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WRIGHT, Walter K .:
Major, U. S. Army; born in New York; appointed from New York: cadet at U. S. Military Academy July 1, 1879; graduated June 13, 1883; second lieutenant Sixteenth Infantry June 13, 1883; first lieutenant Oct. 1, 1888; captain Seventh Infantry April 26, 1898. Served in Spanish Amer- ican War; major 1903. Address, Manila, P. I.
WRIGLEY, Charies F. J .:
Protestant Episcopal Clergyman; B. A. Hobart College, 1879; M. A., 1882; S. T. B. General Theological Seminary, New York City, in 1885; received the degree of D. D. in 1900 from Hobart College; assistant in Christ Church, Rochester, N. Y., in 1882; rector St. Marys-on-the-Hill, Buffalo, from 1883-1902; rector of Grace Church, Brook- lyn Heights, New York City, 1902. Also Archdeacon of the Southern Archdeacon- ry of Brooklyn, in 1903. Address, 53 Rem- sen St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
WYETH, John Allan:
Surgeon; born Marshail County, Ala., May 26, 1845; son of Judge Louis and Eu- phemia (Allan) Wyeth. Educated La Grange Military Academy, Alabama; LL.D. University of Alabama; married 1886, Florence N., daughter of Dr. J. Marion Sims, private in Russell's Regi- ment Fourth Alabama Cavalry. Confed- erate States of America; M. D., University of Louisville 1869; aiso, ad eundem, Beile- vue Medical College. 1873; assistant dem- onstrator anatomy, 1873; prosector to the chair of anatomy 1874. Author of "Hand- book of Medical and Surgical Reference." 1875; "Essay on Dextral Preference in Man," 1875; "Monograph on Minor Sur- gery," 1876; "Bellevue Alumni prize essay on "Amputation at the Ankle Joint," 1876; American Medical Association prize essay on the "Surgical Anatomy and Surgery of the Carotid Arteries," 1878; second prize, same association, essay on the "Surgical Anatomy and Surgery of the Innominate and Subclavian Arteries"; essay on the "Obturator Arteries," 1879; a pamphlet on "Supra-pubic Cystomy, with a Report of Sixty Cases," 1880; author of "Text-book on Surgery," 1886; "Bloodless Amputation
at the Hip Joint and at the Shoulder Joint," "The Treatment of Vascular iu- mors by the Injection of Boiling Water," 1890; "Cold Cheer at Camp Morton," a narrative of prison life from Oct., 1863 to Feb., 1865, Century Magazine, Aprii, 1891; an historical sketch in Harper's Magazine, 1892, entitled "The Struggle for Oregon." in Harper's Weekly, 1898, "General Wheeler's Leap," a sketch of the battie of Shelbyville, June 27. 1863; Harper's Magazine, 1899, "General Forrest at Fort Donelson," "Capture of Colonel A. D. Straight and his entire command." "The Storming of Fort Pillow," "General Forrest at Brice's Cross Roads." In the Confederate Veteran, Nov., 1900, a "Nar- rative of a Scouting Expedition in 1863"; "The Life of Lieutenant General Nathan Bedford Forrest." Harper & Bros., 1899; surgeon Mt. Sinai Hospital 1SS0; St. Fiiz- abeth's Hospital 1SS0; in 1882 founded the New York Polyclinic Medical School and Hospital, the first post-graduate medical institution in the United States. Senior professor of surgery and president of the Medical Faculty; president, New York Pathological Society, 1SS5 and 1SS6; pres- ident New York State Medical Association 1901; president American Medical Associ- ation 1902. Address, 19 West 35th St., New York.
WYGANT, Henry:
Colonel. U. S. Army: born in New York; appointed from Arkansas; cadet at U. S. Military Academy Sept. 1. 1868; gradu- ated June 14, 1872; second lieutenant Twenty-fourth Infantry June 14, 1872; first lieutenant June 28, 1878; captain May 15, 18SS; major March 2, 1899; served in Spanish-American War; lieutenant col- onel Sixth Infantry, Nov. 8, 1891. Colonel August 11, 1903. Address, Manila, P. L.
