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ii

Faculty and Instructors

REV. TIMOTHY DWIGHT, D.D., LL.D., President,

(7 Tr.) 126 College St.

Munson Professor of Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.

REV. GEORGE E. DAY, D.D.,

125 College St.

Holmes Professor of the Hebrew Language and Literature, Emeritus.

REV. SAMUEL HARRIS, D.D., LL.D.,

(I. E. D.) 144 College St.

Dwight Professor of Systematic Theology, Emeritus, and Lecturer on Theism.

REV. JAMES M. HOPPIN, D.D.,

(12 Art School) 47 Hillhouse Ave.

Professor of the History of Art.

269 Humphrey St.

HON. EDWARD J. PHELPS, LL.D.,

Kent Professor of Law.

48 College St.

MOSES C. WHITE, M.D.,

Professor of Pathology.

(11 Law School) 175 Whitney Ave.

HON. FRANCIS WAYLAND, LL.D.,

Dean of the Law School.

(9 E. D.) 27 Hillhouse Ave.

REV. GEORGE P. FISHER, D.D., LL.D.,

Titus Street Professor of Ecclesiastical History, and Dean of the Divinity School.

Norfolk.

GUSTAVE J. STOECKEL, MUS. D.,

Battell Professor of Music, Emeritus.

15 Elm St.

CHARLES A. LINDSLEY, M.D.,

Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine.

238 Prospect St.

HUBERT A. NEWTON, LL.D.,

Professor of Mathematics.

(3 S. H.) 14 Trumbull St.

GEORGE J. BRUSH, LL.D.,

Professor of Mineralogy, and Director of the Sheffield Scientific School.

54 Trumbull St.

SAMUEL W. JOHNSON, M.A.,

Professor of Theoretical and Agricultural Chemistry.

(4 S. H.) 418 Orange St.

WILLIAM H. BREWER, PH.D.,

Norton Professor of Agriculture.

Washington, D. C.

HON. WILLIAM C. ROBINSON, LL.D.,

Professor of Elementary and Criminal Law and the Law of Real Property.

6

FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS.

WILLIAM G. SUMNER, LL. D., Pelatiah Perit Professor of Political and Social Science. (120 N.) 140 Edwards St.
REV. GEORGE T. LADD, D.D., LL.D., Clark Professor of Moral Philosophy and Metaphysics. (275 L.) 204 Prospect St.
CHARLES H. SMITH, LL.D., Larned Professor of American History. (243 L.) 284 Orange St.
JULES LUQUIENS, PH.D., Professor of Modern Languages. (133 F.) 201 Bishop St.
SIDNEY I. SMITH, M.A., Professor of Comparative Anatomy. (78 B. L.) 147 Whalley Ave.
WILLIAM G. MIXTER, M.A., Professor of Chemistry. (160 S. L.) 144 Edwards St.
HENRY P. WRIGHT, PH.D., LL.D., Dunham Professor of the Latin Language and Literature, and Dean of the College Faculty. (135 Elm St.) 128 York St.
HENRY S. WILLIAMS, PH.D., Silliman Professor of Geology. (109 Elm St.) 282 Prospect St.
HENRY A. BEERS, M.A., Professor of English Literature. (171 F.) 25 Vernon St.
A. JAY DUBOIS, PH.D., Professor of Civil Engineering. (129 Winch.) 258 Bradley St.
BERNADOTTE PERRIN, PH.D., LL.D., Professor of the Greek Language and Literature. (136 F.) 40 Mansfield St.
EDWARD S. DANA, PH.D., Professor of Physics, and Curator of the Mineralogical Collection. (4 P.) 119 Grove St.
THOMAS D. SEYMOUR, LL.D., Hillhouse Professor of the Greek Language and Literature. (121 N.) 34 Hillhouse Ave.
CHARLES S. HASTINGS, PH.D., Professor of Physics. (120 Winch.) 248 Bradley St.
MORRIS F. TYLER, M.A., LL.B., Professor of the Semitic Languages. (139 Orange St.) 33 College St.
HON. WILLIAM K. TOWNSEND, D.C.L., Professor of General Jurisprudence. 148 Grove St.
Edward J. Phelps Professor of Contracts and Admiralty Jurisprudence. Hartford.
JAMES CAMPBELL, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children. 250 Church St.
THEODORE S. WOOLSEY, LL.B., M.A., Professor of International Law. 137 Elm St.
THOMAS H. RUSSELL, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery and Surgical Anatomy. (Kent Laboratory.) 388 Whitney Ave.
FRANK A. GOOCH, PH.D., Professor of Chemistry.

8

FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS.

ALBERT S. COOK, PH.D., L.H.D.,

WILLIAM BEEBE, B.A.,

ANDREW W. PHILLIPS, PH.D.,

GEORGE B. ADAMS, PH.D.,

SAMUEL S. SANFORD, M.A.,

HENRY W. FARNAM, M.A., R.P.D.,

EDWARD P. MORRIS, M.A.,

REV. EDWARD L. CURTIS, PH.D., D.D.,

HENRY R. LANG, PH.D.,

RUSSELL H. CHITTENDEN, PH.D.,

ARTHUR T. HADLEY, M.A.,

REV. GEORGE B. STEVENS, PH.D., D.D.,

SAMUEL L. PENFIED, PH.B.,

HORACE L. WELLS, PH.B.,

THOMAS D. GOODELL, PH.D.,

WILLIAM L. ELKIN, PH.D.,

REV. WILLIAM F. BLACKMAN, PH.D.,

CHARLES E. BEECHER, PH.D.,

EDWARD WASHBURN HOPKINS, PH.D.,

HERBERT E. SMITH, M.D.,

Professor of the English Language and Literature.

Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy.

Professor of Mathematics, and Dean of Courses of Graduate Instruction.

Professor of History.

Professor of Applied Music.

Professor of Political Economy.

Professor of the Latin Language and Literature.

Holmes Professor of the Hebrew Language and Literature.

Assistant Professor of the Romance Languages.

Professor of Physiological Chemistry.

Dwight Professor of Systematic Theology.

Buckingham Professor of New Testament Criticism and Interpretation.

Professor of Mineralogy.

Professor of Analytical Chemistry and Metallurgy.

Astronomer in the Observatory.

Professor of Christian Ethics.

Assistant Professor of Palaeontology.

Professor of Sanskrit and Comparative Philology.

Professor of Chemistry and Dean of the Medical School,

(135 Elm St.) 219 Bishop St.

262 Bardley St.

(90 High St.) 209 York St.

(244 L.) 384 Whitney Ave.

(10 WH.) Bridgeport.

43 Hillhouse Av.

112 College St.

(12 E. D.) 61 Trumbull St.

331 Temple St.

(63 B. L.) 83 Trumbull St.

93 Whitney Ave.

(12 E. D.) 68 Trumbull St.

(2 P.) 14 S. H.

151 S. L.

284 Orange St.

477 Prospect St.

(7 E. D.) 34 Trumbull St.

(9 P.) 313 Crown St.

251 Lawrence St.

(25 Medical School.) 430 George St.

9

FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS:

<table>
  <tbody>
    <tr>
      <td>A. GUYOT CAMERON, M.A., PH.D.,</td>
      <td>Assistant Professor of French.</td>
      <td>18 Trumbull St.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>REV. ARTHUR FAIRBANKS, PH.D.,</td>
      <td>Instructor in Comparative Religion.</td>
      <td>(10 E. D.) 1151 Chapel St.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>GEORGE E. BEERS, M.A., M.L.,</td>
      <td>Assistant Professor of Elementary Law and Contracts.</td>
      <td>(15 Law School.) 31 Lake Pl.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>WARREN A. ADAMS, B.A.,</td>
      <td>Instructor in German.</td>
      <td>213 D.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>CHARLTON M. LEWIS, B.A., LL.B.,</td>
      <td>Instructor in English.</td>
      <td>102 N.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>CARLETON L. BROWNSON, B.A.,</td>
      <td>Tutor in Greek.</td>
      <td>(351 WH.) 79 Edwards St.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>HARRY B. FERRIS, M.D.,</td>
      <td>Professor of Anatomy.</td>
      <td>317 Crown St.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>GRAHAM LUSK, PH.D.,</td>
      <td>Professor of Physiology.</td>
      <td>(28 Medical School.) 28 Elm St.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>WILLIAM LYON PHELPS, PH.D.,</td>
      <td>Instructor in English Literature.</td>
      <td>(70 S. M.) 44 Trumbull St.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>IRVING FISHER, PH.D.,</td>
      <td>Assistant Professor of Political Science.</td>
      <td>460 Prospect St.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>GUY V. THOMPSON, PH.D.,</td>
      <td>Tutor in Latin.</td>
      <td>351 WH.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>HANNS OERTEL, PH.D.,</td>
      <td>Instructor in German and Comparative Philology.</td>
      <td>31 York Sq.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>BENJ. AUSTIN CHENEY, M.D.,</td>
      <td>Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children.</td>
      <td>40 Elm St.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>CHARLES SEARS BALDWIN, PH.D.,</td>
      <td>Instructor in Rhetoric.</td>
      <td>57 Wall St.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>PERCY F. SMITH, PH.D.,</td>
      <td>Assistant Professor of Mathematics.</td>
      <td>A.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>HERBERT A. SMITH, B.A.,</td>
      <td>Instructor in English.</td>
      <td>4 Mansfield St.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>PHILIP E. BROWNING, PH.D.,</td>
      <td>Instructor in Chemistry.</td>
      <td>(Kent Laboratory.) 106 Howe St.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>JAMES P. PIERPONT, PH.D.,</td>
      <td>Instructor in Mathematics.</td>
      <td>390 Howard Ave.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>JOSEPH BOWDEN, JR., B.A.,</td>
      <td>Tutor in Mathematics.</td>
      <td>350 George St.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>CECIL K. BANCROFT, B.A.,</td>
      <td>Tutor in Latin.</td>
      <td>1161 Chapel St.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>JAMES W. D. INGERSOLL, PH.D.,</td>
      <td>Tutor in Greek.</td>
      <td>399 B.</td>
    </tr>
  </tbody>
</table>

11

FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS.

ARTHUR L. DAY, PH.D.,

ALFRED K. MERRITT, B.A.,

ARTHUR L. WHEELER, B.A.,

WENDELL M. STRONG, M.A.,

(Sloane Laboratory.) 25 High St.

Instructor in Physics.

(135 Elm St.) 1044 Chapel St.

Registrar of the College Faculty.

73 Lake Pl.

Tutor in Latin.

307 W.

Tutor in Mathematics.

HON. NATHANIEL SHIPMAN, LL.D.,

Lecturer on Jurisdiction of and Procedure in United States Courts.

MARK BAILEY, M.A.,

ALBERT S. WHEELER, M.A.,

J. DOVE WILSON, LL.D.,

J. SUMNER SMITH, B.A.,

HENRY P. STEARNS, M.D.,

HON. AUGUSTUS H. FENN, M.A.,

HON. DAVID TORRANCE, M.A.,

SAMUEL B. ST. JOHN, M.D.,

WILLIAM HENRY BISHOP, B.A.,

OHN P. C. FOSTER, M.D.,

TALCOTT H. RUSSELL, B.A., LL.B.,

WILLIAM L. BENNETT, B.A., LL.B.,

LOUIS VON ELTZ,

HON. JOHN H. PERRY, LL.B., M.A.,

THOMAS THACHER, LL.B., M.A.,

(150 F.) 442 Temple St.

Instructor in Elocution.

Tremont House.

Instructor in German.

Aberdeen, Scotland.

W. L. Storrs Lecturer on Municipal Law.

(Library.) 257 St. Ronan St.

Assistant in the Library.

Hartford.

Lecturer on Insanity.

Winsted.

Lecturer on Pleading.

Birmingham.

Instructor in Sales and Evidence.

Hartford.

Lecturer on Ophthalmology.

1151 Chapel St.

Instructor in French and Spanish.

109 College St.

Instructor in Anatomy.

(157 Church St.) 64 Grove St.

Instructor in Municipal Corporations and Insurance.

(179 Church St.) 357 Elm St.

Instructor in Contracts.

714 State St.

Instructor in French.

Instructor in Evidence and Commercial Law.

Southport.

Lecturer on Corporate Trusts.

New York City.

12

FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS.

JOHN C. TRACY, C.E.,
RALPH A. McDONNELL, M.D.,
ROGER S. BALDWIN, B.A., M.L.,
WILLIAM C. MARSHALL, M.E.,
ROBERT E. PECK, M.D.,
ALEXANDER W. EVANS, M.D.,
HENRY T. FOWLER, B.A.,
ROBERT C. MORRIS, D.C.L.,
HENRY L. WHEELER, PH.D.,
GEORGE P. STARKWEATHER, M.E.,
HENRY A. BUMSTEAD, B.A.,
CARL E. SEASHORE, PH.D.,
PERCY T. WALDEN, PH.B.,
WARREN A. SPALDING,
MILES A. POND, PH.B.,
FRANCIS M. ADAMS, PH.B.,
D. ALBERT KREIDER, PH.D.,
CLARENCE C. WILSON, B.A.,
THEOPHILUS NELSON, PH.B.,
BERTRAM B. BOLTWOOD, PH.B.,
OTIS G. BUNNELL, PH.B.,

Instructor in Civil Engineering and Drawing. (56 N. S. H.) 55 Dwight Pl.
312 Elm St.
Clinical Assistant in Dermatology. (69 Church St.) 44 Wall St.
Instructor of Quiz-clubs. 152 Grove St.
Assistant in Mechanical Engineering. 486 Elm St.
Assistant in the Medical Clinic. (71 B.) 12 High St.
Instructor in Botany and Bacteriology. 67 Mansfield St.
Assistant in Biblical Literature. New York City.
Instructor in French Law. 162 S. L.
Laboratory Assistant in Organic Chemistry. 344 Cedar St.
Instructor in Drawing and Applied Mechanics. (119 Winch.) 2 Hillhouse Ave.
Instructor in Physics. 149 St. John St.
Assistant in the Psychological Laboratory. 162 S. L.
Instructor in Chemistry. 9 High St.
Demonstrator of Pharmacy. 57 Grove St.
Assistant in Drawing. 146 Edwards St.
Assistant in Physics. (Kent Laboratory.) 505 Elm St.
Laboratory Assistant in Chemistry. 56 N. S. H.
Assistant in Mechanism. 57 Lake Pl.
Instructor in Mathematics. 162 S. L.
Laboratory Assistant in Analytical Chemistry. 96 York Sq.
Instructor in French.

15

Department of Law

Yale Law School

Graduate Students

<table><tr><td>William Roderick Adams, LL.B. (Yale University, 1894; M. L. 1895; Attorney at Law),</td><td>Bloomfield, Conn.,</td><td>62 W. D.</td></tr><tr><td>James Albert Allen, B.A. (Kentucky University, 1894; LL.B. 1894; M.L. 1895; Attorney at Law),</td><td>Chenard, Ky.,</td><td>20 Whalley Ave.</td></tr><tr><td>Albert Hampton Barclay, B.A. (Yale University, 1891; L.L.B., Yale University, 1895),</td><td>Pittsburgh, Pa.,</td><td>137 Wall St.</td></tr><tr><td>Samuel Joshua Bryant, B.A. (Oberlin University, 1873; L.L.B., Yale University, 1895; Attorney at Law),</td><td>West Haven, Conn.,</td><td>West Haven.</td></tr><tr><td>Martin Conlon, LL.B. (Yale University, 1895),</td><td>New Haven, Conn.,</td><td>116 Nicoll St.</td></tr><tr><td>Harry Goodyear Day, Ph.B. (Yale University, 1890; LL.B., Yale University, 1894; Attorney at Law),</td><td>Seymour, Conn.,</td><td>83 Elm St.</td></tr><tr><td>David Edward Fitzgerald, LL.B. (Yale University, 1895; Attorney at Law),</td><td>New Haven, Conn.,</td><td>307 Oak St.</td></tr><tr><td>William Frederick Foster, LL. B. (Yale University, 1894; M. L. 1895),</td><td>London, Eng.,</td><td>190 Mansfield St.</td></tr><tr><td>James Stevens Green, LL.B. (Yale University, 1895; Attorney at Law),</td><td>Taunton, Mass.,</td><td>125 Park St.</td></tr><tr><td>Edward Thomas Hamilton, LL.B. (University of Michigan; Attorney at Law),</td><td>Dallas, Texas,</td><td>1044 Chapel St.</td></tr><tr><td>Albert James Kenyon, LL.B. (Yale University, 1891),</td><td>Branford, Conn.,</td><td>787 Chapel St.</td></tr><tr><td>Edward Joseph Maher, LL.B. (Yale University, 1894; M. L. 1895; Attorney at Law),</td><td>New Haven, Conn.,</td><td>212 Orange St.</td></tr><tr><td>Samuel John Marsh, LL.B. (Yale University, 1895),</td><td>Waterbury, Conn.,</td><td></td></tr><tr><td>Tokichi Masao, LL.B. (University of West Virginia, Attorney at Law),</td><td>Ozu, Iyo, Japan,</td><td>68 Whalley Ave.</td></tr></table>

27

LAW SCHOOL.

