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Coggeshall Frederic, C. 35
Cole Allaniah Davis, A. B., W. 25 Collins Clinton, 20 Holyoke
Collins Edward Lyon, Beck Hall 4 Colony John Joslin, T. 44
Cook Robert George, M. 17 COOKE JOSIAH PARSONS, A.M. LL. D., Erving Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy, and Director of the Chemical Labora- tory, 25 Quincy
Coolidge Archibald Cary, Wads- worth House 5
Coolidge David Hill, H'y 24
Coolidge Frederic Shurtleff, M. 9 Coolidge Herman Timothy, S. 19 Coolidge Sidney, H'ke 9
Cooper Frederic Taber. M. 15
Corey Arthur Deloraine, 373 Har- vard
Costello Daniel, Quincy
Cotter Jolin Jerome, C. 37
Cowdin Winthrop, Beck Hall 34
Cox Benjamin Francis, Little's blk., 15
Coxe Henry Brinton, 37 Brattle
Craig Timothy Currier, G. 6
Craigin George Arthur, H'ke 34
Cram George Washington, 83 Pros- pect
Crocker Adams, M. 11
Crocker Kendall Fox, 10 Frisbie pl. CROSWELL JAMES GREEN-
LEAF, A. B., Professor of Greek and Latin, 28 Holyoke
Cummings Arthur Mark, Maplewood Cunningham Alan, D. 39
Cunningham Guy, G. 4
Currier Charles Francis Adams, S. 6
Currier Wilton Lincoln, C. 10
Curtis Hamilton Rowan, Beck Hall, 45
Cushing Grafton Dulany, Little's block, 17
Cushing John Newmarch, T. 24
Cushman Charles Allerton, 301 Main Cushman Lysander Wm., A. B., D. 23
Daly Eugene Vincent, C. 42 Dana Francis Bryden, Felton build- ing ɔ̃
Dane John, Felton bldg. 18
DANFORTH ALLEN, A. M .. Bur- sar, Wadsworth House 7
Daniels Wm. Peck, 14 Ware
Davenport Albert Dudley, C. 57 & 58
Davidge Walter Dorsey, 19 Irving Davidson Geo. Fauntleroy, 20 Pres- cott
Davidson Thomas Drummond, 20 Prescott
DAVIS ARTHUR GORHAM, Keep- er of Corporation Accounts and Records. 70 Water, Boston
Davis Bancroft Gherardi, H. 29 Davis Wm. Edward, 34 Mellen
DAVIS WM. MORRIS, M. E., In- structor in Geology, 2 Bond Dawson Thos. Cleland, C. 70 Day Arthur Kehew, C. 6
Dean Frank Lincoln, 26 Holyoke Delano Frederick Adrian, H'y 8 Delone Chas. Joseph, C. 31
Denny Daniel, Little's block 31 De Veau Frederick Clinton, M. 54 Dewey Wm. Richardson, H'ke 14
Dexter Gordon, 42 Brattle
Dexter Phillip, 404 Harvard Dickerman Frank Elliot, H. 30
Dickinson David Taggart, 135 Wash
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Dickey Hugh Thompson, Beck Hall 7 Dike Harrison, Hilton block 30 Drake Harrie Beckman, 16 Ash Drane l'aul Shipman, 36 North Av. DRAPER FRANK WINTHROP, A. B., M. D., Assistant Professor of Legal Medicine, 36 Worcester, Boston
Draper Wm. Franklin, W. 1
Draper Wmn. Kinnicutt, H'y 15
Dresel Ellis Loring, Little's block 1
Duane Russell, G. 2
Dudley Albertus True, C. 11
Dudley James Willard, C. 11
DUNBAR CHAS. FRANKLIN, A. B., Professor of Political Econo- my, 14 Highland
Dunham Theodore, H'ke 35
Dwight Henry Hyde, S. 24
Dwight Percy David, T. 5
DWIGHT THOMAS, A. B., M. D., Parkman Professor of Anatomy, 235 Beacon, Boston
DYER LOUIS, A. B., Asst. Prof. of Greek and Latin, 104 Mt. Au- burn
EDES ROBERT THAXTER, A. B., M. D., Jackson Professor of Clinical Medicine, 76 Marlborough, Boston
Edgar Herman LeRoy, 404 Harvard Edgerly Edw. Tyler, M. 10
Edgerly Walter Howard, H'ke 13 Edson Carroll Everett, C. 54 Edwards Henry, Felt n bldg. 31
Eldredge Wm. Skinner, 2 Divinity Avenue
Elgutter Chas. Stanford, Felton bldg. 12
ELIOT CHAS. WM., L. L. D., President, and Professor of Ger- man, 17 Quincy
ELIOT SAM'L ATKINS, A. B., Proctor, G. 43
Elkins Wendell Phillips, C. 52
EMERTON EPHRAIM, Ph. D., Winn Prof. of Ecclesiastical His- tory, 58 Shepard
