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Proctor, 6 Little's block
Norman Bradford, 343 Beacon, Bos- ton
Norman George H. jr., 37 Beck Hall Norman Guy, 36 Beck Hall NORTON CHARLES E., A. M., LL.D., Professor of the History of Art, Shady Hill, Kirkland
Norton Eliot, 10 Appian Way
Norton Rupert, Kirkland
Norton William K., 90 Chambers, Boston Nuss Henry, 42 Mt. Auburn
Nutt Charles, 5 Charles River
NUTTER GEORGE READ, A. B .. Assistant in English, 7 Manter Block
Oakes Walter, 18 M. Oakman Otis B., 18 H. O'Callaghan Peter J., 44 C. Odell William R., 11 Hilton Block Oliver Charles E., 78 Mt. Auburn OLMSTED ARTHUR H., Clerk in Bursar's Office, So. Hanson
Oppenheim Nathan, 1 T. Osborn William C., 4 Mercer Circle Osgood Arthur H., 26 M, Osgood Robert T., 23 S.
OSGOOD WILLIAM F., Proctor, 49 G. Overton Robert L., 6 W. Oxnard Henry E., 4 Divinity av.
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Packard Henry W., 16 Felton Hall Page Calvin G., 9 Bow
Page Harry DeB., 11 Felton Page Herman, 12 H'ke
PAINE JOHN K., A. M., Profes- sor of Music, Hawthorn
Paine Robert T. jr., 25 Holyoke
Paine Somner, 24 Arrow
Painter George B., 34 Beck Hall
Palmer Bradley W., 52 W.
Palmer Charles H., 16 M.
Palmer Edward C., 35 G.
Palmer Francis S., 10 Plympton
PALMER GEORGE H., A. M., Professor of Philosophy, 27 S.
Palmer Joseph N., 68 T.
Palmer Wilson N., 68 T. Park Frank E., 49 C.
PARKER CHARLES P., A. B., Tutor in Greek and Latin 20 Berkeley
Parker Franklin E., 21 W. PARKER GEORGE H., Assistant in Zoology, 20 D.
Parker Henry T., 9} Wallace
Parker Philip S., 28 Holyoke
Parker Richard F., 24 M.
Parmenter Frank C., 32 S. Partridge Lasell E,. 24 S.
Pastorius Charles S., 42 G.
Paton James, M .. 154 Brattle
PATTON JACOB C., A. B., Proc- tor. 7 T. Paul Heywood M., 5 W. Paul Wesley, East Saugus Pavson Gilbert R. Jr., 9 Bow PEABODY ANDREW P., D. D., L.L. D., Preacher to the Univer- sity, and Plummer Professor of Christian Morals, Emeritus, 11 Quincy PEABODY FRANCIS G., A. M., D. B., Parkman Professor of Theology, 57 Shepard
Peabody Harry E., 26 H.
Peabody Lincoln R., 22 H'ke Peale Frank D., 24 T. Pear William H., 20 Trowbridge Pearl Joseph H., 48 T.
Pease Edward A., 10 W.
Pearson Gardner W., 12 Oxford Perry Charles H., Ep. Theo. School PEIRCE BENJAMIN O., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Mathema- tics and Physics, Waverly Peirce George J., 686 Main PEIRCE JAMES M., A. M. Perkins Professor of Astronomy 'and Mathematics, and Secretary of the Academic Council, 4 Kirkland pl. Pennypacker Charles H., 138 Mt. Auburn Perkins Albert. 3 C.
Perkins Edward A., Lynn
Perkins Henry G., 43 M.
Perkins Robert F., 9 Linden
Perkins Samuel W., 21 Little's Blk. Perry Gardner, 25 Holyoke st. Perry Harry T., 41 H'ke
Peyster Clermont Livingston de., 20 G. Pfeiffer Emil C., 10 S.
Phelps George T., 77 North av. Phelps Jolin S .. 16 Oxford
PICKERING EDWARD C., A.M., S. B., Phillips Professor of As- tronomy, and Professor of Geod- esy, and Directory of the Obser- vatory, Observatory
Pierce Valentine M., 2 W.
Pillsbury Wm. F., 68 C.
Pingree Arthur H., Revere, Jamaica Plain Pinkham Walter S., 3 H.
Piper Louis A., 47 Trowbridge
Platt Edmund, 12 H.
Plummer Frederic C , 27 G.
