew Haven, 203 Norton St. 107 Temple St. 351 K.i-t St. ;t 1 York St. 12 High St. 103 Park St. 145 I Hive St. 107 Temple St. 207 1 ieorge S1 totjo l ' hapel St. 440 ( Congress Ave. [15 Day Si 440 State St. 506 F.ln 1 St. 22 lollege St. 266 Portsea St. 506 Elm St. 137 Kin, St. 41 1 1,, xv,- St. 1S7 Franklin St. 608 Grand Ave. Senior Cl iss, 21. 3 ' MEDICAL SCHOOL. fllMoolc Class. Alejandro Garcia Aragon, B.A., l ' h.B.. College I San Luis Ganzaga, 1888. Ambrose Kirk Brennan, Fred. Stanley Cowles, Whilton Elias Dickerman. B.A., Amherst College, i8go. I rederii k ( !arl ( loldstein, Miles Remond rordon, Isaac Napoleon Porter, B.A.. I 1 in 1] ii l ui ersit , 1891 Eugene Stout Ripley. -Martial Adolph Scharton, Morris 1 lore Slattery, Frederick Benoni Sweet. Ernest I lerman Arnold, Woodburne Roszel Avis, Jerome Samuel Bissell, Charles Porter Botsford, Charles Ellsworth Hash. Joseph Almarin 1 )apps, II. A.. Illin.,1. I olleg . 1891. Arthur Sanford Cheney, l ' h.l;.. Yale I nu . 1 - it y, i88g. Charles Gardner Child, lr.. John William Coogan, William Martin Curtiss, Frederii I; Mi. .11 I ludley, 1 hat les Edmund 1 ■■: 1 dward Win, hester ( lenough, U.A, .1! ' t ui . rsity, 1HS7. William Munson ( Joodwin, Richard Sill Griswold, |r., Howard Wolcott Holton, Edward Franklin Horr, B.A., Vale 1 ■1 i v 1 1 ity, 1 ,1 Alfred Still, ' [ves, Edward Lyman Kingman, Cartago, Cos a Rica, New Haven, Rome. X. ) ' .. Whitneyville, . Insonia, Chelsea, Mass., Summit Ridge, Del.. Aslmry Park, X. J.. North Haven, w Haven, Lebanon. Junior Class. New Haven, Vew Haven. West Morns. East Berlin, Niantit . Jacksonville. 111-. Nero Haven. Montclair, X. J.. New Infill. Norfolk, Nnu Haven, Meriden, ll ' n, hester, Waterbury , I. Vlllr. New Haven, Bridgeport, New Haven, Bridgeport, is Howe St 179 Franklin St 571 Crown St Whitneyville Ansonia 115 I lay SI 115 Hay St 1360 Chapel St 316 Exchange St 172 Dewitt St 38] 1 Irown St Miniit 1: Ci ass, 1 1 214 English St. 124 1 ivisi,,n St. iS hi. kerman St. 44 Lyon St. 252 Spring Si. 42 I Iwighl St. 45 Elm St. 121 El in St. 14 Bradley St. 381 ( Town St. 230 Lloyd St. 24 College St. 41 Howe St. 297 ( leorge St, 121 Elm St. 379 ( reorge Si Bridgeport. 347 Temple St. Bridgeport, 32 Franklin Lyman Lawton, Ph.B., Vale University, i8go. William Joseph Lynch. Edward Brooks Marston, Edward Seymour Moulton, B.A., Oberlin loilege, 1891. James Maun ( I ' Brien, I ui rchtegotl I- R. 1 lertel, Thomas Boyne Patterson, Robert Ellsworth Peck, Ph.B., Vale Cim ersity, 1890. John Adolph Reiners, I 1. 1 nard Custer Sanford, B.A., Vale I ni ersity, 1890. Walter Chadwick Sears, Frederick Noj • - Sperry, Seymour Leopold Spier, John Francis Sullivan, B.A., all I niv rsity, 1890. Albert Agustus Tanyane, 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 Francis Verdi, Thomas Herbert Noun ' ' . MEDICAL SCHOOL. Meriden, William Barnard Smith. B.A.. Wesleyan I7ni ersity. I ,ewis 1 1 •, illard. Hartj Bath, J ,:. in, 0., Haven, Neio Haven, Columbia, S. C. New Haven, ) ' . Brooklyn, X. ' Laven, Portland, Veio Haven, New II Haven, w Haven, Ne70 II I In mi Hon. On . Special Stubents, Mm New Haven. Meriden. 61 Edgewood Ave. 297 ( reorge Si 233 York St. 420 Winthrop Ave. 31 York Si|. 107 Whalley Ave. 486 Elm St. 109 Elm SI. 216 Crown St. 76 Wi ' ster St. 145 Bradley St. 928 Chapel St. 14 Park St. 167 Walla, e S1 So i rown St. |l |i |R t I ,,. 36. 120 Ivy St. Special Si i di 1 s, 2. SUMMARY. ( iR uhate Studen rs, Si NIOR I ' l -.s. MlDDLl CL s. Junior Cl s-;. SP1 1 [At, Sti den 1 s, 21 11 36 h ' l u . 72 33 . ' . ; ' .• I ■■■B 34 School of the fine Hrts. TIMOTHY DWIGHT, D.D., I.L.D.. President. JOHN F. WEIR, N.A., M.A.. Director. JAMES M. HOPPIN. D.D. JOHN II. NIEMEYER, M.A. JOHN P. C. FOSTER, M.D., Instructor in Anatomy. ( ' .. ALBERT THOMPSON, Libraria Hist of Art Stuoents. William M. Burgher, Bridgeport. Florence M. Lake, New Haven. Mildred C. Jordan. New Haven. Mary K. North, New Haven. Miia E. Dowd, East River. Annie C. PanUs, Guilford. Caroline 1.. Thomas, New Haven. Grace Bronson, New Haven. Josephine M. Lewis, New Haven. Mary F ' oote, Guilford. I lenrii tta II. Ri hards, II ' , r Haven. Mary Thompson, Poughkeepsie, X. ) ' . M. Amanda Wyatt. New Haven. John I. II. Downes, New Haven. Eleanor I). Munger. New Haven. Edith II. Smith, New Haven. Ida I.. Henry, Nno Haven. Pauline Shelton, Plymouth. Grace Daggett, Acre Haven. G. Albert Thompson, Fair Haven. George H. Langzettel, New Haven. Mary W. El ans, New Haven. Annie M. Van Winkle, New Hav. a. Ida R. Macphie, New Haven. Rob n II. Bonner, V w Haven. Lewis A. Gudebrode, Meriden, Irving E. Hurlbut, New Haven. Minnie L. Juds Stratford. S. Kate Spencer, Westerville, Mary E. Carew, New Haven. Frank K. Rogers, Providence, Elnor.i D. Rogers, New Haven. i Senevieve Allis, Birmingham. Alexander P. Rogers, New York City. Ohio. R. I. Total Art Si i den i s, Special Students in Drawini -d MMAKV. 34 20 1 Total, 235 35 Department of fl bilosopb anb the Hrts. (Srafcuate Stitocnts. Arthur Chambers Alexander, Th 11.. Yale University, 1889. George I.. Amerman, B.A., Yah- University, 1890. Frederic Elijah Beach, Ph.I ' ,. all University, 1 Gerald II. Beard, B.A., Yah Uni ersit ; . 1887. Lars Herman Beck, B.A., Augustine College 1 Charles Bemis Bliss, B.A., Yale l ni ersit} . 1890. Carl August Blomgren, B.A., Augustina Col li ge Arthur Eli Booth, Ph. B. Yale University, 1891. Joseph Bowden, B.A., Yah- University, 1891. William Lewis Bradley. B.A., Yale University, 1891. 1 ' ark-ton L. Brownson, B.A., Yale University, 1887. Sterling Haight Bunnell, I ' h.l:.. Yale University, 1891. Curtis C. Bushnell, B.A.. Yale University, 1891. A. ' . Carlson, B.A., Gustave Adolphus College, 1890. Herbert DeWitl Carrington. Ph.Ii., Yale University, 1884. Arthur W. Colton, B.A., Yah- University, 1890. Harlan Creelman, B. I .. Yah- University, 1889. Arthur Hill Daniels, B.A . Olivet College, 1887. B.D. Yale Universit; Edgar William 1 lanner, B.A., Yale University 1 Charles Davidson, li. A.. Iowa College 1875. Honolulu. . . New Haven, New Haven, Chicago, 111.. Nangatuck, Lebanon, Bridgeport, Peace Dale, A ' . .. New Haven, New Haven, Neiu Haven, Stratford, New Haven, Marine Mills. Minn. New Haven, Wayne, Mich., Worthinglon, Mass. Mi His. Mass.. Paterson, . . y., Belmont. ( ' .. 145 College St. [37 Wall St. 44 Lyon St. 415 ( leorge St. log Elm St. 22 Whalley Ave 109 Elm St. 23 Lynwood St. 122 Rosi tti Si 139 Chestnui St. Athens, t ireece. A. 19 Perkins St. 149 St. John St. 199 York St. 56 Y. 1010 Chapel St. iioi Chapel St. 65 York Sq. 36 GRADUATE COURSES. Philips Dowell, B.A - lugustana C llegi William S. Ebersole, B.A., Lebanon Valley College, 18S5- Walcott W. Ellsworth, B.A., Vale University, 1890. Han lotune Enfiajian, Ph.B., Vale I m ersil ; . 1889. William N. Filson, B.A., Illinois College, 1889. J. Allen Gilbert, B.A., Otterbein College, 1889. Biblical Seminar; . Matthew Griswold, Ji . Ph.B., Vale University, 1888. Hippolyte W. 1 rruener, B.A., Vale University, 1891. Alexander Hadlcx k. B.A., Kalamazoo College, 1878. Theodore Stuarl Hart, B.A., . 1 1 1 University , 1 89 1 . William W. Hefflefinger, Ph.B. Vale Inn ersity, 1891. Mi 11 ihiro [chihara, Kyoto Theological Se ary, 1879. Fritz Jacobson, B.A., iugustana ( ollege, iS:-; Ph.D. Vale University, 1 1 Melancthon James, B.A., Randolph-Macon Collegi 1 1 B.D. Vale Unh Vertner Kenerson, B.A., Vale University, 1891. J. K. Light, B.A., Franklin an. I Marshall. 1889. Edwin Hoyt Lockwood, Ph. Ik. Vale University, 1888. Daniel Alden Loring, Jr., Ph B Vale L ni ersity, 1891. Walti 1 J. I owe, B.A., Vale University, 1890. Frank Ranney Luckey, U.S.. i .,ii, ,11 University, 1882. B.D. Vale Univ. rsity. 1888. Frank R. Luskey, B.A., t, ,11 V ww ersity, 1882. William Dwight Marsh. B.A., Amherst College, 1888. Frank Sherman Meara, B.A., Vale University, 1890. Galva, 111. Ml. Pleasant, Pa., Hartford, Harpoot, Turkey, Jacksonville. III. , n O. Erie, Pa., Kalamazoo, Mich., Minneapolis, Minn.. Kyoto, Japan, w Haven, Fair Haven, New Haven, won, I ' ti.. ,7, ( .ni.i.in. . .-. ■) ' ■k 1 ily Whitinsville, Mass. X,-.. ' Haven, .■-.,• Haven, Amherst, Mass . . City, Mass. 149 St. John St. 22 Whalley Ave. 383 George St. 20 Insurance Building. 142 I (wight St. 1 in 1 lollege Si. A. .Vi Whiting St. 91 Lake PI. 63 ve St. 251 1 Town St. 67 W. 149 St. John Si. 247 Prospei 1 si. 101S Chapel St. 1 1 1. 1 Elm st 14 Collegi si . 227 1 rown St. 22 Whalley Ave. 21 Kia SI 21 El.l St. 373 Crown si. 70 N. M. 37 GRADUATE COURSES. Lafayette Benedict Mendel, B.A., Yale Uni ersity, 1S91. James Lee Mitchell, II. A.. Harvard University, 1884. John M. Moore, B.A., National Normal University, 1887. Ivuinatc. Morita, B.A., Doshisha College, 1S7Q. Edwin Morrison. I ' ll. 11.. Yale University, 1888. William James Mutch, 11. A.. 1 ni ersity oi Wisconsin, 1 August Nelson, 11. A.. Gustavus Adolphus College, 1890. Harry L. Pangborn, II. A.. Yale University, 1891. Edward Bagley Pollard. B.A.. Ri. I ii I College, 1886. George Nathaniel Prentiss, Ph.Ii., Yale University, 1891. A. W. Reynolds, 11. A.. Colgate University, 1885. Frank Russell Rich, Pli.P... Yale University, 1890. George S. Richards, B.A., Brecon College, England, 1880. E. W. Runkle, 11. . Western College, 1890. Thomas F. Sanford, B.A., Yale University, 1888. Ennis Newton Seaiies, Ph.B., ale l ' ni ersity, 1891. Francis W. Shepardson, B.A., Brown University, 1883. A.M. Deni Herbert A. Smith. B.A., Yale l niversity, 1889. He] berl Knox Smith. B.A., Yale University, 1891. W. Barnard Smith. II. A.. Wesleyan University, 1888. George Pratt Starkweather, Ph. I!.. Yale University, 1891. • ' iiy V. Thompson, 11. A.. University .it Colorado, 1888. Willard II. Thorp, B.A., Amherst College, 1887. Ill ' Yale Uim -i sitv, 1890 Delhi, X. V.. New Haven, Morgantown, Kv.. Kyoto, yopan. Cincinnati, 0., New Haven, Lake ( V i ' . Minn.. Jersey City. X. 7.. Richmond, Va., Water own, Wis., Yalesville, Neiv Haven. Mahoney City. ' . .. Lisbon, la., New Haven, Xto Haven. Granville, O.. Worcester, .1 . ..... Hartford, Marlboro, Moss.. New Haven, Grand Rapii s. Mich. Oxford, X. V.. 22 Trumbull St. 28 Clinton Ave. 2 University PI. 377 Crown St. A. 194 Cedar St. 149 St. John St. 1 161 Chapel St. 107 V. 126 Wall St. 59 Grove St. 70 YV. 113 Dwight St. 270 Sherman Ave. 13 Beers si. 77 W. 63 Grove St. 70 Howe Si. N. II. Hospital. SS Prospect Si. 27 E. 38 I.ilm Clayton Tracy. Ph.B., Yale l ' iii ersity, 1890. lidward Alonzo Warfield, B.A., Western Maryland College, 1882. Philip P. Wells, B.A., Yale Unh ersity, 1889. Henry Lord Wheeler, Ph.B., Yale I Diversity, 1890. John Whitmore, B.A., ale University, 1886. B.D. Vale Universit; . 1890. GRADUATE COURSES. Fair Haven. I , „,„,,. .! .. Louisville, AY. Chicago, III.. . in Haven. 299 Center St. 312 Elm St. 77 W. 126 Wall St. 147 Bradley St. ( Irauu 1 1 Si i hi n is, 71. 39 Hcabemical department, Senior (Lines. Harry Allen ( Irant Abbe. Bernard Melzar Allen, Benjamin Latham Armstrong;. Clarence Willie Austin. George Sherwin Clarke Badger Andrew Jackson Balliet, Frank Melville Barber, Arthur Seth Barnes, 1 Charles Joseph Bartlett, ' Hugh Aiken Bayne. I toward Morton Biscoe, Frederic ( lourtney Bishop. Edward Clarence Bissell, Walter Phelps Bliss, Edward Boltwood, William Bradford Bosley. Herbert tvid Bowers, Arthur Mum ' Brai kett, Fred Clark t lallup Bronson. Oliver 1 lart Bronson, Preston Brown, Stanley ( lano Burt, James Trowbridge ( air. Alfred Bruce ( hace, Howell Cheney, Knight I lexter i heney, fr., Paul Ripley Clark, Ezekiel Field Clay, 1 i ' i ge I ,awton ' it. 1 George Wetmore Colles, Jr., I ' n hard Storrs ( ' niton. Elisha 1 [illiard ( )ooper, Benjamin Lewis Crosby, Jr., James Stevens 1 ar y, Arthur Louis 1 ay, J Clive Hart I lay. Albert Grant Dingley, Hartford, Walpole, Mass.. Vt w I ondon, Suffield, Boston. Mass.. Lekighton, Pa., Wallingford, Bristol, Barton Landing. I ' .. New Orleans, La. Westborough, Mas .. Bridgeport, Lakeville, New York City, Pittsfield, Mass.. Livonia, N. J ' .. Manchester, Hartford, Norwich, Rye. N. T. Baltimore, Mil.. Cincinnati, 0. Dubuque, Iowa, Hudson. N. Y.. South Manchester, Sou ' Manchester, Auburn, N. Y.. Paris. Ay.. Brooklyn. N. ) ' . . Morristmun, N. J.. Brooklyn, N. Y.. ew Britain. Halcott Center, N. Y. Springfield, Mass.. ! I estborough, Mass.. Hart for J. Lewiston, Me., 4° IO ) 246 L 188 C 132 F S5 N. M 151 F 71 N. M 55 S. M 9 S i.ii ( 258 1 106 X 122 N [65 F -55 I- 219 1 1 187 C 6 S 122 61 S. M High Si 133 F 21s D 265 L 135 F 216 l 216 n 113 N 141 F 151 F 98 N 160 F 75 N. M 105 X 54 S. M n S 1 83 Lye 73 N. M. GRADUATE COURSES. Edward I toward 1 odd, Rii hard ( lardner Eaton, Percy )oe Eggleston, Roy Knight Farwell, Percy Unlay. Wilbur Parkhurst Fish, i His Hani-. hi Eisk, Edward Henry Eloyd-Joiu - Hiram loin-. Everett 1 wight Fram is, — William Buel Franklin, Harrison Barber Freeman. i harles Hamilton 1 rost, Pierpont Fuller, Merrill Williams Callaway. - — George Herbert Girty, Frederick Everett ( .rani. — Henry Solon t rra ' i s, — Francis Hayt Irittiii Ferdinand Albert 1 Uiuslein. Stansbury Tiffany 1 1- — Charles Sherman I [aight, William Cuthbert Hall, Jr., Henry Saunders I [askell, William Si. ii kbridge I laskell. I ild Rose I lim kley, Henry Barrett Hinckley, 1 i. derick Wallis 1 [inkle, Charles Revel! I [olden. Burton Page Hollister, ( leorge Buell Hollister, Sidney 1 [osmer, Arthur Carter Hume, Daniel Trumbull Huntington, I toward Huntington, fames William Husted, J r., William James Hutchins, lames W. 1 •. Ingersoll, William Crane Ivison, Pierre Jay, Isaac Hallam Jenney, Elliot Grant Johnson, Sum mi I, V. f., Wakefield. 1 em London. ■art. .. Memphis, Taut.. Elmira, V. Y, i ' ovington, A_ ' i . South Oyster Bay. .V. Y. Salem, West Hartford. Lancaster, Pa., Hartford. Plainfield, N. J.. Vera Haven, York City. Cleveland, 0.. ; ;. ) . ver, Mass.. Spring field, Mass.. Genoa, 111.. in. . ) ' .. Brooklyn, V. ) Lou AY Yorw W, ' .i Falmouth, Me.. Northampton, Ma Northampton, Ma Cincinnati. 0.. L ' hicago, 111. . Cincinnati, 0.. Rutherford, A . J., I ' at, r son. N. J.. Poughkeepsie, l . Y., Hartford, Plainfield, X. J., Peekskill, V. 1. I. as Angeles, ( ' a .. Marengo, III.. ■York City. ■York ( ity. . : • York City, Groton, t-3 N. 44 s ' M. 140 F. 140 V. 85 N. M. ji« 1 I ,. 222 1 . 221 1 1 ' 192 C. 54 s. M. 179 1 v. 72 N. M. 7 - 10 S. -55 L - 140 F. 217 D. UwigW Hall. 217 D. 7 - 11 Library S1 220 I). 236 D. 11 S. 8S. 46 S. M. 46 S. M. 274 L. 103 N. 203 D. 254 L. 211 D. 204 1 ). -47 1 106 N. 204 1 1 . 77 X. M. ■74 I ' - 254 L. 1 S3 Lye. 1018 Chapel St. 28 S. 41 GRADUATE COURSES. Frank Arthur Keller. Harry Howell Kennedy, llriirv Martindale Kidd, William Lloyd Kitchel, i ieorge i Iray Kn iwles, James Hall Mason Knox, Jr., Sidney Locock Lasell, Philip Reynolds Leavenwortl Arthur Franklin Lewis, John Frederick Lorance, 1 laniel Lord, y . Arthur Lovell, I tarry Winters Luce, Harry Stoddard Lyman, Cloyd North McAllister. Thomas Lee McCIung, Henry Buehler McCormick, Daniel Edgar Manson, Arthur Merwin Marsh. Elliott Marshall. Levi Winfield Marshall. Loren I ' im kney Waldo Marvi 1 ' i [ward 1 [opkins Mason, William Messick, Abraham Meyer, Ernest Boyd Millard, George Redington Montg ■Francis Miner Moody. fames Albert Moore. Stanford Newel Morison. Charles Dennis Morris, Robert Wallace Morris. Edward Buffett Mowbray, Thornwell Mullally. Marshall Paul Noyes. David Raphael O ' Donnell, Allen Cromwell ( trrick, Frank burton Otis, Robert Allan Paddoi k, Alfred Barnes Palmer, Lewis Rathbone Parker. Edward Walker Pease, Fort Plain. X. Y., Syracuse, A ' . } ' .. Albany, X. V.. New Haven. Wilmington, Del., Easton, Pa.. Orange, X. J.. Castleton, .. Bozeman, Mont.. Acre Haven, Xc-io York City. Plainfield, X J.. Scranton, Pa.. Salt Lake- City. Utah. St. Joseph, Mo., Kno.xvitle, Tenn., Harrislntrg, Pa.. New Haven, Bridgeport, Montclair, X. J.. Middleboro, Mass.. Hartford. Chicago, III.. Memphis. Tenn., Chicago. III.. Rochester. X. V.. New Haven. New Haven. Norwich, X. ] .. Minneapolis. Minn.. Wallingford, Wallingford, Bay Shore, X. ) ' .. Pendleton. S. (. ' .. Evanslon, III.. New Haven. St. Louis. Mo., Meriden, St. Louis. Mo.. Bridgeport, Albany. X. ) ' .. Cleveland. 0.. 1 4 1 ' . 124 X. 68 N. M. 169 F. 278 L. 266 L. 57 S. M. 12 S. 59 Lake PI. 60S. M. 270 Crown St. 165 F. 103 N. 201 D. 90 N. M. 258 1.. 57 S. M. 274 1.. 76 X. M. 76 X. M. 191 C. SS. 219 D. 364 George St . 264 L. 269 IS. 34 Trumbull St. 38 S. M. 37 S. M. 179 Lye. 88 X. M. 55 S. M- S 9 X. M. 48 S. M. 120 X. ;o Ward St. - ' 57 I- 74-V M. 48 S. M. 246 F. 236 D. 1 S. 42 GRADUATE COURSES. William Grymes Pettus, John Inglee Phinney, Charles Peabody Pierce, Horace Tracy Pitkin. Ralph Carr Powell,  Frank Julian Price, — Henry Riggs Rathbone, Matthew Ambrose Reynolds, Paul Stanley Richards, Erman Jess,- Rid-way. Isaac Woodbridge Riley, William Goodsell Rockefeller, William Nelson Runyon, George Emery Russell, Ernest Ryle, Edward Stevens Sanborn, — Otto Adolph S hreiber, Charles Augustus Schumaker, i lharles Brown Scars, Frank Wright Seymour, — Arthur Wynne Shaw, Augustus Farnham Shaw. Forrest Shepherd, Emanuel Frank Snydacker, Elmer Haynes Spaulding, Alfred Lawrence Spencer, Edwin ' Ibed Stanard, Jr., — Walter Ralph Steiner. 1-1 ii i Foster Stevens, Herbert Anson Stocking, Allied Harris Swayne, Harlan Henry Taintor, Harrison John Teller. George Davis Terry, Alfred Clark Thompson, Johh Knox Tibbits, Howard Rockwell Townsend, Frederick Deming Tucker, James Archibald Turnbull, ialph Richard Upton, Newton Foster Vail, K.A., Huhart College, 1890. .SV. Loins, Mi .. Machias, Me., Auburn, Mass.. Philadelphia, Pa. Cincinnati, 0., Brooklyn. X. Y. Albany. X. Y. . New Haven, Philadelphia, Pa., Gallon, I ' V, w Haven, New York City, Plainfield, X. J., Samia, Ontario. Canada, Paterson, X. J. Kingston, X. II.. Hoboken, X. J., Parish, X. V. Brooklyn. X. V., Wins ted, Paterson. X. J. IVellsboro, Pa., Hartford, Chicago, III.. New London. Xe- e Haven, St. Louis. Mo., Baltimore. Mil.. Xc ' co York City, Wallingford, Vew York City, Hartford. Central City, Col., Brooklyn. X. ) ., Willimantic, Troy. X. Y.. New York City, Monson, Mass., Hartford. Washington, D. C. Geneva, X. ' .. 257 L. 181 Lyi . 188 C. -47 I 72 N. M. 214 D. 68 X. M. 550 Whalley Ave. 134 F- 44 S. M. 125 X. ' 37 F. 105 X. [34 F. 227 D. 104 X. 227 1 ) 1(12 ( ' 220 1 . 104 N. 108 High St. 190 C. 214 1 264 I. ■52 F 212 D 265 L 169 F 256 L ss X. M 203 D 75 N. M 69 X. M 212 D 12 S 92 X. M 215 1) 71 X. M 124 X 60S. M «8 S. M 43 CKAPCATE COCKSES. Warren ( lookin Waterman, Henry Goodwin Webster, Stuart Webster, Irving Comstock West, Ji :s Everett Wheeler, Junius Wheeler, Albert Lavine Whittaker, Norman Clark Whittemore, Abraham ( ' ase Williams. Clarence Cicero Wilson, Frank Tobey Winslow, Charles Lawson Wooding;, Frederick Sanford Woodruff, John Sitcher Woodruff, I larry Woollen, William Burnet Wright, Jr.. Herbert James Wyckoff, William I lenison Young, Y. 7- Southport, Brooklyn. X. • ago, III.. Plainfield, N A ew Haven, Chicago, III.. Wallingford, Rye, X. K, East Hartford, .Iron. Watertown, X. Y Bristol. N, lo York City, Vew ) ' ork City, Indianapolis, InJ. Buffalo, X. Y.. North Woodbury, New York City, 149 • 89 N. M. 201 D. 73 N. M. 278 L. 101 N. 74 N. M. 92 N. M. 6 S. 2S S. 69 N. M. 9 S. 266 L. 211 D. 120 N. Dwight Hall. 222 D. 226 I . Seniors, 180. Junior Class. Franklin Jones Abbe, Henry Crosby Allen, John Weston Allen, Lafon Allen, Joseph Anderson. Jr.. Christopher Lester Avery. Jr. John Whitney Avery, James Addison Babbitt, Hi in y Selden Bai on, 1 [enry Burr Barnes, Jr., Ellery Alphonso Bates, Henry Colwell Beadleston, George Palmer Beebe, William Reynolds Begg, Howard Billman, Ralph Birdsall, Harry Llewellyn Ijixby, Hartford, Paterson, X. J.. New York City. Louisville, A ' v.. Waterbury, Groton, New Haven, West Brattleboro ' , Rochester, X. ) .. N, w Yorki Windham, New York City, Vorfolk, Hendersonville, X. Yale, Mich,, Los . Ingeles, Col., Long Beach, Col.. Vt. 130 F. 156 F. 116 N. 157 F. 208 D. 59 S. M. 261 L. 127 N. -45 L. 2 0 D. 43 S. M. 262 L. 16S F. 26 S. 189 C. 78 Ward St. 225 D. 44 C, KA D ( ' A TE CO L ' USES. Clifford I ' .in.!..- Bliss, William Bradford Boardman. ( lerald Mark Borden, i tries Wildei Bosworth, 1 [arry I [oward Bottome, I [oward Si.ln.-v Bi twns, Henry I ana Bradley, William Edwin Breckenridge, Thomas I Iamili.ni Breeze, ( leorge Justus Bi Theodore 1 .ouis Bristol, F.lu aril I [arold Bronson, Frank James Brown, Lawrence Edward Brown, Wend 11 Greene Bn nsi m, Cornelius Sanford Bull, ROSS Bun hard. 1 ,ouis 1 loo, I Burrell, Frank 1 [oward Button, Nehemiah )andee, William Thomas i ' apps. ( )tho Iranford Cartwi ighl Thomas Ives Chatfield, Alvah Stone Ihisholm, CI, ail,- Walker Clark, J,,hn 1 (arling Clarke, James Barclay Cooke, [ohn Smith ' r.,v, ns, I,..,, ge Mason i eevey, Beecher Maynard Crousi Elliol Stone Curtis, 1 [oward 1 lorrance I ' ay. K, ,1 iert Kerr 1 lickennan, Jonathan Boynton 1 lill, Frank Edward 1 lonnell) . F ' ran, i- ( Iswald 1 lorsey, Richard Edward 1 lunham, Henry Rutherford Dwight, James Schneider Dwight, Winthrop Edwards Dwight, William Walton Eccles, Charles Drown Eddy, , w York • Britain, Chicago, III.. Id I ' .: Brooklyn, X. ) ' .. . II:: a. Palmer. Mass.. Sail Ft Danielsonville, aia. Norwich, Warren, Fa.. I Vew Canaan. Terryville, South Norwalk, Freeport, III. Peekskill, X. ., Easton, jfacksonville, III. Belmont, X. Y., o, X. Y. land, O.. Butte City, Mont., Canterbury, Paterson, X. J.. Kansas City, Mo., Brooklyn. X. Y.. Utica, X. Y.. Tidioute, Pa., Providence, K. I.. Fo cboro, Mas ... Clearfield, Pa.. Oxford, X. V.. Indianapolis. Ind. Warren. Pa. Brooklyn. X. ) ' .. ieepsie, X. Y X. w II Auburn, X. Y. New Britain, 208 D. no X. in; F 112 X. 249 I- 224 1 1 ain St. (Annex). 127 X. 252 York St. 186 C. 1 ..2 F. 61 S. M. 43 S. M. 109 Temple St 130 F. 260 1.. 210 1 . 241 1.. 87 . M. 142 D wight St 100 N 86 I! ■oadway. 238 I) 252 L 147 F 234 D 172 Y 250 L 205 P 101 X 22 S 161 F 252 I. 37 S. M 152 F 82 Wall St 116 W 163 F 126 C .liege St 113 X 112 X 45 GRADUATE COURSES. John Percival Edmison, Charles Hull Ewing, Archer Linwood Faxon, Charles Jarvis Fay. Irving Bruce Ferguson, Henry Horlbeck Ficken John Howe Field, I ge Mark Foos, JaniL-s Chark-s Fox, Edson Fessenden Gallaudet, Thomas Augustus Gardiner, Frank Edwin Gatchel, Rufus Macqueen Gibbs, Giles Frederic ( loodenough, James Edward ( Irafton, Charles Andrew Graham, Arthur Lawrence Greer, William Henry Hackett, 1 onald !ameron Haldeman, Montgomery Hare, Clareni e ' llifford 1 (armstad, Samuel Brainard Hartwell, Allyn Fill h Harvey, Frank William Hastings, |r.. Logan 1 lay, Theodore Woolsey HeermancE Charles Ralph Hickox, Jr., William McKimmie Higgins, Frederii Asbury Hill. James Norman Hill, John Payson Hobbie, I ' .en I lodge, Richard Thayer Holbrook, Robert Kellogg Howe, John LeRoy 1 lurlbert, Shul iael ( ' ady I tutchins, Sherwot id Bissell Ives, Harry Benjamin Jepson, Lewis Fuller Johnson, Alfred Henry Jones, Charles Davies Jones, Riverda Harding Jordan, Sioux Falls, S. Dai. South Dayton, A ' . 1 . Holbrook, Mass., Hartford, Mew York City, Charleston, S. C, Rutland, 17.. Springfield, 0., Clinton, Washington, D. C, Brooklyn, N. ) ' .. Louisville, A ' y.. Baltimore, Md., Winchester, Nomvich, Denver, Col.. New York City, New Haven, Harrisburg, Pa. New York City, Jersey City, X. J., Oil City ' a.. Cleveland, O.. Bradford, Da.. Springfield, III., New Haven, New York I ity, Thompsonville, walk, St. Pat,!. Minn.. Cazenovia, A . Y., St. Paul, Minn., Vew York City. South Windsor. Forestville. X. Y.. Danielsonville, . w ) ' ork liiv , Neio Haven, Bangor, Mo.. St. Louis, Mo.. Cincinnati, tK. St. Joseph, Mo.. 159 F. 77 N- M. 129 F. 250 L. 332 Temple St. 13 S - 161 F. 233 I). in X. 268 I.. 141 York St. 157 F. 225 Crown St. 17 S. 141 Temple St. 221 D. 235 D. 143 West St. 53 L. 206 D. 224 D. 10 S. .45 F. 131 F. 232 D. 168 F. 120 High St. 25 s. 66 W. 1076 Chapel St. D. 2 33 263 L. 162 F. Si X. M. 59 S. M. 47 1 ' • 235 D. 116 X. t3 l F. 277 L. 205 D. 100 N. 46 . GRADUATE COURSES. Homer Thrall Joy. alter Parmelee Judson, I ' harles [ a id Kyle, Adrian VanSinderen Lambert, Edwin Ruthven Lamson, William fudson Lamson, Irwin Boyle Laughlin, Burton Emerson Leavitt, I. Hues Patrick Linahan, Frederick Merwin Lloyd, Arthur Power Lord, Irving Phillips Lyon, William Janus McKenna, Stuart McKnight, William Mallilt. Arthur James Martin. ( teorge ireene Martin. Walter Rumsey Marvin, Edward Thomson Mathison, Alfred Kindred Merritt, Winlock William Miller. Charles William Mills, ( leorge Edward Mills. Franklin Arthur Moore, John Stanley Moot e, John Hill Morgan, Albert 1 looker Morse, William Henry Murphy. Alfred Goldstein Nadler, Emerson Root Newell, William Lewis Newton, William Allan Osborn, William White Wilson Parker, Francis Parsons, (ieorge Leete Peek. Alton William Peirce, Albert Wells Pettibone, Jr.. Charles Macauley Pope, Albert Hutchinson Putney. Harry Campbell Quintard, Gerald Laurence Rathbone. George Howard Rice. . : ;. ' , ,;■. A . J. Veto Haven, Cayuga, A . ) ' ., New York City, Montclair, X. J.. Montclair, X. J.. Pittsburgh, ' .. A. re Havi u. . ■-,,■Haven, Veiv Haven, Veto Yoi City. Hartford, Westboroug i, 1 Louisville, AV.. St. Louis, Mo.. rtown, X. J.. St. Louis. Mo., Pittsburgh, l ' i.. V, w Hm n B) a r,l, Minn., • Denver CM.. 01 wood, ( .. Detroit, M Syracuse, X. ) ., lyn, X. } ' .. Plan! I Southville, Mass., New Haven, Bristol, Brooklyn, X. ] ' .. Cleveland, a. Washington, D. C. Hartford, yamaica, X. Y.. Athol Center, Mass., LaCrosse, Wise., SI. Louis, Mo. Newton Highlands, Mas.. Sound Beach, Albany. X. Y.. Spr in field. Mass., 228 D. 204 Winthrop Ave. 120 X. 280 L. 125 N. 125 N. 234 D. 48 Gill St. 271 Ferry St. 152 F. 159 F. 260 L. 27 S. 159 Elm St. 25 1 Crown St. 119 N. 114 High St. 249 L. 2 Audul on St. 41 High St. S 4 Wall St. 221 D. 166 F. 225 D. 262 I.. 21S D. 1 19 X. 27 s. . 122 Olive St. 110X. 24 S. 238 D. 206 D. 268 L. West Haven. 78 X. M. 56 S. M. 78 X. M. 242 L. 98 N. 47 GRADUATE COURSES. John Trumbull Robinson, Joseph Rol iy, 1 lerby Rogers, Robert Edwin Rowley, Louis Barcroft Runk, I lerbert Irving Sackett, William Clement Scott, Samuel Scoville, Jr., Hubert Merrill Sedgwick, Albert Judson Shaw, ( . irge Theron Slade, William Warren Smith, ( ieorge 1  n wn Spalding, Samuel Reid Spencei . I renry ' ' rosl v Stets n, Robbins Battell Stoeckel, Wendell Melville Strong, Carlyle Edgar Sutphen, Jr., X. ' ili I [aynes Swayne, 2d, Frederic Behm Taintor, Moses Taylor William Stoutenborough Terriberry. John Booth Thomas, 1 1 1 1 1 ieri I liirilin Thomson, William Preston Thornton, 1 lexter Edgar Tiliey, Horace Gates Torbert, Edward Holman Tracy, Roberi Storer I ' rai y, ' harles Gallaudet Trumbull, Harry Selden Vaile, William Henry Vanderbilt, Isidore Wachsman, Robert Buchanan Wade, Rii hard Charles Wells Wadsworth, Alexander Hamilton Wallis, John Dorrance Warnock, Lemuel Aikin Welles, Ernes! I tubbard Wells, Carl Westerfield, Arthur Leslie Wheeler. Webster Wheeloi k, Hartford, Rochester, X. } ' . . New York City, Williamsport, Pa.. Philadelphia, Pa., X w Haven, X. ic burg, X. ) ' .. Stamford, Bondsville, Mass., Somerville, Mai e. New York City, Buffalo, X. ).. Syracuse, X. Y. Suffield, Bangor, Me., N, w Haven, Montclair, X. J., X. mark, X. J.. Vew York t ' ity, . :. ■York City, New York City, Paterson, X. J., Rockville, New York City, Lexington, Ay., W. Springfield, Mass. Dubuque, Iowa, Topeka, Kan.. Plainfield, X. J.. Philadelphia, Pa.. ' Park. III., New York City, llbany, X. ) .. St. Louis, Mo., . :. ' Brighton, X. ) ' .. East Orange, .V. J.. Geneva, X. ) ' .. , wington, Louisville, Ay., Sau Francisco, Cal., Hartford, St. ' an Minn., 230 D. 242 1,. 128 N. 253 L. 166 F. 127 College St. 210 D. n «i V 87 X. M. 24 S. 21S 1). 280 L. [26 X. 347 VorkSt. 245 I- 241 I.. 261 I.. logo Chapel Si. 232 I . 159 F.lm St. 240 D. 156 F. 53S- M. 12S X. ' 3S. 53 S. M. 73 I- 56 S. M. 239 I). 228 1). 41 High St. 240 D. 209 D. 277 1.. 172 F. 101 W. 25 s. 22 S. 57 Prospei t SI . 124 Wall St. 26 S. 263 L. GRADUATE COURSES. Albert Beebe White, Ellsworth Daggetl Whiting, John Harvey Wigginton, Waltei Dwighl Wilcox, Frank ( urtis Wilder, Edward Mason Williams. Morris W I) mi. Jr., Allnd Charles Woolner, Wilbur Seaman Wright, Frederick Washburn Yates, ffolbrook, Mass., Aurora, III., Bladensburg, Md., Washington, D. C. V, w Yoi ' City, Cleveland, ( ., N, w York City, ' ., III., Greemoi Plainfield, X. J., 129 F. 144 F. 12 Edgewood Ave. 127 College St. 21 Whalley Ave. [45 F. 114 College St. 209 D. 39 S. M. 239 D I I MORS, I97. Sopbomore CIa6s. Samuel Stokes Allen, William Boyd Allison, Jr., Thomas Shaw Arbuthnot, Frederick Searles Armstrong, Raymond I loll. rook Arnot, Samuel SI. ian Vuchincloss, William Bai 1 mi Bailey, Harry Samuel Bandler, Alexis Painter Bartlett, William Spencer Beard, Andre Alden Beaumont, I.11 tin 1 uthi 1 Beeler, Albert Ans m Bigelow, ( Charles Benjamin Bishop, Jr., Clinton Spencer Bissell, Samuel Burr Sherwood Bissell, Murray Boocock, Edward Richmond Bosley, Frederick Merrell Boyei , Albert Simmons Briggs, Alphonso Bickford Brown, James Crosl v Brown, fames Elwin Brown, Albert Henry Buck, Charles Herbert Buell, lelphia Pa., Dubuque, Iowa, Pittsburgh, Pa., Brooklyn, N. ) ' ., Exeter, N. II , X w ) ork ' ity, Springfii Id, Mass,, Owego, V. V., Farmington, South Killingly, Son Antonio. To as, Mos 1 1 ' t ' eek, Venn., St. Paul, Minn-. Litchfield, Litchfield, Vew York City, Brooklyn. X. Y., Laieville, X. ) ' .. Watertown, X. Y., North Dighton, Mai r. Dover, X. II.. Vew York City, Pittsburgh, Pa., Wilmington, Ik ' . . Brooklyn, X. ) ' .. 47 S. M 373 ( Irown St. 168 York St. 170 York St. 14 s. 71 W. 22 Lynwood si 146 F. 1079 Chapel St. 31 S. 304 1 leorge St. 91 N. M. 167 F. 30 s. 29 s, 168 York St. 227 Crown St. 187 C. 144 F. in York St. 250 Crown St 1010 Chapel St. 7 Library St. 1 150 Chapel St. 49 GRADUATE COURSES. Frank Scott Bunnell, Edward Frederick Burke, Calvin Burr, ] [arold Edgar Buttrick, Waller Reid Callender, Ira Merrill ( arley, I ,,., i! ge Bowen ( ' ase, Patrick Joseph Cassidy, |d1iii Frank Chace, John Pnvson Chamberlain, Julian Ingersoll Chamberlain, Frederick Shepard Chapman, Frank Herbert Chase, William Genung Chase, William Henry Clark, Jr., Ward Robinson Clarke, Thomas Cochran. Jr., Ezra Hoyt Connell, William Clayton Crafts, Erastus Milo Cravath, Jr., Charles Frederic Crawford. George Marshall Crawford, Romaine Hard Crosby, Ferdinand Swift Crosley, altei Bai ties Cruttenden, l linton James Curtis, ' lli. mias Frederick Davies, Jr., Henry Shepherd Dawson, Jr., Edward Marvin Day. Charles I. I leBevoise, Allen Russ Defendorf, Frederii k Mar. y Del- ' . nest. Arthur ( lillespie 1 ickson, Loten Abijah Dinsmoor, Uexander Samuel 1 liven, Frank Phelps Dodge, Bayard] 1 omini( k. Jr., i h ' ,,1 ge Francis I )ominick, Jr., George Elias Dorland, Winthrop Hilliard Duncan. Casselberry Dunkerson, Harry Westbrook Dunning. Stratford, Orange, X. J.. Auburn, N. ) ' ., Brooklyn, X. ) ' ., Providence, R. I, Acre Haven, Kansas City, Mo., Norwich, Hudson, A. ) ' . . Seneca Falls. N. ) ' . , New York City, Saybrook, Haverhill, Mass., Eddytown, N. Y., Saginaw, Mich., Candor. A . ) ' ., St. Pan . Minn., Scran on. ' a.. Austin, III.. Nashville, Tenn., Chit ago, III.. ' Popeka, Kan.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Springfield, Mass., East River, West Winstead, Detroit, Mich.. V, w Haven, ( ' olehester, Brooklyn, X. Y„ Fairport, X. ] ' ., Bridgeport, Philadelphia, Pa., Warren. Pa., El intra. X. J ' .. New York City. New York City, New York City, Buffalo, X. Y., Lowell, Mass., Evans ' ille, Ind.. Jamaica Plain. Mass. 135 College St. 1010 Chapel St. 166 York St. 1070 Chapel St. 159 Elm St. 133 College St. 180 Lye. 217 York St. 135 F- 124 W. 251 L. 82 X. M. 133 College St. 90 X. M. 109 Elm St. 80 X. M. 203 Yoik St. 1079 Chapel St. 143 F. 4 S. 159 Elm St. 1010 Chapel St. 231 York St. 109 Elm St. 67 N. M. 154 F 297 Crown St. 142 Dwight St. 295 York St. 109 Elm St. 62 S. M. 165 York St. 1010 Chapel St. 4 S. 259 L. 1 142 Chapel St. 251 L- 124 W. 361 Elm St. IOIO Chapel St. 164 F. 31 ' i Broadway. 5° GRADUATE COURSES. Frederick I Iwight, ( leorge Frani is Eaton, Theodore Eaton, Thomas Long 1 1 1 i s , Arthur Wells Elting, Richard Matthew English, I Inn v Lane Eno, John Mai kintosh Ferguson, Albert Nelson ( Iheney Fowler, ( leorge I toward Fox. Lewis Fox Frissell, Clinton Hart Furbish, Edward Joseph Garvan, ( lharles 1 [enry ( reorge, Mi i w in Jephtha ( ribbons, Louis Packard Gillespie, Thomas Warrington Gosling, John Henry ( loss, Allen ( Ireeley, Gervase ireen, Nathan Williams Ireen, Warren William Guthrie, Jr., Charles Henry Hall, Jr., John Loomer 1 la.ll, Frank Manson 1 [aradon, Meredith Hare, Amos Thompson Harrington, Frank John Harris, James Anderson Hawes, Fidelio Sharp Henry, Everett rleason Hill, i leorge Cooley Hixon, Ralph Winthrop Holmes. Hamilton Bowen Holt, Edwin Olaf Holter, Walter Dego Hood, Lloyd Mortimer Howell, John Howland, Alfred Burdette Hughes, Charles Nelson Hulbert, Ralph Squire Hull, Caleb Samuel Jackson, Brooklyn, N. Y., New Haven, Wakefield, .1 , -... Portland, Me., Upper Red Hook, N. ., New Haven, Saugaiuck, Pittsburgh, Pa., Glens Falls, N. ) ' .. Vew I k i ' ity, New York City, Spencerport, N. 1 ' .. East Hartford. Milwaukee, Wise, New Haven, New York City, i ' m, innati, 0., Waterbury, Jacksonville, Flit.. St. Helens, England, Worcester, Muss., Atchison. Kan., Brooklyn. N. Y., Willimantic, Marshalllown, Iowa, New York City, Lyons, N. Y., New York City, New York City, Chicago, III.. Madison. La Cross,-, Wise, West Winstead, Spuyten Duyvil, N. Y., Helena, Mont.. An mrn. X. Y., West Hampton Beach, N. Y. Vew York City, New Haven, Norwich, Scranton, Pa., Allegheny, Pa., u6 W. 70 Sachem St. 15 S. iSS. S7 Prospect St. 226 Greenwich Ave. 250 Crown St. 276 Crown St. 1018 Chapel St. 84 N. M. 15 S. 111 N. 1010 Chapel St. 44 Elm St. 138 Park St. 1010 Chapel St. 14 S. 127 College St. r 3 8 V. 97 N. 383 George St. 107 N. 231 York St. 297 Crown St. 310 Elm St. 203 York St. 173 F- [68 York St. 1018 Chapel St 139 F. Sj N .M. 1 51) Elm St. 158 F. 84 N. M. 170 York St. 62 S. M. 279 L- 45 S. M. 130 Fori es Ave. 510 Elm St. 556 Chapel St. 101S Chapel St. 51 GRADUATE COURSES. Robert Campbell James, Charles Orlando Jenkins James Sinclair Jenkins. Nathan Hall Jewett, Lawrence Bullard Jones, Arthur Judsi in, Frederick Love Keays, Sarkis Couzu ICebabian, Herbert Humphrey Kellogg, i lharles larfield King, Rufus King. Edward Kirkland, Ernesl Knaebel, Clarence Hinman Lake. t leorge Bigelow Bartlett Lamb, Howard Asa Lamprey. John Edward Lane. Edward Herman Lav. William Henry Leete, Allien William Lindeke, i harles Pleasants Li neaweaver, Raymond Lloyd, Frederick Ayres Lock-wood, Ralph Longenecker, Harry Frank Loomis, Ralph Reed Lounsbury, Walter Whitney Lounsbury, ( ' harles Noyes Loveland, I lean Belden Lyman. Frederick Henry Lynch, ( leorge I lay M Birney, William Wickliffe Mi ( landless, Edward Hill McCray, Hall Park McCullough, Frank Elmei Mi Duffee, Buell Mi Keever, Winthrop Mi Kim, Kirk Irawfi  ri 1 Mi Kinney, Harry Breni Mai koy, Philip Hamilton McMillan, I ohn AM.. 1 1 Matthewman, I ,ny Hi an Miller, Baltimore, Md., Cleveland, 0.. Stamford, Buffalo, X. V.. Wilk, tbarre. Pa., Montclair, X. J., North Berwick, Me., Rodosto, Turk,] 1 . Carthage, Mo., Chicago, III.. C mcinnati, O. . Utica, X. Y., Santa Fe, X. M ,, Nt :,- Haven, New Haven, I . nia, X. .. North Hadley, Mass.. Fulton, III.. Thompsonville, St. Paul, Minn.. Pot Is-.; li Pa Cincinnati, 0.. Not walk, Bedford. Pa., New York City, Hartford, New Haven, Wilkesbarre, Ph., Salt Lake City, Utah. Peace Dale, R. I.. Chicago, III., Pittsburgh, Pa., Rockville, Bennington, 17.. Bradford, 17.. { hicago. III.. I • . ' -. X. J.. Pueblo, Cat.. Covington, AY.. ' , troit, Mich., ... Haven, ... Rochelle, X. ) ' ., 259 L. 383 ( leorge St. 45 S. M- 229 D. 116 High St. 3S. 1 150 Chapel S1 . 9 Library St. So X. M. 114 High St. 132 Wall St. 132 Wall St. 105 Bristol St. 137 College St. 5S4 Chapel St. 3«- 64 w. 55 Prospect St. 2 S. ,14 High St. i2i Whitney Ave. 237 1 1. 237 D. 107 Temple St- 101S Chapel St. 2o S. 22 Lincoln St. 68 W. 1079 Chapel St. 119 Park St. 159 Elm St. 107 Temple St. Si X. M. IOIO Chapel St. 04 W. 165 York St. 1010 Chapel St. 58 W. ' 75 I ' . 178 Lye. 4N1 1 Winthrop Ave. 5S W. 52 GRADUATE COURSES. Pendleton Miller, Arthur Mitchell, Jr. William Russell Moorhouse, i ;e 1 lenison Men gan, Joseph Elias Mi n gan, John Edward Morley, I Ifin -v Perkins Morseley, ( lliver Clayton Mosm .ilt--; Fletchei Mui ■.••■. k il iert I lubbard Nelso Rol  ii I lastings Nichols, Alvin I ' n ibasi o Nipgen, Cyrus Clark Nolan, Henry Shoi ■V Daniel ( I ' Day, Jr., i ;i William ' Hmsted, Samuel 1 owry t )it, ( liarles Irosvenor ( sgood, Jr. Ralph Delahay Paine, Frederick Curtis Perkins, Henry Bishop Perkins, Jr., Frederick Torri 1 Persi ms, Ansel Phelps, Isaai King Phelps, 1 it -i in- Latimer Pierson, Frank Lyon Polk, Alfred Macauley Pope, All hi Potter, James Tracy Potter, w i: ick James Prii e, Edward Franklin Raymond, William Miner Raymond, Edward fohn Redington, Edward Bliss Reed, Harry Simeon Richardson, Ernes! Lauren Robinsi m, Hov nil Roosa, Charles Philemon Rowley, Wilkin- Rustin, Albert Thorpe Ryan George Hope Ryder, William Henry Sallmon, Olympia, Wash., : York City. ). .. :. ) rk City, Essex, Saginaw, Mich., A. w Hav, n, St. Joseph, Mo., Plainfield, N. J., Bridg, ' . hamton, X. ) ' ., Ckillicothe, 0., ' , . . Her, Mass., Buffalo. N. Y., Buffalo. X. Y., mil e, hut.. Well Pa., St. Augustine, Eta., Sharon, Pa. Warren,  .. Sandisfield, Ma A : [ Thompsonville, Hartford. A ' ew York City, St. Louis, .1 , ' .. 1 i ' ity, North . I Jams, Ma is.. Cleveland, 0., Chicago, III., ( ' ■■' . a , . III.. Syracusi . X. ) ' .. ' he, J ass., Chicago, III., Meriden, Rosendale, X. ) ' .. Poughkeepsie, X. } ' .. Omaha. X, ■., Washington, D. C, Plainfield, X. J.. London, Canada, 84 Wall St. 223 York St. 26 High St. 226 Crown St. ' ,7 V 1076 Chapel St. 68 W. 1 150 Chapel St. 229 1 1. 57 Lake PI. 107 X. IOIO Chapel St. 132 Wall St. 67 X. M. 1010 Chapel St. 182 Lye. 164 F. 190 C. 120 College St. 64 High St. (.4 High St. 47 v M 24S L. 2 S. 1079 Chapel St. 1.4 High St. 1090 Chapel St. 64 High St. ■43 I ' ' - [079 1 ' hapel St. [07 York St. 182 Lye. }4 Trumbull St. 192 York St. 236 Crown St. Meriden. 65 N. M. 86 W. 114 High St. 1010 Chapel St. 193 C. 72 W. 53 GRADUATE COURSES. Walter Edward Sanders, Charles William Saunders, fames ' owan Sawyer, Origen Storrs Seymour, Jr., Joseph Karl Sheffield, George Montgomery Sicard, Harry Shevelson Silverstein, Eugene Wilson Skelton, Charles Rives Skinker, i Ihai les Alberi Smith, Howard Franklin Smith, Leonard Bacon Smith. 1 .etchworth Smith, Res1 Fenner Smith, Jr., Charles James Snift ' en, John Beach Solley, Jr., ( ail Frederic Stahl, Walter Eugene Stewart, Jr., Leland Stanford Stillman, Alfred Worthingti in Stone, Edward .Merrill Stothers, Harry Lockman Street, Andrew Sandford Taylor, lames I hairy Taylor, Edward Russell Thomas, William Edward Thorns. William Josiah Tilson, William Todd, Ralph Tousey, George Marcy Townsend, James Rutherford Trowbridge, I hairy Brownell Tucker, ( lorydi hi Curtiss Tyler, Willar.l Gibbs VanName, i leorge Fini h VanSlyck, Harry Stephen Vorhis, U illiam Stuart Wain. it, Jr., fames Alexander Waller, Milton Jones Warner, Walter Abbott Waterman, Frederic Jabez Waters Harry Little Welch. 7- Auburndale, Mass., Penn Yon, N. ) ' .. Dover, X. . . Bridgeport, Attleboro, Mass., Utica, X. ) ' ., Denver, Col., Brooklyn, X. Y., St. Louis, Mo.. Bridgeport, Hartford, Vew York City, Auburn, X. ) ' ., East Orange, X. J. Stratford, Fairfield, Xt 70 Haven, Plainfield, X Brooklyn, X. N, w York City, Staten Island. X. ) ' .. Chicago, III., Soul It Orange, X. J.. Charleston, S. ( ' .. Vew York City, IVaterbury, Conn.. Clear Branch, Tenn., Calais, Me., Brooklyn, X. } ' ., Hartford, Chicago, III., Troy, X. ) ' ., N w York City, New Haven, New York City, Spencer, X. ) ' ., New York Mills, X. Y, Chicago, III., Salisbury. Griswold, Cincinnati, O.. New Haven, 49 S. M. iS S. tin. York St. 297 Crown St. 153 F. 22(1 York St. 23 s - I S. 153 ' • 109 Temple St. 30 S. 27 High St. 154 F. 1 173 Chapel St. Stratford. 64 S. M. 556 Chapel St. 64 S. M. 203 York St. 279 L. 57 Prospect St. 65 Grove st. 41 S. M. 173 F - 155 F. 99 n; 91 N. M. 1010 Chapel St. 63 S. M. 63 S. M. IOIO Chapel St. 186 C. 121 I [igh St. 193 C. 65 X. M. 180 Lye. 101S Chap 1 i 17 Wooster PI. 34 Hillhouse Axe. 62 W. 59 Wall St. 54 GRADUATE COURSES. Milton Ferdinand Westheimer, John Walker Wheeler, Sheldon King Wheeler, Jay Edmund Whiting, Harry Payne Whitney, Egi rton Ryerson Williams, Jr., fames Dawes Williams, Nathaniel Niles ilson, Thomas Melvill Womerslej - William Wallai e Woodruff, Jr., CharU ' s Francis Word, Ki hard 1 [ardesty Worthington, William Runk Wright, St. Joseph, Mo kort. Chattanooga, Tenn., Granville, N. ) ' .. i York City, New York City, North Adams. Mass. San Francisco, Cal., Greenfield, Mass. Me, Tenn., Helena, Mont.. Baltimore, Md., w Yo City, 23 s. 297 George St. 146 F. 39 Bradley St. 178 Lye. 203 York St. 62 W. 159 Elm St. 383 George St. 361 Elm St. 170 York St. 139 F. 248 L. Sophomores, 248 jfrcsfoman Clase. ( ' lark Hamilton Abbott, 1 aniel ' rouse Adams, Henry 1 [et schel Adams, Jr., ( in irge T rwnsend Adee, Benjamin Chauncey Allen, alter Hinds Allen, i ieorge Buell Alvord, Edgar Stirling Auchincloss, Jr., Henry Andrew Baker, Roger Sherman Baldwin. Ulysses Simpson Grant Bassett ( ■■■i.i ge I ia Batcheller, William Langdon Beadleston, Willoughby Pierce Beam, Anson McCook Beard, Samuel Fayerweather Beardsley, Edward William Beattie, Jr.. Julian Cone Bingham, Matthew Stirling Borden, Sidney Cecil Borg, Walter Stanton Brewster, John Henri Brown. Chid, N. V.. I tica, N. Y. Greemvich, Bartow on the Sound, N. 1 ' hicago, III.. Vew York City, Torrington, New York City, I nion Hill, X. Y., N, ..■York City, New liar it Veto York City, New York City, Buffalo, N. ) .. Poughkeepsie, N. ) ' .. Bridgeport, Helena, Mont.. Northampton, Mass.. Vew York City. Vrw ) rk City, Chicago, 111., East Granville, Mass.. 40 S. M. 276 Crown St. 44 Elm St. 159 Elm St. 219 York St. 20 S. 15S York St. 271 L. 186 C. 1 14 College St. 427 Temple St. 1211 High St. 217 York St. 1 193 Chapel Si 226 York St. 165 York St. 333 Crown St. 95 N. M. 133 College St. N. H. Hotel. 215 Crown St. 132 College St. 55 GRADUATE COURSES. George Clark Bryant, Hiram Arthur Bryant, Edward Taylor Buckingham, Mortimer Norton Buckner, ti ' rge Lamb Buist, | r., Arthur Bumstead, Frederick William Burge, Ralph Houghton Burns, ( leorge Eli Butler, I- rank Seiler Butterworth, Benjamin Stickney Cable, i kistai Birger ( arls in, Arthur Fuller Carpenter, William Carson, Walter Frederick Carter, ' ■ge Peabody Chandler, I louglas Chanley, lordon Baldwin ( lhase, harles Bolmar Cheyney, Arthur Boughton Chivers, Earl I louglas ( Ihurch, I I) sses I Irani I Imn h, Alexander Ray Clark, ' llement ieorge ( llarke, Charles Frederic U- s, llarence Edward Hough, I. yiin Morton lolburn, I eonard Atwood Comstock, Mortimer Smith Comstoi k, Theodore Edwin Connell, Clifford Semple Cook, alter Evans Cooke, James Earnest ( looper, William Maltby Copp, Parker lorning, Thomas Bigelow lowen, 1 ii. di. mi Beekman Cox, Jr., Percy Waldron ( ' ram. ' , i leorge !■' ■eretl I (arling, Si lei B iyd I tarling, John i ' i ileridge I (arrow, John Havens Davenport, . insonia, Andover, Mass., Bridgeport. Neio Orleans, La., t ' harleston, S. ( ' .. J I Inula. Ga., Brooklyn, A 7 . ) ' .. LeMars, Iowa, Kejisington, Washington, D. (. .. Chicago, III.. Higganum, Rome, X. ) ' .. C iillicoth, . c . Brooklyn, X. Y.. Germantown, Pa., Chicago, III.. Lyndon, 17.. Washington, P. (. ' . . Hull,, In. X. V., Rockville, Chaplin, t ' in, innati, 0., Manhattan, Kansas, Manchester, ' ., Wilmot Flat, X. 11.. Ashtabula, 0.. Cooperslown, X. } ' .. Bridgeport, Scranton, ' .. Cincinnati, O.. Paterson, X. J., New Br i la i it. New York ( ' ity, Albany, X. Y., New York City, Cherry Valley, X. Y., Neiv York City, Port Jefferson, X. ) ' .. Somerville, Muss., Mohegan, X. Y. Stamford, 70 Howe St. 125 Dwight St. Bridgeport. 