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The Graduate School Catalogue

1873-1898

A CATALOGUE

DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY AND OF SCIENCE

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MASTERS OF ARTS AND OF SCIENCE

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WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR DEGREES AFTER EXAMINATION

1878 — 1898

With the compliments of The Deem of the Graduate School.

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CONTENTS.

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Preface iii

Doctors of Philosophy 1

Doctors of Science 19

Masters of Arts 22

Masters of Science 81

Summary 82

APPENDIX.

Doctors of Philosophy and of Science classified according to the fields of knowledge wherein their degrees were obt.uned 83

Summary 87

'Alphabetical Tndkx . 88

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PREFACE.

Twenty-five years ago the degree of Doctor of Philosophy was conferred for the first time at Harvard University, and only a few months earlier — in 1872 — the higher instruction was orga- nized which resulted in the permanent establishment of the Graduate Department or School. In the following list, which is the first of its kind, are printed the names of all those who must be regarded as the Graduates of this School. With a few exceptions they have been members of what is now known as the Graduate School, and the studies of all have been carried on under the general direction at first of the Academic Council of the University (1872-1889), and afterwards of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.

This list includes only such holders of the higher degrees — Ph.D., S.D., A.M., and S.M. — as have received their degrees after examination and a residence at the University of at least one year. The degree of Doctor of Philosophy and that of Master of Science, which was established in 1897, have never been given as honorary degrees at Harvard University; the degree of Doctor of Science, however, has been so conferred, as also that of Master of Arts. Thei-e are or have been, in fact, six classes of Master of Arts of this University: — holders of the degree (1) honoris causa; (2) ad euyidem; (3) in course, i.e. Bachelors of three or more years' standing, on the payment of a fee ; (4) with a professional degree, but without additional study or residence; (5) with the degree of Doctor of Philosophy; and (6) irro meritis^ conferred after residence and examination upon candidates approved by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, or — before 1890 — the Academic Council. The A.M. ad eujidem ceased to be conferred early in the present century ; the A.M. in course has not been given since 1872 ; the A.M. with a professional degree but without additional study was conferred only from 1883 to 1895, both years inclusive; and

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the Ph.D. carried with it the degree of A.M. only from 1877 to 1892. At the present time the degrees of Master of Arts of Harvard University are the A.M. honoris causa, and the A.M. pro meritis. The present list, so far as this degree is concerned, contains the names of the latter kind of Masters of Arts.

The information here given about the holders of the higher degrees is in substance what would appear in the Quinquennial Catalogue revised to date — see the Catalogue for 1895, pp. 67, 68 — with certain additional statements about residence and occu- pation. This comprises: (1) names and post-office addresses of living graduates, or — in the case of those who have died — the date of death and age at death; (2) academic degrees received, with dates, — arranged in chronological order; (3) positions held — similarly arranged — chiefly in colleges and universities ; (4) memberships in certain learned societies, and (5) professions or occupations.

The abbreviations used are, in general, self-explanatory.

Where a degree or a position is named without special designation of College or University the reference is to Harvard University. Positions at this University held by annual appointment only are not ordinarily mentioned.

The particular departments of knowledge wherein Doctors of Philosophy and Doctors of Science obtained their degrees are indicated immediately after their names and addresses; and in the case of Masters of Science the Divisions of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences are named upon whose special report the recom- mendations for the degree were made.

In the case of graduates who have taken more than one of the higher degrees, the full record is given under the degree last received, with a cross reference under the earlier degree.

Graduates who received their degrees out of regular order are placed each under the year in which the studies for the degree were completed, the date when the degree was conferred immediately following the name and address.

It is probable that the next edition of this list will be enlarged in scope so as to include persons who have been members of the School, though not holders of higher degrees from the University.

All who use this Catalogue are earnestly requested to send cor- rections and^ additional information to the Dean of the Gradoate School, Harv^ard University.

Sbptembeb, 1898.

DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY.

(Ph.D.)

*** From 1877 to 1892, both j'eai-s inclusive, the degree of Doctor of Philosophy carried with it also that of Master of Arts.

William Elwood Byerly, Cambridge, Mass. (39 Hammond St.). (Mathematics.) — A. B. 1871. Asst. Prof. Math. Cornell Univ.; Asst. Prof. and Prof. Math. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Mathematics).

♦Charles Leavitt Beale Whitney, Died 14 Sept. 1892 aged 42.

(History.) — a.b. 1871; ll.b. 1876. — Latoyer.

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William Keith Brooks, Baltimore, Md. (Johns Hopkins Univ.). (Natural History.) — a.b. Williams 1870 ; ll.d. ibid. 1893. Assoc. Prof, and Prof. Animal Morphol., and Prof. Comp. Anat. and Zool. Johns Hopkins Univ. (Md.) ; Director of the Chesapeake Zoological Lab. Memb. Nat. Acad. Sci., and Am. Philos. Soc. ; Fellow Am. Acad. ; Fellow Royal Micro- scopical Soc. of London. — Teacher {Zoology).

William Everett, Quincy, Mass.

(Philology, Classical.) — a.b, 1859; a.m. (in course) 1862; a.b. Cambr. (Eng.) 1863; ll.b. 1865; a.m. Williams 1869; a.m. Cambr. (Eng.) 1870; L.H.D. Williams 1889; ll.d. ibid. 1893. Tutor; Asst. Prof. Latin; Head- master Adams Acad. Quincy (Mass.). FelloAv Am. Acad.; Memb. Mass. Hist. Soc; M. C. — In public life. Teacher.

Stuart Wood, Philadelphia, Pa. (1620 Locust St.).

(Political Science.) — a.b. Haverford (Pa.) 1870. — In business {iron).

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*Lucius Henry Buckingham, Died 29 May 1885 a^ed 55. (Philology, Romance.) — a.b. 1851; a.m.

Robert Grant, Boston, Mass. (104 Marlborough St.).

(Philology, English, German, and Italian.) — a.b. 1873; ll.b. 1879. Over- seer.— Jurist. Author.

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James Lawrence Laughlin, Chicago^ III. (574:7 Lexington Ave.). (History.)— A.B. 1873. Asst. Prof. Polit. Econ. ; Prof. Polit. Econ. and Finance Cornell Uniy. ; Head Prof. Polit. Econ. Univ. Chicago. — Teacher {Political Economy) .

Henry Cabot Lodge, East Pointy Nahant^ Mass., and Washing- ton, D. C. (History.) — a.b. 1871; ll.b. 1874; ll.d. Williams 1893. Overseer. Memb. Mass. Hist. Soc. ; Fellow Am. Acad. ; M. C. ; Senator U. S. — In public life (U. S. Senator). Author.

*Ernest Young, Died 2 Mar. 1888 aged 35.

(History.) — a.b. 1873. Master in Boston Latin Sch. ; Instr. Hist, and Roman Law; Asst. Prof, and Prof. Hist. — Teacher (History).

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(Ph.D. and A.M.)

Jesse Walter Fewkes, Washington, D. C.

(Natural History.) — a.b. 1875. Fellow Am. Acad.; Kt. Ord. Isabella the Catholic. — Scientist (American Archaeology and Ethnology) .

Frank Austin Gooch, New Haven, Conn. (169 Edwards St.). (Chemistry.) —a.b. 1872 ; a.m. (Hon.) Yale 1887. Prof. Chem. Yale Univ. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Chemistry) .

♦Freeman Snow, Died 12 Sept. 1894 aged 53.

(History.) — a.b. 1873; ll.b. 1891. Master in Boston Latin Sch.; Instr. Intemat. Law. — Teacher (International Law).

John Williams White, Cambridge, Mass. (18 Concord Ave.). (Philology, Classical.) — a.b. Ohio Wesleyan 1868 ; a.m. ibid. ; ll.d. Wes- leyan (Conn.) 1896. Tutor; Asst. Prof, and Prof. Greek; Prof. Greek Am. Sch. Class. Studies at Athens. Fellow Am. Acad. ; Memb. Kais. Deutsch. Archaol. Inst., and Soc. Archeol. d'Athenes; Pres. of Archaeological Institute of America. — Teacher (Classics).

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(Ph.D. and A.M.)

Franklin Bartlett, New York, N. T. (82 Times Bldg.). (History.)— a.b. 1869; ll.b. Columbia 1873. M. Q.— Lawyer.

Edward Raymond Benton, Newton Centre, Mass. . (Natural History.)— a.b. 1875; s.b. Mass. Inst. Tech. 1885. Asst. Prof . Nat. Hist. Univ. Rochester (N. Y.). — Teacher (Natural History).

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Edward Asahel Birge, Madison, Wis. (Univ. of Wis.).

(Natural History.) — a.b. Williams 1873; a.m. ibid Prof. Z06I. and Dean Coll. Letters and Sci. Univ. Wis. — Teacher (Zoology).

Granville Stanley Hall, Worcestei^, Mass. (Clark Univ.).

(Philosophy.)— A.B. Williams 1867; a.m. ibid. ; ll.d. Univ. Mich. 1887 ; LL.D. Williams 1888. Prof. Philos. Antioch Coll. (0.) ; Prof. Psychol, and Pedagogy Johns Hopkins Univ. (Md.) ; Pres. Clark Univ. (Mass.). Fellow Am. Acad.; Memb. Mass. Hist. Soc. — Teacher {Psychology).

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(Ph.D. and A.M.) Melville Madison Bigelow, Cambridge., Mass. (15 Buckingham St.). (History.) — a.b. Univ. Mich. 18G6 ; a.m. ibid. 1871 ; ll.d. Northwestern Univ. (111.) 1896. Prof. Law Boston \Jmy .— Teacher {Law).

Marshman Edward Wadsworth, Houghton.^ Mich.

(Natural History.) —a.b. Bowdoin 1869; a.m. ibid.; a.m. 1874. Instr. Math, and Mineral. ; Prof. Chcm. Boston Dental Coll. ; Prof. Geol. and Mineral. Colby Univ. ; Prof. Mineral. Petrogr. and Geol., and Director Mich. Mining Sch. — Teacher {Mineralogy, Petrography, and Geology).

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(Ph.D. and A.M.)

Edward Channing, Cambridge., Mass. (1 Brewster PL).

(History.) — a.b. 1878. Instr. Asst. Prof, and Prof. Hist. Memb. Mass. Hist. Soc. — Teacher {History).

Edward Emerson Phillips, Marietta., 0. (315 Third St.).

(Philology, Classical.)— a.b. Baldwin (O.) 1875; a.b. 1878. Tutor; Prof. Greek and Anc. Philos. Marietta Coll. (O.) ; Henderson Prof. Philos. Ethics and Psychol. Marietta Coll. — Teacher {Philosophy).

Denman Waldo Ross, Cambridge, Mass. (24 Craigie St.).

(History.) — a.b. 1875. Trustee Mus. of Fine Arts Boston (Mass.). Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher {History and Principles of Fine Art).

♦Samuel Epes Turner, Died 16 May 1896 aged 49.

(History.) —a.b. 1869; ll.b. Univ. Md. 1871. Instr. Hist. Phillips Exeter Acad. (N. H.). — Teacher {History).

Benjamin Willis Wells, Sewanee, Tenn.

(Philology, Germdnic.) — a.b. 1877. Instr. Mod. Lang. Friends' Sch. Pro- vidence (R. I.) ; Prof. Mod. Lang. Univ. of the South (Tenn.).— Teacher {Modern Languages).

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(Ph.D. and A.M.)

Francis Ellingwood Abbot, Cambridge^ Mass. (Larch St.).

(Philosophy.)— A. B. 1859; Meadville Theol. Sch. (Pa.) l^Q^. — Clergy- man (Liberal). Author.

*WiLLiAM Harlow Melville, Died 17 Feb. 1893 (xged 40.

(Physics.) — A.B. 1875; a.m. 187G. Chemist U. S. Geol. Survey. — Miner- alogist. 2 — *1

(Ph.D. and A.M.)

*Farley Brewer GtOddard, Died 18 Mar. 1896 aged 36.

(Philology, Classical.)— A.B. 1881. Instr. Greek Columbia Coll. (N. Y.). — Teacher (Classics).

John Norton Johnson, Philadelphia^ Pa. (1415 Walnut St.). (Philology, Sanskrit.)- A.B. 1881; a.m. \m2.— Teacher.

William Taggard Piper, Cambridge^ Mass. (179 Brattle St.). (Philology, Classical.)— A.B. 1874; a.m. 1881.

Arthur Wellington Roberts, Philadelphia^ Pa. (8 So. 12th St.). (Philology, Classical.) — a.b. 1881. Class. Master Wm. Penn Charter Sch. Philadelphia (Pa.). — Teacher (Classics).

Frank William Taussig, Cambridge^ Mass. (2 Scott St.).

(Political Science.) —a.b. 1879; ll.b. 1886. Instr. Asst. Prof, and Prof. Pol. Econ. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Political Economy).

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(Ph.D. and A.M.)

Herbert Morison Clarke, Blairsville, Pa.

(Philology, Classical.)— A.B. Hobart (N. Y.) 1876; a.b. 1878; a.m. 1879; A.M. Hobart 1879; Gen. Theol. Sem. (N. Y.) 1892. Asst. Prof. Greek St. Stephen's Coll. (N. Y.). — Clergyman (Protestant Episcopal).

Edward South worth Hawes, Brooklyn, N. Y. (Polytechnic Institute) . (Philology, Classical.) — a.b. 1880; a.m. 1882. Master Greek and Lat. €athedr. Sch. St. Paul, Garden City (N. Y.) ; Instr. Greek and Lat. Poly- technic Inst. Brooklyn (N. Y.). — Teacher (Classics).

Charles Bingham Penrose, Philadelphia, Pa. (1331 Spruce St.). . (Physics.)— A.B. 1881; m.d. Univ. Pa. 1884. Prof. Gynaecol. Univ. Pa. — Teacher ( Gynaecology) .

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Charles Robert Sanger, St. Louis, Mo. (Washington Univ.). (Physics.) — A.B. 1881 ; a.m. 1882. Prof. Chem. U. S. Naval Acad. Anna- polis (Md.) ; Eliot Prof. Chem. Washington Univ. (Mo.). Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Chemistry) .

*Harold Whiting, Died 27 May 1895 aged 40.

(Physics.) — A.B. 1877; a.m. 1878. Instr. Physics; Assoc. Prof. Phys. Univ. Cal. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Physics).

(Ph.D. and A.M.)

Hammond Vinton Hayes, Cambridge, Mass. (6 Channing St.). (Physics.) — A.B. 1883. Fellow Am. Acad. — Electrician.

Albert Andrew Howard, Cambridge, Mass. (8 Hilliard St.). (Philology, Classical.) — a.b. 1882. Tutor and Asst. Prof. Lat. — Teacher ( Classics) .

Benjamin Rand, Cambridge, Mass. (24 Quincy St.).

(Philosophy.)— A.B. Acadia (N. S.) 1875; a.b. 1879; a.m. 1880. Instr. in Philos. — Teacher (Philosophy).

James Rignall Wheeler, New York, N. Y. (Columbia Univ.). (Philology, Classical.) — A.B. Univ. Vt. 1880. Prof. Greek Univ. Vt. ; Prof. Greek Am. Sch. Class. Studies at Athens; Prof. Greek Columbia Univ. — Teacher (Classics).

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(Ph.D. and A.M.)

Frank Nelson Cole, New York, N. Y. (Columbia Univ.).

(Mathematics.) —A.B. 1882. Asst. Prof. Math. Univ. Mich. ; Prof. Math. Columbia Univ. — Teacher (Mathematics).

Andrew Fiske, Bostori, Mass. (216 Commonwealth Ave.). (History.) — a.b. 1875; ll.b. 1878. — Lawyer.

Oliver Whipple Huntington, Newport, R. I. (Cloyne House). (Physics.) — A.B. 1881. Instr. Mineral, and Chem. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher.

Richard Alexander Fullerton Penrose, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa, (460 Bullitt Bldg.). (Natural History.) — a.b. 1884. Assoc. Prof, and Prof. Econ. Geol. Unir. Chicago. Memb. Am. Philos. Soc. — Teacher (Economic Geology).

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(Ph.D. and A.M.)

Morris Hicky Morgan, Cambridge^ Mass. (45 Garden St.).

(Philology, Classical.) — a.b. 1881 ; ll.d. Hobart (N. Y.) 1896. Head Tutor St. Mark's Sch. Southborough (Mass.) ; Tutor in Greek; Asst. Prof. Greek and Lat. ; Asst. Prof. Lat. — Teacher {Classics).

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(Ph.D. and A.M.)

JosiAH Bridge, Dobbs Ferry ^ JSf. Y. (Westminster Sch.).

(Philology, Classical.) — a.h. 1884; a.m. 1887. — Teacher (Classics). Herbert Eveleth Greene, Baltimore, Md. (1019 St. Paul St.).

(Philology, English.) —a.b. 1881; a.m. 1884. Prof. Eng. Lang, and Lit.

Wells Coll. (N. Y.) ; Collegiate Prof. Eng. Johns Hopkins Univ. — Teacher

(English) .

Carl Friedrich Richard Hochdorfer, Springfield., 0. (Witten- berg Coll.). (Philology, English.) — Stmitsexamen Univ. Leipsic 1881. Prof. Mod. Lang. Wittenberg Coll. (O.). — Teacher {Modern Languages).

Louis Lincoln Jackson, Brooklyn., N. Y. (Gold and John Sts.). (Physics.) — A.B. 1885. — Consulting Chemist.

Alfred Church Lane, Houghton., Mich. (Natural History.) — a.b. 1883. — Geologist.

Theodore William Richards, Cambridge., Mass. (44 Shepard St.). (Physics.) — 8. B. Haverford (Pa.) 1885; a.b. 1886. Instr. and Asst. Prof. Chem. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Chemistry).

Roland Thaxter, Cambridge, Ma^s. (7 Scott St.).

(Natural History.) — a.b. 1882. Asst. Prof. Crjrptogamic Botany. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Botany).

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(Ph.D. and A.M.)

Joseph Lybrand Markley, Ann Arbor, Mich. (50 Thompson St.). (Mathematics.)— a.b. Haverford (Pa.) 1885; a.m. ibid. 1886; a.m. 1887. Asst. Prof. Math. Univ. Mich. — Teacher (Mathematics).

Georg Richard Rodemann, Brooklyn, N. Y. (65 New York Ave.). (Philology, Classical.) — A.M. 18S7.— Teacher.

George Santayana, Brookline, Mass. (75 Monmouth St.).

(Philosophy.) —a.b. 1886. Instr. and Asst. Prof. Philos. — Teacher (Phi- losophy).

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John Eliot Wolff, Cambridge^ Mass. (Univ. Museum).

(Natural History.) — a. b. 1879. Instr. and Asst. Prof. Petrogr. ; Prof.

Petrogr. and Mineral. ; Curator Mineralogical Mus. Fellow Am. Acad. —

Teacher {Petrography and Mineralogy) .

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(Ph.D. and A.M.)

Charles William Colby, Montreal, Qite6ec (McGill Univ.).

(History.) —A. B. McGill 1887 ; a.m. 1898. Prof. Hist. McGill Univ. (Que.) .

— Teacher {History).

August Frederic Foerste, Heidelberg, Germany (lngY\mm^\x . 2) . (Natural History.)— A.B. Denison (O.) 1887; a.m. 1888.

Herman Wadsworth Hayley, JficZdZe^own, (7onw.(WesleyanUniv.).

(Philology, Classical.)— A.B. Amherst 1887; a.m. 1888. Tutor; Instr. in Lat. Wesleyan Univ. (Conn.). — Teacher {Classics).

Thaddeus William Harris, Keene, N. H.

(Natural History.) —a. b. 1884; a.m. 1885. Supt. Schools Keene (N. H.).

— Superintendent of Schools.

John Matthews Manly, Chicago, III, (Univ. of Chicago).

(Philology, EngHsh.) — A.M. Furman (S. C.) 1883; a.m. 1889. Asst. Prof, and Assoc. Prof. Eng. Lang, and Lit. Brown Univ. ; Prof. Eng. Lang. Brown Univ. ; Head Prof. Eng. Univ. of Chicago. — Teacher {English).

William Albert Setchell, Berkeley, Cal. (Univ. of Cal.).

(Natural History.) —a.b. Yale 1887; a.m. 1888. Prof. Botany Univ. Cal.

— Teacher {Botany) .

William Codman Sturgis, New Haven, Conn, (242 Prospect St.). (Natural History.) —a.b. 1884 ; a.m. 1888. Mycologist at the Conn. Agri- cultural Experiment Station. — Mycologist.

Edson Leone Whitney, Chicago, III. (5490 Ellis Ave.).

(History.)— A.B. 1885; ll.b. Boston Univ. 1887; a.m. 1888. Prof. Hist.

and Philos. Norwich Univ. (Vt.) ; Prof. Math, and Polit. Sci. Benzonia

Coll. (Mich.) ; Acting Pres. Benzonia Coll. ; Docent in Polit. Sci. Univ.

Chicago. — Teacher {Political Science).

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(Ph.D. and A.M.)

Herman Vandenburg Ames, Philadelphia, Pa. (Univ. of Pa.). (History.)— A.B. Amherst 1888; a.m. 1890. Instr. in Hist. Univ. Mich.; • Acting Asst. Prof. Hist. ibid. ; Asst. Prof. Hist. Ohio State Univ. ; Instr. in Am. Constitut. Hist. Univ. of Pa. — Teacher {History).

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George Aaron Barton, Bryn Mawr^ Pa.

(Philology, Semitic.)— A. B. Haverford (Pa.) 1882; a.m. ibid.; a.m. 1890. Assoc. Prof. Bib. Lit. and Semitic Lang. Bryn Mawr Coll. — Teacher

(Semitics) .

Herbert Haviland Field, Zurich, Switzerland (Oberstrasse). (Natural History.) — a.b. 1888 ; a.m. 1890. — Student (Natural Science).

Fred Emory Haynes, Nashua, N. H. (46 Concord St.). (History.) —A.B. 1889; a.m. 1890. — Teacher.

John William Henry Walden, Cambridge, Mass. (13 Mt. Auburn St.). (Philology, Classical.) — a.b. 1888; a.m. 1889. — Teacher (Classics).

William McMichael Woodworth, Cambridge, Mass. (149 Brattle St.). (Natural History.) — a.b. 1888. Instr. in Microscop. Anat. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Natural Science).

Theodore Francis Wright, Cambridge, Mass. (42 Quincy St.). (Philosophy.)— A.B. 1866; a.m. (in course) 1869. Prof. Church Hist, and Homiletics, and Dean New Church Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.). — Clergy- man (New Church). Teacher.

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(Ph.D. and A.M.) Charles Benedict Davenport, Cambridge, Mass. (11 Francis Ave.). (Natural History). — s.b. Brooklyn Polytech. and Coll. Inst. 1886; a.b. 1889 ; A.M. 1890. Instr. in Zool. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Zoology).

Alfred Cope Garrett, Cambridge, Mass. (27 Everett St.).

(Philology, English.) — a.b. Haverford (Pa.) 1887; a.b. 1889; a.m. 1891. Instr. in Eng. — Teacher (English) .

Walter Louis Jennings, Boston, Mass. (900 Beacon St.).

(Chemistry.)— A.B. 1889; a.m. 1890. Asst. Prof. Chem. Worcester Poly- tech. Inst. — Teacher (Chemistry)

Henry Baldwin Ward, Lincoln, Neb. (Univ. of Nebraska).

(Natural History.) — a.b. Williams 1885. Assoc. Prof, and Prof. Zool. Univ. Neb. — Teacher (Zoology).

William Homer Warren, Brooklyn, N. Y. (13 Middagh St.). • (Chemistry.)— A.B. 1889; a.m. 1891.

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William Nickerson Bates, Philadelphia^ Pa. (Univ. of Pa.). (Philology, Classical.)— A. B. 1890; a.m. 1891. Instr. in Greek Univ. Pa. — Teacher ( Classics) .

William James Battle, Austin^ Tex. (Univ. of Texas).

(Philology, Classical.) — a.b. Univ. N. C. 1888 ; a.m. ibid. 1889 ; ph.d. ibid. 1890; A.M. 1891. Assoc. Prof. Greek Univ. Tex. — Teacher (Clashes).

William Herbert Carruth, Lawrence^ Kan. (Univ. of Kansas). (Philology, Germanic.) — a.b. Univ. Kan. 1880; a.m. ibid.; a.m. 1889. Prof. German Lang, and Lit. Univ. Kan. — Teacher {German).

George Lucius Collie, Beloit, Wis. (Pearson's Hall).

(Natural History.) — s.b. Beloit (Wis.) 1881; a.m. 1891. Prof. Geol. Beloit Coll. — Teacher (Geology).

EvARTS BouTELL Greene, Uvbana, III.

(ffistory.)— a.b. 1890; a.m. 1891. Asst. Prof, and Assoc. Prof, ffist. Univ. 111. — Teacher (History).

Walter Scott Hendrixson, Grinnell, la. (Iowa Coll.).

(Chemistry.) — s.b. Union Christian (Ind.) 1881; a.m. ibid. 1884; a.m. 1889. Dodge Prof. Chem. Iowa Coll. — Teacher (Chemistry).

Alfred Henry Lloyd, Ann Arbor, Mich. (1503 Washtenaw Ave.). (Philosophy.) —a.b. 1886 ; a.m. 1888. Instr. Latin and Eng. Phillips Acad. Andover (Mass.) ; Asst. Prof. Philos. Univ. Mich. — Teacher (Philosophy).

Sidney Edward Mezes, Austin, Tex. (Univ. of Texas).

(Philosophy.) — s.b. Univ. Cal. 1884 ; a.b. 1890 ; a.m. 1891. Adjunct Prof. Philos. Univ. Tex. — Teacher (Philosophy).

Charles Peabody, Cambridge, Mass. (197 Brattle St.). (Philology, Classical.)— A.B. Univ. Pa. 1889; a.m. 1890.

George Reisner, Cairo, Egypt (Khedivial Museum).

(Philology, Semitic.) — a.b. 1889; a.m. 1891. — Archaeologist (Semitic and Egyptian) .

William Emerson Ritter, Berkeley, Cal.

(Natural History.)— Wis. State Norm. Sch. 1884; s.b. Univ. Cal. 1888; A.M. 1891. Asst. Prof. Biol. Univ. Cal. — Teacher (Biology).

Charles Luke Wells, Minneapolis, Minn. (Univ. of Minn.). (History.) —a.b. 1879; s.t.b. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.) 1882. Prof. Eccles. Hist. Seabury Div. Sch. (Minn.); Asst. Prof. Hist. State Univ. Minn. — Teacher (History) . Clergyman (Protestant Episcopal) .

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Charles Montague Bakewell, BrynMawr^Pa. (BrynMawrColl.). (Philosophy.) —AB. Univ. Cal. 1889 ; a.m. ibid. 1891 ; a.m. 1892. — Teacher {Philosophy) .

Francis Kingsley Ball, Paris, France (care Munroe and Co., 7 Rue Scribe). (Philology, Classical.)— A. B. Drury Coll. (Mo.) 1887; a.b. 1890; a.m. 1891. Prof. Greek Lang, and Lit. Univ. N. C. — Teacher (Classics').

John Bigham, Ann Arbor, Mich.

(Philosophy.) —A.B. Amherst 1887 ; a.m. ibid. ; s.t.b. Yale 1892 ; a.m. 1893. Prof. Philos. De Pauw Univ. (Ind.) — Teacher (Philosophy) . Clergyman (Methodist Episcopal) .

Frank Dyer Chester, Budapesth, Hungary (U. S. Consulate). (Philology, Semitic.) — a.b. 1891; a.m. 1892. — Student (Semitics).

George Amos Dorsey, Chicago, III. (Field Columbian Museum.). (American Archaeology and Ethnology.) — a.b. Denison (0.) 1888; a.b. 1890. — Anthropologist.

Edward Fulton, Aurora, Cayuga Lake, N. Y.

(Philology, English.)— a.b. Dalhousie (N. S.) 1889; a.b. 1891; a.m. 1892. Prof. Eng. Lang, and Lit. Wells Coll. (N. Y.). — Teacher (English).

James Gteddes, Boston, Mass. (Boston Univ.).

(Philology, Romance.)— A.B. 1880; a.m. 1889. Prof. French Span, and Ital. Boston LTniv. — Teacher (Romance Languages) .

Charles Burton Gulick, Cambridge, Mass. (18 Walker St.). (Philology, Classical.) —a.b. 1890; a.m. 1891. Instr. in Greek. — Teacher ( Classics) .

Willis Hatfield Hazard, West Chester, Pa.

(Philology, Semitic.)— A.B. Haverford (Pa.) 1887; Gen. Theol. Sem. (N. Y.) 1891; a.m. 1892.— Clergyman (Protestant Episcopal).

Charles Atwood Kofoid, Urbana, III. (909 California Ave.). (Natural History.) —a.b. Oberlin (0.) 1890; a.m. 1892. Asst. Prof. Zool. Univ. 111. — Teacher (Zoology).

George Edgar Ladd, Cambridge, Mass. (81 Oxford St.). (Natural History.) —a.b. 1887; a.m. 1888.— Geologist.

Maurice Whittemore Mather, Cambridge, Mass. (13 Mt. Auburn St.). (Philology, Classical.)— A.B. 1890; a.m. 1891. Instr. in l^dA. — Teacher (Classics).

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Curtis Hidden Page, New York^ N. Y. (Columbia Univ.).

(Philology, English and German.) —a. b. 1890; a.m. 1891. Tutor in the Romance Languages and Literatures Columbia Univ. — Teacher {Romance Languages) .

Fred Norris Robinson, Cambridge^ Mass. (Grays 24).

(Philology, English.) —A. B. 1891; a.m. 1892. Instr. in ^n^. — Teacher

(^English and Celtic).

*Elliot Folger Rogers, Died 2 Oct. 1895 aged 27.

(Chemistry.) — a.b. 1890; a.m. 1891. — Teacher {Chemistry).

Arthur Wisswald Weysse, West Roxhury^ Mass. (Park St.). (Natural Historj.) — a.b. 1891; a.m. 1892. Instr. in Biol. Mass. Inst. Tech. — Teacher {Biology).

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Frank Cole Babbitt, Hartford, Conn. (Trinity Coll.).

(Philology, Classical,) — a.b. 1890; a.m. 1892. Instr. in Greek; Acting Prof. Greek Trinity Coll. (Conn.). — Teacher {Classics).

Edward Angus Burt, Middlebury, Vt.

(Natural History.) —a.b. 1893; a.m. 1894. Burr Prof. Nat. Hist. Middle- bury Coll. (Vt.). — Teacher (Natural Science).

Harry Edwin Burton, Hanover, H. N.

(Philology, Classical.) —A.B. 1890; a.m. 1893. Asst. Prof. Lat. and Greek Dartmouth Coll. (N. H.). — Teacher {Classics).

William Ernest Castle, Cambridge, Mass. (10 Ash St. PI.). (Natural History.) —a.b. Denison (O.) (1889); a.b. 1893; a.m. 1894. Instr. in Anat. and Embryol. — Teacher {Biology).