Thomas Henry Cone,
Edward Taylor Buckingham, B.A. (Yale University,
1895),

Harry Michael Burke,

Harry Alonzo Buzzell,

Nehemiah Candee, B.A. (Yale University, 1893),

Oliver Case,

Ulysses Grant Church, B.A. (Yale University, 1895),

Edward Luke Clark, Jr.,

Joseph Henry Clark,

John Kyran Ignatius Cody,

Thomas Henry Cone,

Julius Deming Cowles,

Chester Linwood Dane,

Bradford Williams Danielson,

George Everett Darling, B.A. (Yale University, 1895),

Herbert Seymour Darlington,

Steven Brooks Davis, Jr., B.A. (Wesleyan Univ., 1895),

John Elliott, B.A. (Yale University, 1895),

Frederick Philip Farnsworth, Ph.B. (Yale University,
1894),

John Joseph Feely,

David Fendow,

Stephen Bull French, Jr.,

Jacob Lafayette Frey, Jr.,

Hugh McLaughlin Furguson,

Michael Gavin, 2d, B.A. (Yale University, 1895),

George Jay Gibson, Jr., B.A. (Yale University, 1895),

Pinkus Herman Goldbaum,

Lewis Guy Granger,

John George Grenspun,

Frank Oliver Gudgell, B.A. (University of Missouri,
1895),

Clarence Wells Halbert, B.A. (Yale University, 1895),

Hugh Tyler Halbert, B.A. (Yale University, 1895),

Philip Zachariah Hankey,

Marshall Felton Hatcher, B.L. (Mercer University),

James Jamieson Hickey,

Edwin Werter Higgins,

Charles Lyon Hill, B.A. (Yale University, 1895),

Allen Maxey Hiller, M.A. (Yale University, 1893),

Alfred Burdette Hughes, B.A. (Yale Univ., 1895),

Bridgeport, Conn.,

Bridgeport, Conn.,

S. Manchester, Conn.,

Cottage City, Mass.,

Easton, Conn.,

Collinsville, Conn.,

Chaplin, Conn.,

Orange, Conn.,

New Britain, Conn.,

Trenton, N. J.,

Bridgeport, Conn.

Farmington, Conn.,

Hamilton, Mass.,

Danielsonville, Conn.,

Port Jefferson, N. Y.,

Haverford, Pa.,

Middletown, Conn.,

New Haven, Conn.,

New Haven, Conn.,

Joliet, Ill.,

Bridgeport, Conn.

New York City,

Lancaster, Pa.

Bensonhurst, N. Y.,

Memphis, Tenn.,

Peoria, Ill.,

New Haven, Conn.,

Winsted, Conn.,

New Haven, Conn.,

Independence, Mo.,

St. Paul, Minn.,

St. Paul, Minn.,

Arlington, N. J.,

Macon, Ga.,

Danville, Va.,

Norwich, Conn.

Greenfield Hill, Conn.,

New Haven, Conn.,

New Haven, Conn.,

Bridgeport.

Bridgeport.

120 Dwight St.

506 Howard St.

73 Lake Pl.

Collinsville.

427 Temple St.

Orange.

1 College St.

1016 Chapel St.

Bridgeport.

62 W. D.

79 Lake Pl.

322 George St.

250 York St.

170 York St.

Middletown.

219 York St.

357 Orange St.

1 College St.

Bridgeport.

166 York St.

99 Howe St.

114 High St.

143 College St.

38 Elm St.

220 Cedar St.

107 Dixwell Av.

232 Washington St.

9 Library St.

West Divinity.

West Divinity.

145 Dwight St.

37 Wooster Pl.

316 Crown St.

339 Orange St.

90 Whalley Ave.

117 College St.

130 Forbes Av.

31

LAW SCHOOL.

Clarence Minturn Smith,
George Vrooman Smith, B.A. (Union College, 1894),
Thomas Hugh Smith,
Edgar Charles Snyder, B.A. (Wesleyan Univ, 1894),
John Avery Spaford,
Frank Leabert Speakman,
Anthony Spinello,
Benjamin Ives Spoch, B.A. (Yale University, 1895),
Richard Charles Stoll, B.A. (Ky. State Coll., 1895),
Henry Earl Taylor,
George Burton Thayer,
John Walcott Thompson, B.A. (Dartmouth College, 1895),
Robert John Thomson, B.D. (Yale University, 1894),
Harrison Grow Wagner, Ph.B. (Yale Univ., 1895),
Walter John Walsh,
Henry Waterman, Ph.B. (Cornell University, 1895),
Arthur Ashford Wilder,

Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Tioga, Pa.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Slatington, Pa.,
Lebanon, Conn.,
Wilmington, Del.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Lexington, Ky.,
Mexico, N. Y.,
Hartford, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,

Westport, N. Y.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Geneseo, Ill.,
Honolulu, H. I.,

263 Crown St.
37 Lake Pl.
809 State St.
22 Whalley Av.
419 Temple St.
51 Lake Pl.
85 St. John St.
39 Lynwood St.
287 York St.
1090 Chapel St.
Hartford.
361 George St.

40 Pearl St.
127 Clay St.
92 York Sq.
90 Park St.
JUNIOR CLASS, 109.

Special Students

Erroll Meredith Augur,
Frank Albert Bartlett,
Charles E. Bird,
Edward Charles Ellis,
Robert Younglove Evans,
William Clifton Foote,
Thomas Jay McCahill, Jr.,
William O'Keefe,
Edward David Rock,
Clifford Ives Stoddard,
René Petro Frederick von Minden,

New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Trenton, N. J.,
Schenectady, N. Y.,
Johnstown, N. Y.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Larchmont, N. Y.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Bridgeport, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.
Wallingford, Conn,

792 Chapel St.
312 Orange St.
64 Lake Pl.
163 York St.
163 York St.
113 Park St.
22 College St.
102 Orange St.
Bridgeport.
Wallingford.
SPECIAL STUDENTS, 11.

SUMMARY.

<table><tr><td>GRADUATES,</td><td>22</td></tr><tr><td>SENIORS,</td><td>77</td></tr><tr><td>JUNIORS,</td><td>109</td></tr><tr><td>SPECIAL STUDENTS,</td><td>11</td></tr><tr><td>TOTAL,</td><td>219</td></tr></table>

33

MEDICAL SCHOOL.

Forrest Shepherd, B.A.,
Yale University, 1892.
Egbert Livingston Smith,
Howard Franklin Smith, B.A.,
Yale University, 1894.
Hugh Currie Thompson,
Sanford Hosea Wadhams, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1894.

Hartford, Conn., 41 High St.
Milford, Conn., Milford.
Hartford, Conn., 62 Lake Place.
Buffalo, N. Y., 713 Chapel St.
Torrington, Conn., 228 Crown St.

SENIOR CLASS, 28.

Middle Class

James Leslie Allan,
George Halem Beckley,
Irving Deloss Blanchard,
Joseph Bradford Brocksieper,
George Hallin Buckley,
Ernest Dwight Chipman,
Timothy Francis Cohane,
Sanford John Ferris,
Richard Stayner Graves, B.A.,
Trinity College, 1894.
John Bagg Griggs,
John Edward Herrity,
Arthur Leslie Howard,
Clarence Leishman Kilbourn,
Percy Duncan Littlejohn,
Maximilian Lawrence Loeb,
Julius Sterling Loomis,
Albert Emory Loveland, B.A.,
Wesleyan University, 1893.
Frank John McGuire,
Edward Francis McIntosh,
Gilbert Totten McMaster,
Theodore Dominic Pallman,
William Fletcher Penn,
Francis Henry Reilly,
Earle Terry Smith,
Lucius Harrison Stewart,
George Howell Warner,
George Albert Weaver,
Harry Little Welch, B.A.,
Yale University, 1894.

Montreal, Canada, 378 Crown St.
Meriden, Conn., Bridgeport.
Bridgeport, Conn., 730 Chapel St.
Montowese, Conn.,
Meriden, Conn., 49 Pine St.
New Haven, Conn., 276 Wallace St.
New Haven, Conn., 192 Davenport Ave.
New Haven, Conn., 101 Grove St.
Hartford, Conn., 102 Ward St.
New Haven, Conn., 430 Orchard St.
St. Thomas, D. W. I., 20 Woolsey St.
New Haven, Conn., 64 Lake Pl.
New Haven, Conn., 200 Franklin St.
Springfield, Mass., 1161 Chapel St.
New Haven, Conn., East Grand Ave.
New Haven, Conn., 244 Ferry St.
New Haven, Conn., 53 Lake Pl.
New Haven, Conn., 6 High St.
New Haven, Conn., 494 Winthrop Ave.
Lynchburg, Va., 27 Garden St.
New Haven, Conn., 127 Putnam St.
Bridgeport, Conn., 381 George St.
Rutland, Vt., 157 York St.
Baiting Hollow, N. Y., 142 York St.
Manchester, N. H., 19 Sylvan Ave.
New Haven, Conn., 44 College St.

MEDICAL SCHOOL.

Lewis Hawley Wheeler,
Stanley Rogers Woodruff,

Westport, Conn.,
Derby, Conn.,

295 York St.
67 Whalley Ave.
MIDDLE CLASS, 30.

Junior Class

Lee Forest Armstrong,
Louis Clifford Baribault,
William Samuel Barnes, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1895.
Frederick Tremaine Billings,
Louis Mark Bishop, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1894.
Frank Patrick Broderick,
Clifford Brewster Brainard, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1894.
Philip DuBois Bunting,
William Timothy Cannon,
Russell Shephard Church,
Frank Thomas Clark,
William Frank Clark,
Albert Edward Cobb,
Jeremiah Joseph Cohane,
John Arthur Corcoran,
Benjamin Frank Corwin, B.A.,
Yale University, 1895.
Raymond Delmas, B.S.,
Talence College, France.
Daniel Joseph Dore,
Thomas Blackmore Dowden,
Arthur Hall Dundon,
James Joseph Dunleavy,
Richard Matthew English,
Bennett William Farnham,
Joseph John Guilshan,
Edgar Francis Hamlin,
Francis Patrick Heery,
Alfred Harold Hine,
William Joseph Hogan,
Russell Hulbert,
Frederick Walter Hulseberg,
Henry Edward Hungerford,
John Wagner Ives,

Bennington, Vt.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Washington, D. C.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Jamaica Plains, Mass.,
Bristol, Conn.,
Ellenville, N. Y.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Bristol, R. I.,
Tennyville, Conn.,
Mannington, W. Va.,
Norfolk, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Westville, Conn.,
Westfield, Mass.,
Plantsville, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Torrington, Conn.,
Middletown, Conn.,
London, Eng.,
Bristol, Conn.,
West Goshen, Conn.,

91 W. Divinity Hall.
528 Chapel St.
159 Spring St.
1204 Chapel St.
71 Whalley Ave.
146 Portsea St.
402 Crown St.
149 Dixwell Ave.
57 Liberty St.
41 Howe St.
63 Goffe St.
68 High St.
293 York St.
27 Haven St.
68 George St.
142 York St.
845 Grand Ave.
763 Grand Ave.
126 High St.
276 Elm St.
14 St. John St.
226 Greenwich Ave.
12 University Pl.
103 Park St.
205 Crown St.
80 Hamilton St.
121 York St.
314 George St.
139 Elm St.
378 George St.
194 Cedar St.
65 Dixwell Ave.

MEDICAL SCHOOL.

William Edwin Julius Kirk,
John Aloysius Lee, B.A.,
Yale University, 1895.
Ernest Kilborn Loveland, Ph.G.,
New York College Pharmacy.
Arshag Der Margosian, B.A.,
Euphrates College, 1894.
William Wright Markoe,
Herbert Sedgwick Martyn, B.A.,
Dartmouth College, 1893.
Terence Stephen McDermott,
Thomas Benton McIntire,
William Richard Munger,
Francis Irving Nettleton, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1894.
Frank Wesley Nolan,
Frank Athos O'Brien,
Maurice John O'Connell,
Timothy Grattan O'Connell,
Edward Ernest O'Donnell,
Robert Child Paine,
Frank Judson Parker, Ph.B.
Yale University, 1895.
James Locke Perkins,
Louis Beers Porter,
Wyeth Elliott Ray,
William George Reynolds, B.A.,
Yale University, 1895.
Charles Ambler Rider,
Hubert Washington Ross,
Henry Cothell Rowland,
Robert Cowen Sellew,
Milton Lee Sherwood,
Charles Lancelot Proctor Smith,
Edwin Clarence Spang,
Francis Harrison Todd, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1895.
Herman Augustus Tyler, Jr.,
John Gaitley Walsh,
Harry Goldsborough Watson, M.A.,
Western Maryland College, 1892.
Curtis Wade Welch,

New Canaan, Conn.,
New Britain, Conn.,
Morris, Conn.,
Harpoot, Turkey in Asia,
Orange, Mass.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New London, Conn.,
Shelton, Conn.,
Springfield, Mass.,
New York City,
New Haven, Conn.,
Bristol, Conn.,
Ansonia, Conn.,
East Woodstock, Conn.,
Branford, Conn.,
Concord, N. H.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Watertown, Conn.,
W. Redding, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Greenwich, Conn.,
Waterbury, Conn.,
Pocantico Hills, N. Y.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Hartford, Conn.,
Middletown, Conn.,
Centerville, Md.,
Los Angeles, Cal.

25 High St.
1010 Chapel St.
51 Lake Pl.
88 Crown St.
123 Park St.
270 Edgewood Ave.
216 Congress Ave.
7 Park St.
373 Crown St.
123 Park St.
65 Olive St.
71 Lake Pl.
101 Dwight St.
204 Franklin St.
Ansonia.
63 Goffe St.
1161 Chapel St.
32 South St.
183 Portsea St.
201 Portsea St.
391 George St.
419 Temple St.
80 Webster St.
1161 Chapel St.
65 York Sq.
107 York St.
78 Trumbull St.
53 Trumbull St.
62 Whalley Ave.
373 Crown St.
Middletown.
Yale Gym.
209 Orchard St.
JUNIOR CLASS, 65.

39

GRADUATE COURSE.

Julius Lincoln, B.A.,
Bethany College (Kan.), 1891.
Edwin Hoyt Lockwood, M.E.,
Yale University, 1892.
Laura E. Lockwood, B.A.,
University of Kansas, 1891.
Walter Ireneus Lowe, B.A.,
Yale University, 1890.
Frank Ranney Luckey, B.S.,
Cornell University, 1882; B.D., Yale University, 1888.
Boynton Wells McFarland, C.E.,
Yale University, 1891.
Fred Elmer Marble, B.A.,
University of Rochester (N. Y.), 1887.
Milton Mozart Marble, B.A.,
Howard University, 1889.
William Crosby Marshall, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1893.
Arthur Marvin, B.A.,
Yale University, 1891.
James Denman Meeker, B.A.,
University of California, 1891.
James Lee Mitchell, B.A.,
Howard University, 1884.
Walter Lewis Mitchell, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1895.
George Webber Mixter, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1895.
Edwin Morrison, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1888.
Henry Hotchkiss Murray, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1893.
Augustus Nelson, B.A.,
Yale University, 1890.
Theophilus Nelson, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1892.
Robert Hastings Nichols, B.A.,
Yale University, 1894.
Herbert Chester Nutting, B.A.,
Yale University, 1895.
George Kingsley Olmsted, Ph.B.,
Col. College, 1894.
Henry Douglas Parmelee, B.A.,
Yale University, 1895.
Silas Beach Patterson, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1894.

Lindsborg, Kan., 35 Whalley Ave.
New Canaan, Conn., 56 N. S. H.
Lawrence, Kan., 78 Dwight St.
New Haven, Conn., 238 Whalley Ave.
New Haven, Conn., 191 Bradley St.
New Haven, Conn., 420 Temple St.
Wallingford, Conn., 7 E. D.
New Haven, Conn., 244 Oak St.
Cromwell, Conn., 55 N. S. H.
New Haven, Conn., 40 Lake Pl.
San Francisco, Cal., 62 Lake Pl.
New Haven, Conn., 238 Grand St.
New Haven, Conn., Edgewood.
New Haven, Conn., 57 N. S. H.
Cincinnati, O., A.
Viola, Del., 54 Garden St.
Lake City, Minn., 149 St. John St.
New Haven, Conn., 57 Lake Pl.
Binghamton, N. Y., 59 W. D.
Mt. Vernon, N. Y., 90 High St.
Hartford, Conn., 343 George St.
New Haven, Conn., 140 College St.
Torrington, Conn., 55 Dwight Pl.

47

GRADUATE COURSE.

Horace Mann Snyder, B.A.,
Yale University, 1895.

Chester Stone Spencer, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1894.

Frederic Clarence Spencer, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1893.

George Pratt Starkweather, M.E.,
Yale University, 1894.

Thomas Calhoun Stearns, B.A.,
Yale University, 1886.

Alfred Hall Stevens, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1893.

Frank Strong, B.A.,
Yale University, 1884.

Wendell Melville Strong, B.A.,
Yale University, 1893; M.A., Cornell University, 1894.

George Stedman Sumner, B.A.,
Pomona College, 1894; Yale University, 1895.

Emerson Gifford Taylor, B.A.,
Yale University, 1895.

Robert Langley Taylor, B.A.,
Hamilton College, 1882.

Isaac Thomas, B.A.,
Yale University, 1881; M.A., 1884.

George Clarence Thompson, M.A.,
Wake Forest College, 1888.

John Quillin Tilson, B.A.,
Yale University, 1891; LL.B., 1893; M.L., 1894.

Amasa Trowbridge, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1891.

Elisha Grant Trowbridge, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1894.

Ralph DeForest Tucker, B.A.,
Yale University, 1895.

William Ransom Tuttle, B.A.,
Olivet College, 1894.

Willard Gibbs VanName, B.A.,
Yale University, 1894.

Percy Talbot Walden, Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1892.

Claude F. Walker, B.S.,
Boston University, 1894.

John Dorrance Warnock, B.A.,
Yale University, 1893.

Arthur Leslie Wheeler, B.A.,
Yale University, 1893.