WYLIE, Robert H., M.D .:
Born at Chester, S. C., March 25, 1863; Ph.B. Yale, 1883; M. D., New York Uni- versity, 1885. At general hospital, Vienna, and hospitals in Paris and Beriin. 1887. Attending physician Bellevue Hospital Dispensary, diseases of women, since 1886; assisting visiting physician Bellevue Hos- nital since 1888; consuiting physician, Hackensack, N. J., Hospital. 1891. Mem- ber of University, Southern Society, Ards- ley and Garden City Golf Clubs. Also professor of gynecology, New York Poiy- ciinic. Address, 36 West 35th St., New York.
WYNNE, Marvin W .:
Lawyer; graduated from the University of Rochester, 1894; studied law with Hub- beil & McGuire, Rochester, N. Y., 1895-97; managing clerk for W. J. Lardner, New York City. 1898-99; assistant so- licitor for the Metropoliton Street Rail- way Company. and Interurban Street Railway Company, New York City, 1899 to date. Address, 621 Broadway, New York.
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YALE, John R .:
Republican Assemblyman representing Putnam County; born in Patterson, Put- nam County, N. Y., May 8, 1856; has for the past ten years been employed as a real estate expert in New York City in condemnation proceedings of the city; for two years, 1900 and 1901. was an assessor; in 1901 and 1902 elected to Assembly; in 1903 was appointed member of the follow- ing Assembly committees: Railroads, Pub- lic Printing and Industries. Address, New York City.
YALE. Leroy Milton :
Physician; born at Holmes Hole (now Vineyard Haven), Mass., Feb. 12, 1841; son of Dr. Leroy Milton and Maria Allen (Luce) Yale; fitted for college at Kim- ball Union Academy, Meriden, N. H., 1855-58; graduated from Columbia in 1862; Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1866; has since practiced in New York. Mar- ried, Dec. 6, 1881, Julia Meriam Stetson. of New Bedford, Mass. Was lecturer on obstetrics, University of Vermont, 1870; held several lectureships in Bellevue Hos- pital Medical College; was surgeon to Charity (now City) Hospital, 1871-77; to Bellevue Hospital. 1877-82; to Presby- terian Hospital, 1880-85. Editor of the Medical Gazette, 1867-68; medical editor of Babyhood since 1884. Is interested in drawing and sketching; in 1877 was one of the organizers of the New York Etch- ing Club, and its president in 1877-79. Author of "The Century Book for Moth- er." 1901 (Century Company); "Nursery Problems" (two editions. 1893-97); also various magazine articles (some repub- lished in Out-Door-Library and Scrib- ner's). Contributor to medical magazines and formerly did a great deal of editing and unsigned writing for them. Address, 432 Madison Ave., New York.
YATES, Arthur Gould:
Merchant and railway official: born East Waverly, N. Y., in 1843; in 1865 became connected with the Anthracite Coal Asso- ciation at Rochester, and after two years in the employ of this company began a coal business of his own; in 1876 estab- lished the coal mining company of Bell, Lewis & Yates: twenty years later, 1896, sold out to the Buffalo. Rochester & Pitts- burgh Railway, of which in 1890 he be- came president. Residence. 120 South Fitzhugh St., Rochester. N. Y .; offices, Rochester and 36 Wall St .. New York.