Bradley Moore Davis, Chicago, III. (Univ. of Chicago).

(Natural History.) — a.b. Leland Stanford Jr. Univ. 1892; a.b. 1893; a.m. 1894, Instr. in Botany Univ. of Chicago. — Teacher {Botany).

William Edward Burgh ardt DcBois, Atlanta, Ga. (Atlanta Univ.). (Political Science.) —a.b. Fisk (Tenn.) 1888 ; a.b. 1890; a.m. 1891. Prof. Lat. and Greek Wilberforce Univ. (O.) ; Prof. Economics and Hist. Atlanta Univ. (Ga.). — Teacher {Economics and History).

James Waterman Glover, Ann Arbor, Mich. (1209 So. Univer- sity Ave.). (Mathematics.) — litt.b. Univ. of Mich. 1892; a.b. 1893; a.m. 1894. Instr. in Math. Univ. Mich. — Teacher {Mathematics) .

John Hiram Gerould, Hanover, N. H.

(Natural History.)- litt.b. Dartmouth 1890; a.b. 1892; a.m. 1893. Instr. in Zool. Dartmouth Coll. (N. H.). — Teacher {Zoology).

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Henry Theodore Hildreth, Salem, Va. (Roanoke Coll.).

(Philology, Classical.)— A.B. 1885. Prof. Greek Univ. Wooster (0.); Asst. Prof. Greek Hist, and Lit. Brown Univ. ; Acting Prof, of Ancient Languages and Lit. Roanoke Coll. (Va.). — Teacher (Classics).

George Edwin Howes, Burlington, Vt. (98 So. Williard St.). (Philology, Classical.)— A.B. 1886; a.m. 1890. Prof. Greek Univ. Vt. — Teacher (Classics).

Robert MacDougall, Cleveland, 0. (102 Aclelbert St.).

(Philosophy.)— A.B. McGill (Que.) 1890; a.m. 1893. Assoc. Prof. Peda- gogy Adelbert Coll. (0.). — Teacher (Pedagogy).

Kenneth McKenzie, Morgantown, W. Va. (West Virginia Univ.). (Philology, Romance.) — a.b. 1891 ; a.m. 1893. Asst. Prof. Romance Lang. W. Va. Univ. — Teacher (Romance Languages).

Edgar Pierce, Cambridge, Mass. (9 Mercer Circle). (Philosophy.)— A.B. 1892; a.m. 189S. — Teacher (Philosophy).

Harris Eastman Sawyer, Newport, R. I. (289 Broadway).

(Chemistry.) — a.b. 1891; a.m. 1894. Lecturer on the Chemistry of Fer- mentation. — Chemist.

William Henry Schofield, Cambridge, Mass. (Holyoke 7).

(Philology, English.)— A.B. Victoria Univ. (Ont.) 1889; a.m. 1893. Instr. in Eng. — Teacher (English) .

Earley Vernon Wilcox, Bozeman, Mont.

(Natural History.) —a.b. Otterbein (O.) 1890; a.b. 1892 ; a.m. 1894. Prof. Biology and Veterinary Science Mont. State Coll. — Teacher (Biology) .

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Kendric Charles Babcock, Berkeley, Cal. (Univ. of Cal.).

(History.) — litt.b. Univ. Minn. 1889 ; a.m. 1895. Instr. in Hist, and Polit. Sci. Univ. Cal. — Teacher (History and Political Science).

Howard Hamblett Cook, Salem, Mass. (10 Federal St.). (Political Science.) — a.b. 1893; a.m. 1894. — Statistician.

Arthur Stoddard Cooley, Athens, Greece (Am. Sch. Class. Studies) .

(Philology, Classical.) — a.b. Amherst 1891 ; a.m. 1893. — Student (Classics) . Reginald Aldworth Daly, Cambridge, Mass. ( Apley Court) .

(Natural History.) — a.b. Victoria Univ. (Ont.) 1891; s.b. ibid. 1892; a.m.

1893. Instr. in Physiography. — Teacher (Physiography).

William Preston Few, Durham, N. C. (Trinity Coll.).

(Philology, English.)— A.B. Wofford Coll. (S. C.) 1887; a.m. 1893.— Teacher.

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Frederic Putnam Gtulliver, Southboro, Mass. (St. Mark's Sch.). (Natural History.) — a.b. 1893; a.m. 1894:. — Teacher.

Arthur Winfred Hodgman, Columbus, O. (164 W. 9th Ave.). (Philology, Classical.) — a.b. 1890; a.m. 1893. Asst. Prof. Class. Lang. Ohio State Univ. — Teacher (Classics).

Martin Hill Ittner, St. Louis, Mo. (2603 Michigan Ave.).

(Chemistry.) — ph.b. Washington Univ. (Mo.) 1892; s.b. ibid. 1894; a.m. 1S95.— Chemist.

Herbert Spencer Jennings, Hanover, N. H.

(Natural History.) — s.b. Univ. Mich. 1893; a.m. 1895. Prof. Botany and Bacteriology Mont. State Coll. of Agr. and Mech. Arts ; Instr. in Z60I. Dartmouth Coll. (N. H.). — Teacher {Natural Science).

John Daniel Logan, Boston, Mass. (36 So. Russell St.).

(Philosophy.)— A.B. Dalhousie Univ. (N. S.) 1893; a.m. ibid. 1894; a.b. 1894; a.m. 1895. Acting Prof. Philos. and Psychol. Ursinus Coll. (Pa.) 1896-97. — Teacher (Philosophy).

Richard Clarke Manning, Jr., Cambridge, Mass. (5 Felton St.). (Philology, Classical.) — a.b. 1888; a.m. 1892. Tutor in Jj&t. — Teacher ( Classics) .

Herbert Vincent Neal, Galesburg, III. (Knox Coll.).

(Natural History.) —a.b. Bates Coll. (Me.) 1890; a.b. 1893; a.m. 1894.

Prof. Biol. Knox Coll. (111.)-— Teacher (Biology). Charles Edward St. John, Oberlin, 0. (Oberlin Coll.).

(Physics.)— 8. B. Mich. Agr. Coll. 1887; a.m. 1893. Assoc. Prof. Phys.

and Astr. Oberlin Coll. (O.). — Teacher (Physics and Astronomy).

Theodore Clarke Smith, Poughkeepsie, W. Y. (Vassar Coll.). (Political Science.) — a.b. 1892; a.m. 1893. Instr. in Hist. Vassar Coll. (N. Y.).— Teacher (History).

Joseph Torrey, Jr., Cambridge, Mass. (8 Avon St.).

(Chemistry.) — a.b. Bowdoin 1884; a.m. ibid. 1887. Instr. in Chem. — Teacher (Chemistry).

Frederic Wilson Truscott, Morgantown, W. Va. (W. Va. Univ.). (Philology, Germanic.) — a.b. Indiana Univ. 1891; a.m. 1894. Asst. Prof. Germanic Lang, and Lit. W. Va. Univ. — Teacher (German).

Lewis Gardner Westgate, Evanston, III. (1208 Chicago Ave.). (Natural History.)— a.b. Wesley an (Conn.) 1890; a.b. 1891; a.m. 1892.— Teacher (Natural Science) .

George Rantoul White, Exeter, N. H.

(Chemistry.) — a.b. 1886; a.m. 1887. Instr. Chem. Phillips Exeter Acad. (N. H.). — Teacher (Chemistry).

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*JoHx Henry Boynton, Died 22 May 1898 a^ed 29.

(Philology, English.)— A.B. 1890; a.m. ISdi. — Teacher (Unglish).

Guy Stevens Callender, Cambridge^ Mass, (Matthews 7).

(Political Science.) — A.B. Oberlin Coll. (O.) 1891; a.b. 1893; a.m. 1894. Instr. Pol. Econ. — Teacher (Political Economy').

George Davis Chase, Lawrenceville, N. J.

(Philology, Comparative.) — a.b. 1889; a.m. 1895. Lat. Master Lawrence- ville Sch. (N. J.).— Teacher (Classics).

Herbert Ernest Cushman, Tufts College, Mass.

(Philosophy.)— A.B. Bates Coll. (Me.) 1887; s.t.b. Tufts Coll. 1890; a.m. ibid. 1890; a.b. 1895; a.m. 1896. Instr. in Philos. Tufts Coll.— Teacher (Philosophy).

Clyde Augustus Duniway, Stanford Univ., Gal. (Leland Stan- ford Jr. Univ.). (Political Science.)— A.B. Cornell Univ. (N. Y.) 1892; a.m. 1894. Asst. Prof. Am. Hist. Leland Stanford Jr. Univ. (Cal.).— Teacher (History).

Frank Edgar Farley, Haverford, Pa. (Haverford Coll.).

(Philology, English.)— A.B. 1893; a.m. 1894. Instr. in Eng. Haverford Coll. (Pa.). — Teacher (Modern Languages).

Jeremiah Denis Matthias Ford, Cambridge, Mass.

(Philology, Romance.) — a.b. 1894; a.m. 1895. Instr. in Rom. Lang. — Teacher (Romance Languages).

Frank Bernard Gallivan, So. Boston, Mass. (113 3d St.). (Chemistry.) — a.b. 1893; a.m. 1894. — Teacher (Chemistry).

John Irvin Hamaker, Durham, N. C.

(Biology.)— A.B. Univ. Kansas 1893; a.b. 1894; a.m. 1895. Prof. Biol. Trinity Coll. (N. C.) . — Teacher (Biology) .

Albert Elmer Hancock, Williamstown, Mass. (Williams Coll.). (Philology, English.)— s.B. Wesleyan Univ. (Conn.) 1891; a.m. 1895. Instr. in Eng. and Rom. Lang. Williams Coll. — Teacher (Modern Lan- guages) .

Alfred LeRoy Hodder, Bryn Mawr, Fa.

(Philosophy.) — Assoc, in Eng. Lit. Bryn Mawr Coll. (Pa.). — Teacher (English).

Thomas Augustus Jaggar, Jr., Cambridge, Mass. (Perkins 60). (Geology.)— A.B. 1893; a.m. 1894. Instr. in Geol. — Teacher (Geology).

Gaillard Thomas Lapsley, JVew York, JSf. Y. (12 W. 37th St.). (History.)— A.B. 1893; a.m. 18di. — Student (History).

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Henry Richardson Linville, New York, TV. T. (60 W. 13th St.). (Biology.) — A.B. Univ. Kansas 1893; a.b. 1894; a.m. 1895. Teacher in Zool. Boys' High Sch. of Manhattan (N. Y.). — Teacher (^Zoology).

Charles Whitney Mixter, Cambridge, Mass. (1671 Cambridge St.). (Political Science.) —a.b. Johns Hopkins Univ. (Md.) 1892; a.m. 1893.— Teacher (Economics).

Milton Brockett Porter, Austin, Tex. (Univ. of Texas).

(Mathematics.) — s.b. Univ. Texas 1892 ; a.m. 1895. Instr. in Math. Univ. Texas. — Teacher (Mathematics) .

Frederick Hollister Safford, Cambridge, Mass, (22 Sacra- mento PI.). (Mathematics.) — s.b. Mass. Inst. Tech. 1888; a.m. 1894. Instr. Math. — Teacher (Mathematics) .

Boris Sidis, New York, N. Y. (1 Madison Ave.).

(Philosophy.) — a.b. 1894; a.m. 1895. Assoc, in Psychol, at the Pathologi- cal Inst, of the N. Y. State Hospitals. — Pathologist.

Macy Millmore Skinner, Cambridge, Mass. (care Harvard Univ.). (Philology, Semitic.) — a.b. 1894; a.m. 1895. — Student (Semitics). To study abroad 1898-99.

*RoscoE Addison Small, Died 18 July 1898 a^ed 27.

(Philology, English.) —A.B. Bates Coll. (Me.) 1892; a.b. 1894; a.m. 1895. Instr. in Eng. Brown Univ. (R. I.) 1897-98. — ^eacAgr (English).

Oliver Mitchell Wentworth Sprague, St. Johnsbury, Vt.

(Political Science.) — a.b. 1894; a.m. 1895. — Student (Economic History) .

Henry Augustus Torrey, Burlington, Vt. (75 S. Prospect St.). (Chemistry.) —A.B. Univ. Vt. 1892 ; a.m. 1896. Instr. in Chem. Univ. Vt.

— Teacher ( Chemistry) .

George Ole Virtue, Winona, Minn.

(Political Science.)— a.b. Univ. Kan. 1892; a.b. 1892; a.m. 1893. Instr. Minn. State Normal Sch. — Teacher.

John Albrecht Walz, Cambridge, Mass. (care Harvard Univ.).

(Philology, Germanic.)- A.B. Northwestern Univ. (111.) 1892; a.m. 1895.

— Student (Germanic Philology). To study abroad 1898-99.

Raymond Weeks, Columbia, Mo. (Univ. of State of Mo.).

(Philology, Romance.)— A.B. 1890; a.m. 1891. Prof. Rom. Lang. Univ.

of State of Mo. — Teacher (Romance Languages).

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Frank Watts Bancroft, Cambridge^ Mass. (care Harvard Univ.).

(Biology.) — 8.B. Univ. Cal. 1894; s.m. ibid. 1896; a.m. U^l. — Student (^Zoology). To study abroad 1898-99.

Charles Heyward Barnwell, Cleveland^ 0. (Adelbert Coll.). (Philology, English.)— A.B. South Carolina CoU. 1887; a.m. ibid. 1888; A.M. 1893. Instr. in Eng. Adelbert Coll. (O.). — Teacher {English).

Harry Yandell Benedict, Graham^ Tex.

(Mathematics.) — s.B. Univ. Texas 1892; a.m. ibid. l%dZ. — Teacher {Mathematics) .

William Burdelle Bentlet, Fayetteville, Ark.

(Chemistry.)— A.B. 1889; a.m. 1890. Prof. Phys. and Chem. Ark. Indus- trial Univ. — Teacher {Physics and Chemistry).

Clarence Powers Bill, Cleveland^ 0. (Western Reserve Univ.).

(Philology, Classical.) — a.b. Adelbert Coll. of Western Reserve Univ. (O.) 1894 ; A.M. Western Reserve Univ. 1895 ; a.m. 1896. Instr. in Lat. Western Reserve Univ. (O.). — Teacher (Classics) .

Joseph William Blankinship, Bozeman, Mont. (Montana State Coll.). (Biology.)— A.B. Drury Coll. (Mo.) 1889; a.b. 1894; a.m. 1896. Prof. Bot. Mont. State Coll. — Teacher {Botany).

Neil Conwell Brooks, Champaign, HI. (Univ. of Illinois).

(Philology, Germanic.) — a.b. Univ. of Kan. 1890; a.m. 1896. Instr. in Germ. Univ. of 111. — Teacher {German) .

William Sargent Burrage, Cambridgeport, Mass. (10 Fayette St.). (Philology, Classical.)— A.B. 1892; a.m. 1S9o. — Teacher {ClaJssics).

Donald Frank Campbell, Cambridge., Mass.

(Mathematics.) — A.B. Dalhousie Univ. (N. S.) 1890; a.b. 1894; a.m. 1895. Instr. in Math. — Teacher {Mathematics).

Allerton Seward Cushman, St. Louis., Mo.

(Chemistry.) — s.B. Worcester Polytechnic Inst. 1888 ; a.m. 1897. — Teacher {Chemistry). Now in the U. S. army.

Samuel Bannister Harding, Bloomington., Ind.

(History.) — a.b. Indiana Univ. 1890; a.m. 1894. Asst. Prof. European Hist. Ind. Univ. — Teacher {History).

Herbert Mltller Hopkins, Berkeley, Cal. (Univ. of Cal.).

(Philology, Classical.)— a.b. Columbia Univ. (N. Y.) 1893; a.m. 1896. Instr. in Lat. Univ. Cal. — Teacher {Classics).

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James Edwin Lough, Oshkosh^ Wis.

(Philosophy.)— A-B- Miami Univ. (O.) 1891; a.m. ibid. 1894; a.b. 1894; A.M. 1895. Instr. in Philos. State Normal Sch. Oshkosh (Wis.). — Teacher (Philosophy) .

GusTAVus Howard Maynadier, Cambridge, Mass. (17 Plymp- ton St.). (Philology, English.)— A.B. 1889; a.m. 1890 . — Teacher (EngHsh).

William Pepperrell Montague, Cambridge, Mass. (6 Gibson St.). (Philosophy.)— A.B. 1896; a.m. 1897.— Teacher (Philosophy).

William Allan Neilson, Bryn Mawr, Pa.

(Philology, English.)— A.M. Univ. of Edinburgh (Scotland) 1891; a.m. 1896. Assoc, in Eng. Bryn Mawr Coll. (Pa.). — Teacher (English).

George Rap all Noyes, Cambridge, Mass. (care Harvard Univ.). (Philology, English.) — a.b. 1894; a.m. 1895. — Student (Slavic Lan- guages). To study abroad 1898-99.

Ismer John Peritz, Syracuse, N. T. (Syracuse Univ.).

(Philology, Semitic.) —Drew Theol. Sera. (N. J.) 1887; a.m. 1893. Prof. Semit. Syracuse Univ. (N. Y.). — Teacher (Semitics), Clergyman (Metho- dist Episcopal) .

John Wesley Rice, Rockland, Mass.

(Philology, Biblical and Patristic Greek.) — a.b. 1891; s.t.b. Yale Univ. 1895; a.m. 1896; s.t.b. 1897.

Frank Russell, Cambridge, Mass. (25 Ware St.).

(American Archaeology and Ethnology.) — s.b. State Univ. of la. 1892; s.M. ibid. 1895; a.b. 1896; a.m. 1897. Instr. in Anthropol. — Teacher (Anthropology) .

Charles Augustus Soch, Ithaca, J!^. Y. (32 Stewart Ave.). (Chemistry.) — a.b. 1894.

Leon Mendez Solomons, San Francisco, Cal. (care Lucius L. Solomons, 508 California St.). (Philosophy.) —S.B. Univ. of Cal. 1893; s.m. ibid. 1894.

James Sullivan, Jr., Cambridge, Mass. (Stoughton 21).

(History.)— A.B. 1894; a.m. 1895. — Teacher (History).

Ashley Horace Thorndike, Cleveland, 0. (Western Reserve Univ.). (Philology, English.)— A.B. Wesleyan Univ. (Conn.) 1893; a.m. 1896. Instr. in Eng. Coll. for Women Western Keserve Univ. (O.). — Teacher (English) .

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Frederick Clayton Waite, Hudson^ 0.

(Biology.) — LiTT.B. Adelbert Coll. of Western Keserre Univ. (0.) 1892; A.M. Western Reserve Univ. 1894; a.m. 1896. — Teacher {Zoology^.

Arthur Mayer Wolfson, New Tork^ N. T. (Boys' High Sch.). (History.)— A. B. 1893; a.m. 1896. Instr. in Hist. Boys' High Sch. N. Y. — Teacher {History).

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DOCTORS OF SCIENCE.

(S.D.)

John Trowbridge, Cambridge^ Mass. (58 Linnaean St.).

(Physics.)— 8. B. 1865. Asst. Prof. Phys. Mass. Inst. Tech. Asst. Prof, and Prof. Phys. ; Rumford Prof, and Lect. on the Application of Science to the Useful Arts; Director Jefferson Phys. Lab.; Fellow Am. Acad.; Memb. Nat. Acad. Sci. ; Memb. Am. Philos. Soc. — Teacher (Physics).

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Nathaniel Southgate Shaler, Cambridge, Mass, (25 Qiiincy St.). (Natural ffistory.) — s.b. 1862. Prof. Palaeontol. ; Prof. Geol. ; Dean Lawrence Sci. Sch. ; Geologist U. S. Geol. Surv. ; State Geologist Ky. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Geology).

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Walter Faxon, Cambridge, Mass. (Museum of Comp. ZooL). (Natural History.) — a.b. 1871; s.b. 1872. Instr. and Asst. Prof. Zool. Fellow Am, Acad. — Teacher (Zoology).

Byron David Halsted, Neiv Brunswick, N. J. (Rutgers Coll.). (Natural History.) — Prof. Botany and Hortic. Rutgers Coll. (N. J.). — Teacher (Botany).

Charles Sedgwick Minot, Boston, Mass. (688 Boylston St.). (Natural History.) — s.b. Mass. Inst. Tech. 1872. Instr. Oral Pathol, and Surg. ; Asst. Prof. Histol. and Embryol. ; Prof. Histol. and Human Embryol. Fellow Am. Acad. ; Cor. Memb. Brit. Assoc. Adv. Sci. ; Memb. Am. Philos. Soc. — Teacher (Physiology) .

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Leonard Waldo, Bridgeport, Conn.

(Astronomy.)— S.B. Marietta (0.) 1872; a.m. (Hon.) Yale 1880. Director Horological Bureau Yale Observatory 1879-88. — Astronomer.

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Charles Frederic Mabery, Cleveland^ 0. (57 Adelbert St.). (Physics.) —s.B. 1876. Prof. Chem. Case Sch. Appl. Sci. Cleveland (O.). Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Chemistry).

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Leonard Parker Kinnicutt, Worcester, Mass.

(Chemistry.)— s.B. Mass. Inst. Tech. 1875. Asst. Prof, and Prof. Chem. Worcester Polytech. Inst. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Chemistry).

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William Trelease, St. Louis, Mo. (Washington Univ.).

(Natural History.) — s.b. Cornell (N. Y. ) 1880. Prof. Bot. Washington Univ. (Mo.) ; Director Shaw Sch. Botany and Mo. Botanical Garden. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Botany) .

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Austin Lee McRae, Austin, Tex. (Univ. of Texas).

(Physics.) — s.B. Univ. Ga. 1881. Asst. Prof. Phys. Univ. Mo.; Prof. Phys. Mo. Sch. of Mines ; Assoc. Prof. Phys. Univ. Tex. — Teacher (Physics) .

Arthur William Palmer, Champaign, III. (614 W. Park St.). (Chemistry-.) — s.b. Univ. 111. 1883. Asst. Prof, and Prof. Chem. Univ. 111. — Teacher ( Chemistry) .

George Henry Johnson, St. Louis, Mo. (2732 Pine St.).

(Mathematics.) — s.b. Rutgers (N. J.) 1882 ; s.m. Cornell 1883 ; c.e. Rutgers 1885.

Robert Tracy Jackson, Boston, 3fass. (33 Gloucester St.).

(Natural History.) — s.b. 188-i. Instr. Palaeont. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Palaeontology) .

KiNGO MiYABE, Sapporo, Japan.

(Natural History.) — s.a.b. Sapporo Agric. Coll. (Japan) 1881. Prof. Botany Sapporo Agric. Coll. — Teacher (Botany).

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George Howard Parker, No. Cambridge, Mass. (6 Avon PL). (Natural History.) — s.b. 1887. Instr. in Zool. — Teacher (Zoology).

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* J AMES Ellis Humphrey, Died 17 Aug. 1897 aged 35.

(Natural History.) — s.b. 1886. Lect. in Botany Johns Hopkins Univ. (Md.). Memb. Am. Philos. Soc. — Teacher {Botany).

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Robert Wilson Cornelison, Watsessing^ N. J. (McKenzie Bros. & Hill). (Chemistry.) — s.b. Univ. 111. 1890. — Consulting Chemist.

Harry Sands Grindley, Urhana^ III. (Univ. of Illinois).

(Chemistry.) — s.b. Univ. 111. 1888. Asst. Prof. Chem. Univ. 111. — Teacher {Chemistry).

WiNFiELD Scott Nickerson, Evanston, III. (Northwestern Univ.). (Natural History.) — s.b. 1890. Instr. in Biol. Northwestern Univ. — Teacher (Biology).

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Frederick Levy Dunlap, Worcester, Mass. (Worcester Polytech. Institute) . (Chemistry.) — s.b. Univ. Mich. 1892. Instr. in Industrial Chem. Worcester Polytech. Inst. — Teacher {Chemistry).

Herbert Maule Richards, Cambridge, Mass. (Dunster 21).

(Natural History.) — s.b. 1891. Instr. in Botany. — Teacher {Botany).

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Alfred Goldsborough Mayer, Cambridge, Mass. (11 Francis

Ave.). (Natural History.) — m.e. Stevens Inst, of Tech. (N. J.) 1889. — Zoologist.

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MASTERS OF ARTS.

(A.M.)

James McBride Sterrett, Washiiigton, D. G. (Columbian Univ.). 1894. —A. B. Rochester (N. Y.) 1867; s.t.b. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.) 1872; s.t.d. Rochester 1886. Prof. Ethics Seabury Div. Sch. (Minn.) ; Prof. Philos. Columbian Univ. (D. C). — Teacher {Philosophy^. Clergyman {Protestant Episcopal) .

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♦James Olney Averill, Died 16 Dec. 1886 aged 38.

A.B. Amherst 1870; Union Theol. Sem. 1878. — Clergyman (Congrega- tional) .

Edward Penniman Bliss, Boston, Mass. (86 Franklin St.). A.B. 1873. — In business.

Eugene Bigelow Hagar, Boston., Mass. (33 Temple PI.). A.B. 1871; LL.B. 1873. — Lawyer (retired).

Henry Parkman, Boston, Mass. (1003 Exchange Bldg.). A.B. 1870; LL.B. 1873. — Lawyer.

Melville Howard Swett, Watertown, Mass. A.B. 1873. — Lawyer (^retired).

James Freeman Tufts, Wolfville, JSf. S.

A.B. Acadia (N. S.) 1868; a.b. 1872. Prof. Logic and Mark Curry Prof. Hist, and Pol. Econ. Acadia Coll. ; Prin. Horton Coll. Acad. Wolfville (N. S.) . — Teacher.

William Warren Vaughan, Boston, Mass. (1003 Exchange Bldg.). A.B. 1870; LL.B. 1873. — Lawyer.

Marshman Edward Wadsworth, Houghton, Mich.

A.B. Bowdoin 1869 ; a.m. ibid. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1879.

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Thomas Simms Bettens, New York, N. Y. (130 W. 87th St.). A.B. 1874. — Teacher.

Michael Joseph Canavan, Lexington, Mass. A.B. 1871; LL.B. 1875. — Lawyer.

♦Bernard Whitman Flagg, Died 20 June 1890 aged 37. A.B. 1874. — Teacher (^Music).

Arthur William Foote, Boston Mass. (153 Tremont St.). A.B. 1874. — Teacher (Pianoforte). Composer.

Lewis Cass Ledyard, New York, N. Y. (54 Wall St.). A.B. 1872; LL.B. 1875. — Lawyer.

Albert Lamb Lincoln, Jr., Boston, Mass. (18 P. O. Sq.). A.B. 1872; LL.B. 1874. — Lawyer.

William Caleb Loring, Boston, Mass. (60 State St.). A.B. 1872; LL.B. 1874. — Lawyer.

William Cary Sanger, Sangerjield, N. Y. A.B. 1874; LL.B. Columbia 1878. — Lawyer.

Edward Preston Usher, Boston, Mass. (23 Court St.). A.B. 1873; LL.B. 1880. — Lawyer. Electrician.

Henry Nathan Wheeler, Cambridge, Mass. (55 Garden St.). A.B. 1871. Instr. in Math. — In business (publishing).

*John Henry Wheeler, Died 10 Oct. 1887 aged 36.

A.B. 1871; PH.D. Bonn 1879. Tutor; Prof. Lat. Bowdoin Coll.; Prof. Greek Univ. Va. — Teacher (Classics).

George Wigglesworth, Boston, Mass. (1004 Exchange Bldg.). A.B. 1874; LL.B. 1878. — In business.

Charles Herbert Williams, Boston, Mass. (15 Arlington St.). A.B. 1871; M.D. 1874. — Physician.

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William Silsbee FenoUosa, Salem, Mass. (73 Pinckney St.). A.B. 1875. — Teacher (Pianoforte).

♦Charles Abner Ham, Died 5 June 1882 aged 30. A.B. 1873.

Eliot Lord, Boston, Mass. (307 Washington St.). A.B. 1873. — Hdiior.

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Woodbury Lowery, Washington^ D. C. (1651 Pennsylvania Ave.). A.B. 1875; LL.B. Columbian (D. C.) 1880; ll.m. ibid. 1881. — Lawyer {Patents) .

♦William Harlow Melville, Died 17 Feb. 1893 aged 40. A.B. 1875. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1881.

John Murdoch, Boxbury, Mass. (195 Walnut Ave.). A.B. 1873. — Librarian.

Marshall Livingston Perrin, Wellesley Hills, Mass.

A.B. 1874; PH.D. Gottingen 1889. Asst. Prof, and Prof. Germ, and Anglo- Saxon Boston Univ. — Teacher (German and Anglo-Saxon).

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Henry Sherman Boutell, Washington, D. 0., and Chicago, III. (24 Walton PI.). A.B. Northwestern Univ. (111.) 1874; a.b. 1876. M.C. — Lawyer. In pub- lic life (M.C.).

Samuel Carroll Derby, Columbus, 0. (93 loth Ave.).

A.B. 1866. Prof Lat. Lang, and Lit. and Pres. Antioch Coll. (0.) ; Prof. Lat. Lang, and Lit. Ohio State Univ. ; Dean of the Coll. of Arts Philos. and Sci. Ohio State Univ. — Teacher (Classics).

Herbert Lee Harding, Boston, Mass. (1004 Exchange Bldg.). A.B. 1874; LL.B. 1876. — Lawyer.

Edward Bruce Hill, New York, N. Y. (45 Wall St.). A.B. 1874; LL.B. 1876. — Lawyer.

♦Holmes Hinkley, Died 25 Feb. 1891 aged 37. A.B. ISIQ.— Teacher.

WiUiam Gordon McMillan, Cleveland, 0. (306 Sibley St.). A.B. 1874; LL.B. 1876. — Lawyer.

Alden Sampson, Haverford, Pa.

A.B. Haverford (Pa.) 1873; a.b. 1876; a.m. Haverford 1877.

Stephen Perry Sturges, New York, N Y. (55 Liberty St.). A.B. Cornell 1876; ll.b. Columbia 1880. — Lawyer.

Eugene Wambaugh, Cambridge, Mass. (29 Hammond St.).

A.B. 1876; LL.B. 1880; ll.d. State Univ. Iowa 1892. Prof. Law State Univ. Iowa; Prof. Law. — Teacher (Law).

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John Henry Appleton, Boston, Mass, (23 Court St.). A.B. 1875; LL.B. 1877. — Lawyer.

Henry Hall Buck, Boston, Mass. (50 State St.). A.B. 1875; LL.B. 1877. — Lawyer.

Arthur Tracy Cabot, Boston, Mass. (3 Marlborough St.). A.B. 1872; M.D. 1876. Fellow; Fellow Am. Acad. — Physician.

Richard Tupper Cadbury, Philadelphia, Pa. (409 Chestnut St.). A.B. Haverford (Pa.) 1872; a.b. 1877. — Accountant.

Reginald Gray, Boston, Mass. (60 Devonshire St.). A.B. 1875; LL.B. 1877. — Lawyer.