Plummer Henry M., 896 Main
Poëy Alfredo A., 16 Mellen
Pond Aylmer D., 17 Dunster
Poor Harris B., 37 M.
POPE ALEXANDER W., Clerk in Treasurers office, 50 State, Boston Pope Henry T., 16 H'ke
Poppleton Wm. S., 22 H'y
Porter Charles A., 2 Little's Block
PORTER CHARLES B., A. B., M. D., Assistant Professor in Sur- gery, 5 Arlington, Boston Post Waldron K., 34 Holyoke
Potter Albert B., 48 Brattle
Potter Alfred C., 45 T.
Powell Henry J., 15 M.
Power Milford S., 30 G.
Pratt Edward B., 11 H.
PREBLE HENRY, A. B., Tutor in Greek and Latin, 7 M.
Prentice Ezra P., 100 Mt. Auburn Prentiss John, 29 C.
Prescott Oliver Jr., 17 Little's Block Preston Whitmore, 13 Hilton Block Prindle James D., Jr., 47 C.
Proctor Charles S., 22 S.
Proctor Frank I., 12 Appian Way Proctor James H., 18 Little's Block Pulsford Henry A., 21 T.
Pulsifer Geo. R., 1 H'y
Pulsifer Louis W., 1 H'ke
Putnam Geo. J., 408 Harvard
Putnam Jolin P., 362 Harvard
Quinby Geo. T., 739 Cambridge Quinlan William H., Little's Block Quinn William A., 239 C St., South Boston
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Ramsay William H., 17 D. Rand Wm. H., Jr., 50 W.
Ransom Paul C., 33 Hilton Block Rapley Edward E., 717 Cambridge Rantonl Albert W., 360 Felton Hall Rantoul Augustus N., 44 H'ke Rantoul Chas. Wm., Jr., 22 H'y Rantoul Wm. G .. 44 H'ke
Rawson Edward S., 16 Story
Raymond Frederick O., Jr., 48 T. Reisner Geo. A., Jr., 37 C.
Remington Franklin, 14 Read's block Reynolds Francis J., 31 Holyoke
Reynolds John E., 50 W. Reynolds Paul R., 9 H'ke
Reynolds Philip M., 31 Holyoke
Rhinelander Thos. N., 1 Beck Hall Rice Fred B., 26 T.
Rich Edgar J., 63 T.
Richards Geo. T., 58 T.
Richards Theodore W., 9 Wadsworth House
Richards Wm. F., 59 T.
Richardson Charles F., 13 H'ke
Richardson Mark W .. 13 H'ke
Richardson Myron W., 27 C.
RICHARDSON WM. L., A. M., M.
D., Prof. of Obsterics, 225 Com- monwealth av., B.
Richmond Stacy C., 60 Mt. Auburn Riddle John W., 53 M.
RITCHIE JOHN, JR., Asst. in the Observatory, 43 Chester square, Boston
Robbins Royal, 28 Hilton block
Roberts Oliver B., 60 C.
Roberts Walter D., 30 Lawrence Hall
Robinson Benj. L., 61 T.
Robinson Chas. P., 20 Prescott
Robinson Dwight P., 10 Felton Hall
Robinson James H., 61 T.
Robinson James Henry, 746 Cam- bridge
Robinson Thos. J., 32 H'ke Robinson Wm. S., 15 S.
Rogen Arthur, Ep. Theo. School
Rodemann Georg R .. 46 Mt. Auburn Rogers Arthur, 10 Frisbie place
Rogers Chas. B., 16 Hilton block
Rogers Elliot F., 55 C. Rogers Emery H., 4 T. Rolfe Chas. J., 405 Broadway
Rollins Abbott H., 88 North av.
Rollins Daniel, Ep. Theo. School Root Azanah S., 27 Irving
Ropes James H., 39 T.
Ropes Wm., 34 Hilton block
Rose William K., 45 Trowbridge Rourke Joseph E., Dorchester
Rousmaniere Edmund S., Ep. Theo. School Royal Harry W., Arlington
ROYCE JOSIAH PH. D., Asst. Prof. of Philosophy, 20 Lowell Rublee George, 36 T.
Ruel Gerard G., 13 Remington Ruland Irving A., 8 H. Russell Herbert L., 42 C. Russell James S., 37 T.
Russell Warren E., 100 Mt. Auburn Rust Philip S., 59 T.