250 York St. 157 York St. 93 N. M. 7 Library St. 40 S. M. 175 Oak St. 114 High St. 176 F. 12 Whalley Ave. 311 York St. 299 George St. 114 High St. 142 F. 254 Crown St. 20 S. 103 Park St. 270 L. 107 Wall St. 12 Whalley Ave. 231 York St. 345 Elm St. 43 Whalley Ave-. 107 Dwight St! 94 N. M. 373 Crown St. 584 Chapel St. 1079 Chapel St. in S. 254 York St. 219 York St. 1138 Chapel St. 223 York St. 44 Elm St. 121 Elm St. 121 York St. S University PI. 276 Crown St. 332 Temple St. 159 Elm St. 56 GRADUATE COURSES. Benjamin Davis, Sherman I lay, rhomas Mi EIrath I lebevoise, William Adams Delano, William Lester I tern h, I .indsa I tenison, 1 .in i. ml I Kin li nick, James A ery I iraper, Jr. I [enry Peck I riggs, John Joseph 1 lunn, ami Harrison I (wight, Thomas I Kir. William Spem er Eakin, Stillman Win Eells, Ai thur I liMn 1 1 Eggl John Elliott, Elmore Franklin Elmore, Philip Safterj Evans, Jr., Samuel Alexander Everitt, I [enry Farnam, William Henry Ferris, Edward Ridley Fim h, Sherman Km als 1 i te, William Kingsley 1 ' iwler, rick Steinman Kranklin. I i. deric Ruthven ' lalacai . Charles Sumner ( lale, i ,,-, ,rge Jay i ribson, Jr., Ransom Faj ( .illis, Elwin Hayes ( lleas m, |olm Edward i Silas Hurlbut Goodenough, I red i ihapman ( Goodwin, i Jeorge Fauvel Gouraud, George Hinman Gurnee, Clarence Wells Halbert, Hugh Tyler I talbert, Laurens Hamilton, I i ill I 1. .Ii i Mnl i I lanilin, George Wright Hamlin. Charles Newbury Hammond. Charles Willing Han-, Chicago, 111., X w York City, York City, ■Iphia, ' a., Bridgeport, Washington, II C, , co ) o k i ity, Wilmington, Del., I Haven, . X ) ' .. Chicago, III., V w London. i veland, 0.. ■London, Martinsville, N. J.. I y, A. ].. Haven, ' ale, X. Y.. V. w Haven, X w Haven, riainfield, A . 7 i Vol It City, vn. X. ) ' .. Lancasl r, Pa., liar!; Minneapolis, Minn.. :, III.. it, Mich.. Coin; t do Spi ings, i. ' ol . 1 . no. : . Col., Winclu iter, Biddeford, M. .. i ■' . England, Nyack, N. Y. St. Paul, Minn.. St. Paul, Minn., ' York City, East Bloomfield, X. Y. i ' anandaigiia, N. ) ' ., Sparrow Busk, X. ) ' .. Philadelphia, Pa., 253 Crown St. 1204 Chapel St. 134 College St. 121 V01 1, s t , 5S4 Chapel St. 65 I inn a- St. ii Library St. 1 14 High St. 254 Crown St. 021 ( .land Ave. ;n; 1 Im St. 170 York St. 99 Wall St. 157 York St. 39 1 Iwight St. 332 York St. 233 York St. 32 Trumbull St. 96 V 1. -,; 1 [illhouse Ave. S7 Fal .11 St. 55 Trumbull St. 82 Wall St. 250 York St. 170 York St. .77 F. 236 Crown St. V II. Hotel. 138 F. 551 Irangi st . 563 Elm Street. 17 s. 1.4 Whalley Ave. 254 York St. 159 York St. 332 Temple S1 332 Ton,].!. ' St. 113 Wall St. 62 Lake 11 62 Lake PI. 242 York St. 57 GRAD I r A TE CO URSES. Henry Wilson Harris. Francis Burton Harrison, William Wilson Heaton, John Heermans, Yandt-11 Henderson, Burton Jesse Hendrick, Louis Hewlett. Shirley Tredway High, Charles Lyon Hill. Edwin Stark Hine, Frank Augustus Hinkey, Everett Winslow Hobart, ( ' larlc Holbrook, Louis 1 Ealsey Holden, [ tseph Bernard 1 F me, James Kisk 1 looker, Frank Winfield Hubby, Jr.. John Louis Hunt, John Llewellyn Hutchins, ( lharles Cheney I lyde, 1 letiry Neal Hyde, Frederic Ives, i leorge Jacobus, Frederick Pitkin James, Edward Clinton Join--., [saai M. Jordan, lr.. Thomas Andrew Keck. George Dwight Kellogg, Alfred Harris Kelly, Paul Kennaday, Norton Adams Kent. Max Howard Kershow. William Keyser, Jr., Charles Adams Kimball, Frederick Augustus King. Charles Kingsley, Jr.. Troy Sylvanus Kinney. Louis Williams Ladd, Franklin Lawreni e Lee, Howard Barnes 1 ee, John Aloysius Lee, Allien David Levi, East Orange, X. J., Xe-,o York City. Xtiu York City. Corning. X. Y. Louisville, AY. New Haven, Cold Spring Harbor, X. Y. Chicago, III., Greenfield Hill. X, to Britain. Tonatvanda, X. Y, Cincinnati, 0., X ' o York City, Newark, X. J.. Rochester, X. ) ' . Brattleioro, Vt., Cleveland, O.. Hopewell, X. J.. Andover, Mo.. Chicago. III., Syracuse, X. ) ' .. Xo:c Haven, Springfield, Mass., Loci-port. X. ) ' ., Hew Haven, Cincinnati. 0.. East Orange, X. J.. St. Louis. Mo.. Louisville, Ay.. Montclair, X. J.. Fordham, X. Y.. Philadelphia, Pa.. Baltimore, Mil.. Littleton. Mass.. Providence, R. I.. Paris. France, Chicago, III.. Xe ' o Haven, Hew York City, Louisville, AY.. New Britain, Conn.. Erie. Ph., 1204 Chapel St. 1 gg York St. 214 Crown St. 62 Trumbull St. 169 Spring St. 363 Elm St. 242 York St. 414 Crown St. 723 Elm St. 3 High St. 299 George St. 135 College St. S4 Wall St. 270 Crown St. 231 York St. 1319 Chapel St. 532 York St. 99 Davenport Ave. 307 George St. 242 York St. 478 Orange St. 33 Lake PI. 2sO York St. 84 William St. 16 S.. 9 Library St. 108 N. 82 Broadway. 310 Elm St. 222 Crown St. 242 York St. 119 Park St. 333 Crown St. 121 York St. 263 Crown St. 231 York St. 204 Prospect St. 113 Wall St. 263 Orange St. 928 Chapel St. 423 Tern] ile St. 58 , ' l ! ITE COURSES. George Augustus Lewis. Ernest Abraham Limburger, Herbert Richard Limburger, Edwin Carlyle I. ibenstine, John Lewis Lockwood, fr., Thomas Hi iwn L u K I. John McClintock Longai re. 1 ,1. yd I ndes, fr., Rii hard Tasker Low ndes, David Brainerd Lyman, Jr., Edward Branch 1 yman, William ( Irani Mcl ' ann. William Adams Mi I adden, b ' lin Mac ( iregor, Lanier McKee, John Dun McKell, Guy Richards McLan e, Russell Almeron Marks. Charles Mason Martin, Roswell Bertram Mason. Benjamin Minor Massey, David Bartine Melick, Henry ( riles Miller, Jr., 1 lavid Diamond Mitchell. John Grant Mitchell, Jr., Phelps Montgomerj . John King Moore, William Arthur Moon-. Charles Could Morris. Samuel Isaac Motter, John Burnet Nash, Robert Cecil Nesbit, Julian St. John Nolan. Joseph Ripley Noyes, Herbert Chester Nutting, Daniel O ' Neil, Alfred Townsend Isgood, Ervin Edward Osgood. Roswell Parish, Jr., Henry Douglas Parmelee, Henry Ivison Parsons, William Edward Parsons. Hudson, N. Y. V, w York City, New York City, New York City. Elizabeth, N. J., Buffalo. X. Y., Philadelphia, Fa., Cumberland, Md., Cumberland, Md., LaGrange, III., Greenfield, Mass., Philadelphia, Pa- Cincinnati, 0., Akron, 0., Washington P. ( ' .. Chi Hi cot In; O.. w York c ity, Siou i Cily, Iowa, N.rwich, N. Y., Chit ago, III., Springfield, Mo . Gladstone, N. J.. Chicago, III., Wichita, Kansas, Columbus, 0., Portland, Oregon, Hartford, Watertown, X. ) ' .. New Haven, St. Joseph, Mo.. Syracuse, N. Y., w York City. i hicago, .. Stamford, Mount Vernon, X. Pittsburgh, Pa., Rochester, X. ) ' .. New Britain, Brookline, Mas ., X, :o Haven, New York City. Akron. O.. 96 N. M. 233 York St. 233 York St. 219 York St. 200 York St. 2i High St. 142 1 ' . 90 High St. 90 High St. 1079 Chapel St. 8 University PI. 79 N. M. 109 Elm Si. ■34 ( liege St. 159 York St. 1010 Chapel si 223 1 1. 57 Lake PI. 159 Yoi I, St. 1711 F. 1 157 Chapel St. 96 V M. [92 York St. 379 I rown St. 159 York St. 99 Wall St. 281 L. 1 1 Park St. 230 Prospect St. 65 Grove St. 242 York St. 170 York St. 132 Wall St. 159 York St. 97 Olive St. [68 Vork St. 108 N. 250 York St. 140 College St. 231 D. 34 Hillhouse Ave. 59 GKAD I ' A TE Ct 1 1 ' USES. Frank Minor Patterson, illiam K r i : 1 1 1 1 . Payne, Rowland lardiner Paynter, Augustus Stephen Peabody, ;d, I [oward Whiting Pease, Josiah I [enry Peck, Tracy Peck, Jr., Robert Augustine Peet, James Herbert Pen-in, George Alexander Phelps, Ziba Bennett Phelps, Ashley Pond, |i . Krederii k Holbrook Ravvson, !harles 1 toward Remmingt m, William George Kevin. UK, James Harris Richards, William Martin Richards, George Chalmers Ri. Inn. .nil. Andrew ( Iregg Curtin Sage, Henry Williams Sage, 2d. N ' el .ii Walling Sayles, Harry Sargeanl Scarborough, Alfred Egmont Schermerhorn, William Herbei i Si oville, William Langdon Scoville, Arthur Behn Shepley, Alburn Edward Skinner, William SI i.me. Edward I (orland Smith. I leorge Arthur Smith. I lorai i Mann Snyder, 1 ugi ne Nathan Solomon, John Bissell Speer, Benj uniu Ives Spock. William Judd Starkweather, |i . 1 toward White Starr, Ernest I iiiy Stevi ns, I homas 1 [orai e Stevenson, William Albert Sumner. Joseph Rockwell Sua... W er Swayne, Jr., John t Gardner Tali ..it. Albany, X. Y., Auburn, X. ) .. Georgetown, Del., Chicago, III.. Thomaston, Bristol. Neio Haven, Brooklyn, X. } ' .. Lafayette, hid., Stamford, Wilkesbarre, Pa., Detroit, Mich., Chicago, III.. Bi ooklyn, X. ) ' .. Watertown, Stamford. X. Y., New Haven, Easthampton, Moss . Ithaca, X. ) ' .. Ithaca, X. ) ' .. Millbury, Mass.. Baltimore. Ml.. New York City, Stamford. Montpelier, 11. St. Louis, Mo.. Ottawa, Kansas, New York City, Pom. N. Y. Winchester. X. 11.. Vinland, X. J., New York City, Pittsburgh, Pa., New Haven, N, w York City, V ' York City, Wells, Me.. Hart-.eell, O., Taeoma. Wash.. Stamford, New York City, Talcottville, 37 242 York St. 347 York St. 584 Chapel St. 1076 Chapel St. 99 N. 281 L. 124 High St. 157 York St. 333 Crown St. 159 Elm St. 1204 Chapel St. 2S7 York St. 143 York St. 277 Crown Si. 343 George St. 95 N. M. 315 York St. 97 Olive St. 155 Elm St. 155 Elm St. Lynwood St. 332 York St. 155 Elm St. 109 N. 217 York St. 90 High St. 117 ( ll ' eene SC 22} I ). 233 York St. 2b Howe St 26 Ward St. 27 High St. 231 York St. 209 Orange St. 163 York St ' 99 Wall St. 439 George St. 25 High St. 109 Elm St. 65 drove St. 215 York si 2S2 I . 60 GRADUATE C0URS1 S. John Frelinghuysen Tal.mage, Ji Emersi in GifFord Taj lor. I rederick Beai h Taylor, Harry Knous Taj lui Hartley Wales Thayer, 1 1. i Inn rhomas. Hermann Thomas, 1 ' rd William Thompson, William 1 1, 1 i iresl lli ' imson, Samuel Thorne, Jr., Samuel Brini kerhoff Thorne, Charles St . a ey rhurston, Thomas Andrew Trai s e Frederick Truesdell, Ralph I leforesl Tucker, r alker [ uttle, Fred Sylvestei rylei . Samuel Tyler, Si Mih William- Tyler, i irm lias Vanderbilt, Jr.. ;e Knight Budd Wade Fred I ' ri Wadhams, Janus Colby Walworth, Allen Wardwell, Spent er Kellogg Warnick, t ieorge I [oward Warrington, John Roach Wathen. Harry I lauchy W. s1 Charles Augustus Wheeler, William Mills Wheeler, Roger Widdiringtott Whinfield, Raymi  nd Sanft ird hite, t leorge Parker Wiley, Robert Wilkinson, John Reed Williams, Herbert Witherspoo t, Brooklyn, N. .. South Orange, X. J.. Hartford, Holbrook, Mass. fence, R. I. Chicago, III., St. Louis, Mr.. . ■■-.. ■York City, Veto ) oi k ' ity, York City, insville, Mas .. Bristol, . D i VIonson, 1 I ■H ■n Hammonton, N. ' -. Ma Tylerville, York City. St. Louis. Mo., Torrington, J New York City, Amsterdam, X. ).. Cincinnati, 0., ■illr. Ky., Plainfield, X. J., Trumbull, or J. Fond tin Lac, Wisi .. JVew York City, Charleston, III., Poughkeepsie, X. ) ' .. Chicago, III., X. w Haven, 250 ork St. 282 L. 4 r S. M. 270 L. 66 X. M. 5. E. 270 L. 99 Wall St. 271 1 „ 38 Elm St. 263 Crown St. 1 Whalley Ave. 189 C. 227 ( Irown St. 79 X. M. mi Whalley Ave. 94 N. M. 177 F. 66 X. M. 231 D. it 4 High St. 101 Lake PI. 120 College St. 38 Kim St. 126 High St. 299 ( leorge SI . 82 Broadway. 219 York st 312 Elm St. 135 College si. 373 Crown St. 2 2 York St. 2S3 Crown St. 93 X. M. 132 Wall St. 38 Elm St. Freshmen, 268 61 Seniors, Juniors, Si IPHOMORES, I ' lU SHMEN, GRADUATE COURSES. SUMMARY. Total, 1 80 ' 97 24S 26S 893 62 NORTH SHEFFIELD HALL. Sbefffelb Scientific School. Senior Class. Francis Mulliken A. lams. Wallace McKinney Alexander, Herbert Burr Atha, Fred Murray Ayres, Walter Stanton Bailey, William Atwater Baldwin, 1 ' ran. is Edward Bai bour, Frank Harrison Barbour, foseph Bulkley Barnes, William Nicholas Beach. Charles Edmund Beeson, Bertram Borden Boltwi I Sherman 1 loyl Bouton, .ill i Clayton Briggs, William Henry Bronson, Otis !ridley Bunnell, Lucius I in in ' - Button, Walter Lord Caldwell, ( leorge Flavius lampbell, Willard Rowe ' arrol, Walter Ellsworth i ' oe, Wesley Roswell oe, Harry Cone Collins, Egbert Wheeler Cornwall, Wilbur bisk Day, Jr., Thomas Denny, Jr.. 1 luncan Stuart Ellsworth, Samuel Fray, Claude ( rignoux, Simon Phillip Goodhart, George Arthur Gordon, J. Avery Gould, Joseph Sutton Green, Harry Priest Greene, Thomas Strong drifting, David Cullen Griggs, Vew Haven, Oakland, Ci .. Veivark, X. J., Indianapolis, Ind., Brooklyn, X. ) ' ., Lahaina, Maui, II. I. . Montreal, Canada, p. troit, Mich., Vew York City, Orange, X. J., I niontown, Pa., Castle on, X. ) ' .. Chit ago, II!., Vew Haven, New York Cily, Burlington, wii h, ngar Esse . England, Pittsfield, Mass., Yales; Mr i Ji-n. Middlefield, Springfii Id, Ma Patterson, X. ) ' .. Vew Haven, w York City, Penn Van, X. Y., Bridgeport, Monroe, X. ) ' .. New Haven, Savannah, Go.. Aurora, X. ) ' . , Raynham, Mas i . Amsterdam, X. ] ' .. Setauket, X ) ' ., Waterbury, 459 Prospect St. 206 Crown St . ioi W. 138 College SI. 1002 Chapel St. 206 Crown Si. 226 Crown St. 43 ( lollege Si. 124 Wall St. 42 Kim St. 151 1 Irove St. 311 York St. 92 York Sq. 18 Eld St. 109 High St. 58 Lynn St. is; York St. 4.3 1 College si . 49 I (ixwell A e. Yalesville. 2117 York St. 242 York St . 395 Temple St. 397 Crown St- 131 1 rrove Si , 43 College St. 46 College St. 57 Lake PI. js York St. 44 Elm St. 43 College St. 131 ( Irove si. 405 Temple St. 2113 York St. 393 Temple Si 248 York St . 63 SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. I [erbert William Hamlin, John Henry Hammond, Jr., Josiah Harmar, Norman 1 wighi I [arris, Samuel Atkinson Harsh, Frank Lockwood Hatch, Thomas Simmons Homans, Henry Dwight Hunt. Gustave Erwin Huttelmaier, Harry 1 Lelmer Jackson, 1 [uson Taylor Jackson, Theodore ' laldwell Janeway, Edward Wilson Johnstone, Walter Woodruff Keith. James Hugh Kimball, fames Moffatl Knapp, Charles Thomas Kountze, Henry Edgar Lane, Walter William Law, Jr., Joseph Lesinsky, [saai Chauncey McKeever, Edward McVickar, lames Stephen Maher, 1 lenis James Maloney, Frank Edwin Mandel, Richard Fisher Manning, Ri il leri Valentine Massey. 1 [enry ' hauni ey Matthews, ( Gardner Meeker, Charles Wilson Merrels, Reuben Miller. Jr., Fred Mold, Theophilus Nelson, Edward Sherman Nettleton, !harles 1 [enry Nichols, Kit hard Francis Pearce, Montague Elias Perkins, Miles Albion Pond, John Keeler Piinderford I [arry Ralston Quinn, Charles ( ornwell Ramsdell, ( leorge Wolf Reily, Jr., Chicago. III. St. Paul, Minn. Philadelphia, Pa., Chicago, III., Denver, Col., Springfield, I!!., Springfield, Mass .. Columbia, Knoxrville 7enn., Chicago, III., Allegheny City, Pa. New York City, i ' onn, tsville Pa., Cliicago, III., Chicago, III., . tuburn, N. J ' .. Omaha, Why.. Killingworth, Yonkers, N. Y. New York ( ' ity, N w York i ity. Collinsville, N. ] ' ., New Haven, New Haven, Chicago. III., Brooklyn, X. ) ' ., Dovor. Del., New York City, laark, X. J.. New Haven, Pittsburgh Pa., Blossburg, Pa., Bridgeport, . w Haven, Branford, Denver, Col.. Bristol, Torrington, New Horn,. Milton. Vt. New Haven, Harrisburg, Fa.. 131 Grove St. 43 1 lollege St. 395 Temple Si 92 York Sq. 150 ( irove Si 1052 Chapel St. 395 Temple St. 81 Wall St. 192 ( Irove St. 126 Wall St. 88 Wall St. 137 Wall St. 150 Grove si. 131 Grove Si. 206 Crown St. 65 W. 56 Wall St. 81 Wall St, 303 Temple St. 43 College St. 42 Kin 1 Si. 203 Easi si 34 Kern- Si. 120 Wall St. S8 Wall St- 42 Kim St. 206 Crown St. 1 1 So Chapel St. 24 Pearl St. 7 Library St. 13b St. John St. 57 Lake PI. 642 Khi 1 St. Branford. 43 College St. 2t 5 York St. 57 Grove St. 74 Howe Si. 101 ( In ene Si 104 Wall St. 347 York St. 64 SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. William Reynolds Rii kets, Albert B. Rogowski, William Parker Sargent, Charles I Coward Saunders, Albert Leslie Sessions, Edward Helfenstein Simmons Arthur Jarvis Slade, Ralph William Sprague, Alix Welch Stanley, Paul Sterling, I tarry Taylor Stoddart fames l iraliam Stoki - Worthington Smith Telford, Isaac Biddle Thomas, Charles Stewart Towle, Percj I all o1 alden, alter Frederii k Warin Lauren Kellogg Warnick, Isaac Weil, ( lharles eiser, Alfred Pelton Wheeler, Edward Lancaster Whittemore, Charles Mallory Williams, Philip Keener Williams, |ohn Maker Winstandley, Walter Abbott Wood, Jr., William Bassett Woodward, Vincent Jay Youmans, Clarence Clark Zantzinger, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., .. ' Chicago, III.. Hartford, Bristol, St. Louis, Mo., Veto York City. o, II!.. . ,-,• Britain, port. IVilkes Barre, Pa., New York City, St. Albans, ' . ' .. West Chester, Pa., . ■York City, Brooklyn, A I Savannah, Ga., Amsterdam, X. ) ' .. Son Francisco, ( ' al., I Pa., M riden, Fort Union, N J .. Brooklyn, X. ) ' . . Hartford, Bedford, lint.. Hoosac Falls, X. Y., Denver Col., Mount Vernon, X. Y. Philadelphia, Pa., 36 Elm St. 318 1 row n St. 137 Wall St. 145 College St. 248 York St. 131 ( Irove St. 248 York St. 36 Elm St. 42 Elm St. 2c6 Crown St. 38 I.viiw ood St. 43 ( ollege St. j8g Temple St. 206 Crown St. 131 ( Irove St. 24N York St. 131 Grove St. 24.S York St. 126 Wall St. 248 York St. 22 Lynwood St. 213 Wooster St. 152 Grove St. 113 Wall St. 88 Wall St. 88 Wall si 131 ( Irove St. 105 Temple St. 88 Wall St. Seniors, 107. Junior Class. Roger Cook Adams, Frank Alvan Alexander, Mortimer Hammond Ailing, William Marvin Armstrong, James 1 toward Bailey, Anson Baldwin, Joseph Henry Bamberg, Donn Barber, Hew Haven, Oakland, Cal., New Haven, Brooklyn, X. Y. Brooklyn, X. Y. Yonkers, N. ) ' . . New Haven, New York City, 459 Prospect St. 19 Wall St. 238 1 Irchard St. 137 College St. 137 College St. 42 Elm St. 75 Nicoll St. 86 Wall St. 65 SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. Alfred Victor Barnes, Morris Hugus Ik-all. James Beach Beckett, Charles Pool Belden, William Bart Berger, Walti r S]ii-in vr Billanl. ( lliver Chandler Billings, Irland Rossini Blair, Lawrence Thornton Bliss. Harry Latimer Bloodgood, J seph Judson Brooks, Jr., Walter Frank Brown, Nelson Beardsley Burr, Alexander James lampbell, James Edward F. ( iampbel), Sheldon ( ' ary. John 1 lavenporl i Cheney, I io 11 ge Clifford (. ' lark-. Herman 1 laggett lark, Jr., John Williams Coe, William ( larrard ' omly, Henry Failing Conner, Lester Wiggins Day. Hughes 1 layton, lames Laird deVou, Leroy i luiri h 1  upee, Ernest Bradford Ellsworth, Albert DeWolf Erskine, Jason Leans. Mark Ewing, Joseph Brooks Fail Howard Judson Fish, Man Milton Fishel, Frederii k Luther Ford, ( ieorge i iongdon Fouse, Edward Levi Fox. Arthur I Jraham Freeland, Richard I iarlick, Albert Dewitt Gibbs, i iaston Gunter, Robert Ezra Hall, ( (gden Haggerty Hammond, Cal., Brooklyn,N. ) ' .. Omaha. Nebr., Western Springs, Chicago, 111., Denver, Col., Meriden, New York City. New Britain, New York City, New York City, Pittsburgh, Pa.. New London, Auburn, N. Y. San Francisco New York City, Cleveland, 0., So. Manchester, Terryvitle, New Haven, Meriden, Indianapolis, Ind., Portland, Oregon, Louisville. AV.. Southport, Wilmington, Del., Chicago, III.. Hartford, Chicago. III., Morristown, X St. Louis, Mo., Chicago, III.. Pasadena, Cal., New York City, North Branford, Washington, D. C New Haven. New York City, Youugs o7on, O., Chicago. III., Montgomery, Ala. Hartford. St. Paul, Minn.. III.. 7- logo Chapel St. 36 Elm St. 154 t irove St. 86 Wall St. 297 York St. 131 Grove St. 285 York St. 132 Wall St. 120 High St. 86 Wall St. 226 Crown St. 43 College St. 127 College St. 159 Elm St. 130 Wall St. 43 College St. 22 Lynwood St. 13 Trumbull St. 297 York St. 88 Wall St. 152 Grove St. 248 York St. 84 Wall St. 133 College St. 299 York St.. 397 Temple St. 131 (hove St. 131 1 Irove St. 124 Wall St. 1010 Chapel St. 19 Wall St. 159 Elm St. 37 Lynwood St. 41 1 Temple si. 117 Park St. 42 Elm St. 1 51 ) Elm St. 31 Trumbull St 2S5 York St. 124 Wall St. 43 College St. en SHEFFIELD SC1E.XTIFIC SCHOOL. Samuel Mowbry Hammond, Jr., Thomas King Hanna, Jr., Howard Joseph Haslehurst, Arthur Stephen Hawley, Charles Borland Hill, Louis Warren Hill, Frank Elijah Hine, Charles Wilcox Hitchcock, Sidney Stone Holt, William Thomas Hildrup Howe. Hampton Howell, Phelps Buttolph Hoyt, William Churchill Hungerford, George Albert Hutchinson, Charles Anthony Ingersoll, Harry Churchill January, William Rankin Johnston, Charles Oscar Kalman, John Hume Kedzie, Jr., William Lansing, Jr., Elmer Arthur Lawbaugh, Burton Leonard Lawton, Louis Cicero Lawton, Harry Blakeman Lewis. Thomas Henry Lewis, Frank Allen Little, Samuel Whiter McCaulley, Vance Criswell McCormick, Clifford Whiting McGee, William McKell, Charles Eugene McLane, Fred Bogart McMullen, Herbert Yarwood McMullen, Leonard Mandel, Edward Anthony Mitchell, Lysander Royster Moore, Jr., Henry Hotchkiss Murray, Oliver Peter Nicola, Fred Henry Osborne, Edward Harrison Post, Herbert Leroy Potter, Joseph Hyde Pratt, Torrington, A ' ansas City, Mo., Brooklyn, N. Y., New Haven, Montgomery, X. J., St. Paul, .Wiiii.. Milford, Cleveland, O., New Haven, Killingworth, Brooklyn. X. Y., Chit ago, HI. New Britain, Chicago, III., Neio Haven, St. Louis, Mo., Shippensburg, Pa., SI. Paul, Minn.. Evanston, III., Albany, X. Y., Opechee, Mich., Meriden, Brooklyn, New Haven. Evanston, III.. Meriden, Willmington, Del., Harrisburg, Pa., PI a infield, N. J., Chilli cothe, 0., Baltimore, Aid., Pictou, Ontario, Can.. Pictoil, Ontario, Can. Chicago, III,, New Haven, A ' ansas City, Mo., Viola, Del., Cleveland, 0., Xcvo Haven, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., North Guilford. West Hartford, 53 Prospect St. SS Wall St. 86 Wall St. 20 Gill St. 248 York St. 1076 Chapel St. 55 Prospect St. 42 Elm St. 71 Dwight St. 53 Prospect St. 86 Wall St. I31 (hove St. 24S York St. 248 York St. 24 Elm St. 131 Grove St. 53 Prospect St. 124 Wall St. 131 Grove St- 90 Wall St. 15 E. Meriden. 55 Prospect St. 438 George St. 132 College St. Meriden. 397 Temple St. 109 Wall St. 43 College St. 1 010 Chapel St. 130 Wall St. 419 Temple St. 419 Temple St. 124 Wall St. 79 Trumbull St. 409 Temple St. 54 Garden St. 130 Wall St. 223 Bradley St. 36 Elm St. 293 York St. 397 Temple St. 67 SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. Wiley Byrd Raymond, Harry Parks Ritchie, Allan Appleton Robbing Ralph Stewart Robinson. De Forest Lee Selover, Edward Olin Smith, Lewis Motter Smith, Frederick Clarence Spencer. Alfred Hull Stevens, William Petheric Stevens, Raymond French Stoddard, Charles Bradley Stoughton, Jr.. Frederick Enos Stow, Richard Pearson Strong, Richard Schoonmaker Suydam, William Buffum Thompson, Walter Henry Tilton, I oli n Stewart Tritle, Albert Leverett Van Huyck, McLane Vanlngen, Paul Wentworth Webster, Frederick Brown Wells, Robert William Whitehead, Howard Dudley Wiggins, Ira Edward Wight, Wallace Charles Winter, Ernest Strong Whitbeck, Wyoming, O., St. Paul. Minn.. X. w York City, Colchester, Cleveland, O., Springfield, Mass.. St. Joseph Mo., Old Saybrook, ( ' niton. Detroit, Mich., Mi If,;- J. New Haven, Plantsville, Atlanta, Ga., . Mlegkeny City, Pa Pasadena, Cal., N :■' Haven, Prescott, Arizona, Lee, Mass., New York City, Cleveland, 0., Minneapolis, Minn Wakeful J, Mass.. Indianapolis, Ind. . New Orleans, La., St. Paul. Minn.. Detroit, Mi eh., 248 York St. 114 High St. log Wall St. 255 Ferry St. 36 Elm St. 109 Elm St. 131 Grove St. 41 1 Temple St. 117 Park St. 90 Wall St. 137 Wall St. ; d I ' rospec 1 si 36 Elm St. 41 1 Temple St. 42 Elm St. 10 Wall St. 235 Dixwell Ave. 90 Wall St. 36 Elm St. 131 Grove St. 42 Elm St. 74 Wall St. 299 York St. 133 College St. 131 Grove St. 131 Grove St. 397 Temple St. Juniors, 117 jfrcsbman Clat Ralph Albree, Frank Willson Aldrich, Edward Warner Allen, William Bradford Allen, Richard Clough Anderson, John Lorillard Arden, George Armstrong, Orville Elias Babcock, Leverett Sevmour Baldwin, Allegheny Pa., Mai Lean. III., Brooklyn, N. Y. , New Haven, Cincinnati. 0.. Gai risen, N. } ' ., Brooklyn, N. ) ' ., Chicago, III., Jacksonville, Fla. 150 Grove St. 393 Temple St. 120 York St. 284 Orange St. 389 Temple St. 421 Temple St. 439 George St. 405 Temple St. 219 York St. 68 SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. James Arthur Ballentine, William Hendry Barker. Harry Ives Bartholomew, Willard Bayliss, Charles Sweetser Benson, -ge Ale cander Berry, Walter Birnie, Louis Mark Bishop, John Merril Boden, i lershom Burr Bradley. Jr., Clifford Brewster Brain. ml. John Ira Brant, Edward Lacy Brayton, Henry Brewer. ( reorge Richard Brew Robert Edward Brooke, Morgan Prout Brooks, Charles Barto Brown, I rederiik Zerban Brown. Edward Erie Brownell, Harold Winthrop Buck. Elzey i rallatin Burkam, Jr., Alexander Byers, Jr., Andrew Owen Campbell. Clarence Wellington Campbell, Paul Worthington Carhart, Sheldon Catlin, Thomas Frederick Chadwick, Jerome Stuart Chaffee, Mellville Douuglas Chapman, Charles McLane Clark. William Irving Clock. Newcomb Barney Cole, George Eaton Collins. Samuel Gilbert Colt, Allan Worthington Cooke. Frederick Clifford Cooke. Edward Vermilye Cox, George Eliab Coy, Page Louie Dains, Charles Howard Daly, Edwin Haldeman Dennison, 7- Cat., ■' . . City, Idaho, Hartford, Bristol, Cleveland, 0., Portland, Me., Norwalk, Springfield, Mass,, V :■Haven, Pittsburgh, Pa., Saugatuck, Bristol, Mount Joy, Pa., Oakland Co .. Haven, irgh, X. Y-. Birdsboro, Pa., N, m I la. II. Haven, Burlington, A San Francisco. New York City, nceburg, tnd. Allegheny City, J ' a ami ton. O.. New York City, it. Mich., Bridgeport, ■urgh, X. V.. Atnenia, X. i .. A, w York ( ' ity, St. Louis, Mo.. Dayton, ( ' .. Cleveland, 0., Pittsburgh, ' a.. Pittsfield, Mass., New York City, Wallingford, Orange, X. J., Mi ford. East Litchfield. New York City, Columbus, 0., in High St. 318 (.(range St. 59 Grove St. 1 157 Chapel St. 140 College St. est Haven. 132 Wall St. 71 Whalley Ave. 1076 Chapel St. 192 Grove St. 31 1 George St. 373 Crown St. 126 Wall St. 41X Orange St. 159 Elm St. 407 Temple St. 11 College St. ;n William St. 393 Temple St. S 4 Wall St. 137 Wall St. 170 York St. 395 Temple St. 40 Trumbull St. 120 High St. 2 Audubon St. 143 College St. 159 Elm St. 66 Howe St. 141 College St. 55 Prospect St. 425 Temple St. 7 Library St. 395 Temple St. 130 Wall St. 200 Grove St. 138 High St. 55 Prospect St. 66 Howe St. 54 Wall St- 409 Temple St. 69 SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. James Milan Dickson, Jr., Harry Perry Disbecker, I i ank James Donaldson, Jr.. Arthur Malcolm Drummond, Frederick Wead Drurv, Jr.. Ralph Elliott Dusinberre, Charles M Edwards, John Leffingwell Eliot, Heman Ely. Jr., Frederick Philip Farnsworth, Harry Warner Farnum, Smith F Ferguson, Ernest Rudolph Folger, lames Henry Follis. Ri .1 lert True Fowler, John Macy Gallaway, John Thomas Gillespie, William Henry Glenny, Jr., John Milton Goetchius, Jr., James Barnett Goodwillie, Archibald Graham, Archibald Bauford Gwathmey, Jr., George Arthur Hadsell, Edward ( lifton Hall, Paul David Hamilton, Edward Herbert Hart, 1 Carrie Emile Hart Maxwell Stansbury Hart, Herman Ferdinand Heilemann, Isaac Morris Heller. Harold Edmunds Hewlett, Herbert C ' rary Hill, Nathaniel Parker Hill, Henry Hobart Holly, Jr.. Earl Cook Hopkins. Howard Parker Hotchkiss, Charles Wilson Hoyt, George Moulthrop, Hubbell, Everett Bradley Hurlburt, Kaneyuki Ijuin, Frederick Thomas James, Clifford Stebbins Jennings, Cal., Mansfield, 0„ New York City. Brooklyn, X. Y. New Haven, St. Louis. Mo.. Bristol. Plattsburgh, X. Clinton. Elyria, 0., New Haven, Chicago, 111., Troy. X. Y., Oakland, Cal., San Francisco, New Haven, New York City. Morristown, X. J. Buffalo. X. Y., New York City, Cleveland, 0.. Pa tor. son, X. J., Richmond, Va., Plainville, Wallingford, Waterbury, New Britain, New Britain, New Britain. New Haven, X, w Haven, Babylon, X. Y.. Mystic, Montgomery, X. New York City, Danielsonville, New Haven, New Haven, . Insonia, Roxbury, Tokyo, Japan, New York City. South-port, ) ' .. 22 Trumbull St. 146 College St. 159 Elm St. 464 Whalley Ave. 133 College St. 439 George St. 335 Orange St. 405 Temple St. 136 College St. 55 Trumbull St. 223 York St. 1 14 High St. 395 Temple St. 159 Elm St. 1 193 Chapel St. 1010 Chapel St. 391 Temple St. 311 York St. 254 York St. 127 College St. 40 Elm St. 285 York St . 200 Grove St. 297 York St. 150 College St. 200 Grove St. 150 College St. 92 Asylum St. 95 St. John Si, 159 Elm St. 84 Lafayette St. 409 Temple St. 54 Wall St. 136 College St. 1226 Chapel St. 309 Howard Ave. 2oC,ill St. 131 Howe St. 137 College St. 678 State St. SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. Alexander Johnson, Charles Stoddard Johnson Frederick Allen Johnson, . I toward Spafard Johnson, Harry Lee Joyce. Arthur Kingsbury Keime, Arthur Tryon Kemp, Irvine Keyser, Frederick Wilkinson Kilbourm Charles Rufus Knapp Arthur James [.add. Frederick Martin l.ande, William John Langzettel, Burton James Lee, Frank Lei Frederick Henry Lee, Joseph Lentilhon, Jr.. frat y Samuel 1 ewis, Mitchell i ampbell Lilley, Jr., Marshall ( ieorge I. inn, John Henry McCullagh, Jr., Winslow Mallery, James Whiting Maples. Frederick Barclay Mn hling, Charles Edward Meigs, Eugene Lawrence Messier. Louis Rochat Metcalfe. James Hoyt Miller. William DeWitt Mitchell. Howard Allen Mix. leroine Alfred Clinton Morse Frederick Searles Mungei Frederick Sargent Munson, Arthur Samuel Nathan, Henry Arthur Naumann, Francis Irving Nettleton, Lauren, e Edward Nil kels. Thomas Keaton Norris, Fred. Elmer Northrup, Lucius Often heim, Frederick Erskine Olmstead, Thomas Bucklin Owen, S New Haven, Voi wich i Brooklyn, N. 1 ' ., ,v. Egremont, Mass., St. Louis. Mo., New 1 Baltimore, Md., Meriden, Auburn, X. ) ' .. Monlv Neio I rk City, Acre Haven, ■. !aven, ■Spain, 7 run. in. i. Chicago, III.. ork City, Naugatut k. Columbus, ( ' .. Chicago, III., Irvington, A ' . ) ' .. Cincinnati, 0.. orwa k, Denvi . Co ., Waterbw v, Pittsburgh, ' .;.. York City. Stamford, Winona. Minn.. West Haven, Brooklyn. X. ) ' .. Herkimer, X. ) ' ., Brooklyn, X. ) ' .. Chicago, III., • A ' ochelle, X. 1 . . Shell n Seattle, Wash., Vew York City, Southport, St. ' on . Minn.. Hartford, Pi ovidence, A ' . .. 57 Lake PI. 23 Trumbull St. 54 Wall Si. 84 Wall SI. 564 halley Ave. 395 Temple St. 90 Wall St. 59] remple St. Meriden. 65 W. 54 Wall St. 120 High St. 725 Whitney Ave. 102 Hewitt St. 335 Orange St. 1 28 Wall St. 14s College St. 65 ( dove St. 130 Wall St. 22} York St. 1S4 York St. 24S York St. s.24 Chapel St. St) Broadway. 65 Grove St. 7 Library St. 391 Temple St. 65 Grove St. 132 Wall St. West Haven. 163 York St. 133 College St. 154 Grove St. 124 Wall St. Shelton. 59 Lake PI. 40 Trumbull St . Cottage St. 1 1 1 High St. 107 Wall St. 126 Wall St. 71 SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. Frank Judson Parker, Henry Francis Parmelee, Silas Uracil Patterson, Ermon Milan. 1 Pei I;. Irving Hobart Peck, John Crist Peck, leorge Hoyt Pen field, Jr., Alois John Joseph Pfeiffer, George Washington Pike, Jr., William Wallace Tike. Charles Biddle Pinney, William Spem er Pope, Jr., Joseph Hersey Pratt, Vincent Leonard Price, William Procter, Abram Nave Ranney, Sextus Louis Reed, Chauni ey Brewster Rice, Charles Leonard Frost Robinson, Alexander Parker Rogers, George Frederick Root, Frederick Riistin, George Forster Sanford, John Sargent, Wilfred Willis Sa age, George Barker Seel} - George St. John Sheffield, Richard George Brinsley Sheridan I 1 1 derick Nichols Sinks. James 1 (udley Skinner, Edward Page Smith, Sanford Minor Smith. 1 hester Stowe Spencer, Harry Merriman Steele, Henry Cogswell Stevenson, Philip Tracy Stillman, Robert i ' urtis Freni li Stoddard, Edwin I [oward Thomes, Victor ( ofk- Thome, David Tod, Frederii k Eugene Toquet, Louis 1 (owner Tracy, Branford, New Haven, Torrington, Woodbridge, Birmingham, N, wburg, N. V.. Cat skill, N. V., Ansonia, Killingly, C ' hicago, III. , Stafford, St. Louis. Mo., Middleboro, Moss.. Chicago, III., IVilliamstown, Mass. St. Joseph, Mo., Gallatin, Tenn., X. io Haven, New York City, Vew York City, Buffalo, X. Y., Omaha, A ' ebr., New Haven, Xno Haven, Hartford, Newark, X. J., . Xttleboro, Mass., Cleveland, .. Columbus, 0.. Denver, Col., Chicago, III., Brookline, Mass., Guilford, Waterlmry, Fairfield, Elizabeth, X. Mi ford. Rowayton, Black Rock, Youngstoivn, -ort, Fair Haven, J- 0., Branford. 598 Chapel St. 66 Howe St. Woodbridge. 59 Wall St. 106 York Sq. 55 Prospect St, Ansonia. V4 Vork St. 22j; York St. 54 Wall St. 141 College St. I jl I lowe St. 389 Temple St. 156 ( irove St. 90 Wall SI. 159 Elm St. Suburban St. 1 [4 1 1 il;]i St. 314 Vork St. 22 Trumbull St. 109 Wall St. 1090 Chapel St. 51 Elm St. 107 Wall St. 61 Grove. ' St. 130 Wall St. 254 Vork St. 40 Trumbull St. 86 Broadway. 389 Temple St . 23 Lynwood St. 18 Crown St. 99 Wall Si. 137 College St. 131 College St. 137 Wall St. 134 College st. 263 Crown St 393 Temple St. 192 Grove St. 299 Centre St. 72 SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. li.nl.-s Rogers Treat, Elisha ( ' .rant Trowbridge, Edward Lewis Uhl, Fred Wood Varker, [ames Ashman Veei h, Sanford Hosea Wadhams, foseph Patten Wales. fames Walker. Jr., Franci ' lastleman Waller, Francis Downs Wanning, Pen v deforest Warm r, Edwin Chapin Washburn, Benjamin Glyde Wells, Lynde Phelps Wheeler, Albion Harvey Whitney. John Graham Wickham, 1 ludley Phelps Wilkinson, Jr. Samuel Porter Williams. Louis Brainard Wilson, 1 [arry Worthen, Edward Taylor Wright, illis Moi 1 is Wright, Samuel Swan Vardley, Lawrence Yates, Orange, i ' itii. N w Ha . w York City, 1 1 IT II. Torrington, Wilmington Del., New Ei , n. Chicago, III.. Huntington, Salisbury, Minneapolis, Minn.. Allegheney, Pa.. Bridgeport, i ■■■. i ■. St. Ion is. Mo., i ago, III.. Hartford, I In Brooklyn, N. ) .. Hancock, Mich., Fair I En. «, East Orange, N. J.. Milwaukee, Wise, 127 ( Irange si 685 Orange St. 27 Bradley St. 27 Wall St. 23 Eld St. 101 Lake PI. S3 Prospect St . 127 ( Irange St. 42 5 Temple Si . 70 Howe St. 17 Wooster PI. S 6 Wall St. 130 Wall St. 539 ' Irange St. 99 Wall St. 389 Temple St. 133 College St. 113 Wall St. 318 Orange St. 20 Whalley Ave. 146 College Si. hair 1 laven. [43 College St. 126 Wall St. Freshmen, 201. Special Students not Canbibates for a Degree John Fuller Austin, Roscoe Hayes Brown. Charles Edmund Coxe. John Harry Frambach, Charles Wilson Goodwin, William Anthony Granville, Arthur Barbey 1 Graves, Tohn Lawrence McGuinness, Gilbert ' 1 ' rotten M. Master, George Curtis Treadwell, Edward Vanuxem Wurts, Gaylordsville, New Haven, Philadelphia, Pa., Kaukauna, Wis: .. Harwinton, Lindsborg, Kansas, Brooklyn, N. } ., Vi w Haven, N w York City, Albany, N. ) ' .. Bridgeton, N. J., 17 Wooster 185 Olive 109 Wall 1010 Chapel 171 Meadow 546 State 43 1 ollege 6 High 90 Wall 147 Bradley iai. Students PI. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. 73 SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. SUMMARY. Seniors, Juniors, Freshmen. Special Studen rs, Total, 107 II? 201 n 43 6 V ■% 3 74 Summary DEPARTMENT OF THEOLOGY— 8 Graduates, - Seniors, Middlers, - - - - - Tuniors, - J 121 ACADEMICAL DEPARTM1 N 1 . . . - - . - - iSo Seniors, - Juniors, ------- 24S Sophomores, ------ Freshmen, ------ 93 DEPARTMENT OF LAW— Graduates, Seniors, -------- ■■T . . - . - 76 Tumors, - - - - - J . c Specials. --------- 1 151 SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT— „ . 107 Seniors. ------- T . 117 luniors, - - i. , 201 Freshmen, Specials, ------- , DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE— Graduates, - - - - - ,. - - 21 Seniors, -------- Middlers, --------- T • - - - - 3 6 Tumors, --------- Specials. --------- 72 DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY AND THE ARTS— Graduate Students, - - ' 71 DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS— Students, . - - - 34 34 Total, - - - ----- ' 778 75 Summary by States. Stale or Country. Alabama Arizona, Arkansas, lalifornia, Coli irado, Connecricut, South Dakota, - Delaware, Florida, Georgia. Illinois. Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, .Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana. Nebras ka North Carolina, New Jersey, New Ham] ishire, New York, Ohio, I in gi in, P nnsylvania, - R hode Island, South Carolina, i 3see, 1 1 .i . Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wiso msin, 1 istrict of Columbia, Washington, Utah Territory, i anada, England, France, Hawaii, Ja] an, Turkey, New Mi Idahi , - lii unl.nl. - Scotland, India. - Australia, China, South Ah i. ,1 Costa Rica, M : [ssippi, 11 3 7 6 2 ' 7 148 So 4 5 2 I 1 3 5 r 32 2 5 5 6 I 6 i J 1 1 ,i 3 I 6i M 1 [O 2 S 6 2 12 9 23 13 t 5 3 50 12 3 7 2 53 85 1 1 37 21 1 48 2 6 23 15 564 3 5 95 7 16 35 40 72 , u ' 7 75 5 ' 4 3 76 S)irector of IRooms. ABBRE [ATIONS. li.. Biologii al Laboratory; C, Old Chapel; ! .. Durfee Hall; E., East Divinity Hall; F., Famam Hall; L. Lawram e Hall; Ly( I yo urn; N., North ( allege; N. M,, North Middle ollege; N. S. 11.. North Sheffield Hall; P., Peabody Museum; S., South Coll S .11 . Shi Afield Hall; S. M . South Middle College; Tr., Treasury Building; W., West Divinity Hall. SOI I II i i ILLGE.— South Entry:- Nos. i (6; North Entry: -Nos. 17-32. -.11 in MIDDLE.— South Entry: Nos 53 ; North Entry : — Nos. 49-64. NORTH MIDDLE.— South Entry: Nos 65 80; North Entry: — Nos. 81-96. NORTH 1 1 iLLEGE.— South Entry:— Nos 97 112; North Entry: Nos. 1 13-128. FARNAM 1 01 LEGE.— South Entry:- Nos. 120-14.;: Mi«I II.- Entry:— Nos. 144-162; North Entry:— Nos. [63-167. LYCEUM.— Nos. 178-183. OLD CHAPEL.— Nos. [86-193. DURFEE COLLEGE.— l.i-i Entry:— Nos. 201-208; Second Entry:— Nos. 209-216; Middle Entry: — Nos. 217-224; Fourth Entry:— Nos. 225-232; West Entry:— Nos. 233-240. LAWRANCE C( ' 1.1 EGE.— .North Entry: — Nos. 241-251: Second Entry:— Nos. 252-261; Third Entry:— Nos. 262-271: South Entry: — Nos. 272-282 EAST DIVINITY HALL.— Nos. 1-54. WEST DIVINITY HALL.— Nos. 55-124. 77 78 1 1 YALE BOAT HOUSE. innivcrsit Directory, All mistakes, omissions or changes in address during the year may be entered as corrections in a Banner kept fur this purpose a1 the I ' o operative Store. This will facilitate the delivery ■! missenf telegrams, letters, parcels. c, c. Abbe, F. J., ' 93, Hartford, Abbe, 11. A. G., ' 92, Hartford, Abbott, C. H.. ' 95, Ovid, X. V.. Adams, A. 1!. (Asst.), New Haven, A. lams, 1 . 1 ., ' 95, i ■,.,!. N. V.. Adams, F. M., ' 92 S., New Haven. Adams, Prof. G. ! .. New Haven, Adams, II. 11. Jr., ' 95, Greenwich, Adams, R. C, ' 93 S., New Haven, Adee, G. I., ' 95, Bartow on the Sound, Aiken. W. P., .. .V., Rutland, I ' .. Albree, R.. 94 S., Allegheny, Pa.. Aldrich, F. W., 04 5., McLean, 111.. Alexander. A. ( ' . (Ast I. Honolulu. II. Alexander. F. A.. ' 92 S., Oakland, Cal. Alexander, W. McK., ' 92 S., Oakland, Alger, C. K„ L. .v.. New Haven, Allen, B. C, ' (15, Chicago, III.. Allen. B. M., ' 92, Walpole, Mass., Allen, E. V.. 94 .v., Brooklyn,N. ) ' .. Allen, F. S.. P .V., Danbury, Allen. II. C, ' 93, Paterson, X. J.. Allen J. W., ' 93, New Haven. Allen. I.., ' 93, Louisville. Ay., Allen, S. S.. ' 94. Philadelphia, Pa., Allen, V. B., ' 94 S., New Haven, Allen, V. H., ' 95, New York City, 130 F. Ailing, -M. II.. ' 93 A.. New Haven, 246 L. Allis. G., . . .s ' ., Birmingham, 4.1 S. M. Allison, W. B., ' 94, Dubuque, la.. 170 St. John. Alvord, G. 1!., ' 95, Torrington, 276 Crown. Amerman, G. L., ' . G. New Haven, 459 Prospect. Vmes, E. S., J. S., Des Monies, la., (244 L.) 77 Elm. Anderson, J., Jr., ' 93. Waterbury, 44 Elm. Anderson, R., ' .14 ,s ' .. Cincinnati, 0., 459 Prospi 1 1 Andrew. G. W., .. .s ' .. New Britain, X. V.. 159 Elm. Aragon, A., M.. S. Cartago, Costa Rica, 115 Elm. Arbuckle, W. I ' .. ' . .v., Neio Haven. 150 Grove. Arbuthnot, T. S., ' 94. Pittsburg, 393 Temple. Arden, J.. ' 04 S., Garrison, X. V., I.. 145 College, Armstrong, K. I... ' 92. Vew London, 19 Wall. Armstrong, F. s., ' 94. Brooklyn, X. ) ' .. Cal.. 206 Crown. Armstrong, G. I.., L. S.. Neio Haven. 2S8 Lloyd. Armstrong, G., ' 94 .S., Brooklyn, N. Y., 219 York. Armstrong, W. M.. ' 93 S , Brooklyn, X. 18S C. Arn. A. J.. T. ,S , Kansas City, Mo.. 120 York. Arnold. E. II., M. S., New Haven. 2 Audubon. Arnot, R. II., ' 94, Exeter, X. II.. 156 F. Artope. J. 11.. I S., Augusta, Ga., 116 N. Atkins, G. G., T. S., Plain City, 0., 157 F. Atha, H. B., ' 92 .v., Newark, X. J., 47 S. M. Auchincloss, E. S., Jr., ' 95, New York t 284 Orange. Auchincloss, S. S., ' 94, New York City. 20 S. Austin, C. W., ' 92, Suffie d, 238 Orchard. 373 Crown. 15S York. 137 Wall. 53 W. 208 D. 389 Temple. 33 Howe. 75 Fourth. 168 York. 421 Temple. 132 F. 170 York. 56 Olive. 439 George. .. 137 College. 100 W. 214 English. 14 S. 13 E. 107 W. 101 W. ) ' , 271 L. 71 W. 85 N. M. 81 DIRECTORY. Austin. J. F., Spec. Gaylordsville, 17 Wooster. Avery, C. L., ' 93. Groton, 59 S. M. Avery, J. . ' 93, New Haven, 261 L. Avis. YV. R., M. S., New Haven, 124 Davison. Ayer, E. P., T. S.. Brookfield, Mass., 80 W. Babbitt, J. A., ' 93, West Brattleboro, Vt., 127 N. Babcock, ( . E., ' 94 .S ' .. Chicago, III.. 405 Temple. Baoiii, H. S., ' 93, Rochester, N. ] ' .. 245 L. B; 1. L. W., AVre ] ; ' . 203 Norton. Badger, G. S. C, ' 92. Boston, Mass., 151 F. Bailey. G. 1 ' .. T. S., Groton, 2 E. Bailey, J. H., 93 S.. Brooklyn. X. } ' .. 137 College. Bailey, J., T. S., Auburn, Me., 106 W. Bailey, M., (Ins.), Neio Haven, (150 F.) 442 Temple. Bailey, W. S., ' 92 .S . Brooklyn. X. Y.. 138 Coll,-,-. Bailey, YV. 1!.. ' .14. Springfield, Mass.. 22 Lynwood. Baird, T. C, L. S., Baird, Miss., 63 Prospect. Baker, H. A., ' 95, Union Hill, N. Y., 186 C. Baldwin, A.. ' 03 .V., Yonkers, X. Y.. 42 Elm. Baldwin, 1.. S.. ' 04 .s ' .. Jacksonville. Fla., 219 York. Baldwin, R. S., ' 95, New York lily. [14 College. Baldwin, R. S.. .. .v.. Neiv Haven, 44 Wall Baldwin, Prof. S. E.. New Haven, 44 Wall. Baldwin, W. A.. ' 93 .s ' ., Lahaina Maui. II. I.. 206 Crown. Ballentine, J. A., ' 94 .v.. Boise illy. Alalia. 111 High. Balliet, A. J., ' 92, Leighton, Pa., 71 X. M. Bamberg, J. 11.. ' 93 A ' .. New Haven, 75 Nicoll. BandlerH. S.. ' 94. Oswego, X. }.. 146 F. Banks, A. ( ' .. . . .V.. Guilford, Banks, J. YV., L. .v.. Guilford, Barber, I)., ' 93 S., New York City, 86 Wall. Barber. E. M.. ' 92, Wallingford, 55 S. M. Barbour, F. E.. ' )2 .s.. Montreal, Can.. 226 Crown. Barbour, E. IE, ' 92 .V., Detroit, Mich., 43 College. Bargar, B. L., L. S., Columbus, 0., 312 Elm. Barker, W. IE, 94 S.. Hartford, 318 Orange. Barker. I I. W., T. S., Brooklyn. X. Y.. 250 Orchard. Barnes, A. V., ' 93 .S ' .. Brooklyn, X. K, Barnes, A. S.. ' 92. Bristol. 9 S. Barnes, C. YV., T. S.. Pasadena, Col.. 1). II. Barnes. IE 1!.. Jr., ' 93, New York City. 230 E Barnes. J. B.. ' 92 .V.. New York City, 124 Wall. Barney. S. E. (Ins.), New Haven, 346 Whitney. Bartholomew, IE E. ' 114 .S.. Bristol. 59 Grove. Bartlett, A. P.. ' 94. Farmington, 1079 Chapel. Bartlett, C. J., ' 92, Barton Landing, I ' .. 191 C. Bassett, E. S. ( ' ... ' 95, New Haven, 427 Temple. Batcheller, li. E., ' 05. X :o York City, 126 High. Bates, E. A.. ' 93. Windham, 43 S. M. Bayliss. W., ' 94 .V.. Cleveland, ( ' .. 1157 Chapel. Bayne, IE A., ' 92. New Orleans, la.. 258 L. Beach. F. E. (Asst.), New Harm. 44 Lyon. Beach, W. N., ' 92 S., Orange, X. J.. 42 Elm. Beadleston, IE C, ' 93. New York City. 2112 E. Beadleston, W. I... ' 95. New York City. 217 York. Beall, M. IE, ' 93 S.. Omaha. Neb., 1090 Chapel. Beam, W. P.. ' 95. Buffalo. X. Y.. 1193 Chapel. Beard. A. McC, ' 95, Potighkeepsie, X. Y.. 226 York, Beard, G. H., T. S.. Chicago, III., 147 York. Beard. W. S.. ' 94. South Killingly, 31 S. Beardsley, S. E.. ' 95, Bridgeport, 165 York. Beattie, I-;. W.. Jr., ' 95, Helena, y.,1 Crown. Beatty, S. T., T. S., Toledo, la.. Beaumont, A. A.. ' ' 14. San Antonio, Tex., 364 George. Beck, E. IE. ' . ( .. Naugatuck, 109 Elm. IV. kett, J. B., ' 93 .V.. Western Springs. III.. 36 Elm. Beebe, G. 1 ' .. ' .13. Norfolk, 168 F. Beebe, Prof. W., New Haven, S3 Wall. Beei her, C. E. (Asst.), New Haven, (9 P.) 14 S. IE 82 DIRECTORY. Bi eler, M. 1... ' 94, Mossy Creek, Tenn., 91 N. M. Beers, C. R., . .v.. Bridgeport, Beers, Prof. II. A.. W. Haven, (171 F.) Ward Corner. Beeson. C. E., ' 92 .V. (■niontown, Pa., 1 ;i Grove. Begg, W. R., ' 93, Hendersonville, V. 1 26 S. Belden, C. P., ' 93 .V.. Chicago, 111.. [54 Gro Belden, V. II.. .. .. Norwalk, Bell, G. N...V. .v.. ( , 107 Temple. Benninghoff, F. S., .. 