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An alumnus in the "Fifties," walking off the platform, diploma in hand, remarked to a classmate, " Now, I am a college graduate. It will not be necessary for me to open another book." To him, as to many others, a college education was the goal of the very highest ambition - the ultima thule of culture. Graduates went at once into the ministry and the professorship, and almost as quickly into law and medicine. Post-graduate schools were for the most part unknown or had little attraction for a man of academic training. Carpenter of '51, Richards of '59, and Atkinson of '61, three men of true-blooded Presbyterian stock, went into the ministry of their denomination through the theological seminary, but it was not until the Fall of 1864 that any Methodist boy preacher felt called to prepare professionally for his important life-work. John W. Peters, of '64, pastor of onr church at Hamilton, O., has the honor of being the first alumnus of Methodist antecedents to secure the degree of " B. D." His example soon became contagious, and to-day few graduates enter upon the work of the Methodist ministry without the preparation that comes from closest professional study under wise teachers in the schools of the Prophets.

One hundred and fourteen of our Alumni, counting those now attending the seminaries, have graduated with the degree of " S. T. B," or that of " B. D." These men are demonstrating to the world and the Church the value of Christian education and consecrated professional training for the work of the ministry.

What is true for theology is as true for the sciences and for general literature. It was not until the sixties that our Alumni turned their attention to the post-graduate work offered by some of the older universities of this country and of Europe.

So far as our records show, the honor of undertaking postgraduate study, as a preparation for professorial or professional life, falls to two members of the class of '66, and that class won the first " A. M." and the first " Ph. D." given to the Alumni of the Ohio Weslyan University on examination. Less than thirty years have passed and the record has grown to the following proportions : the Ohio Wesleyan University, but only to those who have won the honor as a result of direct post-graduate study while in residence at some other institution.

Recently, the Ohio State University granted the degree of Doctor of Philosophy upon the completion of a most severe course of study, to Miss Lucy A. Booth, class of '81, who has in this way honored the Ohio Wesleyan no less than she has honored herself. We touch our hats to Doctor Booth, the first woman graduate to reach this scholastic distinction.

A passion for study and research seems to have been begotten in these later years, and our Alumni, as well as those of other colleges and universities, are inflamed. It was once a great thing to graduate at an academy. Then the college became the goal of highest ambition. Post-graduate work for a time satisfied. Now it is post-graduate work with honors, fellowships, prizes for research and study in Europe. Our Alumni are on the front line and making the advances.

Much has been said, and most justly, against mere honorary degrees, and yet they are an indication of worth and culture. We must remember that we are just passing our halfcentury milestone, and in the early years of our history our graduates were but few. Time is required in which to develop reputation and general recognition. When the last Quinquennial was published, twenty-eight of our Alumni had been made Doctors of Divinity. To-day the number is sixty-three. Then, the highest of all degrees - Doctor of Laws - had been conferred upon but four of our graduates ; now the number is eleven.

Perhaps the quest for fullest preparation is nowhere seen to better advantage than in the case of those students who enter upon the study and practice of the law. Our earlier gradua.tes were admitted to the bar by act of the

Court of Common Pleas on a simple motion. There was supposed to be two years' reading and an examination of the candidates by the local attorneys, always more or less prejudiced in their favor. The passage of a law by the legislature of Ohio, placing the whole matter in the hands of the Judges of the Supreme Court of the State, called attention to the great necessity for a better preparation. As a result, our students after three years of Academic training in our preparatory department and four years in the college proper, are flocking to the schools of law for direct professional gain. More than one hundred have taken a course in some one of the law schools of the country and seventy have graduated with the degree of LL. B. As a result, our men are standing well to the front. They are able advocates, profound jurists, illustrious judges on the bench of State and Nation.

Two hundred and eighty-nine of our Alumni have been admitted to the practice of the law, though all of these have not accepted the responsibilities of the high profession. More than one in ten have been permitted to wear the ermine.

There is only one open door into the medical profession, and that is through the college and the degree of " M. D." Notwithstanding its many exacting toils, there has always been a fascination in the studies required, even though there was no intention of entering upon the active practice. One hundred and eight of our graduates have been enabled to wear the degree, while only ninety-eight have practiced Medicine, and a score of these for a short time only.

The advance in Medicine is best shown by the establishment of Post-graduate school. Polyclinics, and Laboratories of Research. To these our students are turning in numbers, for that better and more scientific study of the human body and its diseases demanded by the stirring age in which we live.

Time fails me in which to speak as I should like of those who have entered upon the other professions or engaged in the several lines of honorable business and trade. Forty-six have attempted to mould public opinion by the editor's pen, and grandly have they served their day and honored their Alma Mater. Who among us has had a greater opportunity for true heroic service than our veteran, youthful editor, Edwards, of '58, who is to-day celebrating the completion of thirty years of editorial work on the columns of a single paper.

We find our men in the bank, in the store, on the farm - everywhere where men are needed and where work is to be done. One work has demanded the attention of our great host as perhaps no other.

The Great Teacher said, " Freely ye have received, freely give." It is, therefore, not strange that college students and university graduates become teachers. They have had examples set before them for many years. Their whole life has been spent in the atmosphere of the school. Many have as clear a call to teach as others have to preach the Gospel of Christ. Our Alumni are to be found to-day in schools of all grades and in all the States. Two score have been college presidents ; seven score, college professors ; hundreds, instructors in academies and in the public schools. Two thousand years of college, six hundred years in academy, thirty-four hundred years in public schools - such is our record. What armies of children and youth have been educated, trained, lifted into the light during these six thousand years of servdce. What a mighty result to follow in one-half century from that feeble beginning in 1844, when twentynine students answered to their names at our first chapel service. What a glorious monument to the Church which created the faculty that inspired the teachers that led forth these armies !