Vineland, N. J., 1010 Chapel St.
Guilford, Conn.,
Old Saybrook, Conn., 48 N. S. H.
New Haven, Conn., 344 Cedar St.
New Haven, Conn., 12 University Place.
Clinton, Conn., A.
Auburn, N. Y., Tontine Hotel.
Montclair, N. J., 307 W.
Claremont, Cal., 61 W. D.
Hartford, Conn., A.
New Haven, Conn., 67 Mansfield St.
New Haven, Conn., 22 Trumbull St.
Durham, N. C., 138 St. John St.
Clear Branch, Tenn., 90 S. M.
New Haven, Conn., 685 Orange St.
New Haven, Conn., 685 Orange St.
Monson, Mass., 117 W. D.
Barton, Ohio, 43 Whalley Ave.
New Haven, Conn., 121 High St.
Brooklyn, N. Y., 162 S. L.
Amherst, Mass., 78 Lake Place.
Geneva, N. Y., 122 Howe St.
New Haven, Conn., 73 Lake Pl.

ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.

Fred Fox Bennett,
Alexander Garner Bentley,
John Milton Berdan,
Thomas Joseph Bergin,
John Kirkman Berry,
Frederick Howell Billard.
Arthur Walker Bingham,
Charles William Birely,
Henry Richardson Bond, Jr.,
Charles Henry Boyer,
Lewis Ladd Brastow,
John Elliot Breckenridge,
Daniel Bradley Biinsmade,
John Sherrard Brittain, Jr.,
William Hall Brokaw,
Alexander Brown, Jr.,
Herbert Stanley Brown,
William Fuller Brown,
George Sturges Buck,
George Lamb Buist, Jr.,
George Edward Bulkley,
John Ladd Burnham,
Bertram Joseph Cahn,
Herbert Bishop Carey,
Theodore Carleton,
John Arthur Carley,
Thomas Francis Carroll,
B.S., Lehigh University, 1894.
William Wallace Chace,
William Woods Chandler,
Harvey Wood Chapman,
Douglas Charnley,
Ward Cheney,
Edward Conner Chickering,
Arthur Smith Chittenden,
Thomas Benton Clark,
Walter Haven Clark,
Alexander Smith Cochran,
Charles Coit,
Christopher Bush Coleman,
Russell Colgate,
Charles Collins,

Hartford, Conn., 271 L.
Washington, D. C., 25 V.
Toledo, O., 23 V.
New Haven, Conn., 14 Daggett St.
Nashville, Tenn., 295 W.
Meriden, Conn., 56 V.
West Cornwall, Vt., 32 V.
Frederick, Md., 259 L.
New London, Conn., 290 W.
Elkton, Md., 403 B.
New Haven, Conn., 128 Wall St.
Palmer, Mass., 126 N.
Washington, Conn., 274 L.
St. Joseph, Mo., 50 V.
Newburgh, N. Y., 226 D.
Philadelphia, Pa., 19 V.
Detroit, Mich., 272 L.
Plattsburgh, N. Y., 410 B.
Buffalo, N. Y., 221 D.
Charleston, S. C., 105 N.
Hartford, Conn., 220 D.
Sprinfield, Mass., 181 Lyc.
Chicago, Ill., 254 L.
Norwich, Conn., 251 L.
Bradford, Mass., 192 C.
Leominister, Mass., 800 Chapel St.
Towanda, Pa., 87 Olive St.
Hudson, N. Y., 218 D.
New Haven, Conn., 253 L.
Bridgeport, Conn., 107 N.
Chicago, Ill., 52 V.
South Manchester, Conn., 265 L.
Exeter, N. H., 252 L.
Binghamton, N. Y., 160 F.
Allegheny, Pa., 4 V.
Hartford, Conn., 112 N.
New York City, 303 W.
Norwich, Conn., 251 L.
Springfield, Ill., 188 C.
Orange, N. J., 211 D.
New Haven, Conn., 86 S. M.

ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.

Edward Day Collins,
Wendell Phillips Colton,
Lewis Roberts Conklin,
William Patrick Conly,
Frederick Coonley,
William Henry Corbitt,
Harry Parsons Cross,
William Redmond Cross,
Alfred Loomis Curtiss,
Samuel Edward Damon,
Albert Sargent Davis,
Edward Lockwood Davis,
Clarence Shepard Day, Jr.,
Sherman Day,
Estey Fuller Dayton,
Lee Maltbie Dean,
Johnston deForest,
Edward Everett Denison, B. A.,
Baylor University, 1895.

Jules Gabriel Henri deSibour,

Clarence DeWitt,

Sherwood Owen Dickerman,

John Howard Douglass, Jr.,

Willard Newell Drown,

Edward Lewis Durfee,

John Frederick Eagle,

Jay Glover Eldridge,

Hollon Augustine Farr,

William Perez Field,

Charles Louis Fincke, Jr.,

Harry Johnson Fisher,

Carroll Hamilton Fitzhugh,

Michael Flaherty, Jr.,

Arthur Ellsworth Foote.

Fred Albert Forbes,

Walter Buhl Ford,

Clarence Vernon Fowler,

James Frank,

Clement Austin Fuller,

Frederick William Gaines,

John Marshall Gaines,

William Standish Gaylord,

Barton Landing Vt.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.,

Monroe, N. Y.,

Buffalo, N. Y.,

Port Richmond, N. Y.,

New York City,

Wakefield, R. I.,

New York City,

New York City,

Honolulu, H. I.,

Cincinnati, O.,

Cleveland, O.

New York City,

New York City,

Torrington, Conn.,

Bridgeport Conn.,

New York City,

Marion, Ill.,

Washington, D. C.,

Hartford, Conn.,

New Haven, Conn.,

St. Louis, Mo.,

San Francisco, Cal.,

Palmyra, N. Y.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.,

Penfield, N. Y.,

Athol, Mass.,

Geneva, N. Y.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.,

New York City,

Allegheny, Pa.,

Birmingham, Conn.,

New Haven, Conn.,

Chicago, Ill.,

Detroit, Mich.,

Newburgh, N. Y.,

Ogdensburg, N. Y.,

New Haven, Conn.,

Cleveland, O.,

Albuquerque, N. M.,

Norwich, Conn.,

190 C.

297 W.

124 N.

81 S. M.

106 N.

39 V.

219 D.

24 V.

28 V.

204 D.

311 W.

203 D.

39 V.

01 V.

91 S. M.

Bridgeport.

290 W.

131 F.

17 V.

62 V.

15 Lake Pl.

9 V.

13 V.

221 D.

329 W.

107 N.

106 N.

3 V.

227 D.

265 L.

20 V.

123 N.

212 D.

40 V.

6 V.

248 L.

248 L.

83 S. M.

203 D.

272 L.

201 D.

53

ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.

Warren Southard Jordan,
Albert Galloway Keller,
William Crissey Kellogg,
Robert Kelly, Jr.,
Tom Sidney Kingman
Troy Sylvanus Kinney,
Henry Spies Kip,
James Hoyt Knapp,
Edgar Conrad Lackland, Jr.,
Leonard Bronk Lampman,
Frederick Clare Lee,
Charles Bernard Lenahan,
Ralph Waldo Lobenstine,
John McClintock Longacre,
Horace Arthur Loomis,
Christopher Kiersted Loughran,
Harry Borden Lovell,
Perley Benjamin Lukens, B. A.,
National Normal University, 1894.
Robert Lusk,
Willian Grant McCann,
Robert Stewart McClenahan, B. A.,
Tarkio College, 1893.
Henry Edwin McDermott,
William Adams McFadden,
McKee Dunn McKee,
Cyrus Fay Mackey,
George Xavier McLanahan,
George Sutherland McLaren,
Neil Bernard Mallon,
Benjamin Minor Massey,
Frederick Whitney Mathews,
Harry Willard Mathews,
Frederic Huntington Mathison,
Charles Wesley Miller, B. A.,
Center College, Ky., 1895.
William Southworth Millei,
Joseph Oudinot Moré,
William Conger Morgan,
Charles Southerton Morris,
Samuel Isaac Motter,
Morris Havemeyer Mundy

Peekskill, N. Y.,
Milford, Conn.,
New Canaan, Conn.,
West Superior, Wis.,
Orange, N. J.,
Chicago, Ill.,
New York City,
South Norwalk, Conn.,
St. Louis, Mo.,
Newark, N. J.,
Port of Spain, Trinidad,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.,
New York City,
Philadelphia, Pa.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Kingston, N. Y.,
Plainfield, N. J.,
Lebanon, O.,

Nashville, Tenn.,
Philadelphia, Pa.,
Tarkio, Mo.,

New Haven, Conn.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Washington, D. C.,
Franklin, Pa.,
Washington, D. C.,
Thompsonville, Conn.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Springfield, Mo.,
Waldoboro, Me.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Irvine, Ky.,

Chicago, Ill.,
Easthampton, Mass.,
Albany, N. Y.,
New Haven, Conn.,
St. Joseph, Mo.,
Chicago, Ill.,

226 D.
269 L.
210 D.
209 D.
21 V.
232 D.
51 V.
215 D.
287 W.
220 D.
28 V.
58 V.
319 W.
175 F.
227 D.
289 W.
308 W.
137 F.
295 W.
103 Park St.
24 Home Pl.
268 Orchard St.
299 W.
29 V.
34 V.
1 V.
75 S. M.
329 W.
40 V.
103 N.
732 Orange St.
2 Audubon St.
2 Audubon St.
29 V.
113 N.
259 L.
408 Crown St.
302 W.
18 V.

ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.

Robert Edwin Whalen,
Morris Mortimer Whitaker,
Joseph Wallace Wickenden,
Norman Williams, Jr.,
Walter Fargo Wood,
William Sayre Woodhull,
Robert Jeremiah Woodruff,
Lewis Rogers Yeaman,
Ezra Hallock Young,

Albany, N. Y., 230 D.
Brooklyn, N. Y., 72 S. M.
Buffalo, N. Y., 251 Crown St.
Chicago, Ill., 57 V.
Orange, N. J., 27 V.
Orange, N. J., 163 F.
Orange, Conn., 318 W.
Louisville, Ky., 6 V.
Orient, N. Y., 263 L.

SENIORS, 279.

Junior Class

Charles Stanton Adee,
Joseph William Alport,
Herbert Bassett Augur,
Wylie McLean Ayres,
Samuel Denison Babcock, Jr.,
Philip Horton Bailey,
William Dwight Baldwin,
William Edward Balmer,
Ralph Andrews Barker,
Everett Larkin Barnard,
Clinton DeVer Barnes,
Theodore Moore Barnes, Jr.,
Thomas George Barnes,
Lyman Metcalfe Bass,
William DeVerne Beach,
Arthur Wellington Bell,
Arthur Harry Bissell,
Shelton Bissell,
Francis Boardman,
Francke Huntington Bosworth, Jr.,
McKinley Boyle,
Edward Sumner Brackett,
Arthur Judson Brewster,
Robert Stanton Brewster,
Harcourt Brigham,
George Clymer Brooke,
Frank Brookfield,
Arthur Hallock Brown,
Thatcher Magoun Brown,

Bartow-on-the-Sound, N. Y., 54 V.
Buffalo, N. Y., 404 B.
Hartford, Conn., 395 B.
Cincinnati, O., 179 Lyc.
New York City, 349 Wh.
Windsor Locks, Conn., 333 Wh.
Haiku, Maui, H. I., 266 L.
Whitinsville, Mass., 94 S. M.
Calais, Me., 357 Wh.
New York City, 148 F.
Canaan, Conn., 357 Wh.
New York City, 354 Wh.
Sing Sing, N. Y., 139 F.
Denver, Col., 316 W.
Bridgeport, Conn., 9 Library St.
Allegheny City, Pa., 286 W.
Montclair, N. J., 77 S. M.
Montclair, N. J., 77 S. M.
Nutley, N. J., 238 D.
New York City, 67 V.
Louisville, Ky., 36 V.
Hartford, Conn., 154 F.
Syracuse, N. Y., 34 Hillhouse Ave.
New York City, 8 V.
Savannah, Ga., 417 B.
Birdsboro, Pa., 8 V.
New York City, 354 Wh.
New Haven, Conn., 150 Shelton Ave.
New York City, 325 W.

58

ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.

Abraham Royer Brubacher,
Frederic Merwin Burgess,
Robert Wallace Burnet, Jr.,
George Albert Cain,
William James Calyer,
Henry Godwin Campbell, Jr.,
Harry Wardell Carey,
Robert Willets Carle,
Charles Chadwick,
Charles Meigs Charnley, Jr.,
Richard Schieffelin Chisolm,
Willard Church,
William Churchill,
Alexander Bierce Clark,
Charles Upson Clark,
William Francis Clark,
Thomas Ludlow Clarke,
Frank Macmillan Cobb,
Henry Sloane Coffin,
William Henry Comley, Jr.,
Edward Hulett Comstock,
Theodore Mathew Connor,
James Coggswell Converse,
Charles Montague Cooke, Jr.,
William Gardner Cooke,
Asahel Walker Cooper,
William Thorne Cowdrey,
Franklin Muzzy Crosby,
Frederick Baldwin Curtis,
Melville Goss Curtis,
William Darrach,
DeWitt Davis, Jr.,
Joseph Lewis Davis,
Wirt Davis,
George Parmly Day,
Charles Brandebury DeCamp,
Henry Lockwood deForest,
Frank Courtenay Dodd,
Charles Hamilton Doud, Jr.,
Michael Thomas Downes,
George Silas Drake, Jr.,
Arthur Joy Draper,

Shaefferstown, Pa.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Midland Park, N. J.,
Cronomer Valley, N. Y.,
Paterson, N. J.,
Stamford, Conn.,
New York City,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Chicago, Ill.,
New York City,
New York City,
New Britain, Conn.,
Canton, O.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Meriden, Conn.,
New Orleans, La.,
Cleveland, O.,
New York City,
Bridgeport, Conn.,
Rome, N. Y.,
Florence, Mass.,
New York City,
Honolulu, H. I.,
Oakland, Cal.,
New Orleans, La.,
New Rochelle, N. Y.,
Minneapolis, Minn.,
New Milford, Conn.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Germantown, Pa.,
Milwaukee, Wis.,
Helena, Mon.,
Dallas, Tex.,
New York City,
Cincinnati, O.,
New York City,
New York City
Scranton, Pa.,
Wallingford, Conn.,
St. Louis, Mo.,
Washington, D. C.,

100 N.
237 D.
225 D.
97 N.
92 S. M.
367 Wh.
239 D.
67 V.
70 W. D.
22 College St.
293 W.
389 B.
205 D.
43 V.
148 F.
100 N.
325 W.
233 D.
65 V.
279 L.
238 D.
819 Chapel St.
348 Wh.
55 W. D.
266 L.
228 D.
346 Wh.
306 W.
192 York St.
179 Lyc.
355 Wh.
327 W.
401 B.
286 W.
36 V.
202 D.
240 D.
277 L.
234 D.
Wallingford.
1044 Chapel St.
335 Wh.

ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.

Harry Leslie Morris Hoffman,
Theodore Charles Hoffman,
Harold Goodwin Holcombe,
Gerry Rounds Holden,
Robert Willard Holden,
John Fell Howe,
Murray Shipley Howland,
Benjamin Hubbell, Jr.
William Stone Hubbell, Jr.,
Gerald Hughes,
Edward Hicks Hume,
Chester Jay Hunt,
Louis Charles Ilfeld,
William Julius Edward Jente,
Sherman Foster Johnson,
Albert Francis Judd, Jr.,
James Robert Judd,
Burt Bronson Kauffman,
Harold Meredith Kauffman,
Harry Mayham Keator,
Wendell Prime Keeler,
Edwin Ruthven Kelsey, Jr.,
Albert Emmett Kent, 2d,
Albert Boardman Kerr,
Frank Ray Kimbley,
Samuel King,
Cornelius Porter Kitchel,
Henry Timothy Kneeland, Jr.,
Herman Davis Kountze,
Luther Latham Kountze,
Henry George Lapham,
Walter Jerome Lapham,
Frederick Palmer Latimer,
Arthur William Lawrence,
Henry Ledyard,
Irving Prentice Leete,
Frederick Reimold Lehlbach,
Dwight Milton Lewis,
James Hoyt Lewis,
Goodloe Lindsley,
James Israel Lineaweaver,
Percival Clement Liscomb,

Cressona, Pa.,
Rockville, Conn.,
Hartford Conn.,
Portland, Me.,
Newark, N. J.,
Philadelphia, Pa.,
Wilmington, Del.,
Derby, Conn.,
Buffalo, N. Y.,
Denver, Col.,
Bombay, India,
Jersey City, N. J.,
Las Vegas, N. M.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Meriden, Conn.,
Honolulu, H. I.,
Honolulu, H. I.,
St. Louis, Mo.,
St. Louis, Mo.,
Roxbury, N. Y.,
Washingtonville, N. Y.,
Short Beach, Conn.,
New York City,
Washington, D. C.,
Owensboro, Ky.,
West Salamanca, N. Y.,
East Liverpool, O.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Omaha, Neb.,
Omaha, Neb.,
New York City,
Glens Falls, N. Y.,
Montville, Conn.,
New York City,
Detroit, Mich.,
Leete's Island, Conn.,
Newark, N. J.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Hudson, N. Y.,
Nashville, Tenn.,
Philadelphia, Pa.,
Albany, N. Y.,

156 F.
161 F.
333 Wh.
242 L.
375 Wh.
53 V.
382 Wh.
156 F.
1044 Chapel St.
66 V.
381 Wh.
267 Orange St.
392 B.
97 Bristol St.
79 Wall St.
377 Wh.
377 Wh.
370 Wh.
412 B.
336 Wh.
Dwight Hall.
379 Wh.
279 L.
347 Wh.
372 Wh.
411 B.
372 Wh.
324 W.
305 W.
305 W.
348 Wh.
242 L.
371 Wh.
45 V.
345 Wh.
84 S. M.
369 Wh.
119 N.
134 F.
2 V.
180 Lyc.
230 D.

ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.