Thomas Macauley, New York, N. Y. (205 W. End Ave.).

A.B. 1877; LL.B. 1882. William Reuben Richards, Boston, Mass. (31 State St.).

A.B. 1874; LL.B. 1877. — Lawyer.

Albert Smith Thayer, New York, N. Y. (11 William St.). A.B. 1875; LL.B. 1877. — Lawyer.

*Hollis Thayer, Died 3 Jan. 1884 aged 31. A.B. 1875; LL.B. 1877.

Samuel Dennis Warren, Boston, Mass. (220 Devonshire St.). A.B. 1875; LL.B. 1877. — Lawyer.

Harold Wheeler, San Francisco, Cal. (Mutual Life Bldg.). A.B. 1877. — Lawyer.

♦Harold Whiting, Died 27 May 1895 aged 40. A.B. 1877. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1884.

Rufus Phillips Williams, Boston, Mass. (Enghsh High Sch.).

A.B. Dartmouth 1876; a.m. ibid. Master Dept. Chem. Eng. High Sch.

Boston. — Teacher ( Chemistry) .

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HoUis Russell Bailey, Cambridge, Mass. (4 Buckingham St.). A.B. 1877; LL.B. 1878. — Lawyer.

Edward Bicknell, Buckfield, Me. (Box 85). A.B. 1876; LL.B. 1878. — Lawyer.

George Henry Browne, Cambridge, Mass. (16 Garden St.). A.B. 1878. — Teacher.

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Herbert Morison Clarke, Fulton^ Oswego Co., N. Y.

A.B. Hobart (N. Y.) 1876; a.b. 1878; a.m. Hobart 1879. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1884.

Emor Herbert Harding, Boston, Mass. (77 Marlborough St.). A.B. 1876; LL.B. 1878. — Lawyer.

Rockwood Hoar, Worcester, Mass. (9 P. O. Block). A.B. 1876; LL.B. 1878. — Lawyer.

Ernest Jackson, Boston, Mass. (383 Beacon St.). A.B. 1878. — Teacher.

Philippe Belknap Marcou, Cambridge, Mass. (42 Garden St.).

A.B. 1876; PH.D. Berlin 1888. Tutor; Instr. Romance Lang. — Teacher (Romance Languages) .

Edward Woodman, Portland, Me. (85 Exchange St.). A.B. 1877; LL.B. 1881. — Lawyer.

Francis Almy, Buffalo, N. T. A.B. 1879. — In business.

Clement Walker Andrews, Chicago, III. (Marshal Field Bldg.). A.B. 1879. Librarian Mass. Inst. Tech. — Librarian.

Harrison Otis Apthorp, Milton, Mass. (Milton Acad.). A.B. 1879. Headmaster Milton Acad. (Mass.). — Teacher.

Robert S Avann, Albion, Mich. (310 Jackson St.).

A.B. 1877 ; PH.D. Boston Univ. 1881. Prof. Lat. Claverack Coll. and Hudson River Inst. ; Prof. Lat. Albion Coll. (Mich.). — Teacher {Classics).

Henry Baily, Newton Centre, Mass. (991 Beacon St.). A.B. Haverford (Pa.) 1878; a.b. \S1^. — Lawyer.

Francis Hagar Bigelow, Washington, Z>. (7. (U. S. Weather Bureau). A.B. 1873; s.t.b. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.) 1880. Prof. Math, and Astron. Racine Coll. (Wis.) ; Prof. Solar Phys. Columbian Univ. (D.C.) ; Prof. Meteorol. U. S. Weather Bureau. — Teacher (Meteorology). Clergy- man {Protestant Episcopal) .

Walter Cary, Buffalo, N. T. (184 Delaware Ave.). A.B. 1879. — Journalist.

Stedman Willard Clary, Boston, Mass. (110 Boylston St.).

A.B. 1877. Instr. Mod. Lang, and Math. Philhps Acad. Andover (Mass.). — Tea/iher.

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James Arthur Gage, Lowell^ Mass. (48 Central St.). A.B. 1879; M.D. 1885. — Physician.

James Ward Gilman, Bacine, Wis. (1307 No. Wisconsin iSt.). A.B. 1877; s.T.B. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.) 1880. — Clergyman ( Protestant Episcop al) .

Benjamin Fosdick Harding, Boston^ Mass. (Hopkinson Sch.). A.B. 1878. Head Belmont Sch. (Mass.) 1889-98. — ^eac^er.

Edward Lovell Houghton, Pawtucket, B. I. (2 Brook St.). A.B. 1879; Andover Theol. Sem. 1883. — Clergyman (Universalist) .

Benjamin Rand, Cambridge, Mass. (24 Quincy St.).

A.B. Acadia (N. S.) 1875 ; a.b. 1879. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1885.

Francis Joseph Swayze, Newark, JV. /. (776 Broad St.).

A.B. 1879. — Lawyer.

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WilHam Zebina Bennett, Wooster, Wayne Co., 0. (67 Bowman St.). A.B. 1878; PH.D. Wooster (O.) 1883. Brown Prof. Chem. and Phys. Uniy. Wooster. — Teacher ( Chemistry and Physics) .

Henry Champion Jones, Boston, Mass. (Public Latin Sch.). A.B. 1880. — Teacher.

James Otis Lincoln, San Mateo, Cal.

A.B. 1873; Berkeley Div. Sch. (Conn.) 1884. — Clergyman (Protestant Episcopal) .

Edwin Howard Lord, Wolf borough, N. H.

A.B. Bowdoin 1871 ; a.m. ibid. Master Dept. Phys. Sci. High Sch. Lowell (Mass.) ; Headmaster High Sch. Lawrence (Mass.) ; Prin. Brewster Free Acad. (N. H.). — T'eac/ier.

William Taggard Piper, Cambridge, Mass. (179 Brattle St.). A.B. 1874. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1883.

Charles Wellington Stone, Boston, Mass. (68 Chestnut St.). A.B. 1874. — Teacher.

Alfred Worcester, Waltham, Mass. A.B. 1878; M.D. 1883. — Physician.

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Le Baron Russell Briggs, Cambridge^ Mass. (140 Brattle St.). A.B. 1875. Tutor ; Instr. Asst. Prof, and Prof. English ; Dean Harvard Coll.

— Teacher (English) .

Edward Southworth Hawes, Brooklyn, N, Y. (Polytechnic Inst.). A.B. 1880. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1884.

John Norton Johnson, Philadelphia, Pa. (1415 Walnut St.). A.B. 1881. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1883.

Charles Henry Morss, West Medford, Mass. A.B. 1880. — Superintendent of Schools.

Charles Robert Sanger, St. Louis, Mo. (Washington Univ.). A.B. 1881. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1884.

Frank Webster Smith, Lincoln, Mass.

A.B. 1877. Master Class. Dept. State Normal Sch. Westfield (Mass.).— Teacher (Classics).

Edmund Allen Whitman, Cambridge, Mass, (23 Everett St.).

A.B. 1881; LL.B. 1885. — Lawyer.

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Frederic Almy, Buffalo, N. T. (Fitch Institute). A.B. 1880. — Lawyer.

Joseph Austin Coolidge, Cambridge, Mass. (20 Martin St.). A.B. 1882. — Teacher (Mathematics and Physics).

George Trumbull Hartshorn, Taunton, Mass. (7 Pleasant St.). A.B. 1S82. — Chemist.

Henry Churchill King, Oberlin, Ohio.

A.B. Oberlin (O.) 1879 ; s.t.b, ibid. 1882. Assoc. Prof. Math, and Philos. and Prof. Philos. Oberlin Coll. ; Finney Prof. Theology Oberlin Theol. Sem.

— Teacher (Philosophy and Theology). Clergyman (Congregational) .

Philip Coombs Knapp, Boston, Mass. (33 Marlborough St.). A.B. 1878; M.D. 1883. — Physician.

Robert Luce, Boston, Mass. (68 Devonshire St.). A.B. 1882. — In business (newspaper clippings).

*John Edward Maude, Died 26 June 1885 aged 30. A.B. 1881. — Clergyman (Unitarian).

♦Harry Leverett Nelson, Died 16 Aug. 1889 aged 30. A.B. 1881. — Lawyer.

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Edward Knights Stevens, Newport, R. I. (Box 82). A.B. 1882. — Teacher.

Frederic Mather Stone, Boston, Mass. (706 Sears Bldg.). A.B. 1882. — Lawyer.

Duren James Henderson Ward, Manhattan, Kan,

A.B. Hillsdale (Mich.) 1878; a.m. ibid. ; s.t.b. ibid. 1884; ph.d. Leipsic 1887. Prof. Eng. Kan. Agr. Coll. — Clergyman {Unitarian). Teacher.

Horace Leslie Wheeler, Watertown, Mass,

A.B. 1881; S.T.B. 1885. — Clergyman (Unitarian).

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Joseph Randolph Coolidge, Jr., Chestnut Hill, Ma;SS. A.B. 188S.— Architect.

Harold Clarence Ernst, Jamaica Plain, Mass. (8 Greenough Ave.). A.B. 1876; M.D. 1880. Asst. Prof. Bacteriology. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher {Bacteriology).

* James Newton Gan-att, Died 29 Jan. 1885 aged 22. A.B. 1883. — Student {Chemistry).

Herbert Eveleth Greene, Baltimore, Md, (1019 St. Paul St.). A.B. 1881. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1888.

Ernest Flagg Henderson, Berlin, Germany (1 Maienstr.).

A.B. Trinity (Conn.) 1882; a.b. 1883; ph.d. Berlin 1890. Lect. in Hist. Wellesley Coll. (Mass.) 1895-98.— Teacher {History).

Charles Austin Hobbs, Watertown, Mass. A.B. 1880. — Teacher {3fathematics and Physics).

Horace Addison Hoffman, Bloomington, Ind. (Ind. Univ.). A.B. Iiid. Univ. 1881. Prof. Greek Ind. Univ. — Teacher {Classics).

♦Berwick Manning, Died 28 July 1884 aged 25. A.B. Amherst 1882.

Alanson Herbert Mayers, CJiarlestawn, Mass. (57 Green St.). A.B. 1881.— Teacher.

John Farwell Moors, Boston, Mass. (171 Beacon St.). A.B. 1883. — In business (brokerage).

♦Samuel Newell Nelson, Died 25 Feb. 1893 aged 36. A.B. 1878; M.D. 1882. — Physician.

Walter Ferris Price, Haverford Coll. P. 0., Pa. A.B. Haverford (Pa.) 1882.

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William Stanford Stevens, St. Albans, Vt.

A.B. 1880; M.D. ISSS. — Fhysician.

Merle St. Croix Wright, New York, N. Y. (215 W. 126th St.). A.B. 1881; 8.T.B. 1887. — Clergyman (Unitarian).

Theodore Lyman Wright, Beloit, Wis. (Beloit Coll.).

A.B. Beloit (Wis.) 1880. Prof. Greek Lit. and Art Beloit Coll. (Wis.) —

Teacher (Classics).

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William Tufts Crocker, East Boston, Mass. (185 Webster St.). A.B. 1884; 8.T.B. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.) 1888. — Clergymcm (Protestant Episcopal) .

Edward Cummings, Cambridge, Mass. (cor. Irving and Scott Sts.). A.B. 1883. Instr. and Asst. Prof. Sociology. — Teacher (Sociology).

Robert Willard Greenleaf, Boston, Mass. (561 Boylston St.).

A.B. 1877; M.D. 1885. Prof. Mat. Med. and Botany Ma«s. Coll. Pharm.— Teacher (Pharmacy). Physician.

Thaddeus William Harris, Keene, N. H. A.B. 1884. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1890.

Mellen Woodman Haskell, Berkeley, Cal. (2029 Durant Ave.). A.B. 1883; PH.D. Gottingen 1889. Asst. Prof, and Assoc. Prof. Math. Univ. Cal. — Teacher (Mathematics).

Alexander George McAdie, San Francisco, Cal. (Signal OflSce) . A.B. Coll. City N. Y. 1881; a.m. ihidi. — Meteorologist.

Edwin Guthrie Mclnnes, Boston, Mass. (276 Newbury St.). A.B. 1883. — Lawyer.

William Lenhart McPherson, Washington, D. C. (1322 F St., N.W.). A.B. 1884. — Newspaper correspondent.

Charles Marsh Marvin, Elmira, N. Y. (Robinson Bldg.). A.B. 1884. — Lawyer.

*Silas Allen Potter, Died 10 July 1892 aged 38.

A.B. 1876; Andover Theol. Sem. 1879; m.d. ld>M. — Physician.

Greenough White, Sewanee, Tenn.

A.B. 1884; s.T.B. Epis. Theol. Sch. Camb. (Mass.) 1892. Prof. Eccl. Hist. Univ. of the South (Tenn.). — Teacher (Ecclesiastical History). Clergy- man (Protestant Episcopal).

Isaac Spalding Whiting, Boston, Mass. (Chamber of Commerce) .

A.B. 1882. — In business (grain^.

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Edward Ernest Atkinson, Boston^ Mass, (Epis. Mission, Boylston Sta.). A.B. Brown 1879; a.m. ibid.; s.t.b. 1887; s.t.b. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.) 1888. — Clergyman (^Protestant Episcopal).

William Albert Buxton, Fairbury, Neb.

A.B. Brown 1882; a.m. ibid. Prof. Eccles. Hist. Drake Univ. (la.). — Clergyman ( Christian) .

*Orrin Benner Clark, Died 14 May 1894.

A.B. Univ. of Chicago 1872 ; a.m. ibid. Prof. Eng. Lang, and Lit. Ind. Univ. — Teacher {English) .

James Thome Fairchild, Tabor ^ la. (Tabor Coll.).

A.B. Oberlin (O.) 1883. Prof. Lat. Tabor Coll. (la.) . — Teacher (Classics) .

Eugene Hiawatha Foster, Glendale^ 0.

A.B. Antioch (O.) 1878; a.m. ibid. — Superintendent of Schools.

Charles Bertie Gleason, Ghino, San Bernardino Co., Oal. A.B. 1885. — Teacher.

Percy Stickney Grant, JSfew York, N. T. (7 W. 10th St.).

A.B. 1883; S.T.B. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.) 1886. — Clergyman (Protestant Episcopal) .

Maximilian Lindsay Kellner, Cambridge, Mass. (17 Lawrence Hall). A.B. Hobart (N. Y.) 1881; a.m. ibid. 1884; Griswold Theol. Sem. (la.) 1884; A.B. 1885; s.t.b. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.) 1886. Asst. Prof. O. T. Lang. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. Mass.). — Clergyman (Pro- testant Episcopal). Teacher (Semitics).

Arthur Keith, Washington, D. C. (care U. S. Geol. Survey). A.B. 1885. — Geologist.

Alfred Wilhelm Martin, Tacoma, Wash.

A.B. McGill (Que.) 1882; s.t.b. 1885. — Clergyman (Independent).

William Whiting Nolen, Cambridge, Mass. (Manter 2). A.B. 1884. — Teacher.

William King Richardson, Boston, Mass. (40 Water St.). A.B. 1880; A.B. Oxford (Eng.) 188i. — Lawyer.

Edward Drake Roe, Jr., Oberlin, 0. (Oberlin Coll.).

A.B. Syracuse (N. Y.) 1880; a.b. 1885; ph.d. Erlangen 1898. Assoc. Prof. Math. Oberlin Coll. (O.). — Teacher (Mathematics).

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George William Rolfe, Cambridge^ Mass. (405 Broadway).

A.B. 1885. Instr. in Analytical Chem. Mass. Inst. Tech. — Teacher ( Chemistry) .

♦George WiUiam Sawin, Died 29 Dec. 1889 aged 29. A.B. 1884. Instr. Math. — Teacher {Mathematics).

Walter Edward Clifton Smith, Dorchester^ Mass. {io% Monadnock St.). A.B. 1883; 8.T.B. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.) \^^%. — Clergyman {Protestant Episcopal).

William Roscoe Thayer, Cambridge^ Mass. (8 Berkeley St.).

A.B. 1881. Memb. Mass. Hist. Soc. — Editor. Author.

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Josiah Bridge, Dobbs Ferry., N. Y. A.B. 1884. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1888.

* Arthur Deloraine Corey, Died 17 Aug. 1891 aged 25. A.B. 1886; PH.D. Berlin 1891. — Student (Classics).

Samuel Marcus Fechheimer, Cinci7inati^ 0. (86 Garfield PI.). A.B. 1886. — In business (shoe manufacture).

Edward Chenery Gale, Mirmeapolis, Minn. A.B. Yale 1884. — Lawyer.

Henry Harrison Haynes, Cambridge, Mass. (6 EUery St.).

A.B. 1873; s.T.B. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.) 1877. — Clergym^an (Protestant Episcopal) .

Henry Arnold Henshaw, Wobum, Mass. (129 Salem St.). A.B. 1886; s.T.B. and a.m. 1890.— Teacher.

Frank Aurin Houghton, Chicago Lawn, III. PH.B. Hillsdale (Wis.) 1880; s.m. ibid. 1883.

Thomas Spencer Jerome, Detroit, Mich. PH.B. Univ. Mich. 1884. — Lawyer.

Charles Alexander Loeser, Brooklyn, N. Y. (484 Fulton St.). A.B. 1886.

Edward Clark Lunt, Neio York, JST. Y. (159 E. Houston St.). A.B. 1886. — In business (ink).

Joseph Lybrand Markley, Ann Arbor, Mich. (50 Thompson St.). A.B. Haverford (Pa.) 1885 ; a.m. ibid. 1886. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1889.

William Fogg Osgood, Cambridgeport, Mass. (14 Centre St.).

A.B. 1886 ; PH.D. Erlangen 1890. Instr. and Asst. Prof. Math. — Teacher (Mathematics) .

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Georg Richard Rodemann, Brooklyn., N. Y. (65 New York Ave.). See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1889.

Frank Warren Smith, Pinole., Contra Costa Co., Cal. A.B. 1886.

Frederic Morse Smith, Hartford, Conn. A.B. Yale 1880.

George Rantoul White, Exeter, N. H. A.B. 1886. See also Ph.D. 1896.

Henry Arthur Whitman, Charleston, S. C.

A.B. Univ. Ga. 1868; a.m. ibid. 1870; Southern Theol. Sem. (Ky.) 1878.— Clergyman ( Unitarian) .

Philip Green Wright, Galesburg, 111. (314 E. Tompkins St.).

A.M.B. Tufts 1884. Prof. Math, and Astron. Lombard Univ. (111.) . — Teacher (^Mathematics and Astronomy) .

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Clarence Walter Ayer, Cambridge, Mass. (14 Mellen St.).

A.B. 1885. Acting Prof. Eng. Wittenberg Coll. (O.). — Teacher {English).

Solon Irving Bailey, Arequipa, Peru, S. A. (Harv. Coll. Observ.). A.B. Boston Univ. 1881; a.m. ibid. 1884. Asst. Prof. Astron. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher {Astronomy) .

William Sohier Bryant, Boston, Mass. (1 Charlesgate) . A.B. 1884; M.D. 1888. — Physician.

Charles Francis Adams Currier, Boston, Mass. (Mass. Inst. Tech.). A.B. 1887. Assoc. Prof. Hist. Mass. Inst. Tech. — Teacher {History).

August Frederic Foerste, Heidelberg, Germany (Ingrimmstr. 3). A.B. Denison (0.) 1887. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1890.

Herman Wadsworth Hayley, Middletoion, Conn. (Wesleyan Univ.). A.B. Amherst 1887. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1890.

Joseph Adna Hill, Temj^le, A^. H. A.B. 1885; PH.D. Halle- Wittenberg 1892.

Albert Walker Hinds, We.st Boylston, Mass. A.B. Brown 1887. — Teacher.

John Francis Holland, Chicago, III. (107 Dearborn St.). A.B. 1885. — Lawyer.

Mark Antony de Wolfe Howe, Bristol, R. I. A.B. Lehigh (Pa.) 1886; a.b. 1887. — Jovrnalist.

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Byron Satterlee Hurlbut, Cambridge^ Mass. (Hollis 7). A.B. 1887. Instr. English. — Teacher {English).

George Edgar Ladd, Cambridge^ Mass. (81 Oxford St.). A.B. 1887. See also Ph.D. 1894.

Alfred Henry Lloyd, Ann Arbor, Mich. (Univ. of Mich.). A.B. 1886. See also Ph.D. 1893.

Myron Augustus Lochman, New York, N. Y. (Harvard Club). A.B. 1887. — Teacher (private tutor).

John McKinstry Merriam, So. Framingham, Mass. (60 Union Ave.). A.B. 1886. — Lawyer.

Adolph Caspar Miller, Chicago, III. (6018 Stony Island Ave.). A.B. Univ. Cal. 1887. Asst. Prof. Hist, and Polit. Sci. Univ. Cal. ; Assoc. Prof. Polit. Econ. and Finance Cornell Univ. ; Assoc. Prof. Polit. Econ. and Prof. Finance Univ. Chicago. — Teacher (Finance).

Frank Walter Nicolson, Middletown, Conn. (174 High St.).

A.B. Mt. Allison (N.B.) 1883; a.b. 1887. Assoc. Prof. Lat. Wesleyan Univ. (Conn.). — Teacher (Classics).

Chauncey Goodrich Parker, Newark, N. J. (761 Broad St.). A.B. 1885; LL.B. Columbia 1887. — Lawyer.

George Totten Quinby, New York, N. Y. (27 E. 38th St.). A.B. 1887; LL.B. 1891. — Lawyer.

James Harvey Robinson, New York, N. Y. (170 W. 85th St.). A.B. 1887; PH.D. Freiburg 1890. Assoc. Prof. Eur. Hist. Univ. Pa. ; Prof. Romance Lang, ibid.; Prof. Hist. Columbia Coll. (N. Y.). — Teacher (History).

William Sanford Robinson, Omaha, Neb. (1112 Dodge St.). A.B. 1887. — Chemist.

Wallace Clement Sabine, Cambridge, Mass. (40 Shepard St.).

A.B. Ohio State Univ. 1886. Instr. and Asst. Prof. Physics. Fellow Am. Acad. — Teacher (Physics).

Hem-y Francis Sears, Boston, Mass. (86 Beacon). A.B. 1883; M.D. 1887. — Physician.

William Albert Setchell, Berkeley, Cal. (Univ. of Cal.). A.B. Yale 1887. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1890.

Daniel William Shea, Washington, D. C. (Catholic Univ. of Am.). A.B. 1886; PH.D. Berlin 1892. Asst. Prof. Phys. and Prof. Phys. and Electr. Engin. Univ. 111.; Prof. Physics Catholic Univ. (D. C.).— Teacher (Physics).

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1888-89 MASTERS OF ARTS. ^-^ 35

Frank Bulkeley Smith, Worcester, Mass. (Box 876). 1889.— A.B. 1886. Lawyer.

William Henry Snyder, Worcester, Mass.

1889. — A.B. Colby 1885. Master in Sci. Worcester Acad. (Mass.). — Teacher {Science).

Walter Raymond Spalding, Cambridge, Mass. (1 Parker St.). A.B. 1887. Instr. in Harmony. — Teacher (Music).

William Codman Sturgis, JVew Haven, Conn. (242 Prospect St.). A.B. 1884. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1890.

Joseph Brown Thomas Tuthill, Salem, Oregon (178 State St.). A.B. 1887. Prof. Chem. Willamette Univ. (Ore.).— Teacher {Chemistry).

Frank Hamilton Underwood, Buffalo, N. Y. (190 Hodges St.). A.B. 1886.— Teacher.

Edson Leone Whitney, Chicago, III. (5490 Ellis Ave.).

A.B. 1885; LL.B. Boston Univ. 1887. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1890.

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Frederick Anderegg, Oberlin, O. (207 E. College St.).

A.B. Oberlin (0.) 1885. Prof. Math. Oberlin Coll.— Teacher {Mathematics).

Frederick Harold Bailey, Cambridge, Mass. (75 Wendell St.).

A.B. 1887. Asst. Prof. Math. Mass. Inst. Tech. — Teacher (Mathematics).

William Herbert Carruth, Lawrence, Kan. (Univ. of Kan.). A.B. Univ. Kan. 1880; a.m. ibid. See also Ph.D. 1893.

Charles William Colby, Montreal, Quebec (McG-ill Univ.). A.B. McGill 1887. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1890.

Edmund Burke Delabarre, Providence, R. I.

A.B. Amherst 1886 ; ph.d. Freiburg-m-Baden 1891. Assoc. Prof. Psychology Brown Univ. ; Director of Psychological Lab. — Teacher (Psychology).

Samuel Atkins Eliot, Boston, Mass. (25 Beacon St.). A.B. 1884. — Clergyman (Unitarian.)

Henry Lexington Everett, Worcester, Mass. (29 Bowdoin St.). A.B. Brown 1886. — Mechanic.

Jefferson Butler Fletcher, Cambridge, Mass. (4 Riedesel Ave.). A.B. 1887. Instr. Eng. — Teacher (English).

James Geddes, Jr., Boston, Mass. (Boston Univ.). A.B. 1880. See also Ph.D. 1894.

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Clarence Willard Gleason, Dorchester^ Mass. (3 Stratford St.). A.B. 1888. Master in Greek Roxbury Latin Sch. — Teacher (Classics).

Walter Scott Hendrixson, Grinnell, la, (Iowa Coll.).

8.B. Union Christian (Ind.) 1881; a.m. ibid. 1884. See also Ph.D. 1893.

James Gibson Hume, Toronto, Ont. (University Coll.).

A.B. Toronto 1887; ph.d. Freiburg-in-Baden 1891. Prof. Ethics and ffist. of Philos. Univ. of Toronto (Ont.). — Teacher {Ethics and Philosophy).

Perry Lawton, Quincy, Mass.

A.B. 1888 ; s.B. 1890. — Civil Engineer.

Leo Rich Lewis, Tufts College, Mass.

A.B. Tufts 1887; a.b. 1888. Prof. Hist, and Theory of Mus. Tufts Coll.— Teacher (Music).

John Matthews Manly, Chicago, III. (Univ. of Chicago). a.m. Furman (S. C.) 1883. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1890.

Walter Maxwell, Washington, D. C. (Dept. of Agriculture). — Agricultural Chemist.

Bradley Webster Palmer, Boston, Mass. (24 Marlborough St.). A.B. 1888. — Lawyer.

John Martin Pierce, Oak Park, III. (212 S. Boulevard). A.B. Washington (Mo.) 1886.

Paul Revere Reynolds, New York, N. Y. (70 Fifth Ave.). A.B. 1887. — In business (American agent for Cassell and Co.).

Eugene Sondheim, New York, N, Y. (44 Broad St.). A.B. Coll. City N.Y. 1887; a.b. 18S8. — Lawyer.

Henry Lewis Stimson, New York, N. Y. (34 E. 33rd St.). A.B. Yale 1888. — Lawyer.

John William Henry Walden, Cambndge, Mass. (13 Mt. Auburn St.). A.B. 1888. See also Ph.D and A.M. 1891.

Julius Freiberg Workum, New York, N. Y. (10 Wall St.). A.B. 1888; LL.B. 1891. — Lawyer.

Herman Vandenburg Ames, PhUacMphia, Pa. (Univ. of Pa.). A.B. Amherst 1888. See also Ph.D and A.M. 1891.

George Aaron Barton, Bryn Mawr, Pa.

A.B Haverford (Pa.) 1882; a.m. ibid. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1891.

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Ralph Waldo Emerson Bassett, Syracuse^ N. Y. (Syracuse Univ.). A.B. 1889. Instr. in Romance Lang. Syracuse Univ. (N. Y.). — Teacher {Romance Languages).

William Burdelle Bentley, Fayetteville, Ark. A.B. 1889. See also Ph.D. 1898.

Percy Gardner Bolster, Boston^ Mass. (17 State St.). A.B. 1886. — Lawyer.

Jonathan Brace Chittenden, New Yorh^ N. T. (Columbian Univ.), s.B. Brooklyn Polytech. and Coll. Inst. 1884; c.e. and m.e. Worcester Polytech. Inst. 1888; a.b. 1889; ph.d. Konigsberg 1893. Tutor in Math. Columbia Univ. — Teacher {Mathematics).

Charles Benedict Davenport, Cambridge., Mass. (11 Francis Ave.). 8.B. Brooklyn Polytech. and Coll. Inst. 1886; a.b. 1889. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1892.

Herbert Haviland Field, Ziinch^ Switzerland (Oberstrasse). A.B. 1888. See also Ph.D and A.M. 1891.

*George Rudolph Freeman, Died 10 Apr. 1898 aged 47.

A.B. Pa. Coll. 1876; a.m. ibid. 1878; s.t.b. Yale 1885; s.t.b. 1889. Asst. Prof. Bibl. Lit. and Comp. Rehg., Wilder Prof. Ilebr. O. T. Lit. and Hist. Rehg. Meadville Theol. Sch. (Pa.). — Teacher {Semitics and History of Religions) .

Thomas Walton Galloway, Marshall^ Mo.

A.B. Cumberland (Tenn.) 1887; a.m. ibid. 1889; ph.d. ibid. 1892. Prof. Biol. Mo. Valley Coll. — Teacher {Biology).

William Frederick Giese, Madison, Wis. (Univ. of Wis.).

A.B. 1889. Asst. Prof. Romance Lang. Univ. Wis. — Teacher {Romance Languages) .

Henry Simon Glazier, JSfew York, JST. Y. (17 E. 67th St.). A.B. 1889. — In business {brokerage).

Henry Volkmar Gummere, Cambridge, Mass. (Harvard Univ.). s.B. Haverford (Pa.) 1888; a.m. ibid. 1889. — Tmc/ier {Mathematics).

Fred Emory Haynes, Nashua, N. H. (46 Concord St.). A.B. 1889. See also Ph.D and A.M. 1891.

Walter Gregg Horton, Boston, Mass. (41 Commonwealth Ave.). A.B. 1888; LL.B. 1893.

George Edwin Howes, Burlington, Vt. (98 S. Willard St.). A.B. 1886. See also Ph.D. 1895.

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Walter Louis Jennings, Boston^ Mass. (900 Beacon St.). A.B. 1889. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1892.

Herbert Parlin Johnson, Des Moines, la. A.B. 1889.

James Lee Love, Cambridge, Mass. (27 Walker St.).

PH.B. Univ. N. C. 1884. Instr. Math. — Teacher {Mathematics).

Alexander William MacRae, St. John, N. B. A.B. Dalhousie (N. S.) 188G.

William Gwathmey Manly, Columbia, Mo. (Univ. of State of Mo.). Prof. Greek Lang, and Lit. Univ. of State of Mo. — Teacher {Classics).

George Raynolcls Mathews, Salt Lake City, Utah (68 2nd St.). A.B. Western Reserve (O.) 1884; s.t.b. Yale 1887. Prof. French and Ger- man Univ. Utah. — Teacher {French and German).

Max Benjamin May, Cincinnati, 0. (72 Smith St.). LiTT.B. Univ. of Cincinnati 1884. — Lawyer.