One other side of our history must not be overlooked. Before the Ohio Wesleyan Female College had arrived at its first birthday, arrangements for the full and permanent consolidation of that institution with the University had been completed - by two students. That union proved so fortunate that it has tempted one hundred and forty-five other graduating lads to link their lives and their fortunes with one hundred and forty-five graduating lasses. There have been built up one hundred and forty-six American homes in which both husband and wife are Alumni of this institution - with many more to follow. I am under bond not to tell all I know on this theme so interesting to us all.

I have not forgotten for a single moment that this paper has been worded as if all our graduates were men, when in fact I have been appointed to represent all our graduates, hundreds of whom are young women, as well as also the four hundred and eleven Alumnae of the Ohio Wesleyan Female College, who are ours by both love and adoption. All that has been said about our brothers will apply as well to them. They have their representatives in the Ministry ; more than one has stood pleading, as only a woman can plead, in the presence of a judge in the court of justice ; many have studied medicine and have accepted the practice with all of its toil ; at least two have had the entire management of large and important farming enterprises, and have succeeded; several are the owners of stores, and some have married. When we think of our missionaries, we recall the names of as many of our Alumnae as of our Alumni, and their service is as important and as successful. The teachers of the common schools of this State are women, and our college has furnished its quota. The Alumnae are taking post-graduate study in art and in science, in philosophy and in history, and in the higher mathematics. Already they hold many

The Ohio Wesleyan - our Alma Mater - has 2,187 children. Sixty of these are in fact grandchildren, the children of Alumni. Great grandchildren have already been enrolled in the University and will be graduated in due time. Three thousand other grandchildren and great grandchildren have been reported as the students for the coming half century.

Our semi-centennial has one tinge of sadness - all are not here to-day. Some of our number have fallen asleep. Two hundred and five have " crossed the river and are resting under the trees."

Such are the statistics of our first half century. If we have done little of which the world boasts, there is less which we must hide from sight, - a tramp or two, - a half-dozen men and women buried under the weight of drink and opiates - a handful of failures through weak will and lack of purpose - these must not count against the glorious deeds of our ministers and missionaries, our lawyers, doctors and teachers, and the pure and ennobling characters of our wives and daughters.

The Ohio Wesleyan University is the Child of Providence and a monument to the devotion of God's people. Its birth was with pain and sacrifice. It was nursed by the tears and prayers of a holy people. It has been sustained by the love of the Church. Its semi-centennial is crowned, as we believe, with the benedictions of heaven and the plaudits of her own sons and daughters.

Minister in the North Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1838-44 Principal of Norwalk Seminary. 1844-6 Editor of Ladies' Repository. 1855-6 Published "Educational Essays," "Moral and Religious

" Letters from Europe." 1860-4 Editor of Christian Advocate. 1864-70 Bishop in the M. E. Church, 1870 Published " Our Oriental Missions," and " Evidences of a

Minister in the Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1836 Principal of Amenia Seminary. 1838-42 Professor of Natural Science in Ohio University. 1842-3 Pastor of the M. E. Church at Marietta, O. 1843-5 Agent of the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1845-51 Professor of Natural Science in the same. 1851-60 Professor of Moral Philosophy. 1860-73 President of the University. 1873-94 Lecturer on Natural and Revealed Religion. 1877-94 Trustee of the University.

E. Church. 1865-8 Pastor of St. John's Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1868-71 Pastor of Arch Street Church, Philadelphia, Pa. 1871-4 Pastor of Spring Garden Church, Philadelphia, Pa. 1874 - Minister in the Cincinnati Conference of the M. E. Church. 1874-7 Pastor of St. Paul's Church, Cincinnati, O. 1876-88 President of the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1876-88 Ex Officio Member of the Board of Trustees.

1881 Delegate to the Ecumenical Conference at London, England. 1S83 Published " Guides and Guards to Character Building." Republished in London.

M. E. Church, Buffalo, in 1887. 1887 Spent six months in the German Universities. 1889 - President of the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1889 - Member of the Cincinnati Conference of the M. E. Church. 1894 Published " Outline of Science of Religion," for class use.

Minister in the Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1844-5 Professor of Mathematics in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1845-52 President of Springfield Female College. 1852-72 President of Ohio University.

A. B., 1843, and A. M., 1846, Ohio University. D. D., 1855, Allegheny College. 1,1,. D., 1875, Syracuse University. 1843 Joined the Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1844-5 Professor of Mathematics and Mechanical Philosophy in Ohio

A. B., 1844, and A. M., 1847, Woodward College. A. M., 1847, Miami University. 1,1/. D., 1873, Baldwin University. 1844-7 Principal of the Preparatory Department of the Ohio Wesleyan University.

A. M., 1848, Ohio Wesleyan University. D. D., 1856, Allegheny College. XX,. D., 1870, Baldwin University. 1840 Joined the North Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1845-6 Assistant in the Preparatory Department of the Ohio

Wesleyan University. 1860-72 Missionary Secretary- of the M. E. Church. 1867-87 Trustee of the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1872-87 Bishop of the M. E. Church.

D. D., 1S69, Ohio Wesleyan University. Minister in the Louisiana Conference of the M. E. Church. 1847 Instructor in the Worthington Female Seminary. 1849-50 Tutor in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1860-4 Professor of Mathematics in the same. 1864-5 Professor of Theology and Biblical Literature in the same. 1870-5 President of Baldwin University. 1875-8 President of New Orleans University. 1878- Principal of Gilbert Seminary. Winsted, St Mary's Parish, La.