5., CVr. .-. .V. ) ' .. 468 State. Benson, C. S.. ' 94 .v., Portland, M, .. 146 Coll Berger, W. B., ' 93 S., Denver, Col., 86 Wall. Bergeron, E. (Inst.), Vew Haven. 199 York. Berle, T. P., ' . S., St. Louis, .1 ,-.. 46 E. Berry, G. A., ' 94 S., Norwalk. West Haven. Biddle, E. G.. T. S., New Haven. 115 Dey. Bigelow, A. A.. ' 94, St. Paul, Minn., 167 F. Bigham, J., T. S., Pittsburgh, Pa., 45 E. Bingham, J. C., ' 95. Northampton, Ma 95 N. M. Billard, W. S.. ' 93 S., Meriden 297 York. Billings, 11. C, ' 93 S., New York 13] Grove. Billman, II.. ' 93, ) ' ,;, ' ,. Af V ., 189 1 Birdsall, R., ' 93, Lot Ingel, r, Co ., 7 s Ward. Birnie, W„ ' 94 5 , Springfi, 1 ( ««., [32 Wall Biscoe, II. M., ' 92. . Mass., ro6 N. Bishop, C. B., ' 94, Litchfield, 30 S. Bishop, F. S.. L. .V.. A , r. ' Haven, 61 Lyon. Bishop, F. C, ' 92, Bridgeport, 122 N. Bishop, II. M-. .. 5., New Haven, 215 Church. Bishop, 1. ]., L. S., Norwich, 227 Sherman. Bishop, L. M., ' 94 S., New Haven, 71 Whalley. Bissell, i . S., ' 94, Litchfield, 20 S. Bissell, E. C, ' 92. Lakeville, 165 F. Bissell. ]. S.. M. S., IV. Morris, 18 Dickerman. Bissell. S. B. S.. ' 94, New York City, 168 York. Bixby, II. L., ' 93. Long Beach, CaL, 225 D. Blair. 0. R.. ' 93 5., New Britain, Blanchard, E. F., T. S., IV. Fannin- ton. Blake, J. K., L. S., New Haven, Bliss, 1 . B., ' . C, Lebanon, Bliss, 1 ' . I ' ., ' 93, N:o York City. liliss. E. L. (Asst.), Vewburyport, Mass.. Bliss, L. T., ' 93 5., Vew York City, Bliss, W. P., ' 92, A. a ) ■■City, Blomgren, C. A., ' . ( .. Bridgeport, Bl Igood, 11. I... ' 93 5., New York City Boardman; W. B., ' 93, Neio Britain, Boden, J. M.. ' 04 S., Bradford, Boltwood, B. B., ' 92 S., Castleton, N. Y. Boltwood, 1 W., . 5., New Haven, Boltwood, I . ' 92, Pittsfield, Mass., B01 k, M.. ' 1)4. Brooklyn,N. ) ' ., Booth, A. E., ' 91 S., Peace Bale, R. .. Borden, G. M.. ' 93, Chicago, 111.. Borden, M. S., ' 95, V, m York City, Borg, S. C, ' 95, New York City. Bosley, E. R.. ' 94, Lakeville, N. Y, Bosley, W. B., ' 92, Livonia, N. Y.. Bosworth, C. W., ' 92, Springfield; Mass. Botsford, C. P., J . S., E. Berlin, Bottome, 11. II.. ' 93, New York City, Bouton, S. II.. ' 92 .V., Chicago, .. Bowers, D. E., .. S., New Haven, Bowers, II. 0., ' 92. Manchester, Bowns, II. S., ' 93, Brooklyn, A . ) .. Bowden, J., Jr., P. G., New Haven. Boyer, !• ' .. ' 94, Watertown, N. Y., Brackett, A. S.. ' 92. Hartford. Bradley, G. B. Jr., ' 94. S - Saugatuck, Bradley, H. D., ' 93. Neio Hai n, Bradley, W. L., P. C, New Haven, 285 York. Me., 90 W. 361 Temple. 22 Whalley. 208 D. 371 Crown. 132 Wall. 109 Elm. 120 High. no N. 1076 Chapel. 311 York. 77 Wall. 219 D. 227 Crown. 2} Lynwood. [63 V 133 College. N. II. Hotel. 1S7 C. [87 c. 112 X. 44 Lyon. 240 L. 92 York Sq. 209 Cr wn. 6 S. 224 1 1. 122 Rosette. 144 F. 122 N. 192 ( Irove. Main. (Annex). 139 Chestnut. 83 DIRECTORY. Bradner, L. Jr., P. G.. New Haven, Brainard, C. B.. ' 94 S., Bristol, Brant, J. I.. ' 94 5.. Mount Joy. Pa.. Brastow, Prof. L. 0., Nno Harm. (3 E.) Brayton. E. L., ' 94 S., Oak 011, . Co .. Breckinridge, W. E.. ' 93, Palmer, Mass., Bn eze, T. II., ' 93, San Francisco, Co .. Brennan, A. K.. M. S., New Haven, Brett. F. P.. Z. S., Waterbury, Brewer, Prof. W. II.. New Haven, 14S. H. Brewer, H., ' 94 .V., New Haven, Brewster, V. S., ' 95. Chicago, III., Brewster, G. R., ' 94 5., V. Y., Bri hley, J. Z.. I. S., Bluffton, Ind., Briggs, A. S.. ' 114. No. Dighton, Mass., Briggs, G. J., ' 93, Danielsonville, Briggs. W. C, ' 92 .S ' ., New Haven, Bristol, T. L., ' 93, Ansonia, Bromer, E. s.. T. S„ Sc twenksville, Pa., Bronson, E. H.. ' 93. Norwich, Bronson, F. C. G., ' 92, Norwich, Bronson, G., A. S., New Haven, Bronson. 0. II., ' 92. Rye, N. ) ., Bronson. W. H.. ' 92 S., New York City, Brooke, R. E., ' 94 S., Birdsboro, Pa., Brooks, M. P., ' 94 S., New Haven, Brooks, J. J., Jr., ' 93 5., Pittsburgh, Pa., Brown, A. ]!.. ' 04. Dover, X. II. Brown, A. T„ .. .5 ' .. Peabody, Moss.. Brown, C. B., ' 04 S., New Harm. Brown. F. C., ' 04 S., Burlington, A . J., Brown, F. J., ' 93, Warren, Pa., Brown, J. H., ' 95, East Granville, Mass., Brown, J. C, ' 94, New York City, Brown, J. E., ' 94, Pittsburgh, Pa.. Brown, L. E., ' 93, New York City, 311 George. Brown, P.. ' 92, Louisville, Ay.. 373 Crown. Brown, R. F., M. S.. New Britain, 128 Wall. Brown, Prof. R., New Haven, 126 Wall. Brown. R. II.. Spec, New Haven, 127 X. Brow n. W. F., ' 93 .V., New London. 252 York. Brownell, E. E., ' 94 S., San Francisco, L 179 Franklin. Browning, P. E. (Asst.). New Haven, (K. Brownson, C. I... ' . G. New Haven, ) 418 Orange. Brownson. W. ( ' ... ' 93, New Canaan, 41S Orange. Brush. Prof. G. J. New Haven, S. II.) 315 Cmwn. Bryant, G. C, ' 94 Ansonia, 159 Elm. Bryant, II. A., Andover, Mass.. 141 Bradley. Buchner, E. F., 7 ' . .V., Gibson City. I .. 111 York. Buck, A. H., ' 94. Wilmington, Del., 186 Chapel. Buck, II. W., ' 04 .v.. New York City, iS Eld. Buckingham, E. T., ' 95, Bridgeport, 162 F. Buckner, M. X.. ' 95, New Orleans, La.. 48 E. Buckland, E. G., L. S., New Haven, 61 S. M. Buell, C. II.. ' 94, Brooklyn, X. Y.. 61 S. M. Buist. G. L. Jr., ' 95, Charleston, .V. C, Bull. C. S. ' 93, Terryville, 109 High. Bumstead, A., ' 95, Atlanta, Ga., 109 High. Bunnell, F. S. ' 94, Stratford. 407 Temple. Bunnell. O. G., ' 92 .S ' ., Burlington, n College. Bunnell. S. II., P. C. Stratford. 86 Wall. Bunner, R. II., . . .v., New Haven, 31 S. Burchard, R., ' 93, South Norwalk, 115 Elm. Burge, F. W., ' 95. Brooklyn. X. Y.. 79 William. Burgher, W. M.. A. S.. Bridgeport, 3113 Temple. Burkham, E. G., Jr., ' 94 S. Lawrenceburg 435 M. Burke, E. F., ' 94, Orange, X. J., 132 College. Burns, C. D., L. S., So. Norwalk, 250 Crown. Burns, E., L. S., Ansonia, 1010 Chapel. Burns, R. H., ' 95, LcMars, la., 109 Temple. •33 F. 351 EasI ( )bservatory. 1S5 Olive. 226 Crown. ■a ., 84 Wall. Lab.) 1 15 High. Athens. Greece. 130 F- 14 Trumbull. 70 Howe. 125 Dwight. 22 E. 7 Library. 137 Wall. Bridgeport. 250 York. 419 Temple. 1 150 Chapel. 157 V,„h. 260 ' L. 93 N. M. 135 College. 5S Lyon. A. 210 D, 7 Library. . Ind., 170 York 1010 Chapel. 40 S. M. DIRECTORY. Burr, C, ' 94. Auburn, X. ) ' .. Burr, N. I ' .. ' 93 .V. Auburn, N. ) ' .. Burrows, C. 1 . Providence, R. .. Hurt. S. ( ' ... ' 92. Cincinnati, O., Bury, A. I ., T. S., Mi. Harmon, Mass., Bush, C. E., .11. S., Nianti, . Bushnell, C. C, ' . G. V w Haven, Butler, (i. II. if f. w Haven, 15 T.R. Butler, G. E., ' 95, Kensington, Butterworth, F. S., ' 95, Washington, D. C. Button, F. II.. ' 93. Peekskill, X. 1 ' .. Button, I.. I... ' 92 .v.. Mwai Butterick, II. E., ' 94, Brooklyn, X. Y., Byers, A. Jr.. ' 04 .v., Allegheny City, Pa., Cable, H. S., ' 95, Chicago, III., 1 :aldwell, W. I... ' 92 S., Ongar, I Callender, W. K.. ' 94. Providence, R. I.. Campbell, A. J., ' 93 5., Hartford, Campbell. A. 0., ' 94 S., Hamilton, 0., Campbell, C. V., ' .14 .v.. Neio York air. Campbell, G. I- ' .. ' 92 S., Pittsfield, Campbell. E. V.. L. S., Litchfield, Campbell, Prof. J.. Hartford, Campbell, J. E. l , ' 93 S., Mew York City. Cameron, Prof. A. G., New Haven, Candee, X., ' 93, Easton, Pa ., 1 aporale, J. A.. .. 5., New Haven, Capps, E. (Ins.). Jacksonville-. III., Capps, J. A., M. S.. Jacksonville, III., Capps, W. T.. ' 93. Jacksonville, III., Carew, M. F., A. S., New Haven. Carhart, P. W., ' 95 S., Detroit. Mich., Carley, I. M.. ' ' 14. New Haven. Carlson, A. C, T. G., Marine Mills, Minn., i66York. Carlson, G. B., ' 95, Higganum, [2 Whalley. 43 Chapel. Carmalt, Prof. W. 11.. New Haven, S7 Elm. iiu YV. 1 arpenter, A. F.. ' 95, Rome, X. ) ' .. 311 York St. 215 D. Carpenter, J. F., . S., Putnam, 91 Lake. 41 E. Carr, J. T.. ' 92, Dubuque. la.. 265 L. 252 Spring. Carrington, II. DeW. (Ins.), New Haven, 199 York. 19 Perkins. I arrol, W. K . ' 92 5., Yalesville, iS II. nvr. Cars m, W., ' .15, Chillicothe, .. 299 George. 175 Oak. Carter, A. ' .. . S., Honolulu, If. I., 111 York. 114 High. (cuter. V. F., ' 95, Brooklyn, X. ).. 114 High. 241 L. Cartwright, 0. G-, ' 93, Belmont, X. ) ' .. 100 X. 157 York. Cary, S., ' 93 S., Cleveland. 0.. 130 Wall. 1079 Chapel. ( ase, B. F., T. S., Granby, 42 E. 395 Temple. Case, ' ■. B., ' 94, Kansas City, M .. 1S0 Lye. Cassidy, P. J., ' .14, Norwich, 217 York. [76 F. Catlin, S., ' .14 .v.. Bridgeport, 143 College. 43 College. Chace, A. B., ' 92, Hudson, N. ) .. 135 F. 159 Klin. Chace, J. F., .14. Hudson. X. Y., 135 F. 127 College Chadwick, T. F., ' 114 .v.. Neioburgh, X. Y., 159 Elm. 40 Trumbull. Chafiee, J. S., ' 94 S., Amenia, N. Y„ 66 Howe. 120 High. Chamberlain, J. P.. ' 94. Seneca Falls, X. Y., 124 W. 4.1 Dixwell, Chamberlain, J. I.. ' 94. New York City, 241 L. 90 Whalley. Chapman, F. S., ' 94. Saybrooke, 82 X. M. Chapman, M. I ., ' 94 .V., New York City, 159 Elm, Chandler, G. P., ' 95, Germantown. Pa.. 142 F. 18 Trumbull. Charnley, D.. ' 95, Chicago, III., 254 Crown. S 7 N. M Chase. G. B., ' 95, Lyndon. I ' t .. 20 S. 742 Grand. Chase. F. L. (Asst.), New Haven, Observatory. 58 S. M. Chase, W. C, ' 94, Eddytoion, X. ) ., 90 X. M. i42Dwight. Chase, F. II.. ' 94, Haverhill, Mass ., College. 142 Dwight. Chatfield, T. L, ' 93, Oswego, N. ] .. 86 Broadway. Cheney A. S., M. S., New Haven. 45 Elm. 2 Audubon. Cheney. II., ' 92. S. Manchester. 216 D. 133 College. Cheney. J. D.. ' 93 .V.. S. Manchester, 43 College. 149 St. John. Cheney. K. P., Jr., ' 92. S. Manchester, 216 D. 85 DIRECTORY. Cheyney, C. B., ' 115. Washington. D. C, 103 Park Child. C. ( ' ,., M. .v., Montclair. X. J.. 121 Elm Chisholm, A. S., ' 93, Cleveland, O.. 238 Chittenden, Prof. R. II.. New Haven, (63 B.) 83 Trumbull Chivers, A. B., ' 95, Buffalo, X. ) .. 270 1. Chunn, C. D., P. S., Chaptico, Md.. Church, E. I).. ' 95, Rockville, 107 Wall. Church, U. G., ' 95, Chaplin, 12 Whalley. Clapp, Prof. E. 1!.. New Haven, [35 College. Clark, C. Mil... ' 04 S., St. Louis. Mo.. 141 College. Clark. C. W., ' 93, Butte City, A on.. 252 L. C lark, A. R., ' 95, Cincinnati, 0.. 131 York. Clark, G. C, ' 93 .v.. Terryvilh; 22 Lynwood, Clark, II.. Jr., ' 93 .V.. Ne?e I „i , ,• 1 3 Trumbull. Clark. Prof. J. E., New Haven (40 X. S. H.) 30 Trumbull. Clark, P. R., ' 92, Auburn. N. Y.. [13 W. Clark-. W. II.. ' 94, Saginaw. Midi., [09 Elm. Clark, J. I ' .. ' 93, Canterbury, 147 V (. ' lark, C. G., ' 95, Manhattan, Ran.. 545 Elm. Clark, W. R., ' 04. Candor, N. Y„ 80 X. M. Clemons, C. !• ' ., 95, Manchester, 4.3 Whalley. Clay. E. !• ' . ' 02. Paris, Ay.. 141 F. Clock-in. J. J.. L. .V.. New Haven, 65 1 dive. Clock, W. I.. ' 94 S., Dayton, ( .. 55 Prospect. Clough, C. I-:.. ' 95, Wilmot tat. X. II.. 107 Dwight. Cochran. T., ' 114. St. Paul. Minn.. 203 York. Co.-. J. W., ' 93 .. Me riden, 297 York. Coe, W. F... ' 02 S., Meriden, 297 York. 1 oe, W. R.. ' 92 S., Mi, I, tlefield, 242 York. Cokeley, B. 1- ., T. S.. Dayton, ( ' .. 109 Dwight. Colburn. I.. M., ' 115. Ashtabula, ( .. 94 X. M, Cole, X. I!.. 04 v.. Cleveland, 0., 425 remple. Coit, G. I... ' 02. Brooklyn, X. Y. 151 F. Coleman, R. I... . .s., San Francisco, Cal., 1024 Chapel. Colics. G. W., Jr., ' 92. Morristown, X. J., 98 N. Collier. M. I). (I.e.. I New York City. Collins, H. C, ' 92 .S ' .. Springfield, Mass., 395 Temple. Collins, G. K.. ' 94 .v.. Pittsburgh, ' a.. 7 Library. Colt. S. C... ' 94 .V.. Pitt field. J ,,,,., 395 Temple. Colton. A. W.. ' . ;.. Wayne, Midi.. 56 W. Colton, R. S., ' 92, Brooklyn. X. Y.. 160 F. Comly, W. G., ' 93 S., Indianapolis. Ind., 88 Wall. Comstock, I,. A., ' 95. Cooperstown, X. ] ' .. 373 Crown. Comstock, W.J. (Inst.). New Haven, 43 Trumbull. Comstock, M. S., ' 95. Bridgeport, 584 Chapel. Connell, T. E., ' 95, Scranton, Pa.. 1079 Chapel. Connell F. H., ' 94, Scranton, Pa.. 1079 Chapel. Connor. J. ]- ' ... P. ,S.. .] . Pleasant, 119 W. Conner, II. F.. ' 93 .s ' ., Portland. 152 Grove. 1 oogan, J. T., .. .V.. Wind. or looks. 1 179 Chapel. ( oogan, J. W., M. S.. Ne-iv Haven, 14 Bradley. Cook, Prof. A. S.. Neiv Harm. 139 Elm. Cook, C. S.. ' 95, Cincinnati, ( ' .. 10 S. Cook,-. J. l;. ' 93. Paterson, X. J., 234 0. ( ooke, W. F.. ' 95, Paterson, X. j.. 254 York. Cooke, A. W., ' 94 X, New York City, 130 Wall. ( ooke, F. C. ' 94 .V., Wallingford, 200 Grove. ooper, E. II.. ' 02. New Britain, 75 X. M. per, J. I-:.. ' 95, New Britain, 219 York. Co].],. W. M., ' 95. New York City, 1138 Cha],,-I. 1 ornwall, F. W.. ' ,.2 .S ' ., Paterson, A T . ) ' .. 397 (. ' .-own. Corning, I ' .. Albany. X. ) .. 22? York. Cowen, T. 11. . ' 95, Neiv York City. 44 Elm. Cowles, F. S.. .) . .s.. Pom,. X. ) ' .. 371 Crown. Coxe, C. E. (Spec), Philadelphia, 109 Wall. Cox, A. I ' ,.. Jr., ' 95, Cherry Valley, X. ) ' ., 121 Elm. Cox, F. V.. ' 94 .v.. Orange, X. 7.. 138 High. Coy. G. F... ' 94 .v.. Mi tord. 55 Prospei 1. Crafts. . ' ., ' 94. Austin, III., 143 F. Crane, I ' . .. ' 95. New York City, 121 York 86 DIRECTORY. ( ravath,, E. M., Jr., ' 94, Vas ' n ill Venn., 4 S. ( ravens J. S. ' 93, Kansas City, Mo., [72 1 1 Irawford, C. F 94, CI, III., 159 Elm. Crawford, G. M., ' 94. Topeka, Kas„ ioio Chapel. 1 rei Iman, II. . ' G. I ' .. Worlhington, Mass.. Creevey, 1 .. M., ' 93, B V. ) .. 250 L. Crocker, II. G., L. S., Sarnia, i ; Prospei 1 rosby, B. I.-. ' 92, Halcott Centre, N. Y.. os N. ( rosby, R. II.. ' 04. Brooklyn, N. ) .. 231 York. 1 irosley, F. S., ' 94, 5 ( ■• I ffJ ■.. ion Elm Crouse, B. M., ' 93, I 1 I 205 I). C1-11ll.1nl.il. B 94 . ' . ' 67 V M. ( nil. J I- . . v.. Danbury, 57 Prospi 1 1 Cummings, II. S., .. 5 ' ., New Haven, 376 Whitney. Curtis, C. J . ' .14. West Winsted, 154 F. Curtis. E. S., ' 93, Tidioute, Penn., 101 N. Curtis, Prof. 1 I . Mw Haven, 219 Whalley. (. ' urn ' s, (i. M.. Jr., . 5., New York City, u8 College. Curtiss, W. M.. .1 S . Vorfotk, 581 Crown. 1 laggett, G., . . .v.. New Haven, Dahl, 1 ' .. (Insl 1 H i 1 1010 Chapel. Daly, 1 . II.. ' .14 ' .. N w I - -. ' ' 7r. 54 Wall. Dains, P. I... ' .14 5. East Litchfield, i Howe. Dana, Prof. E. S., Neva Haven, (4 ! ' ■)■m Grove Dana, Prof. J. D., New Haven, (6 P | 24 Hillhouse. Daniels, A. II.. ' . G., Millis, Mass., 1010 ( hap. 1 Danner, E. ' .. P. G., Paterson, N. J.. nbi I hapi I. Darcy, J. S.. ' .12. Springfield, Mass., 54 S. M. Darling, G. E., ' 95, Fort Jefferson, A . ) .. 8 University. Darling, S. I!.. ' 05. Somerville, Mass., 276 Crown. Darrow, J. C, ' 95, Mohegan, N. ) ' .. 332 Temple. Davidson, C, Z ' . (7., Belmont, Cat., 65 York. Daves, F. 1... ' . .v.. Brooklyn,N. ) ' ., 28 E. Davenport, J. II.. ' 95. Stamford, 159 Elm. Davies, S.. ' . . Seuboyt, II • 73 W. Davies, T. 1- . ' .14. Detroit, Mica., 297 Crown. Davis, A. P.. ' . S., Hyde Pari, Mass., 24 E. Davis. B. 1 ' .. ' . .V.. Janeleiv, W. Va., 20 E. Davis, I . . 1 . S., Paxton, Mass., 311 York. Davis, B., ' 95. 1 licago, III., 283 Crown Dawson, H. S., ' 94, Vew Ha [42 Dwight. Day, A. 1 ' 92, II thorough, Mass., n S. Day, A. I ' .. . S., Hartford, 85 W. Day, C. II., ' 92, Hartford, [83 I y. . I i,i I l.. ' 94, Colt Hester, 295 York. Day, Prof. G E., Vew Haven, (5 E.) [25 College, Day, II I... f. S.. Seymour, 137 Wall. Day, II. D., ' 93, Providence, R. .. 22 S. Day, I W . 936 ' ., Louisville, Ky., 248 Y ork. Day, S., ' 95, New York City, 1204 Chapel. I I i VV. I. ' 92 S.. . : ■Haven, 131 Irove. Dayton, II.. ' 93 S., Southport, 84 Wall. DeBevoise, 1 I.. ' 94, Brooklyn, N. ) ' .. 109 Elm. Debevoise. P. McE., ' 95, New York City, 134 College. Defendorf, A. K . ' .14. Fairport, N. ) ' .. 62 S. M. DeForest, F. M.. ' 114. Bridgeport, 165 York. DeEorest. I.. S. (Inst.). New Haven, 26] Orange. Delano, W. A., ' 95, Philadelphia, 121 York. Don. h. W. I... ' 95, Bridgeport, 584 Chapel. Denison, I ... ' 95, Washington, ' . C, 65 Grove. Dennison, E. II.. ' 946., Columbus, 0., 409 Temple. Denny, ' P.. Jr., ' 02 S., NewYork City, 43 College. DesBarres, T. C, T. S„ Toronto, 102 W. DeVou, J. I... ' 93 S.. Wilmington, Del., 133 College. Dewell, J. D.. Jr., .. .V, New Haven, 400 Orange. Dexter, F. B. (Sec.). (Library), 178 Prospect, Dickerman, R. K.. ' 93, Foxborough, Mass., 101 F. Dickerman, W. E., M. S„ Whitneyville, Dickey, I.. A., L. S., Haiku Maui. II. I., 26 Lynwood. 87 DIRECTORY. Dickson, A. ( ' ,.. ' 94. Philadelphia, Dickson. J. M., Jr., ' 94 S., Mansfield, 0., Dill, J. IS.. ' 93, Clearfield, Penn., Dillon. J. K. (Lee), New York City, Dingley, A. (... ' 92, Lewiston, Me., Dinsmoor, I. A . ' 04. Warren, Penn., Disbecker, 11. P., ' 94 S., New York City, Diven, A. S., ' 94. Elmira, N. ) ' .. Doane, F. B., T. S., Hawley, Mass., Dodd, E. 11.. ' 92, Summit. X. J., Dodge, F. P.. ' 94, New York City, Donaldson. F. J., Jr., ' 94 S., Brooklyn. Dominick, B., ' 94., New York City. Dominick, (S. F.. ' 04. New York Cur. Dominii k. L.. ' 95. New York City, Donnelly, F. !•:.. ' 93, Oxford, N. ) ' .. Doolittle, II. W., .. .v.. Bridgeport, Doolittle, (.. C, T. S., Toledo, Dorland, ( ' ,. E., ' 94. Buffalo, Dorsey, 1- . 0., ' 93. Indianapolis, fnd., Dorsey, T. I-.. L. S., New London, Douglas, J. M., .. .v.. Middletown, I towd, M, E., . . .v.. East River, Dowell, P., P. G., Galva, III., Downes. J. I.. A. S. New Haven, Draper, J. A. Jr., ' 05. Wilmington, Driggs, II. P.. ' 95, Waterbury, Drummond, A. M., ' 94 .s., New Haven, Drury, F. V.. Jr.. ' .14 S., St. loins. DuBois, Prof. A. J.. NewHaven, (34X. S. II. Dudley, F. I-:.. .) . .V.. New Haven, Duncan. Prof. G.M., NewHaven, (70 X. M. Duncan, W. II., ' 94, Lowell, Muss.. Dunham, R. E., ' 93, Warren, Pa., Dunkerson. C, ' 94, Evansville, In, .. 1010 Chapel. Dunn, J. J., ' 95 New Haven, 921 Grand. 22 Trumbull. Dunning, II. W., ' 94, Jamaica Plain. Mass., 31 ' 2 Bwd. 252 L., if Dupee, L. C, ' 93 S., Chicago, 299 York. Dusinberre, R. F... ' 94.V. Bristol, 439 George. 73 X- M. Dutcher, J. S.. (Tut.) New Haven, 21 S. 4 S. Dwight, B. H., ' 95, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. 363 Elm. 146 College. Dwight, F., ' 94. Brooklyn. 116W. 259 L. Dwight, H. R., ' 93, Brooklyn, 116 W. 35 k- Dwight, J. S., ' 93, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 163 F. 123 X. Dwight, President, T.. New Haven, (7 Tr.) 126 College. [ 142 Chapel. Dwight, W. P., ' 93, NewHaven, 126 College. 159 Elm. Dyer, T., ' 95, Chicago, 170 York. 251 1.. 124 V. Eakin, W. S.. ' 95, -.o London, 99 Wall. 9 Library. Eaton, Prof. I . C, New Haven, (70 B.) 70 Sachem. 37 s - M. Eaton. (I. F., ' 94. New Haven, 70 Sachem. Eaton, R. G., ' 92, Wakefield, Mass., 44 S, M. 117 W. Eaton, T., ' 94, Wakefield, Mass., 15 S. 361 Elm. Ebersole, W. S., ' . ( ' .. Ml. Pleasant, ' a.. 22 Whalley. 152 F. Eckstrom, J. A., ' . .V., Chicago, 711 W. 226 Crown. Eccles. V. W., ' 93, Auburn, A . ) ' .. 113 X. 86 W. Eddy, C. P... ' 93, Neza Britain. 112 N. Edmison, J. P., ' 93, Sion Falls. S. Dal;.. 159 F . 149 St. John. Edwards, C. M., ' 94 .v.. Plattsburgh, X. Y.. 335 ( (range. Eells. S. W., ' 95, Cleveland, 0.. 157 York. 114 High. Egglesti V. II., ' 95, New London, 39 Dwight. 254 Crown. Eggleston, J. W., T. S.. Waterbury, 17 I 4 4 Whalley. Eggleston. P. C. ' 92. New Ion, Ion. 140 F. ' 33 College. Eliot, J. I... ' 04 .s ' ., Clinton. 405 Temple. 2s8Bradley. Elkin, Y. I.. (Astron.), New Haven, 477 Prospe 1 230 Lloyd. Elkins, E. IS., .. .V., Brooklyn. 113 York. I 28YorkSq. Elliott, J., ' Martinsville, X. J.. 332 York. 1010 Chapel. i:ilis. T. I... ' 94, Portland. Me., iS S. 82 Wall. Ellsworth, D. S., ' 92 .V., Penn Yan, X. Y.. 46 College. 164 F. Ellsworth, I ' .. IS., ' 93 .S , Hartford, 397 Temple. 88 DIRECTORY. Ellsworth, W. W. ' - C, Hartford, Elmore, E. F., ' 95. Troy, X. ) ' .. Elting, A. , ' 04. Upper Red Hook, X. Ely, II., ' 94.S ' , Efyria, 0., 1 nfiajian, 11.. P. G., Harpoot, Turkey, England, J. E., . .v. Littl, Rock, Ark.. English, R. M., ' 114. New Ha Eno, 1 1. M.. ' 9 1 Saugatuck, Erdman, A. F... T. S. Nazareth, Pa., Erskine, A. D., ' 93 5 , Chicago, 111.. Estill, J. G., I S., Winchester, Term., 1 .ill-. A. W., M. S ; I :. . II. Evans, E., T. S., Cincinnati, 0., Evans, J.. ' 93 S., Morristown, X. J., Evans, I- 1 ... Scranton. Pa., Evans, W. I... T. .v.. Evans, M. W., A. S.. New Haven, Evans. P. S.. Jr.. ' 95, New Haven, Everitt, S. A.. ' 95, Searsdale, A . ) .. Ewing, C. E., T. S., Danvers, Mass., Ewing, C. II.. ii;. South Dayton, X. Y. Ewing G. II.. ' . 2?., Danvers, Ma Ewing. M . ' 93 S.. S I ! . .. 583 George. 233 York. Y., 57 l ' n ispei 1 136 Culli-yi-. jo Ins. B I ' d. 928 Chapel. 226 In :enw ich, 250 Crow n 241 1 Elm. 1 3 1 Gro vi 267 Orange. 12 High. 96 W. 131 ( .1 - IVI | 34 E. 74 W. 52 Trumbull. 96 X. M. 19 E. 77 N. M. 33 K. 124 Wall. 36 E. Faduma, 0., ' . 5., Waterloo, Sierra Leone, Fair, J. B., ' 93 S., Chicago, III.. 1010 Chapel. Fairbaim, A. M. (Lee), Oxford, Eng., Farnam, Prof. II. W., New Haven, 43 Hillhouse. Farnam, 11.. ' 1)5. New Haven, 37 Hillhouse. Farnham, W. V. (Treas.), New II. (5 Tr.) 335 Prospi 1 1 Farnsworth, F. 1 ' .. ' 94 S., New Haven, 55 Trumbull. Farnum, II. W., ' 94 S., Chicago, III.. 223 York. Farwell, R. K.. ' 92, Freeport, III.. 140 F. Faxon. A. L.. ' 93, Holbrook, Mass.. 129 F. Fay, C. J., ' 93. Hartford, 250 L. Ferguson, I. B., ' 93. New York City, 2 Temple. Ferguson, J. B., ' 94, Pittsburgh, Pa., 276 Crown. Ferguson, S. 1 ' ., ' 94 .v., Troy, X. J ., 114 High. Ferris, II. I!. (Inst.), New Haven, 297 Crown. Ferris. W. II., ' 95, New Haven, 87 Eaton. Ficken, II. II.. ' 93. Charleston, S. C. 13 s.. Field. J. II., ' 93, Rutland, 1 ' t ., 161 F. ImIs.mi. V. X.. P. c .. Jacksonville, III.. 142 Dwight. Finch, E. R., 95, Plainfield, X. J., 55 Trumbull. Finlay, 1 ' .. ' 92. Memphis, I ' .iiii.. 85 V M. Fish, 11. J., ' 93 .V., Pasadena Ca 19 Wall. Fish, W. 1 ' .. ' 92, Elmira, X. ) ' .. 296 L. Fishel, M. M.. ' 113 .v.. Nnti York City, 159 Elm. Fisher. I. (Inst.), New Haven, ng Park. Fisher, S. II.. New Haven, 88 Trumbull. Fisher, Prof. ' ,. 1 ' .. New Haven (0 E.), 27 Hillhouse. Fisk, n. II,, ' 02. Covington, Ay.. 222 I). Flaherty, M.J.. . .v.. Ansonia, 7 Prospect. Flint, G. II.. ' . S., Lincoln, Mass., 2 E. Floyd-Jones. E. H., ' 92, S. Oyster Bay, X. } ' .. 226 L). Fleishner, H. (Lee), Neiv Haven, 928 Grand. Fol ies, II .. ' 92, Salem, 192 C. Foley. T. J.. M .S., Worcester, Mass., 105 Park. Folger, E. R.. ' 946 ' ., Oakland, Cal ., 395 Temple. Follis, J. H., ' 94 .v.. San Francisco, Cal.. 159 Elm. I . .. M.. ' 93, Springfield, ., 223 1). Foote, S. K... ' 115. New York City. 82 Wall. Foote, C. J., (Asst.) New Haven, 305 Howard. Foote, M., . . .v., Guilford, lord. C. C„ . .V., New Haven, 371 Whalley. I- old. F. L., ' 93 27. X., Brant aid. 27 Lynwood. Foster, J. 1 ' - C, (Inst.) New Haven, 109 College. Fouse, G. C, ' 93 .V.. Washington, 411 Temple. Fowler, A. N„ ' 94, Glen Falls, X. ) ' .. 1018 Chapel. Fowler, W. K.. ' 95. Brooklyn. 250 York. DIRECTORY. Fowler, D. F.. ,. .V., New York City, 12 Whalley. Fowler, R. T.. ' 94 S. New Haven, 1193 Chapel. Fox, I . S.. L. .V.. Fairfield, Fox, E. I... ' 93 .v.. New Haven, 117 Park. I- i, II.. ' 94, N w York City. .S4 X. M. Fox, J. C, ' 93. Clinton. in N. Frambach, J. II.. (Spec.,) Kankamia,Wisc, ioio Chapel. Francis, F. I).. ' 92, West Hartford. 54 S. M. Frederick, S. I 1 ., ' 95, Lancaster, Pa., 170 York. Franklin, F. S., ' 95 Lancaster, Pa., 170 York Franklin, V. B., ' -)2, Lancaster, Pa., j-i) Lye. Fr ay. S.. ' 92 S., Bridgeport, 57 Lake. Freeland, A. (... ' 93 .v.. New York City. 42 Elm. Freeman. II. I ' ... ' 02. Hartford, 72 . M. Frissell, L. F., ' .14. Spuyten Duyvil, X. ) ' .. 15 S. Frost. C. II.. ' .)2. Plainfield, X. J., 7 S. Fuhuoha, IF. -. .v.. Tokio, Jap., 312 Elm. Frothingham, I... (Asst.) New Haven, 71 B. Fuller, A. I ' ... M. S.. New Haven, 145 1 (live. Fuller, I ' .. ' 92. New Haven, 10 S. Furbish. C. IF. ' 94, Spencerporl, X. Y., 111 N. Galacar, F. R., ' 95, Hart for. i. 177 F. Gale, C. S., ' 95, Minneapolis, Minn.. 236 Crown. Gallaudette, F. F.. ' 93, Washington, D. ( ' .. 26S L. Gallaway, M. V.. ' 112. New York City, 255 L. Gallaway, J. M., ' 04 .v.. New York City, Gardner, T. A., ' 93, Brooklyn. X. ] .. 141 York. Garfield, F. F.. T. S.. East Jaffery.N. II.. 114 W. Garlick, K.. ' 93 .v., Youngstown, ., [jg Elm. Garvan, E. J., ' 94, Hartford, 1010 Chapel. 1 ..ii ' hel, F. F... ' 93, Louisville, Ay.. - F. ■1 : 1 I .. .) . 5., Meriden, 24 College. George, C. IF. ' 94, Milwaukee, Wis.. 44 Elm, Gerrie, A. V.. Fergus. Out., 92 Eaton. Gibbons, M. J., ' 94. Fair Haven, 138 Park. Gibbs, A. Ii.. 93 .v.. Chicago, III.. 31 Trumbull. Gibbs, Prof. J. V.. New Haven, (S Lab.), 121 High. Gibbs, K. M-. ' 93, Baltimore, 225 Crown. Gibson, G. J.. Jr., Peoria, III., X. IF Hotel. Gignoux, C, ' 02 .v.. Monroe. X. K, 285 York. Gignoux, R. M., L. s.. Monroe, N. ) ' .. 2S5 York. Gilbert, J. A.. P. C. Dayton, 119 College. Gillespie, F. I ' .. ' 04. New York City., 1010 Chapel. Gillespie, J. T.. ' 94 S.. Morristown, X. J., 1010 Chapel. Gillis, R. F., ' 95 Detroit, Mich.. 138 F. Girty, (.. IF. ' 92. Cleveland, O., 149 F. Gleason, F. IF, ' 95, Colorado Springs, Co .. 551 Orange. Gleney, W. IF. Jr., ' 04 .S.. Buffalo. 391 Temple. Goddard, IF M., T. S.. Ludlow, If.. 26 E. Goetchius, J. M., Jr.. ' 94 .S ' ., New York City. 311 York-. Goldstein, F. C ' .. M S.. Ansonia. Gooch, Prof. F. A.. New Haven. (K. L.), 388 Whitney. Goodell, Prof. T. D., New Haven, 284 Orange. Good, J. E.. ' 95. Denver. Col.. 363 Elm. Goodenough, S. IF. ' 95. Winchester, 17 S. G lenough, G. F.. ' 93, Winchester. 17 S. Goodenough, E. W., M S., Winchester, 41 Howe. Goodhart, S. P., ' 92 S.. Neio Haven, 44 Elm. Goodrich, F. B., T. S., Plainfield, X. J.. 105 W. Goodwillie, J. B., ' 114 .S ' .. Cleveland, 0., 254 York. Goodwin, F. C, ' 95, Biddeford, Me., 62 Whalley. Goodwin, W. M., M. S., Waterbury, 297 George. Goodwin, W. B., Spec. Bangor. M.. 171 Meadow. Gordon, G. A.. ' 92 S., Savannah. i,a.. 43 College. Gordon. M. R.. M. S., Chelsea. Mass., 115 Day. Gosling, T. Y.. ' 1)4 Cincinnati, if. 14 S. i «. J. IF, ' 104, Waterbury, 127 College. Gould, J. A.. ' 92 S., Aurora, X. ] ' .. 131 Grove. Gouraud, G. F.. ' 95 Norwood, Eng., 254 York. 90 bIRECTORY. Grafton, J. E., ' 93, Nor, 141 Teraple. Graham, C. A.. Denver, Col., 221 D. Graham, A., ' 94 .S ' ., Paterson, N. J., 127 College. (.ram, F. E., ' 92, Brooklyn, X. ) ' .. 217 D. Granville, W. A.. {Spec.) Lindsborg, Kan., 546 State. Graves, A. B., {Spec.) Brooklyn, N. ) ' ., 4.3 College. Gravi -. A. C, L. S.. New Haven, 101 Grove. Graves, I . G., M. .v.. Danbury, 107 Temple. Graves, U.S.. ' 92 Indover, Mass., D. II. Cray, 1.., .. S., Phccnix, Ariz., 138 St. John. Greely, A., ' 114. Jacksonville, Fla., 138 F. Grei n. |. S., ' 02 S., Raynham, Ma 405 Temple. Gn em G., ' 94, Si. Helen ' s, Eng., 47 N. Greene, N. W., ' (14. Worcester, Mass., 583 George. Greene, II. I ' .. ' 11- ' . S., Amsterdam, A. ) ' ., 293 York. ( rreer, A. I ... ' 93, . ■) . ; ' ity, 235 I . Grein, A. L., ' . S., Buffalo, 6] W Griffin, F. II.. ' 92, Springfield, Ma 217 1). Griffing, ' 1 ' . S.. ' 112 S., Setauket, N. ) ' ., 393 Temple. Griggs, 1 . ' .. ' i2 .v.. IVaterbury, 248 York. Griswold, M.. Jr.. ' . C, Erie, A Griswold, R. S., Jr., Lyme, 121 Elm. Gruener, G. F. (Tut.), New Haven, 5 S. Gruener, 11. R. (AssM Lib.), New Haven, 39 Whiting. Gruener, H. W. (Asst.) New Haven, 39 Whiting. Gudebrode, L. A., .- . .s.. Meriden, Gunter, (... ' 113 S., Montgomery, Ala,, 285 York. Gurnee, G. 11.. ' 95, Nyack, X. Y., 159 York. Guthrie, W. V.. Jr., ' 94. Atkinson. Kan., 107 N. Gwathmey, A. 1!.. |r.. ' 94 S., Richmond, Va., 40 Elm. Hackett, W. 11.. ' 9;,. New Harm. 143 West. Hadley, Prof. A. T., New Haven, 93 Whitney. Hadlock, A.. 1 ' . ., Kalamazoo. Mich., 91 Lake HagL-r, S. T., ' 92, Brooklyn. X. V.. 9 Library. Hadsell, G. A.. ' 94 .s.. Plainville, 285 York. Halbert, C. W., ' 95. St. Pan . Minn., 332 Temple. Halbert, II. T., ' 95, Si. ' an . Mini,.. 332 Temple. Haight, C. S.. t 2. Brooklyn, A ' . ) ' .. 220 D. Haldeman, D. C, ' 113. Harrisburg, Pa.. 253 L. Hall. C. II.. Jr.. .14. Brooklyn, X. 1 ' .. 231 York. Hall, E. C, ' 94 .V.. Wallingford, 200 Grove. Hall, J. 1.., ' 94. Willimantic, 297 Crown. Hall, J. B., M. .V, Hartford, 297 George. Hall. R. E., ' 93 .V.. ail ,;,:. 1 24 Wall. Hall. W. C, Jr.. ' 92, Louisville, Ky., 236 I). Hamilton, A T. S.. Brantford, On .. 52 K. Hamilton, 1... ' 115. New York City, 113 Wall. Hamilton, I ' . D., ' 93 -V., IVaterbury, 297 York. Hamlin, 1. II.. ' 95, East Bloomfield, N. K. 62 Lake. Hamlin, (.. W., ' 95, Canandaigua, X. ) ' .. 62 Lake. Hamlin, II. W., ' .12 S., Chicago, III., 131 Grove. Hammond, C. N . ' 96, Sparrow Bush, N. ) ., 242 York. Hammond, J. II.. Jr.. ' 112 i ' .. St. Paul, Minn. 43 College. Hammond, 0. II., ' 93 S., Si. ' an . Mum., 43 College. Hammond, S. M.. ' 113 .v.. Torrington, 53 Prospect. Ilaniia. T. K.., Kansas City, Mo.. 88 Wall. II iradon, F. M.. ' 94. Marshalltown, la.. 310 Elm. liar.-. C. W., ' 95, Philadelphia, Pa.. Hare, M., ' 114, New York City, 203 York. Hare, M., 113, New York, City. 206 D. 1 1. irniar, J.. ' 92 .V., Philadelphia, Pa., 395 Temple. Harmstad, C. ( ' ., ' 93. Jersey City, 224 D. Harrington, A. T., ' 94, .vans. X. ).. 173 K. Harris, C. E., T. .S ' ., Providence, 81 W. Harris, F. J., ' 94. New York, City. 16S York. Harris. II. W., ' 95, East Orange, X. J., Harris. N. D., ' 92 .v., Chicago, 111., 92 York Sq. Harris, Prof. S.. New Haven (1 E.), 144 College. Harrison. E. B., T. S.. Bethlehem, 51 E. 91 DIRECTORY. Harrison, F. B., ' 95, Neio York City, 1204 Chapel. Harrison, W., .. .S ' .. Columbus, 133 College. Harsh. S. A., ' 92 .V., Denver, 150 Grove. Hart. E. H., ' 94 5., New Britain, 150 College. Hart. H. F... ' 94 5.. New Britain. 200 Grove. Hart. M. S., ' 94 5., New Britain. 150 College. Hart. T. S.. . o ' .. New Haven, 63 Grove. Hartsock, J. L.. T. S.. Hagerstown, Mil.. 76 W. Hartwell, C. V.. M. S.. New Haven, 104 Howe. Hartwell, J. A.. M. s.. Jersey City. 1090 Chapel. Hartwell, S. I!.. ' 93, Oil City. ' a.. 10 S. Harvey. A. F., ' 93, Cleveland, ( ' .. 145 F. Haskell, H. S.. ' 92, Norwich, II S. Haskell, V., (Supt. R. R.) New Haven, 96 Dwight. Haskell. W. S., ' 92. ' . Falmouth. Mr.. 8 S. Haslehurst, H. J., ' 93 .V., Brooklyn. 86 Wall. Hastings, F. W., Jr.. ' 93, Bradford, ' a.. 131 F. Hastings, Prof. C. S., N. liar. 8,(39 X. S. H.) 191 Bradley. Haslam, 1.. S.. L. S.. Stamford. 85 V. 1). Hatch, F. L., ' 92 5., Springfield, III.. 1052 Chapel. Hatcher, J. B.. (Asst.) X-o Harm. 9 P. Hauslein, F. A.. ' 92. Genoa. 111.. 7 S. Hams. J. A., ' 04. New York City. 1018 Chapel. Hawkes, G. I 1 ., L. S.. New arm, Chapel. Hawley, A. S., ' 93 .V. New Haven, 20 Gill. Hay, L., ' 92, Springfield, III.. 232 D. Haynes, C. S., 7 ' . .V.. Fitchburg, Mass., 121 W. Healy. F. F.. .. .V. Windsor ., . 294 Elm. Healy, J. J., .. S., Saratoga Springs, 57 Prospect. Heaton, W. W., ' 95. New York. 199 York. Heckman, S. Y,.. T. S., Cincinnati, O., 43 E. Heermance, T. W., ' 93, White Plains, X. Y.. 168 F. Hcennans. ].. ' 05. Coming, X. Y.. 214 Crown. Hetidtinger.W.W.. ' . G., Minneapolis, Minn., 251 Crown. Heileman, H. F.. ' 94 S.. New Haven, 92 Asylum. Heller. I. M., ' 94 S., New Haven, 95 St. John. Hellier, F. 0.. T. S.. Crass Lake; Mich., 60 W. Henderson, V.. ' 95, Louisville, Ay.. 62 Trumbull. Hendrick, B. J.. ' 95, New Haven, 169 Spring. Henegan, W. J., L. S., Newark, X. J.. 28 Sprui e. Henry. 1 ' . S., ' 94, Chicago, 139 F. Henry. T. I... A. S., Ntw Harm. Henry. W. T., .. .V., Dallas, Tex., 30 Home. Hewlett. H. E., ' 04 .s.. Babylon, 159 Elm. Hewlett, 1... ' 95, Cold Spring Harbor, 363 Elm. Hickox, C. R.. Jr.. ' 93, New York City. 120 High. Higgins, W. M., ' 93, Thompsonville, 25 S. High, S. T., ' 95, Chicago, 242 York. Hill. C. B., ' 93 .V.. Montgomery, X. ) ' .. 24S York. Hill, C. L., ' 95, Greenfield Hill, 414 Crown. Hill, E. Li., ' 94, Madison. 82 N. M. Hill. F. A., ' 93. Xonoalk. 66 Y. Hill, H. A., L. S., Bridgeport, Hill. II. C, ' 04 .v.. Mystic, S4 Lafayette. Hill. J. X.. ' 93, St. Paul, Minn.. 1076 Chapel. Hill, L. . ' 93 .V., St. Paul. Minn.. 1076 Chapel. Hill, X. 1 ' .. ' 94 .V.. Montgomery. X. ) ' .. 409 Temple. Hinckley, D. R., ' 02. Northampton, Mass., 46 S. M. Hinckley, II. B., ' 92. Northampton, Mass.. 46 S. M. Hincks, W. T., .. .V.. Bridgeport, Hine, F. S.. ' 95, New Britain, 723 Elm. Hine, F. ¥,.. ' 93 .s.. Milford, 55 Prospect. Hinkle, F. W. ' 92, Cincinnati, 0.. 274 L. Hinkey. F. A.. ' 95, Tonawanda, X. Y., 31 High. Hitchcock, C. 1... Cuyahoga Falls, 0., 83 W. Hitchcock. C. W., ' 93 .V.. Cleveland, O., 42 Elm. Hixon, G. C, ' 94, Lacrosse, Wise, 159 Elm. Hoar. J., 3d. L. S.. Bod Hank. X. 7- 121 Elm. Hobart. F. W., ' 95, Cincinnati, 0., 299 George. Hobbie, J. P., ' 93. Casenovia, X. Y„ 233 D. 92 DIRECTORY. Hodge, Ben., ' 93, St. run!, Minn.. 263 I Holbrook, I . ' 95, Vew 1 01 i 1 1 1 135 College. Holbrook, K. T., ' 93, Yonkers, X. ) ' .. [62 I Holden, C. R., ' 92, Chicago, III.. 103 X. Holden, L. H., ' 95, Nnoari, X. J.. 84 Wall. Hollister, B. P., ' 92, Cincinnati, 0., 203 D. Hollister, G. B., ' 92, Rutherford, X. J.. 254 I Holly, II. II.. Jr., ' 94 .v.. New York City, 54 Wall. Holmes, K. W., 94, H 1 Winsted, [58 F. Holohan, |. F., I. S., Walerbury, 25 Lynwood. Holt, II. B., ' 94, Spuyten Duyvil, X. Y. 84 N. M. Holt, S. S.. ' 93 .v.. Hew Haven, 71 Dwight. Holter, E. O., ' 04. Helena, Mm. ' .. 170 York. Holton, II. W., M. S., r cw Haven, 579! Holzinger, (.. A.. T. X, Princeton, III.. 6 I Homans, T. S.. ' 02 X. Springfield, Mr 395 temple. Hone, J. 1 ' .. . 115. Rochester, X. ) .. 270 Crown. Hoober, J. A.. . v. York, Ph., i Pro Hood, W., ' . 4. Auburn, X. ) .. 62 S. M. Hooker, I. F., ' 95, Brattleboro, 231 York. Hopkins, E. C, ' 94 X, Danielsom [36 College. Hoppin, Prof. J. M.. New Hat en (12 A. S.) 47 Hillhouse Il.nr. I.. 1 • ' .. .1 . .V. Bridgeport. Hosmer, S., ' 92, Paterson, X. J., 211 1 1. Hotchkiss F. E. (Supt.), Hew Haven, 90 High. Hotchkis-. II. I ' .. ' 04 X, Hew Haven, [226 Chapel. Howe, i). K., T. .v., Killingworth, 53 Prospect. Howe, K. K... ' 93, So. Windsor. Si X. M. Howe W. T. II.. ' 93 S., Cazenovia, X. ! ' .. 53 Prospect. Howell, H., ' 93 X. Brooklyn, X. ) ' .. 86 Wall. 11. .well. L. M., ' 04, 11 ' . Hampton Center, X. ) ' .. 279 L. Howland, J.. ' 114. New York City. 45 S. M. Hoyt, P. B., ' 93 S„ Chicago, III., 131 Grove. Hoyt, C. W., ' i)4 S., New Haven, 309 Howard. Hubbell, (1. M.. ' 94 X. Ansonia, Hubby, F. ' .. Jr., 05. Cleveland, 0. 13 19 Chapel. Hubbard, J. .. I . S., Sioux City, la., 57 Lake. Ihul.lv. C. II.. Jr., . .V., Providence, . ' . .. 310 Kim. Hughes, A. B., ' 94, New Haven, 130 Forbes. Hughes, R. 11.. ' . X. Tanrallt, Wales, [13W. Hulburt, C. N., ' 94. Norwich, 310 Elm. Hull, R. S. ' 94, Scranton, Pa., 556 Chapel. Hull. T. ' I ' ., .. X. Jeioett City, 14; Wooster Hume, A. C, ' 92, Poughkeepsie, X. Y. 204 1). Hungerford, W. C, ' 93 S., . .:o Britain, 24N York. Hunt. II. 1 1.. ' 92 s.. Columbia, 81 Wall. Hunt. J. I... ' 95, Hopewell, X. J.. 332 York. Hunt, W. I.. (Tut.) New II, iron. us X. 12 Univ. PI. Hunter, J.. I. .v.. Cat ' and, Huntington, D. ' 1 ' .. ' 92, Hartford, Huntington, II.. ' 92, Plainfield, X. J.. Huntington, II. A.. .. X. Poquonock. Hurlbert, J. 1... ' 93, Forreslville, X. I.. Hurlbut, I. E., A. .v.. A,:. ' Haven. Hurlburt, E. ! ' •., ' 94 S., Ro 1 Husinsky, M. J., M. X. New Haven, Husted, J. W., Jr., ' 02. Peekskill, X. Y. Ilmcl.ii.-. A 1 (Ast. I. il .) New II, iron. Hutchins, S. 1 .. ' 93, Danielsonville, 98 V. 247 I.. 109 X. 59 S. M. 2oGill. I (I, . 1 mgress 204 I). 29 Home. 147 F. Hutchins, W. J., ' 92, Los Angeles, Col.. 77 X. M. Hutchins, J. 1... ' 95, Andover, Mo., 99 Davenport. Hutchinson, ' ,. A.. ' 93 .v.. Chicago, III.. 248 York. Huttelmaier, G. E., ' 92, .v.. Knoxville, Venn., 192 Grove. Hyde, C. C, ' 95, Chicago, III., 307 George. Hyde, II. X.. ' 95, Syracuse, X. ) ' .. 242 York. Kaneyuki, I.. ' 94 S., Tokyo. Japan, 131 Howe. Ichihara, M.. ' . C. Kyoto, Japan, 67 YV. [go, F. W. L. S., New Haven, 153 Ashmun. Ingersoll, C. A., ' 93. .v.. New Haven, 24 Elm, 93 DIRECTORY. [ngersoll, J. W. I)., ' 92, Marengo, llf, Ingraham, R. S-, T. S., Brooklyn, X. I ' ., Isbell, M. C, L. S.. Ansonia, Iseland, W. ¥., T. S., Natal, S. Africa, Ives F.. ' 95. New Haven, Ives, A. S., M. S., New Raven, Ives, S. B., ' 93, New York City, Ivison, W. C. ' 92, New York City, Jackson, C. S., ' 94, Allegheny. Jackson. G. II., J . 5., New Haven, Jackson. H. II.. ' 92 S., Chicago, III . Jackson, II. ' 1 .. ' 92 S., Allegheny City, Pa. Jacobs. L., L. S., New Haven, Jacobson, F.. (Lee.) New Haven, Jacobus, G., ' 95, Springfield, James, D. M., ' . G., Fair Haven, James. F. P.. ' 95. Lockport, N. ) ' .. James, F. T.. ' 04 S., Nezo York City, J -James, R. C, ' 94, Baltimore, Md., Janeway. T. C, ' 02 S., X. ■■;,■) ' ■■■City, January. H. C, ' 93 S-. St. Louis. Mo., Jay, P., ' 92. New York City, Jeffery, R. E., .. S., Son Diego. Cat., Jenkins. C. I ., ' 94. Cleveland, ' lenkius. I. S-, ' 94. Stamford. penning, C. s.. ' 94 S., Soittliport, fenny, I. II.. ' 92. New York- City, [epson, II. B., ' 93, Nexo Haven, Jewett, N. II., ' 04, Buffalo, X. ) ' ., fohnson, A.. ' 04 5., Bridgeport, Johnson, C. S., ' 04 A.. X. :o Haven. Johnson, F. A.. ' 04 S., Norwich, Johnson, II. S., ' 04 S., Brooklyn, X. ) ' .. Johnson. R. II.. L. S., Boisi City, Idaho, ■74 F. 54 E. 118 W. 47 Orange. 347 Temple. 235 D. 254 L. roiS Chapel. 115 Day. 126 Wall. SS Wall. 85 1 lhapel. 1 + 1 St. John. 33 Lake. 47 ' rospect. ' 50 York. 137 College. 250 I- 137 Wall. 1 1 l Irove. [83 Lyi . 4 1 ' , illege. 38. in-, irge. 45 S. M ( ;S Stat.-. 101 3 Chapel. ill. X. 220 D. 57 Lake. 23 ' runil tull 54 Wall $4 Wall 93 1 llive Johnson, E. G., ' 92, Groton, Johnson, J. W., .. S., Brooklyn, N. Y., Johnson. L. F., ' 93. Bangor. Me., Johnson, Prof. S. W.. New Haven, Johnston. F. L.. T. S., Byron. III., Johnston. W. R., ' 93 .S.. Shippensburg, Pa. Johnstone, E. W., ' 92 S„ Connellsville, Pa. Jones, A. H., ' 93, St. loan. Mo., Jones, C. D. . ' 93. Cinncinati, 0.. Jones, E. C, ' 95, New Haven, Jones, L. B., ' 94, Wilkcs-Barre, Pa., Jordan, I. M.. Jr., ' 95, Cincinnati. 0.. Jordan, M. C. A. S.. New Haven. Jordon, R. II.. ' 93. St. ' Joseph, Mo., Joy, II. T., -93. Xe-.oark. X. J., Joyce. H. L., ' 04. -V .S ' .. Egremont, Mass.. Joyce. IL C, . .S . Bridge for . fudson, A.. ' 94, Montclair, X. J.. Judson, M. I... A. .V.. Stratford. Judson, W. P.. ' 93. ,:c Haven, : Kabayama, S.. .. .v.. Tokio. Jap.. Kaiinc. A. K., ' 04 S., SI Louis, Mo.. Kalman, C. 0., ' 03 .v.. .SV. Paul. Mum.. Karmarkar, S. .. ' . S.. Bombay, India, Kazanjian, K. II . ' . .V. Aintah, Turkey, Keays, F. I... ' 04. North Benaick, Me., ICebabian, S. (.. ' 04. Rodosto, Turkey, Kebbe, D. I... T. ?., Ilolliston, Moss.. Reck, T. A.. ' 95, I: ' . Orange. N. J., Ked ie. J. I I.. 113 S, Leans on. III., ICeedy, 11. Rohrersville, Mi.. Keeling. J. 11.. T. S.. I tiea. A. J ' .. Kehl. C. P.. 7. ,s.. E. Greenville, fa.. Keith. W. W.. ' 92 .V. Chicago, III.. 28 S. 409 Temple. 131 F. 54 Trumbull. 97 W. , 53 Prospect. , 150 Grove. 277 L. 205 D. 84 William. 1 16 High. 16 S. 100 N. 228 D. 364 Whally. 104 Winthrop. 1 161 Chapel. 305 Temple. 124 Wall. 84 W. 1 1 J W . 1 150 Chapel. 9 Library. 30 F. Library. 131 ( Irove. 02 W. no . 47 E. 131 ( !ro e. 94 DIRECTORY. Keller. F. A.. ' 92. Fort Plain, N. ) ' .. Kellogg, G. A., I . X. Vernon Center, Kellogg, ;. 1 1.. ' 115, St. I ,•111,. Mo., Kellogg, 11. II.. ' 114. Carthage, Mo. . Kelly, A. II.. ' 95. Louisville, Ay., Kemp. A. T.. ' 114 .V. Neiv )]■■; City, Kenerson, Y.. ' . G., New Haven, Kenna, W. M., M S., New Haven. Kennaday, 1 ' .. ' 95, Montclair, X. J., Kennedy, II. II., ' n2. Syi a, use, V. ) .. Kent, N. ' 95, Fordham, X. ) ' .. Kenyon, A. J,, .. .v.. Branford, Kershow, M. II.. ' 95, Philadelphia, Pa., Ki yser, I.. ' ' 14. -V. Baltimore, Mi .. Keyser, V. Jr., ' 115, Baltimore, J , .. Kidd, II. M., ' 92, Albany, X. ) ' .. Kilbourne, F. W., ' 94 S, Meriden, Kimball, C. A.. ' 95, Littleton, Mass., Kimball, J. II.. ' n2 S, ( hicago, III.. King. ( ' . I ;.. ' 114. Chicago, III.. King, 1 ' ' . A.. ' 115. Providence, A ' . A, Kin-. II. I ' .. A. S., Meriden, King, R. Jr., ' .14. Cincinnati, Kingman, K. I... .1 . S., Bridgeport, Kingsley, C, Jr., 115. ' mis. France, Kinney, T. S., ' 115, Chicago, III., Kirkland, E., ' 94, Utica, X. ) ' ., Kitchel, Prof. C. 1... New Haven, Kitchel, W. 1... ' 02. New Haven, Knaebel, E., ' 114. Brooklyn, X. Y., Knapp, C. K.. ' 94 .v.. Auburn, X. ) ' .. Knapp, H. H. (Lee), Bridgeport, Knapp, I. M.. ' 92 .v.. Auburn, X. ) ' .. Knapp, Prof. Y. 1.. New Haven, (202 1 .|. Knowles, G. G.. ' 92, Wilmington, Dot.. 174 F. 315 ( (rchard. 108 N. So X. M. S2 Broadw aj 90 Wall. 101S Chapel. 440 Slate. 310 Kim. .24 V 222 1 Town. 242 York. 391 Temple. i in Park. 68 N. M. Meriden. 333 down. 21 ( 1 1  i 1 1 1 14 I tigh. 121 York. [32 Wall. 263 ( rown. 231 Will;. [32 Wall. 331 Temple. 169 F. 105 Bristol. 65 65 W. 135 Whitney. 278 L. nox, 1. M., ' 92, Easton, Pa., 266 L Kern. W. A.. M. S., Norwich, 506 Elm.. Kom. W. A.. T. .v., Mertztowti, Pa., 23 E. [ounfae, W ' I ' ., ' i)2 .v., Omaha, Neb., 86 Wall. u.im. S. A., A. -V., Plainjield, X. J.. 373 Crown. tyle, C. I .. ' 93, Cayuga, X. ) ' .. 121. V add, A. J.. ' .14 A.. Montville, 54 Wall. add, I . VV., ' 95, New Haven, 204 Prospei t. .add. Prof. G. ' 1 ' .. New Haven, 204 Prospei 1, aki , C. 1 1.. ' 94, Nao Haven, 1 57 I Allege. .ake, F. M., . . .S ' ., , w Haven. mil., I ' ,. 1 ' .. h.. ' 114. New Haven, 584! Impel. .anil.eri. A. Van S.. ' 93, New York City, 280 I.. .amprey, II. A.. ' 114. l.aconia, X. II., 3 S. ,amson, E. K.. ' 113. Montclair, X. J.. 125 X. •ainsuii, W. J.. ' 93, Montclair, X. J., 125 X. ,ande, F. M.. 114 S., New York City. 120 High. .andfear, II. VV., Glastonbury, ( ' .. 91 W. .ane, II. E., ' 92 .V.. Killingworth, St Wall. .ane, J. E., ' .)4. North Hadley, Mass., 1.4 VV. .angzettel. ' ■■IK. ■' . 2V., New Haven. .angzettel, W. J., ' 114 .v.. New Haven, 725 Whitney. .. ni-iii-. VV., Jr., ' 93 ,s.. Albany. X. ) ' .. 90 Wall. Lassell, S. 1... ' 92. Orange, X. J., 57 S. M. Lathrop, W. ( ' ,.. 7 ' . X, Providence, A ' . I.. 16 Univ. PI. .aughlin, 1. 1 ' ... ' 93. Pittsburgh, ' «.. 234 I). .aw. W. VV., Jr., ' .12 X, Yonkers, X. ) .. 38 Elm. ,awbaugh, E. A.. ' 93 .v., Opechee, Mich., 15 E. .awlor, T. K.. A. X., Waterbury, 440 State. awson, G. V. M X.. Union, 22 College. ,awson, 11. M. (Asst.), Union, 44 E. Lawton, 11. I... 113 X.. Meriden. Lawton, F., M. X.. Meriden. Lawton, L. C, ' 93 S., Brooklyn, X. J ' ., 55 Prospect. 95 DIRECTORY. Lay. E. IF. ' 94, Fulton, III.. Layman. H. L.. T. S.. Los Angeles, Cat., Leavenworth, P. R., ' 92. Castleton, ' .. Leavitt, 15. E., ' 93, New Haven, Lee. B. J., ' 94 S., New Haven, Lee, ]• ' .. ' 94 .v.. Port of Spain, Lee, F. II.. ' .14 .v.. Chicago, III.. Lee, F. I.., ' 95. Ne-o York City Lee, H. B., ' 95. Louisville, Ay., Lee, J. A.. ' 95, A, w Britain, Leete, W. H., ' 94. Thompsonville, Lentilhon, J., Jr., ' 94 S., X. w Y01 City, Leonard, F., Jr., L. S.. Wesifield, Mass., Lesinsky, J., ' 92 .v., New York City. Lester. J. C, T. S.. Fail ' . Va., Levi, A. D., ' 95, Erie, Pa.. Lewis, A. F., ' 42, Bozeman. A on., Lewis, (I. A.. ' 95, Hudson, X. ) ' .. Lewis, It. B., ' 93. . v., New llar.u. Lewis. J. M., A. S., Ne-.o ll.r. , . Lewis, T. H., ' 93 S., Evanston, III.. Lewis, T. S.. ' 94 .v., Naugatuck, Light, J. K., P. ( .. Lebanon, Pa.. Lilley, M. C, Jr., ' 94 .V.. Columbia. O.. Limburger, E. A.. ' .15. A ,;. ' r e- - City, Limburger, II. K.. ' 95, New York City. Linahan, J. P.. ' 93, New Haven, Lindeke, A. V.. ' (14. si. Paul, Mum.. Lindsley, Prof. C. A.. New Haven, Lineaweaver, C. I ' ., ' 94. Pottsville, Pa., Linn. M. 1;.. ' 04 .v.. Chicago, III.. Little. F.A., ' 113 S., Meriden, Lloyd, F. M., ' 93, New Haven, Lloyd, R., ' 114. Cincinnati, C. 1 ,obenstine, E. C, ' 95, New ) ' ,• !