William Gilman Low, Jr.,
Frederick Bliss Luquiens,
Francis Martin Lynch,
Thomas Perkins MacBride,
George Bliss McCallum,
Chester McVey McCance,
Frank McCoy, Jr.,
Theodore Dwight McDonald,
George Stewart McFarlan,
LeRoy McKim,
John Robert McNeille,
Roy McWilliams,
Knox Maddox,
Walter Dunham Makepeace,
Arthur Robertson Manice,
Huntington Mason,
Nathaniel Robert Mason,
David Irving Mead,
Larkin Goldsmith Mead,
Newton Alexander Merritt, Jr.,
John Vincent Miller,
Robert Hume Miller,
Theodore Westwood Miller,
Robert Doremus Mills,
Theodore Monell,
James Otis Moore,
William Edgar Fleming Moore,
Charles Frederick Mosle,
Robert Lewis Munger,
Fred Towsley Murphy,
John Killam Murphy,
Charles Frederick Neergaard,
Burmans Newcombe,
Edward Payson Newton,
Harry Edgar Nolan,
Jesse Watson Olney,
William Henry Owen, Jr.,
Harry Williams Paddock,
Hervey Coke Parke, Jr.,
Julius Leonard Parke,
George Lawrence Parker,
Stewart Patterson,

Brooklyn, N. Y., 53 V.
New Haven, Conn., 147 F.
Olyphant, Pa., 157 F.
Grand Rapids, Mich., 55 V.
Northampton, Mass., 402 B.
Pittsburgh, Pa., 64 High St.
New York City, 58 V.
New York City, 387 B.
Amsterdam, N. Y., 405 B.
New York City, 324 W.
Pine Bluff, N. C., 41 V.
Chicago, Ill., 41 V.
San Francisco, Cal., 344 Wh.
Springfield, Mass., 382 Wh.
New York City, 331 Wh.
Chicago, Ill., 22 College St.
North Conway, N. H., 217 D.
Brooklyn, N. Y., 326 W.
New York City, 240 D.
Newark, N. J., 375 Wh.
Akron, O., 342 Wh.
New Haven, Conn., 133 Wall St.
Akron, O., 342 Wh.
East Orange, N. J., 66 V.
New York City, 147 F.
Geneseo, N. Y., 373 Wh.
New York City, 63 V.
New York City, 59 V.
Ansonia, Conn., 338 Wh.
Junction City, Kan., 85 Sachem St.
New Haven Conn., 326 W.
Brooklyn, N. Y., 373 Wh.
New York City, 240 D.
Norwich, N. Y., 120 High St.
Chicago, Ill., 250 Crown St.
Catskill, N. Y., 292 W.
New York City, 371 Wh.
Springfield, Ill., 368 Wh.
Detroit, Mich., 217 D.
Cincinnati, O., 172 F.
Louisville, Ky., 334 Wh.
Chicago, Ill.,

ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.

Sophomore Class

George Haven Abbott,
Thomas Allen, 3d,
Frederick Theodore Anderson,
Carl Emanuel Andreen,
William Whiting Andrews, Jr.,
Robert Wodrow Archbald, Jr.,
Herman Nathaniel Baker,
Abraham Rosecrans Baldwin,
Arthur Douglas Baldwin,
Carleton Henry Barclay,
William Lockwood Barnett,
Ashbel Hinman Barney,
Arthur Henry Bartlett,
Samuel Eliot Bassett,
Abraham Burtis Baylis, Jr.,
Clifford Edward Bear,
Richard Leonard Beckwith,
Norman Buckingham Beecher,
Elmer Ellsworth Beeck,
Enoch Frye Bell,
William Park Benjamin,
Burnham Carter Benner,
Martin Toscan Bennett,
Morris Uri Bernheim,
Edgar Hayes Betts,
Wyllys Rosseter Betts,
Luther Guy Billings,
Hiram Bingham, Jr.,
Isaac Bliss,
Eugene Blumenthal,
Franklin Hendrickson Booth,
Howard Seymour Borden,
Frank Joseph Born,
William Lodge Brett,
George Alexander Bridge,
Zenas Marston Briggs,
Howard Futhey Brinton,
John Merritt Bromley,
James Coffinberry Brooks,
Philip Ranney Brooks,

Brookline, N. H.,
St. Louis, Mo.,
Taftville, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Cleveland, O.,
Scranton, Pa.,
Sunapee, N. H.,
Chicago, Ill.,
Maui, H. I.,
Homer City, Pa.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New York City,
Plainville, Conn.,
Wilton, Conn.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Lyons, N. Y.,
Hartford, Conn.,
Hillsboro, O.,
New York City,
North Leominster, Mass.,
New London, Conn.,
Wellesley, Mass.
Hartford, Conn.,
Louisville, Ky.,
Lansingburgh, N. Y.,
New York City,
Washington, D. C.,
Honolulu, H. I.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New York City,
Newtown, N. Y.,
New York City,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,
Matteawan, N. Y.,
Hazardville, Conn.,
New Bedford, Mass.,
Westchester, Pa.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Cleveland, O.,
Minneapolis, Minn.,

162 F.
47 V.
169 West St.
35 Whalley Ave.
1076 Chapel St.
155 Elm St.
146 F.
339 Wh,
1076 Chapel St.
159 F.
27 College St.
206 D.
1044 Chapel St.
159 F.
1076 Chapel St.
365 Wh.
114 High St.
407 B.
56 W. D.
158 F.
1076 Chapel St.
95 S. M.
313 W.
1076 Chapel St.
1076 Chapel St.
49 V.
238 York St.
125 N.
85 S. M.
251 Crown St.
1010 Chapel St.
11 V.
360 George St.
276 Elm St.
97 Olive St.
128 N.
115 W. D.
101 St. John St.
1076 Chapel St.
250 York St.

ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.

John Dunbar Rusher,
Edward Sawyer,
Herbert Adolph Scheftel,
George Gebner Schreiber,
Jewett Hamilton Scranton,
Worthington Scranton,
William Edward Selin,
Frank Hiram Shall,
Francis McHenry Shaw,
Frank William Sheehan,
Ralph Henry Shone,
William Jacob Shroder,
Henry Sillcocks,
Frank Hunter Simmons,
Archibald Delap Smith,
Edward Burnham Smith,
Henry King Smith,
James Robinson Smith,
Thomas Max Smith,
Samuel Newton Spring,
George Pritchard Stimpson,
Frank Raymond Stocker,
Norman Arthur Street,
Edward Clark Streeter,
Richard Udall Strong,
Isaac Newton Swift,
Charles Howard Teeter,
Fred Wheeler Tenney,
Alfred Howe Terry,
Roderick Terry, Jr.,
Wilmot Haines Thompson, Jr.,
Lawrence Thurston,
William Jessup Torrey,
Ferrars Heaton Tows,
Edwin Bryant Treat,
Hayes Quincy Trowbridge,
Julius Tuckerman,
Robert James Turnbull, Jr.,
David Cushman Twichell,
Victor Morris Tyler,
William Newell Vaile,
Frederick Theodore van Beuren, Jr.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Dover, N. H.,
New York City,
Hoboken, N. J.,
Madison, Conn.,
Scranton, Pa.,
Chicago, Ill.,
Little Falls, N. Y.,
Westminster, Md.,
West Haven, Conn.,
Camden, N. J.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Detroit, Mich.,
New York City,
Hartford, Conn.,
Yonkers, N. Y.,
Le Mars, Iowa,
Cincinnati, O.,
Jermyn, Pa.,
Chicago, Ill.,
Chicago, Ill.,
New Brunswick, N. J.,
Ypsilanti, Mich.,
East Stroudsburg, Pa.,
Worcester, Mass.,
Knoxville, Tenn.,
New York City,
East Orange, N. J.,
Whitinsville, Mass.,
Scranton, Pa.
New York City,
Wallingford, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Saxton's River, Vt.,
Morristown, N. J.,
Hartford, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Denver, Col.,
New York City,

1142 Chapel St.
313 W.
22 College St.
250 York St.
159 Elm St.
155 Elm St.
128 N.
1076 Chapel St.
242 York St.
281 Crown St.
270 Orchard St.
1142 Chapel St.
164 F.
173 F.
1044 Chapel St.
419 B.
152 F.
1076 Chapel St.
1076 Chapel St.
127 N.
22 College St.
422 B.
47 V.
22 College St.
217 York St.
341 Wh.
139 F.
111 York St.
30 Hillhouse Ave.
206 D.
127 N.
260 L.
1044 Chapel St.
37 V.
396 B.
310 Temple St.
361 Wh.
224 D.
250 York St.
33 College St.
132 F.
1076 Chapel St.

ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.

Frank Erdman Simmons,
Edward Pillsbury Smiley,
Alfred Cox Smith,
Barry Congar Smith,
David Stanley Smith,
Earnest Stanley Smith,
George Henry Smith,
Solomon Albert Smith,
Walter Byron Smith,
Howard Adams Somers
William Chapman Spelman, Jr.,
Thomas Henry Spence,
Carl Bovee Spitzer,
Charles Conrad Spreyer,
Carl Andrew Squire,
Francis Freeman Squire,
Constantine Demeter Stephanoff,
Walter Thomas Stern,
Garrett Stevens,
John Thomas Stewart, 2d,
William Kerfoot Stewart,
Louis Ezekiel Stoddard,
Sanford Stoddard,
Charles Christian Swartz,
Carroll Fuller Sweet,
Charles Rufus Swift, Jr.,
Henry Bruce Teller,
Edward Thomas,
Clarence Elmore Thompson, Jr.,
Chauncey Brewster Tinker,
Henry Hunt Tomkins, Jr.,
Edward Andrew Tracy,
Edmund Quincy Trowbridge,
Ernest Truslow,
Lester Ferris Turney,
Laurance Tweedy,
Edward Clark Upton,
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt,
Ralph Gibbs VanName,
Frederick Dale Vincent,
William Jerome Vogeler,
Charles Henry Wagner,

Chicago, Ill.,
Chicago, Ill.,
Clinton, Iowa,
East Orange, N. J.,
Toledo, O.,
East Orange, N. J.,
Knoxville, Tenn.,
Chicago, Ill.,
Chicago, Ill.,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Milwaukee, Wis.,
Toledo, O.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Cleveland, O.,
Westfield, Mass.,
Bausko, Macedonia,
New York City,
Reading, Pa.,
Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Indianapolis, Ind.,
New Haven Conn.,
Bridgeport, Conn,
South Norwalk, Conn.,
Grand Rapids Mich.,
West Hartford, Conn.,
Central City Col.,
Thomaston, Conn.,
West Haven, Conn.,
Denver Col.,
Denver, Col.,
Island Pond, Vt.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Summit, N. J.,
Derby, Conn.,
Danbury, Conn.,
Chicago, Ill.,
New York City,
New Haven, Conn.,
Ashley, Pa.,
Baltimore, Md.,
Putnam, Conn.,

289 George St.
9 Library St.
111 York St.
26 Howe St.
199 York St.
26 Howe St.
174 F.
68 V.
68 V.
404 Crown St.
231 York St.
242 York St.
120 York St.
38 Elliott St.
231 D.
7 Library St.
266 York St.
263 Crown St.
166 York St.
199 York St.
320 Elm St.
352 Temple St.
1044 Chapel St.
165 York St.
223 York St.
53 Lake Pl.
261 Crown St.
13 Lake Pl.
850 Chapel St.
62 Lake Pl.
261 Crown St.
159 York St.
310 Temple St.
1044 Chapel St.
Derby.
119 Wall St.
114 High St.
31 V.
153 F.
59 Prospect St.
397 B.
19 Norton St.

Sheffield Scientific School

Senior Class

Alva Blanchard Adams,
Ernest Kempton Adams,
Stewart Cortlandt Alger,
Wyatt Hamilton Allen,
Franklin Welles Allis,
George Armstrong,
George Humphrey Armstrong,
Percy Weir Arnold,
John Shippen Atkins,
Milton Ballin,
George Harry Barbour,
John McGuffey Barnett,
Guy Erastus Beardsley,
Edward Theodore Bell, Jr.,
Myron Irving Borg,
Thomas Bowen,
Winthrop Brainerd,
Thomas Crossly Brett,
Robert Arthur Bright,
Daniel Edwards Brinsmade,
Frank Faber Brooks,
Henry Vincent Brothers,
Arthur Flint Brown.
Henry Robinson Buck,
George Berry Bughman,
George Lincoln Bunnell,
David Hamlin Burrell, Jr.,
Jonathan Prescott Burton, Jr.,

Pueblo, Col.,
New York City,
New York City,
San Francisco, Cal.,
Wallingford, Conn.,
Ponce, Porto Rico,
Minneapolis, Minn.,
Fort Grant, Arizona,
Pottsville, Pa.,
New York City,
New Haven, Conn.,
Dayton, O.,
Hartford, Conn.,
Paterson, N. J.,
New York City,
Ansonia, Conn.,
Montreal, Canada,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Shelton, Conn.,
Pittsburg, Pa.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New York City,
Wethersfield, Conn.,
Pittsburg, Pa.,
Bridgeport, Conn.,
Little Falls, N. Y.,
Massillon, O.,

43 College St.
133 College St.
59 Wall St.
131 Grove St.
Wallingford.
154 Grove St.
22 College St.
103 Wall St.
113 Wall St.
124 Wall St.
1002 Chapel St.
15 E. D.
101 W. D.
131 Grove St.
119 Wall St.
Ansonia.
103 Wall St.
36 Gilbert Ave
310 Elm St.
318 Elm St.
131 Grove St.
61 Court St.
127 College St.
127 College St.
150 Grove St.
39 Lake Pl.
116 W. D.
131 Grove St.

83

SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

John Francis Havemeyer,
George Waller Hawley,
William Patrick Healy,
George Henry Hickox,
Otto Gustave William Hintz, Jr.,
Fred A. Holcomb,
Henry Hooker,
Lemuel Robert Hopton,
Frank Edgar Howard,
Augustus Stout Hunt,
Jonathan Ingersoll,
Holmes Conduct Jackson,
Ward Sawtelle Jacobs,
Alexander Nicoll Jerrems,
Edwards Johnson,
George Thomas Johnson,
William King,
Richard Shelton Kirby,
Ernest Leroy Lane,
George Arthur Lanphear,
Charles Edward Lea,
Harold Lee,
Charles Warren Leland,
William Clardy Lusk,
Clarence Alexander Mabie,
Charles Francis McCarthy,
John Henry McCullagh,
Harry Livingston McGee,
Francis Davenport McMillan,
Benjamin Franklin Mansfield,
Jemuel Gates Marty,
William Linton Mather,
Howard Farr Metcalf,
Charles Sterling Millard, Jr.,
Franklin Hoyt Miller,
Harvy Miller,
Otto Hensch Miller,
Edward Eastman Minor,
Robert Mitchell, Jr.,
David Thomas Moore,
Arthur Putnam Morrill,
Walter Murray,

Yonkers, N. Y.,
Bridgeport, Conn.,
Bridgeport, Conn.,
S. Britain, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Britain, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Hartford, Conn.,
Hopewell, N. J.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Newark, N. J.,
Hartford, Conn.,
Chicago, Ill.,
New York City,
New Haven, Conn.,
Chicago, Ill.,
Port Chester, N. Y.,
Meriden, Conn.,
Peace Dale, R. I.,
Cincinnati, O.,
East Orange, N. J.,
Chicago, Ill.,
Nashville, Tenn.,
Tidioute, Pa.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New York City,
Plainfield, N. J.,
Detroit, Mich.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Kansas City, Mo.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Holyoke, Mass.,
Indianapolis, Ind.,
Stamford, Conn.,
Pittsburg, Pa.,
Cleveland, O.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Cincinnati, O.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Concord, N. H.,
Norwich, Conn.,

111 Grove St.
133 College St.
64 Lake Pl.
198 Edgewood Ave.
1176 Chapel St.
570 Whitney Ave.
36 Elm St.
13 Lake Pl.
133 College St.
64 Lake Pl.
24 Elm St.
36 Elm St.
60 W. D.
88 Wall St.
126 Wall St.
84 Greene St.
133 Wall St.
317 Crown St.
59 Grove St.
60 W. D.
43 College St.
116 W. D.
111 Grove St.
86 W. D.
71 W. D.
116 Davenport Ave.
22 College St.
105 Wall St.
133 College St.
12 Academy St.
1076 Chapel St.
247 St. Ronan St.
59 Wall St.
86 W. D.
43 College St.
1044 Chapel St.
99 Wall St.
123 Columbus Ave.
111 Grove St.
131 Grove St.
103 Wall St.
53 Prospect St.

SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

Frank Gardiner Palmer,
Harrie Waterman Peck,
Thomas Wharton Phillips, Jr.,
Henry Sparks Pickands,
William Kinney Pike,
John Henry Porter,
Harold Henry Pratt,
Charles Oscar Purinton,
Allen Edward Ransom,
Gaius Barrett Rich, Jr.,
Hopewell Lindenberger Rogers,
John Bailey Rose,
Edward Augustus Ryals,
Thaddeus Barnes Ryman,
John Martin Satterfield,
Daniel Dow Schenck,
Frederick A. Muhlenberg Schieffelin,
Carl Rudolph Schultz,
William Dowd Scranton,
Philip Rasselas Sears,
Allen Hartley Seed,
Ernest Edward Selleck,
Horace Emerson Setchell,
Horace Reynolds Shares,
John Elliot Shaw,
William Kent Shepard,
Dunham Baldwin Sherer,
Frank Colton Shipman,
Francis William Simmons,
Oswald Lindsay Simpson,
Mason Foote Smith,
Harry Bronson Snell,
Clarence Gilman Spalding,
Seth Sylvester Spencer, Jr.,
Francis Kirby Stevens,
Howard Linsley Stevenson,
Clarence Hoyt Stilson, Jr.,
Frederick M. Terrill,
Arthur Rodman Townsend,
George Robinson Tracy,
Horace Burt Tuttle,
Edmund Francis Tweedy,

Middle Haddam, Conn.,
New Britain, Conn.,
New Castle, Pa.,
Cleveland, O.,
S. Killingly, Conn.,
Denver, Col.,
Westport, Conn.,
St. Paul, Minn.,
Lancaster, N. Y.,
Buffalo, N. Y.,
Chicago, Ill.,
Newburgh, N. Y.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.,
Buffalo, N. Y.,
Toledo, O.,
New York City,
Murray Hill, N. J.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Kenilworth, Ill.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Norwalk, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Hew Haven, Conn.,
Minneapolis, Minn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Wallingford, Conn.,
Toledo, O.,
New York City,
Branford, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Buffalo, N. Y.,
Lawrence, N. Y.,
Meriden, Conn.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Hartford, Conn.,
Southampton, N. Y.,
New London, Conn.,
Cleveland, O.,
Danbury, Conn.,

36 Elm St.
99 Howe St.
117 Wall St.
77 Wall St.
57 Prospect St.
133 College St.
295 York St.
14 Whalley Ave.
63 Grove St.
22 College St.
332 Temple St.
137 College St.
86 Humphrey St.
111 Grove St.
389 Temple St.
130 Wall St.
133 College St.
125 High St.
132 Howe St.
242 York St.
311 York St.
263 Orange St.
212 English St.
29 Eld St.
332 Temple St.
78 Dickerman St.
125 High St.
63 Olive St.
137 College St.
1142 Chapel St.
Branford.
105 Wooster St.
9 High St.
22 College St.
242 York St.
59 Grove St.
269 Canner St.
1044 Chapel St.
109 Wall St.
1 Grove St.
104 Wall St.
119 Wall St.

SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

Robert Ernest Broatch,
Paul Joe Brown,
Robert Drake Brown,
Daniel Frederick Buckingham,
Edwin Prall Campbell,
Harold Eugene Carpenter,
Frank Valentine Chappell,
Louis Albert Chase,
George Sheldon Chauncey,
Austin Cheney,
William Francis Cochran, Jr.,
Fred Cornell,
Percy Boxley Cox,
Ralph Hunter Cumings,
Clifford Wayne Cunningham,
Frederick Farnham Davis,
Samuel Sherwood Day,
Hiram Edwin Dewing,
Osgood Harrison Dowell,
Francis Edwin Drake,
Joseph Percy Drake,
Edmund John Drummond,
George William Dulany, Jr.,
Robert Franklin Dyer,
Byron Ward Elliot,
Fred Gilbert Ferry,
Newell Simmons Ferry,
Irving Leonard Fisher,
Thomas Rawdon Fisher, Jr.,
Lawrence Fitch,
Edward Ludlow Freeland,
Frederick Taylor Gause,
Walter Fraser Gibson,
George Daggett Gordon,
Pierce William Grace,
Justin Frank Grant,
Clarence Dunlap Greene,
Gilbert Christian Greenway, Jr.,
Lester Walton Hall,
Thomas Henry Hall, Jr.,
Alfred Southmayd Hamlin,
Alexander Harper,

Middletown, Conn.,
Albany, Ga.,
Hartford, Conn.,
Milford, Conn.,
Paterson, N. J.,
Willimantic, Conn.,
New London, Conn.,
Plainfield, N. J.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
South Manchester, Conn.,
Yonkers, N. Y.,
New York City,
Kansas City, Mo.,
Tidioute, Pa.,
Savannah, Ga.,
Cottage City, Mass.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Stamford, Conn.,
Woodside, Md.,
Chicago, Ill.,
New York City,
New York City,
Hannibal, Mo.,
Dansville, N. Y.,
Minneapolis, Minn.,
Pittsfield, Mass.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New York City,
New Rochelle, N. Y.,
Milwaukee, Wis.,
New York City,
Wilmington, Del.,
Buffalo, N. Y.,
Cleveland, O.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Stamford, Conn.,
Pittsburg, Pa.,
Hot Springs, Ark.,
Kansas City, Mo.,
Mamaroneck, N. Y.,
New Haven, Conn.,
New Britain, Conn.,

98 Lake Pl.
313 York St.
65 York Sq.
411 Temple St.
119 Wall St.
134 College St.
150 College St.
132 College St.
99 Wall St.
159 Elm St.
114 High St.
59 Wall St.
77 Wall St.
71 W. D.
135 College St.
506 Howard Ave.
108 High St.
119 Wall St.
51 Lake Pl.
393 Temple St.
22 College St.
413 Temple St.
122 Wall St.
159 Elm St.
413 Temple St.
53 Lake Pl.
350 Elm St.
405 Temple St.
113 Wall St.
127 College St.
150 Grove St.
82 Wall St.
46 College St.
393 Temple St.
231 York St.
73 Lake Pl.
17 Lake Pl.
131 Grove St.
397 Temple St.
113 Wall St.
17 Daggett St.
2 Audubon St.

SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

Charles Merriam Raymond,
Edward Holman Raymond, Jr.,
Joseph Reed,
Robert Dodd Reynolds,
Jacob Elwood Ridgway, Jr.,
Henry Bulkley Rodman,
Edward Roesler,
Allen Merrill Rogers,
Burnet Rathbone Ruggles,
Alfred Warfield Ryley,
William Phillips Sage,
Irvin Wilbur Sanford,
Charles A. Heckscher deSaulles,
Edward Nelson Saunders, Jr.,
Roland Victor Sawyer,
Herman Baldwin Sayles,
Ernest Wiard Sheldon,
Richard Sheldon,
Charles Lindsley Sherwood,
Edward James Sherwood,
Zenas Harrison Sikes,
Arthur Benjamin Siviter,
George William Slocovich,
Albert Carrington Smith,
Alexander Morrow Speer, Jr.,
Norman Church Spencer,
William Pharr Stewart,
Robert Edward Stone,
Howard Lee Stout,
Walter Knight Sturges,
Paul DeRotche Swift,
Walter Henry Sykes, Jr.,
Erastus Theodore Tefft,
James Lewis Thomson,
George Clarkson Thrall,
Walter Francis Carson Tichborne,
Francis Jefferson Tytus,
John Henry Upham, Jr.,
Etheredge Walker,
Edward Carson Waller, Jr.,
Walter Phelps Warren, Jr.,
Arnold Beach Watson,

Chicago, Ill.,
Summit, N. J.,
Pittsburg, Pa.,
East Orange, N. J.,
Columbus, N. J.,
New Haven, Conn.,
Great Neck, N. Y.,
New York City,
New York City,
Kansas City, Mo.,
Hartford, Conn.,
Island Pond, Pa.,
South Bethlehem, Pa.,
St. Paul Minn.,
Waterbury, Conn.,
Indianapolis, Ind.,
New Britain, Conn.,
Rutland, Vt.,
Southport, Conn.,
Westport, Conn.,
Hartford, Conn.,
Waterbury, Conn.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Milford, Conn.,
Pittsburg, Pa.,
Hartford, Conn.,
New Orleans, La.,
Chicago, Ill.,
Fort Scott, Kan.,
Providence, R. I.,
Ishpeming, Mich.
New York City,
New York City,
Hartford, Conn.,
Detroit, Mich.,
Mt. Vernon, N. Y.,
Middletown, O.,
Duluth, Minn.,
Boston, Mass.,
Chicago, Ill.,
Troy, N. Y.,
Buffalo, N. Y.,

389 Temple St.
409 Temple St.
395 Temple St.
86 Wall St.
34 Hillhouse Ave.
165 York St.
297 Crown St.
128 Wall St.
107 Wall St.
397 Temple St.
114 High St.
347 York St.
413 Temple St.
99 Wall St.
22 College St.
143 College St.
8 Brown St.
53 Prospect St.
387 Temple St.
676 State St.
17½ Oak St.
37 Lynwood St.
128 High St.
Milford.
119 Wall St.
65 York Sq.
413 Temple St.
99 Wall St.
122 Wall St.
250 York St.
226 Crown St.
22 College St.
114 High St.
114 High St.
150 Grove St.
391 Temple St.
407 Temple St.
61 Grove St.
8 Prospect Pl.
59 Prospect St.
99 Wall St.

DIRECTORY.

STRONG, J. P. (Clerk Tr.), (5 Tr.) 222 Sherman Ave.
STRONG, R. U., '98, New Brunswick, N. J., 217 York.
STRONG, T. S., JR., '96, New York City, 15 V.
STRONG, W. M. (Tutor), Montclair, N. J., 307 W.
STUART, D., '96, Brooklyn, N. Y., 300 W.
STUART, W. H., '97, Brooklyn, N. Y., 323 W.
STUDINSKI, C. H., '97, Pueblo, Col., 373 Crown,
STURGES, P. F., '96, Geneva, N. Y., 3 V.
STURGES, W. K, '98, S., Providence, R. I, 250 York.
STURGIS, C. B., '96, S., Scranton, Pa., 111 Grove.
SULCOV, L. A., '96, Lancaster, Pa., 99 N.
SUMNER, E., '96, New Haven, 140 Edwards.
SUMNER, G., '97, New Haven, 322 W.
SUMNER, G. S., P. G., Claremont, Cal., 61 W. D.
SUMNER, Prof. W. G., (120 N.) 140 Edwards.
SUTHERLAND, H. H., '96, S., Clinton, 66 W. D.
SUTPHIN, D. V., '97, Cincinnati, O., 202 D.
SUTRO, V., '97, New York City, 346 Wh.
SUTTON, H. L., '97, Springfield, Mass., 388 B.
SWAIN, Prof. H. L., 232 York.
SWARTZ, C. C., '99, South Norwalk, 165 York.
SWEENEY, J. C., L. S., New Haven, 219 Whalley.
SWEET, C. F., '99, Grand Rapids, Mich., 223 York.
SWIFT, C. R., JR., '99, West Hartford, 53 Lake.
SWIFT, I. N., '98, Ypsilanti, Mich., 341 Wh.
SWIFT, P. D., '98, S., Ishpeming, Mich.
SYKES, W. H., JR., '98, S., New York City, 226 Crown.
TAILER, J. B., '96, New York City, 287 W.
TAPPAN, C. M., '97, Jamaica, N. Y., 79 S. M.
TATE, D. S., '97, Pittsburg, Pa., 368 Wh.
TAYLOR, F. C., L. S., Stamford, Stamford.
TAYLOR, G. B., '97, Erie, Pa., 235 D.
TAYLOR, H., '96, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 219 D.
TAYLOR, H. E., L. S., Mexico, N. Y., 1090 Chapel.
TAYLOR, R. L. (Inst.), 67 Mansfield.
TEASDALE, B. J., '97, Westboro, Mass., 87 S. M.
TEETER, C. H., '98, E. Stroudsburg, Pa., 139 F.
TEFFT, E. T., '98, S., New York City, 22 College.
TELLER, H. B., '99, Central City, Col., 261 Crown.
TENNEY, F. W., '98, Worcester, Mass., 111 York.
TERRILL, F. M., '97, S., New Hartford, 1044 Chapel.
TERRY, A. H., '98, Knoxville, Tenn., 30 Hillhouse Ave.

TERRY, R., JR., '98, New York City, 206 D.
THACHER, T (Lect), New York City.
THAW, J. C., '96, S., Pittsburg, Pa., 90 Wall.
THAXTER, B. A., '97, Machias, Me., 87 S. M.
THAYER, C. S., T. S., Westfield, Mass., Gottingen, Ger.
THAYER, G. B., L. S., Hartford.
THAYER, W. M., '96, S., Enfield, 55 Prospect.
THIRKIELD, W. R., L. S., Monongahela, Pa., 74 Lake.
THOMAS, C. E., '97, Belleville, Ill., 346 Wh.
THOMAS, E., '99, Thomaston, 13 Lake.
THOMAS, I., P. G., New Haven, 22 Trumbull.
THOMAS, J. E., T. S., Pencader, Wales, 23 E. D.
THOMPSON, A. P., '96, S., Honesdale, Pa., 133 College.
THOMPSON, A. R., '96, Hartford, 108 N.
THOMPSON, B. F. C., '97, Chicago, Ill., 367 Wh.
THOMPSON, C. E., JR., '99, West Haven, 850 Chapel.
THOMPSON, F. M., '96, Philadelphia, Pa., 23 V.
THOMPSON, G. C., P. G., Durham, N. C., 138 St. John.
THOMPSON, G. V. (Tutor), 351 Wh.
THOMPSON, H. C., M. S., Buffalo, N. Y., 713 Chapel.
THOMPSON, J. H., JR., '97, New York City, 293 W.
THOMPSON, J. W., L. S., New Haven, 361 George.
THOMPSON, P., '96, S., Chicago, Ill., 131 Grove.
THOMPSON, R. J., T. S., Baltimore, Md., 17 E. D.
THOMPSON, W. H., '98, East Orange, N. J., 127 N.
THOMSON, J. L., '98, S., Hartford, 114 High.
THOMSON, R. J., L. S., Westport, N. Y.
THORNE, S., JR., '96, New York City, 16 V.
THORNE, S. B., '96, New York City, 16 V.
THORP, C. N., T. S., Oxford, N. Y., 44 E. D.
THRALL, F. C., '96, S., Detroit, Mich., 114 High.
THRALL, G. C., '98, S., Detroit, Mich., 114 High.
THURSTON, L., '98, Whitinsville, Mass., 260 L.
TIBBS, W. L., L. S., Salt Lake City, Utah, 343 George.
TICHBORNE, W. F. C., '98, S., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
TILLOTSON, E., '97, New Haven, 150 Grove.
TILSON, J. Q., P. G., Clear Branch, Tenn., 90 S. M.
TILSON, W. J., L. S., Clear Branch, Tenn., 1 Tr.
TILNEY, F., '97, Brooklyn, N. Y., 370 Wh.
TILTON, A. C., '96, Raymond, N. H., 258 L.
TINKER, C. B., '99, Denver, Col., 62 Lake.

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DIRECTORY.

TIRRELL, P. H., JR., '97, South Weymouth, Mass., 391 B.
TOBEL, A. E. V., '96, Toirington, 89 S. M.
TODD, E. S., T. S., Springfield, O., 49 E. D.
TODD, F. H., M. S., New Haven, 62 Whalley.
TODD, W. A., '97, Unionville, 74 S. M.
TOMKINS, H. H., JR., '99, Denver, Col., 261 Crown.
TOOMAY, J. B., T. S., Westerville, O., 128 Howe.
TORRANCE, D. (Inst.), Birmingham.
TORREY, W. J., '98, Scranton, Pa., 1044 Chapel.
TOWNSEND, A. R., '97, S., Southampton, N. Y., 109 Wall.
TOWNSEND, J. M., JR. (Lect.), N. Y. City.
TOWNSEND, Prof. W. K., 148 Grove.
TOWNSHEND, H. H., '97, New Haven, 385 W.
TOWS, F. H., '98, New York City, 37 V.
TRACY, E. A., '99, Island Pond, Vt., 159 York.
TRACY, G. R., '97, S., New London, 1 Grove.
TRACY, J. C. (Inst.), (56 N. S. H.) 55 Dwight Pl.
TRACY, J. H., '96, S., Waterbury, 55 Prospect.
TRACY, T. A., '96, Bristol, 189 C.
TREADWAY, R. B., '96, Sioux City, Ia., 124 N.
TREAT, E. B., '98, Wallingford, 396 B.
TROESCHER, R. F., '96, S., New York City, 126 Wall.
TROOSTWYK, I. (Inst.), 26 Lyon.
TROWBRIDGE, A., P. G., New Haven, 685 Orange.
TROWBRIDGE, E. G., P. G., New Haven, 685 Orange.
TROWBRIDGE, E. Q., '99, New Haven, 310 Temple.
TROWBRIDGE, H. Q., '98, New Haven, 310 Temple.
TROWBRIDGE, L. S., JR., '97, Detroit, Mich., 166 F.
TRUDEAU, E. L., JR., '96, Saranac Lake, N. Y., 19 V.
TRUMBULL, W. (Librarian), (32 Law School) 284 Orange.
TRUSLOW, E., '99, Summit, N. J., 1044 Chapel.
TRUSLOW, H. A., '96, Summit, N. J., 204 D.
TRUSLOW, T. H., '96, S., Summit, N. J., 1044 Chapel.
TSUNASHIMÁ, K., T. S., Tokyo, Japan, 111 W. D.
TUCKER, E. H., L. S., Fair Haven, 419 Temple.
TUCKER, R. DeF., P. G., Monson, Mass., 117 W. D.
TUCKERMAN, J., '98, Saxton's Riyer, Vt., 361 Wh.
TULLER, A. P., '97, West Simsbury, 416 B.
TURNBULL, R. J., JR., '98, Morristown, N.J., 224 D.
TURNEY, L. F., '99, Derby, Derby.
TUTTLE, C. A. (Asst.), New Haven, 129 Whalley.