A. B., 1844, and A. M., 1847, Wesleyan University. D. D., 1859, Baldwin University. D. D., 1872, Ohio Wesleyan University. Minister in the North Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1860-4 Professor of Chemistry and Natural History in Ohio Wesleyan

University. 1865-72 Chrisman-Professor of Biblical Literature. 1872-84 Editor of the Western Christian Advocate. 1872 Member of the General Conference ; also in 1876, 1880, and 1884.

Published translations of De Pressense's " Religion and the Reign of Terror," Naville's " Problem of Evil " and Wuttke's "Christian Ethics;" wrote "The Life of Rudolph Stier," " Outlines of Christian Ethics " and many contributions to the Reviews. Died at Delaware, O., September 22, 1879.

A. B., 1857, and A. M., i860, Ohio Wesleyan University. Minister in the Central Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1857-62 Tutor of Natural Sciences in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1865-7 Adjunct Professor of Mathematics in the same.

A. B., 1857, and A. M., i860, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1857-9 Tutor in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1862-5 Professor of Natural Science in the Ohio Wesleyan Female

University. 1 891- Alumni Professor of Physiology and Geology in the same. 1889-93 Member of Ohio State Board of School Examiners. 1887- Member of Ohio State Board of Health. 1894 President of the same.

A. B., 1870, and A. M., 1873, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1869-73 Tutor in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1873-4 Adjunct Professor of Languages in the same. 1S74-81 Principal of Friends' Academy, Baltimore, Md. Died at Baltimore, Md., June 27, 1881.

University. 1879 Published a " Text-Book of Latin Elements." 1880-3 Adjunct Professor of Latin in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1883- Professor of Latin in the same. 1885 Published a "Te.Kt-Book of Latin Exercises." 1890 Published "Text-Book of Latin Exercises," revised and

A. B., 1879, and A. M., 18S2, Ohio Wesleyan University. Minister in the Central Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1879-82 Tutor of Mathematics in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1882-4 Adjunct Professor of Mathematics in the same.

A. M., 1873, Cincinnati Wesleyan Female College. 1859 Graduated from Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, 186 1-3 Preceptress in Springville Academy. 1864-6 Preceptress and Teacher of Oil Painting in Pennington

1885-8 Professor in Rust University, Holly Springs, Miss. 1889-91 Student in Johns Hopkins University. 1891-4 Professor of Biology in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1894- Professor of Biology in the Northwestern University.

1889-91 Tutor of Mathematics and Physics, Ohio Wesleyan University. 189 1-3 Post-graduate Student in Physics, Harvard University. 1893- Assistant Professor of Physics, Ohio Wesleyan University,

Department Of Military Instruction Department Of Missions And Comparative Religions

Lucy Herron Parker, A. M., Preceptress and Teacher of Science, 1877-79 At present, Literary Secretary, Deaconess Home, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Cincinnati, O.

1877-8, Instructor in French, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1879-80, Instructor in History and Rhetoric, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1890-, Instructor in French, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1894-5, Spending the year, on leave of absence, at the Sorborne, Paris.

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Mus. Bac, Boston University. 1885-7 Director of Conservatory of Music in Jacksonville (Illinois) Female College. Samuel H. Blakeslee, Director 1884-

Alumni Record Of The

1847, Instructor in tlie Worthington Female Seminary. 1849-50, Tutor in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1860-4, Professor of Mathematics in the same. 1864-5, Professor of Theology and Biblical Literature in the same. 1870-5, President of Baldwin University. 1875-8, President of New Orleans University. 1878-, Principal of Gilbert Seminary. Minister in the Louisiana Conference of the M. E. Church.

1848, Principal Berkshire Academy. 1849-51, Principal Greenfield Academy. 1849, Edited six books of Virgil's ^neid. 1852, Principal Chillicothe High School. 1853-6, Professor of Mathematics, Madison College, 1856-73, Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy, Miami University. 1863-4, Capt. and Lieut. Col, 86th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 1873-85, Professor of Mathematics, Astronomy and Civil Engineering, Ohio State University. 1881, State Inspector of Railways. 1885-87, President Miami University. 1887-, Civil Engineer.

Attoruej- at Law, Delaware, Ohio, 1850-1895. 1872-5, Trustee of the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1875-95, Attorney for the University. Died at Delaware, Ohio, Sunday, January 13, 1895.

1848-9, Teacher in Baldwin Institute, Berea, Ohio. 1849-51, Assistant Editor of the Western Christian Advocate. Died at Cincinnati, Ohio, October 15, 1851.

D. D., 1863, Iowa Wesleyan University. 1860-2, Professor of Chemistry, Iowa State University. 1862-7, President of the same. 1866-78, United States Consul to Genoa, Italy. 1878-92, Consul-General to Australia. Since 1892, engaged in business. Address, 14 Burnett St., St. Kilda.

M. D., 1853, Transylvania Medical College. 1861, Assistant Surgeon 2d Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 1862, Assistant Surgeon 12th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 1863-73, Engaged in the practice of his profession. Died at Cincinnati, Ohio, June 10, 1873-

M. D., 1S52, Transylvania Medical College. 1861-5, Surgeon of the 23d Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Breveted Lieutenant-Colonel for gallantry in the Shenandoah Valley Campaign. 1S71-4, Superintendent of the Longview Insane Asylum. Died at Minneapolis, Minn., April 27, 1880.