Gustavus Howard Maynadier, Cambridge, Mass. (17 Plympton St.). A.B. 1889. See also Ph.D. 1898.

Charles Peabody, Cambndge, Mass. (197 Brattle St.). A.B. Univ. Pa. 1889. See also Ph.D. 1893.

Wilbur Henry Siebert, Columbus, 0. (206 W. 10th Ave.).

A.B. Ohio State Univ. 1888; a.b. 1889. Asst. Prof. Hist. Ohio State Univ.

— Teacher {History).

Louis Franklin Snow, Providence, R. I. (20 Tabor Ave.).

PH.B. Brown 1887 ; a.b. 1889. Dean Women's Coll. of Brown Univ. (R. I.) .

— Teacher.

♦Percy Hayes Taylor, Died 22 May 1893 aged 35. A.B. 1886. — Teacher {Classics).

Henry Russell White, Arlington Heights, Mass. A.B. 1889. — Teacher.

Frank Beverley Williams, Cambridge, Mass. (Thayer 29).

A.B. 1888; LL.B. 1895. Instr. in Roman Law; Asst. Prof. Law. — Teacher {Law) .

*Frank Zinkeisen, Died 11 Nov. 1895 aged 28.

A.B. 1889; PH.D. Berlin 1893. Asst. Prof. Hist. Univ. III. — Teacher

{History) .

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ISO I.

Mark Bailey, Jr., JVb. Seattle, Wash. (2600 Boylston St., North). 1897. —A.B. Univ. Ore. 1888 ; a.b. 1890. Prof. Anc. Lang. Univ. Wash. — Teacher (Classics).

Francis Kingsley Ball, Paris, France (care Munroe & Co., 7 Rue Scribe) . A.B. Dniry Coll. (Mo.) 1887 ; a.b. 1890. See also Ph.D. 1894.

William Nickerson Bates, Philadelphia, Pa. (Univ. of Pa.). A.B. 1890. See also. Ph.D. 1893.

William James Battle, Austin, Texas.

A.B. Univ. N. C. 1888 ; a.m. ibid. 1889. See also Ph.D. 1893.

Adolf Augustus Berle, Brighton, Mass. (697 Cambridge St.).

s.T.B. Oberlin (O.) 1887; a.b. 1891; s.t.d. Yankton Coll. (S. Dak.) 1894. — Clergyman ( Congregational) .

Edwin Victor Bigelow, Cohasset, Mass.

A.B.Washington State Univ. 1887; s.t.b. Yale 1890. — Clergyman (Con- gregational) .

Edward Tenney Brewster, Andover, Mass. (Phillips Acad.). A.B. 1890. — Teacher (Science).

Carroll Neid6 Brown, Stoneham, Mass.

A.B. 1891. Acting Prof. Greek Univ. Vt. 1892-93. — Teacher (Classics).

*John Cabel Breckinridge Burbank, Died 26 Dec. 1892 aged 25. A.B. 1889. — Student.

William Bancroft Carpenter, Woonsocket, R. I. (216 Blackstone St.). A.B. 1890. — Teacher (Mathematics).

George Lucius Collie, Beloit, Wis.

s.B. Beloit (Wis.) 1881. See also Ph.D. 1893.

Robert Elkin Neil Dodge, Providence, R. I. (Brown Univ.).

A.B. 1889. Instr. in Eng. Lit. Brown Univ. (R. I.). — Teacher (English).

William Edward Burghardt Du Bois, Atlanta, Ga. A.B. risk (Tenn.) 1888 ; a.b. 1890. See also Ph.D. 1895.

Charles Rochester Eastman, Cambridgeport, Mass. (354 Brookline St.). A.B. 1890; PH.D. Munich 1894. — Palaeontologist.

Alfred Cope Garrett, Cambridge, Mass. (27 Everett St.).

A.B. Haverford (Pa.) 1887; a.b. 1889. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1892.

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Nathan Richard George, Mendon, Mass.

A.B. 1890. Instr. in Math. Mass. Inst. Tech.— Teacher (Mathematics).

Evarts Boutell Greene, Urbana^ 111. A.B. 1890. See also Ph.D. 1893.

Charles Burton Gulick, Cambridge, Mass. (18 Walker St.). A.B. 1890. See also Ph.D. 1894.

Edwin Charles Headle, Bockville, Conn. (26 Prospect St.). A.B. Tufts 1876; s.t.b. Tufts 1880. — Clergyman (Unitarian).

Henry Newell Herman, Newarlc, N. J. (70 Front St.). A.B. 1890. — Chemist.

Arthur Kendrick, Terre Haute., Ind.

A.B. Amherst 1887. Asst. Prof. Physics Worcester Polytech. Inst.; Prof. Physics and Applied Electr. Rose Polytech. Inst. Terre Haute (Ind.). — Teacher (Science).

Augustus White Long, Lawrenceville, N. J.

A.B. Univ. N. C. 1885; a.m. (Hon.) Trinity (N. C.) 1889. — Teacher.

Maurice Whittemore Mather, Cambridge, Mass. (13 Mt. Auburn). A.B. 1890. See also Ph.D. 1894.

Sidney Edward Mezes, Austin, Texas (Univ. of Texas). s.B. Univ. Cal. 1884. See also Ph.D. 1893.

Charles Louis Mix, Chicago, III. (3058 Calumet Ave.). A.B. 1890; M.D. 1894. — Physician.

Edwin Vernon Morgan, Cleveland, 0. (Adelbert Coll.).

A.B. 1890. Instr. in Hist. Adelbert Coll. (O.). — Teacher (History).

George Dana Mumford, New York, N. T. (2 Wall St.). A.B. Columbia 1889. — Lawyer.

Curtis Hidden Page, New York, N. Y. (Columbia Univ.). A.B. 1890. See also Ph.D. 1894.

William Lyon Phelps, New Haven, Conn. (Yale Univ.).

A.B. Yale 1887; ph.d. ibid. 1891. Asst. Prof. Eng. Lit. Yale Univ. — Teacher (English).

William Forrest Pillsbury, Chicago, III. (625 The Rookery). A.B. 1889. — Lawyer.

James Dwight Prindle, Jr., Somerville, Mass. (179 Summer St.). A.B. 1889. — In business (provisions).

George Reisner, Cairo, Egypt (Khedivial Museum). A.B. 1889. See also Ph.D. 1893.

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William Emerson Eitter, Berkeley^ Gal.

Wis. State Normal Sch. 1884; s.b. Univ. Cal. 1888. See also Ph.D. 1893.

*Elliot Folger Rogers, Died 2 Oct. 1895 aged 27. A.B. 1890. See also Ph.D. 1894.

Theophilus Huntington Root, Whately, Mass,

A.B. 1885 ; Union Theol. Sem. (N.Y.) 1888 ; s.T.B.Yale 1890. —Clergyman.

James Brown Scott, Los Angeles, Cal. (Los Angeles Law Sch.). A.B. 1890; j.u.D. Heidelberg 1894. Prof. Law and Dean Los Angeles Law Sch. (Cal.). — Lawyer. Teacher (^Law).

Allison Wing Slocum, Burlington, Vt. (Univ. of Vermont).

A.B. Haverford (Pa.) 1888; a.m. ibid. 1889. Prof. Physics Univ. of Vt.— Teacher (Physics).

DavidEUsworth Spencer, PaZoJ.Z^o, Cal. (LelandStanfordJr.Univ.). LiTT.B. Univ. Wis. 1887. Acting Asst. Prof. Hist. Univ. Mich. ; Asst. Prof. Hist. Leland Stanford Jr. Univ. (Cal.). — Teacher (History).

Livingston Boyd Stedman, Seattle, Wash. (1111 18th Ave.). A.B. 1887. — Lawyer.

Hermon Weed Stevens, Brookline, Mass. (13 Fairbanks St.). A.B. 1889. — In business (advertising agency).

Hugh Tallant, JVew York, N. Y. (481 5th Ave.). A.B. 1898. — Architect.

William Homer Warren, Brooklyn, N. Y. (13 Middagh St.). A.B. 1889. See also Ph.D. and A.M. 1892.

Raymond Weeks, Columbia, Mo. (Univ. of State of Missouri). A.B. 1890. See also Ph.D. 1897.

Thomas Elmer Will, Manhattan, Kan.

A.B. 1890. Prof. Polit. Econ. Kan. State Agr. Coll. — Teacher (Political

Arthur Brown Wilhnott, Toronto, Ont,

A.B. Toronto 1887 ; s.b. ibid. 1887.

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Joseph Allen, New York, JST. Y. (107 E. 45th St.).

A.B. 1892. — Teacher. Gustaf Bernhard Anderson, Chicago, HI. (150 Washington St.).

A.B. Augustana (111.) 1888; a.b.;1891. — LoAvyer.

James Rowland Angell, Chicago, III. (Univ. of Chicago).

A.B. Univ. Mich. 1890; a.m. ibid. 1891. Asst. Prof. Experimental Psychol. Univ. Chicago. — Teacher (Psychology).

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Frank Cole Babbitt, HaHford^ Conn. (Trinity Coll.). A.B. 1890. See also Ph.D. 1895.

Charles Montague Bakewell, Bryn Mawr^ Pa. (Bryn Mawr Coll.). A.B. Univ. Cal. 1889; a.m. ibid. 1891. See also Ph.D. 1894.

Walter Greenwood Beach, Marietta^ 0.

A.B. Marietta (O.) 1888; a.b. 1891. Prof. Hist, and PhiloB. Worn. Dept. Marietta Coll. (O.). — Teacher {History and Philosophy).

Albert Perry Brigham, Hamilton^ N. Y. (Colgate Univ.).

A.B. Colgate (N.Y.) 1879; a.m. ibid. 1882. Prof. Geol. and Nat. ffist. and Curator of the Museum Colgate Univ. — Teacher {Natural Science).

Harry Fletcher Brown, Newport^ R. I. (U. S. Naval Torpedo Sta.). A.B. 1890. — Chemist.

William Garrott Brown, Cambndge, Mass. (Gore Hall). A.B. Howard (Ala.) 1886; a.b. 1891.— Archivist.

Charles William Cabeen, Syracuse, N. Y. (Syracuse Univ.).

8.B. Univ. Wis. 1882 ; litt.m. ibid.^ 1883. Prof. French Lang, and Lit. Syracuse Univ. — Teacher {French).

Francis Gordon Caffey, Montgomery, Ala. (16 Court Sq.). A.M. Howard (Ala.) 1887; a.b. 1891. — La/wyer.

Sidney Calvert, Columbia, Mo. (Univ. of State of Missouri).

b. appl. SCI. McGill 1890. Asst. Prof. Chem. Univ. State of Mo. — Teacher {Chemistry) .

William Morgan Cannon, Norfolk, Mass.

A.B. 1891.

Benjamin Edward Carter, Boston, Mass. (133 St. Botolph St.). A.B. 1890. Instr. in Math. Mass. Inst. Tech. — Teacher {Mathematics).

Robert John Cary, Chicago, III. (Home Ins. Bldg.). A.B. 1890. — Lawyer.

Allan McCleery Parker Chase, Leicester, Mass. A.B. 1890. Prin. Leicester Acad. (Mass.). — Teacher.

Frank Dyer Chester, Budapesth, Hungai^ (U. S. Consulate). A.B. 1891. See also Ph.D. 1894.

William Wallace Clendenin, Baton Rouge, La. (La. State Univ.). s.B. Univ. of State of Mo. 1886; s.m. ibid. 1889. Prof. Geol. and Mineral. Louisiana State Univ. — Teacher {Geology and Mineralogy) .

Frederick Redman Clow, Oshkosh, Wis. (171 W. Irving St.). A.B. Carleton (Minn.) 1889; a.b. 1821. — Teacher.

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Charles Rogers Cummings, Fall River ^ Mass. A.B. 1892; LL.B. 1894. — Lawyer.

Jonn Cummings, Gamhridge^ Mass. (Thayer 7).

A.B. 1891; PH.D. Univ. of Chicago 1894. Instr. Polit. Econ. — Teacher {Political Economy^ .

Leonard Henry Davis, New Hampton^ N. H. A.B. 1892. — Civil Engineer.

Thompson Trueman Davis, Portland^ Ore. (421 7th St.). A.B. Mt. Allison (N. B.) 1874; a.b. l^n. — Teacher.

Arthur Morgan Day, New York, N. Y. (Columbia Univ.). A.B. 1892. — Teacher (^Political Economy and Social Science).

Frank LaMont DeLong, San Francisco, Cal. (2709 Buchanan St.). A.B. 1890. — In business (milk).

William Kendall Denison, Tufts College, Mass.

A.B. Tufts 1891. Asst. Prof. Lat. Lang, and Lit. Tufts Coll. (Mass.). — Teacher (Classics).

Frederick Wesley Dewart, St. Louis, Mo. (2108 Waverly PL). A.B. Hamline (Minn.) 1888; a.b. 1890. — Lawyer.

George Alexander Eaton, Ogden, Utah.

A.B. 1892. Sub-prin. High Sch. Ogden (Utah).— Teacher.

Herbert Darling Foster, Hanover, N. H. (Dartmouth Coll.).

A.B. Dartmouth 1885 ; a.m. ibid. Prof. Hist. Dart. Coll. — Teacher (History) .

James Everett Frame, New York, N. Y. (41 E. 69th St.).

A.B. 1891; Union Theol. Sem. (N. Y.) 1895. Instr. in New Test. Union Theol. Sem. (N. Y.).— Teacher (New Testament).

Edward Fulton, Aurora, Cayuga Lake, N. Y. (Wells Coll.). A.B. Dalhousie (N. S.) 1889; a.b. 1891. See also Ph.D. 1894.

Robert Sever Hale, Boston, Mass. (5 Exeter St.). A.B. 1891; M.E. Cornell (Sibley Coll.) 189S. — Eledrician.

Henry Hale Harris, Loivell, Mass. (Varnum Sch.). A.B. 1891.— Teacher.

William Fenwick Harris, Cambridge, Mass. (8 Mercer Circle).

A.B. 1891.

Willis Hatfield Hazard, West Chester, Pa.

A.B. Haverford (Pa.) 1887; Gen. Theol. Sem. (N.Y.) 1891. See also Ph.D. 1894.

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William Hill, Chicago, III. (335 So. Halsted St.).

A.B. Univ. Kan. 1890 ; a.b. 1891. Asst. Prof. Polit. Econ. Univ. Chicago. — Teacher (Political Economy) .

William Garfield Hormell, Delaware, 0. (Ohio Wesleyan Univ.). A.B. Ohio Wesleyan 1889 ; s.b. ibid. 1891. Asst. Prof. Phys. Ohio Wesleyan Univ. — Teacher (Physics) .

David Frank Houston, Austin, Texas (Univ. of Texas).

A.B. Coll. S. C. 1887. Adj. Prof. Polit. Sci. Univ. Texas. — Teacher (Political Science) .

William Gruild Howard, Cambridge, Mass. (Grays 5). A.B. 1891. Instr. in German. — Teacher (German).

*Lorenzo Nickerson Johnson, Died 27 Feb. 1897 aged 34. A.B. Wesleyan (Conn.) 1884; a.m. ibid. 1887. — Teacher (Botany).

Pitt Gordon Knowlton, Lindenville, O. A.B. Oberlin (O.) 1%%Q. — Teacher.

Charles Atwood Kofoid, Urhana, III. (909 California Ave.). A.B. Oberlin (O.) 1890. See also Ph.D. 1894.

Nariaki Kozaki, Tokyo, Japan (8 Gobancho, Kojimachi Ku).

Doshisha (Japan) 1881; Theol. Dept. Doshisha 1884; s.t.b. Pacific Theol. Sem. 1887; s.t.b. 1891. — In business.

Henry Barnard Kummel, Chicago, III. (Lewis Inst.).

A.B. Beloit (Wis.) 1889 ; ph.d. Univ. of Chicago 1895. Asst. Prof. Physi- ography Lewis Inst. (111.). — Teacher (Physiography) .

Edward Davison McCoUom, Orange, N. J. (11 High St.). A.B. 1891.— Teacher.

Duncan McDermid, CamhHdge, Mass. (31 Bigelow St.). A.B. 1891. — Clergyman (Congregational).

George Francis McKelleget, Cambndgeport, Mass. (709 Cambridge St.). A.B. 1892; LL.B. 1895. — Lawyer.

*Ambrose Watts MacLeod, Died 17 June 1893 aged 28.

A.B. Dalhousie (N. S.) 1888; Presbyterian Coll. Halifax (N. S.) 1890; A.B. 1891. — Clergyman (Presbyterian).

Frederick Joseph Macleod, Charlottetown Royalty, P. E. I. A.B. Dalhousie (N. S.) 1890; a.b. 1891.

Richard Clarke Manning, Jr., CamhHdge, Mass. (5 Felton St.) . A.B. 1888. See also Ph.D. 1896.

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Melville Asbury Marsh, New York, N. Y. (727 Park Ave.). A.B. 1891. — In bifsiness.

Dickinson Sergeant Miller, Philadelphia, Pa. (312 S. 10th St.). A.B. Univ. Pa. 1889 ; a.b. 1892; ph.d. Halle-Wittenberg 1893. Associate in Philos. Bryn Mawr Coll. (Pa.). — Teacher (Philosophy).

Edward Clark Morey, Meadville, Pa.

A.B. Syracuse (N.Y.) 1884; a.m. ibid. 1887; a.b. 1891. Prof. Lat. Lang, and Lit. Allegheny Coll. (Pa.). — Teacher {Classics).

James Ferdinand Morton, Boston, Mass. (1 Lynde St. PI.). A.B. 1892. — Journalist.

Nathaniel Gushing Nash, Cambridge, Mass. (13 Craigie St.). A.B. 1884.

Charles Neave, Boston, Mass. (40 Water St.). A.B.Yale 1888; s.b. Mass. Inst. Tech. l^^Q. — Lawyer.

Aven Nelson, Laramie, Wyoming.

A.B. Mo. State Normal Sch. 1883; s.m. Drury (Mo.) 1890. Prof. Bio- logical Sciences Univ. Wyoming. — Teacher {Biology).

Jesse Gilman Nichols, Hamilton, Essex Co., Mass.

A.B. 1891; Andover Theol. Sem. 1894. — Clergyman {Congregational).

Archie Burton Pierce, Berkeley, Col.

S.B. Univ. Cal. 1890. Instr. in Math. Univ. of Cal. — Teacher {Mathematics) .

Arthur Henry Pierce, Westhoro, Mass. A.B. Amherst 1888.

Emberson Edward Proper, Brooklyn, N. Y. (Boys' High Sch.). A.B. Allegheny (Pa.) 1889 .— Teacher {History).

Charles Cornell Ramsay, Fall River, Mass. (Durfee High Sch.). A.B. 1892; A.M. (Hon.) Highland (Kan.). Prin. B. M. C. Durfee High Sch. Fall River (Mass.). — Teacher.

John William Roberts, Ayer, Mass.

1893. — A.B. Colgate (N.Y.) 1890; a.b. 1891. — Clergyman {Unitarian).

Fred Norris Robinson, Cambridge, Mass. (Grays 24). A.B. 1891. See also Ph.D. 1894.

Winfred Smith Ross, Somersworth, N. H. A.B. Dartmouth 1887. — Teacher.

Frederic William Sanders, Morgantown, W. Va. (W. Virginia Univ.). A.B. Coll. City N. Y. 1883; ph.d. Univ. Chicago 1895. Asst. Prof. Eur. Hist. W. Va. Univ. — Teacher {History) .

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William Emil Schliemann, Morgan Park, III.

A.B. Knox (111.) 1884; s.t.b. Chicago Bapt. Sem. 1888. — Clergyman

(Baptist) .

James Curtis Shaw, Stanhope, P. E. I. A.B. Dalhousie (N. S.) 1887.

William Pratt Sid ley, Chicago, III. A.B. Williams 1889. — Lawyer.

Fritz Hubert Small, Melrose, Mass. (90 W. Emerson St.). A.B. 1891. — Teacher.

Charles Alexander Smith, Montclair, N. J.

A.B. Hobart (N. Y.) 1888; a.m. ibid. 1891.— Teacher.

George Warren Towne, Salem, Mass. (42 Leach St.). A.B. 1882. — Teacher (Mathematics).

Frank Vogel, Boston, Mass. (120 Pembroke St.).

A.B. 1887. Asst. Prof. Mod. Lang. Mass. Inst. Tech. — Teacher (Modern

Languages) .

Charles Warren, Dedham, Mass. A.B. 1889. — Lawyer.

Elmer Ellsworth Wentworth, Lakewood, N. J.

A.B. 1882. Prof. Eng. Adelphi Acad. Brooklyn (N.Y.) ; Prof. Rhet. and of the Eng. Lang, and Lit. Vassar Coll. (N.Y.). — Teacher (English).

Lewis Gardner Westgate, Evanston, III. (1208 Chicago Ave.). A.B. Wesleyan (Conn.) 1890; a.b. 1891. See also Vla..I>. 1896.

Arthur Wisswald Weysse, West Roxbury, Mass. (Park St.). A.B. 1891. See also Ph.D. 1894.

Henry Kirke White, Chicago, III. (with Crane Co.). A.B. Beloit (Wis.) 1888. — In business.

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Isaac Adler, Rochester, N. Y. (1008 Granite Bldg.). A.B. 1890. — Lawyer.

Robert Percival Alexander, Stanhope, P. E. I. A.B. Mt. Allison (N. B.) 1888; a.b. 1892.

Chester Hastings Arnold, West Roxbury, Mass. (Park St.). A.B. 1892. — Electrician.

Charles Hamilton Ashton, Cambridge, Mass. (415 Broadway). A.B. Union 1887 ; a.m. ibid. 1890. Instr. in Math. — Teacher (Mathematics).

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Joseph Nickerson Ashton, Salem, Mass. (336 Essex St.).

A.B. Brown 1891. Instr. in Musical Theory and Hist. Brown Univ. (R. I.).

— Teacher (Music) .

James Oscar AtkiDson, Eton College, N. C.

A.M. Wake Forest (N. C.) 1890. Prof. Lat. and Moral and Soc. Sci. Elon Coll. (N. C). — Teacher. Clergyman (Christian).

Irving Babbitt, Cambridge, Mass, (65 Hammond St.). A.B. 1889. Instr. in French. — Teacher (French).

Benjamin Francis Bailey, Abbeville, S. C. A.B. 1877. — In business (cotton).

Charles Heyward Barnwell, Cleveland, 0. (Adelbert Coll.). A.B. Coll. S. C. 1887; a.m. ibid. 1888. See also Ph.D. 1898.

John Edmund Barss, Lakeville, Conn. (Hotchkiss Sch.). A.B. Acadia (N. S.) 1891 ; a.b. 1892. — Teacher.

Murray Augustus Bartlett, Rochester, N. Y. (Vick Park) . A.B. 1892. — Clergyman (Protestant Episcopal).

John Bigham, Ann Arbor, Mich.

A.B. Amherst 1887; s.t.b. Yale 1892. See also Ph.D. 1894.

Alexander Lee Bondurant, University P. 0., Miss.

A.B. Hampden-Sidney (Va.) 1884 ; a.m. ibid. 1892. Prof. Lat. Univ. of Miss. — Teacher (Classics).

William Tenney Brewster, New York, N. Y. (Columbia Univ.). A.B. 1892. Tutor in Rhet. Columbia Univ. (N. Y.). — Teacher (English).

Enoch Albert Bryan, Pullman, Wash. (State Agricultural Coll.). A.B. Ind. Univ. 1878 ; a.m. ibid. 1884. President and Prof. Hist, and Polit. Sci. Wash. Agric. Coll. and Sch. of Sci. — Teacher (History and Political Economy) .

Harry Edwin Burton, Hanover, N. H. (Dartmouth Coll.). A.B. 1890. See also Ph.D. 1895.

George Ashley Campbell, Boston, Mass. (with Bell Telephone Co.). s.B. Mass. Inst. Tech. 1891; a.b. 1892. — Physicist.

Carlos Carleton Closson, Glendale, Cal. A.B. \^^2.— Teacher.

Roland Ellsworth Conklin, Eureka, III.

A.B. Eureka (111.) 1886; a.b. 1892. Prof. Nat. Sci. Eureka Coll. (111.)- — Teacher (Science).

Arthur Stoddard Cooley, Athens, Greece. A.B. Amherst 1891. See also Ph.D. 1896.

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John Corbin, New York, N. Y. (16 Gramercy Park). A.B. 1892. — Journalist.

John Crosby, Minneapolis, Minn. (350 Temple Court Bldg.). A.B. Yale 1890. — Lawyer.

Thomas Hatfield Currie, Fredericton, N, B.

A.B. Univ. New Brunswick 1885; a.b. 1891. — Teacher.

Reginald Aldworth Daly, Cambridge, Mass.

A.B. Toronto 1891 ; s.b. ibid. 1892. See also Ph.D. 1896.

Frederick Lincoln Davis, Ward Hill, Mass.

A.B. Umv. City N.Y. 1888; Union Theol. Sem. (N. Y.) 18dl. — Clergyman ( Congregational) .

Henry Crosby Emery, New York, N. Y. (Columbia Univ.). A.B. Bowdoin 1892 ; ph.d. Columbia 1896.

William Preston Few, Durham, N. C. (Trinity Coll.). A.B. Wofeord (S. C.) 1889. See also Ph.D. 1896.

Frederic Gardiner, Jr., Pomfret, Conn.

A.B. 1880. — Clergyman {Protestant Episcopal). Teacher.

John Hiram Gerould, Hanover, N. H.

LiTT.B. Dartmouth 1890; a.b. 1892. See also Ph.D. 1895.

Frank Honor^ Gerrodette, New York, N. Y. (9 W. 31st St.). A.B. 1891.— Teacher.

Edward Leeds Gulick, Lawrenceville, N. J. (Lawrenceville Sch.). A.B. Dartmouth 1883 ; a m. ibid. — Teacher. Clergyman (Congregational).

Stephen Marshall Hadley, Oskaloosa, la. (646 No. C St.). PH.B. Pa. Coll. 1884 ; a.m. ibid. 1887.

Franklin Tweed Hammond, Cambridge, Mass. (49 Langdon St.). A.B. 1892. — Lawyer.

Horatius Bonar Hastings, ComfoH, Kendall Co., Texas. A.B. 1891.

Arthur Winfred Hodgman, Columbus, O. (164 W. 9th Ave.). A.B. 1890. See also Ph.D. 1896.

Robert Afton Holland, Jr. St. Louis, Mo. (805 Union Trust Bldg.). A.B. Tulane (La.) 1886; a.b. 1888; s.t.b. Epis. Theol. Sch. Camb. (Mass.) 1889. — Lawyer.

*Frank Fay Howe, Died 7 Feb. 1894 aged 25. A.B. 18^2. — Student {History).

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Herbert Lyon Jones, Oberlin, 0. (Oberlin Coll.).

1894.— A.B. Denison (O.) 1886; s.m. ibid. 1887; a.b. 1892. Assoc. Prof. Bot. Oberlin Coll. (O .)•— Teacher {Botany).

Harry McCormick Kelley, Mt. Vernon, Linii Co., la.

A.B. Bucknell (Pa.) 1888; a.b. 1891. Prof. Biol, and Curator of the Mu- seum, Cornell Coll. (la.). — Teacher {Biology).

Louis Frank Kiesewetter, Columbus, 0. (care Ohio National Bank). c.E. Ohio State Univ. 1891; a.b. 1892. — Bank teller.

Harry Lyman Koopman, Providence, R. I. (Box 109).

a.b. Colby 1880; a.m. ibid. 1883. Librarian Brown Univ. — Librarian.

Harry Landes, Latona, Wash.

A.B. 1892. Prof. Geol. and Mineralogy Univ. Washington. — Teacher {Ge- ology and Mineralogy) .

Fred Brooks Lindsey, Chicago, III. (Univ. of Chicago). 1894. — A.B. Allegheny (Pa.) 188d. — Student {English) .

♦ Hugh McCuUoch, Howardsville, Va.

A.B. 1891.

Kobert MacDougall, Cleveland, 0. (102 Adelbert St.). A B. McGill 1890. See also Ph.D. 1895.

Kenneth McKenzie, Morgantown, W. Va. (West Virginia Univ.). A.B. 1891. See also Ph.D. 1895.

Edward Dudley Marsh, Boston, Mass. (165 Huntington Ave.). A.B. 1885. — Teacher.

Charles Whitney Mixter, Cambridge, Mass. (1671 Cambridge St.). A.B. Johns Hopkins 1892. See also Ph.D. 1897.

Emmett Leonidas Moffit, Asheboro, N. C.

A.B. Trinity (N. C.) 1889; a.m. ibid. 1891. Prof. Eng. Elon Coll. (N. C) 1893-94. — Teacher {English).

Paul Elmer More, Cambridge, Mass. (care Mr. Irving Babbitt, 65 Hammond St.). A.B. Washington (Mo.) 1887; a.m. ibid. 1891 ; Assoc, in Sanskrit and Class. Lit. Bryn Mawr Coll. (Pa.) 1895-97. — Teacher {Sanskrit and Classics). Author.

Edward Payson Morton, Bloomington, Ind. (430 E. Kirkwood Ave.). A.B. 111. Coll. 1890; A.B. 1892. Instr. in Eng. Indiana JJmy . — Teacher {English) .

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Winthrop Sargent Gilman Noyes, JSt. Paul, Minn. {Ill Pioneer Press Blclg.) A.B. Yale 1891. — In business.

Andrew Henry Patterson, Athens^ Ga.

PH.B., B.E. Univ. N. C. 1891; a.b. 1892. Instr. in Fhys. Univ. of Ga.— Teacher (Physics).

Gaylard Hawkins Patterson, Slippery Bock, Pa.

1894. —A.B. Ohio Wesleyan 1888; ph.d. Yale 1890; s.t.b. Boston Univ. 1892. — Clergyman (^Methodist Episcopal).

Henry Caples Penn, Columbia, Mo,

A.B. Central (Mo.) 1885. Asst. Prof. Eng. Lang, and Lit. Univ. Mo. — Teacher {English).

Ismar John Peritz, Syracuse, N. Y.

Drew Theol. Sem. (N. J.) 1887. See also Ph.D. 1898.

Edgar Pierce, Cambridge, Mass. (9 Mercer Circle). A.B. 1892. See also Ph.D. 1895.

William Harry Chichel^ Pynchon, Hartford, Conn. (Trinity Coll.). A.B. Trinity Coll. (Conn.) 1890. — Teacher {Natural Science).

Charles Edward St. John, Oherlin, 0. (Oberlin Coll.). s.B. Mich. Agri. Coll. 1887. See also Ph.D. 1896.

William Henry Schofield, Cambridge, Mass. (Holyoke 7). A.B. Toronto 1889. See also Ph.D. 1895.

Frank Smith, Champaign, III. (Univ. of Illinois).

PH.B. Hillsdale (Mich.) 1885 ; ph.m. ibid. 1888. Asst. Prof. Z06I. Univ. 111. — Teacher {Zoology) .