Emery Edward Stanley, W. 32 Emery Sheldon, Hilton block 11 Endicott Wm., W. 39
EUSTIS HENRY LAWRENCE, A. M., Professor of Engineering, and Dean of the Scientific Faculty, 29 Kirkland
EVERETT CHAS. CARROLL, D. D., Bussey Professor of Theology, and Dean of the Divinity Faculty, 53 Gar 'en Ewald Carl Adolf, C. 12
FARLOW WILLIAM GILSON, A.M., M.D., Professor of Crypto- gamic Botany
Farnum Chas. Ernest, Felton bldg. 1 Faulkner Arthur, 1 Holyoke
Faulkner John Charles, T. 27 Faulkner William Edward, T. 27 FAXON WALTER, A. B., S. D.,
Assistant Professor Zoology, 46 Trowbridge
Fay Chas. Simpkins, Hilton blk., 16 Fay Irving Wetherbee, 12 N. Main Natick
Fechheimer Samuel Marcus, Hilton block 6
Federhen Herbert Melancthon, Fel- ton building 1
Felton Cornelius Conway, T. 1
Ferry Ebenezer Hayward, H. 10
Fessenden Edward Fox, Hilton block 12 Fessenden Sewall Henry, H'ke 49 FILLEBROWN THOMAS, D. M.
D., Professor of Operative Den- tistry, 134 Boylston, Boston Fisk Frederic Daniell, M. 45 Fisk George Herbert, T. 5 Fisk James Lyman, M. 45
FISK LYMAN BEECHER, A. B., Auditor of Dining Association, 7 Sumner
Fiske Edward, 25 Holyoke
Fiske Robert Francis. M. 28
FITZ REGINALD HEBER, A.M., M.D., Shattuck Professor of Pa- thological Anatomy, 18 Arlington, Boston
Flagg Elisha, Little's block 27
Fletcher Chas. Ruel, 144 Cambridge Fletcher Jefferson Butler, M. 23 Fogg Francis Brinley, M. 38
FOLSOM CHARLES FOLLEN, A. M., M. D., Assistant Professor of Mental Diseases, 15 Marlbor- ough, Boston
Folsom Paul Foster, M. 44
Foote Robert Dumont, Hilton blk. 22 Forchheimer Walter, H'y 14
Forsyth Walter Greenwood, Felton building 8
Foss George Edmond, T. 15
Foster Chauncey Charles, M. 54
Foster George Medary, 36 Irving
Foster George Waldo, G. 3
Foster Samuel Lynde, T. 32
Fowler Wm. Everett, 32 North av. Franc Henry, 36 Irving
Francis Carleton Shurtleff, 14 Plymp- ton
Fraser Henry Edward, C. 60
Frederiksen Ditley Gothard Monrad, T. 42 French Amos Tuck, Beck Hall 46 Friend Charles, 73 Brattle
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Frost Frank Ravenel, Little's blk. 3 Frost Lewis Pierce, T. 16
Frost Robert Warner, G. 46 Frothingham Paul Revere, H'ke 28 Frye James Albert, 1 Holyoke Fuller Albert, Felton building 15 Fuller Robert Higginson, T. 66 Fullerton William Morton, Waltham Furber George Pope, T. 63 Furness Horace Howard, 5 Linden Furness William Henry, 5 Linden
Gage Thomas Hovey, G. 26 Gale Herbert Elbridge, Felton bldg. 21
Gale William Wakefield, 11 Sumner Gallivan James Ambrose, 37 Bolton, South Boston
Gallivan William Joseph, 37 Bolton, South Boston
Gardner Augustus Peabody, 16 Win- throp
Garrison Lloyd McKin, H'ke 23 GATES LEWIS EDWARDS, A. B., Proctor, H'ke 33 Gay Arthur Park, 17 Story
Gersdorff George Bruno de, T. 36
GIBBS WOLCOTT, M,D., LL.D., Rumford Professor and Lecturer on the Application of Science to the Useful Arts, 10 Craigie
Gibson Charles Langdon, T. 47 Gibson Howard Beers, D. 24 Gilbert Henry Lathrop, H'ke 43 Gill Emlyn Metcalf, 764 Main Gilman Charles Freeman, M. 5 Gitterman John Milton, 23 Irving Gleason Albert Augustus, S. 29 Gleason Charles Bertie, C. 25 Gleason Clarence Willard, C. 25 Gleason Sidney, M. 57
Goebel Gustavus Adolphus, 421 Broadway
GOODALE GEORGE LINCOLN, A.M., M.D., Professor of Botany, and Director of the Botanic Gar- den, 8 Craigie Goodale John McGregor, T. 13
Goodhue Samuel Amory, H'ke 46
Gooding Josiah Ferdinand, 13 Kirk- land pl.