Sabire Benj. D., 19 Felton Hall Sabine Wallace C., 6 Story
Salisbury Geo. B., 22 Hilton Block Salisbury Wm. R., 17 K. Saltsonstall Philip L., 9 Linden Sampson Henry W., 22 Litttle's Blk. Sampson Robert de W., 22 Little's Block
SANDERSON ROBERT, Instruct- or in French, 721 Cambridge Sands Benj. J., 53 Oxford
Sanford Edward T., 6 North av. Sanford Henry S., 31 Beck Hall Sanford Samuel, 29 Crescent
Sargent Ara N., 24 H.
SARGENT CHARLES S., A. B., Arnold Prof. of Aboriculture, and director of the Arnold Aboretum, Brookline
SARGENT DUDLEY A., A. B., M. D., Asst. Prof. of Physical Train- ing, and Director of the Hemen- way Gymnasium, 24 Arrow
Saulisbury Wm., 36 H'ke
Saunders Ambrose C., 169 Camb.
Saunders Charles R., 23 H.
Saunderson Chas. B., 38 T.
Savary Edward H., 7 G.
Savidge William, 59 Brattle
Saville Caleb M., 55 T.
SAWIN GEO. WILLIAM., A. M,, 7 S.
Schermerhorn Bernard T., 13 W.
Schofield Henry, 13 H,
Schroll Chas. E., 8} South
SCHOFIELD WM., A. M., LL. B., Instructor in Torts, 688 Main
Scott Wm. S., H'ke
SEARLE ARTHUR, A. M., Asst. Prof. of Astronomy, 41 Concord Avenue
Sears Herbert M., 32 Beck Hall
Sears Joseph H., 5 T.
Sears Philus S., 32 Beck Hall
Sedgwick John H., 23 W.
Seeley Geo. M., 38 W.
Seelye Thos. T., 11 Mason
Seelers Frank, 28 W.
Sempers Chas. T., 14 U.
SEYMOUR ARTHUR B., S. M., Assistant in the Cryptogemic Her barium, 6 Story Shahan Jeremiah M., 9 Shepard
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SHALER NATHANIEL S., S. D.,
Prof. of Palaeontology, 25 Quincy Shattuck Chas. E., 22 G. Shattuck Geo. H., 37 Hilton block Shaughnessy John J .. 45 Mt. Auburn Shea Daniel Wm., 15 Sumner Sheffield Justus P., 58 M. SHELDON EDWARD S., A. B., Asst. Prof. of Romance Philology, 27 Hurlbut
Sheldon Frank P .. 56 M.
Shepard Herman T., 138 Mt. Auburn Shepard Thomas O., 3 Manter block Shippen Eugene R., 14 G.
Shoemaker Elmer E., 37 C.
Shoninger Ferdinand, 896 Main Sim Arthur W .. , 15 W.
Simes Robert F., 10 Appian Way
Simms Charles H., 714 Cambridge
SLADE DANIEL D., A. B., M. D.,
Lecturer on Comparative Osteol- ogy, Chestnut Hill
Slade James H. Jr., 30 Felton Hall
Slattery Chas. H.' 12 Remington
Sleeper Henry D., 25 M. Slocum Thomas W., 11 T.
Sloss Marcus C., 31 M. Smith Arthur C., 44 W.
Smith Chas. G., 31 H.
Smith Chauncey, Jr., 53 T.
SMITH CLEMENT L., A. M., prof. of Latin, and Dean of the College Faculty, 64 Sparks
Smith Clifford W., 17 Hilton block
Smith Dan L , 18 H.
Smith Edward I .. 57 C
SMITH ERNEST C., Proctor, 15 D. Smith Frank W., 3 W.
Smith Franklin T., 22 Buckingham
Smith Frederick M., 26 D.
Smith Horace E., 17 Kirkland
Smith James M., 404 Harvard
Smith John H., 28 C. Smithı Joun R., 24 H.
Smith Osgood, 10 Hilliard
Smith Robert D. W., 38 H'ke
Smith Samuel H., 31 H.
Smith Townsend, 46 Beck Hall
SMITH WILLIAM C., Proctor, 24 G. Smith Wm. K., 40 W.
Snow Daniel K., 24 Little's block
SNOW FREEMAN, Ph. D., In- structor in International Law, 2 Shepard's block Southworth Frank C., 16 T.
Spalding Edwin W., 53 C.