Theodore Clarke Smith, Poughkeepsie, ^. T. (Vassar Coll.). A.B. 1892. See also Ph.D. 1896.

Philip Leffingwell Spalding, Philadelphia, Pa. (19 13 Rittenhouse St.). A.B. 1892; s.B. 1894. — Electrician.

Edwin Augustus Start, College Rill, Mass. (Tufts Coll.).

A.B. Tufts 1884. Asst. Prof. Hist. Tufts Coll. (Mass.) . — Teacher {History) .

Herbert Taylor Stephens, Kansas City, Mo. (Kan. City Univ.). PH.B. Adrian (Mich.) 1888; a.b. ibid. 1889 ; s.t.b. Boston Univ. 1891.— Teacher.

Algernon de Vivier Tassin, Washington, D. C. (413 4th St. N. W.). A.B. 1892.— Actor.

George Ole Virtue, Cambridge, Mass, (Thayer 54). A.B. 1892 ; A.B. Univ. Kans. 1892. See also Ph.D. 1897.

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John Moss Wathen, Lisbon^ N, H.

1894.— Bangor Theol. Sem. 1890; a.b. Bowdoin 1892. — Clergyman {Con- gregational) .

Robert DeCourcy Ward, Cambridge, Mass. (University Museum). A.B. 1889. Instr. in Climatology. — Teacher {Clir/iatology) .

Benjamin Arthur Whittemore, Cambridgeport, Jfass.(17BigelowSt.).

A.B. 18^2.— Teacher.

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Myron Eugene Baker, Kenosha., Wis. (459 Durkee Ave.). LiTT.B. Univ. Wis. 1890.

Marshall Albert Barber, Lawrence., Kan. (Oread PI.).

A.B. Univ. Kans. 1891 ; a.b. 1892. Asst. Prof. Bot. Univ. K^ns.— Teacher {Botany) .

Francis Gano Benedict, Middletown, Conn.

A.B. 1893 ; PH.D. Heidelberg 1896. Instr. in Che jn. Wesley an Univ. (Conn.). — Teacher ( Chemistry) .

♦John Henry Boynton, Died 22 May 1898 aged 29. A.B. 1890. See also Ph.D. 1897.

Albert Francis Buck, Schenectady, N. T. (Union Coll.). A.B. Amherst 1890. — Teacher (Philosophy).

Ernest Gisborne Burke, Quincy, Mass. (6 Saville Ave.). A.B. 1893.

Edward Angus Burt, Mkldlebury, Vt. A.B 1893. See also Ph.D. 1895.

Raymond Calkins, Newton, Mass.

A.B. 1890. Prof. Mod. Lang. Iowa Coll. — Teacher (Modern] Languages).

Guy Stevens Callender, Cambridge, Mass. (Matthews 7). A.B. Oberlin (0.) 1891 ; a.b. 1893. See also Ph.D. 1897.

James Oscar Campbell, Lowell, Mass. (502 Middlesex St.).

A.B. Mt. Union (O.) 1879; a.m. ibid. 1889. — Clergyman (Presbyterian).

Walter Webster Campbell, Concord, Mass.

Andover Theol. Sem. 1890; a.b. 1892. — Clergyman (Congregational) .

Edwin Stately Carr, Galesburg, III.

A.B. Knox (111.) 1882; a.m. ibid. 1885; s.t.b. Yale 1885.

Joseph William Carr, Leipsic, Germany (Georgenstrasse 16™). A.B. 1893.

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Edward Howard Castle, Alexandria, 0. A.B. Denison (O.) 1888; a.m. ibid. 1891.

William Ernest Castle, Cambridge, Mass. (10 Ash St. PL). A.B. Denison (O.) 1889; a.b. 1893. See also Ph.D. 1895.

William Van Allen Catron, Lexington, Mo.

A.B. Univ. of State of Mo. 1890; a.b. 1891. Acting Asst. Prof. Lat. Lang, and Lit. Univ. of State of Mo. — Teacher (Classics) .

Edward Everett Cauthorne, Gallatin, Mo. A.B. Univ. Texas 1891; a.b. 1892.

Henry Livingston Coar, Cambridge, Mass. (81 Oxford St.). A.B. 1893. — Teacher.

CoUier Cobb, Chajyel Hill, N. C. (Univ. of North Carolina).

A.B. 1889. Asst. Prof. Geol. and Mineral. Univ. N. C. — Teacher (Geology and Mineralogy) .

Gilman Collamore, New York, N. Y. (165 W. 59th St.). A.B. 1893.

Howard Hamblett Cook, Salem, Mass. (10 Federal St.). A.B. 1893. See also Ph.D. 1896.

George Halliburton Crandall, Stoiv, Mass. A.B. Amherst 1892.

Frederick William Dallinger, Cambridge, Mass. (384 Broadway) . A.B. 1893. — Lawyer.

Br,adley Moore Davis, Chicago, III. (Univ. of Chicago) .

A.B. Leland Stanford Jr. (Cal.) 1892 ; a.b. 1893. See also Ph.D. 1895.

Richard Elwood Dodge, New York, N. Y. (Teachers' Coll., W. 120th St.). A.B. 1890. Assoc. Prof, of Nat. Sci. and Prof. Geography Teachers' Coll. of Columbia Univ. (N. Y.). — Teacher (Geography) .

Louis Henry Dow, Hanover, N. H.

A.B. 1890. Asst. Prof. French Dartmouth Coll. (N. H.) . — Teacher (French) .

Charles William Downing, Liberty, Mo.

A.B. WilUam Jewell (Mo.) 1890; a.m. ibid. 1892; a.b. 1893.

Clyde Augustus Duniway, Stanford University, Cal. A.B. Cornell (N. Y.) 1892. See also Ph.D. 1897.

. Frank Edgar Farley, Haverford, Pa. (Haverford Coll.). A.B. 1893. See also Ph.D. 1897.

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William Oliver FainswoYth^Eoxbury^Mass. (2550 Washington St.). A.B. 1893. — Teacher.

John Nelson Fellows, Westori, Mo.

s.B. Univ. of State of Mo. 1892; t.e. ibid. 1892; s.m. ibid. 1893.

Frank Bernard Gallivan, So. Boston, Mass. (113 3rd St.).

1895.— A.B. 1893. ^ee a/so Ph.D. 1897.

James Waterman Glover, Anri Arbor, Mich. (1299 So. University Ave.). 1895. — A.B. 1893. See also Ph.D. 1895.

Frederic Putnam Gulliver. A.B. 1893. See also Ph.D. 1896.

Kenneth Sylvan Guthrie, Philadelphia, Pa. (1213 N. 41st St.). A.B. Univ. of the South (Tenn.) 1891; a.m. ibid. 1891; ph.d. Tulane (La.) 1893. — Clergyman {Protestant Episcopal).

William Wallace Hammond, Lima, Ind. (The Howe School).

1895.— A.B. Mt. Union Coll. (0.) 1884; ll.b. Cincinnati Law Sch. 1887. — Teacher.

Learned Hand, Albany, N. Y. (224 State St.). A.B. 1893; LL.B. 1896. — Lawyer.

Samuel Bannister Harding, Bloomin^ton, Ind. A.B. Ind. Univ. 1890. See also Ph.D. 1898.

John Goddard Hart, Cambndge, Mass. (Little's 18). A.B. 1893. Instr. in English. — Teacher {English).

Perley Leonard Home, So. Byjield, Mass. (Dummer Acad.). A.B. 1892. Master Dummer Acad. (Mass.). — Teacher.

John Strother Humphreys, Marksburg, Ky. 1895. — A.M. Georgetown (Ky.) 1892; a.b. 1893.

Frank Irwin, New Haven, Conn. (57 Wall St.). A.B. 1890; S.B. 1891.

Thomas Augustus Jaggar, Jr., Cambridge, Mass. (Perkins 60). A.B. 1893. See also Ph.D. 1897.

*Roger Wolcott Keep, Died 6 June 1897 aged 31. A.B. 1887.

Theodore Wesley Koch, Ithaca, N. Y. (38 Stewart Ave.). A.B. Univ. Ta. 1892; a.b. 1893. — Librarian.

Gaillard Thomas Lapsley, New York, N. Y. (12 W. 37th St.). A.B. 1883. See also Ph.D. 1897.

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Arthur Gardner Leacock, Cambridge^ Mass. (Harvard Univ.). A.B. Syracuse (N. Y.) 1892; a.b. 1%%^ . — Student (Classics).

Charles Henry Lincohi, Philadelphia, Pa. (Delancey Sch.). A.B. 1893. — Teacher.

George Grant McCurdy, Warrensburg, Mo.

B.8.D. State Normal Sch. Warrensburg (Mo.) 1887; a.b. 1893.

"Walton Brooks McDaniel, Cambridge, Mass. (69 Dana St.). A.B. 1893. — Student (Classics).

Edward Irving Manley, Chicopee, Mass. A.B. 1887. — In business.

Curtis Fletcher Marbut, Columbia, Mo.

8.B. Univ. of State of Mo. 1889. Instr. in Geol. and Mineral. Univ. of State of Mo. — Teacher ( Geology and Mineralogy) .

Arthur Allen Marsters, Neio York, N. Y. (18 Coui-tlandt St.). A.B. 1893.

Hugo Richard Meyer, Cambridge, Mass. (1716 Cambridge). A.B. 1893. Instr. in Polit. Econ. — Teacher (Political Economy).

William Vaughn Moody, Chicago, 111. (5488 East End Ave.).

A.B. 1893. Instr. inEng. and Rhet. Univ. of Chicago. — Teacher (English).

Edgar Coit Moms, Syracrtse, N. Y.

A.B. Hamilton (N. Y.) 1889 ; a.m. ibid. 1892. Prof. Rhet. and Eng. Lang. Syracuse Univ. — Teacher (English).

Arthur May Mowry, Altadena, Los Angeles Co., Cat. A.B. Brown 1883; a.m. ibid. 1886. — Teacher.

Herbert Vincent Neal, Galesburg, III. (Knox Coll.). A.B. Bates (Me.) 1890; a.b. 1893. See also Ph.D. 1896.

Edwin Gordon Parker, Cambridge, Mass. (Dunster 16). A.B. McGill (Que.) l^^2. — Student (Law).

Thomas Drayton Parker, Cambridge, Mass. (Grays 36).

U. S. Naval Acad. Annapolis (Md.) 1893. — Student (English). Now in the U. S. navy.

Peter James Pettinger, Toronto, Out. (473 Spadina Ave.). A.B. Toronto 1893.

John Parkhurst Putnam, Worcester, Mass. (23 Fruit St.). A.B. 1891. — Clergyman (Unitarian).

Oliver Brewster Roberts, Sykesville, Md. (Warfield Sch.). A.B. 1890. — Teacher (Languages).

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Kernan Robson, No. Gfree7ijield, 0.

A.B. Ohio Normal Univ. 1891; a.b. Ohio Wesleyan 1892; a.m. ibid. 1893. Prof. Eng. Lang, and Lit. Univ. So. Dakota 1895-97. — Teacher (English).

George Benjamin Rogers, Albion, N. Y. 1895. —A.B. Williams 1888.

Howard Stanley Rosevear, Port Huron, Ont. (Box 277). A.B. Toronto 1893.

Frederick Hollister Safford, Cambridge, Mass. (22 Sacramento PI.). s.B. Mass. Inst. Tech. 1888. See also Ph.D. 1897.

Albert Hart Sanford, Platteville, Wis. LiTT.B. Univ. Wis. 1891.

Harris Eastman Sawyer, Newport, R. I. (289 Broadway) . A.B. 1891. See also Ph.D. 1895.

William Schoch, San Antonio, Texas (1717 Main Ave.). Realschule Berlin (Germany) 1891. — Teacher.

Frank Charles Schrader, Washington, D. C. (U. S. Geol. Surv.). S.B., s.M. Univ. Kans. 1891; a.b. 1893. — Geologist.

Hermann Schrenk, New York, N. Y. (1676 East End Ave.). s.B. Cornell (N. Y.) 1893.

Richard Edwin Schuh, Cottage City, Mass.

A.B. Hanover (Ind.) 1882; a.m. ibid. 1886; s.t.b. Drew Theol. Sem. (N.J.) 1885. — Clergyman (Methodist Episcopal).

Howard Burton Shaw, Columbia, Mo. (Univ. of State of Missouri). A.B. Univ. N. C. 1890; b.e. ibid. 1891. Asst. Prof. Electrical Engin. Univ. of State of Mo. — Teacher (Electrical Engineering) .

Richard Asbury Shipp, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Univ. Deseret (Utah) 1886; litt.b. Univ. Mich. 1893; ll.b. ibid. 1893.— Lawyer.

James Brady Smiley, Cleveland, O. (81 Clinton St.). A.B. Oberlin (O.) 1889; a.b. 1891. — Teacher (Classics).

Josiah Edward Spurr, Washington, D. C. (U. S. G-eol. Surv.). A.B. 1893. — Geologist.

Alfred Ernest Taylor, Ithaca, N. Y. (17 Eddy St.).

A.B. Wesleyan (Conn.) 1892 ; a.m. ibid. 1893 ; ph.d. Cornell (N. Y.) 1896.

Joseph Richard Taylor, Boston, Mass. (Boston Univ.).

A.B. Wesleyan (Conn.) 1882 ; a.m. ibid. 1885. Prof. Greek and Lat. Bos- ton Univ. — Teacher (Classics) .

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Edward Allen Thurber, Lincoln, Neh. (1201 J St.).

A.B. Yale 1891. Instr. in Eng. Univ. Neb. — Teacher {English).

Willoughby Cordell Tindall, Columbia, Mo. (Univ. State of Mo.). 8.B. Univ. of State of Mo. 1881 ; s.m. ibid. 1884. Prof. Math. Univ. State of Mo. — Teacher {Mathematics).

Fred Monroe Tisdel, Oberlin, 0,

A.B. Northwestern (111.) 1891 ; a.m. Univ. Wis. 1893. Assoc. Prof. Rhet. and Orat. Oberlin Coll. (O.). — Teacher {English).

Frederick Wilson Truscott, Morgantown, W. Va. (W. Va. Univ.), A.B. Ind. Univ. 1891 ; a.m. ibid. 1892. See also Ph.D. 1896.

Thomas Wayland Vaughan, Washington, D. C. (U. S. Geol. Surv.). 8.B. Tnlane (La.) 1889; a.b. 1893.— Geologist.

Enoch Howard Vickers, Shepardstown, W. Va. a.b. West Virginia Univ. 1890 ; a.b. 1893.

Henry Ware, Brookline, Mass. (52 AUerton St.). A.B. 1893; ll.b. 1897. — Lawyer.

Hollis Webster, Cambridge, Mass. (Claverly 18). A.B. 1884. — Teacher {Classics).

Kenneth Grant Tremayne Webster, Milton, Mass. (Milton Acad.). A.B. Dalhousie (N.S.) 1891; a.b. 1893.— Teacher.

Harry White, Duluth, Minn.

A.B. 1891. — Clergyman {Unitarian).

Earley Vernon Wilcox, Bozeman, Mont.

A.B. Otterbein (O.) 1890; a.b. 1892. See also Ph.D. 1895.

George Parker Winship, Providence, R. I. (359 Benefit St.).

A.B. 1893. Librarian John Carter Brown Library Providence (R. I.). — Librarian.

De Winter, Berkeley, Cal. LiTT.B. Univ. Cal. 1892.

James Homer Wright, Boston, Mass. (Mass. General Hospital). A.B. Johns Hopkins 1890; m.d. Univ. Md. 1892. Instr. in Pathology. — Teacher {Pathology).

93 — *2

Abram Piatt Andrew, Cambridge, Mass. A.B. Princeton 1893. — Student {Economics).

Kendric Charles Babcock, Berkeley, Cal. (Univ. of California). LITT.B. Univ. Minn. 1889. See also Ph.D. 1896.

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Edgar James Banks, Bagdad^ Turkey (U. S. Consulate). A.B. 1893. — U. S. Consul.

Frederick Marsh Bennett, Milford Centre^ 0. LiTT.B. Univ. 111. 1889.

Albert Emerson Benson, Southborough, Mass. (St. Mark's Sch.). A.B. 1892. — Teacher.

*William Dorr Boardman, Died 4 Sept. 1896 aged 26. A.B. \^^2. — Student {Fine Arts).

Alexander Phoenix Bourne, Exeter^ N. H,

A.B. Brown 1890; Andover Theol. Sem. 1894. — Clergyman {Congrega- tional) .

Jonathan Bailey Browder, Nashville^ Tenn. (cor. State St. and Ellison Ave.). A.B.Vanderbilt (Tenn.) 1892 ; a.m. ibid. 1893 ; ph.d. Univ.Wis. 1897. Prof. Lat. and Greek Wesleyan Female Coll. Macon (Ga.) 1897-98. — Teacher ( Classics) .

Arthur Charles Lewis Brown, Haverford, Pa. (Haverford Coll.). A.B. Hobart (N. Y.) 1893 ; a.b. 1894. Instr. in Eng. Haverford Coll. (Pa.). — TeaA:her {English).

Harrison Hitchcock Brown, Cambridge^ Mass. (54 Hammond St.). A.B. Amherst 1889. — Student {Physics).

Myron Luther Bruuer, Cambridge^ Mass. (16 Gerry St.). A.B. 1^^%.— Teacher.

William Sargent BuiTage, Cambridgeport, Mass. (10 Fayette St.). A.B. 1892. See also Ph.D. 1898.

Donald Frank Campbell, Cambridge, Mass.

A.B. Dalhousie (N. S.) 1890; a.b. 1894. See also Ph.D. 1898.

George Davis Chase, Lawrenceville, N. J. A.B. 1889. See also Ph.D. 1897.

George Ernest Chipman, Tupperville, N. S. A.B. Acadia (N. S.) 1892 ; a.m. ibid. 1894.

George Foster Collier, Berea, 0. (Box 424).

s.B. Ohio Wesleyan 1892 ; a.b. 1894. Prof. Eng. Lang, and Lit. Baldwin Univ. (O.). — Teacher {English) .

*John Winlhrop Cooke, Died 28 Apr. 1898 aged 31. A.B.WiWiamslSSd. — Teacher.

Morris William CroU, Gettysburg, Fa.

A.B. Pa. Coll. 1889; a.m. ibid. 1892; a.b. 1894:. — Teacher,

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Francis Franklin Davis, Montclair, N. J. (47 Church St.). s.B. Haverford (Pa.) 1893; a.m. ibid. 1894.

Robert Gray Dodge, Newhuryport^ Mass. (47 High St.). A.B. 1893; LL.B. 1897.

William Duane, Boulder, Col. (Univ. of Colorado).

A.B. Univ. Pa. 1892; a.b. 1893; ph.d. Berlin 1897; Prof. Phys. Univ. Col. — Teacher {Physics).

Benjamin Minge Duggar, Gallion, Ala.

s.B. Agr. and Mech. Coll. of Miss. 1891; s.m. Agr. and Mech. Coll. of Ala. 1892 ; A.B. 1894. Asst. Cryptogamic Botanist Coll. of Agr. of Cornell Univ. (N. Y.) 1896-97. — Botanist.

Samuel Chandler Earle, SoTnerville, Mass. (8 Franklin St.). A.B. 1894. — Teacher.

Frank Warren Eaton, Natick, Mass. A.B. 1894. — Teacher.

Harold KelseyEstabrook, CambHdge^ Mass. (101 Washington Ave.), A.B.I 892 . — Sociologist.

A.llan Bradshaw Fay, National City, Cat. (Box 190). A.B. 1894.

Frederick Carlos Ferry, Saratoga, N. Y, A.B. Williams 1891 ; a.m. ibid. 1894.

John Soren Festerson, Utica, N. Y. (306 Dudley Ave.).

A.B. Colgate Univ. (N.Y.) 1885; a.m. ibid. 1893; a.b. 1894. Prof. Eng. Lang, and Lit. Ripon Coll. (Wis.). — Teacher {English).

Jeremiah Denis Matthias Ford, Cambridge, Mass. A.B. 1894. See also Ph.D. 1897.

Robert Jay Forsythe, Cambndge, Mass. (Weld 7).

A.B. 1894. Instr. in Metallurgy and Metallurgical Chemistry. — Teacher

{Metallurgy) .

Albert Philip Francine, Philadelphia, Pa. (Hospital of Univ. of Pa.). A.B. Univ. Pa. 1894; m.d. ibid. 1898. — Physician.

Charles Josiah G-alpin, Belleville, jV. Y. (Union Acad.). A.B. Colgate Univ. (N.Y.) 1885; a.b. ibid. 1S8S.— Teacher.

Henry Albert Gehring, Cleveland, 0. (care C. E. Gehring Brewing Co.). A.B. 1894. — 'In business {brewing).

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Louis Packard Gillespie, New YorJc^ N. T. A.B. Yale 1894.

Elmer Ellsworth Griffith.

A.B. Ind. Univ. 1885 ; a.m. ibid. 1890.

John Irvin Hamaker, Durham, N. C.

A.B. Univ. Kan. 1893; a.b. 1894. See also Ph.D. 1897.

Albert Elmer Hancock, Williamstown, Mass. (Williams Coll.). 1896. — s.B. Wesleyan (Conn.) 1891. See also Ph.D. 1897.

Eugene Howard Harper, Port Byron, III. A.B. Oberlin Coll. (O.) 1890.

Henry Barrett Hinckley, Northampton, Mass. A.B. Yale 1892.

Martin Hill Ittner, St. Louis, Mo. (2603 Michigan Ave.).

PH.B. Washington Univ. (Mo.) 1892 ; s.b. ibid. 1894. See also Ph.D. 1896.

Herbert Spencer Jennings, Hanover, N. H. s.B. Univ. Mich. 1893. See also Ph. D. 1896.

Benjamin Chauncey Jutten, Providence, R. I. (610 Cherry St.). A.B. 1894. — Inspector of telephones and telegraphs.

Francis Stewart Kershaw, Boston, Mass. (9 Beacon St.). PH.B. Ohio State Univ. 1891 ; a.b. 1892. — Teacher.

Francis Joseph Lange, Elgin, 111. A.B. Univ. Kan. 1893.

Joseph Francis Langton, Waltham, Mass. (48 Gushing St.).

A.B. MeGill (Que.) 1887 ; a.b. Presbyterian Coll. Montreal (Que.) 1888 ; s.T.B. 1896. — Clergyman (Presbyterian).

Charles Lewis Lawrence, Los Angeles, Gal. (209 Bunker Hill St.). A.B. 1894.

Henry Richardson Linville, New York, N. T. (60 W. 13th St.). A.B. Univ. Kan. 1893; a.b. 1894. See also Ph.D. 1897.

John Daniel Logan, Boston, Mass. (36 So. Russell St.).

A.B. Dalhousie (N. S.) 1893; a.m. ibid. 1894; a.b. 1894. See also Ph.D. 1896.

James Edwin Lough, Oshkosh, Wis.

A.B. Miami Univ. (O.) 1891; a.m. ibid. 1894; a.b. 1894. See also Ph.D.

1898.

Robert MacDonald, Brooklyn, N. Y.

A.B. 1894; s.T.B. 1896. — Clergyman {Baptist).

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Frederick Chase McLaughlin, Cambridge^ Mass, (Read's 4). A.B. 1893; LL.B. 1898.

Howard Lincoln McLaury, Rapid City, So. Dak. A.B. Oberlin (O.) 1893. — Teacher {Mathematics).

Henry Camp Marshall, Cambridge, Mass. (Grays 29). A.B. Ohio Wesleyan 1891; a.b. 1894. — Student {Economics).

Watson Nicholson, Cambridge, Mass. (19 Shepard St.). A.B. Leland Stanford Jr. Univ. (Cal.) 1892.

George Rapall Noyes, Cambndge, Mass. (care Harvard Univ.). A.B. 1894. See also Ph.D. 1898.

George Oenslager, Harrisburg, Pa. (Pennsylvania Ave.). A.B. 1894. — Chemist.

Andrew Oliver, 2nd, San Mateo, Cal. (St. Matthew's Sch.).

A.B. 1891 ; PH.D. Univ. of City of N. Y. 1898. Head Classical Dept. St. Matthew's Sch. (Cal.). — Teacher {Classics).

Charles Eugene Ozanne, Cleveland, O. (785 Republic St.). A.B. Adelbert Coll. (O.) 1889; s.t.b. Yale l%^2.— Teacher {History).

Joseph Francis Paxton, Norman, Okla.

A.B. Univ. of State of Mo. 1891; a.m. ibid. 1893. Prof. Greek and Lat. Univ. of Oklahoma. — Teacher {Classics).

Milton Brockett Porter, Austin, Texas. s.B. Univ. Tex. 1892. See also Ph.D. 1897.

Edward Kennard Rand, Watertown, Mass.

A.B. 1894. Instr. in Lat. Univ. of Chicago. — Teacher {Classics).

Charles Andrew Rhetts, Bloomington, Ind.

A.B. Ind. Univ. 1889; ll.b. Columbian Univ. (D.C.). Assoc. Prof. Law Ind. Univ. — Teacher {Law).

Henry Isaac Richmond, Jr., Little Compton, R. I. s.B. 1894.

William Harvey Rush, St. Louis, Mo. (Washington Univ.).

s.B. Univ. Mich. 1893. Instr. in Phanerogamic Bot. Washington Univ. (Mo.). — Teacher {Botany).

Boris Sidis, New York, N. Y. (1 Madison Ave.). A.B. 1894. See also Ph.D. 1897.

Macy Millmore Skinner, Cambridge, Mass. (care Harvard Univ.). A.B. 1894. See also Ph.D. 1897.

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*Roscoe Addison Small, Died 18 July 1898 aged 27. A.B. Bates (Me.) 1892 ; a.b. 1894. See also Ph.D. 1897.

George James Smith, Washington^ D. C. (Central High Sch.). A.B. National Normal Univ. 1885; a.m. ibid. 1890; ll.b. National Law Sch. (D. C.) 1892; ll.m. ibid. 1893; ph.d. Univ. of Wooster (O.) 1893.— Teacher.

Oliver Mitchell Wentworth Sprague, St. JoJmsbury, Vt. 1896. — A.B. 1894. See also Ph.D. 1897.

Edwin Diller Stsirhuck, Stanford University, Col. (12 AlvaradoRow). A.B. Ind. Univ. 1890; a.b. 1894; ph.d. Clark Univ. (Mass.) 1897. Asst. Prof. Education Leland Stanford Jr. Univ. (Cal.). — Teacher (Pedagogy).

Otto Starek, Cleveland, 0. (37 Portland St.). A.B. 1894. — Teacher.

James Sullivan, Jr., Cambridge, Mass. (Stoughton 21). A.B. 1894. See also Ph.D. 1898.

John Littlefield Tilton, Indianola, la. (Simpson Coll.). A.B. Wesleyan (Conn.) 1885; a.m. ibid. 1888.— Teacher.

George Warren Tower, Jr., Washington, D.C. (U. S. Geol. Surv.). A.B. 1894. — Geologist.

Frederick Towers, Cambridge, Mass. (1168 Massachusetts Ave.). A.B. Univ. New Brunswick 1877. — Clergyman {Protestant Episcopal).

Robert Reineck Truitt, Philadelphia, Pa. (3505 Baring St.). A.B. Univ. Pa. 1890; a.b. \9>^^. — Student (Classics).

John Albrecht Walz, Cambridge, Mass. (care Harvard Univ.). 1896.— A.B. Northwestern Univ. (111.) 1892. See also Ph.D. 1897.

Richard Ware, Cambridge, Mass. (45 Trowbridge St.). LL.B. Columbian Univ. (D.C.) 1889.

Frederic Leonard Washburn, Eugene, Ore. (Univ. of Oregon). A.B. 1882. Prof. Z06I. State Agri. Coll. Corvallis (Ore.) ; Prof. Biol. Univ. of Ore. — Teacher (Biology) .

Charles T Wentworth, Madison, Wis. (543 State St.). A.B. 1894. — Teacher (History).

Francis Beach White, Cambridge, Mass. (6 Phillips PI.).

A.B. 1894; s.T.B. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.) 1895. — Clergyman (Protestant Episcopal) .

*William Joseph Whitney, Died 26 Sept. 1896 aged 29.

A.B. 1894. Acting Prof. Hist, and Mod. Lang. Drury Coll. (Mo.).— Teacher.

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Charles Adams Williams, Hudson^ Mass.

A.B. Williams 1888, Prin. High Sch. Hudson (Mass.). — Teacher.

Charles Fenno Winslow, Jamaica Plain, Mass, (188 School St.).

A.B. 1891. — Teacher (Languages).

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Cleveland Abbe, Jr., Washington., D. C.

A.B. 1894; PH.D. Johns Hopkins 1898. — Student {Geology and Biology).

Raymond Macdonald Alden, Philadelphia^ Pa. (3737 Locust St.). A.B. Univ. Pa. 1894; ph.d. ibid. 1898. — Student {English).

Thomas Allison, Irvine, Scotland. A.B. Oxford (England) 1893.

Don Carlos Barrett, Haverford, Pa. (Haverford Coll.).

PH.B. Earlham Coll. (Ind.) 1889; a.m. ibid. 1893. Instr. in Pol. Econ. and Hist. Haverford Coll. (Pa.). — Teacher {Economics and History).

Max Benshimol, Cambridge, Mass. (48 Highland Ave.). A.B. 1895. — Teacher {Classics).

Theodore Protas Berle, Woburyi, Mass.

A.B. Oberlin (0.) 1890; a.m. ibid. 1893; Andover Theol. Sem. 1893.— Clergyman { Congregational) .

Clarence Powers Bill, Cleveland, 0.

A.B. Adelbert Coll. (0.) 1894; a.m. Western Keserve Univ. (O.) 1895. See also Ph.D. 1898.

Asa White Kenney Billings, Pittsburg, Pa. (4512 Center Ave.). A.B. 1895. — Civil Engineer.

Joseph William Blankinship, Bozeman, Mont.

A.B. Drury Coll. (Mo.) 1889; a.b. 1894. See also Ph.D. 1898.

Charles Leonard Bouton, St. Louis, Mo. (2909 Park Ave.).

S.M.Washington Univ. (Mo.) 1891; ph.d. Leipsic 1898. — Teacher {Mathe- matics) .

Ralph Hartt Bowles, Exeter, N. H.

A.B. 1893. Instr. in Eng. and Hist. Phillips Exeter Acad. (N.H.) . — Teacher.

Neil Conwell Brooks, Champaign, III. (Univ. of Illinois). A.B. Univ. Kan. 1890. See also Ph.D. 1898.

Daniel Francis Calhane,' Haverhill, Mass. (58 Moore St.). A.B. 1894. — Student {Chemistry).

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James Leon Chamberlain, Springfield^ Mass. A. B. Amherst 1889. — Teacher.

Henry Harmon Chamberlin, Cambridge^ Mass, (1208 Mass. Ave.). A.B. 1895. — Teacher (Unglish).

Fletcher Barker Coffin, Newton^ Mass, A.B. 1895; LL.B. 1898.