Goodwin Bancroft Lane, S. 16 Goodwin Charles Haven, 5 Follen GOODWIN WM. WATSON, Ph. D., LL.D., Eliot Professor of Greek Literature, 5 Follen Gorham Robert Stetson, H. 26 GRANT GEORGE FRANKLIN, D.M.D., Instructor in Treatment of Cleft Palate and Cognate Dis- eases, 6 Pinckney, Boston GRAY ASA, M.D., LL.D., Fisher Professor of Natural History, and Director of the Herbarium, Bo- tanic Garden
Gray Edward Borden, W. 27 GRAY JOHN CHIPMAN, A. M., LL.B., Royall Professor of Law, 176 Beacon, Boston
Gray John Henry, C. 64 Gray William Traverse, W. 43 Greenman Walter Folger. H. 9 GREENOUGH JAMES BRAD- STREET, A. B., Professor Latin, 3 Brewster pl. Griffin Charles Lamson, G. 37 Griffin Henry Arthur, M. 8 Griswold Daniel Paine, 47 Brattle Grover Flint. 4 Holyoke
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Guild Courtenay, Little's block 5 Gunnison Binney, 37 Trowbridge GURNEY EPHRAIM WHITMAN, A.B., University Professor of His- tory, 10 Fayerweather
Gushée Richard Hodges, 30 Lee
HAGEN HERMANN AUGUST M. D., Ph. D., Professor of Entc- mology, 7 Putnam av. Haines Fred Sumner, S. 32
Halbert Walter Allen, 20 Prospect
HALE EDWARD A. B., Proctor, D. 15
Hale Harris Grafton, C. 33.
Hale Herbert Dudley, 26 Holyoke HALL ARTHUR LAWRENCE A. B., Proctor, H'ke 7 Hall Edward Jewett, Linden HALL EDWIN HERBERT, Ph.D.
Instructor in Physics, 5 Avon Hall George Gilman, 14 Ware Hall James Winslow, W. 20 Ha lowell James Mott, T. 20. Hamblen Jonathan Eddy, Felton Building, 25
Hamilton Franklin Elmer Ellsworth, G. 12.
Hamlin Edward Everett, W. 10.
Hammerslough Cosmand Rose, Fel- ton Building, 27. Hammett Philip Melancthon, 26 Gar- den
Hammond William Alexander, A. M. 26 Holyoke
Hanson Horace Ware, C. 1. Hansen Otto Rheinhard, T. 13. Harding Selwyn Lewis, 13 Wendell Hardy Alpheus Sumner, Hilton Blk. 32
Harlow James Francis, 347 Harvard Harriman Edward Avery, Framing- ham
Harrington Charles Mather, T. 48. Harris George Balmer, H'ke 13 Harrison Charles Learner, M. 37 HARRISON ROBERT HENRI, D.
V. S., Instructor in Anatomy, and Assistant Surgeon in the Veterina ry Hospital, 50 Village, Boston
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Hartshorn Harry May, 165 W. Ches- ter Park, Boston Hartshorne James Mott, M. 6 Harvey Edward Bristol, 347 Harvard Harwood Charles Hamant, M. 32 Haskell Augustus Story, H. 22 Hay Gustavus, 14 Plympton Hayes Harry Edgar, 32 North av. Hazard Daniel Lyman, M. 25 Hearst William Randolph, 25 Hol- yoke
Heckscher Maurice, 47 Brattle Henderson William Pride, 279
Broadway, So. Boston Henry Bertram Curtis, T. 41. Henshaw Henry Arnold, C. 7
Herron William Collins, W. 17
Hervey Charles Sumner, 6 North av Hervey Homer Winthrop, 736 Cam- bridge
Hervey William Andrew, 6 North av Hesseltine Norman Francis, Felton building 10.