YATES, Harry:
Hotel proprietor and general business man: born in Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 30, 1869; son of Arthur G. Yates. He was
educated at the public and high schools of Rochester, and started in business at the age of eighteen as superintendent of the Silver Lake Ice Company. When twenty-one he was elected president of the Silver Lake Railway Company, and at the time was the youngest railroad president in America. In 1892 he married Mary Duffy, of Rochester, and shortly afterwards removed to Buffalo, where he has since made his home. In 1895 he was appointed general agent of the Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal & Iron Company, and has entire charge of the sales of this company's coal and coke over a large ter- ritory. In addition to Mr. Yates' connec- tion with the Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal & Iron Company, and Silver Lake Rail- way Company, he is also the president of the Buffalo-Silver Lake Ice Company, and the Iroquois Salt Company, and vice- president of the Yates Coal Company and Silver Lake Ice Company. He organized a company for the purchase and re-open- ing of the Niagara Hotel, Buffalo, and became its president. He is treasurer of the Jefferson Club, of Erie County, and a member of the Buffalo and Ellicott Clubs of Buffalo, Genesee Valley Club of Roch- ester, and New York Athletic and Reform Clubs of New York City. Address, Buf- falo, N. Y.
YEAMAN, George Helm:
Jurist and congressman; born in Hardin County, Ky., Nov. 1, 1829; son of Stephen M. and Lucretia Yeaman. He received his education at the local schools, and at an early age began the study of law. After his admission to the bar he settled in Owensboro. Ky., where he was elect- ed judge of the County Court of Daviess County in 1854. He was elected to the Legislature in 1861 and to Congress in 1862 and in 1863; he voted for the consti- tutional amendment abolishing slavery, which act caused his defeat for re-election. In 1865 he was made minister resident at Copenhagen, where he spent five years, and. under the direction of Mr. Seward, negotiated a treaty with Denmark for the purchase of the islands of St. Thomas and Santa Cruz, which failed of ratifica- tion. In 1870 he resigned and settled in New York, where he has since practiced his profession. He is the author of "The Study of Government." 1870. and of arti- cles and pamphlets on various subjects, among them: "Allegiance and Naturaliza- tion," 1866: "Privateering," 1867; "The Alabama Question," 1868; "Labor and Money." an attack on "flat money," 1879; "A Currency Primer," advocating the gold standard, 1896; "The Silver Stand- ard," 1896. He was for several years a lecturer on constitutional law in Columbia College Law School; and, in a report adopted by the Bar Association of the City of New York, outlined the abolition of the Superior Court and Court of Com- mon Pleas of New York City, proposing to merge them in the Supreme Court,
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many years before the adoption of that reform in the constitution of 1894. Mr. Yeaman was married, in 1855, to Lelia Pegram, daughter of Robert Triplett, of Owensboro, hy. Address. Madison, N. J .; office, 44 Wall St., New York.
YERKES, Charles Tyson:
Capitalist, railway promoter: born in Philadelphia June 25, 1837; son of Charles and Elizabeth L. Yerkes. He is of Quaker origin and attended the Quaker schools of Philadelphia, and afterward the high school. He began his business career as a clerk in the commission house of J. P. Perot & Brother. At twenty-one opened a stock broker's office in Philadelphia, three years later purchasing a banking house and dealing exclusively in first- class Government and other bonds. He failed in 1871 for a large amount, the City of Philadelphia, as a depositor, be- ing one of his creditors. Being sued by the city, he was convicted of mis- appropriating public funds. a decision which was subsequently pronounced il- legal. He Immediately resumed business and through his great energy and suc- cessful investments in the West he in a few years regained a large part of his fortune. He became prominent in street railway operations in Philadelphia, and subsequently in Chicago, of which city he was for some time a resident, and where he finally became the head of the north and west side surface railroads, and of several suburban and elevated railway corporations. He is at present Inrgely in- terested in the construction of a system of underground railways in London. Mr. Yerkes gave to the Chicago University a telescope costing $400.000. and said to be the finest Instrument of its kind in the world. His private art gallery in his residence at New York is one of the most complete in existence, and is valued at more than $2.000.000. He married Mary Adelaide Moore, of Philadelphia. Resi- dence. 864 Fifth Ave .; office. 54 Wall St., New York.