George Franklin Cole, Worcester^ Mass, (English High Sch.).

PH.B. NorwichiUniv. (Vt.) 1892; a.b. 1895. — Teacher (Modern Languages) .

WiUiam Morse Cole, Concord, Mass, A.B. 1890. — Teacher (Political Economy) .

William Wistar Comfort, Haverford, Pa, (Haverford Coll.).

A.B. Haverford (Pa.) 1894; a.b. 1895. Instr. in Fr. and Ger. Haverford Coll. — Teacher (French and German) .

Robert Wheaton Coues, Cambridge, Mass, (104 Mt. Auburn St.). A.B. 1895. — Student (Modern Languages).

Arthur Lyons Cross, Beachmont, Mass. (70 Winthrop Ave.). A.B. 1895. — Student (History).

Herbert Ernest Cushman, Tufts College, Mass,

A.B. Bates (Me.) 1887; s.t.b. Tufts 1890; a.m. ibid. 1890; a.b. 1895. See also Ph.D. 1897.

George Van Ness Dearborn, Boston, Mass. (15 Union Park).

litt.b. Dartmouth 1890; m.d. Columbia (Coll. Phys. and Surg.) 1893.— Student (Psychology).

John Byron Diman, Newport, R. I. (St. George's Sch.).

A.B. Brown 1885; s.t.b Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.) 1888. — Teacher. Clergyman (Protestant Ejnscopal).

John Archibald Fairlie, New York, N. T. (218 W. 123d St.). A.B. 1895; PH.D. Columbia 1898. — Sociologist.

Bruce Fink, Fayette, la,

s.B. Univ. of State of Mo. 1887 ; s.m. ibid. 1894. Prof. Biol, and Geol. Upper Iowa Univ. — Teacher (Natural Science) .

Winthrop Edwards Fiske, Cambridge, Mass, (67 Highland Ave.). A.B. l^)^^. — Student (Physics).

HaiTy Nelson Gay, Newton, Mass, A.B. Amherst 1891.

Joseph Searle Gaylord, Winona, Minn. (State Normal School). A.B. Knox Coll. (111.) 1885; a.m. ibid. 1888. Teacher Psychol. Pedagogy and Ethics State Normal Sch. Winona (Minn.). — Teacher.

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Walter Hamilton Gillespie, Cambridge^ Mass. (Harvard Univ.). A.B. Univ. of Toronto 1894. — Student (Classics).

Elliot Hersey Goodwin, Cambridge, Mass. (8 FoUen St.). A.B. 1895. — student (History).

Ernest Daniel Grand, Cambridge, Mass. (76 Hammond St.).

LiTT.B. Fac. des Lett, de Paris 1881 ; Archiviste-Pal6og. ;ficole des Chartes 1886. — Teacher (French).

William Henry Gratwick, Jr., Buffalo, N. T. (776 Delaware Ave.). A.B. 1892.

Charles Sumner Griffin, Cambridge, Mass. (Grays 43). A.B. Univ. Kan. 1894 ; a.b. 1895. — Student (Economics.)

Frederick Orville Grover, Berea, Ky. (Berea Coll.).

A.B. Dartmouth 1890; a.m. ibid. ; a.b. 1895. — Teacher (Botany).

Edward Harding, Cambridge, Mass. (60 Brattle St.). A.B. 1895.

Herbert Miiller Hopkins, Berkeley, Cal. (Univ. of CaKfomia). A.B. Columbia 1893. See also Ph.D. 1898.

Tuley Francis Myron Huntington, Milwaukee, Wis. (776 Mineral St.). A.B. Cornell Coll. (la.) 1892.

Louis Curtis Jaques, Somerville, Mass. (57 Jaques St.). A.B. 1892. — Teacher.

Burris Atkins Jenkins, Indianapolis, Ind. (72 Lincoln Ave.). A.B. Bethany Coll. (Kan.) 1891; s.t.b. 1895. — Clergyman (Disciple).

Lucius Page Lane, Boston, Mass. (623 Tremont St.). s.B. Mass. Inst. Tech. 1894; a.b. 1895.

Gifford Le Clear, Boston, Mass, (7 Exchange PI.). A.B. 1895. — Mechanical Engineer.

John Hart Lewis, Cambridge, Mass. (Harvard Law School). A.B. 1895. — Student (Law).

Alexander Lincoln, Brookline, Mass. (Beech Road). A.B. 1895.

Eric Isidore Lindh, West Acton, Mass, A.B. 1893.

Henry Eastman Lower, W. Cleveland, 0. (1942 Detroit St.). A.B. 1895.

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Arthur Hull Mablej, Cleveland, 0. (45 Oakdale St.).

A.B. Adelbert Coll. (O.) 1894 ; a.m. Western Reserve Univ. 1895. Instr. in Lat. Adelbert Coll. — Teacher {Classics).

Walter Valen McDuffee, Thetford, Vt.

A.B. Dartmouth 1892; a.m. ibid. 1895. — Teacher (Classics).

William Edward McElfresh, Cambridge, Mass. (Craigie 106). A.B. Illinois Coll. 1888; a.b. 1895. — Student (Physics).

Edmund Robert Otto von Mach, Cambridge, Mass, A.B. 1895. — Student (Classics).

David Maydole Matteson, Forbestown, Cal, PH.B. Univ. Cal. 1895.

William Joseph Miller, Cambridge, Mass. (Warland 3). A.B. Trinity Coll. (Conn.) 1892; a.b. 189'S. — Student (Classics).

George Thomas Moore, Cambridge, Mass. (30^ Shepard St.).

s.B. Wabash Coll. (Ind.) 1894; a.b. 1895. Instr. in Bot. Radcliffe Coll. (Mass.). — Teacher (Botany).

Frederick Hapgood Nash, West Acton, Mass. A.B. 1895 ; LL.B. Boston Univ. 1898.

William Allan Neilson, Bryn Mawr, Pa.

A.M. Univ. of Edinburgh (Scotland) 1891. See also Ph.D. 1898.

Carleton Eldredge Noyes, Cambridge, Mass. (338 Harvard St.). A.B. 1895. — Student {Modern Languages). To study abroad 1898-99.

Otis Briggs Oakman, No, Mai'shjield, Mass.

A.B. 1887. Master in Lat. Thayer Acad. (Mass.). — Teacher.

James Edward Peabody. A.B. Williams 1892.

Philip DeWitt Phair, Hartford, Conn. (Trinity College).

LiTT.B. Trinity (Conn.) 1894; a.b. 1895. Instr. in Hist, and Pol. Sci. Trinity Coll. (Conn.). — Teacher (History and Political Economy).

James Foster Porter, Chicago, III. (789 FuUerton Ave.). A.B. 1895. — In business (real estate).

John McClellan Prather, North Reading, Mass, A.B. AntiochColl. (O.) 1891; a.b. 1894.

Henry Washington Prescott, Hartford, Comi. (Trinity Coll.). A.B. 1895. Instr. in Lat. Trinity Coll. (Conn.). — Teacher (Classics).

James Thomas Pugh, Morrisville, N. C. A.B. Univ. N. C. 1893 : a.m. 1894.

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Oscar Quick, Urbana^ 111. (907 W. Green St.).

A.B. 1895. Instr. in Physics Univ. 111. — Teacher (Physics).

Willard Reed, Passaic, N. J.

A.B. 1891. — Clergyman {Unitarian).

Lewis Clark Renfro, Charlestown, Mass. (51 Maiu St.). A.B. 1895.

Cale Young Rice, Louisville^ Ky. (311 W. Walnut St.). A.B. Cumberland Univ. (Ky.) 1893; a.b. 1895.

John Wesley Rice, Rockla7id, Mass.

A.B. 1891 ; s.T.B. Yale 1895. See also Ph.D. 1898.

♦William Halderman Riddle, Died 23 Jan. 1887 aged 23. A.B. Univ. Kan. 1893; a.b. 1895. — Teacher (Mathematics).

Joseph Chapin Rockwell, North Adams., Mass. (23 Quincy St.). A.B. Wesleyan (Conn.) 1887. Asst. Prof. Class. Archaeol. Univ. Cal. 1896-98.— Teacher (Classics).

Philip Henry Savage, Boston., Mass. (101 St. Botolph St.). A.B. 1893. — Librarian.

Charles Edward Seaman, Cambridge, 3Iass. (Shepherd 2). A.B. Acadia (N.S.) 1892; a.b. 1895. — Student (Political Science).

Wilmon Henry Sheldon, Boston, Mass (538 Mass. Ave.). A.B. 1895. — Student (Philosophy).

Alburn Edward Skinner, Ottawa, Kan. A.B. Yale 1895. — In business (banking).

Andrew Sledd, Oxford, Ga. (Emory Coll.).

A.M. Randolph-Macon Coll. (Va.) 1894. Prof. Lat. Emory Coll. — Teacher.

Harry DeForrest Smith, Brunswick, Me. (Bowdoin Coll.).

A.B. Bowdoin 1891; a.m. ibid. 1894. Instr. in Anc. Lang. Bowdoin Coll. (Me.) . — Teacher ( Classics) .

Frank Nicholas Spindler, Mt. Vernon, 0. (400 N. Gay St.).

A.B. Oberlin (0.) 1894; a.b. 1895. Prof. Psychology and Lat. Univ. of Omaha (Neb.). — Teacher (Philosophy).

Rufus Whittaker Stimson, Palmer, Mass. A.B. 1895.

James Stephen Stokes, St. Joseph, Mo. (High Sch.).

s.B. Univ. State of Mo. 1887; pe.b. 1887; s.m. ibid. l^dO.— Teacher.

Elmer Edgar StoU, Wooster, 0.

A.B. Univ. of Wooster (0.) 1893; a.b. 1895.

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John Percival Sylvester, Cambridge^ Mass. (Thayer 54). A.B. 1895. Instr. in Chem. — Teacher (Chemistry).

Lucien Edward Taylor, Providence, B. I. A.B. Brown 1895.

Victor Sumner Thomas, Wilmington, Del. (700 Clayton St.). A.B. 1895

Ashley Horace Thorndike, Cleveland, O.

A.B. Wesleyan (Conn.) 1893. See also Ph.D. 1898.

Henry Augustus Torrey, Burlington, Vt. (75 S. Prospect St.). A.B. Univ. Vt. 1893. See also Ph.D. 1897.

James Russell Trotter, Charleston, W. Va.

A.B. W. Va. Univ. 1891 ; a.b. 1895. State Supt. of Free Schools W. Va. — Superintendent of Schools.

William Mom-oe Trotter, Roxhury, Mass. (16 W. Cottage St.). A.B. 1895. — In business (real estate, mortgages, and insurance).

Wallace Manahan Turner, Newton Centre, Mass. A.B. 18\)1.— Teacher.

George Burridge Viles, Lowell, Mass. (78 Methuen St.). A.B. 1892.

Oswald Garrison Villard, New York, JSf. Y. (145 W. 58th St.). A.B. 1893. — Journalist.

Frederick Clayton Waite, Hudson, 0.

s.B. Adelbert Coll. (0.) 1892; a.m. Western Reserve Univ. (O.) 1894. See also Ph.D. 1898.

James Kelsey Whittemore, Cambridge, Mass. (care Harvard Univ.) .

A.B. 1895. — Student (Mathematics). To study abroad 1898-99. Fred Bradlee Winslow, Boston, Mass. (264 Newbury St.).

A.B. 1895.

Arthur Mayer Wolf son, New York, N. Y. (Boys' High Sch.). A.B. 1893. See also Ph.D. 1898.

Clarence David Wood, Brooklyn, N. Y. (80 Halsey St.). A.B. Amherst 1893.

Willis Patten Woodman, Pembroke, N. H. A.B. 1895. — Teacher.

Sherman Melville Woodward. s.M. Washington Univ. (Mo.) 1893.

Herbert Hilarion Yeames, Buffalo, N. Y. (274 Lexington Ave.).

A.B. 1895. — Teacher. Now in the U. S. army.

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Joseph Dana Allen, Philadelphia, Pa. (Delancey Sch.). A.B. Univ. Vt. 1893. — Teacher-

Raymond Clare Archibald, Cambridge, Mass. (362 Harvard St.). A.B. Mt. Allison Univ. (N. B.) 1894; a.b. 1896. — Student (Mathematics).

Francis Noyes Balch, Cambridge, Mass. (Winthrop 3). A.B. 1896. — Student (Law).

Frank Watts Bancroft, Cambridge, Mass. (care Harvard Univ.). s.B. Univ. Cal. 1894; s.m. ibid. 1896. See also Ph.D. 1898.

Gregory Paul Baxter, Somerville, Mass. (27 Warren Ave.). A.B. 189G. Instr. in Chem. — Teacher (Chemistry).

Charles Beardsley, Jr., Burlington, la. (243 So. 7th St.). A.B. 1892.

Archibald Belcher, Covington, Ga.

A.B. Emory Coll. (Ga.) 1892 ; a.m. ibid. 1896. — Teacher.

George Wyllys Benedict, Cambridge, Mass. (Hilton 4). A.B. Univ. Vt. 1893. — Student (English).

Frederick Horatio Billings, Cambridge, Mass. (21 Wendell St.). A.B. Leland Stanford Jr. Univ. (Cal.) 1896. — Student (Botany).

Gilbert Sykes Blakely, Mw York, ^. Y. (157th St. and 3d Ave.). A.B. Dartmouth 1888 ; a.m. ibid. — Teacher (English).

Ernest Brehaut, Colorado Springs, Col. (Box 82).

A.B. Dalhousie (N.S.) 1894; a.b. 1896. Instr. in Classics Col. Coll. — Teacher (Classics).

Sears Wilson Cabell, Newport, R. I. (Cloyne House). A.B. Miami Univ. (O.) 1895; a.b. 1896.— Teacher.

Walter Bradford Cannon, Cambridge, Mass. (Foxcroft House 2). A.B. 1896. — Student (Medicine.)

Paul Capron, Arlington Heights, Mass. (3 Tanager St.). A.B. 1896. — Student (Mathematics.)

Charles Cestre, Cambndge, Mass. (13 Kirkland PL).

LiTT.B.,Faculte des Lettres de Paris (France) 1889 ; Licencie-es-lettres ibid. 1893; Agrege d' Anglais ibid. 1895. — Teacher (English).

George Henry Chase, Cambridge, Mass. (Harvard Univ. ) . A.B. 1896. — Student (Classics).

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Edward Conner Chickering, Exeter^ N. H, A.B. Yale 1896.

John Firman Coar, Cambridge^ Mass. (81 Oxford St.).

1898, — Kaiser-Wilhelm Gym. Cologne (Prussia) 1884. Instr. in German. — Teacher ( German) .

William Dennis Collins, Melrose^ Mass. (211 Upham St.). A.B. 1895.

Edwin Henry Colpitts, Cambridge^ Mass. (5 Linden St.).

A.B. Mt. Alison Univ. (N. B.) 1893; a.b. I8d6. — Student (Physics and Mathematics) .

Ralph Waldo Cone, Cambridge, Mass. (Hilton 23). A.B. Univ. Kan. 1895; a.b. 1896. — Student (Economics).

Thornton Cooke, Herington, Kan. A.B. Univ. Kan. 1893.

Joseph Potter Cotton, Jr., Newport, R, I. (15 Park St.). A.B. 1896.

Arthur John Covell, Lynn, Mass.

A.B. Univ. Mich 1887; Andover Theol. Sem. 18\)0. — Clergyman (Congre- gational) .

AUerton Seward Cushman, St. Louis, Mo.

1898. — 8. B. Worcester Pol. Inst. 1888. See also Ph.D. 1898.

Truman Orville Douglass, Jr., Ghrinnell, la. A.B. Iowa Coll. 1894.

Frank Farnum Dresser, Soutlibridge, Mass. A.B. 1894.

Arthur Durward, Boulder, Col.

8.B. Univr. Col. 1893 ; s.b. 1895. — Teacher.

Horace Ainsworth Eaton, Cambridge, Mass. (20 Elmwood Ave.). A.B. 1893. — Student (English).

Thomas'Hooper Eckfeldt, New Bedford, Mass. (Friends' Sch.). A.B. Wesleyan (Conn.) 1881. — Teacher.

Sidney Bradshaw Fay, Cambridge, Mass. (care Harvard Univ.).

A.B. 1896. Student (History). To study abroad 1898-99.

George Converse Fiske, Cambridge, Mass. (Thayer 44). A.B. 1894. — Student (Classics).

Benjamin Oliver Foster, BrooMine, Mass. (Windsor Road). A.B. Leland Stanford Jr. Univ. (Cal.) 1S95. — Student (Classics).

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Alexis Everett Frye, Boston, Mass. (52 Pinckney St.). LL.B. 1890. — Author.

John Edward George, Cambridge, Mass. (care Harvard Univ.). PH.B. Northwestern Univ. (111.) 1895. — Student (Social Science). To study abroad 1898-99.

Lincoln Robinson Gibbs, Amherst, Mass.

A.B. Wesleyan (Conn.) 1892; a.m. ibid. 18dS.— Teacher (English).

Henry Closson Gilbert, Cambridge, Mass. (15 Shepherd St.).

A.B. Trinity (Conn.) 1893; s.t.b. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.) 1896. — Student ( Theology) .

Russell Thomas Greene, Jr., Cambridge, Mass. (22 Lee St.). A.B. 1896. — Teacher.

John Galentine Hall, Cambridge, Mass. (9 Shepherd St.). A.B. Univ. Kan. 1895; a.b. l^'dQ . — Student (Botany).

George Livingstone Hamilton, Boston, Mass. (21 Wabon St.). 1898.— A.B. 1895.— Teacher.

Hutchins Hapgood, New York, N. T. (care N. Hapgood, " Com- mercial Advertiser " ) . A.B. 1892. — Journalist.

Louis Chnton Hatch, Cambridge, Mass. (11 Mason St.).

A.B. Bowdoin 1895; a.b. 1896. — Student (History and Government).

Joseph Henry Hathaway, Baltimore, Md. (116 Jackson PI.). A.B. Iowa Coll. 1894; a.b. l8dQ. — Student (Medicine).

♦Ralph Burnell Calhoun Hicks, Died 7 Feb. 1898 aged 25. A.B. 1896. — Student (Sanskrit and Arabic).

Lewis Dana Hill, Cambridge, Mass. (366 Hai-vard St.). A.B. 1894. — In business (printing).

Archibald Livingston Hodges, JVew; York, N. Y. (36 E. 12th St.). A.B. 1883. Head Class. Dept. Girls' High Sch. New York (N. Y.) . — Teacher ( Classics) .

Willis Boit Holmes, Cambr idgeport, Mass. (37 Williams St.). A.B. 1896. — Student (Chemistry).

Herman Harrell Home, Cambridge, Mass. (Divinity 19). A.B. Univ. N. C. 1895; a.m. ibid. 1895. — Stude?it (Theology).

Thomas Carr Howe, Irvington, Tad. (Butler College) .

PH.B. Univ. of Indianapolis (Ind.) 1889; a.m. ibid. 1893. Prof. Germ. Butler Coll. (Ind.). — Teacher (German).

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Will David Howe, Cambridge^ Mass. (88 Hammond St.).

A.B. Univ. of Indianapolis (Ind.) 1893 ; a.b. 1895. Acting Prof. Eng. Butler Coll. (Ind.).— Teacher (English).

Ray Greene Huling, Cambridge, Mass. (101 Trowbridge St.).

A.B. Brown 1869 ; a.m. ibid. 1872 ; s.d. (Honorary) ibid. 1894. Prin. Eng. High Sch. Cambr. (Mass.). — Teacher.

Edward Vermilye Huntington, WilUamstown, Mass.

a.b. 1895. Instr. in Math. Williams Coll. — Teacher (Mathematics).

Thornton Jenkins, W. Barnstable, Mass. A.B. 1896. — Teacher.

Henry Johnston, Cambridge, Mass. (3 Sumner St.).

A.B. Univ. New Brunswick 1892; a.b. 189Q. — Student (English).

David Kimball, Cambr >dge, Mass. (Harvard Law School) . A.B. 1893. — Student (Law).

Samuel Wardwell Kinney, Cambridge, Mass. (14 Oxford St.). A.B. Princeton 1894. — Student (English).

William Hector Saunderson Kollmyer, Montreal, Que. A.B. McGillUniv. (Que.) 1892; ll.b. 1897.

Norris Hastings Laughton, So. Boston, Mass. (126 K St.). A.B. 1895. — Teacher.

Clarence Woodbury Leach. PH.B. Univ. Cal. 1893.

Henry Barrett Learned, Cambridge, Mass. (Trinity 6). A.B. 1890; A.M. Univ. of Chicago 189 i. — Student (History).

Jonathan Leonard, Sandwich, Mass. A.B. 1896.

Arthur Gardner Lewis, Cambridge, Mass. (Harvard Law School). A.B. 1896. — Student (Law) .

Ernest Dorman Lewis, Cambridge, Mass. (353 Hansard St.).

A.B. Leland Stanford Jr. Univ. (Cal.) 1892; a.m. ibid. 189S. — Student (History) .

Fred Rinaldo Lewis, Cambridge, Mass. (Divinity 16). A.B. 1896. — Student ( Theology) .

George Luther Lincoln, Dorchester, Mass. (Pleasant St.). A.B. 1896.

Bertram French Linfield, Quincy, Mass. (Adams Academy). A.B. 1894. — Teacher.

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Arthur Oncken Lovejoy, Cambridge^ Mass. (care Harv^ard Univ.). A.B. Univ. Cal. 1895. — Studeiit {Philosophy) . To study abroad 1S98-99.

Albert Morton Lythgoe, Cambridge^ Mass, A.B. 1892.

James McGiffert, Troy, N. Y.

c.E. Rensselaer Pol. Inst. (N. Y.) 1891. — Teacher (Mathematics}.

Martin Raphael Marshall, Oberlin, 0. PH.B. OberUn (O.) 1892.

Benjamin Shores Merigold, Cambridge, Mass. (Thayer 67). A.B. 1896. — Student (Chemistry).

Roger Bigelow Merriman, Oxford, Eng. (Balliol Coll.). A.B. l9>'dQ. — Student (History).

William Pepperrell Montague, Cambridge, Mass. (6 Gibson St.). A.B. 1896. See also Ph.D. 1898.

David WiUiam Myhrman, Cambridge, Mass. (Divinity 11).

Bethel Baptist Theol. Sem. Stockholm (Sweden) 1892; ph.b. Univ. of Chicago 1896.

Chauncey Williams Norton, Boston, Mass. (Harvard Med. Sch.). A.B. 1896. — Student (Medicine).

Edwin Lee Norton, Cambridge, Mass. (1689 Cambridge St.). A.B. Amherst 1893. — Student (Philosophy).

Edgar William Olive, Cambridge, Mass. (Read's 24).

s.B. Wabash Coll. (Ind.) 1893; s.m. ibid. 1895. — Student (Botany).

George Lyman Paine, Cambridge, Mass. (Lawrence 14) . A.B. 1896.

Arthur Newton Peaslee, Haverhill, Mass.

A.B.Bates (Me.) 1890; s.t.b. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr. (Mass.) 1896.— Clergyman (Protestant Episcopal) .

Ralph Barton Perry, Cambridge, Mass. (1689 Cambridge St.). A.B. Princeton 1896. — Student (Theology).

John Arthur Peters, Cambridge, Mass. (9 Francis Ave.). 1898. — A.B. Univ. Mich. 1892. — Student (Classics).

Murray Anthony Potter, Cambridge, Mass. (18 Trowbridge St.). A.B. 1895. — Student (Romance Languages).

Henry Alfred Preston, Cambridge, Mass. (49 Oxford St.).

A.B. Adelbert Coll. of Western Reserve Univ. (0.) 1893. — Student (Classics).

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Charles Lincoln Reed, Hudson^ Mass. TH.^.Tutts 1889. — Teacher.

Herbert Thomas Rich, lAttleton, Mass.

A.B. 1896. Prin. High Sch. Littleton (Mass.). — Teacher.

Winfield Scott Rich, Welljleet, Mass. • s.B. 1896.

Frank Russell, Cambridge^ Mass. (25 W&ie St.).

s.B. State Univ. of Iowa 1892; s.m. ibid. 1895; a.b. 1896. See also Ph.D.

1898.

Porter Edward Sargent, Cambridge^ Mass. (Matthews 49). 1898. — A.B. 1896. — Teacher (Natural Science).

William Briggs Savery, Cambridge, Mass. (Harvard Univ.). A.B. Brown 1896. — Student (Philosophy).

Alfred Dwight Sheffield, Cambridge, Mass. (25 Holyoke St.). A.B. Oberlin (0.) 1895; a.b. 1896.

Andrew Rothwell Sheriff, Chicago, III. (175 Dearborn St.).

LL.B. Georgetown Univ. (D.C.) 1892; ll.b. 1894; a.b. 1896. — Lawyer.

Prescott Orde Skinner, Cambridge, Mass. (College House 56). a.b. 1896. Instr. in Italian and Spanish. — Teacher (Romance Languages).

Louis Palmer Slade, Fall River, Mass. (620 N. Main St.). A.B. Williams 1893.

Charles Lester Spaulding, Townsend Harbor, Mass, A.B. Williams 1890.

Wallace Nelson Stearns, Cambridge, Mass. (45 Trowbridge St.). A.B. Ohio Wesleyan 1891; a.b. 1893; a.m. Ohio Wesleyan 1894; s.t.b. 1896. — Student (Classics) .

James Sterenberg, Orange City, la.

A.B. Hope Coll. (Mich.) 1893 ; Princeton Theol. Sem. 1896. — Clergyman (American Reformed) .

William Earl Stilson, Lebanon, III.

A.B. Allegheny (Pa.) 1894. Prof. Math, and Astr. McKendree Univ. (111.). — Teacher (Mathematics and Astronomy) .

John Dashiell Stoops, Cambridge, Mass. (Divinity 29). A.B. Dickinson Coll. (Pa.) 1894:. — Student (Theology).

John Reed Swanton, Roxbury, Mass. (1 Tatlock St.). A.B. 1896. — Student (Anthropology).

74 HARVARD UNIVERSITY. [1897-98

John Strong Perry Tatlock, Ann Arbor, Mich. (306 No. Division

St.).

A.B. 1896.

Albert Welcome Thayer, Woonsocket, B. I. (Box 218). A.B. Wesleyan (Conn.) 1888; a.m. ibid. 1890. — Teacher.

Edward Lee Thorndike, New York, jSF. Y. (Columbia Univ.).

A.B. Wesleyan (Conn.) 1895; a.b. 1896; ph.d. Columbia 1898. — Student (Philosophy) .

Frank William Tilden, Bloomington, Ind.

A.B. Hamilton Coll. (N. Y.) 1892 ; a.m. ibid. 1895. Asst. Prof. Greek Ind. Univ. — Teacher (Classics).

Norman Maclaren Trenholme, Cambridge, Mass. (Thayer 23). A.B. McGill (Que.) 1895. — Student (History).

Jonas Viles, Worcester, Mass. (Dalzell School). A.B. 1896. — Teacher.

Joseph Parker Warren, Cambridge, Mass. (Harvard Univ.). A.B. 1896. — Stude7it (History). .

Alvin Sawyer Wheeler, Cambridge, Mass. (49 Wendell St.). A.B. Beloit (Wis.) 1890. — Student (Chemistry).

John Arlington White, Arlington Heights, Mass. (37 Park Ave.). A.B. 1896.

Henry George Whitman.

A.B. Cambridge (England) 1894; ll.b. 1897.

Robert Sessions Woodworth, Berlin, Conn, A.B. Amherst 1891; a.b. 1896.

Bruce Wyman, Cambridge, Mass. (Harvard Law School). A.B. 1896. — Student (Law) .

Arnold Anton Ferdinand Ziillig, Watertown, Mass.

Staatsexamen Univ. of Zurich (Switzerland) 1868. — Teacher.

112 — *1

Eugene Charles Alder, Lawrence, Kan. (1225 Tennessee St.). A.B. Univ. Kan 1897; a.m. ibid. 1897.

Lee Earle Amidon, Cambridge, Mass. (67 Oxford St.). A.B. Univ. Mich. 1892.

John Charles States Andrew, Cambridge, Mass. (Divinity 40). A.B. 1896. — Student (History).

1898] MASTERS OF ARTS. 75

Walter Scott Andrews, New York, N. Y. (Union Club). A.B. 1887; LL.B. Columbia 1883. — Lawyer.

Edward Everett Ayers, Egypt, 0.

B.C. 8. Mount Union Coll. (0.) 1890; ph.b. ibid. 1892; s.t.b. Boston Univ. 1896. — Clergyman (Methodist Episcopal) .

Hugh Bancroft, Cambridge, Mass. (5 Putnam Ave.). A.B. 1897. — student (Engineering). Now in the U. S. army.

Charles Hull Batchelder, Cambridge, Mass. (Harvard Law Sch.). A.B. 1897. — Student (Law).

William Warren Bell, Roxbury, Mass. (22 Cobden St.). A.B. 1897.

Alfred Bettman, Cincinnati, 0. A.B. 1894; LL.B. 1898.

Campbell Bonner, Cambridge, Mass. (30 Irving St.).

A.B. Vanderbilt (Tenn.) 1896; a.m. ibid. 1897 . — Student (Classics).

Percy Holmes Boynton, Newton Centre, Mass. (Langley Road). A.B. Amherst 1897.

Burtis Burr Breese, Reece, Kan. A.B. Univ. Kan. 1896 ; a.b. 1897.

Alphonse Brun, Cambridge, Mass. (24 Bigelow St.).

LiTT. et s.B. Academie de Be8an9on (France) 1878. Instr. in French. — Teacher (French).

Arthur Alexis Bryant, Cambridge, Mass. (44 Amory St.). A.B. 1897. — Student (Classics).

William Bradford Buck, Kalamazoo, Mich. (Court House). A.B. Albion Coll. (Mich.) 1895 ; a.m. ibid. 1896; a.b. 1896.

Wendell T Bush, New York, N. Y. (545 E. 11th St.). A.B. Brooklyn Polytechnic Inst. 1890.

Frederick Alexander Bush^e, Cambridge, Mass. (7 Wendell St.). LITT. B.Dartmouth 1893. — Student (Economics).

William Deweese Cairns, Calumet, Mich. (City High School). A.B. Ohio Wesleyan 1892; a.b. 1897. — Teacher (Mathematics).

Edward Parish Carr, Durham, N. C. A.B. Univ. N. C. 1896; a.b. 1897.

Winthrop Holt Chenery, Belmont, Mass. s.B. Mass. Inst. Tech. 1896 ; a.b. 1897.

76 HARVARD UNIVERSITY. [1898

Albert Percival Chittenden, Dorchester^ Mass. (45 Salcombe St.). A.B. 1897.

Arthur Herbert Coar, Cambridge^ Mass. (81 Oxford St.). A.B. Williams 1894; s.t.b. 1897. — Clergyman {Unitarian).