Spalding Walter R., 13 Follen
Spaulding Wm. S., 41 Beck Hall Spencer Charles W., Garfield Stanton Steplien B., 13 M.
Stead Wiliam P., 1 Felton Hall Stearns William B., 44 T. Stebbins Frank S., 46 North av.
Stedman Robert L., 53 W. Steele Edward S., 26 Mellen Sternberg Pearl L., 4 H'y Sterne Albert E., 29 G. Stetson Frederick D., 890 Main Stevens George, 18 Prescott Stevens Herman W., 6 S.
Stevenson Benj. C., 712 Cambridge Stevenson Frederick A .. 86 Kirkland
Stewart Paul C., 11 Appian Way Stone James S., 39 I).
Stone Wilbur F .. 38 C.
STONE WM. A., A. B., Assistant in Physics, 38 C.
STORER FRANCIS H., S. B., A. M., Prof. of Agricultural Chemis- try, and Dean of the Bussey Insti- tution, 182 Boylston, Boston
STORER JOHN H. A. B., Curator of Coins in the College Library, 6 Mt. Vernon pl. Storrow Edw. C., 8Little - blk.
Storrow James Jr., 10 Appian Way Storrow Samuel, 26 Little's block Stowell Edmund C .. 15 T.
Stowell Frank C .. 3 G.
Strader Darwin J., 45 Trowbridge Strout Henry F .. 11 H'ke
Sturbridge Randolph C., 19 Arling- ton
Sturgis Edward, 43 H'ke
Sturgis Sullivan W .. 43 H'ke
Sturgis William C., Brookline
SULLIVAN JEREMIAH J., Ste-
ward of the Dining Hall, Hotel Inman
Sullivan Lynde, 23 Little's blk.
Sumner John O .. 28 W
Swain Harold, 49 G.
Swarts Soloman L., 12 W.
Swasey Geo. O., 20 Felton Hall
Sweeney Arthur, 45 C.
Swett Ralph K., 14 Trowbridge
Swinburne Samuel F., 5 Charles
River Swope Frank D., 713 Cambridge
Tailer Thos. 40 Hilton block
Talbot Thos, Jr., 20 M.
Talbot Winthrop T .. 19 M. T USSIG FRANK W., L.L. B., Ph. D., Assistant Prof. of Politi- ca[ Economy, . 0 H'y Taylor Charles H. Jr., 14 H'k
Taylor Edward W., 16 G.
Taylor Harry B., 40 T.
Taylor Herbert H., 746 Cambri ge
Taylor Kenneth M .. 25 Holyoke st. Taylor Mattin A., 19 H'y Tewksbury Elmwood G., 32 T. Thaxter Eben B., 33 G.
THAXTER ROLAND, A. B., As- sistant in Biology 723 Cambridge Thayer Aaron C., 50 T.
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Thayer Charles M., 20 Prescott Thayer Ezra R., 51 G.
Thayer Frank W., 39 C. Thayer Henry A., 80 North av. THAYER JAMES B., A. B., LL.
B., Professor of Law, 5 Phillips pl.
THAYER JOSEPH H., D. D., Bussey Professor of New Testa- ment Criticism and Interpretation, 67 Sparks Thayer Lucian S., 28 S. Thayer Wm. H., 31 W.
Thompson Charles S., 29 M. Thompson Wm. G., 62 Buckingham Thomson Ernest A., 5 H'ke
Thorndike Harry H, 25 Beck Hall Thorudike Sturgis H., 22 Garden Thoron Joseph S. W., 13 H'y
TILLINGHAST WM. H., A. B., Head of the Ordering Department 533 Harvard
Tilton Barclay, 50 G.
Tilton Benjamin T., 739 Cambridge Tilton William F., 739 Cambridge Titus Harry A., 6 Felton
Tobin John J., 59 C. Todd Stanley M., 29 M.
Tooker John S., 44 Beck Hall
Torrey David C., 64 C.
TORREY HENRY W., LL. D., Emeritus, 20 Oxford Towle Harvey P., 26 M.
Townsend Roberl E., 31 Holyoke
TOY CRAWFORD H., LL. D., Hancock Professor of Hebrew and other Oriental Languages, and Dexter Lecturer on Biblical Liter- ature, 7 Lowell Trafford Perry D)., 5 M. Trail Arthur, 55 W.