Hidden William Henry, 259 Harvard Higginson George, Little's Block 32 Hight Le Roy Lincoln, S. 1
Hildreth Henry Theodore, S. 28
HILL ADAMS SHERMAN, A. B.,
Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, Reservoir Hill Benjamin Thomas, W. 46 HILL HENRY BARKER, A. M., Professor of Chemistry, Hammond Hill Joseph Adna, T. 48 Hillebrand William Charles, H'y 14 Hilliard Harry Raymond, 1 Holyoke HILLS WILLIAM BARKER, A. B., M. D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry, 54 Langdon
HINCKLEY DANIEL TAYLOR, B. A. S., Supt. of the Bussey Farm, Roslindale
HOAR EBENEZER ROCKWOOD, L.L. D., President, Concord.
Hobbs Marland Cogswell, T. 23
Hobson George Pepperell Frost, T. 52.
Hogg Robert Wortley, Little's block 12
Holden Albert Fairchild, W. 1
Holden Harry, H. 11
Holder Daniel Curtis, H'ke, 42
Holland John Francis, S. 8
Holder Oscar Howe, H'ke 42 Holland Michael Joseph, H. 28 Holliday William Harrison, W. 9 Holman Charles Richardson, M. 16 HOLMES OLIVER WENDELL,
M. D .. L.L. D., Professor of An- atomy Emeretus, 296 Beacon, Boston
Holt Henry Cutter, M. 60.
Homans Harry, 48 Holyoke Homans William Parmelee, H'y 8
Hood Frederick Clark, W. 34. Honore Lockwood, 896 Main Hopkins George Augustus, G. 8. Horton Walter Gregg, 20 Prescott Hosmer Ernest Howard, G. 45 Houghton Alanson Bigelow, H'ke 25 Houghton Silas Arnold, T. 4 HOUSTON JOHN WESLEY, A.
B., Hilton Block, 4 Howard Arthur Lincoln, 826 Main Howard Edwin, H. 15 Howard Oscar Shafter, 25 Holyoke Howe Percival Spurr, M. 24
Howe Walter Henry, H'y 2
Howe Willard Bean, C. 15 Howes Geo. Edwin, G. 49.
Hoyt Alfred William, Beck Hall, 3 HUBBARD CHARLES JOSEPH,
A. B., Secretary, 45 Trowbridge Hubbard Gorham, Beck Hall 47 Huddleston John Henry, W. 53 Hughes Frederick Eyerett, T. 56 Hunt Atherton Nash, Weymouth Huntington Francis Cleaveland, 25 Holyoke
Hurd Charles Otis, H. 4
Hurd George Platt, 3 Inman Hurlbut Byron Satterlee, H'ke 31 Hurley Frank Edward, C. 4 Hurst Jolın LaMonte, A. B. Hussey John Byron, S. 22
Hutchins Herbert Bacon, H'ke 1 Hyde Louis Fiske, 12 Bow
Ingersoll Charles Edwin, C. 16 Irish Cyrus Wendell, H. 20
Jackson Arthur Cornelius, G. 36 JACKSON CHARLES LORING, A. M., Professor of Chemistry, H'y 11 Jackson James Marsh, 410 Harvard Jackson Louis Lincoln, S. 10
JACOBS HENRY BARTON, A. B., Proctor, G. 5
JAMES WILLIAM, M. D., Assist- ant Professor of Philosophy, 15 Appain Way
Jennings Edward Borden, H'ke 4
Jewett Fred Saville, 42 Mt. Auburn Job Herbert Keightley, C. 9
Johnson Arthur Stoddard, Little's Block 18 Jolinson Lesly Augustin, W. 14
Johnson Lewis Jerome, T. 60
Jones Francis Richard, 16 Winthrop Jones Harry Walter, H'y 1
Jones Lombard Carter, M. 26
Jones Samuel Cleaves, H'ke 14
Jones Stiles Parsons, 26 Mellen
Joy Charles Redington, 20 Holyoke
Kalınweiler Charles Francis, 34
North Av.
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Kalopothakes Francis Demetrius, C.9 Keasbey Lindley Miller, 20 Prescott Keays Hiram Gillett, G. 48 KEENER WILLIAM ALBERT, LL. B., Assistant Professor of Law, 71 North Av.