■( ' ity, 55 Prospect. 92 W. 12 S, ( s Gill. 102 1 lev ■iti. 335 Orange 128 Wall. 113 Wall. 263 ' irange. 928 1 lhapel. 2 S. 145 College. 2 } I , 1 iw od. 393 Temple. 120 W. 423 Temple. 59 Lake. 96 X. M. 438 Geoge, [32 1 lollege. 65 I rove. 109 Elm. 130 Wall. 233 York. 233 York. 27] I ' ll . 114 1 1 1 gli 15 Elm. 121 Willi IM 22: Vorl 152 F. 237 D. 211) York. Lockwood, E. II. (Inst.). New Canaan. 145 College. Lockwood, I ' . A., 114. Norwalk, 237 I). L01 kwood, J. I,.. Jr., ' 95. Elizabeth, X. ' J.. 200 York. Lockwood, T. B., ' 95, Buffalo, X. ).. Lockwood, S. N., L. S., Bridgeport, Loe, E. O., T. .V., Grand Meadow, Minn Longacre, J. McC, 115. Philadelphia, Pa Longenecker, R., ' 114. Bedford, Pa., Loomis, D. (Inst.), Rockvil e, Loomis. H. F.. ' 94. New York City, Finance. J. F., ' 92, A ' ,;, ' Haven, Lord, A. P.. ' 93, A ' , re York City, Ford, 1).. 3d, ' 92, X. w York City, Loring, D. A.. Jr., ' . C. Ntw York City Lounsbury, Prof. T. K.. Ntio Haven, Lounsbury, K. R., ' 04. Hartford, Lounsbury, W. V., ' 04. New Haven, Loveland, C. X.. ' 94. Wilkesbarre, Pa.. Lovell, A.. ' 92. Plainfield, X. J.. Lowe, W. J., ' . C Whitinsville, Mass., Lowndes, L., Jr., ' 95. Cumberland, Ma ' .. Lowndes, R. T., ' 95. Cumberland, Md., Luce, H. W.. ' 92, Scranton, Pa.. Liu key. F. R., ' . G . X w Haven, Fnsk. (I. (Inst.), New Haven, Luskey, F. K.. ' . G ' ., New liar. a. Luther, C. F.. T. S., I ' ainesville, 0.. Lyman, D. 1 ' ... Jr.. ' 95, LaCrange, III., Lyman, E. I!.. ' 95, Greenfield, Ma 26 High. 1 142 ( hapel. 93 W. 142 F. 107 Temple. 1018 Chapel. 60 S. M. 15c, F. 270 Crown. 227 Crown. 22 Lincoln. 29 S. 22 Lincoln. 6!S W. 165 F. 22 Whalley. 90 High, 90 High. 103 N. 21 Eld. 2S Elm. 21 Eld. S 7 W. 1079 Chapel. S University PI. Lyman, I . I!.. ' 114. Salt Lake City, Utah, 1079 Chapel. Lyman, U.S.. ' 112. Salt Lake City, Utah, 201 1 1. Lynch, F. IF, ' 04. Peace Pal.. R. I.. in. Park. Lynch, W. J., M. S., Hartford, in Edgewbod. Lyon. I. P.. ' 93, Hartford, 260 L. McAllister, C. N., ' 92, St. Joseph, Mo.. 90 N, M. DIRECTORY. McBirney, G. D., ' 04, Chicago, 111., 159 Elm. Mi Call, J. St. C, . S., York, Pa., 61 Prospei 1 McCann, W. G., ' 95, Philadelphia, Pa.. 79 N. M. M.i andless, W. V.. ' 94. Pittsburgh, Pa., 107 Temple. McCauley, S. W., ' 93 S., Wilmington, l ' ., 597 l emple. Mi Clelland, A. 1... T. S., Brandon, II 61 W. McClung, T. I... ' 02. Knoxville, Venn., 258 I McCormick, 11. B., ' 92, Harrisburg, Pa., 57 S. M. Md ormick, V. C, ' 93 S., Ha Pa., 109 Wall. McCray, E. II.. ' 04. Rockville, 81 N. M. Md ullagh, J. 11.. Jr.. Irvington, X. J.. 184 York. McCullough, II. 1 ' ., ' 114. Bennington, II.. 1010 Chapel. McDonnell, R. A., M. S., New Haven, 266 Porlsea. Mi Duffee, F. E., ' 94, Bradford, I ' .. 64 W. Mi I v.iy, T. K.. .1 . 5., Hopkinton, Ma 506 1 m McFadden, W. A., ' 95, Cincinnati, ( .. 109 Elm. McGee, C. V.. ' 93 S., Plainfield, X. J., 43 College. McGuinness, J. I... Spec, New II Mcintosh, 11. W., -. .v.. Wilkinsburgh, Pa., 928 Chapel. McKee, I... ' 95, Washington, D. C, [59 York. Mi Keever, B., ' 94, Chicago, III., 165 York. McKeever, I. C, ' .12 S., New York City, 43 College. McKell, J. D.. ' 95, Chillicothe, O., roio Chapel McKell, W ' ., ' 93 S., Chillicothe, ( ' .. 1010 ( hapi !. M Kenna, G. R., L. S., Westerly, R. .. 24 Home PI. McKenna, V. J.. ' 93, Westborough, Mass.. 27 S. Mc Kin. W., 114. Navesink, X. J., 1010 Chapel. McKinney, K. C, ' 94. Pueblo, Col., ,s McKnight, S., ' 93, Louisville, Ay., 159 Elm. McLane, C. E., 3 -V.. Baltimore, Md., ijoWall. McLane, G. R., ' 95, New York City. 223 1). Mi Laughlin, Prof. E. T., New Haven, 267 L. McLaughlin, J., T. S.. Danielsonville, 10 E. McLear, M„ L. .v.. Wilmington, Del., 1161 Chapel. Mi Master, G. T., Spec, New York City, 6 High. Mi Mill. in. P. II., ' 94, Detroit, Mich., 178 Lye. McMullen, F. B., ' 93 5., Pictou, Can.. 4U) Temple. Mi Mullen, II. Y., ' 93 .V. Pictou, Can., 419 Temple. McNamara, D. T.. I. S., New Haven, 270 Hamilton. McNaul, W. C, T. S., Salona, Pa., 95 V. McWilliams, J. C, .. .v.. Neio Haven, 16 Hamilton. McQuaid, W. A., .. S.. New Haven, 1S1 Orchard. Mi ii ker, E., 112 S., Collinsville, X. ) ' .. 42 Elm. MacGregor, J., ' 95, Akron. 0.. 134 College. Mackoy, II. B., ' 114. Covington, 17 1- ' . Macphier, T. K.. . . .V.. New Haven, Maffitt, W., ' 93, St. Louis, Mo., 251 Crown. Maher, A. F., L. .V., New Ha; en, 203 East. Maher, J. S., ' .12 S., N w Haven, 203 East. Mall ' tv. .. ' 04 A. Cincinnati, 0., 24S York. Maloney, D. J., 112 s.. New Haven, 4 Ferry. Mandel, E. E., ' 92 S., Chicago, III., 121. Wall. Mandel, I... ' 93 -i ' .. Chicago, III., 124 Wall. Mann, W. B., L. S., Providence, R. I.. 310 Elm, Manning, R. E. ' 02 5., Brooklyn, X. ) ' .. 88 Wall. Manson, I . E.. ' 02. New Haven, 274 L. Manss, W. IE. ' . .v., Cincinnati, 0., 10S W. Maples, J. W., ' 04 S., Norwnlk, 524 Chapel. Marks, K. A., ' 95. Sioiu City, la., 57 Lake. Marlatt, Y. II . Lebanon, 0., 516 Chapel. .Marsh. A. M . ' 92. Bridgeport, 76 N. M. Marsh. Prof. O. C. New Haven, iS P.) 360 Prospect. Marsh. VV. 1).. ' . C, Amherst, Mass., 373 Crown. Marshall. Elliot. ' 92, Montclair, X. J., 76 N. M. Marshall. L. V., ' 92, Middleboro, Mass., 191 C. Marston, E. B., M. S.. Bath, Me., 297 George. Martin. A. J.. ' 93, Deckertown, N.J., 119 N. Martin. C. M., ' 95, Norwich, N. ) ' .. 159 York. Martin, ;. ().. ' 93, St. Louis, Mo., 114 High. Martin. J. B., L. S., New Haven, 576Grand. 97 DIRECTORY. Martin, L. 11., L. S., Gettysburg, Pa., 552 Chapel. Marvin, L. P. W., ' 92, Hartford, 8 S. Marvin, W. R.. ' 93, Pittsburgh, Pa., 249 I, . Mason, E. 11.. ' 92, Chicago, III.. 219 I). Mason, R. B., ' 95, Chicago, III.. 176 F. Massey, B. M., ' 95, Springfield, 1 157 Chapel. Massey, R. V., ' 92 5., Dover, Del., 42 Elm. Mather, T. W. (Inst), New Haven, 19 Warren. Mathews, 11. C, 112 S., New York City, 206 Crown. Matthewman, J. A., ' 94, New Haven, 480 Winthrop. Matthews. C. U., .. S., New Haven, 732 Orange. Mathison, E. T., New Huron. 2 Audubon. Mead, S. C., I- S., Greenwich, 1494 Chapel. Meara, F. S. (Inst.). Cottage City, Mass., 70 N. M. Mechling, F. B.. ' 94 S., Denver, Col.. S6 Broadway. Meeker. G. M.. ' 92 S., Newark, N. J., 1 180 Chapel. Meigs, C. E., ' 94 S., Waterbury, 65 Grove. Melick, I). IS.. ' 95. Gladstone, X. J., 96 N. M. Men. lei. L. B., P. G., Delhi, N. ) ' .. 22 Trumbull. Merrels, C. W., ' 02 S., New Haven, 24 Pearl Merritt, A. K.. ' 93. Brainerd, Minn., 41 High. Merwin, I . S.. T. .v.. New Haven, 106 V. Meserbe, A. C, T. S., Lowell, Mass., 91 W. Messick, W., Jr.. ' 92. Memphis, Tenn,, 564 George. Messier, E. I,.. ' 114 .V.. Pittsburgh, Pa.. 7 Library. Metcalfe, 1.. R., ' 94 S., New York City. 391 Temple. Meyer, A.. ' 2. Chicago, III, 264 I.. Miles, II. R., ' S., Appleton, Wis., 111 W. Millard, E. B., ' 92, Rochester, X. Y., 209 L. Miller. (,. B., ' 94, New Rochelle, X. ) ' .. 58 W. Miller. 11. G., ' 95, Chicago, III., [92 York. Miller. J. 1!.. T. .V., Ypsilanti, Mich., 14 E. Mill.-r. J. II.. ' 94 .v.. Stamford, 65 Grove. Miller. P., ' 94. Olympia, Wash., 84 Wall. Miller. R.. Jr.. ' 92 S.. Pittsburgh, Pa., 7 Library. Miller. W. . ' 93, Olympia. Wash., 84 Wall. Milliken, C. D., T. S., Hartford. 07 Y. Mills. C. V.. ' 93, Denver, Col.. 221 D. Mills, G. F... ' 93. Norwood, .. 166 F. Mitchell. A.. Jr., ' 114. New York City, 223 York. Mitchell. E. A.. ' 93 .S , New Haven, 79 Trumbull. Mitchell, W. I).. ' 04 .V.. Winona, Minn.. 132 Wall. Mitchell, J. G., Jr., ' 95. Columbus, O., 159 York. Mitchell, J. I... ' . (, ' .. New Haven, 28 Clinton. Mitchell. I). IL. ' 95. Wichita, Kan., 379 Crown. Mix, H. A., ' 94 S., West Haven, Mixter, Prof. W. «... New Haven, (8 S. H.) 144 Edwards. Mold, V.. ' 92 .v.. Blossburg, ' a.. 138 St. fohn. Molton, V. J., ' . .V.. Center Sandwich, X. .. 38 E. Montgomery, P., ' 95. Portland. Oregon, 99 Wall. Montgomery, li. R., ' 92. Adana, Turkey, 34 Trumbull. M Iv. F. M., ' 92, Xc.o arm. 38 S. M. Moody, R. 0., (Inst.) New Haven, E. Grand. Moon, W. II. . L. S., Memphis, Tenn., 67 Whalley. Moore, F. G., (Tut.) New Haven, 170 F. Moore, A. L., T. S., Haddonfield, X. J., 49 W. Moore, J. M., ' . G., Morgan own, A ' v.. 2 Univ. PI. Moore, J. K.. s. Hartford, 281 L. Moore, W. A., ' 95, Watertown, X. ) ' .. 11 Park. Moore, C. A., (Tut.) New Haven, 213 I). Moore. F. A.. 113. Detroit, Mich., 225 D. Moore, J. A.. ' 92. Norwich, X. Y., 37 S. M. Moore, J. S., ' 93, Syracuse, X. ] ' ., 262 L. Moore, E. R., ' 93 S., Kansas City. .Mo., 409 Temple. Moorhouse, Y.. ' 94. Chicago, III.. 26 High. Morgan, F. A., ' . .v.. Des Moines, la.. 53 E. Morgan, i. D., Jr., ' 94. New York City, 226 Crown. Morgan, J. II.. ' 93, Brooklyn. X. Y.. 21S 1 1. Morgan, |. R., .. o .. Indianapolis, hid., 61 Admiral. Morgan, I- E., ' 94, Essex, 97 N. 98 DIRECTORY. Morgan, L. |.. L. S., Indianapolis, hid., Morgan, W. .S, T. S., Pontypool, Eng., Morison, S. X., ' 92, Minneapolis, Minn., Morita, K.. (Lee.) Kioto, Japan, Morley, J. I ' .. ' 94. Saginaw, Midi., Munis. C. ' ,.. New Haven. Morris. Prof. V.. P., New Haven, Morris. R. ( ' .., I.. S., • ' ■Morris. C. D., ' 92, Wallingford, Moi i is, K. W., ' 02. Wa Morrison, E., ' . C. Cincinnati, O.. Morse, A. 11.. ' 93, Plantsville, Morse, J. A. C, ' 94 S., Brooklyn, N. ) ' .. Moseley, 11. P., ' 04. Veto Haven, Mosman, O. C, ' 94, St. Joseph, Mo., Mosser, 11. A.. ' . S., Spring Lake, Mich. Motter, S. [., 05. St. Joseph, Mo., Moulton, E. S., M. S., Oberlin, 0., Mowbray. K. B., ' 92, Bay Shore, N. ) .. Mullally, T., ' 92, Pendleton, C. I... Munger, F. S., ' 94 S., Herkimer, N. V.. Munger, E. D., A. S., New Haven, Munson, C. I... (Lee.) Williamsport, I ' ,:.. Munson, E. L., M S., New Haven, Munson, F. S., ' 04 S., Brooklyn. N. ).. Murphy. W. II., ' 93, Southville, Mass.. Murray. II. II.. ' 93 .V.. Viola, Del., Murray, W. F., ' 94. Plain fid J. N. J., Musgrave, J. II.. L. .v.. Pittsburgh. Pa., Mutch. W. }.. P. G., New Haven. Mygatt, F. E., L. S., New Milford, Nadler, A. G., ' 93, New Haven. Nash, J. B., ' 95. Syracuse, N. ) ' ., Nathan, A. S., ' 94 5., Chicago. III., 61 Admiral. 100 W. ■79 Eye. 377 Crown. 107!) 1 lhapel. 2 30 Prospei t. 1 12 1 lollege. 88 . M. 55 S- M. A. 1 [9 N. Hi; York. |,S w. 1 150 Chapel. 82 W. 65 1 rrove. 233 York. 89 N. M. 48 S. M. 133 College. 137 Elm. 154 Grove. 27 S. 54 Garden. 229 D. 294 Elm. 194 Cedar. 335 Orange 122 Olive. 242 York. 124 Wall. Naumann, 11. A., ' 94 .v.. New Rochelle, X. ) ' .. Neary, W. [.. L. S., Naitgatuck, 928 Chapel. Nelson, A., P. G.. Lake City, Minn.. 149 St. John. Ni Ison, K. II.. ' 04. Bridgeport, 57 Lake. Nelson, K.. 7 ' . .v.. Canaan. Me., 104 Y. Nelson. .. ,,j S., • 57 Lake. Xesl.ji. K. ( ' .. qj, fffia York City. 170 York. Newberry, 1-. W., L. S.. S. Wina 419 Temple. Newell. E. K.. uj. • ' . IIOX. Nettleton, E. S., ' 92 v Veil) Haven, 042 Elm. Nettleton, F. I., ' 04 S . Shelton, Shelton. Newton, Prof. II. .. w Haven, 135 Kim. Newton. W. 1... ' 93, Brooklyn, N ) ' .. 24 S. Nichols. I ' . II.. ' n- S., Bran Nichols. R. 11.. ' 94, Binghamptoii, N. ) ' .. 107 N. Nickels 1 I ' 94 S., Seattle. Wash.. v, I ake, Nicola. O. P., ' 93 S., Cleveland. 0., 130 Wall. Niemeyer, Prof. J. 11., N. Haven, (8 A. S.) 251 Lawrence. Nipgen, A. 1 ' ., ' 04. Chillicothe, 0., 1010 Chapel. Nolan, C. C, ' 04 Chicago, III.. 132 Wall. Nolan, J. s t . J .. 95, Ch, ag III.. 132 Wall. Noon. II. S., ' 94 Clone tier, Mass., 67 N. M. North. M. R.. . . V. A , w line,,. Norres, J. W., . .s.. Albany, It.. 107 W. N011 is. I. K... ' 94 S., A ' , re York City. 40 Trumbull. Northrop, I. E., ' 94 -V. Sotithport, Cottage. Norton. W., .. S., Waukegan, III.. 65 York Sq. Noyes, M. 1 ' .. ' 92. Evanston, III., 120 X. Noyes. J. R., ' 95. Stamford, 159 York. Nutting, II. C, ' 95. Ml. Vernon, X. Y., 97 Olive. O ' Brien. J. M., M. V. New Haven. 420 Winthrop. O ' Day, D., ' 94, Buffalo. X. Y.. 1010 Chapel. O ' Donnell. D. R., ' 92. New Haven. 30 Ward. Oertel. F. R., M. S., New Haven. 31 York Sq. 99 DIRECTORY. Oertel, H.. (Inst.) New Haven, 31 York Sq. 1 Iftenheim, I.., ' 94 .v., St. Paul. Minn., . in High. 1 llmstead, F. V... ' 114 S., Hartford, 107 Wall Olmstead, G. W., ' 94, Buffalo. X. ) ' .. 182 Lye. O ' Neill, D., ' 95. Pittsburg, Pa., 168 York. Orr, E. A.. ' P. S., Philadelphia, Pa., 295 York. Orr, S. 1... ' 114. Evansville, Mi.. 164 F. Orrick, A. C, ' 92, St. Louis, Mo., 257 L. 1 isborn, ( . T.. (Asst.) N, w Haven, 252 York. I Isborn, V. A., ' 93, Cleveland, 0., 238 D. 1 Isborne, F. II.. ' 93 S., New Haven, 223 Bradley. ( Isgood, C.  ... Jr.. ' 94, Wellsborough, Pa.. 190 C. Osgood. A. P.. 95. Rochester, X., ) ' .. Osgood, E. E., ' 95. New Britain, 108 X. ( Itis, F. B., ' 92, Meriden, 74 N. M. Owen.R., T. S., Pittsburgh, Pa., 103 V. Owen, T. B.. ' 945.. Providence, R. I.. 126 Wall. 1 I anne, C. E., T. S., Cleveland, 0., 109 W. Paddock, R. A., ' 92. St. Louis, Mo., Paine, R. D., ' 94, St. Augustine, Fla., Palmer, Prof. A. H., New Haven, Palmer, A. B.. ' 92, Bridgeport, Pangborn, II. I.., P. G., Jersey City, N. Parish. R.. Jr., ' 95. Brookline, Mass., Park, C. E., (Asst.) New Harm. Park. F., T. S., Viola, III., Parker, F. J.. ' 94 S., Bran ford. Parker, L. K., ' 92, Albany, X. ) ' ., Parker. W. W. V., ' 93. Washington, D. Parmelee, II. F., ' 94 S., New Haven, 1 ' arnielee, H. 1)., ' 95, New Haven, Parsons, II. I.. ' 95, New York City, Parsons, W. E., ' 95. Akron, 0., Parsons, IJ. 1... L. S.. Johnstone, 48 S. M. 120 College. 42 Mansfield. 246 I.. J. 1 161 Chapel. 250 York. 132 ( Hive. 32 E. Branford. 236 I). C. 206 D. 59S Chapel. 140 College. 231 1). 34 Hillhouse. 294 Elm. Parsons. D. W., L. S., Oakland. M ., 105 Park. Parsons, F., ' 93. Hartford. 268 L. Partre, II. T.. M. S., Woodbury. 41 Howe. Patterson, S. B., ' 94 S., Torrington, 66 Howe. Patterson. F. M., ' 95, Albany, A ' . ¥., 242 York. I ' atteis..i,. T. I!.. .1 . S., Columbia, S. C, 107 Whalley. Paton, R.. T. S.. Almont, Mich.. 15 E. Payne. W. K., 115. Auburn. X. ) ' .. 347 York. Paynter, R. G., ' 95, Georgetown, Del., 584 Chapel. Peabody, A. S.. 2.1. ' 95. Chicago, III.. 1076 Chapel. I ' earce. R. F., ' .12 .V.. Denver. Col., 43 College. Pease, II. W., ' 95, Thotnaston, 99 N. Pease, E. ' .. ' 92, Cleveland, 0.. 1 S. Peek. E. M., ' 94. S., Woodbridge, Woodbridge. Peck, I. II.. ' 94, .v.. Birmingham, 59 Wall. Peck, J. C, ' 94. S., Newburgh, X. ) ' .. 106 York. Peck. J. II.. ' 95. Bristol. 281 L. Peck, T., Jr., ' 115. New Haven, 124 High. Peck, W. M.. . S., Stratford. Peck, G. I... ' 93. Jamaica, X. ) ' .. West Haven. Peck. R. E., M S., Neia Haven, 486 Elm. I ' .ck, Plot. T.. New Haven. 124 High. Peck, W. M., L. .v., Stratford, Peet, R. A., ' 95, Brooklyn. X. ).. 157 York. Peirce, A. W., ' 93, Athol Centre, Mass.. 78 N. M. Penfield, Prof. S. I.., New Haven. (2 P ) 14 S. H. Penfield, G. H.. Jr.. ' 94 S., Catskill, X. ] ' .. 55 Prospei 1. Perkins, F. C, ' .14. Sharon, Pa., 64 High. Perkins. II. P... Jr., ' 94, Warren, ( .. 64 High. Perkins. M. E., ' 92, .. Brutal. 295 York. Perriii. J. II.. ' 95, Lafayette, .) . .. 333 Crown. Perry, C. T. S., Williamstown, Mass., 123 W. Persons, E. T.. ' 94. Sonde field. Mass.. 47 S. M. Pettibone, A. W., Jr., ' 93, La Crosse, Wis., 273 L. Pettus, W. (... i)2. St. Louis. Mo., 257 I.. DlkEC ' TORY. Pfeiffer A. |. [.. ' 94 S., Ansonia, An onia Phelps, A. ' 94 - ' ) ' ork City, 24S 1 ■Phelps, A. S.. .. .v.. Denver, Col., 383 G Phelps, Prof. E. J.. New Haven, 239 Whitney. I ' ll. Ips, I. K . ' .14. Thompsonville, 2 S. Phi Ips, G. A. 95. Stamford. 159 Elm. Phelps, Z. B. ' 95. Wilkes Han;-. Pa.. 1204 Chapel. Phelps, 1 . W., T. S., 10 Haven, 44 High. Phillips, Prof. A. W ., A Ha n (155 I 1. 1 s + York. Phinney, J. I., )-■Machais, M .. 1S1 Lyi Picket, C. W., I.. S., New Haven, 23 Lynwood Pierce, C. P., ' |2. Auburn. Hi iSS C Pierson, I). 1... ' 14. Hartford, 1079 Chapel. Pike, ;. W., Jr., ' 114. S., Killingly, 314 Vork. Pike, W. .. .14 S ' ' ticago, III., 223 York. Pinney, C. B., ' 94 V. Stafford, 54 Wall. Pitkin, II. T., ' 92, Philadelphia, Pa., 247 L Piatt, R. T., L. S., Milford, Plumb, N. ].. T. S., Shanghai, C 120 Dwight. Polk. F. L., ' 94, I : City, 64 High. Pollard. E. B., ' . G., Richmond, Va., 107 V. Pond, A .. Ji . ' 95. Detroit, Mich., 2N; York. Pond, M. A.. |2 S., Torrington, 57 Grove. Pope, A. M., ' 114. St. Louis, Mo., 1090 Chapel Pope, V. S.. Jr., i4 S., St. Louis. Mo., 141 College. Pope, C. M., ' 93, St. Louis. .1 0. Porter, Prof. F, C, X. :o Harm, 58 Wall. Porter, I. M., M. S.. Summit Bridge, Del., 115 Day. Porter, Prof. X.. Neio Haven 1275 L.), 31 Hillhouse. Post, A.. ' . S., Clinton. X. V.. 4 E. Post, E. 11.. ' 93 s - Wilkes-Barre, ' a.. 30 Elm. Potter, A.. ' 94. New York City. 64 High. Potter, H. 1... ' 93 .V.. North Guilford. Z93 York. Potter, J.. . A.. Griswold, 134 College. Potter. J. T . ' 94. North Adams. Mass., 143 F. Powell, K. 1 ' .. ' 92, Cincinnati, ( .. 72 N. M. Powelson, M. E., T. S., Plainfield, ( .. 112 W. Pratt, I. 11. ' u4 S.. Middleboro, Mass., 131 Howe. Pratt, J. 11.. ' 93 S., it Hartford. 397 Temple. I ' i. ntiss, 1.. X.. P. G., Watertown, W 126 Wall. Price, V. I... ' 94 ?., go, III.. 380 Ti-ni|iK-. Price, F. J.. ' 92, Brooklyn, X. ) ' .. 214 1). Price, W.J . ' 04. Cleveland, ( ' .. [079 Chapel. Pringle, W. 1 ' ... f. S., Oakland. Cal., 127 College. I ' i. tor, W., ' 14 S., Williamstown, Mass.. 156 Grove. Proctor, 11. II.. . S., Fayetleville, Tenn., 36 E. Punderford, J. K.. ' 92 S., New Haven, 74 Howe. Putnam, F. 1:.. f. s.. Buffalo, X. ! ' .. 99 V. Putney, A. II ., ' 93, Veioton Highlands, Mass., 56 S. M. Quinn, II. R., ' 92 5., Milton, Vt., 101 Greene. Quintard, II ( ' 93 Sound Beach, 78 X. M. Ramsdell, C. C, ' 92 S., New Haven, 104 Wall. Ranney, A. X., 114 S., St. Joseph, Mo., 90 Wall. Rathbone. 1.. I... ' 93, Albany, X. } ' .. 242 L. Rathbone, H. R., ' 92, Albany. X. ) ' .. 68 X. M. Rawson, F. II.. ' 95, Chicago, III., 143 York. Raymond, E. F., ' 94, Chicago, III., 107 York. Raymond, W. II.. ' 93 .v.. Wyoming, 0., 24s York. Raymond, W. M., ' i4- Chicago, III., 182 1 y Reddington, E. J., 114. Syracuse, X. ) .. 34 Trumbull. Reed, S. [_,., ' 04 S., Gallatin, Dim.. 159 Elm. Reed, E. B., ' 94, Holyoke, Ma.... 192 York. Reeves, C. E.. . v.. New London, S E. Reily, 1.. W. Jr., ' 92 .v.. Ha Pa.. 347 York. Reiners, J. A.. M. S.. Brooklyn. X. ] .. 109 Elm. Remington, C. 11.. ' 95 Brooklyn. X. 3 ' .. 277 Crown. Reynolds, W. C. ' 95, Watertown, 343 George. Reynolds, A. W.. ' . G., New Haven. Directory. Reynolds, Prof. H. M.. Neio Haven, 213 1). Reynolds, M. A.. ' 92. Nexo Haven, 550 Whalley. Ri, 1 . ( ' . I-]., ' .14 S.. New Haven. Suburban. Rice, G. 11.. ' 93. Springfield, Mass.. 98 N. Rich, 1 ' . K.. ' ■' ' ' ■■New Haven, 59 Grove. Richards, Prof. C. B., NezaHavenfa V S. 11.), 313 York. Richards, G. S., ' . C, Mahanoy City, Pit., 70 W. Richards, II. B., .J. 5., Wl U Haven, Richards, Prof. E. 1„, New Haven (86 X. M.). 315 York. Rii hards, P. S., ' 92, Philadelphia, Pa., Richards, J. II., ' 95, Stamford, Richards, W. M., ' 95, New Haven, Richardson, 11. S., ' 114. Chicago, III., Richardson, J. P., Stamford, Richmond, G. C, ' 95 East Hampton, Mass., Ricketts, W. R., ' 92 S., Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Ridgway, E. J., ' 92, Gallon, 0., Riley, I. W.. ' 92, New Haven, Ripley, E. S., M. S., Ashbury Park, N. J . 1360 Chapel Ritchie, II. P., ' 93 S., St. Paul, Minn., Ritchie, J. D., T. S , St. Louis, Mo., Robbins, A. A.. ' 93 S., New York City, Roberts, II. F. (Inst), New Haven, Robertson, A. G. M., Honolulu. II. ., Robinson, C. L. F., ' 114 S., New York City, Robinson, E. L.. ' 94. Meriden, Robinson, K. S.. ' 93 .S., Colchester, 255 Ferry. Robinson, J. A. (Lib.) N. linen (19 C. II.) 239 Bradley. Robinson, J. T., ' 93. Hartford. 230 D. Robinson Prof.W.C, N. Haven (157 Church) 1 Hillhouse. Roby, J . ' 93, Rochester, N. ) ' ., 242 L. Rockefeller, W. ( ' ,.. ' 92, New York City, 137 F. Roemer, J. II.. I. S., Wheeling, I! ' . Va., 516 Chapel. Rogers, A. P., A. S., Now York City, Rogers, D., ' 93, New York City, 12S N. 134 F. 95 N. M. 3 ' 5 Y, rk. 36 rown, 97 Hi vi 36 E m. 44 s. M. 23 N. 60 Cha] el. 114 High. 5° E. 109 v ill. 102 N. 1 1 1 Yo rk. 114 Hi ; ' ■■Rogers, E. I .. A. S., New Haven, Rogers, F. K.. . . S., Iron, , 11,0. R. I.. Rogers, A. P.. ' 94 S., New York City, Rogowski, A. B., ' 92 S., New Haven, Roosa, II.. ' 114. Rosendale, N. ) ' .. Root, G. 1.. ' 94 .V.. Buffalo. N. Y-. Root, 1.. F., .. .v.. Waterbury, Rovinsky, A.. M. S., New Haven, Rowland. W. E. (Clerk), New Haven, (5 Rowley, C. P., 114. Poughkeepsie, Rowley, R. E., ' 93, Williamsport, Pa., Rank. L. B., ' 93, Philadelphia, Pa., Runkel, W., ' . G., Lisbon, la., Runyon, W. X.. ' 92, Plainfield, N. J.. Russell, G. E-, i|2. Samia. Out., Russell. Prof. T. II.. New Haven, Russo, P. L. S.. New Haven, Rustin, V., ' 94, Omaha, Neb., Rustin, F., ' ij4 .v.. Omaha, Neb., Ryan, A. T., ' 04. Washington, If C, Ryder. G. II.. ' 94, Plainfield, N. J., Kyle. E., ' 92, Palerson, N f.. I., ' 93, Neio Haven, C, ' 95. Ithaca, N. ) ' ., ., 2d, ' 95, Ithaca, N. V.. . II.. ' 94, London. Can.. 11. (Lee), Hartford. T. S., Hills Minn., S., ' |2. Kingston, N. II. K. (Asst.), New Canaan. . E., ' 94, Auburndale, Mass C, M. S., New Haven. F., 114 5., New Haven, ' 94 S., New Haven. Sackett, H. Sage, A. G. Sage, 11 W Sallmon W St. John s. Sandbo, A., San! irn E Sanders F. Sanders, W Sanford, L. Sanford G. Sargent, J., 314 York. iN 1 rown. 65 X. M. 22 Trumbull. 679 Chapel. [87 Franklin. W.), 98 1 [owe. JSo W. 253 L. 166 F. 1 13 Dwight. 105 X. [34 F. 137 Elm. 70 Washington. 1 14 High. 109 Wall. 1010 Chapel. ' 93 C. 227 D. ' 127 College. 155 Elm. 155 Elm. 72 W. 75 W. 104 X. 29 Beers. 49 S. M. 216 Crown. 1090 Chapel. 51 Elm. blRECTORY. Sargent, V. P., 92 .v. Chicago, III.. Saunders, C. II.. ' 112 S., Hartford. Saunders, C. V.. ' 94. Perm Yan, V. ) ' .. Savage, Y. YV.. ' 94 S., Hartford, Sawyer, |. C, ' 04. Dover, X. ., Sayles, N. W., ' 95, Millbury, Ma Scarborough, II. S., ' 95, Baltimore, Aid., Schermerhorn, A. E-, ' 95, New York City. Scharten, M. A.. M S., New Haven, Schreiber, 0. A.. ' 92, lioboken, N. 7., Schumaker, C. A.. 112. Parish. A. ) ' .. Schwab, J. C. (Inst.), A ' .:, ' Haven, s. ott, V. (. ' .. ' 93, X, wburgh, N. ) ' .. Scoville, S., Jr., ' 93, Stamford, S oville, . 1 1.. ' 115. Stam ■■Scoville, W. 1... ' .15. Montpelier, ' .. Scars. C. I!.. ' 92. Brooklyn, X. ) ' .. Sears, W. C, -I . 5 . Portland, Searles, E. N., • 1 S., New Haven, Seaver, J. W. (Lee), Neto Haven, 11 I1.1 Sedgwick, 11. M.. ' 93, Bondsville, Mass., Seeley, G. 1 ' ... ' 94 S., Newark, X. y., Seelye, II. P., I. A.. Middlebury, Segwick, A. In... .. -V.. Ispeming, Mich., Segwick, li. II.. L. v.. Ispeming, Mich., Selover, DeF, I... ' 93 S., Cleveland, ( ., Senta, K.. .. S., Tokio, Japan, Sessions, A. 1... ' 92 S., Bristol. Setchell, W. A. (Asst.), X. ;o Haven, Seymour. E. P., T. S., Was : ingt on, D. C Seymour, F. W., ' 92, Winsted, Seymour, O. S.. Jr., ' 94. Bridgeport, Seymour, Prof. T. D., NewIIaven, (121 N. Seymour, M. W. (Lee). Bridgeport. Sharp. G. M. (Lee), Baltimore, 137 Wall. Sharpe, K. B., . .v.. San Antonio. Tex., 51 Garden. 145 ollege. Shaw, A. V.. ' 112. Paterson, N. ' J.. 10S High. [8 S Shaw, A. J . ' 93, A ' oya ston, Mo 24 S. 107 Wall. Shaw. A. F., ' 92, Wellsboro, Pa., 190 C. [66 York. Sheffield, G. St. J., ' 94 S., Utleboro, Mass., 130 Wall. 37 Lynwood. Sheffield, J. E.. ' 114. Atlleboro, Mass., [53 1 ' . i;,2 York. Shelton, P.. A. S., 1 ' lymonth, 135 Elm. Shepardson, 1- W .. P. ( ., Graniville, .. [3 Beers. 316 Exchange. Shepherd, I.. ' 92, Hartford. 214 I). 227 1 1. Shcpley. A. B., ' 95, St. Louis. Mo., 90 High. 192 C. Sheridan, R. G. B., ' 04 S., Cleveland, 254 York. 5 s. Shipman, . (Lei .). Hartford, 210 1 1. Shlevin, II. s.. .) . .v. New Haven, 608 Grand. ioi) . Sicard, G. M., 04. Utica, N. ) ' .. 226 York, ioc) N. Silverstein, II. S.. (14. Denver, Col., 2 S. 217 York. Simmons, 1.. II.. ' 92 -V., St. Louis, Mo.. 131 Grove. 220 I  . Simonds, Hon. V 1 (Lee), Washington, I . C. Sink . K. N.. ' 94 S., Columbus, 0., 40 Trumbull. 279 Sherman. Skelton, E. .. ' 94. Brooklyn, X. ) ., i s. 233 York. Skinker, C. R... ' 94. St. Louis. Mo.. 133 !• ' . 87 X. M. Skinner, A. E., ' 95, Ottawa, 117 Greene. 61 Grove. Skinner, [. ! .. ' 94 .V. Denver, Col., 86 Broadway. 29 1 Slade, A. J., ' 92 .v.. New York City. 24S York. 36 Elm. Slade, G. 1 ' ., ' 93, New York City, 218 I). 36 Elm. Slattery, M. ! .. M. S.. New Haven, 172 Dewitt. 36 Elm. Sloane, Y.. ' 95, Neto York City, 223 1). 27 Lynwood. Small. II. E., T. S., Machiasport, Me., 26 E. 248 York. Smith, A. . L. .V. Middlebury, II.. 297 George. 70 N. M. Smith. C. A., ' 94. Bridgeport, 109 Temple. 571 Elm. Smith, Prof. C. H., New Haven, (243 L.) 331 Temple. 104 N. Smith, E. ( .. ' 93 .S . Springfield, Mass.. 109 Elm. 297 Crown. Smith. E. P.. ' 94 S.. Chicago, III., 389 Temple. I 34 Hillhoii-. . Smith. E. M.. A. S., New Haven, Smith. E. ! .. ' 95. Peru, X. Y., 233 York. Smith, G. A., ' 95. Winchester, X. II.. 26 Howe. DIRECTORY. Smith, H. A. (AsM.). Worcester, Mass., 77 W. Smith. Prof. II. F... New Haven, (1 M. S.) 430 George. Smith. H. K.. ' . C, Hartford, 63 Grove. Smith, II. K.. 114. Hartford, 30 S. Smith. |.S. (Lib.), New Haven, 257 St. Ronan. Smith. L. B., ' 94. New York City, 27 High. Smith. L.. ' 94, Auburn, N. J ' ., 154 F. Smith, L. M.. ' 93 S., St. Joseph, Mo., 131 Grove. Smith. P. F. (Inst.), New Haven, (46L.S.H.) 56 Whalley. Smith. K. V.. ' 114. East Orange, N. J.. [ 173 Chapel. Smith. Prof. S. 1.. X, -o Haven, (78 B.) 147 Whalley. Smith, S. M.. ' )4 S., Brookline, Mass., 23 Lynwood. Smith, W. II.. L. S., New Haven, 415 Orange. Smith, Y. B., M. S., Marlboro, Mass., 70 Howe. Smith, W. W., ' 93, Buffalo, X. Y., 280 I.. Sniffen, C. J., ' 94. Stratford, Conn., Sneath, E. H. (Inst.). Middletown, 331 Temple. Snydacker, F. F.. ' 92, Chicago, II!.. 21 .4 L Snyder, II. M.. ' 95, Vineland, X. J.. 26 Wan I. Solley, J, I!.. ' 95, Fairfield, 64 S. M. Solomon, E. X.. ' 95, New York City. 24 High. Spalding, G. B., ' 93, Syracuse, X. ! ' .. 126 X. Spaulding, E. 11.. ' |2. New London, 132 F. Spaulding, K. I.., -. S., Chicago, III.. 114 High. Speer, J. 11. . ' 115. Pittsburgh, Pa.. 231 York. Spencer, A. I... t)2. New London, 212 l Spencer, I ' . C, ' 93 S., Old Saybrook, 411 Temple. Spencer, C. S.. ' (14 v.. Guilford, 18 Crown. Spencer, S. R.. ' 113. Suffield, 347 York. Spencer, S. Is-. A. S., Westerville, ( .. Sperry, F. X.. M S., New Haven, 76 Wooster. Spier, S. F. J , .v.. New Haven, 145 Bradley. Spock, 11. F. ' 95, New ll.tr, u, 209 Orange. Sprague, R. W., ' 92 S., Chicago, 36 Elm. Spurgeon, J. R.. -. 5., Richmond, l ' a., 107 Whalley. Stadtmuller, F. (Clerk S.S.S.), New Haven, 77 Whitney. Stahl, C F., ' (14. New Haven, 556 Chapel. Stanard, E. O., Jr., ' 92. St. Louis, Mo.. 265 L. Stanley. A. W., u2 S., New Britain, 42 Elm. Starkweather, G. P., ' . G., NewHaveti, X. H. Hospital. Starkweather, W. J.. Jr., ' 95, .Wto York City. 103 York. Starr, IF W., ' 95, New York City. 99 Wall. Stearns, IF I ' . (Lee), Hartford, Steele, ( ' ,. I ' .. .. .. Denver, Co ., 16 Lynwood. Steelo, IF M.. ' 94 S., Waterbury, 99 Wall. Stein, I. A., ,. .V, New Haven, 107 Hill. Steiner, W. R., ' 92. Baltimore, M,i .. 169 F. Sterling, I ' .. ' 92 .V., Bridgeport, 206 Crown. Stetson, IF C, ' 93, Bangor. Mr.. 245 L. Stevens, A. IF. ' 93 S.. Clinton, 117 Park. Stevens, E. F.. ' 92, New York City. 256 L. Stevens, 1-:. G., ' 95, Wells, Mr.. 439 George. Stevens, Prof. G. 1!., New Haven, 17. F.) 68 Trumbull. Stevens, W. 1 ' .. ' 93 .v.. Detroit. Mich., 90 Wall. Stevenson, IF C, ' 94 S., Fairfield, 137 College. Stevenson, I ' . IF. ' 05. Hartwell, O.. 25 High. Stewart, J. A.. .. S., Bridgeport, Stewart, W. F., ' . S., Astoria. Oregon, 76. W. -V Stewart, W. E., Jr., ' 04. I ' l-nnfeld, X. f.. 64 S. M. Stewart, W. R.. ' . .s ' .. Bucyrus, O.. 21 E. Stillman. 1 ' . T., ' 94 .S . Elisabeth, X. J., 133 College. Stillman, F. S.. ' .14. Brooklyn. X. 1 .. 203 York. Stocking, IF A.. ' 92. Wallingford, S8 X. M. Stoddard, R. C. E.. ' 94 .V.. Milford, 137 Wall. Stoddard, R. F . 93 .s ' ., Milford, 137 Wall. Stoddart, IF T., ' ()2 S.,Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 38 Lynwood. Stoeckel, Prof. (. ' .. J., New Harm. (3 Tr.) 209 York. Stoeckel, K. I!., ' 93, New Haven, 241 L. Stokes, J. IF, ' 92 S., New York City. 43 College. Stone, A. W.. ' 94. New York City, 279 L. 104 DIRECTORY. Stothers, E. M., .14. Port Richmond. X. ) ' .. 57 Pro Stoughton, C. B. ' 93 S w Haven, 339 Prospect. Stow, 1 ' . E., ' 93 S., Plantsville, 36 Elm. Street, II. I ..._ . t_j. Chicag . III.. 05 1 Iro Strong, J. P., (Clerk Ti ■■(5 I ' i 1 506 Howard. Strong, R. P. ' 93 5., Atlanta, Ga., S1 g . M . ' 93 1 .1 r ' r, A 7.. Sullivan. J. !•.. M. S . Vew Jar, 11. Sumner, W. A.. ' 95, Tacoma, Was .. Sumner. Pro) w G N w Haven, Sutphen, C. E., Jr., ' 93. J., Suydam, R. S., ' 93 S., Allegheny City, Pa. Swain. 1 1. I ... 1 I H wen, Swain. J. 1 ., Boston, U Swan. J. R., ' 95. Stam Swayne, W., I York City, Swayne, A. II.. ' 92, A York City, Swayne, N. II.. 2d, ' 93 V York Lily. Sweet, F. I ' ... M. S., I fmnon, Taintor, 1 B., 93 York City, Taintor, II. II.. ' 92, Hartford, Talcott, J. G., ' 95, Talcotlvilte, ige, J. 1 ' .. Jr., ' 95, Brooklyn Tanyane, A. A.. .1 . 5., New Haven, Taylor, A. S., ' 94, South Orange, N. J.. Taylor. E. G., ' 95. Hartford, Taylor, F. I!.. ' 95, South Orange, X. J., Taylor, 11. K.. ' 95, Hartford, Taylor, J. II.. 94. Charleston, S. C, Taylor, M., ' 93, V, - York City, Telford, W. S., ' 92 S , St. Albans, I ' I.. Teller, II. J.. ' 92, Central City. Terriberry, W. S.. ' 93. Palt ' rson, X. ' J.. Terry. G. I)., ' 92, Brooklyn, 41 1 IVmple. 261 I 928 I hapel. [1 9 Elm. 140 Edwards. 10110 Chapel. 4- I ■Vork. ■hapel. 215 York. 203 1). 232 D. j8i Crown. 1 _;n Elm. 75 V M 282 I •50 ViirU. 14 Part 41 S. M. 282 I 41 s. M. 270 L. ' 73 1 240 D. Temple. 69 N. M. 156 F. 212 I). 189 Thatcher, T. (Lee), New York City. Thomas. I). I... Wilkes-Barre, Thomas, T S . T. S., Providence, R. I.. Thayer, II. Y„ ' 95, Holbrook, Mass., Thomas, G. II.. ' 95. Providence, A ' . ., Thomes, E. 11.. ' 94 5., Rmoayton, Thomas. II.. ' 95, ( hicago, III., Thomas, C. I ... A. S., New Haven. Thomas. E. K.. ' 94. New York Ci y. Thomas, J. II.. ' 93, Rockville, Tli.. 1. as, I. 11 .. ' 92 v. Wi ,. ' Chest, r, Pa., Thompson, A. .. ' 92, Willimantic, TI pson, T . W. ' 95 Mo.. Thompson, G A.. . . S ., Fair Haven. Thompson, G. V., P. i.. G. Rapids, Mich., Thompson. 1 I . T. S., Baltimore, Mi.. Thompson, M .. A S., Poughkeepsie, X. ) ' . Thompson, V. 11. ' 93 S., Pasadena, Cal., Thorns, VV. E . ' 114. Waterbury, Thomson, H. G. ' 93. w ) Thomson, W. 1 .. ' 95. New ] k City, Thornton, VV. P., ' 93, . rington, AY.. Thomson, W. DeF., ' 95, Neio York Cry. Thome, S., Jr., ' 95, New- York City, Thorne, S. II.. ' 95, New York City, Thorne, V. 1 ., ' 95 S., Black Rook, ' Thorp. V. 11.. P. (,.. Oxford, X. Y.. Thurston. C. S., ' 95, Whittinsville, Mass., Tibbits, J. K.. ' m. Troy, Tilley. D. E., ' 93, W. Springfield, Mass., Tilson, J. Q., . S., Clear Branch. Trim.. I ilson, W. J . ' 94. Clear Branch, Tenn., Tilton, Y E. ' 93 S., A r ew Ha Tod, D., (14 v.. Youngstown, Todd. W., ' 94. Calais. Me., 60 V. 31 E. 66 N. M. 3 , E. 154 College. 270 L. 158 F. 53 S. M. 206 Crown. 1 j s 99 Wall. ss Pri ispect. 4 1 1 19 Wall. 99 N - [28 N. 271 1 . 13 S. 271 I.. 38 Elm. 263 Crown. 261 Clown. 27 E. 1 Whalley. 42 X. M. 53 S. M. 1 Tr. 91 N. M. 235 Dixwell. 393 Temple. 1010 Chapel. 105 DIRECTORY. Toquet, F. E., ' 04 .s ' .. Westport, 192 Grove. Torbert, II. ( ' ... ' 93. Dubuque, la., 273 I.. Totten, Prof. C, A.. Neiu Haven, 77 Mansfield. Tousey, K. ' 94. Brooklyn, 63 S. M. Towle, C. S.. )i S., Mew York City, 131 Grove. Townsend, (i. ML, ' 114. Hartford. 256 L. Townsend, II. R.. ' 02. New York City, 215 D. Townsend, Prof. W. K.. Neto Haven. 148 Grove. Townsend, J. II (Asst.), New Haven. 93 Howe. Townsend, J. M. Jr., (Lee). Neio York City. Tracy, E. II.. Topeka, Kan.. 56 S. M. [ racy, John C, ' . (, ' .. Fair Haven, 299 Centre. Tracy, L. D., ' 114 .v.. Fair Haveix, 299 Centre. Tracy. R. S., ' 93, Plainfield, N. J.. 239 D Tracy, T. A.. ' 95, Bristol. 189 C Treadway, l-.W.. .. .v.. Cleveland, 0., [16 College Treat, ( ' . R., ' 94 .s ' .. Orange, 127 Orange. Treadwell, G. C, Spec, Albany, N. Y., 90 Wall. Tritlu. J. S. ' 93 .v.. Prescott, Arizona, 90 Wall. Trowbridge, E. G., ' 04 S., Neto Haven. 685 Orange. Trowbridge, J. R., ' 94, Chicago, 63 S. M Truesdell, G. F., ' 95, Washington. ' . C, 227 Crown, Trumbull, C. G., ' 93, Philadelphia, 22S [). Tucker, 11. IS.. ' 114. Troy, 1010 Chapel. Tucker, R. DeF., ' 95, Monson, Mass., 79N.M. Turnbull, J. A.. ' 92, Honiara, 124 V Tustin, P., ' ] ' . .V., Bloomsburg. Pa., 49 E. Turtle, R. V.. 95, New Haven, 191 Whalley. Tyler, C. C, ' 93, New York City, 186 ( ' . Tyler, F. S., ' 95, Hammonton. N. J., ((4. N M. Tyler, R. U„ . ' . .V., Tylerz ' ille, 65 York Sq Tyler, S., ' 95 Vewton Highlands, Masi 177 F. Tyler, S. ., ' 95, Tylerville, 66 V M. Tyrrell, B., 7 . S., McGaheysville, la., 30 E. I hi, I ' L., ' 114 v.. A , 7, ' Haven, 27 Bradley. Upton. R. R.. ' 92. Washington. D. C, 60 S. M. Vaile, II. S.. ' 93. Oak Park, III., 41 High. ail.-. X. F., Geneva, N. Y.. 38 S. M. Vanderbilt, C, Jr., ' 95. New York City, 231 D. Vanderbilt, W. II.. 03. New York City. 240 I). Van Huyck, A. L., ' 93 .S . Lee, Mass., 36 Elm. Van Ingen, E.. L. S.. Brooklyn. N. ) ' .. 1024 Chapel. Van Ingen, McL., ' 93 .S ' ., New York City, 131 Grove. Van Name, A.. (Lib.) New Haven. 121 High. Van Name, W. G., ' 94, New Haven. 121 High. Van Sly. lc. ( ' .. F., ' 94. New York City, 193 C. Van Winkle, A. M., A. S., Neiu Haven, Varker, F. W., ' 94 .S ' .. New York City. 27 Wall. Veech, J. A., ' 94 .V. New Haven, 23 Eld. Verde, W. K.. .1 ..S .. New Haven, 107 Wallace. Verrill, Prof. A. E., New Haven, S6 Whalley. Vorhis, II. S.. ' 94. Spencer, N. ! ' .. 65 N. M. Waclisman, I . ' 43. Albany, N Y., 209 11. Wade, G. K. IS.. ' 95, St. loins, Mo.. 114 High, Wade, R. II.. ' 93, St. Louis, Jlo.. 277 L. Wadhams, F. L ' .. ' 95, Torrington, 101 Lake. Wadhams, S. II.. ' .14 .s .. Torrington, 101 Lake. Wadsworth, R. C. W., ' 93, Staten Island. 172 F Wakeman, A. J., (Asst.) New Haven, 14 S. II. Walcott, W. S., Jr., ' 94, N. Y. Mills, N ) ' .. 1 80 Lye. Walden, P. T., ' 92 S., Brooklyn, X. Y.. 24.S York. Wales, J. P., ' 94 .V.. Wilmington, Del., 53 Prospect. Walker, J., Jr., ' 94 S., Neiu Haven. 127 Orange. Waller, F. C, ' 94 .v.. Chicago, 425 Temple. Waller, J. A.. ' 94. Chicago, ioiS Chapel . Wallis, A. II.. ' 93, East Orange. X. J.. 101 W. Walton, ( ' .. S.. L. S„ Salem. 0., 225 Crown. Walworth, J. C, ' 05. Newton, Mass.. 120 College. 106 DIRECTOR V. Wanning, F. D., ' 94 .S., Huntington, 70 Howe. Wardwell, A.. ' 95, Neio York City, 38 Elm. Warfield,E. A., ' . G., Vrbana, [ml.. 312 Kim. Waring, W. F., ' 02 S., Si.vannah, Go.. 131 Grove, Warner. M. |.. ' 04. Salisbury, 17 Wooster. Warner, P. de F., ' 114 5., Salisbury, 17 Wooster. Warnick, L. K.. ' 02 S., Amsterdam, N. Y., 248 York Warnick, s. K . ' 95, tmsterdam, N. ) [26 High. Warnock, J. I ., ' 93, G n, va. V. ) .. 25 f Warrington, G. II.. ' 95, Cincinnati, 0.. 299 I Washburn, E C, ' 114 S., Minneapolis, Minn.. 36 Wali. Waterman, W, A., ' 114. Griswold, 34 Hillhousc. Waterman, W. G., ' 92, Southport, 149 I Waters, F. [.. ' 114. Cincinnati, ( .. 62 W. Wathen, [. K . ' 95. Louisville, AV., 82 Broadway. Watrous, G. ! .. (Inst.) New Haven, 64 Trumbull. Wayland, Pro! I Haven, 17 (Court H,) 175 Whitney, Webster, 11. G., ' 92, Brooklyn, N. ) ' .. 89 N. M. Webster, P. W., ' 02 S., Cleveland, 0., 42 Elm. Webster, S.. ' 93, Chicago, III., 201 D. Weil, I . ' 92 ?., San Francisco, (. ' .. 120 Wall. Weir, Prof. J. !• ' .. AVro Haven, (9 A. S.) 58 Trumbull. Weiser, C, ' 93 .v.. York. Pa., 248 01 1 Welch, II. I... ' .14. New Haven. 59 Wall. Welles, A. F., .. .v.. Yew Haven. 26 Academy. Welles, 1-. A., ' 93, Newington, 22 K Wells, 11. G., ' .14 S., Allegheny, Pa., 130 Wall. Wells, C. P., T. S., Sarnix, 78 V Wells, E. II., ' 93, Louisville, AV.. 57 Prospect. Wells, F. 1!.. ' 93 S., Minneapolis, Minn.. 74 Wall. Wells. Prof. 11. 1... New Haven. 14 S. II. Wells, P. P., .. S., Louisville, AV., 77 W. West, II. 1 ' .. ' 95, Plainfield, N. J., 219 York. West, I. .. i)2. Plainfield, N. J., 73 N. M. Westerfeld, C, 93., San Francisco, Cat., 124 Wall. Westheimer, M. F., ' 04- St. Joseph, Mo., 23 S. Wheekr. A. S., (Inst.) New Haven, Tremont House. Wheeler. A. I... ' 93, Hartford, 26 S. Wheeler, A. P., ' 92 .V. Meriden, 22 Lynwood. Wheeler, Prof. A M., N Haven, 1207 D.) 86 Trumbull. Wheeler, C. A.. ' 95, Trumbull, 312 Elm. Wheeler. F. II. (Ass1 I, New Haven, [88 Crown. Wheeler, 11. I... (Asst.), Chicago, 126 Wall. W heeler, J, E., ' 92, New Haven, 278 I ,. Wheeler. L. P., ' 114 .V, Bridgeport, 539 Orange. Wheeler. J. W., ' 94, Bridgeport, 297 George. Wheeler, J . ' 92, Chicago, 101 N. Wheeler, S. K.. ' 94. Chattanooga, Tenn., 146 F. Wheeler, W. M . ' 95, Stratford, 135 College. Whi eloi k. W ' 93, St. Paul, Minn.. 263 L. Whinfield,, R. W. ' 95, Fond du Lac, Wis.. 373 Crown. White. K. S. ' 95. New York. City. 252 York. White, II. ( ' . lie, 1. N,w Haven, 45 Trumbull. White. A. B.. ' 93. Hollirook, Ma 129 F. While. M. 1 .. J . ' . New Haven, 48 College. Whiieh, ,„i. K W., ' 936 ' ., Wakefield, Mass., 299 York. Whiting V.. IX, ' 93. Aurora. 144 Y. Whiting, I I ' 94 Granville, Vi Bradley. Whitmore. J , (Assl ). New Haven, 147 Bradley. Whitney. A II ' 94 .V., Petaluma, Cat., 99 Wall. Whitney. II. P., ' 04. New York City, 178 Lye. Whitney, Prof. W. I ' .. New Haven, 227 Church. Whittaker, A. I.. ' 02. Wallingford, 74 N. M. Whitteniore. E. I.., 02 S., F.Union, N. 1 ' .. 213 Wooster. Whittemore, N. C, ' 92. Rye, N. Y., 02 N. M. Wickham, J. G., ' 04 S., SI. Louis, Mo., 389 Temple Wiggins, II. D., ' 936 ' ., Indianapolis, Intl.. 133 I ollege Wigginton, I II.- ' 93. Bladdenslmrg,Md. 12 Edgeu I Wight, I. E., ' 93 S., New Orleans, La., 131 Grove. Wilcox, W. Ii., ' 93, Washington, D. C. [27 College. 107 DIRECTORY. Wiley, G. P., ' 95, Charleston, III., 283 Crown. Wilder, F. C, ' .13- - v ' ' ' York City, 21 Whalley. Wilfley, L. R., L. S., Mexico, Mo., 516 Chapel. Wilkinson, D. P., Jr.. ' 94 .S ' .. Chicago, 133 College. Wilkinson, R. ' gs. Poughkeepsie, X. ) ' .. 93 X. Willard, L. I... M. S., Neiv Haven, 120 [vy. Williams, A 1 ., ' 92. East Hartford, 6 S. Williams. C. M., ' 92 S., Brooklyn. X. ) ' .. 152 Grove. Williams. E. M., ' 93, Cleveland, 0„ 145 F. Williams, E. R.. Jr., ' 94, New Voi City, 203 York. William-. J. 1)., ' 04. North Adams, 62 W. Williams, p. K., ' 92 S., Hartford, 113 Wall. William-. S. P., ' 94 V. Hartford, 113 Wall. Williams. J. K.. ' 95, Chicago, III., 132 Wall. Wilson, A., .. .V.. Washington, D. C. Wilson. L. 11.. V)4 S., Hartford, 318 Orange. Wilson, C, C, ' 92, Avon, 2S S. Wilson, N. X.. ' 94, San Francisco, Col., 159 Elm. Winstandly, J. I!.. ' 92 S., Bedford, 88 Wall. Winslow, F. T., ' 92, Watertown, X. ) ' .. 69 X. M. Winter. W. C, ' 93 S., St. Paul. Minn.. 131 Grove. Witbeck, E. S., ' 925., Detroit. Mich. 397 Temple. Witherspoon, II.. ' 95, New Haven, 38 Elm. Wometsley, T. M., ' 114. Greenfield, Mass., 383 George. Wood, 1. V.. T. S.. North Wilton. X. ) ., SS W. Wood, W. A., ' 92 5.. Hoosa, Falls, X. I ' .. 88 Wall. W lin, II. P., 7 ' . .S.. Fooehow. China, 37 E. Wooding, C. L., Bristol, 9 !s. Woodrow, s. II.. T. S., Auburn, Me., 23 Shelton. W Iruli, F. S.. ' 92, New York City. 266 L. Woodruff ' , J. P., .. .v.. Litchfield, 83 Grove. Woodruff ' , I. S.. ' 92. New York City. 211 D. W lruff. M . Jr., ' 93, New York City, 114 Coll gi W lruff , W., ' 94, Knoxville, Tenu.. 361 Elm. W Iward, W. B., Denver, Co .. 131 Grove. Woolen, H., ' 92, Indianapolis, In,l.. 120 N. Woolmr. A. C, ' 93, Peoria. III.. 209 I). Woolsey, Prof. T. S.. New Haven, 250 Church. Wooster, R. C, L. S.. New Britain, 144 Dwight. Word, C. K. ' i)4- Helen, 1. Mont.. 170 York. Worthem, ' 94 -V., Brooklyn. X. } ' .. 20 Whalley. Worthington, R. H., ' 94. Baltimore, Ml.. 131) F. Worthley, W., L. .S ' .. New York City, 31 High. Wright, A. X., I. S., Essex, 179 Wooster. Wright, Prof. A. W.. New Haven, (S. Lab.) 73 York-. Wright, E. T., ' 94 .S , Hancock, Mich., 146 College. Wright, Prof. II. P., New Haven. (136 F.) 128 York. Wright, W. S.. ' 93, Greenwich, 39 S. M. Wright, W. 11.. Jr., ' 92, New Britain. 1 1. II. Wright, W. M., ' 94 .V.. lair Haven, Fair Haven. Wright, W. R., ' .,4. Xe;o York City. 24S 1.. Wurts, E. Y.. Spec, Bridgeton, X. Y., 147 Bradley. Wurts, 1 ' . J.. I. .V., New Haven, 113 Whitney. Wyatt, M. A.. .1. S., New Haven. Wyckoff ' , II. J.. ' 92, X. Woodbury, 222 D. Wylie. W. M., . .v.. New York City, 165 Orange. Yanianiats. A., .. .V.. Tokio, fapan, 295 York. Yates, F. W., ' 03. Plainfield, X. J.. 23., D. Yates. 1... Milwaukee, Wis., 126 Wall. Yates. II. K.. . S., Hiawatha, Kan., s York Sq. Yardley, S. S. ' 04 -V. East Orang, X. J.. 143 College. York, S. A.. Jr., L. S.. New Haven, 139 Edwards. Yoemans, V. J., ' 92 .s.. .1 7. Vernon, X. Y., 405 Temple. Young, T. II.. M S . Hamilton. Out., 89 Crown. Young, W. I)., 92, N.10 York City. 22(1 l Zantzinger, ( . C, ' 02 S., Philadelphia. 88 Wall. Zu111l.ru, W. M.. T. S., Purden. Me. 40 E. 108 109 1Tlnivcr6it Commencement Jay, Jim. 24th, 1 ?g . Degrees Conferred. Ibonorats. 1)( CT( IRS - DIVINITY. Rt. Rev. Thomas Frederic Davies, M.A.. ale University, 1853. Rev. James Stalker Rev. Edward Lewis Curtis, Ph. D., Vale Unh ersit; 187 1 fames Maxwell Barker, M.A., Yali University, 1826. 1 lavid [osias Brewer, B.A., Vali Uni ersity, 1 Edward Bennett, Vali l ni ersity, 1870 Sherman Miller Booth, B.A., Yale Unh ersit} ,1841 John Walker Fearn, B.A., Yale Univi rsity, 1851. Robert Underwood Johnson. DOCTORS OF LAW. Henry Billings Brown, 11. A.. ale Unn ersity, 1S56. Henry Augustus Coit, D.D., MASTERS 1  F ARTS. William Linton. fames Stetson Metcalfe, Yale U 11 k ' ersity, 1879. Cyru-. La Rue Munson, LL.B., Yale University, 1875. Yale l ni ersil y, 1861. John Willock Noble, B.A. Yale Uni ersit . 1851. Hiram Sterling Pomeroy, M.I . Gould Abija Shelton, M.D., Va ' e University, ] 1 iseph Burbeen Walker, B.A., Yale Univei sity, 1844. Frank Frost Abbott, B.A.. Yale University, 1882. Herbert. Austins Aikins, B.A., University of Toronto, 1887. Lester Bradner, Jr., B.A., Yale University, 1889. Edward 1 !apps, B.A., Illinois lollege, 1887. ©ra uate ©epartment. DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY. Carl Elofson, B.A.. Augustana College, 1888. 1 ilis er Cummings Farrington, M.S., Maine State College, :888. Irving Fisher, B.A., Yali University, 1888. 1 ,,■, ,1 ge Stephen ( loodspeed, M.A., Brow 11 Unii ei sil y, 1883. William Lyon Phelps, B.A., Yale University, 1887. Daniel Shepardson, Jr., B.A.. Denison University, 1888. Ernest Ellsworth Smith. I ' h.P... ale University, 1888. Percy Franklin Smith, Ph.B., Yale University, 1888. DEGREES COXFEERED Frederick Lini oln lhase, B.A., I Inivei sit; ol ( olorado, i ( !larki Eugene Tandall, M.A., Milton i allegi 1886. O ' .aus Dahl, B.A., LutherCol., 1885, B D Vale Univ. 1 11 gi William I lavis, 1 Iwi 11 ' s I 0II1 gi I ngland Louis Shepard 1 leForrest, B.A, Vale University, Joseph Ralph Ensign, I ' A . Vale I niv( 1 sit; . 1889. I ugene Wendell I [artel . I!. A.. ali I niversitv, 1888. William Griffiths, B I 1 Val 1 U ni vers i 1 , Charles Horswell, B V. Northwestern Uni ersi 1 1 1 ti ! Ki 11 B.A., Vale University, 1889. Frederii illiain M n B.A., ali I niversit; . 1888. MAM ERS ' IK K IS. Franklin Whetstone I [opkins, B.A . ali I nivi 1 -in . 1880. James Richard Joy, B.A., Vale University, 1885. 1 ge Washington Patterson, B.A. i ali Univi rsit; 1 1 James TenBroeke, B.A., Middli bun College, 18S4. Will..! 1 Webster White, M.A.. W01 ister Universit; . 