Trask Wm. R., 10 Appian-way
TROWBRIDGE JOHN, S. D.
Professor of Physics, Linnæan Trull Edward W., 2 H'y Truslow Robert, 28 T.
Turnure George E., 2 Beck Hall
Turnure Redfield, 2 Beck Hall Tuthill J seph B. T., 13 G.
Tuttle George H., 27 C.
Tyler Alfred L., Jr., 17 H'y Tyler William B., 21 D.
Tyson Anthony M., 4 G. Tyson Russell, 5 Little's block
Ullrich George E W., 15 H'y
VAN CLEEF FRANK L., Proctor, 5 G. Van Deman Ralph H., 99 Mt. Aub- urn Van Duzee Paul, 2 C. Vaughan Henry G., 6 H'y Vaughn John, 59 Brattle Vila Joseph, 31 Holyoke
Villard Harold G., 739 Cambridge Vingut George F., 20 Read's Block Vogel Frank. 22 C.
Von Heusen Wm. M., 34 M. Von Storch Theodore C., 37 W. Vorse Albert W., 45 T.
Wait Clarence A., 8} South Wakefield Julius R., 25 Holyoke Walden John W. H., 13 Mt. Auburn
Walker Bertrand A., 36 Irving
Walker Charles H., 47 Trowbridge
Walker Frank L., 5 Everett Walker Joseph E., 6 H.
Walker Russell T., 48 H'ke .
Walsh Richard V. DeW., 14 Oxford
Ward Julius E., 707 Shawmut ave., Boston
Ward Robert DeC., 38 Hilton Block Wardman Ervin, 56 M.
Wardner George P., 47 H'ke
Wardner Henry S., 10 W.
Ware Richard D., 237 Marlboro', Boston
WARNER JOSEPH B., A.M., LL. B., Lecturer on Constitutional Law, 68 Sparks
Warren Charles, 11 G.
Warren Edward R., 48 W.
Warren Hobert E., 53 North av.
WARREN JOHN C., A. B., M. D., Asst. Professor in Surgery, 58 Beacon, Boston
Warren Wm. H., 34} Shepard
Washburn Robert M., 51 T.
Washington George A. Jr., 38 North Avenue Waterman Geo. W., 467 Broadway
Waterman John A. Jr., Francis ave. Watts Samuel H., 12 Oxford Watson Franklin O., 47 C.
WATSON SERENO, Ph.D., Cura- ter of the Herbarium, Botanic Garden
Waughop Philip R .. 13 Kirkland Pl. Weaver Benjamin, 52 Brattle
WEAVER GERRIT E. HAMBLE- TON, A. M., Instructor in His- tory, 23 Hilton Block
Webster Eugene C., 32 T.
Weed Alonzo R., 26 C.
Weed Fred D .. 35 Hilton Block
WEINSCHENK GUSTAVE, Uni- versity Printer, 1 Revere Welch Ernest M., 715 Camb.
Welch John H., 37 D.
Weld Bernard C., 17 Little's Block
Weld Richard H. Jr., 5 Little's Block Wells Stiles G., 11 Appian Way Wells Wellington, 5 Bigelow WENDELL BARRETT, A. B., In- structor in English, 18 G.
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WENDELL OLIVER C., A. M.,
Asst. in the Observatory, 18 Saville Wengren Elmer L., 27 M.
Wentworth Clarence E .. 56 North av Wentworth George, 22 Felton Hall West George L., Roslindale West Montgomery S . 40 G. Wetherbee Winthrop, 19 M.
Wetmore Charles D., 6 Manter blk.
Weyse Henry G., 16 Ash
Wbeeler Charles, 7 Beck Hall
Wheelwright Arthur W., 10 Read's block
Wheelwright George W. Jr., 17 Story
Whipple Farrington H., 5 S.
Whistler Joseph S., 19 H'ke
White Charles J., 9 Little's block WHITE CHARLES J., A. M., Pro- fessor of Mathematics, and Regis- trar of the College Faculty, 36 W. WHITE GEORGE R .. A. B., Asst. in Organic Chemistry, 20 H'ke White Henry R., 8 C.
WHITE JAMES C., A. B., M. D., Professor of Dermatology, 259 Marlborough, Boston
WHITE JOHN W., Ph. D., Pro- fessor of Greek, 18 Concord av.
White Samuel F., 104 Winsor White Sumner W., 13 M. Whitelaw Edward A., 50 C.