1851-7, Tutor in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1857-9, Professor of Greek and Latin, McKendree College. 1859-76, Assistant Editor of the Ladies' Repository. 1876-80, Assistant Editor of the National Repository. Since 1859, Book Critic and Editor of the publications of the Western Methodist Book Concern.

1862-78, Trustee of the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1857-72, Published volumes 5 to 21 inclusive, Ohio State Reports. i860. Published Swan & Critchfield's Revised Statutes. Attorney at Law.

1849-52, Member Ohio Conference. 1852-63, Cincinnati Conference. 1863-95, Superannuate, engaged in business. Died at Muncie, Ind., May 28, 1895.

1852-56, Professor of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence, Ohio Eclectic Medical College. 1854-56, Professor of Chemistry and Natural History, Antioch College. 1856-57, Professor of Chemistry, Cincinnati College of Medicine. 1857-67, Editor Wisconsin Farmer. 1862, State Commissioner at the London International Exhibition. 1867, State and United States Commissioner at the Paris Universal Exposition. 1870-76, President of Wisconsin Academy of Science. 1873, Executive U. S. Commissioner and President of the International Jury on Education and Science, Vienna Exposition. 1874-76, Wisconsin Railroad Commissioner, 1874-75, State Commissioner of Water Routes to the Seaboard. 1876, Chairman of the Board of Judges for Education and Science at the Centennial Exposition. 1878-83, Governor of Wyoming. 1893, Special Representative for Foreign Affairs, World's Columbian Exposition. Published many important reports.

1860-1, Member Ohio House of Representatives. 1861-5, Colonel 1st Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 1863, Provost-Marshal-General for Ohio. 1866-7, Speaker Ohio House Representatives. Engaged in business.

M. D., 1852, Cleveland Medical College. 1852-61, Physician at Delaware, O. 1857-8, Clerk Ohio Senate. 1861-63, Lieutenant and Captain 66th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 1862, Taken prisoner at battle of Cedar Mountain, and held as hostage at Libby Prison. 1876-8, President State Medical Society of Tennessee. 1877-80, Member Judicial Council of American Medical Association. Retired from active practice.

1851, Principal of Spring Ridge School, Miss. 1857-61, President Midway College, Miss. 1863, Chaplain 5th Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry, and 1864-65, Lieutenant Colonel. 1868-73, Principal Lawrence High School. 1873-80, Vice-President and Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy, Bedford College. 1880-81, President of Bedford College. 1894, Acting City Judge.

1855-57, Member Ohio House of Representatives. 1860-65, Editor Missouri Democrat. Member Missouri House of Representatives. Banker and Broker.

LL. D., 1878, Monmouth College. 1850-51, Tutor in Ohio Wesleyan University. 1851-53, Principal Baldwin Institute. 1862, Colonel 70th Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry. 1877-, Judge of Circuit Court, nth Judicial Dirtrict of Illinois. Dean of Law Department, Illinois Wesleyan University.

1855-57, Secretary of State for Ohio. 1860-63, Secretary of State for Minnesota. 1861, Colonel loth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry. General U. S. Volunteers. 1867-8, Register U. S. Land Office. 1871-75, Commissioner of Pensions. 1875-80, Surveyor-General of Minnesota. Published History- of Lake Superior. A History of loth Minnesota Regiment during the War. 1881-4, Commissioner of Railroads. 1884-, Farming.

1851-54, Studied Law and admitted to the Bar. 1864, Lieut, of 145th Ohio Vol. Infantry. Mayor of Delaware, Ohio, for three terms. 1894, President of Alumni Association, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1895-, Attorney for the Ohio Wesleyan University.

Chaplain of 2nd Iowa Infantry. Professor of Mathematics in Iowa Wesleyan University. Minister in Southwest Kansas Conference. Residence address, Price Hill, Cincinnati.

1863-4, Surgeon 137th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1864-93, Engaged in the practice of Medicine. 1873-93, Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics, Miami Medical College. 1876, Member of the Board of Education of Cincinnati. Member of the Board of Directors of the University of Cincinnati. Member of the Board of Managers of the Public Library. Member of the Board of Managers of the Cincinnati Hospital. Published Reports on Vaccination, Influence of Consumption on Life Insurance, Observations on Revaccination, Statistics of the Medical Profession of Cincinnati for Twenty-Five Years, Albuminaria, etc. Died at Clifton, Ohio, February 17, 1893.

Bookseller and Composer of Music. 1852-7, Tutor in the Ohio Wesleyan University. Author of "Jasper and Gold ; " "Every Sabbath ; " " Redeemer's Praise ; " " Songs of Praises," and other music for Church and School.

1854-79, Minister in the Cincinnati Conference of the M. E. Church. 1866-8, Professor in Vincennes University. 1870-1, President of the same. 1872-3, Professor of English Literature in Indiana State University. 1885-92, President of the Dayton Plow Works. Died at Middletown, September i, 1892.

D. D., 1873, Iowa Wesleyan University. 1853, Professor in Xenia Female College. 1854-69, Minister in Cincinnati Conference, M. E. Church. 1859-61, Principal New

1856-62, Professor of Greek in Otterbein University. 1866-68, Professor of Ancient Languages, Cottage Hill College. 1868-71, Professor of Ancient Languages, Lebanon Valley College, Penn. 1871-76, President of the same. Died at Landisville, N. J., March 20, 1877.