1884. Ktchiro Yuasa, B.D., Oberlin College, 1888. Arthur Griffin Stedman, II. A.. Vale University, 1881. Ambrose Tighe, B, A., Vale I an ersity, 1879. William I i. iirv Upton, B.A., Yale Unh ersity, 1877. Albert McClellan Mathew: Vali I niversit 1 1 MAS1 ERS 1 IF LAWS. n, 11 . B., Wi iam Wall... e Phelps, I.L.B., University of Michigan, 1890. I ICTI IR OF CIVIL LAW. Sabura, Koya, M.I ... Yale University. [890 Char!.- Addison Ferry, Ph.B., Vali I ' iii ersity, 1871. CIVIL KNC INKERS. Bo) Wells M. Kalian. 1. Ph.B., Vali 1 ' in , ersit j 1890. BACHED IR 1 IF FINE ARTS. Josephine M. Lewis. William Conquest Tucker, Ph.B.. Vale University, 1888. SUMMARY OF DECREES CONFERRED IN COURSE. Ph.D., 23; M.A., 9; M.L., 2; D.C.L., i;C.E.,3; M.D., 15: B.F.A., 1; B.D., 44; I.K.I:.. 55; Ph.B., 89; B.A,, 187. in Commencement Speakers. academical. ' yiuit- zjtii. ss p i . LATIN SALUTATORY ORATION— William Tenny Bartley, Bridgeport, Conn. DE FOREST PRIZE SPEAKING. ••Tlie French Protestants of the Sixteenth Century, Grosvenor Atterbury, New York City. The Pastoral Poetry of the Sicilian Greeks, Luther Henry Tucker. Jr.. Albany, X. Y. Franfois Villon. Herbert Knox Smith. Hartford, Conn. Tolstoi ' s Applied Christianity, Ray Burdick Smith, Lincklaen, X. V. Francois Villon, Howard Thayer Kingsbury, New York City. The French Protestants oi the Sixteenth Century, Edward Nathaniel Loomis, Brooklyn, X. V. Pllll.i ISOPHICAL ORATIONS. The Volumetric Determination of Antimony and its Degrees of Ixidation, Hippolj te W. ( Iruener, New Haven. The Causes of the Failure of the Reformation in France, William Nevin Thatcher, Pueblo, Col. Curves and Cones of the Third Degree, Joseph Bowden, Jr., New Haven. American Navigation Laws, Lafayette 11. Mendel, Delhi, X. Y. VALEDICTORY ADDRESS— University Life, Nathan Glicksman, Chippewa Falls. Wis. Sheffield Scientific School. Jim, 23d, Sq l . ' Proteids of the Brain. Nathaniel R. Xorton, Brooklyn. X. Y. •Cotton Industry in the United States. Wyatt C. Estes, Memphis. Tenn. • Meyer ' s Valve Gear and its Modifications, David L. Huntington, San Diego, Cal. • Hydrographic Methods of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, Arthur C. Pease, Ellington, Conn. ' Sir William Thomson ' s Inventions in Electrical Measuring Apparatus, DeLancey A. Cameron, Caledonia, N. ' Experiments with Zirconia, Augustus F. Kountze, Omaha, Neb. ' Rapid Transit in New Y ' ork City, Burton D. Blair, Collinsville, Conn. • Modification of Speed by Mechanism, George P. Starkweather, New Haven. Conn. ' Combinations and Trusts, Edward Van Cngen, New York City. ' Cable System, its History and Development, Xoyes D. Clark. Woodbridge, Conn. • I hi titles marked with an asterisk air special-honor theses ol distinguished merit, hut too technical for speaking. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS. Xaw Scbool. Jim,- 2 j J, iSgi. ■The Influence I Corporations on American Legislation, Paul Robinson Jail ' . San Francisco, Cal. ' The Secret Ballot, George Edwin Hill. B.A., Stamford, Conn. ■The Future of the House of Lords, lharles Hitchcock Sherrill, B.A., Washington, D. C. ANNIVERSARY ORATION. • Protection of Private Property from Public Attack, Justice David J. Brewer, LL.D., U. S. Supreme Court. EMvtnitvj Scbool. May jof i. i Sg i. ■Two Plans for Church Extension in the City, Edward Lester Marsh, B.A., Leicester, Mass. ' Socialism or Individualism, Elbridge Cuttler Whitney, B.A., Milford, Mass. • The Duty of the Ministry with Respei t to the Soi ial Classes, leorge Atwood Brock, B.A., Boston, Mass. ■The Institution I ( harities, Clyde Weber Votau, B.A. leneva, ( )hio. ■Augustine as Interpreter, Edward Augustus George, M.A., Providence, K. I. ■The Revival of the Reverence for Nature, Frederick Howard Means, B.A., Dorchester, Mass. ' The Jewish Question in Germany, William Clark (lor. Ion. B.A., Brookfield, Mass. ' Recreant Protestantism, Edward Cotton Fellows, B.A., Hartford, Conn. ' A Problem for City Missions, Harry Ernest Peabody, B.A., Princeton, Me. 1 essons from the ( Ireek 1 Irama, Arthur Mitchell Little, B.A., Washington, D. C. ■S ■Characteristics of the Speech oi Jos us. Chester Merritt Clark, B.A., Galesburg, III. ' How shall wo Treat the Critics ? Frederick K. Hates. B.A., Enfield, Mass. •The Goethean and Christian Ideal. Willard Brown Thorp, B.A., Oxford, X. Y. , : h ■Af j K| ■■■. ' • ' ■' jA, . -t. 4-f premiums. 1Hmversit ? prison Hwarbeb in 3une, 1891. [ohn A. Porter Prize- -Ray Burdick Smith, ( las-- of iSgi. •■Subsidies to Amerii an Shipping. This prize of S250. founded by the ivingsley Trust Association ( Scroll and Key S01 iet) 1. is offered annually for the best essay on a presi ribed subji 1 t. and is open for competition to all students Eor a degree, either in the graduate or undergraduate departments oi the University. Essays must be sent to the office ol the .V,.v E?iglander on or before the first Wednesday in May. 1892. Each com- petitor must sign his essay with an assumed name, and send with it an envelope with this name on the outside and the real name on the inside. The following are the recipients oi the prize since its establishment: 1872 — Charles ]. II. Ropes, ' 72. ' -The Morality of the (.reeks, as shown in their Art. Literature and Life. 1873 — Not awarded. 1S74 — Henry 15. Ladd, ' 74. I . S.. The Madonna in Christian Art. 1875 — Charles V. Guernsey. ' 75. 1 . S., ■■The Political Side of Puritanism. [876 — Thomas R. Bacon, ' 72, •■The Influence of Italian over English 1 ' oetry. 1877 — Myron II. Phelps, ' 70. -Islam oi the Past and Future. 1S78 — Henry A. James, ' 74. Communism in America. 187c, — Edward 1 . Robbins, ' 74, Limits of the Province ( Government. l88c--Edwin B. Goodell, ' 77, The Sources ' I our National Unity. 1881 — Not awarded. 82 — Thomas R. Morrow, So. -The Vice Presidency. 1883 John Wurts, L. S.. ' 84. ■■I he Anti-Slavery Movement with relation 1 • the Federal Constitution. 1884— Thorstein B. Veblen, P. G., The Distribution of the Surplus Revenue. 1885 — Frank Strong, L. S.. ' 86, Have the United States a Distinctive National Idea ' [886 — Sherman D. Thatcher, L. S.. ' 86, Reform in City Government in the United States. 1887 — Edward M. Chapman, T. s.. ' 89, - Rei ords oi Aristoi racy in America. [888 -J. H. Tufts. ' 89, I irowih oi the Lo e oi Nature in English Poetry. 18S9 — E. G. Buckland, L. S., ' 89, Combinations and Trusts. •■Is the I trine ' I Will (Schopenhauer) Necessarily Pessimistic? ■Subsidies to Amerii an Shipping. 1890— G. H. Beard. T. S., 1891 — Ray li. Smith. ' 91, SUBJECTS DUE MAY 1. 1892. ipon Western Europe and America. ■Poetry ol this Century. Historical Study. -an ■■The Reaction oi Russian Literatim .The Scientific Age as Reflected in t -The Value oi Contemporary Literary Estimat 4. Prohibitory I .aws. 5. The Growth oi American Political Principles and Institutions as shown in modifications of State Constitu- - since [789. 114 PRIZES IN ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT. 6. The Effects oJ Recent Developi i in Africa and South America on European Politics and Finance. 7. The Right oi Property — History, Forms and Doctrines in regard to. 8. Religious Consequences oi the Roman Conquest of Judea. 9. The Assumptions of Modern Physical Science Critically Examined. 10. John Wesley and Ignatius Loyola as Religious Leaders a comparison. [I. ( 12. ■• Alexander I .. ol Russia. ' 1 1 ■1:1.1 1 1 1. Mi 1. m . . .: 1891- -Nathan Glii ksman. Subjei t : Commercial Wai I he Cobden (111: Silvei Meda] is awarded annually to that undergraduate oi either the Academical or the • ientifii Department who shows the greatest profw iency in the elements oi Political Economy. ipriscs Hwarbeb in the academical Department, 189CV91. ©raOuate. I 1,1 1 IWSHIPS Wl ' SCHi 11 ARSHIPS. John Sloan 1 ellowship John Whitmore, ' 86 (reappointed). Soldiers ' Memorial Fellowship Carlton L, Bronson ' 87 (reappointed). Douglas Fi Uowship - Herberl A. Smith, ' 89. Silliman Fellowship — Edgar W. Danner, ' 91. Foote Fellowships — Gerald G. Beard, ' 87; Arthur ' ilton o; f. ep Bov len, Jr., ' 91. Extra Foote Income— Walter I- Low, ' 90. Macy Scholarship — Hippolyte iruener, ' 91 Berkeley Scholarship -C. B. Bliss, ' 90 Larned Si holarship— P. P. W. II ..... 1 afa; 1 tte B M Additional Larned Scholarship Georgi L. Amerman, ( lark Scholarship Georgi I Amerman, ' jo: Curtis C. Bushnell. ' 91. Bristed Scholarship — Curtis I . Bushnell, ' 91. Illn ergra5uate. Di Foresi 1 ' ki i Medal, Class oi [891— Howard Thayer Kingsbury. Townsend Premiums, Class of 1891—Grosvenor Uterbury, Edward N. Loomis, Herbert It. Smith. Ray B. Smith, I .uther 1 1. Tucker. The Di Foresi Prizi . founded in 1823 by David C. DeForest, ..I Mew Haven, and consisting oi a gold medal, ..I the value of one hundred dollars, is awarded to that scholar oi the Senior class who shall write and pronounce an English 1 Iration in the best manner, the President and Professors being the judges. The Townsend Premii m-s, five in number, of twelve dollars each, Founded in 1843 bythe gift of Isaac II. Townsend (Yale! ollege 1822), ..I New Haven, are awarded in each Senior class for the best specimens of English Composition ; all compositions receiving Premiums must be read in public. PRIZES IN ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT. DeEoresv Mathematicai Prizes -Class ol 1S91, 1st, Joseph Bowden, Jr. ; Class of 1892, 1st, George W. Colles. Jr.: 2d, ( leorge R. Montgomery; 3d, Clarence C. Wilson ; Class of 1893, 1st, Wendell M. Strong; 2d, divided between William Begg and Howard D. Hay: 3d, divided between Charles H. Ewingand Logan Hay; Class of 1894. 1st, Howard A. Lamp- rey, ( ieorge F. Van Slyck; 2d. Henry S. I lawson, Jr., John H. Goss; 3d, Martin L. Beeler, Sarins C. Kebabian, William E. Thorns, James 1 ' . Williams. I.i cius F. Robinson Latin Prize; — Classes of 1S91 and 1892, 1st, William T. Bartley, ' 91; 2d, Richard B. Moriarty, ' 91 — Class of 1893, 1st. William R. Begg; 2 . Arthur L. Wheeler; 3d, John D. Warnock. Excellence in Military Science— Class of 1891, Albert R. Baker and William T. Bartley. Scott German Prizes — Class of 1891, Harry L. Pangborn. Scott French Prizes — Class of 1892, Merrill W. Gallaway. WlNTHROP Prizes — Class of 1892, 1st, James W. I). Ingersoll; 2d. divided between Bernard M. Allen and Henry B. Hinckley. Elocution Prizes — Class of 1893. In reading. Charles H. Ewing; in speaking. Homer T. Joy, Edwin R. Lamson. C. Wyllys Betts English Composition Prize — Class of 1893, Winthrop E. Dwight. Berkeley Premiums— Class of 1S94. 1st grade, Frank H. Chase, Thomas W. Gosling, Robert H. Nichols, Charles G. Osgood. Jr., Leonard B. Smith. George F. Van Slyck; 2d grade, Samuel S. Allen, Henry S. Dawson, Jr., Frederick M. DeForest, Frederick Dwight. Finest Knaebel, James H. Taylor. William E. Thorns. Henry James Ten Eyck Prizes— (For Junior Exhibition.) Class of 1892, 1st. Alfred B. Palmer; 2d, Hugh A. Bayne, Percy C. Eggleston, Wilbur P. Fish. Thornwell Mullally, Henry M. Kidd, Henry R. Rathbone, Emanuel F. Snydacker. These prizes, amounting to about one hundred and twenty-five dollars, founded in memory of Henry James Ten Eyck, of the class of 1879. are the income oi a fund presented to the corporation at Commencement 1888, by the Kingsley Trust Association (Scroll and Key Society), and will be presented annually to the winners of the Junior exhil it ion. JUNIOR EXHIBITION. March g, Sgi. — Class of 92. 1. Hugh A. Bayne, New Orleans, La.. Benvenuto Cellini. 2. Wilbur P. Fish, Elmira, N. V., General Custer. 3. Percy C. Eggleston, New London. Conn.. Mariana Alcafarado. 4. Emanuel F. Snydacker, Chicago, III.. Beginning of the Commune of ' 71. 5. Thornwell Mullally. Pendleton, S. C, Italy and Crispi. 6. Henry M. Kidd. Albany, X. V.. Restrii lions on Immigration. 7. Henry R. Rathbone, Albany. N. V., Camoens. 8. Alfred 11. Palmer. Bridgeport, Conn., Cardinal Newman. llie first prize was awarded to A. P. Palmer. Bridgeport, Conn. RECIPIENTS )F JUNIOR EXHIBITION PRIZES. [871— Coe and Hincks. 1878— G. W. Kirchwey. 1885— S. T. Crapo. 1872— Houghton andTarbell. 1879— W. M. Hall. 1886— J. Bennetto. 1873 — II. II. Ragan. 1880— James Leighton. 1887 — H. L. Stimson. 1874— Chester and Gulliver. 1881 — Bruce and Storrs. 1888 — L. S. Welch. 1875 — E. li. Wine ester. 1SS2 — Johnston and Leonard. 1S89 — John Crosby. 1876— S. L. Eaton. 1883— G. H. Makuen. 1S90— F. T. Brown. 1S77— F. A. Beckwith. 1884— J. R. Joy. 1891— A. B. Palmer. PRIZES IN THE ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT. DEFOREST ORATIONS AND TOWNSEND ESSAYS. Tlit- mini,- of the DeForest man is printed in small capitals. 1844. 1845. 1846. 1847. 1848. E. P. Belden, (1. B. Day. Charles 1.. Bra. e, H. H. Hadley, K. R. Abbe, O. S. Ferry, A. F. Dickson, J. B. Brisban, J. T. Hyde, W. Aitchison, E. A. Raymond, J. W. Harding, J. M. li. Dwight, E. G. Parker. X. II. Dunning, H. Russell, W. Hodges, S. V. Kellogg, L. H. Reid, S. Emerson, J. White. R. Rankin. J. B. Talcott. [. D. Smith. H. Hitchcock, G. B. Wilcox. 1849. 1850. 1 85 1 . ,852. iS53. C. ( ' •. ( ' aim-. J. I. I. Adams, E. W. Evans, W. W. Crap... J. M. Whiton, F M. I ' m. h, E. 1 ' . Clarke. R. Little. J. 11. Dwight, C. T. Lewis, C. R. Goodrich, W. S. Cult..,,. T. S. Potwin. 1 1. C. Oilman, A. J. Willard, 11. M. Haskell, S. Johnson, J. Sheldon, W. P. Johnston, T. Bacon, H. Hollister. E. 11. Roberts. . W. Winthrop. H. B. Sprague. A. 1 . White. ( I. A. Johnson. 1854. 1855. 1856. 1S57. 1858. S. 1 1. Nichols, C. G. Child, 1 ' . Ill AI KIN-,. 0. Pratt, D. G. Brinton, W. 11. Fenn, A. M. Lyon, L. R. Packard. A. II . Sir. . ... W. S. Pitkin, L. S. Potwin, C. M. Tyler, 1). D. Shaw. J. M. Holmes, C. S. Kellogg, C. E. Trumbull. S. T. Woodward, 11. B. Brown. X. C. Perkins. s. II. Lee, A. S. Twombly. E. Mulford, II. Dubois, J. C. Jackson. C. Richards, W. C. Wyman. (1. C. Robinson, W. C. Case. E. L. Heermance, S. Caldwell. M. S. Eichelberger. 1859. i860. 1 861. 1862. 1863. T. A. Post, W. W. Phelps, G. B. Beech.,. 1 K . Weeks. 11. W. Fowkr, L. 11. Bristol, C. H. Owen, E. R. Sill, G. C. Ripley, L. T. Chamberlain T. R. Lounsbury, J. H. Ward, G. M. Towle, D. II. Chamberlain, S. W. Duffield, R. A. Stiles, E. ( ;. Mason. J. L. Harmar, R. ( . Morse. G. W. Allen, J. H. Twichell, L. M. Jones, W. E. Park. G. M. Beard, W. 1 1. Sumner. E. Carrington. J. L. Daniels. S. E. Baldwin. F. McVeigh. G. S. Hamlin. 1864. 1865. 1866. 1S67. 1868. A. D. Miller, T. F. Caskey, L. C. Wade, R. W. Woodward. W. A. McKinney, G. L. Merriam, W. Stocking. H. Cole, T. Hedge, E. W. Miller, C. L. Atterbury, II. A. Stimson E. V. HlNCKS, B. Vincent, I. T. BiaKWiTii.t W. W. Battershall, W. R. Bacon. W. G. Bussey. D. J. BlRRELL, A. P. Tinker, J. W. Sterling, J. L. El well. J. M. Hall. 11. C. Sheldon, G. H. Lewis, t H. P. BOYDEN. j. A. Bent. L. Hall. A. E. I lunning. E. R. Raws, hi. 117 PRIZES IX ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT. H. C. Bannard, E. Heaton, M. S. Phelps, ( i. S. Sedgwick. E. P. Wilder, H. V. Freeman. 1S74. E. L. Curtis, J. C. Sellers, H. B. B. Stapler, A. 1!. Thacher, J. M. T OWNSEND, A. I . Whittemore. 1879. L. F. Burpee, S. M. Foster, G. W. Kirch wey, 1.. J. Swinburne, L. I). Syle, A. Tighc. 1884. W. S. Allis, E. M. Chapman, E. C. Gale, J. Holden, S. Stein, 11. W, Wolcott. 1870. II. 11. Mason, G. Chase, J. V. Andrews, C. E. Shepard, T. J. Tii.nkv, V. C. Gulliver. 1875. S. R. Betts, C. T. Chester,§ J. A. ( larver, 11. S. ( ;ULLIVER,§ J. Hillhouse, E. W. Southworth. 1SS0. J. A. Amundson, E. M. Bentley, I). Y. Campbell, W. M. Hall. A. B. Nichols, E. 1 ' . Noyes. 1885. II. deF. Baldwin, C. C. Bridgman, W. I.. Cross, G. W. Mallon, E. I.. Rii hards, Jr. 1 .. F. R ' 1 linson. 1889. V. H. Page, GlFFORD PlM HOT, Ferdinand Si hwill, C. S. Skillton, 11. A. Smith, L. A. Storrs. 1 87 1. VV. W. Perry, C. 1). Hine, W. R. Sperry, E. F. Sweet. G. A. Strong, II. Mansfield. 1876. II. R. Buck. A. T. Hadley, P. Hale. J. II. Marvin, M. II. Phelps, E. 1 1. WORCHESTER. 1SS1. E. E. Aiken. D. W. Bacon, ||R. A. BlGELOW, ||Isaac Bromley, J. I). Burrell, L. A. Eliel. 1886. W. A. Brown, A. loebel, F. G. Peters, E. J. Phelps, P. l:. Stewart, E. Woolen. 1890. 1 [enry ' Ipdyke, II. M. Sage, John Crosby, C. II. llamill. A. W. Colton, |. It. fackson. 1872. R. E. C01 ■' .+ I. II. HlN(Ks.+ A. R. Merriam, F. D. Root, C.J. II. Ropes, II. M. Sanders. 1S77. E. R. Dillingham, S. L. Eaton, E. B. ( lager, I B GOODELL, A. R. Kimball, W. H. Upton. 18S2. C. Bentley, B. Bri wster, W. I. Bruce, H. C. Erics. W. Murphy, J. E. Whitney. 1887. G. II. Beard, J. Hi i 1 in, A. W. Johnson, 1.. H. Peet, II. F. Perkins, W. I,. Phelps. 1S11I. ( i. Atterbury, 1.. II. Tucker, II. K. Smith, R. 11. Smith, II. T. KlNGSBl RY, E. X. I.oomis. 1873- W. Beebe, A. T. Bristow, H. M. Denslow, J. Havward. S. ). Prentice, E. C. Tarbell. 1S7S. J. P. Clarke, H. C. Coe. W. 1.. Dickson. G. R. Edwards, R. S. B. Forster, L. Hood. 1883. E. I. Bosworth, W. Carmalt, (i. 1 ' . Carroll. E. T. McLauchlin, II. D. Taft, W. Trumbull. 1888. II. R. Griffith. F. P. Solley, ( 1. S. Isbell, Ir ing Fisher. II. L. St IMSON, II W. Cooley. ' ' Adjudged equal. Medal awarded by lot, to Strong tAdjudged equal. Medal awarded 1 lot t Beckwith. tPrize divided betwe n C01 and Hincks. §Prize divided betwei n I In sti i and Gulliver. HAdjudged equal. Medal awarded l v lot t Bromley. Class of 1891. Ibonors in all StuMee. i ' RATH NS, ( lliffoi -il ( iray f w imbly, William Tenney Bartley, • hi H-. ( ' lark Bushnell, Josi :ph I iwden, Jr., i lei il Kn i redge Bam roft, Francis Theodore Brown, I )i r Phillips Cobb, Frank Crawford, Edward Paj son 1 ' rev . N I II N I .11. k- l . J. ' IIN Jl II i.IIIN COX. I low ard Tli.o. er Kingsl ury, William Ne in Thati her, Hippolyte . i Iruener, Ray l ' .unli. :k Smith, Lafayette Benedict Mendel, i Irosvi ii. ir Atterbury. The nam. ' - in the I. illowini rou] |. . I .,11 In i I Is1 ill, Raymond 1 [illiard I . Char!. - Pn ntice II. iwland I , -. . ard Nathaniel I .o imis 1 lai i 1 ,en a Pang] i an. ire in alphal e1 ical order. | Samuel barter Shaw, Kram is I mis Slade, 1 terbert Knox Smith, Luther Henry Tui ker, I [arry 1 lall.nn Tweedy. ( ieorge lr ing A. lams. Charles Marshall Brown, I [arvey William- ( lushing, I , ir William 1 lanner, Lyle Alexander I Hi key, Starling Winston Childs, Edward ! .earned Kerni -. In I rank Ayer I lillingham, Charles Russell Ely, William Phillips Graves, Theodore Stuart I [art, DISSERTA 1 H INS. An hur Marvin. Winthrop Sargenl Oilman Noyes Robert ( Gardner Mi lun fames Ri hardsi  n, I i ,i-.i us I lean Ryder, Edward Allen Thurl  er. I . ii .a Swartwout, Ge irge Sherman Talcott. Hildreth James . kroyd, Ernest Hickok Baldwi n, Frank Sanford Blair, 1 [enry Murray 1 later, Henry 1 lunnell, Joseph Eugi in- I [edges, 1, :s Foote Barnett, William Lewis Bradley, John Henry Buck, Clarence Seward Davis, Paul Ecoff Greer, DISPUTES. i Ieorge Walter I lodges, Herbert W..I. a i II.!. .ml.. 1 [oward LaField, William Josiah 1 .- erei i Archibald John Frederic McB. ( lharles ' apron Marsh, Charles Howard Hall, lharles Samuel [ngham, Vertner Kenerson, 111, -...I.. i-i- Nelsi -ii I ilia i Frank Kit hard ( )astler, Richard Barth .1 imew Moriarty, Wallace Simon Moyle, I I. m. nt I .rulih Smith. fohn Quillin Tilsi m, ( Ieorge Stewart Walton, I [enry Crofut White. fohn Franklin Plummer, Jr., Albert Merriman Reed, William I Irown Rorer, Samuel Clifton Thompson, Frederic lollin Walcott. HONORS IN SPECIAL STUDIES. Edward Walter Abell, Matthias Charles Arnot, Thomas iove Adams. Gurdon Franklin Bailey. Frank Sheridan Benninghoff, James Wallace Broatch, Charles Gibbs Carter, William Russell Curie Corson, Richard Bancker Duyckinck, Jr., Ashbel Green, Jr., Alfred Lawrence Aiken, John Sanford Barnes, Jr., James Krngsley Blake. John Alden Bovey, George Stephenson Brewster, John Lee Bunce, Harry Tristam Ferris. Russell Kennedy Forsyth, Frederic William Grau, I ierard Beekman Hoppin, In Political Science, History and In:, Nathan ( llicksman, Edward Nathaniel I .oomis, Charles Capron Marsh. Lafayette Benedict Mendel. Samuel Carter Shaw. Kay Burdick Smith. William Nevin Thatcher. In Political Science, History and Ltn Grosvenor Atterbury, Joe Garner Estill, Raymond Milliard Gage, i havlcs Prentice Howland, Robert I lardner McClung, ( leorge Phelps Robbins, William I r iwn R irer, 1 [erl lert Knox Smith, I [arry Hallam Tweedy, ( leorge Stewart Walton, COLLOQUIES. Franklin Underwood Gregory, Lewis Carroll Hall, Lane Schofield Hart. George Henry Hefflon, Jos.ph Rogers Herod, Louis Lawton Hopkins. Edward Franklin Hon . Sherman Skinner Jewett, Norman McClintock, Hampton Pierson Howell, Leland Ingersoll, Stuart 1 lodge Jessup, Lewis Taylor Knox. Mali iJiu MacLear, William Revell Moody. Samuel Wylie Black Moorhead, Sherman Morse, Charles Orrin 1 ' entield. Walter McClintock, Willis Nathaniel Parker, William F ' rederick Poole. Jr., Francis Williams Sacket, William Henry St. John. George Ferguson Smith. Leonard Eugene Wales, Frederick Harrison Williams. Henry Lane Williams. Adelbert Lee Reynolds, George Phelps Robbins, Arthur Benedict Russell, Edward Francis Simms, William Erskine Simms, Hubbard Taylor Simps on, Daniel Gleason Tenney, John Barnes Townsend, Hanford Smith Weed. Ibonors in Special StuMes, TWO-YEAR Honors. ; Ancient Languages, Curtis Clark Bushnell, Modern Languages. 1 1 tward LaField, Harry LeRoy Pangborn. ( CXK-VKAR HONORS. ; Philosophy . Cecil Kittridge Bancroft, Harry LeRoy Pangborn. In _ Indent Languages . Edward Payson I rew. I)i Modern Languages. William Tenney Hartley, Clarence Seward Davis, fames Richardson. Natural and Physical Scienct Theodore Stuart Hart, Hippolyte W. Gruener. ; Mathematics. Joseph Bowden, Jr. English. Hildreth James Ackroyd, George Irving Adams, Francis Theodore Brown, Howard Thayer Kingsbury, Ray Burdick Smith. hi Natural and Physical Scienct Edgar William Danner, ' lenient Grubb Smith. IDalebictoriane. 1798. fames Burnett, 1799. Alans mi 1 lamliii. 1800 1 huiii ' l B. Brown, IN, ,1 Al. 1 E. Hart. l802. 1. C. Bates, 1803. Noah Porter, 1804 Abel Mi Ewen, 1805. ( lardiner Spring, 1806. R. Wilkinson, 1807. Leonard E. Wales, 1808. Erastus Edgerton, 1S09. Sain. |. Hitchcock, l8lO. E. A. Andrews, l8ll. Ralph Emerson, l8l2. I. T. Preston, .813. 1 •  — i . « 1 1 Spalding, 1814. ;. E. Spruill, 1815. J. I). Eccles, lS[6. Hawley Olmstead, 1S17. W. H. Stillson, I8l8. 1 [ei tor Humphreys, 1819. Syh ester Hovey, I820. T. D. Woolsey, 1 821. Henry White, IS22. Edward Beecher, 1823. ( leorge Jones, 1824. Willis Hall, 1825. Simon North. 1826. John P. Cowles, 1827. Sidney E. Johnson, 1S2S Horace Binney, Jr.. 1829. Henry A. Boardman 1830. I lenry R. Winthrop, 1831. Edward Winthrop, 1832. John 1 . Colton, 1833. Win. 11. Russell, 1834. Samuel St. John, 1835. Gharles A. Gager, [836. Theodore Stanley, [837. Joab Bi ai 1 [838 Edward Stnui . 1 8 vi- John I  . Shci wood, 1540. Joseph FewSmith, 1541 . Samuel Brace, 1 s ; j Joseph A. Benton, 1843. ( Minion Hall, 1544. Edwin Wright, 1545. J. (I. I iould, 1846. Henry li. Harrison, 1847. Henry IE Hadley, 1S4S. I u ighl Foster, [849. Franklin W. Fisk, [851 1 Martin Kellogg, [851. Thomas S. Potwin, 1852. Joel E. Bingham, 1853. Isaac IE Hogan, 1854. William IE Norris, 1855. John E. Todd, 1856. Timothy K. Wilcox, 1857. Levi Holbrook, 185S. Addison Van Name, 1559. Eugene Smith. 1560. John M. Morris. ism. 1862. IMS [864. [865 [866. 1867. [868. [869. [870. 1871. [872. ' • s 7v |S 7 4. 875. [876. [877. [878. 1S79. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1S83. 1884. [885. 1S86. [887. [888. 1 881 , [890. 1891. Tracy Peck, |ohn P. Taylor, L. T. Chamberlain, Isaac P. Pugsley, John L. Ewell, Fred. N. Judson, Peter R. Talt. IE 1 ' . Wright, Arthur Shirley, ( leorge Chase, Wilbert W. Perry, J. D. H.Wili ix. Frank B. Tarbell, I- ilv. .ml 1 1. Robbins, Henry S. lulliver, Arthur T. Hadley, Charles C. ' amp, C. IE Kelsey, E. W. Bowers, W. M. Hall, C. W. Holzheimer, Barclay Johnson, E. IE Moore, G. E. ( Iruener, L. O. Wiggins, C. W. Pierson, T. IE Curtis, Irving Fisher, William A. M ' Quaid, C. F. Small, Nathan Glicksman. Salutatorians. 1798. C. Herrick, 1799- M. Stuart, 1S00. T. Adams, 1 801. G. II ' ladley, 1802. R. R. Swan. 1803. II. Beckley, 1804. S. Norton, 1S05. S B Beach, 1806. L. Mitchell. 1807. ' .. Warner, 1808. J. Knight, 1809. J. Langdon, 1810. E. Kellogg, 1 S 1 1 . D. M. Mitchell, 1S12. W. Stafford, 1813. A. M. Fisher, 1814. D. Lord, t8l 5 . II. Roi kwell, [816. E. Bull, 1817. J. Jones, [818. T. C. Perkins, 1819. J. II. Lathrop, 1S20. S. Stoddard, 1.S21. I ). ( ireene, 1S22, W. Sheldon, 1823. A. . Skinner, 1S24. W. M. Holland, ■825. A. Pettingell, [826. E. P. Barrows, [827 C. C. Parmelee, [828. F. A. 1 ' . Barnard 1829. J. Eldridge, 1830. J. W. Andrews, 1831 L. II. Atwater, .832. E. Colton, 1833 E. A. Bradford, [834. X. P. Seymour. 183S J. L. Taylor, [836. J. M. Carter. ■837 M, N. Morris. 1838. J . I ' . Thompson, (839. C. A. Bristol, 1840. G. II. Colton. 1841. Y. I.. Learned. 1S42. J. 1 ladley. 1S43. L. R. Hurlbutt, 1S44. E. W. Root. [845. W. G. G inner, [846 J. B. Talcott, 1847. J. T. Hyde, 184S. W. Aitchinson, 1849. T. Dwight, 1850. W. S. Colton. 1 85 1. R. Little, 1852. W. A. Reynolds, 1853- J. M. Whiton, [854. G. I). Lord. .855. W. L. Alexander. 1856. E. E. Towne, 1857. W. Smith. 1858. G. B. McLellan, 1S59. c. II. Gross, i860. . W. Martin. 1S61. S. E. Baldwin, 1S62. J. W. Ailing, 1S63 1). P. Perry. 1 Si ,4. C. G. Rock wood. 1865. C. H. Smith. 1866. H. Cole, 1867. T. L. Hay. 1868. W. C. Wood. 1869. 1 1. Lathrop, [870. D. W. Learned, 1871. II. E. Kinney. 1872. (.. F. Moore, 1873. II. M. Denslow, [874. W. Parkin. 1875- C. T. Russ, [876. E. D. Worcester, ' 77 J. S. Thacher, [878. W. II. Tail. [879. M. M. McKenzie, : 88, , D. W. Richards, [881. A. S. Van de Graafi 1882. F. F. Abbott, 1883. F. W. Kellogg, 1SS.4. W. F. Booth, 18S5. P. 1. Welles. [886. W. I. Hunt. 1SS7. C. L. Brownson, ISSN. 11. C. Steiner. 1889. Horace F. Walker. 1 81 H 1 G. L. Amerman. 1891. W. T. Hartley. 3unior appointments. Yale College, yanuary ij. t8qi. 1 1 III - s MilH A I i IRATK INS. 13. M. Allen. W. B. Bosley, Pen y Finlay, I. W. D. (ngersoll, B. Palmer, W. L. Kitchel, Elliott Marshall. I Hi .11 ORATIONS 1 C. G. Bronson C. II. Day, G. II. Girty, 11 B. Him kley, M. A. Reynolds, f. W. Riley, C. A. Schumaker, C. 1!. Si ' Ills. J. E. Wheeler. II. . i.. Abbe, A. S. Barnes, C. J. Bartlett, 1 ilw ard Boltwood, (.. W. Colics. Jr., J. S. Dan y, iR TIONS. i i. II. Fisl Hiram Fobes, A. M. Marsh, Abraham Meyer, E. B. Millard, J . Moore, I ' B. Otis, . P. Pierce, W. G. Rockefeller, I ■' . W. Seymour, A. F. Shaw. II. A. si,,, king, A. I.. Whittaker. B. L. Armstrong . S. Brae kett, II. S. ( Jraves, F. A. I [auslein, DISS1.K TA I [( INS. II. W. Luce, ( .. R. Montgi i ) J. I. Phinney, II. T. Pitkin, I S. Saul... rn. E. F. Snydai la i. W. R. Stainer J E. Wheeler, C. C. Wilson. C. W. Austin. II. M. Bisi oe F. C. Bishop II. O. Bowers, K. It. Cheney, R. S. Colton, A. L. Day, FIRST DISPI I ES. P. ( ' . Eggleston, M. W. Im1I.iu.iv, i . S. Haight. 1 . W. Hinkle, G. 11. Hollister, F. A. Keller, II. B. McCormii k, William Messii k, Thornwell Mullally, L. R. Parker, Y. ( ' . Waterman, C. L. Wooding, W. H. Wright, Jr. SECOND DISPUTES. Howell Cheney, W. P. Fish. E. D. Fram is, II. S. Haskell, W. S. Haskell, C. R. Holden, B. P. Hollister. H. H. Kennedy, S. I,. Lasell, A. F. Lewis. Arthur Lovell, C. D. Morris, H. H. Taintor, J. K. Tibbits, A. C. Williams, F. T. Winslow. J. S. Woodruff. FIRST COLLOQUIES. E. C. Bissell. S. G. Hurt. A. ( i. I lingley, R. ( i. F. it. hi. Paul Klimpke, 1 ' . M. Moody. R. W. Morris, F. B. Mowbray. A. C. Orrick, F. J. Price, F. 1 1. Tucker, R. R. Upton, II. i;. Webster. SECOND COLLOQUIES. G. S. C. Badger, Y. P. Bliss, •• H. Bronson, C. L. I ..it. E. II. Dodd, F. II. Griffin, Pierre Jay. F. ( 1. Johnson, J. F. Lorance, C. N. McAllister, D. R. O ' Donnell, N. C. Whittemore. Comparative IRecorb of Junior Hppointments. Year. Philosophical . . I Mgh i (rations 1 ' IMI i. ills 1 dissertations . . . First 1 lisputes . . S.. .Hi.l I tisj.UteS First I lolloquies. S. . , .ml i ' . illoqnie fotal ' 7« ' 77 ' 78 ' 79 ' 80 M ' 82 ' 83 7 14 20 16 ' 7 8 7 5 ' 85 ' 86 •87 6 13 9 10 7 8 •90 91 12 1 1 13 8 12 16 =4 3D 7 9 19 13 20 17 3 57 47 65 59 71 85 73 73 94 96 88 84 94 76 84 104 126 no 124 PRIZES AWARDED IN SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. TUnbergrabuate Scbolars of tbe Ibouse, U)ale College, for 1891 92, Woolsey S urn vu. c lass I s .- I. in,. - W. D. Ingersoll. SCOT! Hi i: i i Si holar, Class of 1S9; — John T. Pinney. Thomas Gl isb iterman Scholars, Class 1S92 — JamesW. 1 . Ingersoll, Thornton Mullally. Woolsey Schoi k. Class oi [893 — Winthrop E. Dwight. Scoti Ih ki r Schoi ah. Class 1893 — Alton W. Peirce. I in i i vs Gi isba m 1 rm w si hi 11 i . 1 lass [893 — William Begg. Woolsei Scholar, Class of 1S94 — Henry S. Dawson, Jr. Hurlburt Schoi v. Class oi [894- George F. Van Slyck. Third Freshman Schoi k. Class of 1894 — Frank H. Chase. fl ri5cs Hwar eo in tbe Sbefttelo Scientific School. June. iSqi. CLASS I ' I [891. For Excellence In Civil Engineering — The prize awarded to Noyes Dwighl Clark, Woodbridge, with honorable mention of Burton Dickinson Blair, Collinsville. For Excellence in Mechanical Engineering— The prize awarded to George Pratt Starkweather, New Haven. with honorable mention of David Lynde Huntington, San Diego, Cal. The Press Essay in ihe Coi rsi in Mil 1 1 i; Si n NCi -1- awarded to George Sherwood Eddy, Leavenworth, Kan. For Excellence in mi Course in Military Science -Honorable mention is made of Willis James Black, Bridge- port, George Marcellus Landers, [r., New Britain, and Pierre lav Wurts, New Haven. CLASS 1 IF 1S92. For Excellence in Mathematics 01 [unior Vi i; -The prize awarded to Samuel Atkinson Harsh, Denver, Col., with honorable mention to Francis Mulliken Adams. New Haven, Sherman Hoyt Bouton, Chicago, 111., Gustave Erwin Huttelmaier, Knoxville, Tenn., and Theophilus Nelson. Bridgeport. For Excellence in German— The prize divided between Samuel Atkinson Harsh, Denver, Col., and Gustave Erwin Huttelmaier, Knoxville, Tenn., with honorable mention of Charles Mallory Williams. Brooklyn. V V. 1 I ASS 1 IF 1893. For Excellence in ai i the Studies of Freshman Year — The prize divided between Roger Cook A. lams. N. « Haven, lames Laird tie Vou, Wilmington, Del., and William Thomas Hildrup Howe. Cazenovia, N. . with honorable mentionof Alexander James Campbell, San Francisco. Cal., Hugh Dayton, Southport, and John Williams Coe, Meriden. For EXCELLENCE in PHYSICS — The prize awarded to Alexander James Campbell, San Francisco. Cal., with honor- able mention of James Laird de Von. Wilmington, Del., and William Thomas Hildrup Howe. Cazenovia. N. V. For Excellence in German — The prize divided between Roger Cook Adams. New Haven, Hughes Dayton, Southport. James Laird de Vou, Wilmington, Del., and William Thomas Hildrup Howe. Cazenovia. N. V. PRIZES AWARDED IN LAW SCHOOL. For Excellency in Chemistry — The prize divided between Roger Cook Adams, New Haven, John Williams Coe, Meriden; Hughes I layton Southport, William Thomas Hildrup Howe Cazenovia, N. Y., and Samuel Whiter McCaulley, Wilmington, Del., with honorable mention ol William Rankin Johnston, Shippensburg, Pa., for advanced work in chemistry. For Excellenxe in Mathematics — The prize awarded to Alexander James Campbell, San Francisco, Cal., with honorable mention oi Roger Cook Adams. New Haven, ami Frank Allen Little, Meriden. For Excellenci in Mechanical Drawing — The prize divided between Frederick Luther Ford, North Branford, and Frank Allen Little, Meriden. with honorable mention of Charles Anthony Ingersoll, New Haven, and 1 lei ire Hot lv ld-.s Murray, Viola, I tel. S. S. S. Senior appointments. illisjan.es ill.,, k, Bridgeport, t. Burton Dickinson Blair, Collinsville, Ct. Arthur Eli Booth, Peace Dale, K. I. Sterling Haiglrt Bunnell, Stratford, Ct. Del ancey Allen Cameron, Caledonia, V V. Francis Allen ( lark. Plantsville, i T oyi Dwight Clark-. Woodbridge, Ct. Robert Lewis Coleman, San Francisco, Cal. Homer Stille Cummings, New Haven, Ct. Wyatl Collier Estes, Memphis, Tenn. Edward Everetl Gates, Indianapolis, Ind. Edwin i iuy Helm. Peru, Ind. David Lynde Huntington, San Diego, Cal. Milton levekm 1 Isbell, Ansonia, I )t. Theodore Caldwell Janeway, N. Y. City. Augustus Frederick Kountze, Omaha, Neb. i lifford Walter Leavenworth, Wallingford, Ct. John Ste ens Murdoi k, Westbrook, ( t. February ?, Sgi. Warren Bynner Nash. Brooklyn, X. Y. Nathaniel Read Norton, Brooklyn, X. V. Arthur Chapin Pease, Ellington, Ct. Alfred Helm Preston, Omaha, Nek. Walter Grey Preston, Omaha, Neb. Milton Holley Robbins, Lakeville, Ct. John David Shattuck, Norwich, X. Y. Harry Hudson Shepard, New Haven, Ct. George Milton Smith. Plantsville, Ct. Thomas ( ' alien Bryant Snell, New Haven, Ct. Lewis Edward Sparrow, Colchester, Ct. George Pratl Starkweather, New Haven, Ct. George Fetter Stickm y, Buffalo, X. V. Edward I Iwen Sutton. Springfield, Mass. Edward Vanlngen, New York City. i lark Greenwood V ' oorhees, New York City. Edward Young Ware, St. Louis, Mo. Charles Morgan Wood. Davton, Ohio. prises Hwaroeo in the Haw Scbool. June, iSqi. Tdwnsknu Prize, Class oi 189] George Edwin Hill, B.A., Stamford, Conn. 1 1 w 1 1 1 Pr 1 a . ( lass ol 1 891- John Wilbur Roby, Delphos, Ohio. 11. S. Seymoi 1; Prize, Class ol 1891 George Woodburn Andrew, New Britain, Conn. Betts Prize, Class oi 1892 Divided between William Adolphe McQuaid, B.A., Nm- Haven, Conn., and Robert Treat 1 ' laii. B.A., Milford I onn 1 21 1 PRIZE AWARDED IN THE ART SCHOOL. Munson Prize, Class oi 1891 -Divided between Edward James Ga vegan, B.A., New Haven, Conn, and John Wilbur Roby, I lelphos, 1 hio. Ki si in 1; Prizes, ist, fohn Aaron Hoober, York, Pa.; 2d, Benjamin Hynes Charles, Jr., B.A., Fulton, M ' ., with honorable mention of George K. Hill Stamford, 1 01111. Ibonors. SENIOR (LASS. 1 legree i 1.1 .. B., cum laude. fohn A. Hoober, Israel II. Peres, Frederic A. S, ott. George A. Kellogg, John W. Roby, H K R CLASS, William F. Aiken, Herberl A. Hill, Robert T. Piatt, fohn F. Carpenter, William A McQuaid, Samuel A. York, Jr. John J. I lealey, jpuises Hwarbeb in the fIDebical Scbool. Jim- . rSg 1 Campbf.li Gold Medai Richard Vi Westbrook, New Haven, Conn Ki 1 s) Prize— Divided between Reuben A. Lockhart, Bridgeport, Conn., and Clarence E. Skinner, Westville, Conn.. with honorable mention I Edward I . Bliss, Newburyport, Mass. and Charles W. Hartwell, New Ilavm. Conn. Ohstetrk m I ' ii i Charles W. Hartwell, PH. B., New Haven. Conn. Ibonors. Degree oi M.D., ,11 11 laude. Edward I.. I Wi-. , Newburyport, Mass., Reuben A. Lockhart, Bridgeport Conn., Richard W. Westl rook, New Haven, Conn. lprise Hwarfceb in tbe art Scbool. June, 1891. Constance H. Blake. ' -7 Ifn Ifocmoriam Xevi lives Busbnell Class of ISiU 5 ici Hugust 8, 1890 Hrtbur Benjamin jfoy Class Of 1893 HMefc jfebrnarv? 9, 1891 3ames Ik. Sbacber, fiD.lD. professor of UbBsfologg S)ie6 Hprfl 20, 1891, William IRcvin Gbatcber Class of 1891 S)fe 3ulv? U, i SO i 128 Vale i ollege organized 17m. .11 Killingsworth, Conn., thence removed to Saybrook, Conn., and finally li New Haven in 1717. Firs building erected 1717; (demolished 1782). Brick row erected, South Middle 1750; Atheneum, 1761; South, 170.;: North Middle and Lyceum, [8co; North, 1S21: Chapel, 1824; Divinity, [835 (demolished 1870). The entral row. Laboratory, [782 (demolished 1888); Cabinet, i8i (demolished 1890); Treasury, 1852; Library, [842; Alumni Hall, 1853; Gymnasium, [859; An Building, 18(14. Medical College [860. Sheffield Scientific School, i860. ...mam. [869; hurt,,-. 1870; East Divinit) Hall, 1869; West Divinity Hall, 1874. North Sheffield Hall, 1874. Peabody Museum, 187!). Battel! Chapel, 1870. Winchester Observatory, ' 882. Sloane Physical Laboratory, 1882 Dwight Hall. 1S86. Lawrence, t886. Kent Chemical Laboratory, 1887. Chittenden Memorial Library, 1888. Osborn Memo- rial Hall, 1889. Ipreeibents of the College. Rev. Abraham Pierson, Rev. Samuel Andrew, Rev. Timothy Cutler, Rev. Elisha Williams, Rev. Thomas Clap, Rev. Naphtali Daggett, 1701-1707 Rev. Ezra Stiles, 1707-1719 Rev. Timothy Dwight, - 1719-1723 Rev. Jeremiah Hay. - 1726-1739 Rev. Theodore Dwight Wo,, Key. 1739-1766 Rev. Noah Porter, 1 766-1 777 Rev. Timothy Dwight, - ' 777-1795 1705-1S17 1817-1846 1 846- 1 87 1 1871-1886 1SS6- jfounoation of (Sraouatc Bcpartmcnts. Medicine, -------- 1813 Law, - - I 8 I 8 Theology, --....-. 1822 Philosophy and Arts. Science. - Music- - 1847 1854 1890 129 I. Ml. ' 111. I ' 753- •Brothers in Unity, 1768 Phi Beta Kappa, 17S0. Caliopean, 1819. Chi Delta Theta, 1821. Skull and Bones, 1832. Alpha Delta Phi, 1836. (R. (888.) Psi Upsilon, [838 Kappa Sigma Theta, [838 Berzelius, [848. Sigma Delta Chi, 1863. Book and Snake, 1863 i now in existem 1 HISTORICAL MEMORABIL J A. Ifounbation of Societies. Kappa Sigma Epsilon, 1840. Si roll and Key, 1842. Delta Kappa Epsilon, 1844. 1 lelta Kappa. 1845. Alpha Sigma Phi, 1846. ( ' ■annua Nu, 1855. :-established I lelta Beta Xi. 1864. 1 ' ln Theta Psi, 1864. Spade and t Jrave, 1864. linrXi [875. Si IENTIFIC. Chi Phi, 1S7S. Theta Xi. 1865. Delta Psi, [869. Phi (.annua Delta lished 1888 ) 1 i.i Phi, 1S79. : Alpha Kappa. ' S7S Wolf ' s Head, 1883. Beta Chi, 1883. Phi Delta Phi. 1S86. Zeta Psi, 1888. Sisma Nu. 1888. [875, (Re-estab ; Alpha Chi, Theta Delta Xi. 1887. Class Secretaries. 1822 — Rev. Henry Herrick, North Woodstock, Conn. 1N2N Prof. Oliver P. Hubbard, I.I..I .. 65 W. mil. st., N. V. City. 1829 — Hon. John R. Robertson, M.D., New Haven. 1831— Pres. Noah Porter, D.D., New Haven. iSj2 — Prof. Edward E. Salisbury. New Haven. 1833 — Rev, i.i orgi I Day, D.D., New Haven. 1836 — Horace Day, New Haven. [838 -William W. Rodman, New Haven. 1839 — Richard E. Rice. New Haven. 1840 — Hon. John C. Hollister, New Haven. 1841 — Rev. Samuel W. Barnum, New Haven. 1842 — Rev. Nathan W. Williams. Providence, R. I. 1S43 — William L. Kingsley, New Haven. 1845 — Rev. Oliver Crane, D.D., Morristown, N. |. 1S47— William Pert. 20 Nassau st., N. Y. City. [848 Arthur I . Osborne, New Haven. 1850— I ' n.l. Hubert A. Newton, I.L.I).. New Haven. 1851 — Henry I). White. New Haven, 1863 — Samuel Huntington. 55 Liberty st.. N. Y. City. [864 -Prof. 1 harles D Rockwood, Ph.D., Princeton, N. J. 1865 — Whitehead C. Duyckinck, box 3796. New York City. 1866 — Edward B. Bennett. Hartford, Conn. 1867 — William H. Morse, 140 Nassau st., New York City. 1868— Prof. Henry P. Wright, New Haven. 1869 — Thomas Honker. New Haven. 1870 — Rev. K uleiie Terry, 169 Madison ave., N. Y. City. 1871 — Henry Baldwin, 755 Broadway New York City. 1S72 — Edward 11. Jenkins, New Haven. 1873 — Frederick J. Shephard, Buffalo, N. Y. 1874 — George L. Dickerman, New Haven. 1875 — Charles Robinson Smith. 49 Broadway. N. Y. City. 1876 — John B. Kendrick Wallingford, Conn. 1877 -John s. Thacher, M.D., 33 W. 39th st.. N. Y. City. 1878 — Jehu A. Porter, Hartford, Conn. 1S70 — Samuel P. Willard, Colchester, Conn. 1880— Win. (,. Daggett, M.D.. New Haven. 1S81 — |. Brewster, New Haven, J 3° HISTORIC. 1 1. MBMOH. I I ' ll 1 1 . 1852 — Rev. John G. Baird, Ellington Conn [853 Henry II. Babcock, New Haven. 1854 -Charles II. Leeds, bos 2615, New York 1 ity. 1855 — Rev. Hi-nix 1 obb 26 Reade st., N. Y. City. 1856 — Joseph K. French, New Haven. 1857 — Prof. Daniel C. Eaton, New Haven. 185S — William P. Bacon, New Britain, Conn. 1859 — Rev. Edwin T. Fairbanks, St. fohnsbury, i i860— William I Bradley, M.D., New II iSm —Prof. Winthrop U. Sheldon, Colorado Springs, ' ■i,S( 2 — John W. Ailing, New Haven. [882 Arthur S. ' (sborne, New Haven 1883 Francis G. Beach, New I laven. 1884 -Leonard M. Daggett, New Haven. 1885 Rev. Frank R. Shipman, Hartford, Conn. 1S86 — Rev. I hauncey V. Goodrich, 511 E. 70th st. York C itv. [887 Andrew 1 ' ' . Gates. Elartford, Cum. [888 1 irland S tsbell, New H;m-n. Mi Quaid, New Haven. iSoc — Frank T. Brooks, New Haven. 1891 — II. W. Gruener, New Haven. Class ©rators aitf fl ccts. ' 33 R. Robei tson ,t E. Coffin, [5 I Ji ihnsi 111. ' 36 T. P. Scovell, !7 W 1 1;.,, on ' 38 G I Dol. ' 39 L. W. Smith, ' 40 G. II. Hollister, ' 41 (i. B. Si liott, ■42 J. A. Porter, ' 43 L. F. Robinson, ' 44 C. W. Camp, ' 45 G. B. Day. ' 46 E. Johnson, ' 47 E. Franklin. ' 48 F. R. Grist. ' 49 F. M. Finch. ' 50 J. I. I. Adams, ' 51 None. ' 52 Y. W. Crapo, ' 53 C. T. Lewis, ' 54 J. M. .Smith. ' 55 L. D. Brewster, •56 G. W. Buehler, ' 57 N. C. Perkins. 1 1. itm-s. . II. Lewis. . Leverett. J. B. Fenton. 1 1. ( ' . I leming. C. A. [ohnson. VV. P. Lynde. R. P. 1 utter. 1 F. Burnam. D. t;. Mit-lull. 1.1 ' .- li ds. A. Johnson. 0. II. Doolittle. T. K. Davis. II. Kingsbury. T. L. Baj 1 C. G Webster. II. Holister. 1 J. Hillyer. None. H. B. Sprague. R. L. Gibson. S. C. Gale. Bailey. P. Y. Calkins. A. II. Strong. Poel 63 G. I . Southworth ' 64 Y . W. Battershal ' 65 II. A. Brow 11. •in. J. Brand, Y 7 W. II. Bishop, 68 W. A. Linn, CBagg, ' 70 II. B Mason ' 71 J. A. Burr, •72 D. N. Beac h, ' 73 E. R. Johnes, ' 74 ( i. I ). Reid, ' 75 E. Bouton, ' 76 F. A. t laylord, ' 77 J. G. Pyle, ' 78 II. C. Coe, ' 79 L. D. Syle, ' 8oW. H. Harper. ' Si H. S. Durand, ' 82 J. E. Whitney, ' S3 J- M. Lewis, ' 84 E. Welles, ' 85 C. E. Cushing, Mi 1 l. Lewis, ' 87 Mi ormick. 1 Irators. U 1 Whittle) J. W. feal A. Mi Lean. G. ' Holt. J. W. Showalter. C. B. Brewster. II. A. Beers. W. C. Gulliver. ( I. J. Bliss. E. S. Lines. W. A. Houghton. II. II Ragan C. F. Cutter. J. B. ( Ileason. E. B. Gager. W. H. Taft. G. W. Kirchwey. W. M. Hall. J. Leighton, C. B. Storrs. F. O. Leonard. H. M. Woll F. R. Shipman. Evans Woollen. J. R. Sheffield. HISTORICAL MEMORABILIA. ' 58 E. C. Porter, ' 59 G. W. Fisher. •60 C. A. Boles. ' 61 E. R. Sill, ' 62 II. Holt. t . ! ' . Andrews. K. larrington. J. L. Daniels. S. Shearer. D. H. Chamberlain. ' 88 P. F. Solley. ' 89 T. W. Buchanan, ' 90 A. W. Colton, ' 91 J. W. Broatch, 1 . S. Isbell. II. W. Wells. W. A. DeCamp. F. T. Brown. fence ©raters. Orators. 1878— J. B. Porter. ' 80. 1879 — Isaac Bromley, ' 81. 1880— A. P. French. ' 82. 1881— C. S. Foote. ' 83. 1882— A. P. Wilder, ' 84. 1883— L. B. Gleason, ' 85. 1884— F. E. Wine, ' 86. Respondents. Sherman Evarts, ' Si. Barclay Johnson, ' 82. Harold Vernon, ' 83. A. P. Wilder. ' 84. E. L. Richards, Jr. ' 84. II. W. Petriken, ' 85. C. M. Hinckle, ' 87. Orators. 1885— C. M. Hinckle, ' 87. 1886— W. II. Fit -, raid. ' 88. 1887— _ ' . S. King, ' 89. 1888— Stowe Phelps, ' 90. 1889— Albert Lee. ' 91. 1890 — H. A. Bayne, ' 92. 1891 — F. W. Yates, ' 93. Respondents. VV. II. Fitzgerald, ' 88. L. C. duPont, ' 89. S. Phelps, ' 90. Albert Lee. ' 91. H. A. Bayne, ' 92. J. T. Robinson. ' 93. E. B. Reed, ' 94. 1.N52 — Henry C. Blakeslee, 1S53 — Joseph A. Welch, [854 — Alexander H. Gunn. 1855 — D. L. Huntington, 1856 — Sidney E. M01 si (Recipients of tbe Mooben Spoon. 1857 — Samuel Scoville, 1859 — Henry Boies, i860— Edward G. Holden, 1861— Stanford Newell. 1862 — Robert K. Weeks, 1863 — G. C. S. Southworth, 1868 — Coburn 1). Berry. 1864— M. D. C. Borden. 1865— G. Todd Ford. 1866 — Charles F. Brown. 1867— James M. Allen. 1869 — J. C. Eno, 1870— H. A. Cleveland, 1S71— R. B. Lea. 132 ft . S. Tern berr y ' 9j_ Senior Society. (Bratmate ©fficers. 1Roab porter, 2).®., XX.H)., prcsiocnt. prof. 1b. a. IRewton, IDice presioent. prof. Graq? pech, Cor. Secretary flDr. 3. 5. Smitb, treasurer. active Bernaro fll . alien, TOUUam B. Bosle fret). 6. 