Charles Nelson Cole, Cambridge^ Mass. (48 Mt. Auburn St.). A.B. Illinois Wesleyan 1894; a.m. Univ. 111. 1897 . — Student (Classics).

Wilfred George Garnet Cole, Cambridgeport^ Mass. (3 Highland Park). A.B. 1897. — Student (Classics).

Silas Ellsworth Coleman, Glendale, Los Angeles Co., Cal, s.B. Univ. Cal. 1896; a.b. 1897.

Edward Collins, Jr., Dorchester, Mass. (985 Adams St.). s.B. Mass. Inst. Tech. 1888.

Lewis Ferandus Crawford, Wagoner, Cedar Co., Mo. s.D.B. State Normal Sch. Warrensburg (Mo.) 1893. — Teacher.

William Cnllen Dennis, Richmond, Ind. (Earlham Coll.). . A.B. Earlham (Ind.) 1896; a.b. 1897 . — Student (History).

Frederick Marshall Fames, Albany, N. T. (31 North Swan St.). E.B. Union (N.Y.) 1895.

Carl Russell Fish, Cambridge, Mass. (65 Hammond St.) A.B. Brown 1897. — Student (History).

Robert Huntington Fletcher, Hanover, N. H.

A.B. Dartmouth 1896. Prin. High Sch. Newport (N. H.). — Teacher.

Walter Burton Ford, Oneonta, N. T. , ,

A.B. 1897.

Charles Perkins Fountain, Bryan, Tex.

Southern Baptist Theol. Sem. (Ky.) 1880. — Clergyman (Baptist).

Frank Henry Gazzolo, Chicago, III. (95 Astor St.). PH.G. Chicago Coll. of Pharmacy 1893; a.b. Univ. 111. 1896.

Lynn Van Horn Gerdine, West Point, Miss. A.M. Univ. Ga. 1894.

George Gleason, Haverhill, Mass. (450 Kenoza St.). A.B. 1897. — General agent of the National Y. M. C. A.

Leon Otis Glover, South Paris, Me. A.B. Colby Univ. (Me.) 1893.

1898] MASTERS OF ARTS. 77

Chaancey Marsh Goodrich, Easthampton, Mass. (Williston Sem.). A.B. Univ. Vt. 1896. — Teacheo-.

Clifton Daggett Gray, Somerville, Mass. (27 WiUiam St.). A.B. 1897 . — Student (Theology).

Henry Gunther Gray, Cambridge, Mass. (Harvard Law Sch.), A.B. 1897. — Student (Law).

Thomas Harvey Haines, Cambridge, Mass. (20 Mellen St.).

A.B. Haverford Coll. (Pa.) 1896; a.m. ibid. 1897 . — Student (Philosophy).

Robert Hall, Indianapolis, Ind.

A.B. Univ. of Indianapolis (Ind.) 1891; a.m. ibid. 1892; ph.d. ibid. 1895; s.T.B. 1897. Instr. in Lat. Indianapolis Training Sch. (Ind.). — Teacher ( Classics) .

Robert William Hall, Cambridge, Mass. (7 Irving Terrace). PH. B.Yale 1895; a.b. 1897. — Botanist.

Ernest Haycock, Westport, Digby Co., Nova Scotia. A.B. Acadia (N. S.) 1896; a.b. 1897.

Jonathan Balcom Hayward, Neponset, Mass. (5 High St.). A.B. 1897.

Earle Raymond Hedrick, Cambridge, Mass. (2 Gorham St.). A.B. Univ. Mich. 1896. — Student (Mathematics).

George Neely Henning, Cambridge, Mass. (Foxcroft House 5). A.B. 1894; A.M. Columbian Univ. (D.C.) 1896. — Student (French).

George Wari'en Hinman, Cambridge, Mass. (Harvard Divinity Sch. ) . A.B. Oberlin (O.) 189S. — Student (Theology).

Guy Hintou, San Francisco, Cat. (647 Folsom St.). PH.B. Univ. Cal. 1895; a.b. ibid. 1896.

Clarence Gilbert Hoag, Lewiston, Me. (Bates Coll.). A.B. Haverford (Pa.) 1893; a.b. 1894:. — Teacher (English).

Louis Leverett Hooper, New York, N. T. (33 Union Sq.). A.B. 1889.

Owen Benjamin Huntsman, Cambridge, Mass. (286 Huron Ave.). E.B. State Normal Sch. Westchester (Pa.) 1892; a.b. 1897. — Student (Philosophy) .

Mark Sylvester William Jefferson, Cambridgeport, Mass. (59 Chest- nut St.). A.B. Boston Univ. 1889 ; a.b. 1897.

78 HARVARD UNIVERSITY. [1898

William Dawson Johnston, Somerville, Mass. (16 Mossland St.). A.B. Brown Univ. (R. I.) ISdS. — Student (History).

Frank Alexander Kennedy, Medford, Mass, (88 Marshall St.). A.B. 1897. Prin. High Sch. Dartmouth (Mass.). — Teacher.

Alfred Monroe Kenyon, LaFayette, Ind.

A.B. Hiram (O.) 1894 ; a.m. Western Reserve Univ. (O.) 1897. Instr. in Math. Purdue Univ. (Ind.). — Teacher {Mathematics).

Charles Reuben Keyes, Mt. Vernon, la. PH.B. Cornell Coll. (la.) 1894.

Albert Edward King, Plainjield, iV. J. (Leal's School for Boys). A.B. 1897.— Teacher (Physics).

Cyrus Ambrose King, Plum Tree, Ind. A.B. Ind. Univ. 1893; a.b. 1897.

William Lyon Mackenzie King, Cambridge, Mass. (14 Sumner St.). A.B. Toronto 1895; ll.b. ibid. 1896; a.m. ibid. 1897. — Student (Political Economy) .

Alphonse Marin La Mesl^e, Cambridge, Mass. (Felton 29).

litt.b. Academic ds Rennes (France) 1885. Instr, in French. — Teacher

(French).

Robert Greenleaf Leavitt, Easthampton, Mass. A.B. ISdl. — Teacher.

John Ashby Lester, Pasadena, Gal, A.B. Haverford (Pa.) 1896; a.m. ibid. 1897.

Frederick Thomas Lewis, Boston, Mass. (Hai-vard Med. Sch.). A.B. 1897. — Student (Medicine).

Gilbert Newton Lewis, Cambridge, Mass. (10 Appian Way). A.B. 1896. — Student (Chemistry).

Manfred Lilliefors, Contocook, JV. H.

New Church Theol. Sem. (Mass.) 1895. — Clergyman (New Church).

Vernon Freeman Marsters, Bloomington, Ind.

A.B. Acadia (N. S.) 1886. Prof. Geol. Ind. \jm\ .— Teacher (Geology).

Wilbur Nesbitt Mason, Cambridge, Mass. (12 Kirkland PL).

A.B. Ohio Wesleyan 1890; s.t.b. Boston ^JmY. 1896. — Clergyman (Metho- dist Episcopal) .

David Lee Maulsby, Tufts College, Mass.

A.B. Tufts 1887; a.m. ibid. 1892. Prof. Eng. and Mod. Lit. Tufts Coll. (Mass.). — Teacher (English and Modern Literature).

1898] MASTERS OF ARTS. 79

George Morey Miller, Cincinnati^ 0. (Univ. of Cincinnati).

A.B. Ind. Univ. 1892. Instr. in Eng. Univ. of Cincinnati. — Teacher {Eng- lish) .

Clarence King Moore, Belmont ^CaL (The Belmont Sch.). A.B. 1897. — Teacher {Modern Languages).

Franklyn Stanley Morse, Worcester^ Mass. (Dalzell Sch.). A.B. Acadia (N. S.) 1896; a.b. 19,^7 . — Teacher (Classics).

Samuel Bowman Opdyke, Easton, Pa. (109 N. 2nd St.). A.B. Wesleyan (Conn.) 1895; a.m. ibid. 1896.

Arthur Sayles Patterson, Carlyle, III. PH.B. Oberlin (0.) 1895.

Henry Alexander Phillips, Springfield^ Mass. A.B. 1897.

Charles William Prentiss, Middlebury, Vt.

A.B. Middlebury (Vt.) 1896; a.m. ibid. 1897. Student {Zoology).

Herbert Wilbur Rand, Oil City, Pa.

A.B. Allegheny (Pa.) 1892 ; c.e. ibid. 1893 ; a.b. 1897.

Edwin Moore Rankin, Lexington, Mo.

A.B. Vanderbilt (Tenn.) 1896; a.m. ibid. 1^%1 . — Student {Classics).

John Christian Ransmeier, Cambridge, Mass. (1 Walker Terrace). PH.B. Northwestern (111.) 1894. — Student {German).

Alfred Zantzinger Reed, Philadelphia, Pa. (Central High Sch.). A.B. 1897. Instr. in Eng. Central High Sch. Philadelphia (Pa.). — Teacher {English) .

Jeremiah M Rhodes, Hiawatha, Kan, A.B. Ind. Univ. 1894.

Edward Eggeston Rice, Dorchester, Mass. (68 Stanton St.). A.B. 1897. — In business.

William Joseph Rushmore, Cambridge, Mass. {86 Hammond St.). A.B. 1882. — Teacher.

Harry Everett Safford, Lawrence, Mass. (27 Abbott St.). A.B. 1897. — Student {History).

Robert Porter St. John, Cambridge, Mass. A.B. Amherst 1893; a.m. ibid. 1896.

Barnabas Tokutaro Sakai, Cambridge, Mass. (Lawrence 18).

A.B. Hobart (N. Y.) 1894; a.m. ibid. 1897; s.t.b. Epis. Theol. Sch. Cambr.

(Mass.) 1897.

80 HARVARD UlSnVERSITY. [1898

Charles Winfred Savage, ChurcJiville, N. T.

A.B. Oberlin (O.) 1893.— Teacher (Classics). Loring Putnam Sears, Cambridge^ Mass. (Harvard Law Sch.).

A.B. 1897. — Student (Law). Albert Beckwith Shields, So. Boston, Mass. (128 K. St.).

PH.B. Boston Univ. 1893; a.b. ibid. 1894. — Clergyman (Protestant

Episcopal) . Edmund Botterrell Smith, Truro, N. S. (Box 528).

A.B. Dalhousie (N. S.) 1890; a.b. 1892. William Kilborne Stewart, Cambridge, Mass. (11 Mellen St.).

A.B. Univ. of Toronto (Ont.) 1897. — Student (Germcmic Languages) . Glanville Terrell, Cambndge, Mass.

A.B. Leland Stanford Jr. Univ. (Cal.) 1894. — Student (Classics).

Henry Asa Vanlandingham, Nordhoff, Cal. (Thacker's Sch.). A.B. Mississippi Univ. 1893; a.b. 1897. — Teacher (English).

Henry Shattuck Verrill, Parkville, Mo.

A.B. Hamilton Coll. (N. Y.) 1892; a.m. ibid. 1895. Prof. Eng. Park Coll. (Mo.) . — Teacher (English) .

Harry Frederick Ward, Chicago, III.

A.B. Northwestern Univ. (111.) 1897. Charles Alfred Weatherby, Cambridge, Mass. (Wadsworth 5).

A.B. 18%1 . — Student (English). Francis Minot Weld, Jamaica Plain, Mass. (Storey PI.).

A.B. 1897. — In business. George Benson Weston, Cambridge, Mass. (Thayer 42).

A.B. 1897. — Student (Romance Philology). Philip Manchester Wheeler, Brooklyn, N. T. (56 Pierrepont St.).

s.B. Brooklyn Polytech. Inst. (N. Y.) 1894; a.b. 1897.

Francis Harding White, Cambridge, Mass. (373 Huron Ave.). A.B. Princeton Univ. (N.J.) 1887; a.m. ibid. 1896. Prof. Hist, and Polit. Sci. Kan. State Agr. Coll. 1888-97 .— Teacher (ffistory and Political

Science) .

Edwin Mead Wilcox, Cambridge, Mass. (14 Shepard St.).

s.B. Ohio State Univ. 1896. — Student (Botany). Stephen Riggs Williams, Shandon, 0.

A.B. Oberlin (O.) 1891 ; a.m. ibid. 1893. George Stockton Wills, Westminster, Md.

PH.B. Univ. of N.C. 1889; ph.m. ibid. 1896. Prof. Eng. Western Md. Coll.

— Teacher (English) .

103

MASTERS OF SCIENCE.

(S.M.)

Edwin Rust Douglas, New York, N. Y. (123 E. 36th St.).

(Physics.) — M.E. Stevens Inst. Tech. (N. J.) 189S. — Student (Physics).

Amadeus William Grabau, Cambridge, Mass. (194 River St.). (Geology.) — s.b. Mass. Inst. Tech. 1896. — Student {Palaeontology).

Frederic Colby Lucas, Chicago, III, (5487 Monroe Ave.). (Zoology.)— S.B. 1892.— Teacher (Biology).

Norman Coleman Riggs, Farmer, Mo,

(Mathematics.) — s.b. Univ. State of Mo. 1895 ; s.m. ibid. 1895. — Teacher.

Frank Berry Sanborn, Cambridge, Mass, (17 Sacramento St.). (Engineering.) — s.b. Dartmouth 1887; c.e. ibid. 1889. — Civil Engineer.

ERRATA.

P. 17, 1. 16. For " ISMER" read " Ismar."

P. 26, 1. 1. For ^^ Fulton, Oswego Co., N. T." read - Blairsville, Pa.

P. 54, 1. 1. For " Gardner" read " Gordner."

P. 75, 1. 30. For " 1893 " read - 1894."

P. 75, I. 33. For " Parish " read " Parrish."

P. 76, 1. 30. For " Van Horn " read " van Horn."

P. 81, 1. 8. For " Coleman " read " Colman."

80 HARVARD UNIVERSITY. [1898

Charles Winfred Savage, Churchville, N. Y. A.B. Oberlin (O.) ISdS.— Teacher (Classics).

Loring Putnam Sears, Cambridge, Mass. (Harvard Law Sch.).

A.B. 1897 . — Student {Law). Albert Beckwith Shields, So. Boston, Mass. (128 K. St.).

PH.B. Boston Univ. 1893; a.b. ibid. 1894. — Clergyman (Protestant

Episcopal) .

Edmund Botterrell Smith, Truro, N. S. (Box 528). A.B. Dalhousie (N. S.) 1890; a.b. 1892.

William Kilborne Stewart, Cambridge, Mass. (11 Mellen St.).

A.B. Univ. of Toronto (Ont.) 1897. — Student (Germanic Languages). Glanville Terrell, Cambridge, Mass.

A.B. Leland Stanford Jr. Univ. (Cal.) 1894. — Student (Classics).

Henry Asa Vanlandingham, Nordhoff, Cal. (Thacker's Sch.). A.B. Mississippi Univ. 1893; a.b. 1897. — Teacher (English).

Henry Shattuck Verrill, Parkville, Mo.

A.B. Hamilton Coll. (N. Y.) 1892; a.m. ibid. 1895. Prof. Eng. Park Coll. (Mo.) . — Teacher (English) .

Harry Frederick Ward, Chicago, III. A.B. Northwestern Univ. (111.) 1897.

Charles Alfred Weatherby, Cambridge, Mass. (Wadsworth 5). A.B. 1897. — Student (English).

Francis Minot Weld, Jamaica Plain, Mass. (Storey PL). A.B. 1897. — In business.

George Benson Weston, Cambridge, Mass. (Thayer 42). A.B. 1897. — Student (Romance Philology).

MASTERS OF SCIENCE.

(S.M.)

Edwin Rust Douglas, New York, N. Y. (123 E. 36th St.).

(Physics.) — M.E. Stevens Inst. Tech. (N. J.) IB>^Z. — Student {Physics).

Amadeus William Grrabau, Cambridge, Mass. (194 River St.). (Geology.) — s.b. Mass. Inst. Tech. 1896. — Student {Palaeontology).

Frederic Colby Lucas, Chicago, III. (5487 Monroe Ave.). (Zoology.) —S.B. lS'd2.— Teacher {Biology).

Norman Coleman Riggs, Farmer, Mo,

(Mathematics.) — s.b. Univ. State of Mo. 1895 ; s.m. ibid. 1895. — Teacher.

Frank Berry Sanborn, Cambridge, Mass, (17 Sacramento St.). (Engineering.) — s.b. Dartmouth 1887 ; c.e. ibid. 1889. — Civil Engineer.

82

HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

SUMMARY.

		Doctors op Philosophy.	Doctors of SCIKNCE.	Masters of Arts.	; Masters ov j Science.*
	1	i P	.S 1 3 3 3 4 2 4 1 4 4 4 4 1 7 4 8 7 5 12 15 16 18 23 26	1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 1	1 1	.2 >• 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 21		i 0	S 3	o	1	1
1870 . 1873 . 1874 . 1876 . 1876 . 1877 . 1878 . 1879 . 1880 . 1881 . 1882 . 1883 . 1884 . 1885 . 1886 . 1887 . 1888 . 1889 . 1890 . 1891 . 1892 . 1893 . 1894 . 1895 . . 1896 . . 1897 . . 1898 . .		2 3 5 4 4 2 5 2 5 5 4 4 1 7 4 8 7 5 12 16 16 18 25 26	1	1 8 13 7 9 13 9 14 7 7 12 15 12 17 18 32 23 31 45 78 70 93 84 98 112 103	1 2 2 1 2 2 3 1 2 1 3 2 2 1 2 4 1 1	1 7 11 5 8 11 9 14 7 7 10 12 11 15 17 32 23 28 43 76 69 91 80 97 111 103	i i 1 5		5
Totals .	190	11	179	22	031	33	898	5	• •	5
Total (deducting 136 for names inserted twice), 1012.

* Degree established 1897.

APPENDIX.

DEPARTMENTS OF LEARNING AND SCIENCE IN WHICH THE DEGREES OP

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY AND DOCTOR OF SCIENCE HAVE

BEEN CONFERRED BY HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

1. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY. Philology. Classical.

1875. William Everett. 1877. John Williams White. 1880. Edward Emerson Phillips. 1883.*Farley Brewer Goddard.

William Taggard Piper.

Arthur Wellington Roberts.

1884. Herbert Morison Clarke. Edward Southworth Hawes.

1885. Albert Andrew Howard. James Rignall Wheeler.

1887. Morris Hicky Morgan.

1888. Josiah Bridge.

1889. Georg Richard Rodemann.

1890. Herman Wadsworth Hayley.

1891. John William Henry Walden. 1893. William Nickerson Bates.

William James Battle.

Charles Peabody. Francis Kingsley Ball. Charles Burton Gulick. Maurice Whittemore Mather. Frank Cole Babbitt. Harry Edwin Burton. Henry Theodore Hildreth. George Edwin Howes. Arthur Stoddard Cooley. Arthur Winfred Hodgman. Richard Clarke Manning, Jr. 1898. Clarence Powers Bill.

William Sargent Burrage. Herbert Miiller Hopkins. John Wesley Rice (m Biblical and Patristric Oreek).

1894.

1895.

1896.

1880. Benjamin Willis Wells. 1893. William Herbert Carruth. 1896. Frederic Wilson Truscott.

Germanic.

1897. 1898.

John Albrecht Walz. Neil Con well Brooks.

English and German.

1894. Curtis Hidden Page.

84

APPENDIX.

English, Gerntian^ and Italian,

1876. Robert Grant.

English.

1888. Herbert Eveleth Greene.

Carl Friedrich Richard dorfer. 1890. John Matthews Manly.

Alfred Cope Garrett.

Edward Fulton.

Fred Norris Robinson.

WilUam Henry Schofield.

William Preston Few.

1894.

Hoch-

1895 1896

1897.* John Henry Boynton.

Frank Edgar Farley.

Albert Elmer Hancock. ♦Roscoe Addison Small. 1898. Charles Hey ward Barnwell.

Gustavus Howard Maynadier.

William Allan Neilson.

George Rapall Noyes.

Ashley Horace Thorndike.

RomaTice.

1876.*Lucius Henry Buckingham.

1894. James Geddes, Jr.

1895. Kenneth McKenzie.

1897. Jeremiah Denis Matthias Ford. Raymond Weeks.

1897. George Davis Chase.

1883. John Norton Johnson.

Comparative.

Sanskrit.

1891. George Aaron Burton.

1893. George Reisner.

1894. Frank Dyer Chester.

Semitic.

Willis Hatfield Hazard.

1897. Macy Millmore Skinner.

1898. Ismar John Peritz.

1878. Granville Stanley Hall. 1881. Francis Ellingwood Abbot. 1885. Benjamin Rand. 1889. George Santayana. 1891. Theodore Francis Wright.

1893. Alfred Henry Lloyd. Sidney Edward Mezes.

1894. Charles Montague Bakewell. John Bigham.

Philosophy.

1895.

1896. 1897.

1898.

Robert MacDougall. Edgar Pierce. John Daniel Logan. Herbert Ernest Cushman. Alfred LeRoy Hodder. Boris Sidis. James Edgar Lough. William Pepperrell Montague. Leon Mendez Solomons.

APPENDIX.

85

History.

1873.*Charles Leavitt Beale Whitney. 1876. James Lawrence Laughlin. Henry Cabot Lodge. ♦Ernest Young. 1877.*Freeman Snow.

1878. Franklin Bartlett.

1879. Melville Madison Bigelow.

1880. Edward Channing. Denman Waldo Ross.

♦Samuel Epes Turner. 1886. Andrew Fiske.

1890.

1891.

1893.

1896. 1897. 1898.

Charles William Colby. Edson Leone Whitney. Herman Vandenburg Ames. Fred Emory Haynes. Evarts Boutell Greene. Charles Luke Wells. Kendric Charles Babcock. Gaillard Thomas Lapsley. Samuel Bannister Harding. James Sullivan, Jr. Arthur Mayer Wolfson.

1875. Stuart Wood.

1883. Frank William Taussig.

1895. William Edward Burghardt

DuBois.

1896. Howard Hamblett Cook. Theodore Clarke Smith.

Political Science.

1897

Guy Stevens Callender. Clyde Augustus Duniway. Charles Whitney Mixter. Oliver Mitchell Wentworth

Sprague. George Die Virtue.

1873. William Elwood Byerly. 1886. Frank Nelson Cole. 1889. Joseph Lybrand Markley. 1895. James Waterman Glover.

Mathematics.

1897.

Milton Brockett Porter. Frederick Hollister Safford. 1898. Harry Yandell Benedict. Donald Frank Campbell.

1881. ♦William Harlow Melville.

1884. Charles Bingham Penrose. Charles Robert Sanger.

♦Harold Whiting.

1885. Hammond Vinton Hayes.

Physics.

1886. Oliver Whipple Huntington. 1888. Louis Lincoln Jackson.

Theodore William Richards. 1896. Charles Edward St. John.

1877. Frank Austin Gooch.

1892. Walter Louis Jennings. William Homer Warren.

1893. Walter Scott Hendrixson. 1894. ♦Elliot Folger Rogers.

1895. Harris Eastman Sawyer.

1896. Martin Hill Ittner.

Chemistry.

1897.

1898.

Joseph Torrey, Jr. George Rantoul White. Frank Bernard Gallivan. Henry Augustus Torrey. William Burdelle Bentley. Allerton Seward Cushman. Charles Augustus Soch.

86

APPENDIX,

Natural History.

1875. William Keith Brooks.

1877. Jesse Walter Fewkes.

1878. Edward Raymond Benton. Edward Asahel Birge.

1879. Marshman Edward Wadsworth. 1886. Richard Alexander Fullerton

Penrose, Jr.

1888. Alfred Church Lane. Roland Thaxter.

1889. John Eliot WolflP.

1890. August Frederick Foerste. Thaddeus William Harris. William Albert Setchell. William Codman Sturgis.

1891. Herbert Haviland Fiske. William McMichael Woodworth.

1892. Charles Benedict Davenport.

Henry Baldwin Ward. George Lucas Collie. William Emerson Ritter. 1894. Charles Atwood Kofoid. George Edgar Ladd. Arthur Wisswald Weysse. Edward Angus Burt. William Ernest Castle. Bradley Moore Davis. John Hiram Gerould. Earley Vernon Wilcox. Reginald Aldworth Daly. Frederic Putnam Gulliver. Herbert Spencer Jennings. Herbert Vincent Neal. Lewis Gardner Westgate.

1893.

1895.

1896.

Biology.

1897. John Irvin Hamaker. Henry Richardson Linville.

1898. Frank Watts Bancroft.

Joseph William Blankinship. Frederick Clayton Waite.

Geology. 1897. Thomas Augustus Jaggar, Jr.

American Archaeology and Ethnology.

1894. George Amos Dorsey. j 1898. Frank Russell.

2. DOCTOR OF SCIENCE. Mathematics. 1887. George Henry Johnson.

Astronomy.

1879. Leonard Waldo.

1873. John Trowbridge.

1881. Charles Frederic Mabery.

Physics.

I 1886. Austin Lee McRae.

APPENDIX.

87

1882. Leonard Parker Kinnicutt. 1886. Arthur William Palmer. 1893. Robert Wilson Cornelison.

Chemistry.

1894. Harry Sands Grindley.

1895. Frederick Levy Dunlap.

Natural History.

1876.

1878.

1884. 1889.

Nathaniel Southgate Shaler. Walter Faxon. Byron David Halsted. Charles Sedgwick Minot. William Trelease. Robert Tracy Jackson.

Kingo Miyabe. 1891. George Howard Parker. 1892.* James Ellis Humphrey.

1894. Winfield Scott Nickerson.

1895. Herbert Maule Richards. 1897. Alfred Goldsborough Mayer.

SUMMARY.

Philology

Philosophy

History

Political Science

Mathematics ....*•

Astronomy

Physics . . • •

Chemistry

Natural History

American Archaeology and Ethnology

Total

Ph.D.'s.

69 18 22 10

8

9 14 38

2

190

S.D.'8.

Total.

69

18

22

10

9

1

12

19

50

2

212

INDEX.

In this Index, holders of the various degrees are distinguished by italic letters following the date, a denoting Master of Arts, p Doctor of Philosophy, s Master of Science, ad Doctor ol Science. Where two of these degrees have been taken, the second, with its date, follows the name. Look under the degree last received for full list of degrees and positions.

Abbe

1896 a Cleveland

Abbot 1881 p Francis E.

Adler 1893 a Isaac

Alden

1896 a Raymond M.

Alder 1898 a Eugene C.

Alexander 1893 a Robert P.

Allen 1892 a Joseph

1897 a Joseph D.

Allison 1896 a Thomas

Almy 1880 a Francis 1883 a Frederic

Ames 1890aHermanV.,1891i?

Amidon

1898 a Lee E.

Anderegg 1889 a Frederick

Anderson 1892 a Gustaf B.

Andrew

1895 a Abram P. 1898 a John C. S.

Andrews 1880 a Clement W. 1898 a Walter S.

Angell

1892 a James R.

Appleton 1878 a John H.

Apthorp 1880 a Harrison O.

Archibald

1897 a Raymond C.

Arnold

1893 a Chester H.

ASHTON 1893 a Charies H. 1893 a Joseph N.

Atkinson 1886 a Edward E. 1893 a James O.

AVANN 1880 a Robert S

AVERILL 1874 a James O.

Ayer

1888 a Clarence W.

Ayers

1898 a Edward E.

Babbitt

1892 a Frank C, 1895 j?

1893 a Irving

Babcock

1895 a Kendric C, 1896^7

Bailey

1879 a Hollis R.

1888 a Solon I.

1889 a Frederick H.

1891 a Mark

1893 a Benjamin F.

Baily

1880 a Henry

Baker

1894 a Myron E.

Bakewell

1892 a Charles M.,1894^

Balch 1897 a Francis N.

Ball

1891 a Francis K., 1894^

Bancroft

1897 a Frank W., 1898 1?

1898 a Hugh

Banks

1895 a Edgar J.

Barber 1894 a Marshall A.

Barnwell

1893 a Charles H., 1898 i>

Barrett

1896 a Don C

Barss 1893 a John E.

Bartlett 1878 p Franklin 1893 a Murray A.

INDEX.

89

Barton 1890 a George A., 1891 p

Bassett

1890 a Ralph W. E.

Batchelder 1898 a Charles H.

Bates

1891 a William N., 18931?

Battle

1891 a William J., 1893^3

Baxter

1897 a Gregory P.

Beach

1892 a Walter G.

Beardsley 1897 a Charles

Belcher

1897 a Archibald

Bell

1898 a William W.

Benedict

1894 a Francis G.

1897 a George W.

1898 p Harry Y.

Bennett 1881 a William Z.

1895 a Frederick M.

Benshimol

1896 a Max

Benson

1895 a Albert E.

Bentley

1890 a William B., 1898 i?

Benton 1878^7 Edward R.

Berle

1891 a Adolf A.

1896 a Theodore P.

Bettens 1875 a Thomas S.

Bettman 1898 a Alfred

Bicknell 1879 a Edward

BiGELOW

1879 p Melville M.

1880 a Francis H. 1891 a Edwin V.

BiGHAM

1893 a John, 1894 p

Bill

1896 a Clarence P. , 1898 ^

Billings

1896 a Asa W. K.

1897 a Frederick H.

BiRGE 1878 p Edward A.

Blakely

1897 a Gilbert S.

Blankinship 1896 a Joseph W., 1898jp

Bliss

1874 a Edward P.

Board man

1895 a William D.

Bolster

1890 a Percy G.

Bondurant

1893 a Alexander L.

Bonner

1898 a Campbell

Bourne

1895 a Alexander P.

BOUTELL 1877 a Henry S.

BOUTON

1896 a Charles L.

Bowles

1896 a Ralph H.

BOYNTON

1894 a John H., 1897 j? 1898 a Percy H.

Breese 1898 a Burtis B.

Brehaut

1897 a Ernest

Brewster

1891 a Edwin T. 1893 a William T.

Bridge

1887 a Josiah, 1888 p Briggs

1882 a Le Baron R.

Brigham 1892 a Albert P.

Brooks

1875 p William K. 1896 a Neil C, 1898 i?

Browder 1895 a Jonathan B.

Brown

1891 a Carroll N.

1892 a Harry F.

1892 a William G. 1895 a Arthur C. L. 1895 a Harrison H.

Browne 1879 a George H.

Brun

1898 a Alphonse

Bruuer

1895 a Myron L.

Bryan

1893 a Enoch A.

Bryant

1888 a William S. 1898 a Arthur A.

Buck 1878 a Henry H.

1894 a Albert F. 1898 a William B.

Buckingham

1876 p Lucius H.

Burbank 1891 a John C. B.

Burke

1894 a Ernest G.

BURRAGE

1895 a Williams., 1898^7

Burt 1894 a Edward A., 1895 1?

Burton 1893 a Harry E., 1895 p

Bush

1898 a Wendell T

90

INDEX.

BUSHEE 1898 a Frederick A.

Buxton 1886 a William A.

Byerly 1873 p William E.

Cabeen 1892 a Charles W.

Cabell

1897 a Sears W.

Cabot 1878 a Arthur T.

Cadbury

1878 a Richard T.

Caffey 1892 a Francis G.

Cairns

1898 a William D.