Keep Edward Kirke, 20 Holyoke Keep Roger Wolcott, W. 17 Keith Arthur, T. 21
Kelham Frederick Keffer, 17 Story Kelleher Daniel, S. 12
Kelley Michael Edward, 97 Elm
Kellner Maxmillian Lindsay, Epis. Theo. Sch. 16
Kellogg Ralplı Averill, 8 Story
Ken all Frank Alexander, H'ke 4
Kennard Frederick Hedge, 14
Plympton
Kenison Nehemiah Samuel, T. 68 Kestner Christian, M. 36
Keyes Henry Wilder H'ke 8
Kimball George Washington, T. 61 Kimball Marcus Morton, Little's Block 5
King Charles Carroll, H. 15 KNAPP FREDERICK BRAD- FORD, S. B., Instructor in Sur- veying and Drawing, and Superin- tendent of buildings and grounds, Arlington Knapp George Perkins, D. 2
Knight Augustus Smith, 712 Cam- bridge
KNIGHT FREDERICK IRVING, M. D., Assistant Professor of Laryngology, 131 Boylston street, Boston
Knowles Francis Wallace, 30 Mt. Auburn
Knowles John Webster, G. 39
Krumbhaar Louis, 37 Brattle Kuhn Hamilton, H'ke 50
Ladd George Edgar, T. 19 Lamb Charles Estus, H'ke 27 La Monte Hammond, H. 10 Lander Charles Oram, 860 Main
LANE GEORGE MARTIN, PH. D., Pope Professor of Latin 42 Quincy Lane Ralph Martin, W. 33 LANGDELL CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, LL. D., Dane Pro- fessor of Law, and Dean of the Law Faculty, 37 Quincy
LANMAN CHARLES ROCK- WELL, PH. I)., Professor of Sanskrit, H. 21
Lapeyre, George Fortune, A. B., 10 Frisbie place
Larrabee Rollin North, 25 Holyoke Latham Milton Slocum, Beck Hall 43
LAUGHLIN JAMES LAURENCE, PH. E., Assistant Professor of Po- litical Economy, 101 Brattle
Lawrence John, Little's block 14 Lawton Perry, C. 46
Leahy William Augustine, 165 W. Third street, So. Boston
Leighton George Bridge, 10 Oxford Leland Robert Hamilton, C. 18 Le Roy Robert Coleman, Beck Hall 31
Lent Eugene, 25 Holyoke
Lent George Heydenfeldt, 25 Hol- yoke
Leverett William, Wadsworth H'se 11
Lewis Henry Foster, T. 46
Libby Charles Thornton, C. 27
Lilienthal Albert, T. 30
Lincoln Lowell, W. 13
Linn William Walton, 6 Mt. Auburn
Litchfield Everett Starr, H. 3
Litchfield Lawrence, T. 17
Littauer William, Beck Hall 22 Livermore Henry Jarvis, 24 North avenue
Livingwood, Charles Jacob, 7 Linden Lloyd Alfred Henry, S. 9
LOCKE WARREN ANDREW, A. M., Organist and Choir Master, 10 Putnam avenue
Lochman Myron Augustus, 45 Cedar street, Somerville
Loeb James, 20 Prescott
Loeser Charles Alexander, M. 4
Long Joseph Mansfield, D. 14
Longfellow Richard King, M. 49 Lothman Daniel William, C. 50 LOTHROP ARTHUR PRESCOTT, A. B. Proctor, Little's block 19 Lothrop Howard Augustus, Felton building 3
Loud Charles Elliot, Wadsworth House 5
Love Milburn, M. 23
LOVERING JOSEPH, LL. D., Hollis Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, and Di- rector of the Jefferson Physical Laboratory, 38 Kirkland
LOWELL JAMES RUSSELL, D. C. L., LL. D., Smith Professor of the French and Spa .ish Languages and Literatures, and Professor of Belles Lettres
Luce Linn, W. 54
Lund Fred Bates, 46 Mt. Auburn Lunt Edward Clark, 21 Summer st., Malden
Luques Frank Anthony, M. 50
LUTZ FREDERIBK, A. B., Tutor in German, H'y 3
LYMAN CHARLES PARKER, F. R. C. V. S., Professor of Veterin- ary Medicine, 50 Village st., Boston Lyman Herbert, 16 Quincy
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LYON DAVID GORDON, PH. D., Hollis Professor of Divinity, Lowell
MACVANE SILAS MARCUS, A. B., Asst. Prof. of History, 46 Langdon
Magill Henry Waters, W. 29
Mahany Rowland Blennerhassett, 46 Mt. Auburn
Mahoney John Francis, S. 12
Mallory Frank Burr, C. 43
Manley Edward Irving, C. 64
Manning Richard Clarke, C. 59
Marden Francis Skiddy, 53 Oxford MARK EDWARD LAURENS, Ph. D., Asst. Prof. of Zoology, 48 Shepard
Marsh Edward Dudley, Newport, R. I.