6. Bronson, Clivc lb. S av Percy Jfinlas, (Sccroe 1b. i5irt , Ibenr? B. ibinhlc , James M. 2). flngersoll, IDembers. W. Xloyo Ikitcbel, lElliot flDarsball, aifreo B. palmer, fIDattbcw H. IRcpnolos, flsaac W. IRilcv, Cbarles a. Scbumafcer, Cbarles B. Scars, 3amcs 16. Mbcelcr. ' 34 Senior %itcrar Society. i£o varo Bcltweco, (Beorfie B, Ibollister, lpcrc (I. jegglcston, Ebormvcll fll nUalI , jfrann 3. price. us Senior Society. Ibugfo H. Bayne, Eowaro Boltwooo, Ibowcll Cbeney, Iknigbt 2 . Cbeney, 3i , Benjamin X. Crosby, 3i , Clive lb. ©ay, Ibenry S. ©raves, James m. frnsteb, 3r. t 3ames M. 2). Undersoil, flMerre Jay, Milliam %. Ikitcbcl, (Tbomas %. flftcCluno, Stanforb 1H. fIDorison, Jfrank. 3- Price, lErnest IRyle. ' 37 -■L-9Br Senior Society. €. 9. JJ. C. C. 31. Eowaro lb. ffto o 3one0, Cbarles S. Ibaigbt, Burton U . Ibollteter, (Beorge B. Ibollteter, Sionc X. Xaeell, 2)aniel Xoro, 3o, Ibcnn? B. ffl cGormicfe, BSowaro lb. flDaeon, Sbornwell m ullallv IRobcrt B. fl aooocR, William 1H. IRun on, ©tto a. Scbrcibcr, Cbarlcs B. Scars, i£bwin ©. Stanaro, 3r., Militant 2). IJ)oung, 139 Senior Society. (Beorge S. £ Babger, Hnbrew 3. Bailict. James Z. Carr, (Beorge 1. Coit, jfrcocrich E. Grant, Ifrands 1b. Griffin, Milliam I. Iball, Jr., Hrtbur C. Ibinnc. William C. flvison, James lb, fiD. iknor, 3i , Ibarrp S. Xpman, lewis 1R. IParhcr, jforrest Sbepberb, Stuart Webster, 3ames £. Wbcclcr. ui 3unior Society IV. B. Bosky, J. T). Carr, Howell Cheney, K. D. Cheney. Jr.. E. H. Floyd-Jones, (M. IV. Gallaway, H. S. Graves, F. H. Griffin, C. S. Haight, B. P. HoUister, G. B. HoUister. A. C. Hume, T . T. Huntington . H. B. ' Barnes, Jr., H. C. Beadleston. A. S. Clti stmt in. B. M. C rouse. J. B. Dill. R. K. Dickerman, IV. E. Tkvighi, J. H. Field, E. F. Gallaudet, T. A. Gardiner. % (M. Gibbs. 9 2 - J. IV. D. Ingersoll, IV. C. Ivison, Tier re fay, IV. L. Kitchel, S. L. Lasell, Daniel Lord. }d, H. S. Lyman, E. H. tMason, Thornwell Mnllallv. (M. T. U oves. A. C. Orrich, % A. Taddoek, ' 93. zA. L. Greer, Montgomery Hare, C. % Hickox, S. B. Ives. I. B. Laughlin, C. IV. (Mills. F. A. (Moore, J. S. (Moore. J . H. (Morgan. IV. cA. Osboru. W. IV. W. Tarter, 142 L R. Parker. F. . Trice. O. A Sehreiber. C. B. Sears, Forrest Shepherd. E. F. Stevens. G. T). Terry, . K. Tibbits, J. sA. J 11 r nbit II. Stuart Webster. SY 5 . C. Whittemore. IV. B. Wright. Jr. Francis Parsons, - G. L. %athbone, Joseph % by, ■. J. Robinson. G. T. Slade, Moses Tavlor. IV. H. Vanderbilt, % B. Wade, % C. W. Wadsworth, zA. H. Wallis. L. A. Welles.- 3unior Society, G. S. C. Badger, H. A. Bayne, W. T. Bliss, Edward Boltwood, H. O. Bowers, ' Preston ' Brown, E. F. Clay, G. L. Co 7, B. L. Crosby. C. H. Day, P. h ' inlaw IV. B. Franklin. 92. H. B. Freeman. F. E. Grant. IV. C. Hall. Jr.. F. W. Hinkle, Howard Huntington. J. IV. Hasted. Jr.. I. H. fenney, H. M. Kidd, f. (M. Knox. Jr., 7. L. McClung, H. B. McCormick, William tMafhtt, S. N. {Mori son, R. C. Towel , H. R. Rathbone, IV. N. Rnnyon. Ernest Ryle. A. L. Spencer. E. O. Stanard, Jr., A. H. Swayne, A. G. Weeks, F. S. Woodruff, Henry Woolen, W. D. Young, . Anderson. Jr.. W. % Begg, H. I.. Bixbv. C. T). Bliss. H. H. Bottom e. H. S. Bowns, T. H. Breeze, T. L. Bristol. C. W. Clark, J. B. Cooke, J. S. ( ' .raven. F. O. Dor sew H. H. Ficken, D. C. Haldeman. C. C. Harmsfad. ■. F. Harvey, Logan Hay, W. McK. Higgins, J. .V. Hill, -A. H. Jones. C. ' 73. Jones. C. D. Kyle, A. V. S. Lambert. F. M. Lloyd, G. G. (Martin. W. H. (Mnrpl v. C. (M. Pope. D. Rogers, W. W. Smith, Sy 3 . H. Swayne, 2nd. W. P. Thornton, -+• R. S. Tracy, Y F. W. Yates. H4 3unior Society. Howard -M. HiSi oe, Paul% Clark. Elisha H. Cooper. Albert G. Dinghy, Percy C. Eggleston, 92. Charles % Holden, Sidney Homier. Harry H. Kennedy. Taul Klimphe, Arthur M. Marsh, Walter % Sterner, Harlan H. Taititor, living C. West. Charles L. Wooding. John S. Woodruff. Henry C. ■1 ' lieu. Cornelius S. Bull. Thomas T. Cha field. Harry R. c Dwlght, ' 93- John T. Ed in ' son. George E. [Mills, Emerson R. Newell, Louis H. Run ;, Robbins C B. Stoeckel, II ' m. S. Terriberry, Ellsworth D. II ' hiting. 146 Hcafcemic Society. e Jndrew J. Ba liet. [Villi am S. Haskell, George G. Knowles, Harry W. Luce. Lafon Allen, George P. Beebe, George J. Briggs, Charles B. Eddy. 92. D. Edgar Ovfanson, L. T. Waldo (Marvin. Elliot (Marshall. ' 93- Frank E. Gatchel. ' Ben Hodge, Carlyle E. Sutphen, Jr. Herbert G. Thompson. Win. G. Rockefeller, Frederic- D. Tucker. James E. Wheeler. Corydon C. Tyler. ' Webster Wheelock, Edward M. Williams. Albert H. Buck, Clinton J. Curtis, Ralph W. Holmes, Lawrence B. Jones, 94- TJatiiel O ' Day, Jr.. Oliver C. Mosman. William H. Sallmon. Letchworth Smith. Edward R. Thomas. William Todd. George F. Van Slyck. i 4 8 Hcafcemic Society. Frank M. Barber. ' T(ov K. Farwell, Donald % Hinckley, Gerald M. ' Borden, Loins H. Hurrell, James S. Dwight, Charles £ =. Buell, Itymaine H. Crosby, J2. Alfred C. Thompson. ' 93- 94- Raymond Lloyd. 149 C. D. [Morris. % IV. morns. George E. Ttyissell, John P. Hobbie. Arthur P. Lord. Albeit H. (Morse. Frank P.. DAcfDuffee, George H. C B. Lamb. S. S. S. Society C.T.I. J)onn Barber, (Morris H. Brail. IV ill ia in R. Bergi J. Judson Brooks. Jr.. W. Garrard Com I v. Richard Carl irk. Thomas K. Hanna. ; . . Samuel A. Harsh. Harry H. ' Jackson, Hiison 7. Jackson, Charles 7. Koitiit;e. William Lansing, Jr., Richard F. Manning, William -P. Stevens, George C. Tread-well, J. Stewart Trille, John B. Winstandley, Walter A. Wood. Jr. . Clarence C. Zantijnger . S. S. S. Society Charles E. Bee sou. Oliver C. Billings, Wilbur F. ' Day, Jr.. Albert T)eW. Frslune. Jason Evans, J. Avery Gould, Herbert W. Hamlin. Thelps 7?. Hovt. Harrv C. January. John H. Kedp ' e, Walter W. Keith. George W. Riley . Edward H. Simmons, Lewis M. Smith. Charles S. Towle, (McLane Van Ingen, John H. Vought. Walter F. Waring. Frederic B. Wells, Ira F. Wright, Wallace C. Winter. William B. Woodward. 152 5. S. S. Socic tw Wallace (M. Alexander, William A. Baldwin, Charles S. Benson. Clarence W. Campbell, Harry C. Collins. George E. Cow Hughes Dayton. James DA. Dickson, Claude Gignoux. George ,4. Hadsell. Charles W. Hoyt. Harry L. Joyce. James H. Kimball, Harold C. [Mathews, Clarence E. (Meigs, John K. -Vunderford, Edward O. Smith . ■Paul Sterling, Isaac S. Thomas Edward T. Wright. ' 53 S. S. S. Society. Frank E. Barbour. Fran ; H. Barbour, Lawrence T. Bliss, Harry L Bloodgood, U elson B. Burr, Sheldon Cary, J. Davenport Cheney, Jh 01 u as ' Denny , Jr., G. Arthur Gordon, Andrew B. Graves. John H. Hammond. Ogden H. Hammond. Howard J. Haselhurst, D. A hie n Lor ni;. Vance C. DAcCormich, Clifford W. (McGee. I. Chauncey (McKeever, - Clitirles E. DAcLane, Oliver -V. Nicola, ■Richard F. T ' earce. Allan A. bobbins. James Graham Stokes. ' 55 S. S. S. Society. .« • ' W. Day, DA tire M. Fi slier, James H. Follis, ' David C. Griggs, Charles B. Hill, William C. Hungerford, George A. Hutchinson, Winslow DAal ery, Wiley B. Raymond, sAlbert L. Sessions, Arthur V. Slade, Percy T. Walden. Lauren K. Warwick, Charles F. Weiser, Edward L. Whitteiuore, 156 S. 5. S. Society jwcs B. Beckett. Perrv M. Caldwell, Herman T . CI art;. Jr.. James D. Dewell, Jr.. Joseph B. Hall. W ' alter IV. Law, Jr.. Edward H. Tost. William % Ricketts, Alexander K. Sedgwick George B. Sedgwick, Deforest L. Selover, Ralph W. Sprague, Harry 7. Stoddart, Frederick E. Stow. Albert L. Van Huych. 57 5. s. S. Society Anson ' Baldwin, William N. ' Beach, Arthur G. Freeland, Charles W. Hitchcock, Theodore C. Janeway, James M. Knapp, Joseph Lentilhon , Jr. . Robert V. Massey, Lysander R. [Moore. Jr. Edward McVickar, Alix W. Stanlcv . Richard S. Suydam, ■58 University Society. Charles CM. Edwards, ' 94 S. S. Christie Mead. ' 02 .. S. Frank Lee. ' qj . Frederick F. Mygatt, .. 5. Sanford R. [Martin. ' 92 L. 5., Richard T. F ' ercy, William C. CMcNanl. ' 0? I)., Henrv G. Webster. 02. William cM. IVvlie. 02 L. S. other elections for (hi? vear not vet announced. ' 59 Haw School Society. Corbet Court. Ttyger A. Baldwin, Thomas F. Bayard, Jr. James K. Blake. Edward G. Buck-land, Robert L. Coleman, ' Arthur P. Daw Harry G. Daw Joe G. Estill. Samuel Ft. Fisher. Percy Hagertnan, Lewis S. Has am. fohn . Healw Jesse W. Johnson, William H. Marlatt. William A. McQuaid, Robert 7. Piatt, William H. Smith, John Q. Til son. Francis W. Treadway. Edward Van fngen, Philip P. Wells. James P. Woodruff, Pierre J. Wurts. Samuel A. York. Jr. 160 • (p ill 1 - 1 |i :j ilmiyjg I llu- first Yale paper, the ' ' Literary Cabinet, was established November 15, 1S06. published one year, it being an eight page bi-weekly, edited by three seniors, price one dollar per year. Next the Atheneum, published from Feb- ruary 12. 1S14. to August 6, 1S14: the Microscope, March 21, 1820; the Yale (rayon, 1823; • ' Sitting Room, March 17. 1830; the Student ' s Companion, January 1 S3 1 to April, 1831; Little Gentleman, January. 1831; Gridiron, February, 1831; Medley. 1833. November 8th to June; Yale Literary Magazine, February, 1836; Yale Literary Quidnunc. 1838: Yale Review, 1857; University Quarterly, January, i860, to October, 1861; Yale Banner, November, 1841; Pot-Pourri, 1865: Collegian, 1841: College Cricket, and City of Elms, Gallinipper, Hornet. Banger, Tomahawk, Battery, Yale Courant, November, 1865; Yale Record, 1873: Yale News, 1878: Yale Critic. March 24, 1882; Yale Quip. April, 1884; Yale Alumni Weekly. June, 1891; Yale Law Journal, October, 1891; the Association Quarterly, 1S91. 161 LITERARY. yalc Xitcrav flfoacjasmc. Established 1S36 — Published Monthly. EDITORS, 1891-92. Edward Boltwood, ....... Percv C. Eggleston, ...... Book Notices — Thornwell Mit.lai.lv. Editors Table — EDWARD BOLTWOOD. Notabilia — !• ' . J. Price. Chairman. Financial Editor. Portfolio — G. B. Hollister. Memorabilia — P. C. Eggleston. Editors of Jl)alc literary flfoagasinc. ■S37- E. O. Carter, F. A. Coe, W. M. Evarts, C. S. Lyman, W. S. Scarborough. 1842. E. I,. Baldwin. W. P. Grca.lv. A. Matthews, S. 11. Mulk.nl, K. W. Wright. 1S47. B. G. Brown, W. S. McKee, D. T. Noycs. J. Munn. C. F. Sanford. 1852. A. Bigelow, C. M. Bliss, W. W. Crapo, D. C. Oilman, H. B. Sprague. 1838. C. [. Lynde, C. Rich, T. G. Talcott, J. P. Thompson, J. B. Varnum. ■843- R. Aikman, D. W. Havens. J. A. Lent, F. Munson, E. W. Robbins. F. R. Ebbe, W. Aitchison, T. H. Porter. G. B. Wilcox, B. D. Young. I853. A. Grout, G. A. Johnson, C. T. Lewis, B. K. Phelps, A. D. White. 1839. 1S40. 1841. C. Hammond, R. D. Hubbard, H. R. Jackson, I. P. Langworthy, J. D. Sherwood. |. S. Babcock, H. Booth, G. 11. Hollister, J. G. Hoyt. G. Richards. J. Emerson, E. P. Gaines, D. G. Mitchell, G. B. Schott, T. C. Yarnell. 1844. .845. 1S46. 1. At water, J. W. Pulles, 1 . S. Ferry, W. Smith, J. White. W. Bin ' ney, G. B. Day. J. W. Harding, G. C. Hill. T. Kennedy, J. B. Brisbin, W. P.. Capron, H. B. Harrison, I . Hawley, W. R. Nevins. 1S49. 1S50. 1S51. C. G. Came, J. Campbell, F. M. Finch, E. D. Morris, C. B. Waring. E. W. Bentley, W. R. Bliss, W. S. Colton, E. H. Roberts, O. L. Woodruff, A. H. Carrier, E. W. Evans, B. F. Martin, S. McCall, J. W. Noble. 1854. 1855- 1856. W. C. Flagg. J. W. Hooker, W. S. Maples, L. S. Potwin, C. T. Purnell, W. H. L. Barnes, E. Mulford, W. T. Wilson, S. T. Woodward, 11. A. Yardley. G. F. Bailey, J. M. Brown, W. H. W. Campbe 11. Dubois, L. C. Fischer. 11 163  «3 EDITORS OF THE YALE LITERARY MAGA IM For the Class oh 1802. Frank J. Price. Thornwell Mullalv Edward Boltwood, Chairman. George B. Hollistek. Percy C. Ecgleston, Fin. l-.i LITERARY. ,S 57 . F. E. Butler, I l Holmes, H. S. Huntington, X. C. Perkins, G. Pratt. 1862. (.. M. Beard, E. 1 lemenway, W. Lampson, R. Skinner, J. P. Taylor. 1867. W. Bruce, J. J. DuBois, A. E. 1 Running, |. M. Hartshorn, R. W. Woodward, 1872. R. E. 1 oe C, C. 1 eming, J. H. Hincks, C. B. Ramsdell, ( i. Richards. 1877. 1 ' . K. Chapin, E. R. Dillingham, A. Gould, A. C. Hedges, A. R. Kimball. 1882. Benj. Brewster, W. I. Bruce, J. E. Whitney, C. A. Wright, F. E. Worcester. 1887. A. F. Gates, W. Kent, C. 11. Ludington, Jr.. W. 1,. Phelps, J. X. Pomeroy. 1858. E. F. Blake, It. (,. Brinton, C. S. Kellogg, |. E. Kimball S. H. Lee, 1863. E. B. Bingham, III. Butler, S. W. Duffield, C. W. Frani is, J. F. Kernochan. ]Si.S R. W. Ayres, |. Lewis, W. A. Linn, W. A. McKinney, A. 1 ' . Tinker. 1873- W. Beebe, 1 1 . W. Lyman, W. A. Houghton, 1 ' ' . II. Tarbell, S. (). Prentice. 1878. G. P.. Edwards. T. S. Jenks, C. H. Kelsey, E. II. Seely, ' C. I.. Spencer, G. W. Johnston, F. W. Kellogg, E. T. McLaughlin, H. H. Palmer, W. Trumbull. J. F. Carter. E. 1 ' . Fellowes, II. R. (iriffith, R. M. Hurd, F. I. Paradise. 1859. S. 1 1. Faulkner, (I. W. Fisher, P.. X. Harrison, T. R. Lounsbury, A. II. Wilcox. 1864. M. C. D. Borden, S. C. I larling, I., t Jregory, G. S. Merriam, A. D. Miller. W. ;. Peck, 11. M. Whitney, M. II. William ' -. 1869. 1.. II. Bagg, E. G. Coy. II. V. Freeman, II. W. Raymond, E. P. Wilder. 1S74. ( ). F. Aldis, T. W. ( Irover, A. D. Whittemi ire. T. P. Wickes, J. S. Wood. ,879. I.. F. Burpee, II. S. ( Ireen, I., f. Swinburne, A. Tii-lie. 1884. R. Foster. E. C. Gale. II. M. Painter. II. W. Proutv, II. M. Wolf. ' 1889. J. C. Griggs, ' II. A. Smith, L. S. Welch. II. W. Wells. i860. R. S. Davis, W. Fowler, I 1;. Holden, W. ( . Johnston, C. II. i Iwen. 1865. T. Bulkley, T. F. Caskey, A. Mel. can, C. E. Smith. W. Slocking. 1870. E. P. (lark. I. II. Cummings, W. C. Gulliver, G. II. Strong, T.J. Tilney, 1 . T. Chester, IIS. Gulliver, J. W. Brooks, A. F. Jenks, W. R. Richards. 1SS0. |. A. Amundson, W. M. Hall, A. P. Nichols, I). Scudder. H. DeF. Baldwin, J. C. Bridgman, E. L. Richards, F. R. Shipman, II. I.. Doggett, 1890. A. W. Colton, John Crosby, . A. Hunk Henrv Opdyde, H. M. Sage, W. H. Fuller, J. L. Shipley. S. Shearer, E. R. Sill. E. 1 1. Williams. 1866. H. Cole, G. C. Holt, 1 ' . M. Southgate, L. C. Wade, H. O. Whitney. 1871. C. D. Hine, A. B. Mason, W. R. Sperry, G. A. Strong, E. F. Sweet. 1876. I. II. ( lleason, E. P. Howe. W. W. Hyde, T. H. Marvin, R. B. Smith, 1 881. P. (i. Harriett, J. I). P.urrell, J. C. Colman, S. Evarts, A. S. Van de Graaff. 1886. C. M. Lewis. C. W. Pierson, E. I. Phelps. A. P. Shipman, E. Woolen. Grosvenor Atterbury, H. T. Kingsbury, Albert Lee. R. B. Smith, L- H. Tucker, Jr. •65 LITERARY. IRedpients of tbc j!)aic lit fIDeoal. 1850. J.Sheldon, ' 51; Power and Mission of Genius. 1S51. A. D. White, ' 53; Zwingle. 1852. V. C. Flagg, ' 54; Modern Reformers. 1853. I. E. Clarke, ' 55; Melancholy. 1854. C. R. Palmer, ' 55; The Love ol the Supernatural. 1855. J. M. Holmes. ' 57; Science — Its Nature and Influence. 1856. A. H. Strong, ' 57: Reform in tln_- Reformer. 1857. L. M. Jones, ' 60; The American Statesman. 1858. J. H. Ward, ' 60; The Spirit of Sadness — Characteristic of the Literature of the Age. 1859. C. E. Button. ' 60; Charles Kingsley. i860. H. Holt, ' 62: -De Quincy. 1861. D. H. Chamberlin, ' 62; Tin- Influence I General Culture on Professional Life. 1862. (I. S. Hamlin, ' 63; The Novel. 1863. W. W. Battershall, ' 64: The Religion ol ' In Memoriam. ' 1864. E. Y. Hincks, ' 66; Hawthorne. S( - ( C. H. Adams, ' 66; Thoreau. ISb 5-- ( L. Hall, ' 66; Napoleon ' s Life ol Cesar. 1866. H. M. Dexter, ' 67; Sidney Smith. 1867. H. A. Beers, ' 69; Hawthorne. 1868. R. 1 ' .. Richardson, ' 69; F. W. Robertson. 1869. W. R. Sperry, ' 71; Falstaff. 1870. J. H. Hincks, ' 72; The Influence of Tragedy on National Character. 1871. S. 0. Prentice, ' 73; Cola de Rienzi; Bulwer vs. The Historians. 1872. J. S. Wood. ' 74; Christian Monarchism. 1873. C. Tillinghast, ' 75; Music. 1874. J. B. Gleason, ' 76; Puritanism in History and Art. 1575. L.J. Swinburne, ' 711; -William Black ' s Novels. 1576. M. Wilcox, ' 78; Two English Humorists. 1877. C. A. Wight, ' So: -A Representative Woman. 1878. A. P. Nichols, ' 80; Aspasia: The Study of a Portrait. 1879. No Award. 1880. E. T. McLaughlin, ' 83; Percy Bysshe Shelley. 1881. F. W. Kellogg, ' 83; John Henry Newman. 1882. W. E. Nichols, ' 84; A Poet-Skeptic: Arthur Hugh Clough. 1883. No Award. 1884. C, W. Pierson, ' 86; Joan of Arc. 1885. No Award. 1886. No Award. 18S7. No Award. 1888. H. A. Smith, ' 89, University Life. 1889. No Award. 1890. No Award. 1891. Edward Boltwood, ' 92; Robert Herrick. 166 . EDITORS OF THE YALE COURANT. For the Class of 1802. Horace T. Pitkin. Charles R. Holden, Fin. Ed. James E. Wheeler. Iohn H. Hammond, Jr. ' 92 S. Harry W. Luce, Chairman. Pierre Jay. LITERARY. l ale Gourant PUBLISHED BI-WEEKLY. EDITORS 1891-92. Harry W. Li i i ' 92 1 hairman. Char] es R. 1 1 ■► 1 in s, 112. Financial Editor. foHN II. Hammond, Jr., ' 92, S. Pierre Jay, ' 92. Horaci T. Pitkin, ' 92. [ames E. Whiiiik. ' 112. Rufus M. Gibbs, ' 93. Webster Wheelock, ' 93. Ralph D. Vw m . ' 94. Cournnt BSbitors. i866- ' 67. i867- ' 68 181 $- ' 69. 1 869- ' 70. iS 7 c- ' 7i. ' . 1 1 hatfield, R. A. Hume, F. V I lamlin, Prof. (.. F. Barker, C. B. Dudley, Grad. Ed. tin, Rub. T. C. Welles, F. Scott, Ea Sd. Dep. II R. Elliott, W. II. Bishop, D. Ii. Wolcott. G. S. Sedgwick. ( 1 Chatfield, II Mansfield. R. E. DeForest, Ed. and Pub. ]. G. Flanders, N. P. Ilulsh. i87i- ' 72. |N 7 ' 73- ' S73-74- ' s 74- ' 75- i875- ' 76- T. R. Bai 1 hi. II 1 Benton, II II. Chittenden, .. S. Holbrook, Man. Ii V. Brown. 1 llarence 1 leming, Ii 1 avenport, 11 II. Ragan, II. s. Barnes, R I. Jessup, E. S. 1 ,ines, . rf. Ed. F. I . Shepard, J. M. Townsend, Eugene Bi iuton, F. W. Langborn, II. W. B. Howard, S. K W. Daniels, B. Dudley. Y R. Upham, S. J. 1. Griffin, 1 : 1 1- T iwnsend, E. S. White, S. C. r, II. Wilci W. Smith. ,V. 1876 ' 77- ' 77 ' 78. i8 7 S- ' 7 9 . iS;.i ' So. i88o- ' 8i. J. II. Chandler, F. A. Beckwith, P. Bigelow, A. M. Hooker, E. E. Aiken. J. P. 1 lavenport, G. W. Burton, II D. Hibbard, S. T. K. Morrow. W . B. Hill, 1 11 1 lager, A. Ii. Chandler, F. E. C. B. Joy. r. |. E. Nrwrumli. A. Ii. Lincoln. J. F. Keator, y I.. R. Wurts, s. M. Forster, Fin. E. ' I M Higginson, 5. S. Higgins, 5. E. Young, .V 1! Roorbach, v. 1 1. 11. Waldo. 1SS1 -82. 1882-% iS83- ' S 4 . lSS 4 ' 85. INS 5 - ' S6. E. F. Abbott, 1. II. Bortome, N P. Bigelow. H 1 ase, . I ' . Anderson, M. II. Beach, D II Buel, F. K. Curtis. 11. G. Chase, II T. Nason, 1 . B. Storrs, C. S 1 1 iote, A P. Wilder, R. Ellis, F. F. 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Treasurer. II. I!. SARGENT, New Haven. Secretary, - - - - H. (. ' . White, New Haven. DIRECTORS. Prof. E. L. Richards, A. L. Ripley, G. A. Adee, C. H. Farnam, Henry Ives. EX-( FFICT ). Howell Cheney, ' 92. Presidenl Y. A. A. William I!. Wright, ' 112. Pres. Y. F. B. A. William Ii. Franklin. ' 92. Pres. Y. B. B. A. Walter W. Waring, ' i 2. .v.. Vice-Pres. Y. 1!. B. A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. II. 11. Sargent (Chairman), Prof. F. L. Richards, II. C. White, II. Ives. FINANCIAL COMMITTEE. Mason Young (Chairman), C. II. Farnam. II. 1 ' .. Sargent. AUDITING COMMITTEE. Prof. E. L. Richards (Chairman), C. H. Farnam. Dei 1 ased June 17, 1890. 1S2 Hefflefingei ii ■simms, ' . G. Ely, ' 91. Mills, ' 93. Ralliet, V- Pai 1, H- Crosby, ' 92 Gould, ' 92 S. Hagerman, L. S. Bbi w s 1 e r, ' 91, i )apt.) Bowns, ' 93. Wmversity Boat Club. Captain, l ' i . rident, Vice-President, Se i etary, Bow, No. 2, No. ;. ,l 1. J. Avery c Iould, ' 92, .9. Edward H. Floyd-Jones, ' 92 Andrew B. Graves, ' 92, .S ' . Ji niN T. Robinson, ' 93, Officers I SO 1 02. Treasurer, Audit in ' Committer Prof. A. M. Wheeler. Prof. E. L. Richards, Prof. W. H. Brewer, Ernest Ryle, ' 92. ■(University Crew, ISO I. W. A. Simms, M.S. No. 5. - - - - W. H. Heffelfinger, ' 91, S. - A. J. Balliet, ' 92. No. 6, • G. S. Brewster, ' 91, Capt. C. R. Ely, ' 91. No. 7. ... p. Hagerman, L.S. R. D. Paine. ' 94. Stroke, • J. A. Gould, ' 92. .S ' . Coxswain— H. S. Bowns, ' 93. Substitutes — 11. I.. Crosby, ' 92: C. W. Milis. ' 93. l?aU lbarvaro University TRace. Harvard, . . 2 Harvard. Stroke. Start, - 42 Yi mile, - 36 1 mile, - - - - - 36 xyi. miles, ... - - 34 2 miles, ------ 38 2J4 miles, ------ 36 3 miles, 36 3K miles, ------ 36 Finish, - - 40 New London, June 26, 1S91. COURSE K lUR MILKS. 21 niin. 23 sec. Vale. OFFICIAL TIME. 21 mm. 57 sec. Yale. Time. Stroke. Start. 36 2:27 yi. mile, ------ 34 5:01 1 mile, ------ 34 7:40 y 2 miles, ------ 35 10:19 2 miles, ------ 35 12:55 2 ' A miles. - - - - 35 5 : 47 3 miles, - 34 18:23 3 4 miles, - 3 6 21:23 Finish. ....-- 37 Comparative Statistics of tbe University. Crews. HARVARD Bow, M. Newell, ' 94, No. 2. T. N. Perkins, Capt.. ' 92. 2 No. 3. X. Rantoule, ' 92, No. 4, F. Lynam, M.S., No. 5, C K. Cummings, ' 93, No. 6, D. R. Vail, ' 93, No. 7, G. H. Kelton, ' 93, Stroke, J. C. Powers, ' 92, Coxswain, II. M. Battelle, ' 93, Substitute, F. M. Watriss, ' i2. D. F. Jones, ' 92, Average weight, 172J4 lbs v ,„.. Height. Weigh! 19 5-8 168 21 6 ' 5 20 6 168 25 5. 11 168 20 6.2 182 21 6 180 30 6 182 5- ' ° 160 — 5-°5 95 20 6 195 — 5. 1 1 162 VALE. Bow. W. A. Simms, M.S., No, 2. A. J. Balliet, ' 92, No. 3, C. R. Ely, ' 91, No. 4. R. 1 ). Paine, ' 94. No. 5, W. H. Heffelfinger, ' 91, S., 22 No. 6, G. S. Brewster, Capt. No. 7, P. Hagerman, L.S., Sti oke, J. A. ( ould, ' 92, S., Coxswain, H. S. Bowns, ' 93, sul stitute, B. I.. )rosby, ' 02 C. W. Mills, ' 93, Average weight, 173 2 lbs. Time. 2:23 5:11 7:55 10:41 13:14 16:10 18:59 2i:57 Vge. Height. Weight. 21 5 162 28 5-7 163 21 5. 11 165 19 6.05 1S1 22 6.2 200 22 6 175 22 6 173 19 S.io 164 IS 5-3 no 23 5. 11 171 — 5-9 170 185 jfresbmcn IRace : CoIumMa 1barvaro l!)ale. New London, Jinn- 24, iSgi. COURSE TWO MILKS. Columbia. 9 min. 41 sec; Yale, 9 min. 53 sec; Harvard, 9 min. 56 see. l alc flresbman Crew. Bow, R. W. Holmes, 1. 2. I- . ( ' . Perine, No. J, McDuftee, No. 4. F. I.. Polk, - No. 5. C. Dunkerson, [eight. Weigh! 5.10 5.10 15S 162 5°9 1. 15S 164 168 No. 6. A. K. Sedgwii k, No. 7. II. Perkins, Capt. Stroke. I. Howland, Coxswain, Jones, Average, Officers of Class Boat Clubs. ' 93 and ' 92 S. S. S. I. C. Mi Keever, ' 92 .v.. Pres. W. II. Vanderbilt, ' 93, Vice Pres. A. B. Or «t ' 02 S.. Shelf. Treas. Derby Rogers, ' 93. Captain. ' 94 and ' 93 S. S. S. 1 . Hi RR, ' 04. Pres. V I ' .i rr, ' 93 S., Vice Pres. II. l ' i rkins, ' 04. Captain. Kinney Folger, ' 95 and ' 95, I ' 94 S., 1 ge. Height. V, eight. 1 8 6.00 1 68 20 6.00 163 19 5.09 l 7 162 106 163 ' 04 s. s. s. 1 ' aptains. Spring IRegatta. Lake Whitney % Thursday May 14, iSgi. Single Scull IRace. COURSE ONE MILK STRAIGHTAWAY. P. Fuller. ' 92. A. Lovell; ' 92, T. S. II. .mas. ' 02 S. Ben Hodge, ' 93, I II. Wells, ' 93. Won by Ben Hodge, ' 93. by three lengths, time 7 minutes. Second, E. Elgbt ©at-efc Shell IRace. k. Mi II. Wei sr, ' 92 S.. i. ' 93- COURSE ONE MILK STRAIGHTAWAY. S H s. Hosmer, A. J. Balliet, W, II. Haskell, K. Ryle, K. W. Jones. - S. N. M6rris m, A. J. Williams, Stroke, A. II. Swayne, - Average, - ox., A. Meyer. ' 92 vs. ' 93 — won by ' 02 by one quarter length, time 4 min. 7 sec. : University vs. 04 -won by 04 by five feet, time 3 min. 5 sec. ' 92 vs. ' 94 — won by ' 02 by three lengths, time 4 min, 11 sec. B. iw, No. 2, No. 3, No. 4. No. 5, No. 6, No. 7, 93. 165 I!, iw. T. I. Chatfield, 170 No. 2, |. S. Cravens, 1 1.4 No. 3, C. M. Lope, ' 75 No. 4. M. A. Pond, 169 No. 5. A. B. ( Graves, 191 No. 6. A. 11. Wallis, 167 No. 7. I). Rogers, 158 Stroke , E. F. Gallaudet 170 Average, - 1 ;OX., 94- It. I Bow, R. A. Holmes. 164 No. 2. F. C. Perkins, [60 No. j, F. E. McDuftee, [681 m 0i ,,, f. l. Polk, - 172 No. 5, C. Dunkerson. 17; No. 6, A. K. Sedgwick, 146 No. 7, II. B. Perkins, 10 1 Stroke, J. Howland, - 16} Average, Cox., G. II. Fox. 161 164 163 107 169 171 167 11. 1 165 l ' niversity was limited to 30 strokes per minute and ' 04 allow ed two lengths handi ap 186 BOA TING. Summary of X Boat iRaccs, 1859 1891 ano Officers. Number . . r. 1 tat . Winn- 1- 1 1 mrsi . Time. 1 1| Crew - 1 :,-■.!■..; - d Captains. Presidents. 1853 1854 1855 1856 1857 1858 1859 R. Waite, ' 53. A. H. Stevens, ' 54, Bumsted, ' 55. A. W. Hamott, ' -, ' ■S. Si ' u ill r - , ' 57, W. P. Bacon, ' 58. S. D. Pag. . ' 59- Samm l Si oville, ' 7. Y D. Morgan, ' 58. Julv 26. Harvari 1 u u 1 ester. 1 . in 18 s, ' ■H, I. [ohnson, ' 60. i860 Julv 24. Han ard. Worci tei 18 in 3 H. 1 . |ohnson H. I.. Johnston, 1 1863 1 1 G. L (. in 1. in, ' 63. si Piersi m, ' 64. Julv 29. Vale. Won ester. 11 in. 1 s. 2 W. R. Bacon, ' 65, 1 Julv 28. ale in . 18 in. 42 1 . 2 W. R, Ba. on 1 W, K Bacon, ' 65. 1866 Julv 27. Han ard • iri ■[8 m. 4 | 1 2 l 1: Bi ■■■■■tt, ' 66. E. 1: Bennett, ' 66. 1867 Julv 19. Harvard. Won 1 -i 1 18 111. 1 j ;-4 S. 2 Samuel Parr} , 1 . Hi-- .11. ' 67. j 868 Julv 24, Harvard ' i m esti 1 17 in. 48 1-2 -. 2 Samuel Parrv, ' 68. S Parry, ' 68. 1869 Julv Han ard. 1 ireester. 1 - in. 2 ■2 W. A. ( opp . Copp, ' 69 1870 Julv 22. Han ard. Worci 1 11 [OS, ■1). M. Bone, ' 70. Ii M Bone ' 70. 1871 Julv 21. Amherst. Connecticut River. 17 m. 47 s. 3 [F. G Adee, ' 7; 1 W. F. M ' Ci  il ' 73 I. H. Ford, ' 71. 1872 Julv 24. Amherst. ii ut Ri er. IM 111. 3} I-T S. 6 1 |, I ,„,!, ' - ., I.. . Parsons, ' 72. 1873 Julv 17 Yale, C. ecticut River. 1 ' i 1 1 1 . 1 1 R 1 ( 00k, 76. H. A. Oaks, ' 73. 1874 Julv 18. Ci ilumbia. Sarah ga. [6 m yz 1-2 s. 9 R. I. Cook, ' 76. C. H. Ferry, ' 74. 1 July 14. ( 1 trnell. Sarat. iga 16 111. 53 1-4 s. ' 1 R J Cook, ' 76. C. H. I em . ' 7v 1876 [June (July 19. ,  ale. Cornell. ( ■■ticul River. Sarat. iga. ' . ' ill. 2 s. 1 7 111 . 1 i _ - . 1 1 R. J. Cook, ' 76. F.. P. Howe, ' 76 1877 June Harvard C :i ti. in Ki er, 24 111 1 (,. W ( ollin, ' 77. I- . Y. Davis, 77. 1878 func 28. Harvard. New I ■nd m. ■111.41 2  1 ' Mm unpson, ' 79. W W. Hit.-. ' 7 S. 1879 JlllK - Han ard. New I Ion ■mi [5 s. 2 . I . 1 hompson, 7m. 11 Al.lri. Ii, ' 71,. 1880 Julv r. Yale New L Ii n _■4 in 7 s 2 I I B R rs, ' 7 g S. S. S. U 1 Mi Henry, ' So. 1 1 InU r. Yale. New London 22 111. 1 j s. 2 I B C ollins R A Bis;, low, 1 1882 |un- Han .ii . 1. New London 20 111. 47 1 ■_■- 2 L. K. Hull. ' Si. K. A Bigelow, ' 82. 1883 June Han ard, New London 25 III. 46 1-2 S. 2 1 K Hull, ' 83. F, C, Leonard, ' 8 : 1SS4 [une 26. Yale. New London 20 m. 1 - 2 11. K Fland. 1 E. A Merritt, - 1 1S85 June ' Harvard New London 25 in. is 1-2 s. 2 11 k Fland. rs, ' 85. W. ii. Greene, ' s . 1886 JuU 2. Yale, V w London 20 m. 4 - 2 Alfred owles, ' So. Paul K in. - . 1887 [uly 2. Yah New London ■in 2 John Rogers, ' 87. S K111-I1I. ' 87. 1888 June 2 |. Yale. New L Ion 20 III. IO s, 2 1 . A. Sti venson, ' 88. E. A. Stevenson 1889 fune 28. ah New London L I 1 1 1 , - 2 1.. - Ii Ufl ' | I.. T. Snipe, ' 8y. 1890 Jim- 27. Yah New London 21 111. ' ■1 - 2 Philip Allen, ' go, S. S. S. ( Sheld ' 90. 1 - . 1 Jin. ' Harvard. New I Ion 21 111 ; - 2 ( , S. Brew stei J. 1!. Townsend, ' gi. Yale ' s time, iS in. 4 s. Rare given t. Harvard on a foul. i Yale and Han ard in eight-oared crews, Course, 4 miles straight, 187 BOATING. Boating at HJale Began in fune, 1843. Navy organized and first Constitution adopted in June, 1S53. Constitution remodelled and printed in lune. 1855. New Constitution prepared by Edward F. Blake, of ' 58, establishing the ••English University plan or permanent boat clubs. adopted and printed in June, 1S60. New Constitution, establishing the class boat club system, adopted and printed February, 1S6S. History of Boating in Four Years at Yale, pp. 327-402. History of Yale-Harvard Races, in Balch ' s Oarsman ' s Manual for 1871. pp. 248-269. boat House Lease, in New Haven Town Records, vol. 204. p. 98; vol. 203, p. 136. New Boat House dedicated June 9, 1S75. The English boat club system inaugurated Sept. 29. 1S75. The Dunham Clubopened. Constitutional amendments. Feb. 29, 1SS4. Single Sculling Prize Fund, presented by Cleveland Alumni Association. 1886. Single Sculling Trophy, presented by Geo. 11. Ford, 1890. Sbc )nlc llnivcrsttv 1 J£iQbt ©are Crewe. 1876. Bow Join, W. Wescott, l: (W 2 Frederic k Wood, 2 3 Elbridge ' . Cooke. 3 4 David 1 1. Kellogg, 4 5 William W. Collin. 5 6 t )liver 1). Thompson, 6 7 fulian Kennedy, 7 Stroke Robert J. Cook (Captain), Stn )ke Cox. Charles F. Aldrich. C IX. IS77. Gerald W. Hart, 1 lerman Livingston, Frank E. Hyde, William K.. fames, Ell iridge C. Cooke. ( Hiver I . Thompson, William W. Collin (Captain), Frederick Wood, Charles F. Aldrich. 187S. Bow Julian W. Curtis. 2 Frank E. Hyde, 3 Bruce S. Keator, 4 Herman Livingston. 5 Harry W. Tuft. 6 George B. Rogers, 7 David Trumbull, Stroke Oliver 1 . Thompson (t apt. Cox. Charles F. Aldrich. 1879. Bow John B. Collins, 2 N. T. 11. Patterson, 3 Charles 1 ' .. Storrs, 4 ( Hiver 1 1. Thompson ( ' apt.), 5 John W. Keller. o t icorge II. Ki igers, 7 Harry W. Taft, Stroke Philo C. Fuller, Cox. Augustine FitzGerald. Bow 4 5 6 7 Stroke Cox. 1880. John 1 ' .. Collins, Nathaniel T. ( luernsi v. Louis K. Hull. Philo C. Fuller. Frederick W. Rogers. George B. Rogers (Capt. Charles B. Storrs, Harry T. Folsom, Mum Yew Chung. 1 881. Bow John B. Collins (Capt. 2 Philo C. Fuller. 3 Frederick W. Rogers. 4 Nathaniel T. ( luernse) 5 1 .mis K. Hull, 6 ( ieorge B. Rogers, 7 1 lharles B. Storrs. Stroke Harry T. Folsom, Cox. Mum Yew Cluing. IS8 BOATING. [882. Bow I [enry K. Flanders, 2 Joseph K. Parrott, 3 Frederick W. Rogers, 4 Nathaniel T. Guernsi 5 Louis K. Hull ( laptain). 6 William II. Hyndman, 7 ( ' 1 1; 1 1 les B. Storrs, Stroke Harry T. Folsom, 1 ox. 1 ;i ill Plessner. 1883. Bow 1 lenry R. Flanders, 2 Joseph R. Parrott, 3 Louis K. Hull (Captain), 4 Nathaniel T. Guernsey, 5 Frank G. Peters, 6 William H. Hyndman, 7 Fred W. Rogers, Stroke 1 [airy T. I olsi m, Co: D. B. fucker. Bow R. S. Storrs, 2 Charles B. Hobbs, 3 H. W. Patten, 4 Alfred Cowles, Jr., 5 Frank G. Peters, 6 J. R. Parrott, 7 J. F. Scott, Stroke 11. R. Flanders (Captain). 1 !ox. L. E. Cadwell. 1885. 1 11 iw C. S. ] odge, 2 R. S. Stuns. 3 11. W. Patten 4 C. H. Hobbs, 5 Alfred Cowles, Jr., 6 J. R. Parrott, 7 F. G. Peters. Stroke 11. R. Flanders (Captain), Cox. L. F. Cadwell. [886. Bow R. Appleton, 2 Jno. Rogers, Jr., 3 j. W. Middlebrook, 4 1 ' . A. Stevenson, 5 G. W. Woodruff, ii A. Cowles, Jr. (Captain), 7 G. W. Hartridge, Stroke E. L. Caldwell, Cox. I . E. Cadwell. 1887. Bow R. M. Wilcox, 2 C. o. Gill, 3 J. Rogers (Captain). 4 J. W. Middlebrook, 5 G. W. Woodruff, 6 F. A. Stevenson, 7 ( I. R. Carter, Stroke E. L. Caldwell, Cox. R. Tin tmpsi hi. isss I 11 IV R. M. Wi ' e. - . 2 C. O. Gill, 3 (;. S. Brewster, 4 J. A. Hartwell, 5 W. II. Corbin, 6 F. A. Stevenson (Captain) 7 G. R. Carter. Stroke S. M. Cross. Cox. R. Thompson. [889. I 1 ' - iw C. F. Rogers, 2 C. (i. Gill, 3 ( ,. F. Brewster, 4 J. A. Hartwell, 5 W. II. Corbin, 6 G. W . Woodruff i( aptain), 7 I ' . Allen. stroke E. L. Caldwell, Cox. R. Thompson. 1S90. Bow C. F. Rogers, ' 90 .S , 2 W . A. Siinins. ' go S., 3 1 1. s. Brewster, ' 91. 4 J. A. Hartwell, ' . ( .. 5 A. 11. Newell, ' 90, 6 II. T. Ferris. ' 91, 7 S. B. Ives, ' 93. Stroke P. Allen (Captain). ' 90 .S ' .. Cox. R. Thompson, ' 90. University Base Ball Eseociation. i iFFICERS l ' i IR 1891-92. Cap urn. William H. Murphy ' 93. President, - - ... William P.. Franklin, ' 92. Vice President, - Walter W. Waring, ' 92 S. Secretary, ------ Ali.yn F. Harvey, ' 93. Treasurer, Noah H. Swayne, 2d, ' 93. W. 1 1. Poole, 91, 1 . (I. Calhoun, (Capt.) ' 91,2b. 1 1. - lushing, ' 91, c.f. IDiniversit Bine 1890 91, Princeton Vale - T. L. McClung, ' 92. lb. G. B. Case, 04. l.f. II. O. Bowers, ' 92, p. L. T. Bliss, ' 113 S. 3 W. II. Murphy, ' 93, s.s. M. II. Beal, ' 93 S. Substitutes— A. J. Parker, 3d, ' 91; I.. S. Owsley, ' 92 S. princcton=1j)alc Scries, 1891. Yale. I 3-5 ' I 2-5 4-1 Games ii- 2 I Ht erages fl rinceton4!?ale Scries. PRINCETON. VALE. i ■' -c . a - X : -. -J -  rr - s -j rt Name. i — rf = 1 - % 1 u ■!■- ami 3 - in 1 a J. X u t ' i ,- ■1 . - 1. z rt c T 7 - s -. in 5 c3 5 [ -_ - - — - I. - J w fe u H W tfi m LJ w ■■-■;. - - - - ! ' .... Pr: 1 u 6 o ■C i 1 i I .910 Cal luniii, - - - 2b. 1 11 S •455 24 2 . ,! ' ■1 1 I s o s I .666 Beall, - - - ■- rf. ! 1 1 4 1 ■455 12 4 .666 1 |b 1 1 1 4 !■■I .900 Parker, - - - 11. 1 1 .333 1 1. 000 Dur.ll. - - - - •b. I ■■i o .333 20 1 ■95o Murphy, ss. 2 7 1 1 .286 8 1 ■875 1 tana ib. 2 2 ■3 .,,.,., Mi ( lung, - - - lb. 1 2 3 .250 4; 2 ■954 Ramsdell, • - - rf. ■2 ■■' I .500 Poole, - - - - c. ! n 1 2 .200 ' 7 1. 000 rf. i o 1 ■■i I as. . - - - 11. 1 12 2 [66 ' 1 1. 000 Brokaw, - c. 1 ' 1 1 O ■' IO 1 ■976 Bliss, --- - lb 2 7 1 1 1 l 7 1 .857 .889 Kim kerbocker, - ss . i n O O o.ooo [0 1 i ushinej, - - - cf. t 1 1 1 .09] y 1 U l ifrhl - - - , i. IO o .. . I Bi iv ers, - - - ..1;: 3 8 0.000 4 1. 000 1 li ' V, I 4 0.000 190 McCu • ■■- Murphy, ' 93. , Jackson, ' 92. S. Case, ' 93. Bball, ' 93 S. Poole, ' 91. I ' ■■■■■1 RS, ' 92. Gushing, ' 91. KeIVIE, ' 93 -S . I ALHOUN. ' gl, [Cd t. PaRKER, gi Bliss, ' 93 51 BASE-BALL. Scbebule of (Bamee, 1891. Wednesday, April i, Yale Saturday, Wednesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday. Mi mday, Wednesday, Saturday. M« mday, Thursdaj Saturday, Monday, Wednesday, Monday, Wednesdaj Saturday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Saturday, Monday, Wednesi la) . Saturday. Tuesday, Saturday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday, Tuesday, 4- 8, 14. ' 5- 18, 20, •• 21, 22. -.v - 27, ■■2(|. May 2. 4- 7 9, I 1. 13. 18, •• 20, ■23. ■■21 1. - ■June 6. 9- ij. 16, 17. 20, 23, Manhattan A. ( ' ., in New York, w I [aven, in New 1 [avert, New Haven, in New Haven, Williams, in New 1 laven, Williams, in New I iaven, Bn (oklyn, in Brooklyn, Columbia, in Ww 1 [aven, New I [aven, in New I [aven, I rescents, in New I [aven, Lehigh, in New Haven, esi I ta en, in New I [aven Staten Island A. C. in New 1 [aven, Williams, in Williamstown, i lorham, in New I [aven, Staten island C. C, in New Haven, Brown, in Providem i s Nine, in New 1 [aven, Brown, in New Haven, Trinity, in Hartford, ( rescent -. in Broi iklyn, Princeton, in New Haven, I oi Mil higan, in New I [aven, Amherst, in New Haven, I . ol Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia, -: : - Nine in Springfield, Amherst, in Amherst, Princeton, in Princeton, l . oi Pennsylvania, in New Haven. Princeton, in New York, U. of Vermont, in New Haven, Brown, in Providence, Orange A. C, in i trange, U. of Pennsylvania, in New Haven, 15-0 6-1 4-12 2 9 6 4 4-1 1 16-2 3-o 5 3 13-3 17-4 9-10 18-0 6-3 12-0 7-6 1 1-2 1 1-7 7-i4 15-3 4 1 2-0 6 3 6-2 13-9 7-i 3-5 7-i 1 2-5 5-3 4-5 q-6 8-5 jfresbmen Championship Series. Saturday. May 16. Yale ' 94, vs. Harvard 94. at Cambridge, Saturday, 23. • ' Princeton ' 94. at Princeton. Saturday, • ' 30, •• Harvard ' 94, at New Haven, 16-13 6-3 5- ' 5 193 BASE-BALL. ffresbman Baseball Officers 04 anb ' 03 S. President, Treasurer, Captain, C. C. Nolan, ' 94. L. T. Bliss. ' 93 5. V. C. McCormick, ' 93 .V. jfresbman Wine, Spring, ISO I. ( ;. B. Case, ' 94. J. H. Fratuback, ' 93 .V.. ' J. II. Kedzie, Jr., ' 93 .S . | II. George, ' 94, V. C. Walcott. ' 94. ib. C. Skinker, ' 94. 2l . M. II. Beall, ' 93 5 ' .. I T. Eaton, ' 94, t s ' W. Rustin, ' 94. 3b. L. T. Bliss, ' 93 S., 1 . { J. S. Jenkins, ' 04. | V. C. McCormick, ' 44. r.f. A. A. Biglow, ' 94, l.f. J£ale 1ban arfc ' University (Barnes Since ISS3. New Haven, May 12, 1883, 3-0 Cambridge, May 26. 1883, - 5-1 Cambridge, June 21, 1883, - 4-1 New Haven, June 26, 1883. - 1-0 New York, July 3, 1883, 2-1 Philadelphia, July 4, 1883, - 23-9 Cambridge, May 10, 1884, - 8-1 New Haven, May 17. 1SS4. 7-8 Cambridge, June 21, 1884, - - 4-17 New Haven, June 24. 1884. 6-2 Total since VALE vs. HARVARD. Brooklyn, June 27. 1S84, - - New Haven, May 16, 18S5, Cambridge, June 20, 1885, - - Cambridge, May 29, 1886, New Haven, June 19, 18S6, Cambridge, June 26, 1S86, New Haven, June 29. 1S86, Hartford, July 3. 18S6. New Haven, May 14. 1887. Cambridge, June 8, 1887. 1885, .... Vale. 21 ! 4-2 ( lambridge, June 25, 1887. - ■5-4 4-12 New I lawn. June 28 1887, 6-3 2-16 New Haven, May 19, 1888, - ■7-i 2-14 Cambridge, June 9, 1 SS8, - 3-7 6-5 ( lambridge, June 23. 1888. ■. 8-0 i-5 New Haven, June 26 1 888, 5-3 9-10 New Haven, May 25, 1 889, • • 15-3 7-i Cambridge, June 20. 1889, - 5-4 14-2 Cambridge, June 22. 1889, ■• 7-5 5-7 New Haven, June 25 18S9, 8-4 inies. I [arvard, 9. H)alc 1barvar£ ffresbman (Barnes Since ISS3. Yale 86 vs. Harvard Vale 86 vs. Harvard Vale 86 vs. Harvard Vale 87 vs. Harvard Vale 87 vs. Harvard Vale 88 vs. Harvard Yale 88 vs. Harvard Vale 89 vs. Harvard Yale 89 vs. Harvard Vale 90 vs. Harvard ' 86. New Haven, May 19, 1883, S-i ' 86, Cambridge, June 9, 1883, 9-16 ' 86, Springfield, June 23, 1883, 6-4 ' 87, New Haven, May 31, 1884, 17-8 ' 87, Cambridge, June 7, 1S84. 1-5 ' 88, Cambridge, May 16, 1885, 11-11 ' 88, New Haven, May 23, 1885, 14-4 ' 89, Cambridge, May 19, 1886, 4-1 1 ' 89, New Haven, June 26, 1886, 7-8 ' 90. Cambridge, May 18, 1887, 19-7 Total, 19 games, - Vale ' 90 vs. Harvard ' 90, New Haven Yale ' 91 vs. Harvard ' 91, Cambridge, Vale ' 91 vs. Harvard ' 91, New Haven Vale ' 92 vs. Harvard ' 92, Cambridge, Yale ' 92 vs. Harvard ' 92, New Haven Yale ' 93 vs. Harvard ' 93, Cambridge, Yale ' 93 vs. Harvard ' 93, New Haven Vale ' 94 vs. Harvard ' 94. Cambridge, Yale ' 94 vs. Harvard ' 94, New Haven Yale, 9 games. Harvard. 9 games. , June 8, May 19, May 26, May 22, June 1, May 24, June 14. May 16, May ?o, 1888, 6-9 1888, 8-7 1S89, 9-13 1889, 27-0 1890, 7-1 1 1890, c-7 1891, 16-13 1891. 5-15 194 BASE-BALL. Ipreefoente of l alc Umvcrsitv BasoBall Clubs, [865 6 J. Coffin, 1867 CI. P. Sheldon, 1S68 James Coffin, 1869 F. P. Terry, 1870 E. A. Lewis, 1571 H. R. Elliot, 1572 G. I.. Hoyt, 1873 H. E. Benton, 1874 S. C. Bushnell, 1875 P. P.. Mitchell, 18711 1 1. M. Rubers. 1S77 J. P. Andrew?,. 1878 J. P. McCune, 1879 J. V. Curtis. 1880 J. F. Shepley, 1881 R. A. Peabody, 18S2 t:. P. Dillingham, 188; C.H. Yates, 1884 X. (1. Williams. 1885 1 . V. Mulvane, 1886 F. N. Sewall, 1887 J. Archbald, 1888 W. L. Velie, 1889 J. G. Rogers, 1890 A. A. Tilney, 1891 W. IP St. John. Captains of University IRincs. 1865-6 C. A. Edwards. 1875 1867 Jacob Coffin, ' 68, 1876 186S Thomas Hooker, 69, ' 77 1869 S. S. McCuti hen, ' 70. 1878 1S70 S. S. McCutchen, •70, 1879 1871 Clarence I leming ' 72. 1880 1872 Clarence I eming ' 72. 1881 iS;; . I: Ne in. ' 74. 1SS2 1874 C. H. Avery, ' 75. 1883 C. H. Avery, ' 75, W. I. Bigelow, ' 77. W. P Bigelow, ' 77. C. IP Morgan, ' 78, W. P. Hutchinson, ' 80, V. F. Hutchinson. ' 80, IP T. Walden, Si. W. I. Badger, ' 82. Allen Hubbard, ' 83 S 884 IP C. Hopkins, ' 84, 885 Wyllys Terry, ' 85, S86 P. B. Stewart, ' 86, 887 J. C. Dann, ' 88 S., 88S A. A. Stagg, ' 88, 889 IP P. Noyes, ' 89, 890 (!. Calhoun, ' 91, 891 t i. Calhoun, ' 91. •95 jfooUJBall. Officers for ISO 1 02. ' } . rident, Vice Presidi nt . Treasurer, Secretary, Captain, Wii.i iam B. Wright, ' 92. Frank E. Barbour, ' 92 S. Adrian V. Lambert, ' 93. Ji isi 111 Roby, ' 93. Thomas Lee McClung, ' 92. I nivtr-it v Eleven- Liartwell, M. S.. Payne, ' 114. 1 Irosby, ' 92, 1 lochran, ' 94, Winter, ' 93 S., Bliss, ' 93 S., J. A. Hartwell, M. S. I!. L. 1 Irosby, ' 92, H. L. Williams, ' 91, H. W. Holcomb, ' 91, 1891 — will be chosen from the following 1 McClung, ' 92. Dyer, ' 95. Wallis, ' 93, Noyes, ' 92 Morison, ' 92, 1 [inckie, ' 95, Sanford, ' 94 S.. Barbour, i)2 S.. Hefflefinger, Mills. ' 93, ( oxe, ' 95, P. G Webster, ' 95, McCormii k, ' S.. Norton, L. S.. ' Rii hards, ' 95, Butterworth, ' 95. Tllniversitp Eleven— jfall IS00. William Adams, Jr., ' 91 S., A. I,. Reynolds, ' 91, RUSHERS. A. H. Wallis, ' 93, W. C. Rhodes, ' 91, (Capt.) S. N. Morison, ' 92. W. M. Lewis, L. S.. WW, Hefflefinger, ' 91 S., QUARTER-BACK. 1-. K. Barbour, ' 112 S. HALF-BACKS. P. W. Harvey, ' 91, T. I.. McClung, ' 92, L. T. Bliss, ' 93 S. FULL-BACK. S. II. Morrison, ' 91. SUBSTITUTES. F, II Funk, ' .r S., C. W. Mills, ' 93. F. I. Polk. ' 94. II- A. Bayne, ' 92, ©fficers of flnter CoIIegiatc jfoot BalI association 1891. President Secretary, Treasurer Thomas Lee McClung, Yale. Ralph II. Warken. Princeton. I II. Tackaberry, Wesleyan. Cbampionsbip Series, 1890. Nov. Nov. Nov. I. Vale vs. Wesleyan, at New Haven, 76-0 No 8. Princeton vs. Univ. Penn.. at Philadelphia. 6-0 No 15. Yale vs. Univ. Penn., at New Haven, 15. Princeton vs. Wesleyan, at Brooklyn, 26. Univ. Penn. vs. Wesleyan, at Brooklyn, 60-0 Nov. 27. Vale vs. Princeton, at Brooklyn, Yali . Prim eton, I ;.irn. B Won 3 2 I ai - Lost. o I Points So n ' ll ■44 5 2 Opponents ' So ] 1 . Univ. Penn., esleyan, ( ' .allies Won. 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 :■Lost. Points Scored. I 2 16 3 ' 4 46-4 16-10 32-0 Opponents ' Scored. 76 ■38 I96 -— ' -i; ■■■■■:- .. :.?:- in, ' 91 W ' aL-1 IS, V McClung, ' 92, Lewis, A. S. Harvey, ' 91 er, ' 91, S. S. Morison, ' 92. Hartwell, M. S. Williams, ' 91. Rhodes, ' 91 [Ca.pt.) Bliss, ' 93 5. Barbour, ' 92 5 . FOOT-BALL. Scbetmle of J!)alc (Barnes, 1890. .i t , . alt vs. W. si. yan al Ni v, Haw n Oct. .] Vale vs. Crescents at Brooklyn, i  ■i. ■-. Yali s. w i -t ■■.ni al Middletow n Oct. ir, V;i ' c -. Lehigh, at New Haven, 0 i. 18, ale vs I (range C, at ' ■• -i- ■■• i i ale vs Williams, at New Haven, Oct. Val mhi i il at Vmherst, Nov i all - W, sleyan, at New Haven, Noa i Va ' « vs ' rescents al B Idyn, . . ■Vali vs Rutgers, at New Haven, No 15 Vah ' ■I ' iir. ol Pen 11., al Ni w I l.i . Nov ■■Vale vs Harvard, at Spring-field, Nov. 27 Yali Princi ton, at Brookl) n, 76-0 52-0 70-0 (io-o 6 [2 12-0 gale ' s jfoot 36all IRccorb Since ISS2. 1 ouch. 1 ouch- i i .., owns. ...al 3, .1 t 11 5. S; feties P ints. Oct. 7 . sleyan, 9-0 0-0 3 ' Wesh yai , 9-0 i o-3 58-0 Oct. 2! Rutgei 9-0 ■' - Wl -1- J al 14-0 :.-■■0-4 90 Oct, |8 ' Rutgers, ■■1 1 1 ii 1 •r. Steven ' s Institute, 6 5-0 ,,- ; . Nov. 4 ej 1 of Tech ,.. 6 2-0 Nov 6 Rutg. rs, 1 |-. .,_. O-7 97-0 Nov! :-: All.!,. 1 -1 9-0 1-0 , 1- -£ 1 ..lamina ■■2- 0-3 93-° V 1 8 Columl)ia, 11-0 5 -o . , !] • Vlii higan I ' in 2-0 0-2 64-0 Nov 25 Harvard, 1 ■■3-o , ,1 | Princeton 1-1 0-0 6-0 Nov 30 Pi inceton, 2-1 ■, , Han ard, 1 O-I O-I 2 J-2 i - 1 1885 Goal G i t roals Go il s Ir Il 1 Ii from h. UN Touch Field. I hd ' ws. il. iwns Sa ' ties Points Field. T h« ' ws. di iw 11s Sa ' t [ 3 P nuts. Oct. 1 Wi 5I1 yan, 3-o 1 ■■0— j 31-0 1 let. i ' . Stevens, ■' 1 ' 1 ' 0-0 55-o Oct, 11 Si ■1 ;ns lusi , io-o ■1 ■O-I 96-0 Oct. M. Wesleyan 0-0 1 . 1 3-° 0-0 ,,.-., Oct. 18 }. Wesleyan, 5-0 I ' 5-o 0-0 63-0 Oct. 28, !. U 1 slevan, 5-o 4-1 4-0 0-3 71-0 « ii 1 22 Rutgei o-o 9-1 3-i 0-0 76-10 1 1, 1. 1 ' 1 Inst, Tech., 3-0 4 ' ■1 0-2 51-0 Oi 1 25 v ■Dart mouth, I-O I,-.. 4-0 7-4 Nov Ii ri 1 rescents, 0-0 6- 1 3-o 0-3 52-0 ,, 5 1 slej an, o-o 5-o 1 ■0-0 46-0 V iv 1 1 r l niv. Penn. 3 -0 1- 1 7-0 0-2 53-5 Ni [9 t Jraduates, i-o 1 ' 1 Nov 21, Princeton, 1-0 0— 1 0-0 0-0 6 Nov 22 Harvard, b-o 4-0 S2-0 Nov 25, Weslev an, 3 — ° 7-0 3-o 0-0 61-0 Ni ,v 28 Princeton, 1 886. I-O O-I 0-0 ' ■-. 18S7 Oct. 6 ■slej an. I-O 8-o 5-0 O-I 75-° 1 in. 6, Wesh van, 0-0 3-o 4-0 0-2 38-0 Oct. 9 Wi sleyan o-o 5-o 7-0 0-0 62-0 1 let. 1 Wesh yan, 0-0 15-0 3 ° 0-2 106-0 1 ' , 1 11 l , 1 Imblogy, o-o 13-0 3-0 0—3 96-0 1 1, 1 ■Williams, 0-0 9-0 5-o 0-0 74-0 Oct. J, Ste ens, 1 5-o 3-0 O-I 1 1 ., 29. I niv. Penn., 0-0 6-0 3-o O-I 50-0 1 ii 1 2 ill ia ins, o-o 8-0 6 5 0-2 76-0 Nov 5. ■Rutgi I i, , i-, 1 ■1 -0 O-I 71 Oct. 3 .. Wi sli yan o-o 22-0 1-0 o-o 136-0 Nov 8, 1 1 I - 1 ■■111-., 0-0 8-0 5-0 0-0 68-0 Ni IV 2 i rescent s, 2-0 8-0 0-0 0-3 82-0 Nov Wesleyan 0-0 . . . J-i O-I 74-4 , IV ' Univ. Penn., 1 1 7-0 7 0-0 . 75-0 Nov 19. Prim eton c-o 2-0 0-0 0-0 1 Nov 20 Har ard, I-o 4-0 0-1 0-0 29-4 , . 24, 1 [arvard, — — — 17-8 Noi 25 Prince! i m o-o iSSS. 0-0 1-0 0-0 4-0 1889 Sipt 3 , Wesh ) an , ,- i 7-0 8-0 O-I 76-0 Si pt 28, 1 Wesle; an 0-0 4-0 3-0 O-I 38-0 Oct. Rutgei i-o 5-o 5-0 0-0 65-0 Sepl 9. Weslej an. I-I 8-0 2-0 O-I . , 1 K . Univ. Penn. o-o 3 ° 4 1 1 let. 12, Williams, 0-0 3 ° 4-0 O-I 36-O ( 1, 1. It Wesleyan, o o 5 1 46 1 ., 1 16, ( lornell, . ,-, 1 6-1 6-1 0-0 60-6 Oct. 1C 2C ui Amhei 1 o o 4 ° 1 I 39 ° Oct. 19, Am In 1 1 0-0 5-° 4-0 0-0 42-0 Oct. , Williams, I o 3 ° 4 30 Oct. 24. Trinity, 0-0 6-0 7-0 0-0 64-O Oi t. 2-1 oj Boston Ted ., o o 6 8 68 Oct. 26. r 1 ' 1 ' . .lamina, , I 1 1 7-0 5-0 0-0 62-0 1 ii 1 2 3 Stev ens, I o 9 ° 2 I 69 Oct. 30. 