Calhane

1896 a Daniel F.

Calkins 1894 a Raymond

Callender

1894 a Guy S., 1897 i?

Calvert

1892 a Sidney

Campbell

1893 a George A.

1894 a James O.

1894 a Walter W.

1895 a Donald F., 1898 i?

Canavan 1875 a Michael J.

Cannon 1892 a William M.

1897 a Walter B.

C APRON

1897 a Paul

Carpenter 1891 a WilUam B.

Carr 1894 a Edwin S. 1894 a Joseph W.

1898 a Edward P.

Carruth

1889 a WilliamH.,1893i7

Carter 1892 a Benjamin E.

Gary

1880 a Walter 1892 a Robert J.

Castle 1894 a Edward H. 1894 a William E., 1895^

Catron 1894 a William V. A.

Cauthorne

1894 a Edward E.

Cestre

1897 a Charles

Chamberlain 1896 a James L.

Chamberlin

1896 a Henry H.

Channing 1880 p Edward

Chase 1892 a Allan M. P.

1895 a George D., 1897^7

1897 a George H.

Chenery

1898 a Winthrop H.

Chester 1892 a Frank D., 1894 i?

Chickering

1897 a Edward C.

Chipman 1895 a George E.

Chittenden

1890 a Jonathan B.

1898 a Albert P.

Clark 1886 a Orrin B.

Clarke

1879aHerbertM.,1884_??

Clary 1880 a Stedman W.

Clendenin 1892 a WilUam W.

Closson

1893 a Carlos C.

Clow

1892 a Frederick R.

COAR

1894 a Henry L.

1897 a John F.

1898 a Arthur H.

Cobb

1894 a Collier

Coffin 1896 a Fletcher B.

Colby

1889 a Charles W., 1890^

Cole 1886 p Frank N. 1896 a George F.

1896 a William M. 1898 a Charles N. 1898 a Wilfred G. G.

Coleman 1898 a Silas E.

COLLAMORE

1894 a Gilman

Collie 1891 a George L., 1893^

Collier

1895 a George F.

Collins

1897 a William D.

1898 a Edward

COLPITTS 1897 u Edwin H.

Comfort

1896 a William W.

Cone

1897 a Ralph W.

CONKLIN

1893 a Roland E.

Cook

1894 a Howard H.,1896jp

Cooke

1895 a John W. 1897 a Thornton

Cooley 1893 a Arthurs., 1896 jp

INDEX.

91

COOLIDGE

1883 a Joseph A.

1884 a Joseph R.

CORBIN 1893 a John

Corey

1887 a Arthur D.

CORNELISON

1893 sd Robert W.

Cotton 1897 a Joseph P.

COUES

1896 a Robert W.

COVELL

1897 a Arthur J.

Crandall

1894 a George H.

Crawford

1898 a Lewis F.

Crocker

1885 a William T.

Croll

1895 a Morris W.

Crosby 1893 a John

Cross

1896 a Arthur L.

CUMMINGS 1885 a Edward 1892 a Charles R.

1892 a John

CURRIE

1893 a Thomas H.

Currier

1888 a Charles F. A.

CUSHMAN

1896 a HerbertE., 1897^??

1897 fl^AllertonS., 1898^3

Dallinger

1894 a Frederick W.

Daly

1893 aReginaldA.,1896jp

Davenport

1890 a Charles B., 1892 i?

Davis

1892 a Leonard H.

1892 a Thompson T.

1893 a Frederick L.

1894 a Bradley M.,1 895 i?

1895 a Francis F.

Day

1892 a Arthur M.

Dearborn

1896 a George V. N.

Delabarre

1889 a Edmund B.

DeLong 1892 a Frank L.

Denison

1892 a William K.

Dennis

1898 a WilUam C.

Derby

1877 a Samuel C.

Dew ART

1892 a Frederick W.

DiMAN

1896 a John B.

Dodge 1891 a Robert E. N.

1894 a Richard E.

1895 a Robert G.

DORSEY

1894 p George A.

Douglas 1898 s Edwin R.

Douglass

1897 a Truman O.

Dow

1894 a Louis H.

Downing

1894 a Charles W.

Dresser

1897 a Frank F.

DUANE

1895 a William

DuBois 1891 a William E. B., 1895 p

DUGGAR 1895 a Benjamin M.

DUNIWAY

1894 a Clyde A., 1897^

DUNLAP

1895 sd Frederick L.

DURWARD

1897 a Arthur

Eames

1898 a Frederick M.

Earle 1895 a Samuel C.

Eastman

1891 a Charles R.

Eaton

1892 a George A. 1895 a Frank W. 1897 a Horace A.

ECKFELDT 1897 a Thomas H.

Eliot 1889 a Samuel A.

Emery

1893 a Henry C.

Ernst 1884 a Harold C.

ESTABROOK

1895 a Harold K.

Everett 1875 p William 1889 a Henry L.

Fairchild 1886 a James T.

Fairlie

1896 a John A.

Farley

1894 a Frank E., 1897^7

Farnsworth

1894 a William O.

Faxon 1878 sd Walter

Fay

1895 a Allan B.

1897 a Sidney B.

92

INDEX.

Fechheimer

1887 a Samuel M.

Fellows

1894 a John N.

FenOLLOSA

1876 a William S.

Ferry

1895 a Frederick C.

Festerson

1895 a John S.

Few

1893 a William P., 1896^

Fewkes

1877 i? Jesse W.

Field 1890 a HerbertH.,1891i?

Fink

1896 a Bruce

Fish 1898 a Carl R.

FiSKE

1886 'p Andrew

1896 a Winthrop E.

1897 a George C.

Flagg 1875 a Bernard W.

Fletcher 1889 a Jefferson B.

1898 a Robert H.

Foerste

1888 a August F., 1890 i?

FOOTE 1875 a Arthur W.

Ford 1895 a Jeremiah D. M.,

1897 i? 1898 a Walter B.

FORSYTHE 1895 a Robert J.

Foster 1886 a Eugene H. 1892 a Herbert D.

1897 a Benjamin O.

Fountain

1898 a Charles P.

Frame 1892 a James E.

Francine 1895 a Albert P.

Freeman 1890 a George R.

Frye

1897 a Alexis E.

Fulton

1892 a Edward, 1894 -p

Gage 1880 a James A.

Gale 1887 a Edward C.

Gallivan

1894 a Frank B., 1897 p

Galloway

1890 a Thomas W.

Galpin

1895 a Charles J.

Gardiner

1893 a Frederic

Garratt 1884 a James N.

Garrett

1891 a Alfred C, 1892 jp

Gay

1896 a Harry N.

Gaylord

1896 a Joseph S.

Gazzolo

1898 a Frank H.

Geddes

1889 a James, 1894 p

Gehring 1895 a Henry A.

George 1891 a Nathan R.

1897 a John E.

Gerdine

1898 a Lynn V. H.

Gerould 1893 a John H., 1895 p

Gerrodette

1893 a Frank H.

GiBBS 1897 a Lincoln R.

Giese 1890 a William F.

Gilbert

1897 a Henry C.

Gillespie

1895 a Louis P.

1896 a Walter H.

GiLMAN 1880 a James W.

Glazier

1890 a Henry S.

Gleason 1886 a Charles B. 1889 a Clarence W.

1898 a George

Glover

1894 a James W., 1895 j? 1898 a Leon O.

GODDARD 1883^ Farley B.

GOOCH

1877 p Frank A.

Goodrich 1898 a Chauncy M.

Goodwin 1896 a Elliot H.

Grabau 1898 s Amadeus W.

Grand 1896 a Ernest D.

Grant 1876 p Robert 1886 a Percy S.

Gratwick 1896 a William H.

Gray

1878 a Reginald 1898 a Clifton D. 1898 a Henry G.

INDEX.

93

Greene

1884 a Herbert E., 1888 j? 1891 a EvartsB., 1893 i?

1897 a Russell T.

Greenleaf

1885 a Robert W.

Griffin

1896 a Charles S.

Griffith

1895 a Elmer E.

Grindley 1894 sd Harry S.

Grover

1896 a Frederick O.

GULICK

1891 a Charles B.,1894i?

1893 a Edward L.

Gulliver

1894 a Frederick P., 1896^7

GUMMERE 1890 a Henry V.

Guthrie

1894 a Kenneth S.

Hadley

1893 a Stephen M.

Hagar

1874 a Eugene B.

Haines

1898 a Thomas H.

Hale

1892 a Robert S.

Hall

1878 i? Granville S.

1897 a John G.

1898 a Robert 1898 a Robert W.

Halsted 1878 sd Byron D.

Ham

1876 a Charles A.

Hamaker

1895 a John I., 1897 i?

Hamilton

1897 a George L.

Hammond

1893 a Franklin T.

1894 a William W.

Hancock

1895 a Albert E., 1897 i?

Hand

1894 a Learned

Hapgood

1897 a Hutchins

Harding

1877 a Herbert L.

1879 a Emor H.

1880 a Benjamin F.

1894 a Samuel B., 1898 i?

1896 a Edward

Harper

1895 a Eugene H.

Harris 1885 a Thaddeus W.,

1890 i? 1892 a Henry H.

1892 a William F.

Hart

1894 a John G.

Hartshorn 1883 a George T.

Haskell 1885 a Mellen W.

Hastings

1893 a Horatius B.

Hatch

1897 a Louis C.

Hathaway

1897 a Joseph H.

Ha WES

1882 a Edwards., 1884^

Haycock

1898 a Ernest

Hayes

1885 p Hammond V.

Hayley 1888 a Herman W., 1890^7

Haynes

1887 a Henry H.

1890 a Fred E., 1891 jp

Hayward

1898 a Jonathan B.

Hazard

1892 a Willis H., 1894 2?

Headle

1891 a Edwin C.

Hedrick 1898 a Earle R.

Henderson 1884 a Ernest F.

Hendrixson 1889 a Walter S., 1893;?

Henning

1898 a George N.

Henshaw

1887 a Henry A.

Herman

1891 a Henry N.

Hicks 1897 a Ralph B. C.

HiLDRETH 1895 p Henry T.

Hill

1877 a Edward B.

1888 a Joseph A.

1892 a William

1897 a Lewis D.

Hinckley 1895 a Henry B.

Hinds

1888 a Albert W.

HiNKLEY 1877 a Holmes

HiNMAN

1898 a George W.

HiNTON 1898 a Guy

HOAG 1898 a Clarence G.

Hoar 1879 a Rockwood

HOBBS 1884 a Charles A.

94

INDEX.

HOCHDORFER 1888 p Carl F. R.

HODDER 1897 p Alfred L.

Hodges 1897 a Archibald L.

HODGMAN

1893 a Arthur W., 1896 i?

Hoffman

1884 a Horace A.

Holland 1888 a John F.

1893 a Robert A.

Holmes

1897 a Willis B.

Hooper

1898 a Louis L.

Hopkins

1896 a Herbert M., 1898 p

Hormell 1892 a WilliamfG.

HORNE

1894 a Perley L.

1897 a Herman H.

HORTON 1890 a Walter G.

Houghton 1880 a Edward L.

1887 a Frank A.

Houston 1892 a David F.

Howard

1885 p Albert A.

1892 a William G.

Howe

1888 a Mark A. de W.

1893 a Frank F. 1897 a Thomas C. 1897 a Will D.

Howes

1890 a George E., 1895^

HULING

1897 a Ray G.

Hume 1889 a James G.

Humphrey 1892 sd James E.

Humphreys 1894 a John S.

Huntington

1886 i? Oliver W.

1896 a Tuley F. M.

1897 a Edward V.

Huntsman

1898 a Owen B.

HURLBUT 1888 a Byron S.

Irwin

1894 a Frank

Ittner

1895 a Martin H., 1896 i?

Jackson

1879 a Ernest

1888 p Louis L.

1889 sd Robert T.

Jaggar 1894aThomasA.,1897i?

Jaques

1896 a Louis C.

Jefferson 1898 a Mark S. W.

Jenkins

1896 a Burris A.

1897 a Thornton

Jennings

1890 a Walter L., 1892 i? 1895 a Herbert S., 1896^?

Jerome

1887 a Thomas S.

Johnson 1882 a John N., 1883 p 1887 sd George H. 1890 a Herbert P. 1892 a Lorenzo N.

Johnston

1897 a Henry

1898 a William D.

Jones

1881 a Henry C.

1893 a Herbert L.

JUTTEN 1895 a Benjamin C.

Keep

1894 a Roger W.

Keith

1886 a Arthur

Kellner 1886 a Maximilian L.

Kelly 1893 a Harry M.

Kendrick

1891 a Arthur

Kennedy 1898 a Frank A.

Kenyon 1898 a Alfred M.

Kershaw

1895 a Francis S.

Keyes 1898 a Charles R.

Kiesewetter

1893 a Louis F.

Kimball

1897 a David

King 1883 a Henry C.

1898 a Albert E. 1898 a Cyrus A. 1898 a William L M.

Kinney

1897 a Samuel W.

KiNNICUTT

1882 sd Leonard P.

Knapp

1883 a Philip C

Knowlton

1892 a Pitt G.

Koch

1894 a Theodore W.

KOFOID 1892 a Charles A., 1894 j>

INDEX,

95

KOLLMYER

1897 a William H. S.

KOOPMAN 1893 a Harry L.

KOZAKI

1892 a Nariaki

KUMMEL

1892 a Henry B.

Ladd

1888 a George E., 1894^

LaMeslee

1898 a Alphonse M.

Landes

1893 a Harry

Lane

1888 p Alfred C.

1896 a Lucius P.

Lange 1895 a Francis J.

Langton 1895 a Joseph F.

Lapsley

1894 a Gaillard T.,1897i?

Laughlin 1876 p James L.

Laughton

1897 a Norris H.

Lawrence

1895 a Charles L.

Lawton

1889 a Perry

Leach 1897 a Clarence W.

Leacock 1894 a Arthur G.

Learned

1897 a Henry B.

Leavitt

1898 a Robert G.

LeClear

1896 a Gifford

Ledyard

1875 a Lewis C.

Leonard

1897 a Jonathan

Lester

1898 a John A.

Lewis

1889 a Leo R.

1896 a John H.

1897 a Arthur G. 1897 a Ernest D.

1897 a Fred R.

1898 a Frederick T. 1898 a Gilbert N.

LiLLIEFORS 1898 a Manfred

Lincoln

1875 a Albert L. 1881 a James O.

1894 a Charles H.

1896 a Alexander

1897 a George L.

LiNDH

1896 a Eric I.

Lindsey 1893 a Fred B.

LiNFIELD

1897 a Bertram F.

LiNVILLE

1895 a Henry R., 18971?

Lloyd 1888 a Alfred H., 1893 j>

LoCHMAN 1888 a Myron A.

Lodge

1876 J? Henry C.

LOESER

1887 a Charles A.

Logan 1895 a John D., 1896 i?

Long

1891 a Augustus W.

Lord

1876 a Eliot 1881 a Edwin H.

LORING 1875 a William C.

Lough

1895 a James E., 1898 i?

Love 1890 a James L.

LOVEJOY

1897 a Arthur O.

Lower

1896 a Henry E.

Lowery 1876 a Woodbury

Lucas

1898 s Frederic C.

Luce 1883 a Robert

LuNT 1887 a Edward C.

LythgOE

1897 a Albert M.

Mabery

1881 sd Charles F.

Mabley 1896 a Arthur H.

McAdie 1885 a Alexander G.

Macauley

1878 a Thomas

McCollom

1892 a Edward D.

McCulloch

1893 a Hugh

McCuRDY

1894 a George G.

McDaniel

1894 a Walton B.

McDermid

1892 a Duncan

MacDonald

1895 a Robert

MacDougall

1893 a Robert, 1895 p

McDuffee

1896 a Walter V.

96

INDEX.

McElfresh

1896 a William E.

McGlFFERT

1897 a James

VON Mach 1896 a Edmund R. O.

McInnes

1885 a Edwin G.

McKelleget

1892 a George F.

McKenzie

1893 a Kenneth, 1896 i?

McLaughlin 1895 a Frederick C.

McLaury

1895 a Howard L.

MacLeod 1892 a Ambrose W.

MACLEOD 1892 a Frederick J.

McMillan 1877 a William G.

McPherson

1885 a William L.

McRae

1886 s<i Austin L. 1890 a Alexander W.

Manley

1894 a Edward I.

Manly

1889 a John M., 1890 j?

1890 a William G.

Manning

1884 a Berwick

1892 a Richard C, 1896;?

Marbut 1894 a Curtis F.

Marcou 1879 a Philippe B.

Markley

1887 a Joseph L., 1889 p

Marsh

1892 a Melville A.

1893 a Edward D.

Marshall

1895 a Herbert C.

1897 a Martin R.

Marsters 1894 a Arthur A.

1898 a Vernon F.

Martin 1886 a Alfred W.

Marvin

1885 a Charles M.

Mason 1898 a Wilbur N.

Mather 1891 aMauriceW., 1894^7

Mathews 1890 a George R.

Matteson

1896 a David M.

Maude

1883 a John E.

Maulsby 1898 a David L.

Maxwell

1889 a Walter

May

1890 a Max B.

Maynadier 1890a GustavusH. , 1898jp

Mayer

1897 sd Alfred G.

Mayers

1884 a Alanson H.

Melville 1876 a William H., 1881 jp

Merigold 1897 a Benjamin S.

Merriam 1888 a John M.

Merriman 1897 a Roger B.

Meyer 1894 a Hugo R.

Mezes

1891 a Sidney E., 1893 j?

Miller

1888 a Adolph C.

1892 a Dickinson S.

1896 a William J. 1898 a George M.

MiNOT 1878 sd Charles S.

Mix

1891 a Charles L.

MiXTER

1893 a Charles W.,1897i?

MiYABE

1889 sd Kingo

MOFFITT

1893 a Emmett L.

Montague

1897 a WilUam P., 1898 i?

Moody

1894 a William V.

Moore 1896 a George T.

1898 a Clarence K.

Moors

1884 a John F.

More

1893 a Paul E.

Morey

1892 a Edward C.

Morgan

1887 p Morris H.

1891 a Edwin V.

Morris

1894 a Edgar C.

Morse

1898 a Franklyn S.

Morss 1882 a Charles H.

Morton

1892 a James F.

1893 a Edward P.

MOWRY

1894 a Arthur M.

Mumford 1891 a George D.

INDEX.

97

Murdoch 1876 a John

Myrhman 1897 a David W.

Nash

1892 a Nathaniel C. 1896 a Frederick H.

Neal

1894 a Herbert v., 1896 i?

Neave 1892 a Charles

Neilson

1896 a William A., 1898 p

Nelson

1883 a Harry L.

1884 a Samuel N. 1892 a Aven

Nichols

1892 a Jesse G.

Nicholson

1895 a Watson

NiCKERSON

1894 sd Winfield S.

NiCOLSON 1888 a Frank W.

Nolen 1886 a William W.

Norton

1897 a Chauneey W. 1897 a Edwin L.

NOYES

1893 a Winthrop S. G.

1895 a George R., 1898 i?

1896 a Carleton E.

Oakman

1896 a Otis B.

Oenslager 1895 a George

Olive

1897 a Edgar W.

Oliver

1895 a Andrew

Opdyke

1898 a Samuel B.

Osgood

1887 a William F.

Ozanne

1895 a Charles E.

Page

1891 a Curtis H., 1894^

Paine

1897 a George L.

Palmer

1886 sd Arthur W.

1889 a Bradley W.

Parker

1888 a Chauneey G. 1891 sd George H. 1894 a Edwin G. 1894 a Thomas D.

Park MAN

1874 a Henry

Patterson 1893 a Andrew H. 1893 a Gaylard H.

1898 a Arthur S.

Paxton

1896 a Joseph F.

Peabody

1890 a Charles, 1893 p

1896 a James E.

Peaslee

1897 a Arthur N.

Penn

1893 a Henry C.

Penrose 1884^3 Charles B. 1886 p Richard A. F.

Peritz

1893 a Ismar J., 1898^

Perrin

1876 a Marshall L.

Perry 1897 a Ralph B.

Peters 1897 a John A.

Pettinger

1894 a Peter J.

Phair

1896 a Philip D.

Phelps

1891 a William L.

Phillips

1880 p Edward E. 1898 a Henry A.

Pierce 1889 a John M.

1892 a Archie B.

1892 a Arthur H.

1893 a Edgar, 1895 p

PiLLSBURY 1891 a William F.

Piper

1881 a William T., 1883 i>

Porter

1895 a Milton B., 1897 j?

1896 a James F.

Potter 1885 a Silas A.

1897 a Murray A.

Prather 1896 a John M.

Prentiss

1898 a Charies W.

Prescott

1896 a Henry W.

Preston

1897 a Henry A.

Price

1884 a Walter F.

Prindle

1891 a James D.

Proper

1892 a Emberson E.

Pugh 1896 a James T.

Putnam

1894 a John P.

Pynchon

1893 a William H. C.

Quick

1896 a Oscar

98

INDEX.

QUINBY

1888 a George T.

Ramsay

1892 a Charles C.

Rand

1880 a Benjamin, 1885 p

1895 a Edward K. 1898 a Herbert W.

Rankin

1898 a Edwin M.

Ransmeier 1898 a John C.

Reed

1896 a Willard

1897 a Charles L.

1898 a Alfred Z.

Reisner 1891 a George, 1893^7

Renfro

1896 a Lewis C.

Reynolds

1889 a Paul R.

Rhetts

1895 a Charles A.

Rhodes 1898 a Jeremiah M

Rice

1896 a Cale Y.

1896 a John W., 1898 p 1898 a Edward E.

Rich

1897 a Herbert T.

1897 a Winfield S.

Richards

1878 a William R. 1888 'p Theodore W 1895 sd Herbert M.

Richardson 1886 a William K.

Richmond

1895 a Henry I.

Riddle

1896 a William H.

RiGGS

1898 s Norman C.

RiTTER

1891 a William E., 1893 i?

Roberts 1883 p Arthur W.

1892 a John W. 1894 a Oliver B.

Robinson 1888 a James H. 1888 a WilUam S. 1892 a Fred N., 1894^

ROBSON 1894 a Kernan

Rockwell

1896 a Joseph C.

RODEMANN

1887 a GeorgR., 1889 jp

Roe 1886 a Edward D.

Rogers 1891 a Elliot F., 1894 js 1894 a George B.

ROLFE 1886 a George W.

Root

1891 a Theophilus H.

ROSEVEAR

1894 a Howard S.

Ross

1880 p Denman W.

1892 a Winfred S.

Rush

1895 a WilUam H.

RUSHMORE 1898 a William J.

RuSSELL

1897 a Frank, 1898 p

Sabine

1888 a Wallace C.

S AFFORD 1894 a Frederick H., 1897 p

1898 a Harry E.

St. John

1893 a Charles E., 1896 jp 1898 a Robert P.

Sakai 1898 p Barnabas T.

Sampson 1877 a Alden

Sanborn 1898 s Frank B.

Sanders 1892 a Frederic W.

Sanford 1894 a Albert H.

Sanger 1875 a WilHam C. 1882 a Charles R., 1884^

S ANT AY AN A 1889 p George

Sargent

1897 a Porter E.

Savage

1896 a Philip H.

1898 a Charles W.

Savery

1897 a William B.

Sawin

1886 a George W.

Sawyer 1894 a Harris E., 1895 p

SCHLIEMANN

1892 a William E.

SCHOCH 1894 a William

SCHOFIELD

1893 a William H., 1895p

SCHRADER

1894 a Frank C.

SCHRENCK 1894 a Hermann

SCHUH 1894 a Richard E.

ScOTT 1891 a James B.

Seaman 1896 a Charles E.

INDEX.

99

Sears 1888 a Henry F. 1898 a Loring P.

Setchell 1888 a William A., 1890^

Shaler 1875 sd Nathaniel S.

Shaw 1892 a James C 1894 a Howard B.

Shea 1888 a Daniel W.

Sheffield 1897 a Alfred D.

Sheldon

1896 a Wilmon H.

Sheriff

1897 a Andrew R.

Shields

1898 a Albert B.

Shipp

1894 a Richard A.

SiDIS

1895 a Boris, 1897 p

SiDLEY 1892 a WilUam P.

SlEBERT

1890 a Wilbur H.

Skinner

1895 a Macy M., 1897 p 189G a Alburn E.

1897 a Prescott O.

Slade 1897 a Louis P.

Sledd

1896 a Andrew

Slocum

1891 a Allison W.

Small

1892 a Fritz H.

1895 a Roscoe A., 1897 p

Smiley 1894 a James B.

Smith 1882 a Frank W.

1886 a Walter E. C.

1887 a Frank W.

1887 a Frederic M.

1888 a Frank B.

1892 a Charles A.

1893 a Frank

1893 a Theodore C,

1896 p

1895 a George J.

1896 a Harry D. 1898 a Edmund B.

Snow 1877 p Freeman

1890 a Louis F.

Snyder

1888 a William H.

SOCH 1898 p Charles A.

Solomons 1898 p Leon M.

Sondheim

1889 a Eugene

Spalding 1888 a Walter R.

1893 a Philip L.

Spaulding

1897 a Charles L.

Spencer

1891 a David E.

Spindler

1896 a Frank N.

Sprague 1895 a Oliver M. W.,

1897 i?

Spurr

1894 a Josiah E.

Starbuck

1895 a Edwin D.

Starek 1895 a Otto

Start 1893 a Edwin A.

Stearns

1897 a Wallace N.

Stedman 1891 a Livingston B.

Stephens 1893 a Herbert T.

Sterenberg

1897 a James

Sterrett 1870 a James M.

Stevens

1883 a Edward K.

1884 a William S. 1891 a Hermon W.

Stewart

1898 a William K.

Stilson 1897 a William E.

Stimson 1889 a Henry L. 1896 a Rufus W.

Stokes 1896 a James S.

Stoll

1896 a Elmer E.

Stone 1881 a Charles W. 1883 a Frederic M.

Stoops

1897 a John D.

Sturges 1877 a Stephen P.

Sturgis 1888 a William C.,1890^

Sullivan

1895 a James, 1898 p

SWANTON 1897 a John R.

SWAYZE

1880 a Francis J.

SWETT

1874 a Melville H.

Sylvester

1896 a John P.

Tall ANT 1891 a Hugh

100

INDEX.

Tassin

1893 a Algernon deV.

Tatlock

1897 a John S. P.

Taussig 1883 p Frank W.

Taylor 1890 a Percy H.

1894 a Alfred E. 1894 a Joseph R,

1896 a Lucien E.

Terrell

1898 a Glanville

Thaxter 1888 p Roland

Thayer

1878 a Albert S. 1878 a Hollis 1886 a WilUam R.

1897 a Albert W.

Thomas

1896 a Victor S.

Thorndike

1896 a Ashley H., 1898 i?

1897 a Edward L.

Thurber

1894 a Edward A.

Tilden 1897 a Frank W.

TiLTON

1895 a John L.

TiNDALL

1894 a Willoughby C.

TiSDEL

1894 a Fred M.

TORREY

1896 p Joseph

1896 a Henry A., 1897 p

Tower

1895 a George W.

Towers 1895 a Frederick

TOWNE 1892 a George W.

Trelease 1884 sd William

Trenholme

1897 a Norman M.

Trotter 1896 a James R. 1896 a William M.

Trowbridge

1873 sc? John

Truitt

1895 a Robert R.

Truscott 1894 a Frederick W., 1896 p

Tufts

1874 a John F.

Turner

1880 i? Samuel E.

1896 a Wallace M.

TUTHILL 1888 a Joseph B. T.

Underwood 1888 a Frank H.

Usher

1875 a Edward P.

Vanlandingham

1898 a Henry A.

Vaughan 1874 a William W. 1894 a Thomas W.

Verrill 1898 a Henry S.

ViCKERS 1894 a Enoch H.

ViLES

1896 a George B.

1897 a Jonas

ViLLARD 1896 a Oswald G.

Virtue

1893 a George O., 1897 i?

VOGEL 1892 a Frank

Wadsworth 1874 a Marshman E., 1879 p

Waite-

1896 ^Frederick C. , 1898j?

Walden 1889 a John W. H., 1891 p

Waldo

1879 sd Leonard

Walz

1895 a John A., 1897 p

Wambaugh

1877 a Eugene

Ward

1883 a Duren J. H.

1892 p Henry B.

1893 a Robert D. 1898 a Harry F.

Ware

1894 a Henry

1895 a Richard

Warren

1878 a Samuel D.

1891 a William H.,1892i?

1892 a Charles

1897 a Joseph P.

Washburn 1895 a Frederic L.

Wathen

1893 a John M.

Weatherby

1898 a Charles A.

Webster

1894 a Hollis

1894 a Kenneth G. T.

Weeks

1891 a Raymond, 1897 p

Weld 1898 a Francis M.

Wells 1880^7 Benjamin W. 1893 p Charles L.

Wentworth

1892 a Elmer E.

1895 a Charles T

> 1 » >

INDEX.

,''\i.,5r \6i

Westgate 1892 a Lewis G., 1896 i>

Weston 1898 a Greorge B.

Weysse 1892 a Arthur W., 1894 p

Wheeler 1875 a Henry N. 1875 a John H. 1878 a Harold 1883 a Horace L. 1885 p James R.

1897 a Alvin S.

1898 a Philip M.

White

1877 p John Williams 1885 a Greenough

1887 a George R., 1896 2? 1890 a Henry R. 1892 a Henry K.

1894 a Harry

1895 a Francis B.

1897 a John A.

1898 a Francis H.

Whiting

1878 a Harold, 1884 1? 1885 a Isaac S.

Whitman 1882 a Edmund A.

1887 a Henry A. 1897 a Henry G.

Whitney 1873 p Charles L. B.

1888 aEdson L., 1890 i? 1895 a William J.

Whittemore

1893 a Benjamin A. 1896 a James K.

Wigglesworth 1875 a George

Wilcox

1894 a Farley V., 1895 p 1898 a Edwin M.

Will 1891 a Thomas E.

Williams 1875 a Charles H. 1878 a Rufus P.

1890 a Frank B.

1895 a Charles A. 1898 a Stephen R.

WiLLMOTT

1891 a Arthur B.

Wills 1898 a;George S.

WiNSHIP

1894 a George P.

WiNSLOW

1895 a Charles F.

1896 a Fred B.

Winter 1894 a De

Wolff 1889 p John E.

WOLFSON 1896 a Arthur M., 1898 p

Wood

1875 p Stuart 1896 a Clarence D.

Woodman 1879 a Edward 1896 a WilUs P.

Woodward

1896 a Sherman M.

WOODWORTH 1891 p William M.

1897 a Robert S.

Worcester 1881 a Alfred

WORKUM

1889 a Julius F.

Wright 1884 a Merle St. C. 1884 a Theodore L. 1887 a Philip G. 1891 p Theodore F. 1894 a James H.

Wtman

1897 a Bruce

Yeames

1896 a Herbert H.

Young

1876 p Ernest

ZiNKEISEN

1890 a Frank

ZULLIG

1897 a Arnold A. F.

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