YOUNG, Charies D .:
Physician: was graduated from the University of Rochester in 1885: from Harvard University in 1890. Reporter Democrat and Chronicle. Rochester, N. Y., 1885-1886; principal grammar school No. 17. Rochester. 1886-SS: medical stu- dent in medical department of Harvard University. 1888-90: interne, Rochester City Hospital. 1890-92; out patient phy- sician. 1892-96: assistant attending phy- sician since 1896: attending physician Western New York Institute for Deaf Mutes since 1894: Rochester Church Home since 1894: member Monroe County Med- ical Society. New York State Medical So- cietv. Address, 31 Gibbs St., Rochester. N. Y.
YOUNG, George S .:
President, Registrar and Transfer Com- pany, United States Mortgage and Trust Company, and United States Safe De- posit Company; vice-president Atlantic Se- curities Company, Continental Investment Company and Commercial Trust Company of New Jersey; treasurer Audit Company of New York: director Eastern Steel Company, New York Dock Company and Windsor Trust Company. Address. 55 Cedar St., New York; residence, Jersey City, N. J.
YOUNG, George S .:
Manager of the United States branch of the Manchester Assurance Company, New York City, and president of the American Fire Insurance Company of New York; was born April 5, 1851. At the age of fifteen years he entered the home office of the Hartford Insurance Company as office boy. After twenty years of office training the company ap- pointed him, in July, 1586. its special agent for eastern New York, with head- quarters at Albany. In 1SS9 he was ap- pointed assistant manager of the Metro- politan department at New York, and in Nov .. 1891. he became manager. On the death of the manager he was appointed to the position of manager. Address, 220 West 136th St., New York.
YOUNGS, William J .:
United States attorney for the Eastern district of New York: is of old Long Is- land stock, being a direct descendant of the Rev. John Youngs, who left Southold. in Suffolk. England, and founded and set- tled Southold, Suffolk County, Long Is- Innd. His son, Thomas Youngs. settled in Oyster Bay about the year 1650, and in 1655 erected the homestead, which is still in good repair and is owned by the subject of this sketch. William J. Youngs is the only son of the late Daniel K. Youngs, who was for many years promi- nent in the political and social world, par- ticularly among the old Long Island fam- illes, such as the Nicoll. Smith. Townsend. Floyd Jones, werkes and other families of similarly old lineage. Was born June 24. 1$51. and at an early age was sent to Harrington's Military Academy, in West- chester, and was afterwards graduated in the class of 1868 at the Huntington Union School. In the fall of that year he en- tered Cornell University, graduating in June, 1872. Sept., 1872. he entered the law office of the late Benjamin W. Downing. and In Sept .. 1873, was admitted to the bar. In 1875 he left Mr. Downing and started in business on his own behalf. In 1878 he was elected to the Legislature. and again in 1879, and served on several Important committees, notably those of Privileges and Elections. Commerce and Navigation, and Educational Affairs. In
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1883 he was nominated for district attor- ney of Queens County, but was defeated by the Hon. John Fleming. In 1896 he again ran for district attorney, and de- feated the Hon. Daniel Noble by over twenty-eight hundred majority. Jan. 1, 1899, he resigned the district attorneyship to become the private secretary of Gov- ernor Roosevelt, and on the latter's elec- tion to the Vice-Presidency, was appointed deputy superintendent of banks. Later appointed to his present position. Mr. Youngs has already won several import- ant cases in his new place. He has been several times chairman of the Queens County Central Committee, and for many years a member of the State Committee. Address, Federal Building, New York.
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ZABRISKIE, Andrew C .:
Trustee for numerous institutions and Individuals. Born May 30. 1853; son of Christian A., and Sarah J. (Titus) Za- briskie. Educated at private schools and School of Mines, Columbia College; mar- ried in New York, June 6. 1895 to Fran- ces Hunter. Entered Seventh Regiment National Guard, New York, as private in 1873, and subsequently served as inspector of rifle practice in Seventy-first Regiment, N. G., N. Y., and as captain in Com- pany C of same regiment. resigning in 1898. President of American Numismatic and Archærological Society; vice-president House of Rest for Consumptives. Mem- ber of Union. Metropolitan, Army and Navy, City. Church, and other clubs, besides numerous charitable, scientific, and learned societies. Interested in the breeding of Ayrshire cattle. Author of numerous articles on historical and nu- mismatic subjects. Has two children, Julia Romeyn and Christian Andrew Za- briskie. Residence. 716 Fifth Ave., New York, and "Blithewood " Barrytown-on- Hudson; office. 52 Beaver St., New York.