TUTTLE, H. B., '97, S., Cleveland, O., 104 Wall.
TUTTLE, H. E., '96, S., West Haven, 53 Prospect.
TUTTLE, W. R., P. G., Barton, O., 43 Whalley.
TWEEDY, E. F., '97, S., Danbury, 119 Wall.
TWEEDY, L., '99, Danbury, 119 Wall.
TWICHELL, D. C., '98, Hartford, 250 York.
TWOMBLY, H., '96, Newton, Mass., 80 S. M.
TYLER, H. A., JR., M. S., Hartford, 373 Crown.
TYLER, Prof. M. F., (139 Orange) 33 College.
TYLER, V. M., '98, New Haven, 33 College.
TYTUS, F. J., '98, S., Middletown, O., 391 Temple.
TYTUS, J. B., JR., '97, Middletown, O., 245 L.
TYTUS, R. DEP., '97, New Haven, 245 L.
UNDERWOOD, E. B., '96, S., New Haven, 253 Columbus.
UNDERWOOD, L. E., '96, S., Auburndale, Mass., 59 Grove.
UPDIKE, G. W., JR., '97, St. Louis, Mo., 336 Wh.
UPHAM, J. H., JR., '98, S., Duluth, Minn., 407 Temple.
UPTON, E. C., '99, Chicago, Ill., 114 High.
VAILE, W. N., '98, Denver, Col., 132 F.
VAILL, D. L., '96, West Winsted, 232 D.
VALENTINE, W., '97, S., New York City, 14 Whalley Ave.
VANBEUREN, F. T., JR., '98, New York City, 1076 Chapel.
VANBUREN, R. S., '97, S., Norwalk, 250 York.
VANDERBILT, A. G., '99, New York City, 31 V.
VANDEUSEN, E. W., '97, Bayonne, N. J., 161 F.
VANDYKE, H. (Lect.), New York City.
VANEVERY, L. H. '97, S., Brooklyn, N. Y., 125 High.
VANINGEN, P., '97, New York City, 178 Lyc.
VANN, I. D., '97, Syracuse, N. Y., 391 B.
VAN NAME, A. (Lib.), 121 High.
VANNAME, R. G., '99, New Haven, 153 F.
VAN NAME, W. G., P. G., 121 High.
VAN STEENWYK, G., JR., '97, La Crosse, Wis., 343 Wh.
VAN WINKLE, C. T., '97, S., Ridgefield, 55 Prospect.
VAUGHAN, W. L., '98, Louisville, Ky., 287 York.
VEECH, J. A., L. S., New Haven, 23 Eld.
VENNUM, T. G., '96, Watseka, Ill., 289 W.
VERRILL, Prof. A. E., (15 P.) 86 Whalley.
VIBERT, R. K., '97, Unionville, 360 Wh.
VINCENT, F. D., '99, Ashley, Pa., 59 Prospect.
VINCENT, W. G., '96, Cottage City, Mass., 271 L.

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University Commencement

Wednesday, June 26th, 1895.

Degrees Conferred

Honorary

DOCTORS OF DIVINITY.

Rev. Newman Smyth,
Pastor of the First Church, New Haven.

Rev. Robert A. Hume,
Yale College, 1868, Missionary in Bom-
bay, India.

Rev. John P. Peters,
Yale College, 1873, New York City.

DOCTORS OF LAW.

Wilhelm Dorpfeld,
Director of the German Archæological
School of Athens,

Hon. William T. Harris,
Yale College, 1858, Commissioner of Edu-
cation.

Rev. William J. Tucker,
President of Dartmouth College.

Edward M. Gallaudet,
President of Gallaudet College, Washing-
ton, D. C.

Hon. Marcus P. Knowlton,
Yale College, 1860, Judge of the Supreme
Court of Massachusetts.

Prof. Henry A. Rowland,
Johns Hopkins University.

MASTER OF ARTS.

Henry C. Bunner,
Nutley, N. J.

Graduate Department

DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY.

Arthur Chambers Alexander, Ph. B.,
Yale University, 1889.

Edwin Horace Forbes, Ph. B.,
Yale University, 1874.

John Munroe Moore, B. A.,
National Normal University, 1887.

Charlotte Cynthia Barnum, B. A.,
Vassar College, 1881.

Mary Graham, Ph. B.,
Wesleyan University, 1889.

William Sacheus Morgan, B. D.,
Yale University, 1892.

William Tenney Bartley, B. A.,
Yale University, 1891.

Maria Louise Greene, B. A.,
Vassar College, 1891.

Carl Emil Seashore, B. A.,
Gustavus Adolphus College, 1891.

Curtis Clark Bushnell, B. A.,
Yale University, 1891.

Jesse Breland Johnson, B. A.,
Yale University, 1893.

M. Victor Staley, M. A.,
University of Wisconsin, 1894.

Wesley Roswell Coe, Ph. B.,
Yale University, 1892.

David Albert Kreider, B. A.,
Lebanon Valley College, 1892.

Susan Dinsmore Tew, B. A.,
Smith College, 1892.

William Ivy Cranford, B. A.,
Trinity College (N. C.), 1891.

Frank LeRond McVey, B. A.,
Ohio Wesleyan University, 1893.

Charles Henry Adams Wager, B. A.,
Colgate University, 1892.

Winthrop Edwards Dwight, B. A.,
Yale University, 1893.

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Commencement Speakers

Academical

June 21st, 1895.

DE FOREST PRIZE SPEAKING.

"The Religion of Milton and the Religion of George Herbert."—Julian Ingersoll Chamberlain.

"The Generalship of Marlborough and of Wellington compared."—Charles Cheney Hyde.

"Lourdes."—Roger Sherman Baldwin.

"The Religion of Milton and the Religion of George Herbert."—Clement George Clarke.

"The Generalship of Marlborough and of Wellington compared."—Francis Burton Harrison.

"Historical Novels."—Lindsay Denison.

Law School

June 24th, 1895.

TOWNSEND SPEAKERS.

"David Dudley Field"—Frederick C. Rector.

"The Relation of a President to his Party"—Frank E. Donnelly.

"The Failure of Municipal Government"—Herbert K. Smith.

ANNIVERSARY ORATION.

"Dangers that Threaten our National Prosperity"—Justice Henry B. Brown.

Divinity School

Battell Chapel, May 15, 1895; 10:30 a.m.

"The Responsibility of the Laity for Manliness in the Ministry"—John Wesley Rice, B. A.

"The Source and Nature of the Modern Preacher's Authority"—Cyrus Alvin Osborne, M. A.

"The Preacher and Biblical Criticism"—Samuel MacIntosh Cathcart.

"The Prophet of To-day"—Hiram Van Kirk, B. A.

"Religion and the Ethical Life of To-day"—Charles Snow Thayer.

"St. Columba"—John Owen Jones.

"Personality in Ministerial Work"—Raymond Cunning Brooks.

"Christianity in the Evolution of Society"—William Thurston Brown.

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PRIZES IN ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.

4. "The Romantic Revival in Modern Literature."

5. "Political Relations Which Existed Between Elizabeth, Henry IV. and Philip II."

6. "The Religious Issue in Common Schools."

7. "The Debt of History to Philology."

8. "The Religious Element in the Arthurian Romances."

9. "Finance as an Issue in American Politics."

10. "The Issuing of Writs of Injunction by Federal Courts in Railway Disorders"

11. "The Exercise and Regulation of the Elective Franchise in the Southern States."

12. "What Benefits Flowed from Scholasticism in the Intellectual and Religious History of Europe?"

COBDEN CLUB MEDAL—Arthur F. Carpenter, '95.

THE COBDEN CLUB SILVER MEDAL is awarded annually to that undergraduate of either the Academic or the Scientific Department who shows the greatest proficiency in the elements of Political Economy.

Prizes Awarded in the Academic Department, 1894-'95

Graduate

John Sloane Fellowship—Leslie D. Bissell, '87.

Soldiers' Memorial Fellowship—Theodore W. Heermance, '93.

Douglas Fellowship—John D. Warnock, '93.

Silliman Fellowship—Isaac K. Phelps, '94.

Foote Scholarships—Charles S. Ingham, '91; Clement G. Clarke, '95; Herbert C. Nutting, '95.

Macy Scholarship—Gervase Green, '94.

Waterman Scholarship—Wendell M. Strong, '93.

Larned Scholarships—Alton W. Pierce, '93; Willard G. Van Name, '94; Walter H. Allen, '95.

Clark Scholarships—Frank H. Chase, '94; George D. Kellogg, '95.

Eldridge Fellowships—Robert H. Nichols, '94; Edward B. Reed, '94.

Scott Hurtt Fellowships—Albert B. White, '93; Edward G. Kendall, '95.

Undergraduate

DE FOREST PRIZE MEDAL—Class of 1895. Clement G. Clarke.

TOWNSEND PREMIUMS—Class of 1895. R. S. Baldwin, J. I. Chamberlain, L. Denison, F. B. Harrison, C. C. Hyde.

THE DE FOREST PRIZE, founded in 1823 by David C. De Forest, of New Haven, and consisting of a gold medal of the value of $160, is awarded "to that scholar of the Senior class who shall write and pronounce an English Oration in the best manner," the President and Professors being the judges.

THE TOWNSEND PREMIUMS, five in number, of $12 each, founded in 1843 by the gift of Isaac H. Townsend (Yale College, 1822), of New Haven, are awarded in each Senior class for the best specimens of English Composition; all compositions receiving Premiums must be read in public.

DE FOREST MATHEMATICAL PRIZES—Class of 1896—1st prize, John M. Gaines. Class of 1897—1st prize, Allen H. Hitchcock; 2d prize, Arthur W. Ewell. Class of 1898—1st prize, Charles E. Farr and Morrell W. Gaines; 2d prize, Herbert W. Fisher and Edward W. Whittemore; 3d prize, Thomas H. Beers, Harold A. Hatch and Richard U. Strong.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT PRIZE—Fred R. Galacar, '95.

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SCOTT GERMAN PRIZE—Class of 1896. Hollon A. Farr.

SCOTT FRENCH PRIZE—Class of 1894. Rudolph Schwill.

WINTHROP PRIZES—Class of 1890. 1st prize, Albert G. Keller; 2d prize, Sherwood O. Dickerman.

ELOCUTION PRIZES—Class of 1897. In reading, Shelton Bissell; in recitation, Walter J. Lapham: in declamation, James H. Lewis.

C. WYLLYS BETTS' ENGLISH COMPOSITION PRIZE—Class of 1897. Charles U. Clark.

COLLEGE PRIZES IN ENGLISH COMPOSITION—Class of 1897. 1st grade, Arthur H. Bissell, Rurey F. Hill, Murray S. Howland, Walter D. Makepeace, Graham Sumner, Alexander Wheeler; 2d grade, Frederick B. Luquiens, Huntington Mason, George L. Parker, Blachley H. Porter, Edward L. Smith, Nathan A. Smyth.

MCLAUGHLIN PRIZES—Class of 1898. 1st prize, Herbert W. Fisher, New Haven; 2d prize, divided between Robert W. Archbald, Jr., of Scranton, Pa., and Ernest Howe, of Washington, D. C.

BERKELEY PREMIUMS—Class of 1898. 1st grade, Robert W. Archbald, Jr., Franklin H. Booth, Charles E. Farr, Richard B. Glaenzer, Ernest C. Noyes,; 2d grade, Eugene W. Burlingame, Louis S. Troy, Howard B. Woolston.

HENRY JAMES TEN EYCK PRIZES—(for Junior Exhibition)—Class of 1896. 1st, Anson P. Stokes, Jr.; 2d, F. F. Bennett, G. S. Buck, C. B. Coleman, E. Hawes, P. C. Peck, L. H. Porter, H. Twombly.

These prizes, amounting to about $125, founded in memory of Henry James Ten Eyck, of the class of 1879, are the income of 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 Exhibition.

JUNIOR EXHIBITION.

April 4, 1895—Class of 1896.

"Oratory of the Revolution and the Civil War compared"—Howland Twombly.

"Revocation of the Edict of Nantes"—Louis H. Porter.

"Revocation of the Edict of Nantes"—Anson P. Stokes, Jr.

"Oliver Wendell Holmes"—Philip C. Peck.

"Revocation of the Edict of Nantes"—Emory Hawes.

"Defects in the House of Lords and the U. S. Senate"—Fred F. Bennett.

"Revocation of the Edict of Nantes"—Christopher B. Coleman.

"Revocation of the Edict of Nantes"—George S. Buck.

Prize was awarded to Mr. Stokes.

RECIPIENTS OF JUNIOR EXHIBITION PRIZES.

1871. Coe and Hincks.

1872. Houghton and Tarbell.

1873. H. H. Ragan.

1874. Chester and Gulliver.

1875. E. D. Worcester.

1876. S. L. Eaton.

1877. F. A. Beckwith.

1878. G. W. Kirchwey.

1879. W. M. Hall.

1880. James Leighton.

1881. Bruce and Storrs.

1882. Johnston and Leonard.

1883. G. H. Makuen.

1884. J. R. Joy.

1885. S. T. Crapo.

1886. J. Bennetto.

1887. H. L. Stimson.

1888. L. S. Welch.

1889. John Crosby.

1890. F. T. Brown.

1891. A. B. Palmer.

1892. J. T. Robinson.

1893. J. L. Hall.

1894. C. G. Clarke.

1895. A. P. Stokes, Jr.

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DE FOREST ORATIONS AND TOWNSEND ESSAYS.

The name of the De Forest man is printed in capital letters. The medal was not awarded until 1852.

1844.
E. P. Belden,
O. S. Ferry,
E. A. Raymond,
H. Russell,
J. White.

1845.
G. B. Day,
A. F. Dickson,
J. W. Harding,
W. Hodges,
R. Rankin.

1846.
Charles L. Brace,
J. B. Brisban,
J. M. B. Dwight,
S. W. Kellogg,
J. B. Talcott.

1847.
H. H. Hadley,
J. T. Hyde,
E. G. Park,
L. H. Reed,
J. D. Smith.

1848.
F. R. Abbe,
W. Aitchison,
N. H. Dunning,
S. Emerson,
H. Hitchcock,
G. B. Wilcox.

1849.
C. G. Came,
F. M. Finch,
C. R. Goodrich,
H. M. Haskell,
H. Hollister.

1850.
J. I. I. Adams,
E. P. Clarke,
W. S. Colton,
S. Johnson,
E. H. Robert.

1851.
E. W. Evans,
R. Little,
T. S. Potwin,
J. Sheldon,
W. W. Winthrop.

1852.
W. W. Crapo,
J. H. Dwight,
D. C. Gilman,
W. P. Johnston,
H. B. SPRAGUE.

1853.
J. M. Whiton,
C. T. Lewis,
A. J. Willard,
T. Bacon,
A. D. WHITE,
G. A. Johnson.

1854.
S. H. Nicholas,
W. H. FENN.
L. S. Potwin,
C. E. Trumbull,
A. S. Twombly.

1855.
C. G. Childs,
A. M. LYON,
C. M. Tyler,
S. T. Woodward,
E. Mulford,
W. C. Wyman.

1856.
P. H. CALKINS,
L. R. Packard,
D. D. Shaw,
H. B. Brown,
H. Du Bois,
G. C. Robinson.

1857.
G. Pratt,
A. H. STRONG,*
J. M. HOLMES,*
N. C. Perkins,
J. C. Jackson,
W. C. Case.

1858.
D. G. Brinton,
W. S. Pitkin,
C. S. KELLOGG,
S. H. Lee,
C. Richards,
E. L. Heermance,
S. Caldwell,
M. S. Eichelberger.

1859.
T. A. Post,
L. H. Bristol,
T. R. Lounsbury,
R. A. STILES,
J. H. Twichell,
E. Carrington.

1860.
W. W. Phelps,
C. H. Owens,
J. H. Ward,
E. G. Mason,
L. M. JONES,
J. L. Daniels.

1861.
G. B. Beecher,
E. R. Sill,
G. M. Towle,
J. L. Harmar,
W. E. PARK,
S. E. Baldwin.

1862.
R. K. Weeks,
G. C. Ripley,
D. H. CHAMBERLAIN,
R. C. Morse,
G. M. Beard,
F. McVeigh.

1863.
H. W. Fowler,
L. T. CHAMBERLAIN,
S. W. Duffield,
G. W. Allen,
W. G. Sumner,
G. S. Hamlin.

1864.
A. D. Miller,
G. L. Merriam,
C. L. Atterbury,
W. W. Battershall,
J. W. Sterling,
H. P. BOYDEN.

1865.
T. F. Caskey,
W. Stocking,
H. A. Stimson,
W. R. Bacon,
J. L. Ewell,
J. A. BENT.

1866.
L. C. Wade,
H. Cole,
E. Y. HINCKS,
W. G. Bussey,
J. M. Hall,
L. Hall.

1867.
R. W. Woodward,
T. Hedge,
B. Vincent,
D. J. BURRELL,
H. C. Sheldon,
A. E. Dunning.

1868.
W. A. McKinney,
E. W. Miller,
I. T. BECKWITH,†
A. P. Tinker,
G. H. LEWIS,†
E. K. Rawson.

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HONORS IN ALL STUDIES.

DISSERTATIONS.

Edward Taylor Buckingham,
Gustaf Birger Carlson,
Charles Frederic Clemons,
Clarence Edward Clough,
James Earnest Cooper,
Benjamin Frank Corwin,
Abraham Beekman Cox, Jr.,
George Everett Darling,
William Henry Ferris,

Everett Winslow Hobart,
Frank Winfield Hubby, Jr.,
Dorance Bertel Lothrop,
Guy Richards McLane,
Roswell Bertram Mason,
David Bartine Melick,
David Diamond Mitchell,
Augustus Stephen Peabody, 2d.,
Tracy Peck, Jr.,

James Mease Potter,
William Herbert Scoville,
William Sloane,
Joseph Rockwell Swan,
Fred Uri Wadhams,
James Jones Walworth,
Allen Wardwell,
George Howard Warrington,
Charles Augustus Wheeler,
William Neill Whitelaw.

DISPUTES.

Benjamin Chauncey Allen,
Walter Hinds Allen,
George Buell Alvord,
Frederick William Burge,
George Eli Butler,
John Watson Dixon,
Michael Gavin,
Edwin Hayes Gleason,
Clarence Wells Halbert,

George Wright Hamlin,
Louis Hewlett,
Charles Lyon Hill,
Joseph Bernard Hone,
Albert David Levi,
John Lewis Lockwood, Jr.,
John MacGregor, Jr.,
Lanier McKee,
Russell Almeron Marks,

Ervin Edward Osgood,
William George Reynolds,
Howard White Starr,
Ernest Guy Stevens,
Emerson Gifford Taylor,
Roger Walker Tuttle,
Selden Williams Tyler,
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.