D. D., 1871, Springfield Collegiate Institute. 1845-49, Instructor in Herron's Academy. 1853-54, Professor of Ancient Languages in same. 1862-7, President Springfield Female College. 1867-70, President Willoughby College. 1870-, Minister in the Erie Conference, M. E. Church. 1891-, Superannuate.

M. D., 1S57, Ohio Medical College. 1856-7, Physician of the Central Asylum for the Insane. 1857-64, Practicing Physician. Died at Mansfield, Ohio, April 7, 1864.

1853, Completed the Biblical Course in the Ohio Wesleyan University. Transferred to the South in 1865. In the regular pastorate 15 years. Twenty-five years in the Educational work as Professor and President. 1894-, President of the American Temperance University, Harriman, Tenn.

I<I/. B., Law Department, Wesleyan Military Institute. Attorney at Law. Since graduation, Mr. Baker has been Superintendent of the Schools of Covington, Mayor of the City of Covington, and City Attorney.

1862-6, Lieut. 4th Iowa Vol. Artillery. 1866-79, Superintendent of Public Schools, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. 1879-85, Engaged in Literar}- work. Since 1885, engaged in business.

IX,. D., 1880, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1862-4, Secretary of Colorado. 1873-76, Governor of same. 1876-81, Judge of the Supreme Court of Colorado. 1880-1, Chief Justice. Attorney at Law.

1854, Completed the Biblical Course in the Ohio Wesleyan University. Minister in the North Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. Trustee of the University since 1869. Agent and Treasurer of the same, 1894-.

A. B., 1S94, in cursu Ohio Wesleyan University. 1854, Completed the Biblical Course in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1854-, Minister in the Presbyterian Church, Synod of Ohio. Died .

A, B. in cursu, 1894, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1854, Completed the Biblical and the Scientific Courses in the Ohio Wesleyan University. Minister in the Rock River Conference of the M. E. Church.

1855-65, Principal of Carlisle Academy, Ind. 1865-80, President of Georgetown College, Georgetown, Mo. 1880-3, Superintendent of Public Schools, Jacksonville, 111. 1884-, Clerk in Money Order Office, Postoffice Department.

Ph. D., 1874, DePauw University. 1856-58, Professor of Natural Sciences in University of the Pacific. 1866-79, President of Williamette University. 1880-83 Professor in State University of Oregon. 1884-90, President of Wasco Academy. Now President of the University of Washington.

M. D,, 1850, St. Louis Medical College. 1863-81, Superintendent of the State Lunatic Asylum of Missouri. 1881-, President of the Howard Female College.

M. D., 1857, Jefferson Medical College. 1858-78, Practicing Medicine at Chillicothe, O., and in Jackson Co., Mo. Died at Independence, Mo., Dec. 23, 1878.

Female College. 1857-8, Professor of Ancient Languages, Northwest Virginia Academy. 1863-5, Professor of Ancient Languages in Illinois Wesleyan University. 1875-7, Professor of Greek in Heddiug College. Died at Morganville, Kas., April 14, 1891.

1863-4, Auditor of Nevada Territory. 1878-81, Police Commissioner of Dayton, O. 1883-6, County Commissioner of Montgomery County, O. 1888-9, Member of the Ohio Senate. 1894-, President of the Dayton Public Library.

1855-84, Professor of Ancient Languages in the Millersburgh Female College, Kentucky Wesleyan University, and Science Hill Academy. Now President of Logan College.

1861-63, Tutor in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1863, Professor of Modern Languages in Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1863, 2d and 1st Lieut. 2d Ohio Heavy Artillery. 1867-70, President and Professor in East Tennessee Wesleyan University. Lumber Dealer and Manufacturer.

1857-60, Teacher in Public Schools. 1862-67, Assistant U. S. Attorney for the District of West Virginia. Attorney at Law. Instantly killed on May 7, 1895, by falling down an open elevator shaft.

D. D., 1875, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1856-63, Professor of Mathematics and Ancient Languages in Baldwin University. 1863, Member of the North Ohio Conference. 1868-69, President of the Central Tennessee College. Now Auditor of the Ohio Wesleyan University.

D. D., 1862, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1856-, Member of the Central Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1877, Traveled in Europe, Egypt, and Palestine.

lyL. B., i860, Cincinnati Law School. Member of Board of State Charities. Engaged in Railroad Business. 1894-, Vice-President of the Columbus, Sandusky and Hocking Railway System.

1862-6, Judge of Common Pleas, Mason Co., Ky. 1870-5, President of Millersburgh Female College. 1875-80, President of Mt. Sterling Female College. Attorney at Law.

1856-57, Instructor in Mathematics in Herron's Academy. 1857-61, Professor of Mathematics in Quinc}' College. Horticulturist. Died at Cincinnati, Ohio, January 5, 1895.

1856-60, Principal of the Grammar School, Chillicothe, Ohio. 1860-5, Principal of the Grammar School, Zanesville, O. 1864, 1st Sergeant of the 159th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1865-70, Principal of the High School at Zanesville, O. 1870-8, Superintendent of Public Schools, Zanesville, O. 1878-84, Superintendent of Schools, Newport, Ky. 1884-89, Superintendent of Schools, Covington, Ky. 1889-93, County Superintendent of Schools, Mcintosh County, N. Dak. Died at Milwaukee, Wis., Dec. 9, 1893.

1857-8, Superintendent of Schools, Richmondale. Ohio. 1858-78, Minister in the Central Illinois Conference, M. E. Church. 1878-90, Clerk in the 6th Auditor's Office of the Treasury Department. 1894-, Not engaged in business.