Marsh George Edward, 12 Rem- ington
Marvin Frederic Hubbell, H'ke 10
Mason Alan Gregory, M. 37
Mason Edward Campbell, G. 15
Mason Henry Lowell, 896 Main
Maverick Manton, H. 18
McAllister Hall, M. 47
McArthur John R., W. 18
McCleary Samuel Foster, Felton building 25
McClure John Franklin, D. 17
McCook Robert Latimer, Beck Hall I
McDonald Loren Benjamin, 28 Win- throp
McFee Edward Sealy, 9 Story
McInnes William Morrow, S. 30
McKim Maurice, C. 2
Mead Fred Sumner, Hilton block 5 Means Frederick Howard, 467 Broad- way
Meeks Edwin Joseph, M. 51
Merriam John Mckinstry, T. 52 MERRILL NATHAN FREDER- ICK, Ph. D., Proctor, G. 24
Merrill William Stetson, Newtonville Meserve Harry Fessenden, 714 Cam- bridge
Metzerott John Hitz, 19 Irving
Meyer Hugo Richard, 23 Irving Michael Frank, M. 39
Middleton Edmund Smith, Epis. Theol. Sch. 3 Miller Henry Cowles, H. 1
Miller William Horatio, C. 43
Milliken Walter Lous, Felton build- ing 9
Mills Charles Lewis, H.ke 25
Mills Ezra Palmer, M. 22 Miner Sidney Roby, T. 9 Miner Justin Perry, T. 16 Minot Charles Henry, Beck Hall 23
MINOT FRANCIS A. M., M.D., Hersey Professor of the Theory and Practice of Physic, 65 Marl- borough, Boston
Mitchell Morton Davis, Felton build- ing 8
MOORE CHARLES HERBERT,
Instructor in Drawing and Princi- ples of Design, 19 Follen
Moore Josiah Beard, 49 Oxford Moors Francis Joseph, H'ke 9
Morris Alfred Hennen, 9 Forest Morrison George Austin, W. 22 Morse John Lovett, H'ke 32
Moses Arthur Sylvester, W. 24 Morton Johnson, H'y 7
MOTLEY THOMAS, A. M., In-
structor in Farming, Jamaica Plain Mumford George Saltonstall, H'y 10 Mumford James Gregory, H'y 9 Murphy William Stanislaus, 129 Leverett, Boston
Musaus Charles De Verd, 714 Cam- bridge
Mygatt Otis Angelo, Beck Hall, 22
NASH BENNETT HUBBARD, A. W., Professor of Italian and Spanish, 252 Beacon, Boston Nelson William, 17 Story
Newhall Joh .. Breed, H. 9
Nichols Edward Hall, H. 25
Nichols Seth, H'y 12
Noble Gilbert Clifford, S. 9
Noble Francis Lister Hawkes, 21 Concord avenue
Noble John Hawkes, 21 Concord av. Noble William Belden, W. 2
NOLEN WILLIAM WHITING, A. B., Proctor, Little's block 6 NORTON CHARLES ELIOT,A.M., LL. D., Professor of the History of Art
Norton Eliot, S. 31
Norton William Kimball, 90 Cham- bers Noyes Edward Isaac Kimbal, 4 4 Sacrameuto place Nutter George Read, Boston Nutting Wallace, 28 Quincy
Oakes Walter, M. 18 Oakman Otis Briggs, D. 31 O'Callaghan Peter Joseph, C. 44 Onativia José Victorio, Beck Hall,35 Ordway Edward Warren, 1 Potter Park
Osgood Arthur Henry, M. 26
Osgood Robert Treadwell, 102 Ellery Osgood William Fogg, G. 49 Osgood William Hicks, 46 Mt. Au- burn, Hoston Overton Jesse Maxwell, W. 6 Overton Robert Lee, W. 6
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Oxnard Henry Ernest, Felton build- ing 26
Page Herman, 26 Berkerley PAINE JOHN KNOWLES, A. M., Professor of Music, Hawthorn Paine Robert Treat, Beck Hall 37 Palmer Bradley Webster, W. 52 Palmer Edward Christopher, G. 35 Palmer Francis Sterne, 10 Plympton Palmer Franklin Sawyer, S. 26 PALMER GEORGE HERBERT, A. M., Professor of Philosophy, S. 27
Palmer Joseph Newell, G. 47 PARKER CHARLES POMEROY, A. B., Tutor in Greek and Latin, 467 Broadway
Parker Chauncey Goodrich, T. 35 Parker Francis Stanley, H'ke 49 Parmenter Frank Claflin, G. 4 Pastorius Charles Sharpless, G. 42 Partridge George Fairbanks, C. 19 PATTON JACOB CANSLER, A. B., Proctor. T. 7
Paul Heywood Mason, 47 Trowbridge Paulding James Kirke, 64 Mt. Auburn Payne James Henry, W. 5
PEABODY ANDREW PRESTON,
