Raymond Van Arsdale Carpenter, Morrison Crosby Colyer, David Abraham Conover, Ralph Brewster Corbin, Julius Le Moyne Danner, Jr., Isaac Nevius Enyard, Samuel Lawrence Harding, Charles Lippincott Hoopes, William James Morrison, Jr., George Augustus Osborn, Arthur Edmund Owen, Floyd Yard Parsons, Residences. Pleasantville, Newark, Keyport, New Brunswick, Plainfield, Newark, New Brunswick, New Brunswick, Newark, New Brunswick, Elizabeth, Paterson, Schoharie, N. Y., Smithburgh, Rooms. 162 New St. Newark. 105 Winants Hall. George St. Hertzog Hall. Chi Psi Lodge. Raritan Landing. Delta Phi House. 87 Winants Hall. 47 Hertzog Hall. 319 George St. 136 Winants Hall. College Farm. Chi Phi House. Elizabeth. 358 George St. 62 Winants Hall. 105 Winants Hall. 99 Winants Hall. 87 Winants Hall. Ralph Brewster Parrott, Howard Egbert Reid, Albert Rose Riggs, Frederic Frederic Roeber, Edgar De Mott Stryker, William Sutherland, James Eaton Torrey, Henry Ludwig Ulrich, Percy Van Orden, Wilfred Roberts Woodward, Milton, Newark, Raritan, Jersey City, Spring Valley, N. Y, Trenton Junction, Delta Phi House. 90 Winants Hall. Delta Phi House. 97 Winants Hall. Newark. Delta U. House. 98 Winants Hall. 218 Baldwin St. Names. Reginald Sidney Bennett, FRESHMAN CLASS. Benjamin Steelman Champion, Horace Codington, James Collins, Clinton Lloyd Decker, William Edward Kelly, Jr., Louis Adolf Kempf, Jacob Kotinsky, Jacob Goodale Lipman, William Allen Messler, Richard Sebastian Pearse, Louis Ulrich Strassburger, William Pitman Corbett Strickland, Wayne Hubert Thompson, John Jervis Vail, Elliott Earle Van Cleef, Havelock Walser, Edmund Oliver Wood, Jacob Wyckoff, Residences. Ocean City, Martinsville, Freehold, New Brunswick, New Brunswick, Woodbine, Allentown, Brooklyn, N. Y., Benton Harbor, Mich., New Brunswick, Jr., New Brunswick, New Brunswick, Tokyo, Japan, Rooms. 58 Winants Hall. 114 Bayard St. 6 French St. 122 Bayard St. 110 Winants Hall. 131 Winants Hall. 96 Paterson St. 41 Stone St. 144 Welton St Zeta Psi House. 78 Winants Hall. Three Mile Run. 135 Welton St. Delta U. House. College Farm. College Farm. 114 Bayard St. 45 Hertzog Hall. 114 Bayard St. Plainfield. 52 Oliver St. Newark. 134 Winants Hall. 110 Winants Hall. 12 Bayard St. 263 Suydam St. 203 Redmond St. Rahway. 94 Albany St. Zeta Psi House. 224 Handy St. Every applicant for admission must be at least sixteen years of age, and must submit to the President proper testimonials of a good moral character. If an applicant for a Free State Scholarship he must also present to the President a certificate of appointment. EXAMINATIONS AT THE COLLEGE.-Examinations for admission will be held on the Friday and Saturday preceding Commencement week, June 14th and 15th, 1895, beginning at 10 o'clock A. M. on Friday, in the Registrar's office. Applicants may also be examined on Tuesday, September 17th, at the same hour and place. Students are advised to be present for examination in June. STATE COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS.-Students will also be admitted who pass the State competitive examinations, which will be held in the Court House of each county on Saturday, June 1st, 1895. For the requirements of the State law see page 22. Only such students are admitted with conditions as are, in the opinion of the Faculty, so nearly prepared as to be able to make up all deficiencies during the first two months of the term, meanwhile maintaining a good standing in their class. Conditioned students will have an opportunity given them to remove their entrance conditions as early as possible in the first term. It is expected that all entrance conditions will be made up before the Thanksgiving recess. CERTIFICATES.-From certain preparatory schools of approved standing students are admitted to the Freshman Class upon the full certificate of the Principal. Upon the request of the Principal or Board of Education, the Faculty will appoint a committee to visit any school and to report upon its condition. The schools which shall be approved by the Faculty upon the report of this committee shall be entitled, for a period of three years, to the privilege of admission upon full certificate for their students. to the Department for which they were prepared. Blank forms of certificate for admission will be furnished to the Principal of an approved school upon application to the Registrar. The certificate, when properly filled out, should be forwarded to the Registrar before the day fixed for the examination for admission in June of each year. ADVANCED STANDING.-Students may enter advanced classes either at the beginning of the College year or at other times, if they sustain a satisfactory examination both on the preliminary studies and on those already passed over by the class which they propose to enter. Full equivalents will be accepted. SPECIAL STUDENTS.-In exceptional cases students properly prepared for admission to the Freshman Class may, by special vote of the Faculty, be permitted to pursue select branches of study. Such students are required to take examinations, all work in Composition and Elocution and Military Drill with the class with which they have studied. FREE SCHOLARSHIPS. STATE SCHOLARSHIPS, ACT OF 1864.-Under this law, a certain number of students from the State of New Jersey are received into this department of the College, and educated free of expense for tuition. These students are admitted to free scholarships on the recommendation of the Superintendent of Schools in each county after passing the required examinations. The scholarships provided by the act of 1864 are distributed among the counties in proportion to their population, as follows: SCHOLARSHIPS-AT-LARGE.-In June, 1888, the Trustees of the College provided ten additional free State scholarships. STATE SCHOLARSHIPS, ACT OF 1890.-By a law passed March 31st, 1890, a number of free scholarships, one for each Assembly district for each year, is established and offered to students in all parts of the State. The candidates for these scholarships are selected as follows: A competitive examination, under the direction of the City Superintendents and the County Superintendent of Education in each county shall be held at the County Court House in each county of the State, upon the first Saturday in June in each year. If several candidates for appointment pass the examination from the same Assembly district, all who are suitably qualified shall receive appointment to such free scholarships, excess from certain Assembly districts being counterbalanced by vacancies in other Assembly dis |