LL. D., 1887, Iowa State University and Ohio Wesleyan University. 1857-62, Tutor of Mathematics in Ohio Wesleyan University. 1862, Joined Upper Iowa Conference of the M. E. Church. 1862-63, Professor of Ancient Languages in Cornell College. 1863-, President of Cornell College.

Ph. D., 1876, Kentucky Wesleyan College. 1858-60, Teacher in Public Schools, New Orleans, La. 1863-79, Minister in the Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1863-64, Tutor in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1864-66, Adjunct Professor of Modern Languages in the same. 1866-79, Professor of Modern Languages in the same. Published a Translation of De Pressense's Religion and the Reign of Terror ; Naville's Problem of Evil ; Wuttke's Christian Ethics ; Life of Rudolph Stier ; Outlines of Christian Ethics. Died at Delaware, O., Sept. 22, 1879.

1857-69, Superintendent of Schools at Mt. Carmel, Rochelle, and Carmi, 111. 1869-72, County Superintendent of Public Instruction for White County, 111. 1872-76, Prosecuting Attorney. 1877-82, County Superintendent. 1882-, Attorney at Law.

1857-63, Teacher in Schools of Zanesville and Mt. Vernon, O., and at Keokuk, la. 1864, ist Lieut, of 159th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1866-91, Associate-Proprietor of Zanesville Daily Courier. 1876-91, Editor of the same. Died at Zanesville, O., Jan. 26, 1891.

Minister in the Central Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1857-62, Tutor of Natural Sciences in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1865-67. Adjunct Professor of Mathematics in the same. 1867-, Parrott-Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy in the same.

1857-9, Tutor in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1862-5, Professor of Natural Sciences in the Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1865-7, Adjunct Professor of Chemistry in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1867-94, Professor of Chemistry and Physics in the same. 1894-, Professor of Chemistry in the same. 1874-6, Mayor of the City of Delaware.

Minister in the Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1860-61, Tutor in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1861-62, Professor of Greek in the Illinois Wesleyan University. 1863-4, Principal of Linden Hill Academy. 1864-65, Professor of Natural Science in the Pittsburgh Female College.

1858, Joined the Cincinnati Conference, M. E. Church. 1864, President of Hillsboro Female College. Died at Bingham ton, N.Y., July 17, 1868.

Attorney at Law. 1862, elected State Senator. 1875-81, Member of Congress. 1884, Delegate to General Conference, M. E. Church. 1 894-, Judge of the U. S. District Court for the State of Indiana.

1862, Admitted to the Bar at Cincinnati. 1862-64, Captain of 121st Ohio Vol. Infantry. Killed at the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, Ga., June 27, 1864.

D. D., 1872, Northwestern University. Minister in the Detroit Conference of the M. E. Church. 1861-3, Chaplain of the ist Michigan Volunteer Infantry. 1S64-72, Assistant Editor of Northwestern Christian Advocate. 1872-, Editor in Chief.

1859-64, Superintendent of Schools at Bowling Green, O. ; Bellevue, O. ; Paw Paw, Mich., and Perrysburg, O. Civil Engineer. Died at Perrysburg, Ohio, Jan. 27, 1887.

1859-60, School Commissioner for Baltimore County, Md. 1861-62, Member Maryland House of Representatives. 1864-68, Prosecuting Attorney for Baltimore County, Md. 1890-, U. S. District Attorney for Maryland.

1858-62, Instructor in the Lawrenceburgh Academy, Ky. 1862-63, Professor of Languages in Maumee Seminary, O. 1864, President of the South Illinois Female College. Died at Olney, 111., Oct. 14, 1864.

M. D., 1863, Ohio Medical College. 1863-5, Assistant Surgeon of the 79th Ohio Vol. Infantry. Member of the School Board of Cincinnati. 1865-, Engaged in the practice of his profession.

D.D., 1893, Miami University. Minister in the Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. Endowment Agent of the Ohio Wesleyan University. Trustee of the Ohio Wesleyan University since 1891.

1859-83, Minister in the Presbyterian Church. 1868-9, Special Student at the Andover Theological Seminary. Died at Agawam, Mass., July 21, 1883.

D. D., 1892, Baldwin University. 1858-62, Professor of Natural Science and Mathematics in Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1862, Joined the North Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1865-66, Superintendent of Schools, Grand Rapids. Trustee of the O. W. U., 1870-7.

M. D., 1862, Ohio Medical College. 1862-4, Assistant Surgeon of the I02d Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1864-5, Surgeon of 187th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1872-, Censor of the Medical Department of Wooster University. 1875-8, Trustee of the Central Hospital for the Insane. 1876-, Trustee of the Ohio Wesleyan University. Physician and Surgeon.

D. D., 1879, Northwestern University. Minister in the Central Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1872-84, Trustee of the Ohio Wesleyan University.

M. D., 1865, Ohio Medical College. 1858-62, Instructor in the Lawrenceburgh Academy, Ky. 1866, Entered upon the practice of his profession at South Charleston, O. Died at South Charleston, O., Dec. 27, 1875.

1870-86, Teacher and Superintendent of Schools, Cardington, O. Admitted to the Insane Asylum, Columbus, O., April 24, 1886, where he died of exhaustion, March 26, 1887.

1). D., 1S83, Central Presbyterian College. Minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church. 1859-60, President of White Water College. 1860-61, Superintendent of Public Schools, Dresden, O. 1862-64, Chaplain of 88th and 195th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1872, Chaplain of State Senate of Arkansas. 1876, Commissioner of Missouri at Centennial Exposition. Pastor at Astoria, Oregon.