Whitelaw George G., 21 Hilton blk. Whiting Arthur B., 18 Read's block WHITING HAROLD, Ph. D., In- structor in Physics, 3 Garden Whitman Crosby C., 2 Garden Whitman Henry H., 10 D.
Whitney Benjamin, 10 Ash
Whitney James E., Jr., 12 H'y
WHITNEY JOSIAH DWIGHT,
LL. D., Sturgis Hooper Professor of Geology, 2 Divinity av.
WHITNEY WILLIAM F., A. B., M. D., Curator of the Anatominal Museum, and Sec. of the Medical Faculty, 228 Marlborough, Boston Whitridge Morris, 7 H'y
Whitwell Frederick S., 230 Marlbo- rough, Boston
Whittemore Charles A., 15 Bigelow WHITTIER EDWARD N., A. M., M. D., Asst. Professor of Clinical Medicine, 285 Boylston, Boston Whittle Charles L., 14 H.
Wiestling Frank B., 38 G. Wigmore John H., 16 H. Wicks Asaph S., 20 Brookline Wilder Raymond S., 13 Lancaster Wilder William H., 7 Little's block Wiley Franklin B., 15 Sumner Wilkie John L., 7 5 Cambridge Willard Waldo W., 9 H'y Willett Walter M., 6 T.
WILLIAMS FRANCIS H., M. D., Assistant Professor, of Materna Medical and Therapeutics, 100 Boylston. Boston
Williams Frank D., 12 H'ke
Williams Frank B., 32 H.
Williams Henry M., 12 Appian Way WILLIAMS HENRY W., A.M., M.
D., Professor of Ophthalmology, 15 Arlington, Boston.
Williams William, 99 Mt. Auburn
Williams William J., 18 Grove, Boston Williston Samuel, 15 Berkeley
Wilson Calbert, 4 Felton Hall
WILSON CHARLES, D. M. D., Instructor in Orthodontia, 47
Allen, Boston
Wilson Charles A., 16 H'y
Wilson John M., 1092 Tremont, Boston
Winkler Alexander, 14 Mellen
Winkley Max, 14 Mellen
Winslow Nathan H., 78 Mt. Auburn
Winslow William W., 16 T.
WINSOR JUSTIN, A. B., Libra- rian, 74 Sparks
Winthrop Grenville L .. 739 Camb.
Wister ()wen, 736 Cambridge
Wolff Julius, 12 Kirkland pl. WOOD EDWARD S., A. M., M. D. Prof. of Chemistry, 14 Chauncy Wood Harry C., 22 H. Wood Harry J., 50 T.
Wood John W. Jr., 27 Hilton Block
Woodbury Thornton, 9 Linden
Woodman Francis C., 21 H'ke
Woods Charles H., 89 Cambridge
Woods James H , 12 G.
Woods Thomas Smith, 60 Mt. Auburn St.
Woodworth Charles W., 27 Irving Woodworth Wm. McM., 14 Appian Way
WOLFF JOHN E., A. B., Instruc- tor in Petrology, 12 Kirkland pl. Workum Jnliue E .. 12 W.
Wright Fben, 35 Beck
Wright Edward C., 13 Dunster
Wright George E., 16 Sumner WRIGHT MERLE ST. C., A. M., Librarian of the Divinity School, 42 1). Wright Philip G., 28 Holyoke
Young Alexander, Jr .. Raymond St. YOUNG ERNEST, Ph. D., Assist- ant Professor of History, 26 Trow- bridge
Zerega Richard A., 30 W. Zinkeisen Frank E., 13 Row Zinkeisen Oscar T., 24 H'y. Zulanf John C., 746 Cambridge
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THE SOCIETY FOR THE COLLEGIATE INSTRUC- TION OF WOMEN.
Incorporated Aug. 16, 1882.
The Society's House is No. 10 Garden street.
Mrs. Louise Agassiz, Pres., Arthur Gilman, Sec., Miss Alice M. Long- fellow, Treas.
Executive Committee-Mrs. Louis Agassiz, chairman, ex-officio., Arthur Gilman, Miss Alice M. Longfellow, William E. Byerly, ex-officiis, Mrs. J. P. Cooke, Mrs. Arthur Gilman, Mrs. J. B. Greenough, Mrs. E. W. Gurney, Miss Lillian Horsford, Miss Ellen F. Mason, James B. Green- ough, Joseph B. Warner, Mrs. Henry Whitman.