ZALINSKI. Edmund Louis Gray:
Artilierist-developer pneumatic dyna- mite torpedo gun and inventor of Tele- scopic Artillery Sight, ramrod bayonet and entrenching tool carried in rifle stocks and other military inventions. Born in Kurnich, Prussian Poland, Dec. 13, 1848. Came to the United States in 1853, living at Seneca Falls. N. Y., where ne attended public schools and afterwards the high school at Syracuse, N. Y. Went to the field in 1864 and acted as a volun- teer aide-de-camp on the staff of Gen- eral Nelson A. Miles. commanding the first division of the Second Corps. He was recommended for promotion for gal- gantry at the engagement at Hatcher's Run. Va .. was commissioned second lieu- tenant Second New York Heavy Ar-
tillery. . Mustered out of service Sept., 1865. Appointed a second lieutenant of
Fifth United States Artillery, Feb. 13, 1866; first lieutenant, July, 1867; captain, Dec., 1887. Professor military science and tactics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1873-76, Graduated United States Artillery School, Fortress Monroe, Va., April. 1880. and School of Submarine Mining, Willet's Point. 1880-81. Engaged in investigation on effect of variable at- mospheric conditions on trajectories from 1879 to 1883. Engaged in perfecting Pneu- matic Torpedo Guns from 1883 to 1889. Ordered to Europe to secure Military in- formation, 1889-90. Stationed at Presidio, Cal., on return. Placed on retired list, Feb., 1894. Wrote various papers on mili- tary subjects. After retirement he made some extensive travels in South America, China and Japan. Member of Century, Union League. Lotos and Engineers Clubs. Address. 7 West 43d St., New York.
ZALINSKI, Moses G .:
Major, U. S. Army; born New York; ap- pointed from the army; private, corporal and sergeant, Batteries G. and H. First Artillery from Oct. 21, 1885, to March 3, 1889; second lieutenant, Second Artillery, Feb. 11. 1889; first lieutenant, Fourth Ar- tillery. Feb. 12. 1895; transferred to Sec- ond Artillery. March 16, 1895. Captain, March 1898; major, 1903. Address, Omaha, Neb.
ZEIGLER, Lee Woodward:
Painter and illustrator of romantic and historical subjects; born in Baltimore, Md .. May 7, 1868; son of Daniel Zeigler, of York, Pa .. and Laura Woodward. Con- tributed regularly to Life (New York) from 1889 to 1895. since which date his work has appeared mainly in editions of standard authors: Kingsley, Balzac, Gau- tier. Jane Austen and others, and occa- sionally in contemporary magazines. Un- married. Permanent address. Salmagun- di Club, West 12th St., New York.
ZIMMERMAN, Jeremiah:
Clergyman; born in Carroll County, Md., April 26. 1848. Attended village public school, then spent two years at a mili- tary academy in Manchester, Md., and then two years at a missionary institute in Pennsylvania. Entered the sophomore class of Pennsylvania College, Gettys- burg. Pa .. where he was graduated in 1853; graduated Theological Seminary, Gettysburg. Pa., in 1876; pastor Lutheran Church, Valatie. N. Y .. 1877-78. Organ- ized First English Lutheran Church at Syracuse in 1879; and is still its pastor. Is a lecturer at Syracuse University and is regarded as an authority on the his- torical branch of numismatics. Address, 107 South Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.
INDEX
TO
PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS
OF
MEN AND WOMEN.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF WHOM APPEAR IN THIS VOLUME.
1
INDEX.
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES.