D. D., 1875, Cornell College. 1859-, Ministry of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Pastor at Columbus, Ohio; Jacksonville, 111. ; Louisville, Ky., and elsewhere, 1891-3, President of the University of the Pacific. 1893-, Chancellor of the Nebraska Wesleyan University.

1859-60, Professor of Mathematics and Ancient Languages in the Asbury Female College. 1861-63, Lieut, of 12th Iowa Vol. Infantry. 1863-64, Captain of 2d Tennessee Vol. Infantry. 1864-65, Major of 4th Tennessee Vol. Infantry. Attorney at Law.

LL. B., 1861, Ohio State and Union I,aw School. 1861-64, Captain of the 82nd Ohio Vol. Infantry and Assistant Adjutant General. 1868-69, Member of the Ohio House of Representatives. 1875-77, Private Secretary of Gov. Hayes. 1877-81, Consul General to Frankfort-on-the-Main. 1882-3, Editor of the Ohio State Journal. 1894, Financial Manager. Engaged in Literary work. Has published the following : " European Days and Ways ; " " History of the City of Columbus, Ohio ; " " The Battle of Gettysburg ; " " Silver and Gold : a Historical Monograph." While a member of this House of Representatives, Mr. L,ee secured the passage of a bill establishing " The Ohio Geological Surve)'."

1864-5, Captain of the 41st Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1S65-7, Professor of Ancient Languages, Xenia Female College. 1872-5, Professor of Science in the Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1875-8, Superintendent of Schools at Washington C. H., Ohio. 1887-94, Superintendent of Schools, Pensacola, Florida. 1894-, Spending the year in the West owing to the sickness and subsequent death of a daughter.

Minister in the North Indiana Conference, M. E. Church. 1861-2, Professor of Greek in Moore's Hill College. 1862-64, President of the same. 1864-73, i" ^'1^ pastorate. 1873-76, Professor of Greek in Fort Wayne College. 1876-79, Professor of Greek and Hebrew in Illinois Wesleyan University. 1879-84, in the pastorate. 18S4-87, Editor of The Methodist Putpit and Pew.

D. D., 1884, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1859-61, Minister in the North Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1861-, Appointed Missionary to Foochow, China ; first missionary sent out from the University. 1866-80, Translated into Chinese, "Memoirs of Bishop Kingsley," "Early Anerican Methodism," " Volumes of Wesley's Sermons," " Methodist Discipline " and " Hand-Book of Astronomy." 1881-83, Assistant in the Foochow Anglo-Chinese College. Died at Foochow, China, Feb. 10, 1895.

1865-, Editor of the Centervitle Citizen. 1866-7, Member Iowa House of Representatives. 1868-9, Member of the Iowa Senate. 1S69-70, Lieut. Governor of Iowa. 1871-3, Representative to Congress from Iowa.

D D , 1878, Baldwin University. 1872-, Minister in the North Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1859-64, Tutor in Ohio Wesleyan University. 1864-6, Adjunct Professor of Latin in the same. 1866-, Professor of Latin. 1877-83, Dean of Ladies' Department. 1884-, Member of Book Committee. 1894-, Chairman of the Committee.

1861-64, 1st Lieutenant of the 12th Michigan Volunteer Infantry and Ordnance Officer on Staff of Gen. Andrews. 1868-72, Count}' Superintendent of Schools for Salina County, Kansas. 1882-4, Member of the Kansas House of Representatives. 1893, Commissioner from Kansas to the World's Fair. Farmer.

1861-63, Lieut, and Capt. of the 9th Indiana Cavalry. 1863-65, Prosecuting Attorney for the nth Common Pleas District of Indiana. 1872-76, Prosecuting Attorney of the 17th Judicial District of Indiana. 1878-82, Member of the Senate of Indiana. 1884-, Judge of Common Pleas of the I7lh Judicial District of Indiana.

D. D., 1873, Syracuse University. 1862-, Minister in the Cincinnati Conference, M. E. Church. 1857-60, Teacher of German in Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1864-67, Post Chaplain in U. S. Army. 1867-70, U. S. Consul at Leipsic, Germany. 1870-81, Minister-Resident and Consul-Gen- eral at Copeuhagen, Denmark. 1881-85, Minister-Resident and Cousul-General at Berne, Switzerland. 1885-86, Professor at Boston University. 1889-, Associate Editor of The German Theological Bi-monthly Review.

1861, Studied Law and was admitted to the Bar. 1862-65, Lieutenant and Captain of the 89th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Died at Savannah, Ga., Feb. 3, 1865.

1871-74, Prosecuting Attorney of Madison County, O. 1883-85, Member ot the Ohio State Senate. Attorney at Law. 1890-, Trustee Ouio Wesleyan University.

1863-4, Ivieut. in the U. S. Colored Infantry. 1864-5, Captain and Brevet Lieut-Colonel, 6th U. S. Vol. Infantry. 1866-94, Editor of the Greenfield Vedette. 1884-5, Treasurer of Dade County, Mo. Died at Greenfield, Mo., Jan. 15, 1894.

M. D., 1862, Louisville Medical College. 1862-3, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. 1867-81, Physician at Grove City, Ills. 1884, Vice-President Medical Society of Illinois.

Minister in the Nebraska Conference of the M. E. Church. 1864-71, Professor of Latin and Greek, Cornell College. 1871-6. Professor of the same. University of Nebraska. Engaged in farming.

Minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church. 1862-64, Chaplain of the 122nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 1868-84, Assistant Secretary Board of Church Extension. 1884-, Corresponding Secretary of Missionary Society, M. E. Church. Author of " Joy to the World ; " " Songs of Redeeming Love ; " " Hymns of the Heart; " " Finest of the Wheat," and other Sunday School and church music.