Academic Board - William E. Byerly, Chairman, Mrs. Louise Agassiz, Arthur Gilman, ex-officis, William W. Goodwin, Francis J. Child, George L. Goodale, James B. Greenough, James M. Pierce, Cle- ment L. Smith, Chas. Eliot Norton.
Corporation-Elizabeth C. Agas- siz, William E. Byerly. Francis J. Child, Mary H. Cooke, Arthur Gil- man, Stella Scott Gilman, George L. Goodale, William W. Goodwin, James B. Greenough, Mary B. Greenough, Ellen Gurney, Henry L. Higginson, Lilian Horsford, Alice M. Longfellow, Ellen F. Mason, Charles Eliot Norton, James M. Peirce, Clement L. Smith, Joseph B. Warner, Sarah W. Whitman.
THE EPISCOPAL THEO- LOGICAL SCHOOL.
Mason street, corner Brattle.
Established 1867.
(Not a part of the organization of Harvard University.)
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Robert C. Winthrop, L. L. D., Pres., Edmund H. Bennett, L.L.D., Robert Treat Paine, jr., A. B., Treas., Harcourt Amory, A. B., Sec., Alexander H. Rice, L.L. D.
BOARD OF VISITORS.
The Right Rev. Benj. H. Paddock, D. D., ex officio, Pres., Rev. Thos. F. Fales, Rev. Geo. S. Converse, Rev. Phillip Brooks, D. D., Geo. C. Shattuck, A. M., M. D., Samuel Eliot, L.L. D., Daniel B. Hagar, A. M.
FACULTY.
Rev. George Zabriskie Gray, D. D., Dean and Professer of Syste- matic Divinity, Rev. P. H. Steen- stra, D. D., Prof. of Hebrew Litera- ture and Interpretation of the Old Testament, Rev. Alex. V. G. Allen, D. D., Professor of Ecclesiastical History, Rev. Wm. Lawrence, B. D., Prof. of Homiletics and Pastoral Care, Rev. Henry S. Nash, B. D., Prof. of the Literature and Inter- pretation of the New Testament, Rev. M. Kellner, B. D., Instructor in Hebrew.
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POST OFFICES.
CAMBRIDGE.
7 Harvard Row, Harvard Square.
Miss O. S. Bragdon, Supt., Sam- uel, H. Longley, Mrs. Annie E. Daniels, Clerks, F. G. Washburn, Wm. Gay, Theodore Prentice, Chas. H. Cutler, F. H. Periguy, H. E. Burton, Florestan Fish, E. S. Savory, J. C. Horne, George Hen- nan, W. J. Cunningham, Letter Carriers : F. I. Fellows, Clerk and Sub Carrier.
Mails close 6 30, 8 30, 10 15, 10 45, 11 30, A. M. : 12 15, 2 15, 2 30, 4 45, 7 00, 7 45 P. M. : and 12 00 P. M. Mails arrive. 6 30, 10 30, 10 55, A. M. : 12 30, 2 30, 4 45, 7 10 P. M. Office hours from 7 15 A. M. to 8 00 P. M. : Sundays from 9 15 to 10 15 A. M.
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
611 Main street.
Wm. S. Arnaud, Supt., F. P. Craig, Eugene Donnell, Timothy J. Sullivan, Clerks, T. C. Henderson, A. Otis Chamberlin, John T. Coogan, W. L. B. Robinson, H. E. Bridden, S. E. Campbell, H. C. Hackett, Walter Cutter, Martin E. O'Connor, D. W. F. Kerr, D. M. Kimball, Letter Carries.
Mails close 6 30, 9 00, 10 50, A.M. : 12 00 M. : 12 15, 2 30, 3 00, 4 50, 7 00 8 15, and 12 00 P. M. Mails arrive, 6 30, 10 10, 10 40 A. M. : 12 10, 2 15, 4 40, 6 55 P. M.
Cambridge mails direct for this office, arrive 7 00, 9 00, 10 40, 11 10, A. M. : 12 40, 2 45, 5 10, 7 25 P. M. : Close 6 15, 10 00, 10 30, 11 00 A.M., 2.00, 4 30, 5 00, 6 40 P. M.
Sunday mails close for Boston, and all other points except Camb. 8 00 A. M. : Cambridge 7 45 A. M. : arrive 7 55 P. M.