PAGE
ADAMS, Maude
6
ALLEN, Viola.
12
BARRYMORE, Ethel
39
BARRYMORE, Maurice
39
CLAXTON, Kate
129
CRABTREE, Lotta.
156
DANIELS, Frank.
167
DE ANGELIS, Jefferson
Addenda
DIXEY, Henry Edward.
187
DODSON, John E.
190
DREW, John.
195
ELLIOTT, Maxine
210
EYTINGE, Rose.
215
FISKE, Mrs. Minnie Maddern.
224
GILBERT, Mrs. George Henry
250
GILLETTE, William
254
GOODWIN, Nathaniel C.
259
GOULD, Howard.
262
HACKETT, James K.
276
HARNED, Virginia
288
HARRIGAN, Edward.
289
HOLLAND, Edmund M
307
IRWIN, May
323
JANAUSCHEK, Francesca.
328
JEFFERSON, Joseph.
329
MANNERING, Mary.
397
MANSFIELD, Richard
397
PAGE
MORRIS, Clara
417
OLCOTT, Chauncey
437
O'NEILL, James
438
PASTOR, Tony
451
POWERS, James T
471
PRINCE, Adelaide
474
REHAN, Ada.
487
ROBSON, Eleanor Elise
499
RUSSELL, Annie.
510
SOTHERN, Edward H.
554
TEMPLETON, Fay
580
WALSH, Blanche.
612
WILSON, Francis.
640
AMBASSADORS AND MINISTERS OF THE UNITED STATES.
CHOATE, Joseph H
124
HILL, David Jayne
302
PORTER, Horace.
468
ARCHAEOLOGISTS.
BANDELIER, Adolph
Francis Al
. . .
phonse
32
CESNOLA, Luigi Palma di.
115
ARCHITECTS.
BERG, Charles I
54
BIRKMIRE, WIIllam H
60
BLOOR, A. J.
68
662
INDEX TO PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS.
PAGE
PAGE
BRUNNER, Arnold William
93
CARRIERE, John Merven
111
COOK, Walter.
145
CORDES, August W.
149
DE LEMOS, Theodore W. E
175
EIDLITZ, Cyrus Lazelle Warner
208
EIDLITZ, Leopold.
208
FLAGG, Ernest.
226
FRANKLIN, John Benjamin
236
GIBSON, Robert Williams
249
GILBERT, Charles Pierrepont H
250
HAIGHT, Charles
278
HAMLIN, Alfred D. F
284
HOWELLS, John Mead
313
HUNT, Richard H.
318
ISRAELS, Charles H
324
JOSSELYN, Edgar A
337
McGUIRE, Joseph H
387
MARSHALL, Henry R
400
SEE, Milton.
528
STURGIS, Russell
572
VAN PELT, John V
602
WAID, D. Everett.
610
WHITE, Stanford.
630
WRIGHT, Frank Ayres.
653
ARTISTS AND SCULPTORS.
ABBATT, Agnes Dean. 1
ADNEY, Edwin Tappan
6
DEARTH, Henry Golden
173
ALEXANDER, John White
9
ARMSTRONG, David Maitland
17
BAER, William Jacob
25
BARNARD, George Grey
35
BEARD, James Carter
44
BECKWITH, J. Carroll
46
BERNSTROM, Victor.
55
BISSELL, George Edwin.
62
BLASHFIELD, Edwin Howland
66
BOYLE, John J ..
78
BRENNER, Victor David.
82
BRICKER, Alfred T.
84
BROWN, John George
89
BUTLER, George Bernard.
102
CALVERLY, Charles.
106
CHADWICK, Charles Wesley
116
CHASE, William Merritt.
120
CHRISTY, Howard Chandler
123
CHURCH, Frederick Stewart
124
CHURCHILL, Alfred Vance.
126
CLINEDINST, Benjamin West.
132
COLEMAN, Charles Caryll
136
COLEMAN, Samuel.