George Clark Bryant,
Arthur Fuller Carpenter,
Charles Bolmar Cheyney,
Ulysses Grant Church,
Fred Chapman Goodwin,
Hugh Tyler Halbert,
Burton Jesse Hendrick,

James Fisk Hooker,
Charles Cheney Hyde,
David Mosely Levy,
Alfred Townsend Osgood,
William Knapp Payne,
Frederick Holbrook Rawson,
Eugene Nathan Solomon,

Benjamin Ives Spock,
Hermann Thomas,
William DeForest Thomson,
Ralph DeForest Tucker,
Harry Stephen Vorhis,
William Mills Wheeler,
Raymond Sandford White.

COLLOQUIES.

Roger Sherman Baldwin,
Anson McCook Beard,
Walter Stanton Brewster,
Leonard Atwood Comstock,
Thomas McElrath Debevoise,
Sherman Knevals Foote,
Frederick Steinman Franklin,
Charles Sumner Gale,

Charles Newberry Hammond,
Frederic Ives,
Howard Barnes Lee,
John Aloysius Lee,
Henry Giles Miller, Jr.,
John Grant Mitchell, Jr.,
Rowland Gardiner Paynter,
Ziba Bennett Phelps,

Harry Sargeant Scarborough,
John Frelinghuysen Talmage, Jr.,
Hartley Wales Thayer,
Fred Sylvester Tyler,
Spencer Kellogg Warnick,
Robert Wilkinson,
Herbert Witherspoon.

143

HONORS IN ALL STUDIES.

George Townsend Adee,
Ulysses Simpson Grant Bassett,
William Langdon Beadleston,
Mortimer Norton Buckner,
Harold Edgar Buttrick,
George Peabody Chandler,
William Adams Delano,

Benjamin Harrison Dwight,
John Edward Good,
John Llewellyn Hutchins,
Henry Neal Hyde,
Charles Kingsley, Jr.,
Louis Williams Ladd,
Henry Douglas Parmelee,

Josiah Henry Peck,
George Alexander Phelps,
George Chalmers Richmond,
John Keim Stauffer,
Harry Knous Taylor,
George Herbert Thomas.

Honors in Special Studies

TWO-YEAR HONORS.

In Philosophy.

William Henry Ferris,
Edward Moffat Weyer.

In History.

Ralph Houghton Burns,
Alfred Egmont Schermerhorn,
Thomas Horace Stevenson.

In Mathematics.

Walter Hinds Allen.

In Natural Science.

Charles Frederic Clemons,
Benjamin Frank Corwin,
Albert David Levi,
Alfred Townsend Osgood,
William George Reynolds.

In Philosophy.

Henry Stoddard Curtis,
Edward Gridley Kendall,
David Bartine Melick,
George Chalmers Richmond,
Charles Heald Weller.

In Ancient Languages.

Arthur Bumstead,
Frederick Marcy DeForest,
George Dwight Kellogg,
Herbert Chester Nutting,
Charles Heald Weller.

In Modern Languages.

Francis Burton Harrison,
John Louis Hunt.

ONE-YEAR HONORS.

In Political Science and Law.

George Buell Alvord,
Edward Taylor Buckingham,
Arthur Fuller Carpenter,
Samuel Boyd Darling,
Everett Winslow Hobart,
Frank Winfield Hubby, Jr.,
Norton Adams Kent,
George Augustus Lewis,
Eugene Isaac Meyer,
Ernest Guy Steavens,
George Stedman Sumner,
Harry Knous Taylor,
James Jones Walworth,
William Mills Wheeler,
Robert Wilkinson.

In Political Science and Law.

Samuel Alexander Everitt,
Edward Ridlely Finch,
George Jay Gibson, Jr.,
Charles Storey Thurston,
Roger Widdrington Whinfield.

In Natural Sciences.

Philip Saffery Evans, Jr.,
Lewis Fox Frissell,
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.

In History.

Ralph DeForest Tucker,
Selden Williams Tyler.

In Ancient Languages.

John Joseph Dunn.

In Modern Languages.

Clement George Clarke,
William Adams Delano,
William Henry Ferris,
Burton Jesse Hendrick.

144

PRIZES AWARDED IN THE SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

Undergraduate Scholars of the House, Yale College, for 1895-'96

THOMAS GLASBY WATERMAN SCHOLARS—Class of 1896, Maitland Griggs. Class of 1897, Wendell P. Keller.

SCOTT HURTT SCHOLAR—Class of 1896, Addison S. Pratt.

WOOLSEY SCHOLAR—Class of 1896, John M. Gaines.

WOOLSEY SCHOLAR—Class of 1897, Nathan A. Smyth.

SCOTT HURTT SCHOLAR—Class of 1897, Walter D. Makepeace.

DANIEL LORD, JR., SCHOLARSHIP—Class of 1896, Lewis P. Sheldon.

HURLBURT SCHOLAR—Class of 1898, Morrell W. Gaines.

THIRD FRESHMAN SCHOLAR—Class of 1898, Robert E. Hume.

WOOLSEY SCHOLAR—Class of 1898, Henry B. Wright.

Prizes Awarded in the Sheffield Scientific School

June, 1895.

CLASS OF 1895.

FOR EXCELLENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING—The prize awarded to Isaac Wheeler Geer, Central Village, Conn., with honorable mention of Alexander Cahn, New Haven, Conn.

FOR EXCELLENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING—The prize awarded to Grosvenor N. Allen, Kenwood, N. Y.

THE BELKNAP PRIZE FOR EXCELLENCE IN GEOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY—The prize awarded to Harry Gideon Wells, Chicago, Ill., with honorable mention of Harry W. Foote, New Haven, Conn.; Robert W. Hall, New Haven, Conn.; and Philip Dowell, Galva, Ill.

Students distinguished in the Department of Military Science, whose names will be published in the *United States Army Register* for 1896—John Staige Davis, San Antonio, Tex.; George Webber Mixter, New Haven, Conn.; Henry Hollister Robinson, Hartford, Conn.

CLASS OF 1896.

FOR EXCELLENCE IN ALL THE MATHEMATICS OF JUNIOR YEAR—The prize divided between Clarence Lyman Collins, 2d, New Haven, Conn., and Richard Shelton Kirby, Port Chester, N. Y., with honorable mention of Lemuel Robert Hopton, New Haven, Conn.

FOR EXCELLENCE IN GERMAN—The prize awarded to Clarence Lyman Collins, 2d, New Haven, Conn.

CLASS OF 1897.

FOR EXCELLENCE IN ALL THE STUDIES OF THE FRESHMAN YEAR—The prize awarded to Edson Allen Hoffman, Frankfort, Ky., with honorable mention of Robert Carr Lanphier, Springfield, Ill., and John Walter Best, Denver, Col.

FOR EXCELLENCE IN PHYSICS—Edson Allen Hoffman, Frankfort, Ky., with honorable mention of Clarence Hoyt Stilson, Jr., New Haven, Conn.; John Walter Best, Denver, Col.; George Paul Wisdom, Chicago, Ill.

149

HISTORICAL MEMORABILIA.

Poets.

'83, J. M. Lewis.

'84, E. Welles.

'85, C. E. Cushing.

'86, C. M. Lewis.

'87, W. McCormick.

'88, P. F. Solley.

Orators.

F. O. Leonard.

H. M. Wolf.

F. R. Shipman.

Evans Woollen.

J. R. Sheffield.

O. S. Isbell.

Poets.

'89, T. W. Buchanan.

'90, A. W. Colton.

'91, L. H. Tucker.

'92, H. B. Hinckley.

'93, R. M. Gibbs.

'94, E. B. Reed.

'95, W. A. Moore.

Orators.

H. W. Wells.

W. A. DeCamp.

F. T. Brown.

H. R. Rathbone.

L. A. Welles.

J. L. Hall.

C. G. Clarke.

Fence Orators

Orators.

'878, J. B. Porter, '80.

'879, Isaac Bromley, '81.

'880, A. P. French, '82.

'881, C. S. Foote, '83.

'882, A. P. Wilder, '84.

'883, L. B. Gleason, '85.

'884, F. E. Wing, '86.

'885, C. M. Hinckle, '87.

'886, W. H. Fitzgerald, '88.

Respondents.

Sherman Evarts, '81.

Barclay Johnson, '82.

Harold Vernon, '83.

A. P. Wilder, '84.

E. L. Richards, Jr., '85.

H. W. Petriken, '86.

C. M. Hinckle, '87.

W. H. Fitzgerald, '88.

L. C. duPont, '89.

Orators.

'887, C. S. King, '89.

'888, Stowe Phelps, '90.

'889, Albert Lee, '91.

'890, H. A. Bayne, '92.

'891, F. W. Yates, '93.

'892, E. B. Reed, '94.

'893, F. B. Harrison, '95.

'894, A. P. Stokes, Jr., '96.

'895, C. B. DeCamp, '97.

Respondents.

S. Phelps, '90.

Albert Lee, '91.

H. A. Bayne, '92.

J. T. Robinson, '93.

E. B. Reed, '94.

F. B. Harrison, '95.

A. P. Stokes, Jr., '96.

T. L. Clarke, '97.

W. N. Vaile, '98.

Recipients of the Wooden Spoon

'852, Henry C. Blakeslee.

'853, Joseph A. Welch.

'854, Alexander H. Gunn.

'855, D. L. Huntington.

'856, Sidney E. Morse.

'857, Samuel Scoville.

'859, Henry Boies.

'860, Edward C. Holden.

'861, Stanford Newell.

'862, Robert K. Weeks.

'863, G. C. S. Southworth.

'864, M. D. C. Borden.

'865, G. Todd Ford.

'866, Charles F. Brown.

'867, James M. Allen.

'868, Coburn D. Berry.

'869, J. C. Eno.

'870, H. A. Cleveland.

'871, R. B. Lea.

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Senior Society

William M. Beard,
Alexander Brown,
Ward Cheney,
Wm. Redmond Cross,
J. G. H. de Sibour,
Maitland Griggs,
McKee Dunn McKee,

Frederick E. Weyerhaeuser.

James B. Neale,
Winthrop D. Smith,
Anson P. Stokes, Jr.,
Samuel Thorne, Jr.,
S. Brinckerhoff Thorne,
Ralph B. Treadway,
Edward L. Trudeau, Jr.,

Senior Society

Eugene D. Alexander,
Thomas F. Archbald,
Alfred H. Belo, Jr.,
Walter H. Clark,
Alexander S. Cochran,
Alfred L. Curtiss,
J. Frederick Eagle,

Howland Twombly.

Walter H. Ford,
James H. Knapp,
Frederick C. Lee,
Cyrus F. Mackey,
George Y. McLean,
Walter P. Paret,
Philip C. Peck,

University Society

Φ·Γ·Δ·

Robert J. Woodruff,
Daniel M. Brinsmade,
Carlos C. Heard,
Thomas J. Bergin,
Norman E. Ditman,
Alvord M. Hunt,
Augustus H. Eggers,

Harry L. Hoffmann,
Augustus G. Ruggles,
Hubert H. Aimes,
Oswald L. Simpson,
Richard U. Strong,
Clinton T. Bissell,
Jerome H. Koehler,

S. S. S. Society

William B. Dean, Jr.,
Earnest A. Edwards,
Dudley B. Deming,
Holmes C. Jackson,
Henry Hooker,
Lemuel R. Hopton,
Howell R. Hanson.

James H. Welch, Jr.,

Robert C. Lanphier,
Benjamin F. Mansfield,
Frank G. Palmer,
Robert H. Perdue,
Frederick M. Terrill,
Adolph G. Hupfel, Jr.,
Paul D. Wright,

S. S. S. Society

Edward A. Bredt,
Clifford H. Buckingham,
Ernest H. Cady,
Edward W. Carlton,
W. Scott Cameron,
Franck G. Darte,
George H. Flinn,
Winsor P. French,

Clarence B. Sturges.

Thomas H. Gillespie,
John F. Havemever,
Charles W. Leland,
Robert Mitchell, Jr.,
Edward B. Morris,
Robert Morrison,
William B. Nisbet,
Thaddeus B. Ryman,

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.

Best Intercollegiate Records

<table><thead><tr><th>EVENT.</th><th>RECORD.</th><th>WINNER.</th><th>COLLEGE.</th><th>YEAR.</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>100 Yards Dash,</td><td>10 secs.,</td><td>L. H. Carey,</td><td>Princeton,</td><td>1891.</td></tr><tr><td>220 Yards Dash,</td><td>21 4-5 secs.,</td><td>L. H. Carey,</td><td>Princeton,</td><td>1891.</td></tr><tr><td>440 Yards Run,</td><td>49 1-2 secs.,</td><td>G. B. Shattuck,</td><td>Amherst,</td><td>1891.</td></tr><tr><td>Half Mile Run,</td><td>1 m. 57 1-5 secs.,</td><td>W. C. Dohm,</td><td>Princeton,</td><td>1890.</td></tr><tr><td>One Mile Run,</td><td>4 m. 23 3-5 secs.,</td><td>G. W. Orton,</td><td>U. of Pa.,</td><td>1895.</td></tr><tr><td>120 Yards Hurdle,</td><td>15 4-5 secs.,</td><td>H. L. Williams,</td><td>Yale,</td><td>1891.</td></tr><tr><td>220 Yards Hurdle,</td><td>25 1-5 secs.,</td><td>H. L. Williams,</td><td>Yale,</td><td>1891.</td></tr><tr><td>Two Mile Bicycle,</td><td>5 m. 15 secs.,</td><td>F. W. Sims,</td><td>Swarthmore,</td><td>1894.</td></tr><tr><td>One Mile Walk,</td><td>6 m. 52 4-5 secs.,</td><td>F. A. Borcherling,</td><td>Princeton,</td><td>1892.</td></tr><tr><td>Running Broad Jump,</td><td>22 ft. 11 1-4 in.,</td><td>Victor Mapes,</td><td>Columbia,</td><td>1891.</td></tr><tr><td>Running High Jump,</td><td>6 ft. 1-2 in.,</td><td>G. R. Fearing,</td><td>Harvard,</td><td>1892.</td></tr><tr><td>Putting Shot,</td><td>42 ft. 11 1-2 in.,</td><td>W. O. Hickok,</td><td>Yale,</td><td>1895.</td></tr><tr><td>Pole Vault,</td><td>11 ft. 2 3-4 in.,</td><td>C. T. Bucholz,</td><td>U. of Pa.,</td><td>1895.</td></tr><tr><td>Throwing Hammer,</td><td>135 ft. 7 1-2 in.,</td><td>W. O. Hickok,</td><td>Yale,</td><td>1895.</td></tr></tbody></table>

Inter-University Track Cup Association

MEMBERS—YALE AND HARVARD.

Fifth Annual Field Meeting

At Cambridge, Mass., May 20, 1895.

<table><thead><tr><th>EVENT.</th><th>WINNER.</th><th>TIME, HEIGHT OR<br>DISTANCE.</th><th>SECOND PLACE.</th><th>THIRD PLACE.</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>100 Yards Dash,</td><td>W. M. Richards, Y.,</td><td>10 2-5 secs.,</td><td>L. W. Redpath, H.,</td><td>M. G. Gontermian, H.</td></tr><tr><td>220 Yards Dash,</td><td>W. M. Richards, Y.,</td><td>22 2-5 secs.,</td><td>L. W. Redpath, H.,</td><td>H. R. Storrs, H.</td></tr><tr><td>440 Yards Run,</td><td>N. W. Bingham, Jr., H.,</td><td>51 3-5 secs.,</td><td>N. B. Marshall, H.,</td><td>W. H. Vincent, H.</td></tr><tr><td>880 Yards Run,</td><td>E. Hollister, H.,</td><td>1 m. 58 2-5 secs.,</td><td>W. H. Vincent, H.,</td><td>P. W. Crane, Y.</td></tr><tr><td>One Mile Run,</td><td>J. E. Morgan, Y.,</td><td>4 m. 37 secs.,</td><td>H. Emerson, H.,</td><td>W. H. Wadhams, Y.</td></tr><tr><td>One Mile Walk,</td><td>F. C. Thrall, Y.,</td><td>7 m. 15 3-5 secs.,</td><td>C. D. Drew, H.,</td><td>J. D. Phillips, H.</td></tr><tr><td>120 Yards Hurdle,</td><td>G. B. Hatch, Y.,</td><td>16 2-5 secs.,</td><td>E. H. Cady, Y.,</td><td>E. C. Perkins, Y.</td></tr><tr><td>220 Yards Hurdle,</td><td>J. L. Bremer, H.,</td><td>25 3-5 secs.,</td><td>E. H. Cady, Y.,</td><td>E. C. Perkins, Y.</td></tr><tr><td>Two Mile Bicycle Race,</td><td>E. Hill, Y.,</td><td>5 m. 12 3-5 secs.,</td><td>F. S. Elliott, H.,</td><td>C. E. Peck, Y.</td></tr><tr><td>Running High Jump,</td><td>C. J. Paine, H.,</td><td>5 ft. 9 3-8 in.,</td><td>J. H. Thompson, Y.,</td><td>W. E. Putnam, H.</td></tr><tr><td>Running Broad Jump,</td><td>L. P. Sheldon, Y.,</td><td>22 ft. 5 1-2 in.,</td><td>A. Stickney, H.,</td><td>R. Mitchell, Y.</td></tr><tr><td>Pole Vault,</td><td>W. W. Hoyt, H.,</td><td>11 ft.,</td><td>H. Thomas, Y.,</td><td>G. N. Allen, Y.</td></tr><tr><td>Throwing 16-lb. Hammer,</td><td>W. O. Hickok, Y.,</td><td>129 ft. 5 1-2 in.,</td><td>H. P. Cross, Y.,</td><td>C. Chadwick, Y.</td></tr><tr><td>Putting 16-lb. Shot.</td><td>W. O. Hickok, Y.,</td><td>44 ft. 1 1-2 in.,</td><td>A. Brown, Y.,</td><td>K. K. Kubli, H.</td></tr></tbody></table>

<table><thead><tr><th></th><th>1st.</th><th>2d</th><th>3d.</th><th>Points.</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Yale,</td><td>9</td><td>6</td><td>8</td><td>65</td></tr><tr><td>Harvard,</td><td>5</td><td>8</td><td>6</td><td>47</td></tr></tbody></table>

<table><tbody><tr><td>Team race won by Yale.</td><td></td></tr><tr><td>I. M. Jordan, '95,</td><td>A. Pond, Jr., '96, S., F. E. Wade, '96,</td><td>S. K. Gerard, '97.</td></tr></tbody></table>

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Promenade Committee

'97 Junior Promenade Committee

C. M. FINCKE, Chairman.
E. E. GARRISON, Floor Manager.
C. E. Heffelfinger,
F. T. Murphy,
G. C. Brooke,
Dean Sage, Jr.,
J. S. Wheelwright, 2d,
D. V. Sutphin,
L. M. Bass.