D. D., L.L. D., Preacher to the University, and Plummer Profes- sor of Christian Morals, Emeritus, 11 Quincy
PEABODY FRANCIS GREEN- WOOD, A.M., D.B., Parkman Professor of Theology, 57 Shepard Peabody George Lee, 9 Linden Peabody Harry Ernest, G. 6 Peabody Lincoln Rea, H'ke 22 Peale Frank Dixon, T. 25
Pear William Hesseltine, 28 Norfolk Pearl Joseph Hall, 19 Church
Pease Edward Allen, 55 E. Newton, Boston PEIRCE BENJAMIN OSGOOD,
PH. D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Physics, Waverly PEIRCE JAMES MILLS, A. M., University Professor of Mathema- tics, and Secretary of the Academ- ic Council, 4 Kirkland pl.
Pennypacker Charles Henry, 40
Wallace "St., W.
Penrose Francis Boies, M. 21
Penrose Spencer, M. 21 Perkins Albert Thompson, 247 Pearl Perkins Henry Grover, M. 43 Perkins Gilman Nichols, Hilton block 24
Perkins Samuel Welsh, Little's Block 21
Peterson Charles Albert, 180 Camb. B. Peterson Reuben, T. 17
Peterson Seth Clark, H'ke 39
Phelps Luis James, H'ke 47 Phillips John Sanburn, D. 25 Phillips Walter Brigham, W. 11 PICKERING EDWARD CHAS., A.M., S.B., Phillips Professor of Astronomy, and Professor of Geodesy, and Director of the Ob- servatory, Observatory Pierce Valentine Mott, 6 Story Peirce Wilmot Grant, 26 Holyoke Pierson Horatio Perry, T. 51 Pinckard Charles Philip, W. 41 Pinkhanı Walter Samuel, H. 3 Platt Edmund, 26 Mellen St. Plummer Frederic C. 40
Plummer Henry Merrihew, 42 Brattle
Poêy Alfredo Arturo, 17 Story Pond Wilbur Sandford, 866 Main Pope Henry Temple, Felton Build- ing 29
Pope Horton, Hilton Block 29
Poppleton William Sears, Felton Building 14
Porter Charles Allen, Little's Block 2 PORTER CHARLES BURNHAM, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor in Surgery, 5 Arlington, B. Porter Charles Dudley, T. 45 Potter Albert Bailey, 48 Brattle
Power Milford Seward, G. 30
Pratt Charles Agustus, H. 30 Pratt Edward Bigley, 19 Hilliard PREBLE HENRY, A.B., Tutor in Greek and Latin, M. 7
Presbrey Palmer Ellis, 10 Remington Preston Whitmore, Hilton Block 13 Proctor Charles Seward, C. 15
Proctor Frank Ingersoll T. 38 Pudor Gustave Adolph, Felton
Building 26
Puffer Frederick Eugene, D. 1
Pulsford Henry Allston, D. 38
Pulsifer George Royal, 19 Oxford
Putnam George Jacob, 408 Harvard
Quinby Geo. Totten, 17 Story
Rand Wm. Henry, W. 50 Rankin Edw. Everett, H. 25 Rathbone Jolın Henry, Beck Hall 25 Rantoul Albert Wood, Felton build- ing 36
Rantoul Augustus Neal, H'ke 44
Rantoul Chas. Wm., Felton build- ing 36
Read Sheridan Pitt, S. 32
REED FREDERICK, A. B., Proc- tor, Hilton block 23
Reynolds John Earle, W. 50 REYNOLDS JOHN PHILLIPS, A. M.,M. D., Prof. of Obstetrics, 236 Clarendon, Boston Reynolds Paul Revere, 25 Holyoke
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Reynolds Thos. Walter, H'ke 6 Rhinelander Thos. Newbold, 736 Cambridge Rice Fred Ball, T. 36 Rich Edgar Judson, T. 64
Richards Eben, M. 31 Richards Geo. Joseph, T. 58 Richards Henry Augustus, T. 58 Richardson Hazen Kimball, 17 Shep- ard
Richardson Jacob Wm., T. 64 Richardson Myron Wallace, T. 64 Richardson Sumner Dow, D. 12 RICHARDSON WM. LAMBERT,
A. M., M. D., Asst. Prof. of Ob- stetrics, 76 Boylston, Boston
Riddle John Wallace. M. 53
Robbins Royal, Hilton block 26
Roberts John Jones, 144 Mt. Auburn Roberts Odin Barnes, M. 33
Roberts Waters Dewees, 10 Holyoke Robinson Alfred Brookes, M. 46
Robinson Benj. Lincoln, C. 39
Robinson Chas. Prosser, A. B., 16 Oxford
Robinson Thos. Johns, Little's blk. 1 Robinson Wm. Sanford, S. 15
Roe Edw. Drake, 4 Divinity Av.