138
COMAN, Mrs. Charlotte B
139
COMFORT, George Fisk.
139
CONNAH, Douglas John.
142
COUDERT, Mrs. Amalia Küssner
154
COX, Kenyo
155
COX, Louise
155
COX, Palmer
155
CRANE, Bruce
157
CRONIN, David Edward.
160
CROWNINSHIELD, Frederic
162
CURRAN, Charles C.
163
DAVENPORT, Homer C
168
DE FOREST, Lakewood.
173
DENSLOW, William Wallace
177
DEWEY, Charles Melville
181
DEWING, Mrs. Maria Richards
182
DEWING, Thomas Wilmer
182
DIELMAN, Frederick.
194
INDEX TO PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS.
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PAGE
1
PAGE
DODGE, William de Leftwich.
189
DOLPH, John Henry.
190
DONLEVY, Alice Heighes.
190
ELWELL, Frank Edwin.
211
EMMET, Rosina.
212
LOOP, Jennette S
374
LOWELL, Orson
376
LYMAN, Joseph
380
MAYER, Henry
404
NAEGELE, Charles F.
426
NIEHAUS, Charles Henry
430
OPERTI, Albert
439
OPPER, Frederick Burr
439
OUTCAULT, R. F
443
PELL, Ella Ferris.
457
REID, Robert
Addenda
REUTERDAHL, Henry.
489
RUCKSTUHL, Fred W
509
RYDER, Albert P.
513
SCHULTZE, Carl Emil.
521
SCOTT, Emily Maria.
524
SHINN, Everett
538
SMITH, W. Granville.
552
STANLAWS, Penrhyn A
558
STOKES, Frank Wilbert
569
TAYLOR, Charles Jay.
579
THAYER, Theodora W
581
TOASPERN, Otto. :
587
TRENCHARD, Edward
592
TYRON, Dwight W
593
TYLER, James Gale
596
,
van LAER, Alexander T
602
VOLK, Douglas.
607
VONNAH, Robert.
607
VONNOH, Bessie Potter
607
LEE, Homer
362
LEEGLE, W. R.
362
LIPPINCOTT, William H.
369
LOEB, Louis.
373
LONGFELLOW, Ernest W
373
FARLEY, Harriet
217
FOGARTY, Thomas
229
FOSTER, Benjamin.
232
FRAZEN, August
237
FRENCH, Danlel Chester
238
FRENCH, Edwin Davis.
238
GARNSEY, Elmer E.
244
GAY, Edward.
246
GELERT, Johannes Sophus
246
GIBSON, Charles Dana
249
GREGORY, Eliot.
271
GRISWOLD, Casimir Clayton
273
GROTHJEAN, Francisco.
273
HARPER, William St. John
288
HARVEY, Eli.
290
HENRY, Edward Lamson
298
HERMON, Atkins MacNell
299
HOBSON, Richmond P
304
HOWLAND, Alfred C
314
INNESS, George, Jr.
322
KELLY, James E.
342
KENDALL, William S
343
KINNEY, Margaret W.
350
KINNEY, Troy.
350
KLEPPER, Max F
351
KLINE, William F
351
LAMB, Charles R.
355
LAMB, Ella Condie
355
LATHROP, Rose H
359
von SALTZA, Carl Frederick.
608
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INDEX TO PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS.
PAGE
WALKER, William H.
612
WALLER, Frank.
612
WATROUS, Harry W
617
WILES, Lemuel Maynard
638
WOLF, Henry
646
ZEIGLER, Lee Woodward
657
ASTRONOMERS AND METEOROLO-
GISTS.
ABBE, Cleveland.
2
DRAPER, Daniel.
195
AUTHORS AND POETS.
ABARBANELL, Jacob R. 1
ABBOTT, William 1
ABBEY, Henry
2
ALLEN, Alfred
Addenda
ALLEN, Fred. Hovey
10
ALLEN, James Lane.
11
ANDERSON, John Jacob
Addenda
ANDREWS, William Loring
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