1 ni Penn ( ' - 1 O-I 5-o O-I 22-IO Nov . Univ. Penn., o o 4 8 I 50 1 i, 1 31, ri M- ■' II--, 0-0 5 ° 1 - . 0-0 30-0 Nov i , i )resci ni , o o 2 O 8 28 X, , 5. 1 n scents, 0-0 2-0 1-0 O-I iS-O Nov JC , Amherst o o 6 8 I 70 Nov 9. ( lornell, 0-0 |) 4-0 0-0 70-0 No 1 Wesh yan I o 11 19 I 105 N ' .iv i ■Amhersl , c-o 4-0 ,-., 1 0-0 32-0 Nov Princeton, 2 O 10 698-0 Ni Nov 1!. 16. 23. Williams, Wesle} an. Harvard, 0-0 0-0 c-o 9-0 6-0 1 -0 4-0 4-0 0-0 c-o 0-0 c-o 7O-O 52-0 6-0 Nov 28, . Princeton, 0-0 0-1 O-I 0-0 O-IO 725-3 1 199 FOOT- PA LI.. Scbebule of jfoot=Ball (Barnes, isoo. Oct. i, Wesleyan, Oct. 4. 1 Irescent A. C, Oct. 8, Wesleyan, Oct. 1 1. Lehigh, Oct. ' 5. Trinity, Oct. 18, ( (range A. C. ( let. 22, Williams, Oct. 2 5. Amherst, Nov. Wesleyan, Nov. 4. Crescent A. C, Nov. 8, Rutgers, Nov. 15. University ol Pennsylvania, Nov. 22, Harvard, Nov. 27. Princeton, - Goal? fn nil Touchdowns. Touchdowns. Safeties. Points 0-0 2-0 2-0 8-0 3- 1 3-i 0-0 1S-6 2-0 7-o 0-1 34-o 3 ° 5-o 0-0 26-0 4-0 S-o 0-0 40-0 1-0 3-o 0-1 16-0 4-0 7-0 C-0 36-0 1-0 2-0 0-1 12-0 5-° 16-0 0-1 76-0 8-0 9-0 0-0 52-0 7-0 14-0 0-0 70-0 4-0 13-0 0-0 60-0 1-2 1-2 c-o 6-12 4-0 6-0 0-0 32-0 Scbebule of Cbampionsbip Series 1891. October 31, Princeton vs. Wesleyan, November 7, Vale vs. Wesleyan November 7, Princeton vs. University of Pennsylvania. November 14. Yale vs. University of Pennsylvania, November 25, Wesleyan, vs. University of Pennsylvania, November 26, Yak- vs. Princeton, New York. New Haven. New York. New York. New York. New York. Ipresibents of H)ale University jfoot Ball Clubs. 1872-73 D S. Schaff, 1874 D. S. Si 1 1. , 1 1 . 1875 C. Tillinghast. 1876 E. J. McKnight, 1877 F. B. Percy, 1872 D. S. Schaff. ' 73, 1873 G. S. Halsted, ' 74, 1874 H. J. McBirney, ' 75, 1875 William Arnold, ' 76, 1876 E. V. Baker, ' 77, 1877 E. V. Baker, ' 77, 1S78 W. C. Camp, ' 80, 1S78 J. Q. A. Johnson, 1879 T. E. Rochfort, 1880 E. W. Walker, 1881 W. B. Hill, 1882 E. S. William-,, 18S3 S. Shaffer, 1884 R. W. Hamill, 1885 R. S. Storrs, 1886 N. M. Goodlet, Jr., 1887 C. L. Hare, 436-18 iSSS C. M. Gill, 1889 C. S. Kin ; . 1S90 G. D. Yeomans. 1891 J. B. Sears, 1S92 W. B. Wright. Captains of TTliuvcrsttY 1 Elevens. 1879 W. C. Camp, ' So 18S0 R. G. Watson, ' 81 S. 1881 F. M. Eaton, ' 82. 1882 Kay Tompkins, ' 84, 1883 Ray Tompkins, ' 84, 1884 E. L. Ric hards, ' S5, 1SS5 F. G. refers, ' 86, 1886 R. X. Corwin, ' 87, 5. S.. 1887 H. W. Beecher. ' SS. 1888 W. H. Corbin. 89. 1SS9 C. O. Gill. P. C, 1890 W. C. Rhodes, ' 91, 1891 T. L. McClung, ' 92. FOOT-BALL, ffresbman jfooMBall ©fffcers, isoo. President, J it,- President, - Treasurer, Asst. Treasurer, Captain. J. C. Sawyer, ' 94. T. O. Jones, ' 93 s. C. J. Cl ' KI ' ISS, ' 94. L. M. Smii 11. ' 93 ,s. V. C. McCormick, ' 93 5 jfresbman Eleven, 1890. ' 94 and ' 93 5. RUSHERS. Thomas Cochrane, F.L.Polk, W.M.Lewis, R.C.James, A. L. Van Huyck, W. C. Winter, H. B. Perkins, Jr. Ql VRTER-BACK. J. S. Jenkins. HALF-BACKS. V. C. .McCormick. Captain. I 1 I. -HACK. M. P. Noyes. L. T. Bliss, ( F. s. Henry, H)ale 1barvarb jfresbman (Barnes. SINCE [880 Vale. ' 84. vs. Harvard, ' S4, Springfield, Nov. 17, ' 80. 22-3 Vale. ' 85, vs. Harvard, ' 85, Boston, Nov. 26. 1SS1. 16-0 Vale. ' 86, vs. Harvard. ' 86. Cambridge, Dec. 2. 1882. 6-6 Vale. ' 87, vs. Harvard, ' 87. Cambridge, Dec. I, 1883. 5-5 Classes SS ami ' So, no game. Vale. ' 90. vs. Harvard. ' 90. Cambridge, Nov. 27. ' 86, 4-22 Yale, ' 91, vs. Harvard. ' 91, New Haven, Nov. 26. ' S7, 2-6 Vale. ' 92, vs. Harvard. ' 92, Cambridge. Dec. 1, ' 88, 4-36 Vale. ' 93. vs. Harvard. ' 93, New Haven, Dec. I, ' S9. 12-35 Vale. ' 94. vs. Harvard, ' 94. Cambridge. Nov. 29. 4-14 ffresbman jfooMSnll Officers, 1891. President, Treasurer, S. 11. Darling, ' 95. J. St. J. Nolan, ' 95. Htblcttc Hssociation. Officers 1800 91. ' -, sident, I , President, ' ary uni Treasurer, ( ' npliiill. Captain, is,, | ,j I low i 1 1. Cheney, ' 92. I II. Hammond, Jk.. ' ,,2 v. W. W. Parker, ' 93. II. L. W11 1 1 m ' 91. Wm. Hi km 1 Wright, |k. II Hammond, Jr., ' 92 ' I 1 1 TI E COMMITTEE. R. F. Pearce, ' 92 .S ' ., A. II. Ji INES, ' 93. l alc athletic Geam I SO I. C. II. Sherrill, .. .v.. H. A. Elcock, .! . A. W. W. Ellsworth, P. ;.. 11. L. William-. ' 91 (( ..plain). E. 1 1. Ryder, ' 91. I. I ' . Lloyd, ' ,,1. F. Crawford, ' 91, C. W. I .ravrltw, trth, Ml .V I II ll.ii 11I. Jr.. ' (,2 6 ' ., II. P. 1 Ireen, ' ,,2 .v.. G. J. Briggs, ' 93, O. (i. Cartwright, ' 113. A. H.Jones, ' 93, II W. Gregory, ' 91 A. S. I,. Lassel, ' 1,2. W. I!. Wright, Jr.. ' 92, A. 1 ' .. Williams. ' 92 W 1.. Kit, hel, ' ,,2. A. E. Thompson, ' ,,2. F. Leonard, Jr., .. A, L. L. Button, ' 92 .S . S. Scoville, ' 93, R. l;. Wade, ' 93, J. W. Allen, ' ,13. C. L. Avery, Jr.. ' 93, M. Van Ingen, ' 93 .v. D. I ' .. Lyman, ' 94. C. J. Curtis, ' 94. Ellsworth, P. G. Elcock, M. S. Rydeh, ' 91. Lasell, ' 92. Cartwright, ' 93. Wright, ' 92. Williams, ' 91, (Capt.) Jones. ' 93. Briggs, ' 1 Van Ingen, ' 93 5. D. Lyman, ' 94 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO.X. Winter athletic (Bamee. 2nd Regiment Armory, March 21, So;. i. 50 Yards Dash, 2. Mile Run, 3. Tug of War, 4. jo Yards Dash, 5. 220 Yards Hurdle. 6. Bayonet Race, - 7. Mile Walk, - 8. yyo Yards Run, 9. J ; , A ' . 10. Potato Race, 11. fencing, 12. Horizontal Bar, 13. Running High Jump, 14. Putting the Shot, 1 1 1 A.NDICAP.) F. W. McNear, II. A. A. B. A. A., ... (Open to 2d Reg. only.) M. H. Lee, Co. C, Team oi the Acorn Athletic Club. (Open to 2d Reg. only.) J. A. Downey, Co. EC., Z. A. Cooper, M. A. C. (handicap 1; yards), r C. Puffer, N. J. A. C. F. A. Bon herling, P. A. A. iV X. V. A. C. (handicap 20 sec). - • Blai k, Princeton and M. A. C. (handicap 18 yards), W. W. Hunter, N. H. A. C. (handicap no yards), Tie between II. II. Morrell, X. J. A. and J. Warrell, Co. EC; J. Warrell won by toss. C. Roberts, X. II. A. C. C. II. barm-,. X. II. A. C. EI. Herrick, M. A. C. (scratch), ...... 5 ft. 9; in. X. D. Alexander, Amherst (handicap 9 ft.), - - - - - 37 ft. 10 in. Si sec. 5 ' nin. 18J sec 6§ sec. jii ' , ' 7 nn ' n. ' 81 sec 58 SIT. 4 min. 35 sec. Spring athletic (Uames. Yale Field, May 4, iSgi. 100 Yards Dash, 220 Yards Dash, 3. Half-Mile Run. 4. 120 Yards Hurdl, . 5. Mile Km,. 6. 140 Yards Hurdl,. Mile Walk, 8. 440 Yards Dash, - 9. Throwing the Hammer, Putting the Shot, - Running High Jump. Running Broad ' Jump. Polt Vault, A. II. Jones, ' 93, - A. II. Jones, ' 93, W. B. Wright, Jr., ' 92, II. 1.. Williams. ' 91, - A. C. Williams. ' 92, II. I.. Williams, ' 91, - S. II. Bunnell, ' 91 S.. S. Scoville, Jr., ' 93. II. A. Elcock, M. S., II. A. Elcock, .1 . 6-.. A. H. Reynolds, ' 91 . . H. L. Williams, ' 91, - E. 1 1. Ryder, ' 91. - 10: sec. 23,5 sec. 2 min. 4I sec. 16? sec. 4 min. 46 sec. 17= sec. 7 min. 443 sec. 54.1 sec. S6 ft. 6 in. 36 ft. 4 in. 5 ft. 3 in. 20 ft. hi i n . 10 ft. 205 A THLE TIC ASSOC I A TION. 1lntci Iollcoiatc Htblctic association, ( 1FFICERS. President, ------- V. Mapes, Columbia. Vice President, F. A. Coates, Lehigh. Secretary, - - J. Hackett, C. C. N. Y. Treasurer, -------- E. A. Carolan, Cornell. EXECUTIVE C IMM1TTEE. Victor Mapes, Columbia, Chairman Ex-officio. |. X. Emley, ' 91, Columbia, E. C. Moen, ' gi. Harvard, E. C. Bailey, ' 91, Cornell, H. E. Cheney, ' 92. Vale. Amherst, ( lolumbia, lornell, I [arvard, Hobart, Lafayette, Events. 100 yards I ash, 220 yards Dash, 440 yards I ash, Halt inilr Run, .Mil.- Run, 1 zi 1 aids Hurdle, 120 3 .it ils Hurdle, Mil.- Walk. Two Mil ' - Bicyi le Ra. 1 Running High Jump, Running Broad Jump, Pole Vault. Throwing tin- 16 lb. Hainan- Putting th.- Shot, Tug ut War. 10th flnnual ]ficl£ flDcctiini. At (In- Berkeley Oral, New York, May jo, l8gr. COLLEGES F THE ASSOCIATION. Lehigh, St. John ' s, Columbia, Swarthmore, Princeton, Trinity, Rutgers, Univ. of Penn., Stevens, Univ.  t Mich., Univ. of Vermont, Union, Williams Yale, Univ. of City of N. V. Winners, ist Place. L. H. Carey, Princeton, L. H. Carey, Princeton, 1 ' ,. B Shattuck, Amherst, i: Wright, Jr., Vale, F. F. Carr. Han ard, H. L. Williams, Yale, H L. Williams, Yale, I,. Collis, Columbia, G. F. Taylor, Harvard, i. R. Fearing, Jr., Harvari V. Mapes, Columbia, K. I). Ryder, Yale, J. R. Finlay, Harvard, |. R. Finlay, Harvard, ( olumbia, I . Height in- Distance. 2d Place. 10 sees. P. Vredenburgh, Princeton, G. 21 4-5 sees. J. P. Lee, Harvard, P. 49V2 sees. T.J. Stead. Harvard, A 1 in. 59 1-5 sec. T. B. Turner, Princeton, A. 4 in. 34 2-5 sec. W, B. Woodbridge, Princeton, S. ■1 s 4-s see. H. Mapes, Columbia, D. 25 i-5 sec. G. R. Fearing, Harvard, E. 7 ,n 5 4-5 sec - C. W. Ottley, Princeton, A. 6 in 13 3-5 sec. Y S. Pratt. Harvard, R. 6 ft. T. E. Sherwin, Harvard, A. 22 It. 11% in. J. Hale, Harvard, A. [O ft. 7$ in. T. E. Sherwin, Harvard, E. 1.7 It. 7 2 in. H. S. Crans, Harvard, C. t g It. % in. 11. A. Kit ock, Yale N. Yale, P 3d Place. R. Swain, Princeton. Vredenburgh, Princeton. G. Langdon, Columbia. S, Vosburgh, Columbia. G.Lowell, Harvard. B. Lyman, Yale. J. Hurt. hi, Cornell. L. Endicott, Harvard. H. Davis, Harvard. H. ( Ireen, Har ard. H. t Ireen, Harvard, 1 ' .. Temple, Swarthmore. ( . J efferson, Princeton. G. Alexander, Amherst. inceton. I-., -t [nter-Collegiate I 206 a riii.i: tic Assoc i a riox. Harvard. Yale, Princeton, Columbia. Amherst, Swarthmore, Cornell, ' Winning Mott Haven Cup SUMMAF V. 1st Prize. 2d rize. 3d Prize. Toil its 5 8 5 4 6 4 2 T 25 2 4 4 22 3 I 2 19 i o I 6 o I 1 o o 1 1 207 A TIILETIC ASSOCIATION. 1Intcr 1Ilnivcrsit (Irach athletic Cup Hssociation. Events. ioo yards Dash, 220 yards Dash. 440 yards Dash, Hall mile Run, Mile Run, 120 yards Hurdle, 220 yards Hurdle, Mile Walk, Two mile Bicycle Race, Running High Jump, Running Broad Jump, Pole Vault, Throwing the 16 11) H.u Putting the Shot, Harvard, Vale, - MEMBERS— YALE AND HARVARD. jfirst annual jFielfc Dccctiiui, At Holmes • ' ,■. Cambridge, Mass., May 16. Sqr. Winners, ist Plai e. I). K. Hawes, Harvard, I s ( ' .1 10k, Han .ml, W. H. Wright, Harvard, A. M. White, Harvard, J. 0. Nichols, Harvard, H. L. Williams. Yale, J P. Lee, Harvard, R. S. Hale, Harvard, G. F. Taylor, Harvard, G. R. Fearing, Harvard, H. L. Williams, Yale, B.J Briggs, i ale, 1. R. Finlay, Han ard J. R. Finla . Harvard. Time. Heighl or Distance. ..I Place. 10 3-5, sec C. H. Sherrill, Jr., Yale 22 2-5 sec. 1 1. K. Hawes, Harvard, 52 sec. A. M. Men-ill, Harvard, 2 m, Y± sec. W. B. Wright, Jr., Yale, 4 m. 35 4-5 sec W. W. Ellsworth, Yale, 16 sec. tJ. R. Fearing, Harvard, 2s 2-5 sec. .. R Fearing, Harvard, 7 m. 14 $-$ sec A. L. Endicott, Han ard 6 m. 14 sec. R H. Davis, Harvard, 5 It- 3J4 in. A. H. Green, Har ard, 21 ft. r in. A. B. Bloss, Harvard. 9 ft. 6 in. T. E. Sherwih, Harvard, 108 ft. 5 in. H S. Evans, Han .it 1 40 tt. H. A. Elcock, ah SUMMARY t Prize. 2d Prize. uyi 9 l A 2 z AVz 3d Place. S. L. Lasell, Yale. W. L. Thompson, Harvard. A H.Jones, Yale. G. L. Batchelder, Harvard. F. F. Carr, Harvard. M. Van Ingen, Yale. H. I, Williams, Yale. I 1 Bracket!, Harvard I 1 l; Hawes, Harvard. 1 . ( Cheney, Harvard. S J. Hal,-, Harvard I). C. Cartwright, Yale H. A. Elcock, Yale, H. S. Evans, Harvard 3d Prize. 5 Points - ' 7 Vinning Yale-Harvard Cup. 20S A THLE TIC ASSOC 1 A TIOX. £)alc IRecorfcs to October l f 1891. EVENT. 100 Yards Dash, - 220 Yards Dash, 440 Yards 1 ash, - Half Mile Run. ( ne Mile Run, One Mile Walk. rwo Milr Run, I hree Mile Run, 1 Yards Hurdle, 220 Yards Hurdle, 2 Mile Bicycle Rat e Running High Jump. Running Broad Jump, [ browing Hammer 16 II ■Putting Shot, 16 Ihs. Pole Vaulting, - RECORD. 10 sees., 22 1-5 sees., 50 2-5 sees.. - 1 iniii. 59 1-5 3e 4 iniu. 32 2-5 Sees., 7 iniu. iS 3-4 1 1 1 e 1 in. 7 sees., - 15 min. 41 4-5 sees., 15 4-5 sees., 25 1-5 sees., ■21 sees., - 111. ■22 ft. 6 in., n 1 It 1 in.. 40 ft. 9 1-2 in., 10 fl ,g i-2 in., - 1MB AND CLASS. C. H. Sherrill, ' 89, - C. H Sherrill, ' 89, H S Brooks, Jr., ' 86, V B Wright, Jr., ' 92, V. Harmar, 90, I Men dith W. Harmar, 90, W. G. Lane, ' S8. - H I William! H. L, William F. A. Clark, ' 91 51, - T. « 1, Sherman, ' 89, I 1 . Sherman, ' 89, 1: oxe, ' 87, - A B, C oxe, ' 87, I D. Ryder, 91, - HEN AND U HERE M IDE, Yale Field, Ma 1 5, 1890. Hamilton Park, June 15, 1888. Hamilton Park. May 19, 1883. [nter-( ollegiati Games, Berkeley Oval, Ma [o, Yale Field, .May 15, 1888. Yale Field, May 14, 1884. Yale Fi Id, Jum ,, 1887. Yale Field, Ma) ji, 1888. Inter-Collegiate Games, Berkeley Ival, May 30, Enter-Collegiate Games, Berkeley Oval, Ma Field, May 14, 1889. ale Gymnasium, February --4, 1888. [nter-Collegiate Games, Berkeley Oval, May 25, Yale Field, May 18, 1887. Inter-Collegiate Games, M. A. C. Grounds, M.n Inter-Collegiate Games, Berkeley hal, May 30, ,.,,, EVENT. 100 Yards Dash, 220 Yards Dash, - 440 Yards Dash, Half Mile Run, - I me Mile Run, i2o Yards Hurdle. 220 Yards Hurdle, - Two Mile Bicycle Race, One Mile Walk. Running Broad Jump, Running High Jump, Putting the Shot, - Pole Vaulting, rhrowing the Hammer, Best flnter Collegiate IRccorbs. RECi IR1 I 10 sees., 2i 4-5 sees., 49 1-2 sees., 1 min. 57 1 -; s 4 min. _ 1 1 5 5 cs 15 4-5 sees., 25 1-5 sees., 6 min. 4-5 sees., 7 min. 5 4-5 sees 22 It. 11 1-4 in. 6 ft. - 40 ft. 9 1-2 in. 10 ft. 7 1-2 in. - 107 ft. 7 1-2 in., WINNER. L. H. Care) L. H. Carey, - G l: Shattu. . W I Dohm, 1 1 • Wells, H. I.. Williams, H. I.. Williams, R. H Davis, - Lli i) d C illis. V, Mapi s G. R. Fearing, A. B. Coxe, - E. D. Ryder, J. R. Finlay, - COLLEGE. Prim elon, Princeton, Amherst, Princeton, Amherst. Yale, Yah Harvard, Columbia, Columbia. Harvard, Yale, Yale, - Harvard. YEAR. 1891 •World ' s Rei ore] 209 Dunham Boat Club. OFFICERS, [891-92. Pr, Hdent, - ... Edward H. Floyd-Jones, ' 92. Treasurer, Prof. A. M. Wheeler. Purser, - - E. H. Wells, ' 93. Captain, Ben Hodge, ' 93. Lieutenant, - . A. M. Beard, ' 95. MEMBERS FOR FALL TEAM, 1891. E. H. Floyd-Jones, ' 92, E. IF Simmons, V|2 S., Ben Hodge, ' 93, J. D. Warnock, ' 93, E. IF Wells, ' 93, E. L. Brayton, ' 945., E. S. Brownell, ' 94 S., W. Keyser, ' 94 S., IF S. Johnson, ' 94 S., A. M. Beard, ' 95. iT Univcrsit  tennis Club. ( IFFICERS, 1891. 1 ice President Wn 11 r l ' . Day.Jr ' , Sec. unci Treas., Albert J. Sh u . ' 93. President, Forrest Shepherd, ' 92. Spring TUnlversltp. tournament, 1891. Singles won by Lewis K. Parker, ' 92. Second, Burton P. Hollister, ' 92. Winners of Class {Tournaments, Spring 1891. I la-SS of iSoi, H P, H..W.-11. 1892, L. R. Parker. 1893, A.J. Shaw. 1894, f. W. Wheeler I lass ol 1891 S., 1 ■M. Landers. 1892 S., W. F. Day. 1893 S., E. O. Smith. Graduate Department, H. F,. Peabody, T. S. ffrcsbman tournament, if all 1891. Won by W, K. Fowler, ' 95. BJale ' s ' Representatives In tbc fntersCollegtate tournament for ISOI Singles— L. R. Parker, ' 92, W. 1 ' . Fisk, ' 92, J. Howland, ' 94. , ,. (L. R. Parker, ' 92 and J. Howland, ' 94. I A.J. Shaw, ' 93. and L. C. Sanford, M. S. Officers for 1Intcr=Collanatc (Tennis association. E. P. McMullen, Columbia, L. S. F. A. Hovey, Harvard, L. S. Sec. and Treas. I ' ice President, J. Howland, Yale, ' 94. fnter«Collegiate tournaments. New Haven Lawn Club Grounds Singles — F. A. Hovey, Harvard. Doubles — Lliase and Shaw, Harvard. Singles — F. A. Hovey. Harvard. Doubles — Hovey and Whenn, Harvard. 1Hnivet:8it Cricket Hssociation. OFFICERS, 1S91-92. President, H. G. Crocker, ' 91, L.S. Secretary and Treasurer, I. II. Thomas, ' 92, .J. Captain, - - - - - - J. K. Tibbits, ' 92. OFFICERS, SPRING 1S91. President, - - I.. E. Wales, ' 91. Secretary mnl Treasurer, - J. K. Tibbits, ' 92. Captain, L. E. Wales, ' 91. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. L. E. Wales, ' 91. J. K. Tibbits, ' 92. I. I!. Thomas, ' 92, i ' . Cricket Eleven, Spring 1891. J. V. Broatch, ' 91. G. Green, ' 94. C. S. Sturtevant, ' 91, .V. L. E. Wales, ' 91. A. E. Davies. ' 91, T. S. C. 1 ' . Lineaweaver, ' 94. I. B. Thomas, ' 92, S. J. K. Tibbits, ' 92. 11. I.. Street, ' 94. J. L. DeVou, ' 93, S. II. G. Crocker, ' 91, L. S. SUBSTITUTES : K. F. Pearce, ' 112. .V. T. S. Davies, ' 94. A. A. Beaumont, ' 94. E. R. Williams, Jr., ' 94. Games lPlavcc- I SOI. May 2. Vale vs. Bridgeport, at Bridgeport, - - 51-2S. May 9, Vale vs. Brooklyn, at Brooklyn, - - - 50-31. May 30, Vale vs Harvard, at Vale Field, - - - 2S-41. June 4. Yale vs. Bridgeport, at Vale Field, - - 47-2$. 212 College Gboir, Organist and Director, Gustave J. Stoeckel, Mus. D. First Tenors. Balliet, ' 92, Carr, ' 92, I.asell, ' 92, Morris, ' 92. Schreiber, ' 92, Nolan, ' 94. MEMBERS K THE CHOIR. Second Tenors. First Bass. Second Bass. Hinkle, ' 92. Dingley, ' 92, Farwell, ' 92, Hollister, ' 92. Girty, ' 92, Noyes, ' 92, Marshall, ' 92, I lusted, ' 92, Runion, ' 92, Woodruff, ' 92, Price. ' 92, Hutchins, ' 92, Williams, ' 93, Stanard. ' 92, Swayne, ' 93, Jepeon, ' 93. Ewing, ' 93, ( ;reen, ' 94. Solley, ' 94. 214 S H REUSE R, W ' RR, ' 92 Lyman, ' 92. Ri tBINSON, ' 91, ODWARD, ' 92 5, FARWELL, ' 92. COOLEY, ' qI PRESI I li .1 1 is 1 E 1 , ' 92, Qu ' BOLTWOOU, -. S. HUTCHINS. ' 92 - Q2 T 11 i agore, ' qi. Berle, 7. £ Mycatt. .. S. HlNKLE, ' 92. DlNGLEY. ' 92. Wyi ' 91 S. I5EKLE, .. «. [VAVCA gi (Man ' R.) POOLE, ' gl. Erskine, ' 93 S Price, ' 92. Hale, ' gi Shepard, (I)ikector. inniveusit Glee anb Banjo Club Hssociation. President, - Vice-President, Secretary and Busin i Man Ik INA I H ' it IMMITTEE. Prof. II. P. Wright, Prof. E. L. Richards, J. T. Carr, ' 92, C. S. Towle, ' 92 X., Ernesi Ryle, ' 92. A. 1, - J. T. Carr, ' 92. 1 S. Towle, ' 92 S. - Ernest Ryle, ' 92. I hi 1 l c COMMITTEE. Prof. A. W. Phillips, I ingli . ' 92, W. B. Woodward, ' 92 S. FIRST TENOR. F. E. Mvgatt, L.S., S. I.. Lasell, ' 91, t ). A. Schreiber, ' i 2. J. T. fair. ' 92, R. W. Morris, ' 92, t ' . C. Nolan, ' 94. (5lee Club ' 91 92. Pi n ' dent, ski t i h TEN!  R. F. W. Hinkle, ' 92, A. Erskine, ' 93 S.. J. S. I i.i in--. ' 93, A. I.. I Mail ' . ' 93, A. I ' . Bartlett, ' .14, N. II. Cole, ' .)4 X. - J. T. Carr. ' 92. FIRST BASS. SECOND BASS. A. ( ;. Dingley, )2. II. S. I man. ' 92, 1- . J. I ' lieu, ' 92, W. B. Woodward, ' 02 S., P. I. Wiirts, L.S. R. IC. B ' arwell, ' 92, W. X. Runyon, i2. X. W. ( Ireen, ' 114. M. I ' . Noyes, ' 92, N. II. Swayne, ' 93. FIRST TENORS. F. E. Mygatt, .. .v. J. T. Carr, ' 92, W. F. Poole, |r. ' 91. S. L. Lasell, ' 92. ( 1. A. Schreiber, ' 92, vBIcc Club ' 90 91, SECOND TENORS. 1 la-. id ire Bei ' le, T. S.. (1. li. Hollister, ' 92. 1 . W. Boltwood, .v V. W. Hinkle, 92, C. I ' . Cooley, ' 91. A. Erskine, ' 93 6 ' . FIRST BASS. A. 1 .. Robinson, ' 91, W. I!. Woodward, ' 92 X., II. S. Lyman. ' 92, A. 1 1. I lingley, ' 92. 1-1- Prii ' -, ' 92, 1 ' . J. Wurts, ' 91 X. SECOND RASS. T. X. Lillagore, ' 91. W. J. I lutchins, ' 92, R. IC. Farwell, ' 92, X. W. Green, ' 94. W. N. Runyon, ' 92, 1871 1S72 ' 873 ' s 74 1875 1876 1877 Seel) e I ' nedii 1. ' 71. J. ' 1 ' . ' Stewart. ' 72. S. L. Boyce, ' 7;. I S, S. S, ( ' In!,. C. I. Smith. II. R. Frissell, ' 74. E. H. Landon, ' 75, E. P. Howe, ' 76, Orville Reed, ' 77, B resi ents of Kale ©lee Club. [878. F. S. Smith. ' 79, 1879. W. X. Parker, ' 79. [880. X. (,. 1 Isborn, 80 [881. I. F. Merrill, ' 81, [882. II. I.. Williams, ' 82, 1883. F. R. Kellogg, ' 83, 1SS4. E. A. Lawrence, ' S4. 1885. C. W. Cutler, ' 85, 1886 W. R. Brandegee, ' Si, I.SS7. 1 ,. s. Woodward, •87. 1888. II. J. Sage, ' 89, 18S9. H. R Sage, 89. 1S90. H. W. Lee, ' 90, 1891. C. P. Cooli y, mi flDanagers of JJale Glee Club. 18S7. R. I. Jenks, iSSS. W. L. Armstrong, 18S9. W. L. Armstrong, I Si )U . I 89 I. A. II. Hough, E. V. Hale. 217 inni er8it Banjo Club. President. Secretary, E. O. Stanard, Jr.. ' 92. J. J. Brooks. Jr.. ' 93. S. Jason Evans, ' 93, S. R. C. Powell, ' 92. W. A. ( Isborn, ' 93. 1.. Allen, ' 93. Charles S. Towle, ' 92, S. W. A. OsbORN, ' 93. BANJEAURINES. Stuart Webster, ' 92. R. F. Manning, ' 92, S. F. E. Gatchel, ' 93. M. S. Borden. ' 95. MANDOLINS. PICCOLO BANJO. C. S. Towle. ' 92, S. BANJI )S. F. A. Moore, 93. GUITARS. C. E. Beeson, ' 92, 6 . A. II. Jones, ' 93. A. K. kaime, ' 94, 5. I.. R. Metcalfe. ' 94, .V. C. G. Trumbull, ' 93. C. C. Ramsdell, ' 92, S. T. S. Arbuthnot, ' 94. Banjo Club, 1890 91. President, Secretary ami Treasurer, Wm. R. C. Corson. Pierre Jay Wurts. BANJEAURINES. W. R. C. Corson, ' 91. W, G. Preston, ' 91. S. F. R. Oastler, ' 91. Stuart Webster, ' 92 I- . E. Gatchel, ' 93. PICCOLO BANJO. E. O. Stanard, Jr.. ' 92. C. S. Towle. ' 92, S. BANJOS. E. I,. Munson, M.S. C. M. Wood, ' 91, 5. J. J. Brooks, ' 93, .V. MANDOLINS. G. B. Case, ' 04 Jason Evans, ' 93, .S. GUITARS. C. W. Boltwood, L.S. 11. H. Tweedy, ' 91. 1 ' . J. Wurts, ' 91, .S, C. G. Carter, ' 91. 1.. W. Gunckel, ' 01, .V. C. E. Beeson, ' 92, 5. Iprcsiocnts of J ale Banjo Club. 1555 W. M. Derby. Jr., ' 85. 1888 . H. Short. ' 87, 5. 1556 L. C. Ryce, ' 86. 1SS9 A. S. Cook. ' 89, 1557 W. B. Kendall, ' 87. 1S90 A. B. Day. ' 90, 1891 W. R. C. Corson, ' 91. ;iS ■PF ?s£ Si nn ird, ' )-. Thompson, ' 91. Brooks, ' 93 S. Gunckel, ' gi S. Osborn, ' 93. Carter, ' 91. Gatchel, ' 93. Webster, ' 92. Towle, ' 92 .s . Evans, ' 93 l . Tweedy, ' 91. Boltwood, L. S Wurts, ' 9] 5 Wood, ' ..■[ S. Corson, gi, (Pres.) Beeson, ' 92 S. ( Ustler, gi, Preston, ' 91 S. : President. Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, ©fHcers. E. H. Floyh-Jones, ' C. S. Towi e, ' 92 .V. A. S. Chisholm, ' 93. W. A. OSBOKN, ' 93. BOARD OF G( IVERNORS. C. II. Farnam, ' 68, E. V. Reynolds, ' So S.. M. F. Tyler, ' 70. W. K. Townsend, ' 71, F. S. Bigelow, ' 78 .v.. E. 1 1. Floyd-Jones, ' 92 K. A. Paddock, ' 92, E. H. Floyd-Jones, ' 92, T. Mullally, ' 92, D. Lord, ' 92, K. D. Cheney, Jr., ' 92. W. 1 1. Young, ' 92. E. W. Ryle, ' 92, T. Denny, Jr.. ' 92 .v.. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. V. D. Young, ' 92, C. S. Towle, ' 92, .S ' .. W. II. Vanderbilt, ' 93, Moses Taylor, ' 93, S. H. Ives, ' 93, W. A. ' sliorii ' 93, A. S. Chisholm, ' 93. S. B. Ives, ' 93. members. SENIORS. II. A. Bayne, W. P. Bliss. I ' . Brown, E, Boltwood, J. T. Can. II. Cheney, K. H. Cheney, Jr., E. II. Floyd-Jones, W. B. Franklin, II. B. Freeman, M. V. Callaway, F. II. Griffin, C. S. Haight, W. C. Hall, (r., F. W. II inkle. B. P. Hollister, A C. Hume, 1 1. Huntington, J. V. H listed. W. C. his. hi. J. H. Jenney, II. M. Kidd. C. G. Knowles, D. Lord. 3d, U.S. Lyman, E. H. Mason. I.. 1 ' . W. Marvin. T. L. McCIung, S. N. Morrison, T. Mullally, H. B. McCormick, A. C. Quick, R. A. Paddock, L. R. Parker, W. G. Pettus, R. C. Powell, H. II. Rathbone, Y. G. Rockefeller, W. X. Runyon, E. M. Ryle, ( i. A. Schreiber, F. Shepard, W. D. Skiddy, A. I.. Spencer, E. O. Stanard, Jr., E. F. Stevens, A. H. Swayne, I. 1 . Tenny, J. K. Tibbitts, J. A. Trumbull, S. Webster, A. S. Weeks, J. E. Wheeler, P. S. Woodruff, W. D. Youne- JUNK IRS F. A. Mu. ire. J. B. Laughlin, W. H. Vanderbilt, C. 1 ' . Jones, W. A. ( Isborn, K. S. Tracy, S. B. Ives, R. B. Wade, L. Hay. A. S. Chisholm, |. S. Moore, J. B. Cooke, M. Taylor. W. W. Smith, B. M. Crouse, A . S . ( Sreer, II. Beadleston, II. C. Thomson, C. W. Mills. J. II. Morgan, W. I ' . Thornton, A. II. Swayne, C. V. Clark. II. B. Barnes, C. G. Martin. T. M. Hare, II. S. Bowers, E. M. Williams. A. F. Harvey. ' Q2 S. I. C. McKeever, A. B. Graves, ii. II. Hammond, J. H. Hammond, V. S. Caldwell, R. F. Pearce, T. Denny, Jr., J. C. Stokes, F. H. Barbour. J. A. Gould, C. E. Beeson, W. T. Day. Jr., W. B. Woodward, W. T. Waring, II. W. Hamlin, G. W. Reilly, Jr.. C. C. Zantzinger. C. T. Kountze, H. B. Atha, W. A. Wood, Jr., C. S. Towle. ' 93 Junior IPromenaoe Committee. Chairman, Vi :. is P arsons. Floor Manager, A. S. Chisholm. B. M. Crouse, |i s..|,], Roby, S, B. [ves, J. H. Field, W E. Dwight, Derby Rogers, W. H. Vanderbilt. 92 Junior n romenaoe Committee. T. L. Milling. Chairman. II A Bayne, Floor Manager. Howell I henej , W. C. Ivison, I W Hollister] 1: P. Husted, E. H Floyd-Jones, Thornwell Mullally, R A Paddock. 91 Senior promenaoe Committee. A i . Ri . i l -.-•■■i hairman. W. H St. John, Floor Ma I S Barnes, All rt Lee, J. L. Bunce, Walter McClintock, H W. Cushing, Sherman Morse, F W Sacket. Junior fl romena e Officers. I i. A. Jones, I Porter, 1877 l Walkei H 1 II,, Hi-.. . I 1 1 Loire} on, ,1,1 isborn, , . I 1; 1 Mi 1. 1 ' Freni h, Floor Managers. L. L. Hi .-in- r, - I Boyci I P. Wii lies, F. H.Jon, s e ' .Ji.lilisl ll. I- J Stimson, 1 II Morgan I 1 1 I ' . [Tin, In ' llllll- Henrx Ives, W, P. I 11. F. W. Rogers, . T. G. Lawi ■in . s. K. Bertron, . T. Darling, I Rogers. S J Walker, H. S. Robinson, Floor Managers. E. B. Frost, li H Wilcox, H S, Brooks, E. C. Lambert, J. R. Sheffield, E. Allen, W. L. Armstrong 1 , Mel lnil... k, S. Phelps, 1 . I: Hoppin, G. S. Brewster, I 1 Mi Clung, H A. Bayne, Francis Parsons, A. s Chisholm 224 Senior Class ©fHccvs. Poet, Secretary, Orator, Statistician, T. Mullally, S. Webster, . N. Runyon, J. W. Husted, Ji . W. L. Kitchel, G. B Hollister, E. Boltwood, W. I . Young, W. B. Wright, Jr., 1 Cl IMMITTEE. G. S C. Badg i. HISTl iRIANS. I II. Mason, II. A. Bayne, ( I i.SS DAY COMM1 Mil J. Woodruff, I I. 11. Mil ' nnnii k. CUP COMMITTEE. S. N. Morison, SUPPER COMMITTEE. K. D. Cheney, D. Lord, 3d, TRIENNIAL Cl  MM1 M II II. S. Graves, 1 1. B. IIin KLE |. E. W111.1 1 1 i II. K. Rathbone. C. |. Bartlett. M Knox. F. f. Pri. 1 C. S. Haight. W. C. [vison. K. II. Floyd-Jones. I . fay. Sopbomore German Committee. CLASS OF 1894. Chairman, L. Smith, II. P. Whitney, TlluM s COCHR N. Jr. |. B. Solley, P. II. McMillan. 225 Ibawaiian Club. MEMBERS. Arthur C. Alexander, Frank A. Alexander, ' 93, 5. Wallace M. Alexander, ' 92, S. William A. Baldwin, ' 92, X. Alfred V. Carter, ' 93, L.S., Lyle A. Dickey. ' 93. L.S. Alexander (1. M. Robertson, ' 93, L.S. XTrans lMesissippi Club. OFFICERS. President, - - - H. G. Lyman, ' 92. Vice-President, ...... C. T. Kountze, ' 92, 5. Secretary, .-.-.- A. H. Jones, ' 93. Treasurer, ....... C. M. ] u-K. ' 93. Membership, 143. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. E. O. Stanard, ' 92. W. Maffitt, ' 93. M. II. Beall, ' 93. S. W. Rustin, ' 94. Cbicaoo Club. President, - E. H. Mason, ' 92. Vice-President, ...... II. W. Hamlin. ' 92, X. Secretary and Treasurer, - - C. C. NOLAN, ' 94. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. C. R. Holder), ' 92. A. DeW. Erskine, ' 93. S. G. D. McBirney, ' 94. B. S. Cable. 95. Stolar Club. President, ...... Claude Gignoi ' X, 2. S. Vice President, - R. F. Manning, ' 92, .v. Secretary - - - C. X. Martin, ' 95. Treasurer, F.J. Donaldson, ' 1)4. .V. Claude Gignoitx, ' 92, S. K. M. Gignoux, L.S. F. J. Donaldson, ' 94, .V. II. T.Jackson, ' 92, S. R. Mac Donald, ...V. 11. E. Hewlett, ' 94, .V. J. H. Kimball. ' 92. X. (,. R. Brewster, ' 94, .V. J. C. Peck, ' 94, X. R. F. Manning, ' 92, X. T. I . Chadwick, i)4- S. G. II. Gurnee, ' 95. C. S. Jackson, ' 94. 1 M. Martin. ' 95. 226 Officers of tbc Crctcr Club arc: G. L. Ci ' i i . ' 92, . J. 11. Hammond, ' 02. S., A. P. Lord, ' 113. President. Vice-President, S, , retary and Treasurer. G. I.. COIT, 92, C. F. Word, ' 94, EXECUTIVE ( OMMITTEE. I II Hammond, ' 92 S., B. G. Wells, ' 94 S., T. I.. Bristol, ' 93, F. S. Franklin, ' 95, M. EWING, ' 93 5. MEMBERS. F. S. Mera, P.G. II. A. Smith. P.G. J. P. Hawkes, L.S. G. L. Coit, ' 92. W. B. Franklin, ' 92. T. L. McClung, ' 92- S. N. Morison, ' 92. II. T. Pitkin, ' 92. J. I. Phinney, ' 92. E. S. Sanborn, 2 . I!. F. Bedford, Jr., ' 92 J. II. 1 [ammond, ' 92, S. F. E. Barbour, ' )?. S. S. B. Hartwell, ' 93. A. P. Lord. ' 93. W. 11 Murp ' ' ■93- G.C T. L. Bristol ' 93 J . R. II. Arnol ' 94- R. C ' 95- ' 95- c. II. Abbott, L. M. Colburn, E. W. Beattie, W. S. Ha kin. (. L. Buist, F. S. Franklin, R. H. Burns. J. F. Hooker, B. S. Cable. ' 94, 5. 1 i. Jacobus. C. A. Kimball, ' 94- s. A. W. Cooke. W. Procter, L. • ppenheim Smith, W. Harrison, L.S A P. I lean. 04. A. S. Diven, ' 94. A. W. Elting, ' .14 F. M. Haradon. 114 F. S. Henry, ' 94. E. 0. Holter, ' 94 Hixon, ' 94. wland, ' 94. C. James, .14. 1 1. S. Seymour, ' 94. E. M. Strolhers, ' 94 C. F. Word. ' 94. 34- M. Ewing, ' 93, S. R. Garlick, ' 93, .S ' . C. ( . Kalman. ' 93, L. W. Hill. ' 93, .V. R. W. Whitehead, Total 35. ' 95- E. C. Lobenstein, L Mi Kee, P. Montgomery, J. H. Perrin, F. S. Tyl er. ' 94. • ?. A. II. Wl itney, L Yates. s. 93. • ' ' ' ■227 -- s LLliU —  - li EN I R m E M E Mi HALL — LAWRENI EVIL! E ident, H. T, J w ksi is , ' 92 S. T. S. Hart, ' . (, . II K Smith, . ; I ! M. Crousi t r. M. I ' ' ' ' - . ' ■, ' .. 1 ,1 igan H .t R. I Gillis, ' 94, Allen Greeli j . ' 94 TLawrcnccvillc Club. OFFICERS. President, I ' .. M, CEOUSE, ' 93. MEMBERS. C. S. Jackson, ' 94, 1 1 I I 1 1 - 1 Arthur Mil. hi II, h ' 94, 1 . 1 1 Morgan, |i ., ■. , , K H Nil hols, ' 94, I I- Sheffield, 94 W. s. Wah ott, |i 94 B, M. Massey, ' 95. I Mi Kell, ' 95, W. A. I lelani 1, ' 95 H. T. J.i. kson, ' ii ' 5., W. W. Law, Jr., ' 92, 1 .... .in, 1 Meeker, ' 02 5., Shell I. ' i 1 .11 . ' 93 S 228 V. retary and Treas I! s Gordon, ' 9 1 5 William M, Kell, ' 93 Winslow M. ill. rv ' , S F. W l.ln. 1, ' 94 S.. F.J. Brown ' 94 S H. Glenny, ' 94 A. T. Kemp, ' 94 V. . W S. Walcott, ' 94. M Lilley, ' 94 S., L. R. Met. alt. . ' 64, £, W. D. Mitch. II. ' 94 S A. N. Ranney, ' 04 .v, 1,. Shi Hi. M. ' 94 S W. Sinks, ' 94 S A W. Washburne, ' 94 S. Hnbover Club. President, H. A. P. a OFFICERS iK v i- ' 92- Vice-President, F. H. Barbour, ' 92 S. :rr. I. H. Field, ' 93. Treasu G. B. I -E, ' 94. EXECU I TVE Ci IMMITTEE. Prof. A. M. Wheeler, ' 57, J. H. I T. Cochran, Jr., ' 94- A. R. Clark, Jr., ' 95. N. B. Burr, ' 93 S. G. St. J. Sheffield, ' 94 S Hon. Francis Wayland, LL.D. H. P.Stearns, M.Ii. HONORARY MEMBERS. A. M. Wheeler, M.A. A. Van Name, M.A C. H. Farnam, M.A., H. P. Wright, Ph.D. 1 1. C. Marsh, Ph.D., LL.D. MEMBERS, 92. B. M. Allen, C. W. Austin. A.J. Balliet, H. ' A. Bayne, 0. H. Bronson, 1. T. Can-. A. B. Chace, R. G. Eaton, R. K. Far-well, P. Fuller, I I Grant, H. S 1. raves, W S. Haskell, ' . I: Hollister, I. W. Husted.Jr.. H. B. McCormick, C. P. Pierce, H. R. Rathbone. O. A. Schreiber, A. F. Shaw. F. D. Tucker. Stuart Webster, A. G. Weeks, Harry Woolen, 93- I.. Allen, I. A. Babbitt, II S bacon. H. L. Bixbv, CD, Bliss O.G.I artwright, I. D. Clarke, j. F. Cooke R. K. I lickerman, I. P. Edmison, J. H. Field, I I 1 .atchel, 1  C. Haldenian, W. McK. Higgins, R. T. Holbrook S. C. Hutchins, E. C. Johnson. I A. Moore, A. W. Pettilmne, Jr.. 1, R. Rathbone, R. E. Rowley, ( I. B. Spaldihy;, A.J.Shaw, H. C. Stetson, H. G. Torbert, W. D. Wilcox. ' 94, W. S. Beard A. P.. Brown, Calvin Burr, G. H. Case, J. B. Chamberlain. II. Chamberlain, Thomas Cochran. Ir.. C- I. Curtis, F. P. Dodge, Theodi ire Eaton, L. F. Frissell, A. T. Harrington, R. W Holmes, H. A. Lampre . J. E. Lane, C. P. Lineaweaver, G. D. McBirney, F. E. McDuffee, P. H. McMillan, H. P. Moseley, C. G. Osgood, 1 1 J. T. Potter, H. S. Richards in, 1 C. Sawyer, 1 S. Seymour, Jr., E W. skelton, I B Smith, I .etchworth Smith, L. S. Stillman, A. W Stone. I. H. Taylor, W. S. Wale. .11. Jr.. s. K. Wheeler, D. C. Adams, E. S. Auchincloss, fr., W. P. Beam, H. A. Bryant. A. Bumstead, A. B. Olivers, A. R. Clark, Jr., S. B. Darling, I ' .. H. Dwight, H. Farnam, F. A. Hinkey, C. Holhrook. H. N. Hyde, F. Ives, I 1 . Mitchell, Ir., I . Isg I, A. E. Skinner, H. W. Thayer. Ill liolnas, W I ' ■V I ' ll pson, S. W. Tyler, R. Wilkinson, J. R. Williams, ' 92 5. W. McK. Alexander, W. A. Baldwin, F. H. Barbour, C. E. Beeson, W. I Day, Jr., D. S. Ellsworth. I Gould, I w Johnston, R. W, Sprague, A. W. Stanley, C. S. Towle ' W. P., Woodward, ' 93 5. L. T. Bliss, l: Burr, i|i , F. W. Ilrurv, Jr., Jason 1 ' . .in., H. C. January, F. O ' C. Jones, V. C. McCormick, ' 94 5. R. Albree, R. C. Anderson. J. A. Ballentine, W. Birnie, S. G. C.lt. E. V. ( 03 I. M. Dickson. F. W. Drury, Jr., J. M. Goetchius, E. C. Hopkins, A. K. K.UII.r F. Rustin, O. St. I. Sheffield, J. G. Wickham, II. II. Wells, S, S, Yardlev, 229 [Renaissance Club. fmnxlxt p. C heney, ©tlnutvtl gj, £X(i)$ -$f0ne8i .Xi ' thitv . ©x-axtcs, tt ' altcv UL gUttfc, lUixxict i ' ox ' tl, 3 iiaxvy 0. i ' xxmaxx, ii. QThamxccy ItUiu ' cxuu-. (Otto :A. §chxcxluu-, (L ' haxlce § ♦ © mrl«, § txxaxt |.Ueu tci UlHUiaux p. IJcmxxix. 230 Ji)ale Co-operative Society. HOARD OF MANAGERS 1891-92. Presidentj PROF. H. P. Wright. Superintendent, Vertner Kenerson, P. C. Set retary and Treasurer, V. T. Robinson, ' 93. Assistant Superintendent, J. Tilsi in, L. S, J. G. Est ill, L. S.. E. H. Floyd-Jones, ' 93, Frank P. Dodge, ' g4, Clifford Barnes, T. S., Jame 1 ■. Stokes, ' 92 S., Thomas Dyer, ' 95. John A. Hartwell, M. S., V. McCormick, 91 .s ., St. Xouis Club. President, E. O. Sta-varo, ' 92. Secretary, W. Mafi itt, ' 93. Vice-President, E. H. Simmons, 92 5 . Treasurer, C. R. Skinnfr, ' 94. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. R. P.. Wade, ' 93, H. C. Janeway, ' 93 v, C. M. Pnpe, ' 93, A. K. Kaime, ' 94 .V jfvesbman IDinion. iDcbatino Society. President, ' }, C. Farrow. ' ice-President, G. H. Thi imas. Secretary and Treasurer, S. W. Tyler. flfcofcevn Xanouacje Club. President, Prof. William 1 ' . Knapp. Secretary, Mr. Gustav F. Gruener. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Prof. Knapp. Prof. Lounsbury, Mr. Gruener. 231 Ikino ' s School Club. MEMBERS. President, W. I  . Young, ' 92. Secretary, H. 1. Jenney, ' 92. H. I. Jenney, ' 92. J. Howland, ' 94, W. I.. Caldwell, ' 92 .■?., |. II. Davenport, ' 95 W. D. Young, ' 92, C.James, ' 94, W. F. Waring, ' 92 S. t G. A. Phelps, ' 95, W. G. Brownson. ' 93, J. Jenkins, ' 94, W . A. Wood, Jr., ' 92 S. t J. R. Swan, ' 95, D. Rogers, 93, l A. Loring, Jr., ' 91 S, J. 1 1. i heney, ' 93 S., J. H. Miller, ' .,4 .£, V. G. Skiddy, ' 93, I ' . M. Adams, ' 02 S., 1 .,,,. Hill. .. S., A. P. Rogers, ' 94 S. H. Harris, ' 94, 232 pale University, ©. fH . C. fl. OFFlci RS. F. D. Tucker, ' 92. President J. G. Stokes, ' 92 5. E. F. Gallaudet, ' 93, rst Vice- President. H. B. McCormu k, Chairman Financial Committee, H. B. McCormick, ' 92. Chairman Membership Committee, H S. Graves, ' 92. Chairman Foreign Mission Committee, H. T. Pitkin, ' 92. Chairman Delegation Committee, F, A. Keller, ' 92. Chairman Grand Streel Mission Committee, A. I (■' . Shaw, ' 92. Chairman Boys Club Committee, Letch worth Smith, ' 94. Superintendent Bethany Mission School, H. T. Pitkin, ration Chorister, G. I!. Holltster, 2d Vice-President. ( 2, Treasut 1 r. ] et hworth Smith, ' 94, Recording Secretary. C. W. Barnes, ' 89, General Secretary Chairman LawScl I C ittee, J. G. Estill, ' 91. Chairman Medical School Committee, E. L. Bliss, ' go. Chairman Post Graduate Department Com., Vertner Kenerson, ' Chairman Committee on New Students, V. B. Wright, Jr., ' 92. Chairman Reading Room and Library Committee, H. S. Graves, ' Vale Representative in State Deputation Work. F. A. Keller, ' 92. President Woolsey Club, S. L. Lasell, ' 92. Association Organist, S. L. Lasell, ' 92. President, Pierre Tay, ' 92. Berftelep. association. Founded 1869. Secretary and Treasurer, Charles D. Jones, ' 93, Organist, P. B. Lyman, ' 94. ©rtoro Club. ' rt rident, A. S. Barnes, ' 92. Pice-President, N. D. Harris, ' 92 S. Secretary, T. S. In-graham, ' 93 T. S Treasurer, R. H. Jordan, ' 93. Chairman Kvan nr Conimittci, K. M. Moody, ' 92. 92. G. B. Hollister, H. S. Graves, F. D. Tucker. ' 92 5. J. G. Stokes, W. B. Woodward. Class Deacons. 93- J. H. Field. F. Pais ms, F. W. Yates. ' 93 £ V. C. McCormick. C. W. McGee, 94. Thomas Cochran, Jr., W. H. Sallman, J. B. Solley. 233 Hlumni Hssociations. SECRETARIES. New York City, Brooklyn, Hartford, Fairfield, James R. Sheffield, 54 William St., New York. John R. Halsey, 62 Wall St., New York. John M. Holcomb, Phcenix Mutual Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn. Oliver T. Sherwood, National Bank, Southport, Conn. Central and Western Massachusetts, William T. Souther, Worcester, Mass. Chicago, Richard M. Bissell, 115 Monroe St., Chicago, 111. Boston, Friderick W. Rogers, 5 Craigie St., Cambridge, Mass. Louisville, William Jarvis, Louisville, Ky. Albany. Geo. W. Rirchwey, Room 40, Tweddle Building, Albany, N. Y. Cincinnati, II. J. Morrison, Proctor, Gamble Co., Ivorydale, Hamilton Co., Ohio. Washington, D. C, ]. P. Iddings, Geological Survev Bureau, Washington, D. C. Buffalo, California, Central New York, Cleveland, Colorado, Essex Co., N. J., Indianapolis, Meriden, Minneapolis Orange, Philadelphia, Providence, South Western, Springfield, St. Louis, St. Paul, Troy, Utica, Wilkes-Barre, Wyoming Yalley. 234 $ ill lllll i ill 111 i ■: 111 ; 1 : 1 ■I SIBJII W J? IP Bl CGcovgc 9. (f. |3adgcv, ,Andvctu JiacUson galltct, CK V (Ocovgc i ' aiuton (folt, IfvcdcvicH i£. (Gvaut, 15 vane is £J. (fiviffin, Avthnv (f. ttumc, •Hoiuavd -Huntington, (Dcovgc (0. i nouilcs, ifamcs ±1. i . iinoje, ilcuHS §L. |P avHev, flcfUUiam g£. SUtnycm, ISUUiam ©. itochcfcllcv, games Jl.. ffnvnbttU. 236 -g lllg0 i ' if - H. A. Bayne, Edward Boltwood, J. T. Carr. K. D. Cheney, Hcwell Cheney, W. B. Franklin, E. H. Floyd-Jones, B. P. Hollister, W. C. Ivison, H. M. Kidd, Daniel Lord, 3d, H. L. Lyman, E. H. Mason, T. L. McClung, Thornwell Mullally, S. N. Morison, R. A. Paddock, Ernest Ryle, E. 0. Stanard, Jr., A. H. Swayne, 0. A. Sehreiber, Stuart Webster, W. D. Young. 237 SJW RNiL ILL ©F fARE. Culvi n Burr- , Alexander S.Diven , R.C. James , J(imes S.Jenk ' ins. Philip H.M ' Millan . G-B. Miller . Fred. C. Perkins . H.B.Perkins , Frank C.Polk , Alorvzo Potter , J.Earl Sheftield , Hdrry PWIiUikv. Pall term . mdccoci - 239 Yhornas S. IrLufrjrjol, ©arrjuel JS. ©. jOisscll, Yoerrjas K. Dav ' ics, Jr., fe assclbcrry JoJurjl cFsor), KiJeJio ©. rler)py, bouls W. pill, I5clw?irj ]0. poller, Jorjr) powylarjd, ]. G. cC. tyWy. ©arrjuel U. (Jrr. ferjarles K-. w ra, l icr)errd W orir)ir)qtor). AT1NG Frank E. Barbour, Frank H. Barbour, Lawrence T. Bliss, Harry L. ' Blood good, Nelson B. Burr, Sheldon Cary , J. ' Davenport Cheney, Thomas Denny, Jr., G. Arthur Gordon, Andrew B. Graves, John H. Hammond, Ogdeu H. Hammond, Howard J. Haselburst, 241 D. -Aid in Loring, Vance C. McCormick, Clifford W. McGee, I. Chauncey McKeever, Charles E. {McLane, Oliver T. V ichola, RJcbard F. Pearce, Allan A. Robbius, James Graham Stokes. Cbarles E. Beeson, Oliver C Billings, Hlbert H cm. Ersftine, Sason Evans, 3. Hverv (Boulb, iberbert TO. ibamlin, pbelps B. 1bovt, Ibarra G. January, Sobn 1b. lke 3ie, Matter TO. Ifceitb, Oeorge TO. IRilev, Ebwarb f . Simmons, Xewis ID. Smitb, Cbarles S. Howie, iDeXane Dan ffngen, Matter jf. Marino, 1fra E. TOlgbt, TOallace G. TOinter, TOilliam .16. TOoobwarb. Lester W. Day, CM ark M. Fishel, James F. Follis, T)avid C. Grigg, Charles B. Hill, William H. Hungerford, George A. Hutchinson, Win slow [Mattery, William ' 7?. Raymond, sAlbert L. Sessions, Arthur J. Slade, Percy T. Walden, Lauren K. Warwick, Charles F. Weiser, Edward L. Whittemore. 2 45 1 246 Anson Baldwin, Joseph Lentilhorn, Jr. . U ' illiam N. Beach . Edward McVicker, Arthur G. Foreland, Alix W. Stanley Charles W. Hitchcock. %t : chard S. Suydam, James DA. Knapp. Taut W. Webster. 247 qdkjla THE hf ira2orefA.ayoa-eka o- yaKeoK OccyioAet j a yoSpc y vKo- rpi u. uc a to tlA o napa.oy.eA i ro - KoCcTCLK-eKvjiA-eyu Ktj(f(e . ko- o it re a (rffia-Ao CiVA-OTftrA tvo- A t yuioiTLpA.Lc-pa.dtM TOn.- youro-XTf-fn yidY- eaters. H. H. ffiigelow, 5. .16. Case, U. Coebran, Jr., C. E. Core, flDereoitb 1E are, X. .16. Jones, a. c t. xinbefte, H). .16. Xvman, SSCtlftins IRustin, J. C. Sawder, C. 1R. Sfclnfeer, X. .16. Smitb, 3. .16. Sollev, oil. E. Stewart, X. S. Stfllman, Ml. 5. lalectt. 248 ' 94 s - IV. Benin-. A. % Clark. A. W. Cooke. E. V. Cox, DA. C. Lilley, F. Rust ii. G. Sheffield, J. % Will lams. J. M. Goetchius, Lawrence Yates. B. G. Wells. •249 IV. E. Cooke, L. Hamilton, TD. B. Lvniaii, D. O ' Neill, A. B. Shepley, C. Vanderbilt, Jr., F. Dyer, F. L. Lee, % C. U esbit, Z. -B. Phelps. IV. Swayne, Jr. . G. K. B. Wade. 250 George E. Collins. W. -A. Delano, Edward % Finch. % F. Gillis, J. F. Good, Chas. N. Hammond, John D. DAcKeU, Eugene L. (Messier, John B. Speer. ■51 Contents. Pae Calendar, Corporation, Fai ulty and Instructors, ( ,i .nlii.it. ' Fellow s and Scholars, I Ither College I Ifficers, - 1 ivinity School : Faculty, Instructors and Lecturers, Resident I .ii entiates, - ( Graduate Class, Senior Class, Middle Class. - Junior ( las-,, 1 ,a V Si In iol : Faculty, Instructors and Lecturei-s, Graduate Class, Senior Class, - junior Class, - Special Students Medii al Si I ! Faculty Instructors and Lecturers, i trai In. ii - Students, - Senior Class, ----- Mnl.ll.- Class, Junior (las-, - - - Spei ial Students, - Art School : Fai ulty and Instructors, Mud. HI-, ------ Departmenl of Philosophy and the Arts: Students, ----- - Ai .id. m i. al I ) _■] .ail in. nl : Senior Class. - Junior Class. ----- Sophomore Class, Freshma l lass, - Sheffield Si ientifii Si 1 1 : Senior Class, - Junior Class, . - . . . 6 7 s 16 ' 7 1 8 in ' 9 i.i 21 2.S 26 26 27 20 35 35 4 4-1 4.1 55 63 65 Freshman ( lass, Special Students, Summary : By Departments, By Mains, ... . I lirectory oi Rooms, University I lirectory, Commencements : I legrees Conferred, Commeni ement Speakers Premiums : University, - Ai ademii al I lepartment, Junior Exhibition, - I ' . ' Fi iresf ' ' rators, Senior Appointments, Sp. 1 ial Honors, aledii torians, Salutatorians, Junior Appointments, Undergraduate Scholars, S. S. s. l ' ,i ,-, S. S S. Senior Appointments, Law School Prizes, - Medii al School Prizes, An School Prizes, - In Mi 111. iriain, - I listorical Memorabilia : Presidents  t the College, Foundation of I epartments - Foundation of Societies, Class S.-i retaries, ( llass rators and Poets, - I .in 1 1 irators, Recipients I tin- Wooden Spi Si . n 1 S01 I- 1 i. -, Pul ilications : Literary Magazine, Page. 68 73 75 76 77 81 1 10 1 12 114 ■15 116 117 119 120 121 122 123 125 ' 2-5 126 126 127 127 I 28 129 129 130 130 ' 31 ■32 132 162 252 COA TE XTS. Page. Recipients Literary Medal, .... 166 Courant, 169 Banner, - - - - - . - 170 1 Pourri, - - - - - - 170 1 i ' il, - - - ■- . - - 17; News, 174 Alumni Weekly, - 174 1 ■- Journal, - 177 Union, ......... ij Ke it Clul , - - - . - . [78 Libraries, - 170 Ri ling Room, - - - - - iNo Athletics: Gymnasium Corporation, - 182 Field Corporal ion, - - - - - iSj I nivei sit) Boat Club, - - 185 Boat Club, - - - - [86 Regattas, ... - - . ,si. Summary of University Races. [87 Boa1 irabilia, ----- 188 lnr Base Ball C lub, - - - [90 Averages, - - - - - 100 1 1 , - - - - - r 93 men Nine, ---.-.. 194 Bas Ball Memorabilia, - M4 1 ersitj Fool Ball Club, - - - [96 Games 1S90. --.-.._ 196 i i Ball Memorabilia, 199 I .man Eleven, ------ 201 Athletic Association, - . 202 Athletic Games, .-_... 205 Inter-Collegiate Games, - 206 [nter-University Games, ... 208 Athletic Records, Dunham Boat Club, Tennis Association, Cricket Assoi iation, .Musi. ;il 1 Irganizations : College Choir, - Clee Club, - Glee Club Memorabilia Banjo Club, - Banjo 1 lub Memorabilia, Mis. ellanei ms Irganizations : University Club, Junior Promenade Committee, Senior Promenade Commil ti e, Junior Promenade rficers, Senior Class ' tffii . rs, Sophomore lei man Co ittee, Hawaiian Club, [ rans-Mississippi Club, Chii ag • Club, - Siglar Club, ter Club, - - - . I : enceville Club, Andover Club. - Renaissance Club, Yale Co-operation Society, St. Louis Club, - f reshman Union, Mi idi in Language Club. King ' s School Clul . Y.M.C.A., - Alumni Assoc iation, Eating Clubs, Page. 209 210 211 212 214 217 217 218 2lS 222 224 224 224 225 225 226 226 226 226 227 22S 229 2JO 23 • 231 2 J 1 2 3 ' 232 2 3i 234 235 -C  J] 3 §y 253 ADVERTISEMENTS. tefe IMPORTERS • • AND • • • TAILORS 127 • CHURCH • STREET E D. HENDEN. The HAYNES • • • • . • Springfield, JV ass. The only First -Class Hotel in the city whose location is the most perfect, either for the tourist or commercial man. APPOINTMENTS CORRECT FACILITIES CONVENIENT. ALL STREET CAR LINES PASS THE DOOR. Entire Change in Management. Cafe Attached. • • • • GRHDUPlTED rhtes. • • • • A. C ALLEN, proprietor. Students WILL KIND OUR tappet kfawvoom$ SAFE AM) RELIABLE PLACE TO PURCHASE THEIR Carpels, Lambrequins, Drapery, Curtains, Fringes, and Room Furnishings Generally. H. B. PERRY, 914 Chapel Street. x ,, Haven, Conn. J I T m I E, 1S0 Temple Street, N , u , H aven C „nn. E. C. 