'96 Junior Promenade Committee

A. E. FOOTE, Chairman.
A. P. STOKES, JR., Floor Manager.
M. Griggs,
J. G. H. de Sibour,
W. S. Miller,
H. Twombly,
S. B. Thorne, Jr.,
R. B. Treadway,
J. B. Neale.

'98 Sophomore German Committee

G. PARKER, Chairman.
H. D. Gallaudet,
G. G. Schreiber,
F. H. Simmons,
R. M. Crosby.

Junior Promenade Officers

Chairmen.

1872. ____

1873. ____

1874. ____

1875. D. A. Jones,

1876. J. Porter,

1877. N. U. Walker,

1878. H. C. Hollister,

1879. J. D. Torreyson,

1880. N. G. Osborn,

1881. J. B. Dimmick,

1882. A. P. French,

1883. F. W. Rogers,

Floor Managers.

L. L. Boomer.

S. L. Boyce.

T. P. Wicks.

F. H. Jones.

C. Johnston.

F. J. Stimson.

C. H. Morgan.

J. O. Perrin.

W. R. Innis.

Henry Ives.

W. P. Eno.

E. B. Frost.

Chairmen.

1884. T. G. Lawrance,

1885. S. R. Bertron,

1886. T. Darling,

1887. J. Rogers,

1888. S. J. Walker,

1889. H. S. Robinson,

1890. A. G. McClintock,

1891. G. B. Hoppin,

1892. T. L. McClung,

1893. Francis Parsons,

1894. Thomas Cochran, Jr.,

1895. William Sloane,

1896. A. E. Foote,

Floor Managers.

D. H. Wilcox.

H. S. Brooks.

E. C. Lambert.

J. R. Sheffield.

E. Allen.

W. L. Armstrong.

S. Phelps.

G. S. Brewster.

H. A. Bayne.

A. S. Chisholm.

H. P. Whitney.

F. B. Harrison.

A. P. Stokes, Jr.

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Exeter Club

Officers

<table><tr><td>R. B. TREADWAY, '96,</td><td>President.</td></tr><tr><td>F. C. LEE, '96,</td><td>Vice-President.</td></tr><tr><td>A. J. DRAPER, '97,</td><td>Secretary and Treasurer.</td></tr></table>

Members

G. L. Buist, Jr., '96,
J. A. Carley, '96,
L. R. Conklin, '96,
W. P. Conly, '96,
Emile Godchaux, '96,
F. C. Lee, '96,
M. D. McKee, '96,
A. J. Squires, '96,
A. C. Tilton, '96,
R. B. Treadway, '96,
W. G. Vincent, '96,
A. J. Draper, '97,

T. D. McDonald, '97,
F. C. Yeomans, '97,
J. L. Forepaugh, '96, S.,
W. F. Forepaugh, '96, S.,
S. L. Quinby, '96, S.,
E. F. Bell, '98,
E. I. Butler, '98,
W. P. Callanan, '98,
F. G. Dresser, '98,
W. Godchaux, '98,
D. L. Hebard, '98,
I. M. Massey, Jr., '98,

A. G. Ward, '98,
C. B. Benedict, Jr., '97, S.,
J. F. Bonnell, '97, S.,
G. U. Clausen, '97, S.,
W. P. French, '97, S.,
L. B. Hamlin, '97, S.,
L. E. Voorheis, '97, S.,
L. J. Durbin, '99,
S. Gilman, '99,
H. H. Tomkins, Jr., '99,
F. D. Vincent, '99,
G. W. Belden, L. S.

275

St. Mark's Club

Members

L. S.

J. S. Jenkins, '96.
'96.

J. B. Tailer.
'97.

R. F. Ely,
C. Gillette,
W. L. Goodwin,
C. F. Mosle,
R. Tytus.

'96, S.

G. T. Nicholas.
'98.

J. W. Wadsworth, Jr.,
F. Wickes,
F. Kernochan,
E. Hale, Jr.,
W. R. Betts,
H. R. Winthrop, Jr.,
J. R. Livermore,

B. Clark,
E. B. King,
G. Morris, Jr.,
R. J. Turnbull, Jr.
'97, S.
L. L. Lorillard, Jr.,
H. S. Pickands,
C. Colgate.
'99.
C. F. Sweet.

'98, S.

C. P. Hatch,
H. F. Benjamin,
A. S. Post, Jr.,
G. H. Humphreys, Jr.,
B. R. Ruggles,
R. Martin,
C. M. Raymond.

Hill School Club

Members

Russell Colgate, '96,
A. H. Belo, Jr., '96,
C. L. Fincke, '96,
J. S. Brittain, Jr., '96,
W. P. Field, '96,
W. L. Helfenstein, '96,

E. T. Bell, Jr., '96, S.,
G. P. Putnam, Jr., '96, S.,
A. N. Jerrems, '96, S.,
J. T. Drummond, Jr., '96, S.,
J. L. Crawford, '96, S.,
C. A. Mabie, '96, S.,

Wm. Darrach, '97,
C. M. Fincke, '97.
Philip Van Ingen, '97,
Huntington Wilson, '97,
J. H. Winterbotham, '97,
T. B. Davis, Jr., '97, S.,

Graham Douglass, '98,
Walter Meigs, '98,
R. B. Glaenzer, '98,
P. W. Hamill, '98,
G. H. Myers, '98,
Lawrence Fitch, '98.

Cleveland Club

Members

E. L. Davis, '96,
F. W. Gaines, '96,
W. J. Starkweather, Jr., '96,
T. M. Cobb, '97,
N. C. King, '96, S.,
O. H. Miller, '96, S.,
R. H. Perdue, '96, S.,
H. C. Webster, '96, S.,
J. P. Burton, '96, S.,

W. W. Andrews, '98,
J. C. Brooks, '98,
W. K. Chisholm, '98,
R. H. Crowell, '98,
L. Hitchcock, '98,
J. C. McLaughlin, '98,
C. T. Payne, '98,
G. J. Wesley, '98,
L. M. Williams, '98,

F. E. Williamson, '98,
R. Hitchcock, '97, S.,
H. S. Pickands, '97, S.,
H. B. Tuttle, '97, S.,
G. D. Gordon, '98, S.,
H. C. Lee, '98, S.,
C. A. Brayton, Jr., '99,
H. W. Chambers, '99,

W. E. Curtiss, '99,
W. S. Hannon, '99,
M. C. Harvey, '99,
J. H. Kitchen, '99,
H. G. Otis, '99,
C. A. Powers, '99,
C. A. Squire, '99,
M. A. Watterson, '99.

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Yale Hawaiian Club

S. E. Damon, '96, President.
H. Twombly, '96,
W. D. Baldwin, '97,

C. M. Cooke, Jr., '97,
W. G. Cooke, '97,
A. F. Judd, Jr., '97,

J. R. Judd, '97,
A. D. Baldwin, '98,
H. Bingham, '98,

C. H. Cooke, '97, S.,
C. F. Peterson, L. S.,
A. A. Wilder, L. S.

Yale Buffalo Club

Officers

T. M. GOWANS, '96,
E. M. SICARD, '97,
S. S. SPENCER, 97, S.,
T. WRIGHT, 99,
A. C. GOODYEAR, '99,

President.
First Vice-President.
Second Vice-President.
Secretary.
Treasurer.

Members

K. Ball, '96,
G. S. Buck, '96,
W. P. Conly, '96,
T. M. Gowans, '96,
J. D. Sawyer, '96,
J. W. Wickenden, '96,
J. W. Alport, '97,

W. S. Hubbell, Jr., '97,
E. M. Sicard, '97,
A. S. French, '97, S.,
J. L. Hitchcock, '97, S.,
G. B. Rich, Jr., '97, S.,
J. M. Satterfield, 97, S.,
S. S. Spencer, Jr., 97, S.,

W. F. Gibson, '98, S.,
P. E. Letchworth, '98, S.,
J. S. McFarland, '98, S.,
A. B. Watson, '98, S.,
W. D. Cushman, '99,
M. D. Eames, '99,

A. C. Goodyear, 99,
W. C. Hodge, Jr., '99,
W. C. Holland, '99,
A. S. Mann, '99,
J. H. Morey, '99,
T. Wright, '99.

Yale Colorado Club

Officers

LYMAN METCALFE BASS, '97,
WORRALL WILSON, '97,
JOHN HENRY PORTER, '97, S.,

Members

J. M. Gaines, '96,
A. B. Adams, '96, S.,
R. W. Harrington, '96, S.,
A. W. Pearce, '96, S.,
L. M. Bass, '97,
E. E. Garrison, '97,
G. Hughes, '97,
Albert Silverstein, '97,

C. H. Studinski, '97,
Worrall Wilson, '97,
J. W. Best, '97, S.,
J. H. Porter, '97, S.,
M. W. Gaines, '98,
W. M. Hartshorn, 98,
P. H. Holme, '98,

G. D. Montgomery, '98,
W. N. Vaile, '98,
W. F. B. Berger, '99,
A. E. Jones, Jr., '99,
F. H. Morley, '99,
H. B. Teller, '99,
C. B. Tinker, '99,

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Ernest Knaebel, L. S.,
G. K. Olmsted, L. S.,
W. M. Tibbs, L. S.,
F. L. Chase, Assistant,
W. W. Nichols, Instructor,
Guy V. Thompson, Tutor.

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David B. Oliver, Jr.,
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Earle R. Marvin,

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Charles E. Lea,
Claude H. Miller,
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Clarence H. Cooke,
John J. Hewitt,
Willard P. Lindley,
Franklin H. Miller,

303

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Joseph Percy Drake,
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OHIO RIVER AND CHARLESTON RAILWAY

is destined to play a prominent part. When finished it will form a direct route from the Ohio River to the lower Atlantic seaboard, traversing a region rich in natural resources.

For information concerning the country or the railroad, add address

SAMUEL HUNT, Pres.
Cincinnati, Ohio,

J. J. COLLIER, Secy.,
Philadelphia, Pa.

A. N. MOLESWORTH, Supt.,
Tennessee Division, Johnson City, Tenn.

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CHARLES REED,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN . . . .

Fresh Fish,
Oysters,
Lobsters, Etc.

69 CHURCH STREET,
Opposite Post Office.

H. W. SMITH, Manager.

ADOLPH SCHNEIDER,
Successor to OTTO HINTZ,
Students' Shoe Works,
Sporting Shoes a Specialty.
1174 CHAPEL, COR. PARK STREET.

THE SMEDLEY COMPANY,
General Transfer Agents and Forwarders.

Special Trucks with Modern Apparatus, and Experienced Men
For Moving Boilers, Machinery, Safes, Pianos, Etc.

Freight Consigned to Our Care Will Receive Prompt Attention.

GOODS TAKEN ON STORAGE.

STAGES FURNISHED FOR PARTIES, ETC.,
High Class Horses on Sale at Sale Stables, 164 Brewery St.
Consignments Received Weekly.

OFFICE,
313 State St.

STOREHOUSE,
173 Brewery St.

FREIGHT OFFICE,
83 Long Wharf.

S. LOEB, ♦ ♦ ♦

♦ GENTLEMEN'S ♦

♦ ♦ FURNISHINGS.

♦
ATHLETIC
GOODS
A
SPECIALTY.

803 Chapel Street,
NEW HAVEN, CT.

The Forsyth
Dyeing, Laundrying & Bleaching Co.

OFFICES:
878 AND 645 CHAPEL STREET.

Wm. F. Knapp & Co.,
CARPETS
CLEANED

BY THE NEW SYSTEM
(COMPRESSED AIR.)

Work Done at Short Notice.
Carpets Made Over.

106 Court St., New Haven, Conn.

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WHITE LOAF FLOUR

The perfect flour, WHITE LOAF BRAND, makes the most loaves and the whitest loaf of bread of any flour in the market. If you want the best, buy **White Loaf Flour**.

CELLULOID STARCH

The finest Laundry Starch in the world. Sold only in packages; requires no cooking; will not blister the linen nor stick to the iron. It has no equal.

The NUTMEG BRAND of Canned Vegetables, Fish and Fruits is the highest grade of goods packed.

Trade supplied by

BRYAN, MINER & READ,
NEW HAVEN, - - - - CONN.

The Old Broadway Paper Store,
Corner York and Elm Streets,

Carries a Large and Select Stock of

WALL
PAPERS

of the Latest Design.

Also Paints, Oil, Varnish, Glass, etc.

Paperhanging, Decorating and Painting in all its branches done at short notice

Walcott G. Huntington.

F. E. Harding & Co.,

Wholesale and Commission Dealers in

FRESH

FISH

FROZEN

LOBSTERS, ETC.

No. 30 T Wharf, = = BOSTON.

TELEPHONE, 789 HAYMARKET

Special attention given to Schools and Colleges.

THE CHAMBERLAIN
FURNITURE AND MANTEL CO.,

46, 48, 50 ORANGE STREET.
87, 89, 91 CROWN STREET.

The Richard P. Sternberg Co.,

OPTICIANS

Full Line of Drawing Instruments and
Materials.

Glasses made to order from doctors'
prescriptions a specialty.

All kinds of repairing done. Satisfaction guaranteed. Reasonable prices.
30 years' experience.

1006 Chapel Street (opposite Osborn Hall),
NEW HAVEN, - - - - - CONN.

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THE E. S. GREELEY & Co.,

5-7

DEY STREET,

NEW YORK.

Manufacturers, Importers
and Dealers . . . . .

Electrical Measurement Instruments

AND

Standard Text Instruments.

TELEGRAPH, TELEPHONE, ELECTRIC LIGHT, RAILWAY, POWER AND GENERAL
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. EXPERIMENTERS' SUPPLIES,
ELECTRIC BELLS, BURGLAR ALARMS, MEDICAL APPARATUS, BATTERIES, LAMPS,
ETC., ETC., ETC.

Send for Copy of our Electrical Measurement Instrument Catalogue.

THE L. C. BATES CO.,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

Butter, Cheese, Eggs,
Codfish, Lard, Pickles, Etc.

46-52 GEORGE ST., NEW HAVEN, CONN.

Agents for Franklin County Creamery, St. Albans, Vt., the Largest Creamery in the World.

Newspapers and Periodicals

Delivered at Students' Rooms.

A Full Line of Stationery, Text Books, and Novelties always on hand. Yale Flags made to order at short notice at

YALE NEWS STORE,
976 Chapel Street.

MODERN FACILITIES.
HIGH-GRADE WORK.

CLARENCE H. RYDER,

Printer,

SOCIETY PRINTING
A SPECIALTY.

70-74 CENTER STREET,
Bet. Church and Temple.

UNIVERSITY MEN interested in the publication of books or periodicals will do well to try this house when wishing the BEST WORK.

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ESTABLISHED 1875.

The Yale...

THE C. H. MILLER CO.

172 and 174 Crown Street, New Haven, Conn.

Loan Office of William A. Kirk

1002 CHAPEL STREET, Room No. 1.

MONEY ADVANCED

On Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry
and Personal Property.

All Business
Strictly Confidential

NEW HAVEN, CONN.

M. JACOBS

Merchant Tailor,

22 Centre Street, New Haven, Conn.

Suits, $20; Overcoats $20 and upward.

SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON EARLY ORDERS.

CLEANING AND REPAIRING AT SHORT NOTICE.

H. GOLDBAUM...

Opposite Yale Gymnasium,

Special Rates to Yale Students on Suits.

I. WEINBERG, MANAGER.

Formerly with Parsons, Scarlett & Co., Fifth Avenue, N. Y.

Club Cafe,

146 Park Street.

Sample and Lunch Room
For Gents.

Stony Creek and Lighthouse Oysters opened to order.
Families supplied. Lemonade with a record.

Oysters—Raw, Stewed, Fried. Sardines, Welsh Rare-bits, Golden Buck.

WILLIAM FLEMING, Proprietor,

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There's a **Richmond** in the Field

We have THE WHEEL for '96.
The most critical satisfied.
Complete in ever detail.
Graceful in design.
Durable, rigid.

There's a
There's a

Richmond

in the field

in the field

Our Reputation
is based on
Material and Construction,
not on
RECORDS.

Richmond Bicycle Co.

EASTERN BRANCH:
97 Chambers St., New York.
Allerton-Clarke Co.,
Sales Agents,

Factory and General Offices,

RICHMOND, IND.

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