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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

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©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

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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