Letters delivered by carries at 7 20 and 10 55 A. M .: 2 30 and 4 55 P. M. Office hours from 7 00 A. M. to 8 00 P. M. : Sundays from 9 00 to 10 A, M.
Monday order and reg. office open from 7 00 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Special messenger delivery at all hours from 7 00 A. M. to 8 00 P. M.
SPECIAL MESSENGER DELIV- ERY AT ALL HOURS.
EAST CAMBRIDGE.
129 Cambridge street.
Isley M. Fogerty, Supt., John A. Collins, Clerk, Timothy I. Quinn, S. Otis Bartlett, F. W. Blanchard, Letter Carries.
Mails arrive 6 55, 7 20, 10 35, A. M. : 12 00 M. : 2 05, 4 35, P. M. Mails close 7 45. 10 30, A. M. : 12 30, 2 30, 5 05, 6 40, 7 30 P. M.
Street letter box outside is col- lected daily, direct for the Boston office, at 8 00 P. M. Sundays 5 45, 8 00 P. M.
Office hours from 7 00 A. M. to 12 00 P. M. : Sundays from 9 00 to 10 00 A. M.
NORTH CAMBRIDGE.
150 North avenue, Lovell's block
Arthur L. Jordan, Supt., C. F. Raymond, W. A, Cleveland, Letter Carriers.
Mails arrive 6 41, 11 25, A. M. : 4 13 P. M. Mails close 8 00 A. M. : 2 00 and 7 00 P. M. Office hours from 7 00 A. M. to 12 00 P. M. Sundays from 12 30 to 1 30 P. M. Mail closes 4 00 P. M.
Suplementary mail closes at 8 00 A. M. week days.
MONEY ORDERS.
DOMESTIC.
For any amount not exceeding $100, on one order will be issued on payment of the following fees.
On orders not exceeding $10, 8 cents.
Over $10 and not exc. eding $15, 10 cents.
Over $15 and not exceeding $30, 15 cents.
Over $30 and not exceeding $40, 20 cents.
Over $40 and not exceeding $50, 20 cents.
Over $50 and not exceeding $60, 30 cents,
Over $60 and not exceeding $70, 35 cents.
Over $70 and not exceeding $80, 40 cents. Over $80 and not exceeding $100, 45 cents.
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
FOREIGN
Orders for great Britian are is- sued at the following rates.
On orders not exceeding $10, 10 cents ;
Over $10 and not exceeding $20, 20 cents ;
Over $20 and not exceeding $30, 30 cents :
Over $30 and not exceeding $40, 40 cents :
Over $40 and not exeeeding $50, 50 cents.
Orders can also be sent to Austria, Belguim, Canadian Provinces, Con- stantinople (In Turkey) Denmark, France or Algeria, Holland India Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Leeward Is- lands, Luxenbourg New South Wal- es, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Sweden. Switzerland, Tasmania, Victoria, Winward Islands
A list of money order offices may be seen at P. O. on application
NOTE The issue to a single appli- cant in one day of more than Three Orders, payable at the same office, and to the same payee, is positively forbidden.
POSTAL NOTES.
Postal notes may be obtained at any money order office, payable to bearer, at any money order office, for sums from 1 cent to $4.99 in- clusive. The rate for each note is 3 cents.
REGISTRATION.
Cambridge Register Mails close 10.55 A. M., 7. 10 P. M.
Cambridgeport Register Mails close 11.10 A. M., 7.25 P. M.
North Cambridge. Resister Mail close 7.27 P. M.
FEES-10 cents besides the pos- tage.
Valuable letters should invarirbly be registered, or if money is to be remitted, a money order procured.
Never enclose money or valuables in an ordinary letter.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
FIRST CLASS.
Embraces letters, postal cards, and all matter wholly or partly in writ- ting. Rates : letters two cents each ounce or fraction, postal cards one
cent each, drop letters mailed at and for office where there is no car- rier delivery, one cent each.
Appiies to newspaper publishers, and news agents. Rates one cent per pound or fraction.
Publications must be issued as frequently as once in three montlis, matter to be fully paid
Matter of this class can be sent prepaid by individuals at the rate of one cent for each 4 ounces or frac- tion.
SECOND CLASS.
Applies io newspaper publishers, and news agents. Rates one cent per pound or fraction. Publications must be issued as frequently as once in three months, matter to be fully paid.
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