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ASSETS, January 1 st, 1 89 1 , LIABILITIES, - SURPLUS at four per cent., SURPLUS at four and one-half per cent., $10,030,634.93 9,452,572.61 578,062.32 1,087,791.32 This Company has paid since organization for Death Losses, Matured Endowments, Dividends to Policy- holders and Surrendered Policies, more than $30,000,000.00. The new plans of the Company are brief, clear and liberal. Life and Endowment Policies have endorsed upon them definite cash, loan and paid-up values, and in case of lapse, insurance is extended without action on the part of the insured. The new 10-20 Term Plan furnishes protection at a low prii e, and grants valuable privileges in case a change is desired to some other form of insurance. JONATHAN B. BUNCE, President. JOHN M. HOLCOMBE, Vice-President. CHARLES II. LAWRENCE, Secretary. CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF HARTFORD. ASSETS, SURPLUS TO POLICY-HOLDERS, $2,000,000.00 500,000.00 Unquestionable Security, Definite Contracts, Guaranteed Cash Values, Unrestricted Residence, Immediate Settlement of Claims. THOMAS W. RUSSELL, President. F. V. HUDSON, Secretary. M. STORRS, Medical Adviser. Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co. ORCHNIZED 1866. . M. ALLEN, President. W. B. FRANKLIN, Vice-President. J. B. PIERCE, Secretary. F. B. ALLEN, Second Vice-President. FIVE LEADING HOUSES REPRESENTED. T. COLLINS PRATT, I Fine New York Nothing, OFFICE, ROOM s, ■■FORD BUILDING. MADE T ° DIVIDUAL ORDER, 730 CHAPEL STREET, Corner of State. f NEW HAVEN, CONN. DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE. MODERATE PRICES. - j a j | — i : WILL : FIND: EVERYTHING: IN :THE: STOVE: AND: j m T TV T Y ZA r CROCKERY: LINES: AT: OUR: STORE: AT V 1 I .... LOW: PRICES Parlor Stoves of all sizes and kinds. Toilet Sets. Lamps — Parlor, Student, Library, etc. Cuspidors, Tinware, Glassware. Oil Stoves , Zincs, Stove Pipe, Tinning and all Stove Work. 6 CHURCH STRI WATTERSON ' S pINE J ATS, 785 Chapel Street, NEW HAVEN, CONN. Sole A gent for the famous SHERMAN HAT, made by Sherman, Yale ' 89, and the popular HARRINGTON HAT, of Boston. FANCY CHINA, CROCKERY AND SILVERWARE Hall 6c GuemseVi FOR PRESENTS and ORNAMENTS. :::::::: GLOVES, TRUNKS, BAGS, ETC. HYPERION STABLES. S. H. CRUTTENDEN. Prop ' r. HACKS, COUPES, LIVERY and BOARDING. Telephone Call, . 62. 1038 CHAPEL STREET, NEW HAVEN, CONN. . .  ' « ■■-lit - Sea bosweeraaaeaeS Oh — Gftoyn P Qi and (Jntrajl Depot, t $ i i EW 5 0 QlTY. 600 rooms at Sl.oo per day and upwards. European Plan. K s where | adies and gentlemen may , luck valises, coats, First-class Restaurant, Dining Rooms, Cafe [and Lunch parcels, etc. without charge. Counter, a t curt,-, at moderate prices. _ , , ,. Travelers arriving via Grand Central Depot save Carriage- Guests Baggage to ami from Grand Centrai Dei-oi ..„ „ hire ind Baggagi Express by stopping at Grand Union. First-Class Billiard and Pool Rooms FORD, GARRISON CO., Proprietors. W. H Clarke H. B. Clarke. Paul Roesslek CLARKE BROTHERS, V sd aT v-s. FINE CANDIES, CHOICE FRUITS, ICE CREAM AND SODA. Wm. F. S I ERNBERG. R. P. Sternberg. PAUL ROESSLER CO., sua essors to Optician r 67 BROADWAY. NEW HAVEN, CONN. NEWSPAPERS. MAGAZINES, Etc. DELIVERED. Member oEttie Coim Acad of Arts aSeiences. iS ' TaJav vj. Tosco -mm - as they leave Havana). How dreadful to have the fever there. Where would one go? He — Probably to the cemetery. OSBORN HALL PHARMACY, 1008 CHAPEL ST., PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY. pLORISTS. S « j 8 Qhampion (3° m26 CHAPEL STREET, OPPOSITE SOUTH COLLEGE MUSIC. pn I I Fpr CHUPC Ovei sold, it con tains songs — all UULLluL OUIIUOi ' th old Favoriti as well as the of this year: — Drum Major i Schneider ' s Band, ' Eton Boating Song, Don ' t Forget 1 ► n - a Weddin ' To-Night, Old Man Moses, uinl,i School Scholar, Piper Heidsick, Dude Who Couldn ' t Dance, 1 ( ;.m iI-1) My Little Lady, Brahm ' s Lullaby and Good-night. Papfi GARMINA COLLEGENCIA. .V w 1 ; ' ;. ' .; ,: i . 1 .;; ' .: popular songs adapted to •t English and German universities, and ■singing. Cloth AMERICAN COLLEGE SONG BOOK. invited to contribute Four of their best songs, original as Far as possible; the result is the superb collection hereoffered, The compilation i prises nearh two hundred and fifty songs. Cloth $2. COLLEGE SONGS FOR GUITAR. r; ::; ,!;;! ranged in a brillianl manner for the Guitar Cloth, $1.50. COLLEGE SONGS FOR BANJO. ! college songs, i arefully arranged for voice, with banjo accompaniment. Paper gi.oo. Cloth - .51 HAYE YOU A COPY OF OBISPRH The famous play of the ' 91 Hasty Pudding Club at Harvard. It is well worth preserving as one oi the most original and brilliant college plays ever written. By Mail, Postpaid $1.00. OLIVER DITSON COMPANY, BOSTON, C. H. DITSON CO., 867 Broadway, New York. Mackintoshes. [he [ argest Stock E ver S hown in N ew H aven -AT THE =::= 0oot veav IRubbcr Store. =::= 866 CHAPEL STREET, NEW HA.VEN, CONN. F. C. TUTTLE, P R opRiETOf ►♦♦ GARMENTS TO ORDER M SPECIHLTY. YA LE HOTE L. The D elm onico Restaurant OF NEW HAVEN, CONN. RE.ST URHNT H LH CARTE, Open from 7 A. M. to 12 M. — ♦♦♦♦ TABLE D ' HQiPE. From 12 M. to 3 P. M., 50 CENTS. - - SMOKE - - El Roma Hermosa AND Viola Henrietta CIGARS. MANUFACTURED FROM CHOICEST SELECTED LEAVES OF HIGHEST GRADE HAM AN AS ONLY. IN EIGHT STYLES. Bouquet, Concha Fuma, Opera Reina. Perfecto, Londres Grande, Londres Perfecto, Reina Victoria, Exquisitos, JULIUS PROKASKY, Proprietor. 73 CENTER STREET, NEW HAVEN, CONN. MATTOUii wl U. ALWORTHj Conn. D. CURTIS, • . DEALER IN l ciu y rem out Restaurant Stj joining Cremonl House, (£ourt Street. A FULL LINE OF • • • Artists ' Materials Yale Fountain Pens, . . meals at all ttouvs, fvom 6.00 A. gil. to itttdnight. Engravings and Pictures. ■• • Yale men will find the New Tremont a pleasant and quiet FANCY GOODS, TOYS AND GAMES. restaurant, with everything first class • • • Pictures Framed to Order. ifevmanent and ' i ' vansicnt i ' .oavrt. 693 Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn. (Succi 3soi in J. P. DIBB1 1 • • • Polite Attention. LEWIS L. GILBERT, .-. BAKER? • ' - 148 ELM STREET SEVEN BRANCHES. FIVE WAGONS. PARTIES SUPPLIED AT SHORT NOTICE JOSEPH STROEHLE. Boot and Shoe Maker, Fitting Deformed Feet a Specialty. Repairing Neatly Done. 1077 CHAPEL ST.. NEW HAVEN, CONN. BENEDICT ' S TIME $  Diamonds and Watches a Specialty. IMI ' DKIEKS AND MAXCFACT1 KEKS The Benedict is our patent Sleevi and Coll a r But t o n Watches. Diamonds. Chains. Rich Jewelry and Silverware. BENEDICT BROTHERS, Keepers of the City Time BENKDICT BUILDING, 171 Broadway, Cor. Cortlanrlt Si NEW VORK, ESTABLISHED 1821. Strong, durab! J eas; to ad just. In ( lofd and Silver. ' fl T HE YALE: • ••• The Largest Bu.i iard Room East .... of Chicago .... C. PL MILLER l ' ROPKl£T H 18 Tables 1712 174 CROWN STREET NEW HAVEN, Conn. ESTHBLISHED 1578 l( ! MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN E. L. Washburn, ' 63, ' 65, Surgical, Optical, and Mathematical Instruments, Dissecting Cases, Microscopic and Drawing- Material, Blow Pipes. Platinum Crucibles, Forceps, Etc. EVE GLASSES MADE TO ORDER AND REP A I R- ING PROMPTLY EXECUTED. TRUSSES. ELASTIC HOSE, KNEE C I PS, ANKLETS AND SUPPORTERS. Of Every Description in Stork or Made to Measure, and Carefully Adjusted. E L. WASHBURN, M. D., 84. Church and 61 Center Streets. Chamberlin Co., Orange and Crown Sis. FURNITURE, WOOD MANTELS. C. E. HART CO., 350 and 352 State Street. DEALERS 1 • The Very Choicest Lines of • Meat?, poultaj, (janje eget Meg FINE and FANCY GROCERIES, Choicest Cut Flowers. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS MAPI WITH CLUBS. First-Class Goods! Low Prices! Branch Store, 49 Elm St., Cor. Church. DCIBCLfS Jjcoii: cJloayer , DIHIRG BB LiQI S cJ OCiihanLi Oaotlor , 825 CHAPEL STREET. MEHLS HT HLL HOURS. 160. 30 3 Sim $tzeeto, [dew OKDaveiisi, (oonnecttcuto Commutation Tickets, s6.oo for $5. 00. . . . Private Parlors for Parties. . . . Spreads a Specialty ••• F 1 OR OWEST P RICES ••• CALL ON R esse, BE SSE CO., •• THE RELIABLE G lothiers, Hatters Mens Furnishers. OPERATORS OF 27 STORES. 784 CHAPEL STREET, ••• LEADERS IN LOW PRICES. new haven, conn. 674 CHAPEL STREET. N. J. ABT r PRACTICAL Upholsterer + and + Cabinet + Maker STUDENT ARM CHAIRS. $5.50, $6.75, $7.00 and $9.00. Warranted better than any chairs that can be bought elsewhere for the money. Just think of it! Nine dollars for a student chair covered with plush. Furnishing of students ' rooms a specialty. Repairing equally low. All orders promptly filled. SPECIAL TERMS TO YALE MEN. N. J. ABT, 674 Chapel Street, N :; h ;; ,,::; New Haven, Conn. Sincere thanks for many years of Yale ' s patronage. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ ♦ ESTABLISHED 18R2 T. KLEINER SON Tailors to the Yale Co-operative Society jo and yog Chapel Street HENRY G. SIMON, Kenwick House, MAKER OF 92S Chapel Street, coi w. i-emple, ARTISTIC FURNITURE New Haven, Conn. : AND : Interior .-. Decorations, LOCHTION VERY CENTRHL. Eleganl Rooms for Students of the University en suite or Single; also Accommodations for Students ' Window Seats for Students a Specialty. Eating 1 aub. First-Class Accommodation for Transient or Regular P,oard- ers. Special Rates for Professional People. IO78 CHAPEL STREET, (Between High and York) NEW HAVEN, Conn. Mrs. K. T. Connelly, proprietress. F. A. CORBIN, i.ooo CHAPEL STREET vmpozttng : : GatLor NEW HAVEN, CONN. We Call Attention in the ' BANNER to One Style of Calf Shoe, Especially Our Own. MEN ' S CALF STREET SHOES, PICCADILLY TOE, BLUCHER CUT, THREE DOLLARS AND EIGHTY-FIVE CENTS, ($3.85.) THESE SHOES ARE ATTRACTIVE, STVLISH, PERFECT-FITTIXG AND DURABLE. The New Haven Slioe Company, 5-4-2 St S-4-6 CH7 PF=L STReST. Succeeding W. B. FENN CO. F INE G ROCERIES HT • UURLBURT .-. DROTHERS, 1074 Chapel St., New Haven, Conn, D. Esposito, - YALE PI UIT SWOI E— Will PLESALE AND RETAIL 1 EALER IN Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco. ! 056 CHAPEL ST., NEW HAVEN. Conn. ' J- A. DUNCAN, Eligrauer, 828 Chapel St., New Haven, Conn A PLATE AND S o CARDS, Si 75. ESTABLISHED 1861. FIRST-CLASS NOTE PAPER FOR INVITATIONS AND RECEPTIONS. Paper Stamped with Crest, Monogram or Address in any Style. Also with Yale University or Yale Monogram. Visiting ' Cards, Card Elates and Eine Type Printing, Society Seals, Name Plates, Letter Engraving. What is Much Nicer or More Needed to complete the furnishing of an elegant room or suite, than a handsome and comfortable Couch or Divan ? We have a large as- sortment of these together with a fine line of Desks, Chairs, Chiffoniers, Rugs, Draperies and Chamber Furnishings with which we supply the STUDENTS or YALE at special reduced figures. P QJ p Y Qyi Complete Room Furnishers • 755 to 763 Chapel Street. OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS ON THE GROUND FLOOR Gilbert Thompson, I l I I RS IN (§H0I6E m Gl OGEI IES, FINE WINES, TEAS. CIGARS. ETC 918 Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn. PORT O0(V v J %r wiwtf - WATERPROOF COATS AND UMBRELLAS IN STOCK AND MADE TO ORDER. A COMPLETE LINE OF FINE FURNISHINGS ALWAYS on HAND. ,iUi i i i l l l l l l I I i I I I 1 I I l i i I l I i i t i l I 1 1 If i1Mrtim i iiiii ni ■' ' ' tumult- ■■• + m0 ■' • 1 ipf-.-f Hi.: Don ' t you think I will keep my promise: Shi : Oh yes, no one will take it. OSBORN HALL PHARMACY, AGENCY FOR TENNEY ' S , NEW YORK, FINE CANDIES ESTABLISHED 181S. BROOKS BROTHERS, Broadway, cor. 22d Street, New York City. Clothing and Furnishing Goods for Men and Boys, READY MADE AND MADE TO MEASURE. SPECIALTIES FOR FALL AND WINTER, 1 89 1, Q2. READY MADE English Tweeds ; Fancy Scotch mixtures and worsted Suitings in grays, blue mixtures, and new shades of brown. West of England Riding Cords, Tweeds and Meltons Vicunas; rough and smooth-faced Cheviots in colors and mixtures. Evening dress suits of cloth and newer materials. Eton and and Tuxedo dress suits. Fancy Cashmere Vestings, single and double-breasted. Inverness Cape-coats and light weight Ulsters in waterproof and Isle of Harris Tweeds. Overcoats of Beavers. Meltons, Kerseys, wool and silk- lined. Strapped seam Covert Coats, silk, serge, or wool linings. Extra length Overcoats and Ulsters, with and without capes The qualities of our Ready-made Garments need no special mention. The goods used are, almost without exception, imported material- of the higher grades, — the cut is carefully revised each season to keep pace with every change of style; and even the smallest details of trimming receive must particular attention. In the Department for Clothing to Order will always be found a large variety of foreign Suitings and Trouserings in desirable patterns, giving the fullest opportunity for selection. Our Furnishing Department contains the latest novelties in Gloves, Scarfs. Hosiery. Underwear, Waterproof Coats, etc., from the best English makers. Samples and rules for self measurements will be sent on application. Our location, one block from Madison Square, is convenient to the leading hotels and easy of access from the principal railway stations in New York and vicinity. EDWARD P. JUDD, Uooft effer anR tafioner Wholesale and Retail. All Text Books Used, in Vale University The Largest StocV of Books and Stationery in the City, with Uniformly Low Prices. OORBETT ' S PARLOR STOVE, 29 31 BROADWAY. Open Franklin Stave, Mantel and Artistic Files . . . . TOILET SETS CROCKERY OF ALL KINDS. Old Broadway DrLig Store, P. BONNETTE SCHURMAN. Dvuos and BVtlicincs, Prescriptions a Specialty. 268 York St. (Cor. Elm), New Haven, Conn. BEST SODA WATER IN TOWN. Hotel Mozart, OTTO H. WALL, Proprietor A.OENT FOR THE Celebrated ' Toledo Lager. Lenk Native Wine. Nos. t « 68 CROWN STREET, Corner Orange, New Haven, Conn. pipeAaniLiJi e 3 n 7° ' ri S accoA Imported Key Wesl and Domestii Cigars by the Box. All the Leading Brands of Cigarettes. The Larges! Assortmenl of Meerschaum and Briar Pipes and Fine Smok- ing Tobi - in the City. Pipes Made to Order and Repairing ol All Kinds Done. L. L. STODDARD, 938 CHAPEL ST., Opp I ly Church, NEW HAVEN, Conn. A. B. ROBERTS, Boot • and • S H0E M AKER - 158 ELM STREET, near York. Repairing a Specialty. No Disappointments. Rubber Boots and Shoes Neatly Repaired- ALL WORK WARRANTED. F C. CANDEES Livery, Hoarding and Sale Stable First- Class Turnouts at Bottom Trices 39 BROADWAY, NEW HAVEN. Conn. HENRY S. HIGBY, 1130 CHAPEL STREET, Corner York. THE BEST PLACE TO BUY Pure Drugs and First-Class Toilet Articles. PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY. HIGBY S AROMATIC MYRRH AND BORAX. HIGBY S DENTIFRICE is the BEST TOOTH POWDER New Haven, Aug. 6, 1891. Knowing the ingredients ol Higby ' s Dentifrice, I can unhesitatingly rec nend it as perfectly harmless, and ,1- an excel Ifiii powder for cleaning and preserving tin- teeth Geo, E. Nettleton, Dentist. § - THE • BEST. THE VERY BEST LAUNDRY IN THIS CITY IS © ♦ THE ♦ NIAGARA LAUNDRY, + STATE - d CO TTIR T STREETS. •?• We are members of Yale Co-Op. We furnish Laundry Account Books. We furnish Boxes for Collars and Cuffs. We furnish Trunk Boxes for all other clothes. We do your work for 5o cents per dozen. TRY US — YOU WILL BE PLEASED. NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE CO., No. 70 ORANGE STREET. 3ine d arpet anil f ug , WINDOW SHADES AND DRAPERIES. AW C Good$. SWEATERS, FULL BODY TIGHTS, TRUNKS an d J ICKS. TO ORANGE SIKELT, NEW HAVEN, CONN. zA Complete Line of Gents ' Furnishings at S. LOEB ' S, ' So; Chapi i si ri i i . New Haven. Conn. HENRY HILLMAN, (§H0I6E (§0NPE6TI0NBI Y AND IGB (sl BAM, 1082 and 10S4 Chapel Street. M. B. ARMSTRONG CO., d arpef, iJu.mifu.re airc| Llpftofoferv .-. @Y areftou$e, • ' • G3, 65, 07, (!! , 71 ORANGE ST., NEW HAVEN, Conn. Lace Curtains, Lambrequins, Shades, Paper Hangings, Mattresses, Spring Beds, Pillows, etc., Rugs, Mats; Wilton, Axminster, Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry and Ingrain Carpets; (HI Cloths in Sheets and Patterns; Cornices; Library Tables; Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture. LOW PRICES. Wzxxvfs - (Take - and - illvcad, ?L Marriage in High Life, a Fall and Winter Idyl. THE WEDDING. The marriage bells rang loud and Ion-. And this is whal they said: 1 here ' s nothing baked on earth can beal FER RY ' S CA KE AND BREAD. THE HONEYMOON They billed and 1 oo ' d from morn lill night, And through the country sped, They lived on love and never ate FER RY ' S CAK E AND BREAD. LIFE ' S STERN REALITY. The honeyn n was over, and the oven wouldn ' t bake, The ' Staff ' of Life ' and sweetmeats, no bettei than the cake, And the husband growled and scolded ' cause he wanted to be fed, And hi- wife went down to Church Streel f ir FERRY ' S CAKE AND BREAD. ASK YOUR LANDLADS FOR IT. Standard (§ab (So., NEW HAVEN, CONN. 4 Central Office, 66 High St., op p. College Library Stable, 66 High Street. WM. R. SAWYER CO. Hacks, Coupes, Lighl Livery, Broughams and Victoria Hansoms i .,,, also be had for service, either in or out of the city, for $i.oo per hour, for one- or more passengers. Fare to Depot, 25 cents. -Jfl (p j msi£t ■• sr O0s. O. Koha mai cy K?ompani ' . _- StationexA CDiiqiavcid Jouateid S:iS cJotoadwaij fO Uotli Lj U-miijue and • :l, li. ti. ■nu.i, v_ v- 7 ,1., , 7 „, M m-.i. 07ajJ ,7 ), ffxatcxmli) I ' lnvitation.), cieti !ti . l 0 j f n.17 u n ' k; 7i ' .) taWi mm o ikli. l}mcnt. a rs «? - SNOW ' S, ESTABLISHED 1850. WE M M ' I Al I ' lRF. ■Pine Qonfectionery ■Especially for the Retail Trade. No 906 CHAPEL STREET. (tin New York Stores are at 38 Fulton St. and 38 Park Row, Potter Building, PAUL WEILS 1 Buffet and S ample Room, 758 Chapel Street, New Haven, Ct. APOTHECARIES HALL, 821 Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn. DRUGS, • MEDICINES, • SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, Etc. PHYSICIANS ' PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY. Schlitz ' Celebrated Milwaukee Lager, Bass ' Ale, etc. always on Draught. Milwaukee, Rochester, Toledo and Extra Vienna Lager bottled and delivered to any part of the city. E. A. GESSNER, Pharmacist. W- R. FOOTE, 5ALE, fjOA DIfNJG, AND [rlVtRy gTABLES. Fine Saddle and Carriage Horses. NEW • ENGLAND ■BRED • HORSES A SPECIALTY. 474 STATE STREET, NEW HAVEN, Conn. O. S- OSTIE , 5 PARK PLACE, New York. Decorator AND Illuminator. Flags and I::.:.:;:. DECORATOR TO THE YULE JUNIOR PROMENADE, The Washington Centennial Inaugu- ral Ball, Etc , etc. D. B. BRADLEY CO., ijBoavdmci and iaucvy stable, WALL STREET, Between College and High. Henry Kraft 36 CENTER STREET NEW HAVEN, Conn. -•••- y ERCHANT TAILOR THE • BANNER • LAUNDRY, For 21 Years the Leading Laundry of Connecticut. The Fine Laundrying of Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, and Cleaning of Tennis and Outing Suits a Specialty. Dyeing and Cleaning in all their Branches. Gentlemen ' s Garments, Lace and other Curtains, etc. Carpets taken up, Beaten or Scoured, and Relaid at short notice and at moderate prices. Student ' s entire Laundrying, Fifty cents per dozen. Leave your orders at the Old Stand, 878 Chapel street, and they will receive prompt attention. THK Forsyth Dyeing and Laundrying Co., WORKS: STATE, LAWRENCE and Offices: 878 645 Chapel St. STREETS. Telephone Connection. JOHN W. HUNN, PRACTICAL BOOK and JOB PRINTER, SOCIETY PRINTING OF ALL KINDS. 71 ORANGE STREET, NEW HAVEN, CONN. J. J. KRAFT, Merchant :: bailor, 26 CENTER STREET. Chas. Dambacher, CoH 2 Boo $ Sh©£ Ha p. STUDENTS ' WORK A SPECIALTY. 52 HIGH STREET, New Haven, Conn. B. SHONINGER CO., MANUFACTURERS OF ® pianos and (Dvgans, ® General State Agents for WEBER PIANOS. PIANOS TO RENT AND SOLD ON EAST INSTALLMENTS. Warerooms: 801 CHAPEL STREET, NEW HAVEN, Conn. C. H. RENTZ, Ratine jp iJoreiga ©Jruit , FIREWORKS, BIRDS, BIRD CAGES, BIRD SEED OF ALL KINDS. FOOD FOR MOCKING BIRDS. Headquarters for A. B. HENDRYX CO ' S. Cages. 867 CHAPEL STREET, NEW HAVEN, Conn. ESTABLISHED ig YEARS TELEPHONE. COOLEY ' S HOTEL, NEW HAVEN Near Union Depot, Springfield, Mass. Steam Carpet Beating and Feather Renovating ESTABLISHMENT. This popular Hotel has been enlarged by the addition of ioo rooms, single and in suite, and NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT. The old reliable plai e is still open ami prepared t il better work than ever, having lately i ngaged thi servia - ol .■first class carpet fitter and layer. RUSSELL ROUNDS, Proprietor. 56 Hirrn Street, New Haven, Conn. CAFE ON GROUND FLOOR. J. 7UV. COOLEY St CO.. Proprietors. J. RATNER, Dealer in Magazines, Newspapers, Periodicals STATIONERY AND CIGARS. — ♦♦♦ — Buy Your Paper in Bulk and Save Money. 976 Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn. Qhatfield . Paper • Qo., 298, 300, 302 STATE STREET. ♦ ♦♦ TOILET PAPER, WRITING PAPER, WRAPPING PAPER, ENVELOPES, PADS, PENCILS, INK, TWINE, ETC. URBANITY IS THE PRIME FACTOR AI J. H. GRIFFIN ' S Tonsorial Rooms, ©9-41 CHAPEL STREET, Under the New Haven House. NEW HAVEN, CONN. Hotel -Hamilton, Holyoke, Mass. 3. he IVleUcii House. Fall River, Mass. Mintbrcp Hotel, G. H. BOWKER CO., Props. MERIDEN, Conn. CLUB CAPE l LR PARK STREET HOWLAND POTTER, ipHumbino = anb = (Basfittino. SANITARY PLUMBING A SPECIALTY. SAMPLE AND LUNCH ROOM FOR GENTS. Stony Creek and Light-House Oysters opened to order. Bass Ale, Old Ale, Porter, drawn from Yak- wood. Families supplied. Lemonade with a record. OYSTERS — Raw, Stewed, Fried. Sardim--. Welsh Kan-kits. Golden Bucks. DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURHS. BURNERS. GLOBES, GAS AND KEROSENE OIL STOVES. KEROSENE OIL STAND LAMPS. 982 CHAPEL STREET. New Haven, Conn. WILLIAM FLEMING. Proprietor. Jobbing promptly attended to. Stoves and Ranges repaired. JAMES W. BRINE, DEA] KR IN (giportinc and lV]en ' © KLOCK M IX, Apothecaries, { •Urni mcS ©ooel , (s or, ©ftapef anil (sfturelp GDiYeefx$. Manufacturer of Base-Ball, Foot-Ball and Gymnasium Goods. Importer of English Mackintoshes, Shoes and Flannels. 1006 CHAPEL STREET, New Haven, Conn. PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY. CIGARS AND CIGARETTES- F. A. D. R. ALLING, CARRIAGES. Co LEHIGH SUGAR LOAF l KIRK and UNMACK ( ,.in always be found at the Mosek-y ' s New Haven House with a fine line of Carriages and Liveries of all kinds. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION. 755 CHAPEL, 98 EAST WATER STREETS. WILLIAM A. KIRK. FRED W. UNMACK. Lively Stable. YQUNG MENS ' FINE R6HDY MHDE Double and Single Carriages can be had at all times. -Orders foi Carriages, foi Parties or Wi ddings promptly supplii I t Sthges FOR PICNICS AND PARTIES SUPPLIED AT SHORT NOTICE. CLOTHING, Pi SP6C1HLTY. HIRAM H. THOMPSON, Cor. Grand Ave and N. Front St., FAIR HAVEN, CONN. C. E. LONGLEY CO., 101-103-105 CHURCH ST., NEW HAVEN, CONN. £ = THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE STATE. Chmerrs HND KODAKS. Kodak Films Developed. AND OTHER WORK DONE AT WILLIS N. BUTRICKS, DEALER IN (photographic Supplies, 11 CENTER STREET Near ' range. If you require Spectacles or Eye- glasses, call at J. H. G. PUR A NT, 40 Church , who will test your eye s free of charge, or make up Oculists ' prescri ptions carefully, be also carries a good line of WATCHES, both GOLD and SILVE R, and JE WELRY of a ll descriptions. Repairing a specialty. J. H.G.DU RANT, 40 church. Wip i M img ' r fgWi, i 3 J .? She: hat did the queen say when Tom Jullyboy was presented? He: She laughed and said; we ' ll make a knight of it. OSBORN HALL PHARMACY, 1008 CHAPEL STREET, FINE TOILET ARTICLES. W M - FRANKLIN C O., I M PORTING TAILORS PKanklTrj - Bank • N© • Co-: 142 BROHDWHY, Corner Liberty Street, NEW YORK. CITY. J. L. FRANKLIN. T. PENNELL. C. J. FOSTER. i M ' i N . 4o CENTER STREET NEW HAVEN, Conn ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS OF BONDS, • CERTIFICATES • OF STOCK, DRAFTS, AND ALL KINDS OF COMMERCIAL WORK. Special Attention Given to the Engraving and Finishing of ■COLLEGE CUTS. The STEEL ENGRAVED SOCIETY CUTS in this Book were furnished by our Company. -•-ij-v DUN LAP COMPANY, HATS. CRISTY COMPANY, HATS. HEATH COMPANY, HATS. ENGLISH NOVELTIES IN CAPS. ® Brooke Company, Co-op. Yale Hatters. JJahc i]ouv fifing Mlatchcs to - KIRBY ' S 8 J4 Chapel St reel, New Haven, Conn. FOR REPAIRS. There you will have them done Well and Promptly. A Fine Stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Silverware. VERU BICYCLES and RUBBER GOODS, BICYCLES SOLD, RENTED, STORED, REPAIRED. S®. mZaAoL J t ' ddinq Oailoc, jq8 (okapel $tteeto t L )6eai Orange St. E. C. BENNETT CO., 158 Orange Street We Rent Veru Hall for Entertainments, c. NEW HAVEN, CONN. Opposite Yak- University, fronting the Green. The only hotel in the city with passenger ele- vator. Is to be enlarged the coming season by a five-story addition on Chapel Street. S. H. MOSELEY. Fine Work at Treasonable Trices. Edward L, Jones, 98 CHURCH STREET, Has in stock the finest imported and domestic Cigars. Cigar- ettes, and smoking tobaccos. The largest assortment of Bull Dog Pipes in the City. Call and Examine Them. Pipe Repairing a Specialty. C. P. MERRIMAN ' S OIL TEAM Is on the Campus Wednesdays from 7:30 to 10 A.M. Ii ' in ' l forget to have your can out- side the ! ir. LHMPS, BURNERS, SHKDES. 5tC, 154 ELM STREET, Opp. New Gym. CyfUST N ' S Sail and Ttyte •Boats arc lo- J rated on Brewery Street, near Star in Dock. ' The Fastest and the Best Boats can be obtained at all hours and any time of tide. xl. Edward G. Oakley, successor to Mrs. Moriarty. ?i English Ales, Imported Wines and Cigars. - Tf - CHARLES REED, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Fresh Fish, Oysters, Lobsters, Etc. TELEPHONE CALL, 131-5. H. W. SMITH, Manager. 59 Church Street, o PP . post office. xli. m ideH Grayukp ■ai iYpe w ?rKa PKiAnr PfelEiifaFs ' % Hidh Grade Advert™ Specialties. iS Kei sitigtorijlVe. eUfende , Scan. Wa) Cor. Church and Court Sts. FROHLICH ' S Leading : Ton ori l : t oom 65 CENTER STREET, Benedict Builo.nb. NEW HAVEN, CONN. Steals, Chops an 6amc a Specialty. THE : LEADING : Rooms : IN : THE : CITV. Department of Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars for Family Use. YALE L IVERY, BOARDING and SALE STABLES, Carriages, Coach and Saddle Horses. First-Class : Turnouts : . : Treasonable : Trices. 149 151 COURT STREET, NEW HAVEN. E. E. BRISTOL, Proprietor. Tclepkoru Call No. 2JS-2. J. H. MILLSPAUGH, Successor i L, Fenouillet, French . Boot . and . Shoe . Maker FROM PARIS. No. 33 CENTER STREET, Between Orange and Church, NEW HAVEN, CONN. K A I S E p ImportFng taFlor 750 CHAPEL STREET, NEW HAVEN, CONN. A large stock of all the Latest Foreign and Domestic Novelties always on hand. Good Work and [Moderate -Trices. We have the largest stock of Fine, Readv-Made CLOTHING in the State. Overcoats for Men and Youths ' a Specialty- Readv-Made Department up-stairs. A DVANTAGES OF ORDERING ::: CLOTHES ::: OF THE m ;J V 1 S 1 V,-b Hi 2r% I % i. You can be sure of finding the best styles of woolen cloth. 2. You ma)- be sure of a GOOD FIT, as with our immense business we can afford to employ only the best cutting talent. 3. Splendid wearing quality — we must hold our trade and it is cheaper to do it in this way than to seek new customers only. 4. Prices figured down so closely that only an immense volume of trade will justify them. ALSO Our BIG LEADER has always been our $3.00 Pants cut to order. For extreme excellence of style and quality and perfection of workmanship our $8.25 pants and $35. OO suit are sure and steady winners. But our BIG WINNER this Fall is our $16.50 overcoat, cut, yes, fairly moulded to your figure. Samples by Mail anywhere on receipt of a postal card. Goods every where by mail or express. ADDRESS ALL MAIL TO PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS 00., Headquarters: II to 25 Eliot St., Boston. We have seven stores in Boston and ;i store- in Washington, D. C, Chicago, 111., Toledo, Dayton, Little Rock, Ark., Rich- mond, Va., Birmingham, Ala., Worcester, Mass., Troy, N. V , Macon, Ga., Memphis, Tenn., Nashville, Tenn., Dallas, Tex., Augusta, Ga., Davenport, Iowa, Columbus, Ga., Galveston, Tex., Waco, Tex., New Orleans, La., Pensacola, Fla., Atlanta, Ga., Manchester, N. H., Concord, N. H., Montgomery, Ala., New Haven, Conn., Springfield. Mass., Newport, Bar Harbor, Cottage City. Nantucket, Kansas, Mo., Louisville, Ky., Austin, Tex., San Antonio, Tex. -H- PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS CO. INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $1,000,000. Tbe NEW Pboto$r pbic WONDER. The Film Rolls in all other Cameras must be beyond tlie plan oi focus (see dotted lines); the Kamaret utilizes heretofore wast space of the chambers C C, foi carrying the film. Patented in America and Europe. Nearly One-Thi rd Smaller than any other Camera ot equal capacity. L Lens. _ R R Film Rolls ll |F F Focal Plane. ALSO THE CAPACITY 100 4x5 PICTURES WITHOUT RELOADING. LOADED WITH TRANSPARENT FILM. We Develop and Finish tbe Pictures if Desired. PRICE $40. Tbe LEADING eJl-aroupd Carpers ff ; . ffiS Uses regulai drj plates which are sold everywhere, or Transparent Film for tag -5 to loo Pictures without reloading. PRICES $15 TO $50. Send for Through Russia With a Kamaret, by Thos. Stevens, illustrated with Kamaret Pictures of Russian sights and scenes. I % s THE BLAIR CAMERA CO., Manufacturers. 47 1 to 477 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. BRANCHES: 208 State Street. Chicago. 918 Arch St., Philadelphia. New1891 Model. Size of pictures4 x 5 inches E. Sr H. T. ANTHONY CO., Trade Agents, New York. Also sold by Dealers in Photographic Goods everywhere. M F . J. KRLDENBERG CO.. EERSCHAUM AND BRIAR PIPES, AMBER GOODS, ETC. Manufacturers of VORY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. CANES IN GREAT VARIETY, MOUNTED IN SILVER, IVORY, PEARL, HORN, ETC. Class Pipes and Canes Made to Order. Estimates and Designs on Application. 211 to 229 E. 33 d ST. NEW YORK.  £iirini ' i ' .tiU!U4 «i ' .i FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, Madison Square, New York. The Largest, Best Appointed and Most Liberally Managed Hotel in the City, with the Most Central and De- ightful Location. Hitchcock, Darlin? Co. CHARLES N. VII AM HITCHCOCK, ERESH, F ' UR.E, DELICIOUS. BON-BONS and HOSOLATES, SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS 863 BROADWAY, bet. 17th and 18th Sts., NOVELTIES IN FANCY BASKETS AND BONBONNIERES, MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY PILLED. 21 W. 42d St. nr. 5th Ave., 150 BROADWAY, cor. Liberty -NEW YORK, IF good PHOTOGRAPHIC work is desired, when good judgment is exercised in Posing and Light- ing the subject, and when characteristic features are not obliterated by over-retouching the negative, go to one who has had many years of experience with a talent to imitate and the ability to construct the appliances necessary to produce the best Photographic Portraiture. «-goto STODDARD, PHOTOGRAPHIST. 844 CHAPEL STREET, S. nE3 3TS LOAN OFFICE, 42 CHURCH STREET, Money Loaned. Liberal Advances made on all kinds of Personal Property. j®- All Business Strictly Confidential. -=© SQUARE DEALING WITH ALL. S. ERY BARNEY BERRY SKATES CATALOGUE FREE. BARNEY BERRY SPRINGFIELD.MASS The Deane OF HOLYOKE, STEAM PUMPS. DUPLEX AND SINGLE FOR ALL DUTIES. Deane Steam Pump Co. HOLYOKE, MASS. New York. Boston. Chicago. Philadelphia. St. Louis. Denver. To Cleavers of (Glasses WHEN PURCHASING GLASSES, it is well to see that you get your money ' s worth in quality; but what is more than money, and what quality does not always guarantee, is a well fitting pail of glasses. There is one universal requirement, namely, that the eyes should look through the centres of their respective lenses. A simple illustration of the effect of a misfitting frame may be obtained by taking a lens, closing one eye, and looking through the lens, held four or five inches in front of the other, at any moderately distant object. If the lens be now slightly moved in or out across the eye, the object looked at will appear to move also; and the manifest explanation of this appearance is that we only see .111 object 111 its actual position when looking through the centre of the lens, and that we see the object displaced when looking through any other part of the lens. If, then, we put before the two eyes glasses each of which is out of centre, we shall give each eve an image which is more 01 lrvs displaced, and to combine these two displaced images into that of a single object must naturally fatigue and distress the muscles of the eyes The wearer of glasses should take cue to secure all the benefits which they are calculated to afford, and should for this purpose consult an experienced and reliable Optician. We make the fitting and adjusting of frames to the peculiar features ol each lice a specialty, and place at your disposal such experience as few other houses enjoy. We carry a large assortment of Field, Marine and Opera Glasses 16 East 42? Lorgnettes. Artificial human Eyes fitted. . . NEW YORK CITY xiix. printing ♦ Ifnfcs p v®®®®® Chf INK WITH WHICH THIS PUBLICATION IS PRINTED IS MANUFACTURED BY Brilliant aSBIacfe ano Coloreb. FREDK. H. LEVEY. N. R HART. CHAS. E. NEWTON. FRED ' K. H. LEVEY CO. No. 9 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK f or the qualfts an£ appearance of our inks refer to tbe following publications wbfeb arc printed wttb out infes : Century Magazine, Theo. L. DeVinne Co. St. Nicholas Magazine, Harper Bros New York Cosmopolitan, .... New York Am. Tract Society Publications, A. S. Barnes Co., School Pub. American Bank Note Company, D. Appleton Co J.J. Little Co New York G. P. Putnam ' s Sons, . New York New York Bureau Engraving and Printin g. Washington New York National Publishing Co., . . Philadelphia New York J. B. Lippincott Co., Philadel phia New York gTUDENTS F. C. KING. . C. JACOCKS EMPIRE STEAM Dyeing (Cleansing and jKef hushing (To., OFFICE, 1060 CHAPEL ST., NEW HAVEN, CONN. Your soiled clothing cleaned by our French System looks equal to new. Your Light Suit or Overcoat dyed handsome shades of Blue, Brown or Black, and warranted not to smut. Kid Gloves and Ties cleaned. Garments pressed in one hour ' s notice, while you wait. i CUT No, I CIGARETTES. Cigarette Smokers Who are willing to pay ) a little more than the price charged for the or- dinary trade Cigarettes, will find THIS BRAND superior to all others. THE RICHMOND STRAIGHT CUT No. I CIGARETTES are made from the brightest, mosi delicately flavored and highesl cosi ' I,I LEAF grown in Virginia. This is the Old and ( Irig inal Brand of Straight Cut Cigarettes, and was brought oui by us in the year 1875. Beware 01 Imitations, and observe thai the firm name as below is (in every packagi . The ALLEN k G1NTER Branch of the American Tobacco Co, Manufacturers. RICHMOND, VA. HINTS TO TRAVELERS. That route is the best which offers the greatest degree of security. The ex- perienced traveler looks out for comfort also. He knows, as a general thing, whereto find it. He who goes occasion- ally needs to be told. THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD is safe because it employs every approved agency for the protection of its patrons. It is comfortable because its trains are equipped with the best cars that are built. It is the ideal railroad for tourists of every class, because it leads almost everywhere, and when its termini have been reached, other good lines will take them up and speed them on the way. Ticket offices in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, and other Eastern cities of lesser note, are provided with all the information the traveler requires. CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manage?-. J. R. WOOD, Gen I Pass. Agent B. Manville Co., MANUFACTURERS OF New Haven, Conn. The Jtiqhcst possible (Oracle of pleasure (famanes. i lonsisting of Six Seat Rock, ways, Landaus. Coai HES, Extension Broughams, Broughams, Victorias, Cabriolets IW EVERY CARRIAGE WARRANTED. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. LATEST STYLES. FINEST FINISH. m- P APER Beacon Ibill 5Lincn, For Fine Trade is the Best Paper Made. (Eommonwealtb linen, K Z t d XDL f. ' ffircasuineSonttSSF Carter ' s XT poWntino papers, Bestand M c a h rI apest in the ket. PApTTD T5V TTTU PnTTNT ) We guarantee our prices lowest in America. Sample sheets of paper and envelopes from i 11 — IXJ i 10 Cents a pound and upwards, with prices and number oi sheets to a pound, sent on re eipl ..I [5 cuts. These papers arc the correct sizes and finish for fashionable correspondence. Cpr rTAT nr pr p ] On orders of $10.00 and over we will prepay freight charges to nearest railroad station. Club your orders with friends and take advantage of this. Agents and dealers should correspond with us. KliGFAVED HCt CAPD 1 1, Vor t -7S we send a copper plate, finely engraved, with 50 cards. Estimates furnished foi J-li.Uli.Ali. i. i— U liUillUU U.ii.i.A.Ului Wedding and Class-day Invitations, Street Dies, Crests and Stamping. Samples fr n appli- cation. All the work is done on our premises. We employ only the best workmen and use the finest cards. We guarantee satisfaction. ■■■H. H. CARTER CO., ■■■3 BEACON STREET, BOSTON. in. Ifnber to Hbvcrtteevs. ARTISTS- MATERIALS. D. Cur us. Roessler, Washburn, BARBERS. Griffin, Fri ' in. nil, BICYCLES. Bennett Co., BILLIARDS. Miller, BO ITS. A M IN, BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS, ETC.. ' i vrke Bros., Ratner, JUDD, PAGE HOOTS • SNOTS. PAGE xxi. Crawford, - VI. xvii. Stroehi.e, XXI. x x i i . Roberts, XXX. I Iamb her, XXXV. Fenn, XXVI. xxw ' i. MlLLSPAUGH, xlv. xlv. CAMERAS Blair Camera Co., xlvii. Bui kicks, XXXVII. CA RRL IGE M tNl T ICY Rh RS. Henry Hooker Co.. ii. Bo roN Buck Bi iard Co . in. li. M AN VII. I. E CO , lii. CLOTHING. xl. Pratt XVI. Besse, Besse Co., XXIV. Plymouth Rock Co., xlvi. XVII. Brooks Broj., xxix. XXXV. K ILDENBERG Co., - X X X . C E. LONGLEY cV CO . XXXVll p ACH BROS --•«♦► College Class Photographers, - • •■935 Broadway, New York. liii. Cavanagh, Sandford Co. , M ERC H A N T ' TaIL O R S, and Importers. 16 WEST 23d STREET, NEW YORK. OPPOSITE FIFTH AVE. HOTEL. All the Latest London Fabrics Regularly Imported. flnoej to Hbvertisers continued. PAGE COAL. PAGE DRUGS AXD MEDICINES, Continued. Al.I.ING. . xxxvi. Washburn, xxii. COX FE C TIOXKK } ' ■= FR 1 7 T. Clarke Bros., xvii. Gessner, Klock Mix, xxxiii. xxxvi. Snow, . xxxiii. FLORISTS. Esposito, . xx vi. Champion Co., xix. HlLLMAN, HlTYLER, . xxxii. xlviii. FURNISHING GOODS. Earl Wilson, iii. Rentz, - XXXV. Goodyear Rubber Store, XX. CONTRACTORS - BUILDERS. Brine, xxxvi. Kinney, . Inset. DeBussey Manwaring Co., xxxii. LONGSTAFE Hl ' Kli. . lvii. Neely Co., Back Cover. CROCKERY. Hall Guernsey, xvi. LOEB, - Bennett Co., xxxii. - xl. Corbett, - . XXX. FURNITURE. ETC. Dl oRATOR. KOSTER, . xxxiii. H. B. Perry, - 1 1. B. Arms i ri ing Co., New Haven Window Shade Co., XI. xxxii. xxxii. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. N. J. Abt, - xxiv. Imperial ( Iranum, Front Cover. Sim. in, - XXV. Osborn Hall, xviii-xxviii-xxxviii-xliv. Neely Co., Back Cover. Shurman, . XXX. Peck Parker, xxvii. Higby, - XXX. Chamberlain, xxiii. liv. HACKS AND LIVERY. Massasoit Stables, Hyperion Si mi i - Bradley, Sawyer, Candi i . Cruttenden, I E, V u i Sr v. i s, Thompson, Kirk Unmack, IRDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC. Jno. E. Bassb [i , i HENDRYX, Parker Bros., ii u i ( ' .i ernsex . ll iwland Potter, Deane Sti m Pump  i p., Barney Berry, II A TS. Watterson Brooks l o., Unbej to Hovertteers— continued. page HOTELS. XI. xvii. xxxiii. xxxii. xxx. xvii. xxxiii. xlv. xxxvii. xxxvi. iv. viii. xii. xvi. xxxvi. xlix. xlix. XVI. xxxix. Haynes, Mass asp hi ' , Grand Ink in, Winthrop, COOLEY, Fifth Ave., N. II. House, Mi IZART, INSURANCE. Aii Like, Phcenix Ml HAL. ' onn. i ■!■nera] 1,11 e, Hartford Si i km Boiler, JEWELERS, Benedict, Geo. H. Fiirii Co . Kirby, Duran I, Fry, XI. xvii. xxxii. XXXV. xlviii. xl. xxx. Vll. xiv. XIV. XV. XXI. lviii xxxix. xxxvii. xlviii. c a h, QJOrown, HALF TONES awd THOTO- ENGTiAVING WOl K. • • • Send for Specimens. • • • 8o FIFTH VEU UE. 3i_EW YOT{K. Es i ablished 1869. MOLLESON BROS. COMPANY dealers in PAPER, P 1 1 Box 427. Telephone, S41 Cob 1 1 vndt. 18 Beekman St., W YORK CITY. Paper of Every Description Made to Order. The Paper in this Book was furnished by us. flnber to Htoertisers continued. LAMPS. Rochester Lamp Co., Hall Guernsey, Howi ND Potter, CORBETT, Merriman, LAUNDRIES. Niagara, Forsyth, ML SICAL MERCHANDISE. Treat Shepard - I (LIVER DlTSON Co., . Stewart, Shoninger Co., OPTICIANS. Schmidt lY. Berlin, Roessler, Washburn, - PAPER. Ciia i field Paper Co., II. II. Carter Co., M vrcus Ward Co., - PHOTOGRAPHS. Pach, Stoddard, PRINTING IND ENGRAVING Stafford Print, I.i i (Inks.), I l M AN, Meriden Gravure Co., Franklin Hank Note ( o., Chasmar Co., HUNN, II. C Brown, RAILROADS. Pennsylvanj . RESTAURANTS. JlMMIE, Tremont, Pri IX iSKY, I I I MING, Weil, I M III l Ke.nwk K Hi II M . i ' i ;e vi. xvi. xxxvi. XXX. xl. XXXI. xxxiv. l. xix. xliii. XXXV. xlix. xvii. x x i i . XXXV. Hi. Inset. liii. xlviii. 1. XXVI. xlii. X X X i X . Inset, xxxiv. lv. XI. x.xi. XX. xxxvi. X X X i i i . xxiii. XXV. Heublein, F urbanks, Wall, moriarty ( i ak1.ev), STEAM CLEANING. Forsythe, Rounds, Empire, TAILORS. J. Edw KH Si imers, - West Co , T. Kleiner Son, Mayer, Corbin, Henry Kraft, - Franklin, J. J. Kraft, Machol. Kaiser, Cananagh, Sandford Co., TABLE SUPPLIES. L. C. Pb m- Son, Louis L. Gilbert, - Hurlbert Bros., Gilbert Thompson, Hart Co., Ferry, Reed, TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC. Surbrug, Ali en Ginter, Mai i oo Walworth. Stoddard, Jones, KAI.DENBERG ( ii.. i M.i- xlv. Ivi. XXX. xli. XXXV]. XXXV. 1. iv. LX. XXV. xxiii. xxvi. xxxiv. xxxix. xxxv. xl. xlv. liv. XXI. xxvi. xxvii. xxiii. xxxii. xli. 1. XX. X X X . xl. xlviii. TALLY HO! THLLY HO! J I COLLEGE BOYS ' ATTENTION When you come to Springfield to attend the great YALE HARVARD Foot Ball Games, DON ' T GO AWAY HUNGRY! But take your meals at the popular restaurant, THE TANGIER where all arrangements will be made to feed all who come. PROMPT ATTENTION! BEST OF FOOD! tt tj REMEMBER THE PLACE . THE TANGIER, 0. U 254 MAIN STREET, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. 5 Door-- below Massasoit House, A. T. FAIRBANKS, Prop. . . TLonostaff • • purb . . = Contractors = JBri geport, = = === Connecticut BUILDERS OF- THEK- Iball ♦ of • Iftecbanical ♦ Engineering SbcfBelO Scientific School, IJalc TflnfversttB By Direction of Messrs. J. C. Cady Co., Architects for the President and Fellows of Yale University. Cfourcbes an public BuilMnos a Specialty lvii : ' tllll:IMIllB! ■? Erf past Experience has probably taught her that it isn ' t altogether prudent to rest the whole of her hard-won athletic reputation on one or even two pair of shoul- ders- -no matter how tried. There ' s safety in numbers, the wide world over- -cinder-paths not excepted. There lies this store ' s strength. No depending on just this or that to bring you to see us. Want you to find as many of your needs filled here as possible. The list gets added to every now and again. Furniture the last new comer. W m NeelY a ° Contractors with Yale Co-op. Society. Chapel Temple and Center Sts. ' : h ' .
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