Roby Frank Clinton, 457 Broadway Rogers Emery Herman, T. 4
Rogers Robert Fletcher, Felton bldg. 24 ROGERS WM. AUGUSTUS, A. M., Asst. Prof. of Astronomy, 65 Frost
Rolfe Chas. Joseph, 405 Broadway Rolfe Geo. Wm., 405 Broadway
Root Theophilus Huntington, D. 22 Roundy Wm. Noble, H. 24
Rowse Edw. Cavender, M. 31
Russell James Savage, T. 37 Rust Philip Sidney, T. 59
Salisbury Henry Edward, H'ke 5 Sampson Henry Warren, Little's block, 22
Sampson Robert de Wolfe, Little's block 22
Sanborn Thomas Parker, G. 32
Sanford E ward Terry, A. B .. S. 13 Sanford Henry Shelton, 17 Kirkland Santayana George, H. 19
SARGENT CHARLES SPRAGUE, A. B., Arnold Professor of Abori- culture, and director of the Arnold Aboretum
SARGENT DUDLEY ALLEN, A. B., M. D., Assistant professor of Physical Training, and Director of the Hemenway Gymnasium. 17 Kirkland Sartell Edward James, T. 14 Saulsbury Wm., H'ke 36
Saunderson Charles Brooks, Felton bldg. 32
Savary Edward Hosmer, bldg. 23
Felton
Sawin Charles Austin, 73 Brattle Sawyer Arthur Browns M. 20 Schermerhorn Bernard Turner, 78 Mt. Auburn
Schofield Henry, H. 13
Scofield Wm. Bacon, 410 Harvard Scholle Adolph Thurner, M. 41 Scott Samuel Mathewson, C. 38 Scott Thomas Blythe, Hilton block, 1 SEARLE ARTHUR, A. M., Assist- ant Professor of Astronomy, 12 Madison
Seavey Wm. Munro, H'y 6 Sedgwick John Hunter, W. 23 Sedgwick Theodore, 77 Mt. Auburn
Seeley George Martin, W. 38
Seelye Thomas Taylor, 11 Mason Seip John Mervin, M. 36
Sempers Charles Tildon, 46 Mt. Au- burn
SHALER NATHANIEL SOUTH- GATE, Professor of Palaeontolo- gy, 13 Bow
Shattuck Charles Edward, G. 22 Shea Daniel Wm., 19 Winthrop SHELDON EDWARD STEVENS, A. B., Assistant Professor of Ro- mance Philology, 42 Shepard
Shepard Thomas Osborne, 14 Oxford Sherman Frank Dempster, 7 Water- house
Shippen Eugene Rodman, G. 14
Shoninger Ferdinand, 215 W. New- ton st .. Boston
SIBLEY JOHN LANGDON, A. M., Librarian Emeritus, 9 Phillips pl. Simes Robert Fields, H'y 23 Sim Arthur Wesley, W. 25
Simmons Walter Willard, 5 N. Har- vard st., Allston Simpkins John, H'y 16 Simpson Harry Williams, T. 49 Simpson Wm. Abner, 8 Arlington Sinnott Joseph Edward, Wadsworth H. 1 & 2 Slocum Wm. Henry, H'y 22 Smith Alfred Percival, C. 3 Smith Arthur Crittenden, Felton bldg., 14
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