Minister. 1860-64, Principal of Mt. Washington Academy. 1864-69, President of Willoughby College. 1871-77, President of the New Hampshire Conference Seminary and Female College. 1884, President of Jennings Seminary. Author of " Infidelity Answered ; " " Vines of Eshcol ; " " Serpent of Sugar Creek ; "

" The Epworth League - its Place in Methodism ; " "Home Country ; " "Building Spirit in this House of Flesh," and '" Story of Jesus, the Christ."

M. D., 1863, Iowa State University. 1862-6, Professor of Science in the Kansas State Agricultural College. 1879-81, Member of the Kansas House of Representatives. Physician and Surgeon.

D. D., 1874, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1861-, Missionary to India and member of the North India Con-r ference, M. E. Church. 1872 , Professor in Bareilly Theological Seminary. 1 873-, Principal of the same. Translated the Catholic Epistles and Revelations into Hindu; Barr's Index of the Bible and Whedon's Commentary of the Gospels into Hindustani. Author of "Missionary Life among the Villages of India; " " Homiletics ; " " Introduction to the Study of the Bible ; " " The Science of Logic; " " Brahmanism," and numerous articles in the Methodist and Calcutta quarterlies, and the Indian Evangelical Review. 1894-5, in the United States, on leave for the year.

1863-64, Member of Nebraska Legislature. 1864-75, Prosecuting Attorney and Master in Chancery. 1875-79, Collector of Internal Revenue. 1879-, ^"- S. Commissioner. Attorney at Law.

1865 70, Professor of Natural Sciences in Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1870-72, President of Lewis College. 1873-75, Superintendent of Schools, Upper Sandusky, O. 1885-7, President of De Pauw Female College. Presiding Elder of Delaware District.

1870-1, Lecturer on Medical Jurisprudence at Philadelphia Medical College. 1871-3, Student of Surgery at Vienna, Austria. 1873, Superintendent of the Department of Agriculture, American Section, at Vienna Exposition. 1884, Author of " The Man Wonderful in the House Beautiful." 1885-, Physician and Lecturer.

B. D., 1864, Western Theological Seminary. 1864-, Minister in the Presbyterian Church of the Synod of Pennsylvania. 1864-6, Pastor at Ontario, O. 1866-74, Pastor at Golden Corners, O. 1874-80, Pastor at Amity, Pa.

LL. B., 1S62, Albany Law School. 1863, Private in the 84th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1863-70, Assessor of Internal Revenue for the 9th District of Ohio, and Prosecuting Attorney for Seneca Countj', O. 1889-, Judge of the Circuit Court, Cook County, 111.

LL. B., 1863, University of Michigan. 1865-69, Prosecuting Attorney of the 8th Judicial Circuit of Missouri. 1886-, Farmer and Manufacturer.

D. D., 1883, Dickinson College. 1861-, Minister in the Central Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. Trustee of the Ohio Wesleyan University since 1878.

1861-2, Instructor in Latin and Greek, Marshall College. 1862-5, Captain and Assistant Adjutant General, U. S. Army. 1865-90, Attorney at Law, Springfield, 111. 1890-, Removed to Nebraska.

Professor of Anatomy, Physiology and Psychology in Moore's Hill College, and Vice-President of the same, one year. Nineteen years Superintendent of Schools, Seymour, Ind. Now Western Agent for Dodd, Mead & Co. Family residence, South Waukegan. 111.

1862-65, Captain of the 90th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1870-80, Professor of Latin and Literature in the I linois Wesleyan University. President and Manager of the Long Beach Land and Water Company.

1861-62, Lieutenant and Captain of the 14th Kentucky Vol. Infantry. 1863-64, Major of 49th Kentucky Vol. Infantry. 1864-66, Colonel of I22d U. S- Colored Troops. Attorney at Law.

1868-78, EJitor of Evening Dispatch. 1878-92, Editor and Publisher of the Daily Globe. 1892-4, Editor of the Daily News. 1894-, Editor of the Call.''

1S6S-69, Member Ohio House of Representatives. 1872-76, Member of the Ohio State Senate. 1883-84, Secretary of State for Ohio. 1886-, Collector of Internal Revenue. Editor of Portsmouth Times.

1862-76, Professor of Mathematics in Willamette University. 1876-8, President of the Albany Collegiate Institute. 1S78-82, Superintendent of Public Instruction for the State of Oregon. 1882-90, President of University of Washington.

1862-65, Quartermaster of the 103d Ohio Vol. Infantry. Attorney at Law. Died at the Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, Erie County, O., Nov. 17, 1893.

i849-5r, Instructor in the Hillsboro Academy, Va. 1853-7, Principal of Wellington Academy. 1862-3, Principal of High School, Newark, Ohio. 1863-7, Superintendent of Schools, Troy, Illinois. 1874-6, Superintendent of Schools, Havana, 111. 1880-, Teacher in the Schools of Delaware Co., O. Died at Delaware, O., Feb. 3, 1888.

1861-62, Principal of High School, Sidney. Ohio. 1862-64, Captain, Major and Brevet Colonel of 95th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1865, Lieutenant Colonel and Chief of Staff for the Eastern District of Mississippi. 1868-72, Prosecuting Attorney of Champaign County. 1876-79, Member of Ohio State Senate. 1879-89, Judge of Common Pleas for the 2d Judicial District of Ohio. Attorney at Law. Trustee of the OhioWesleyan University, 1894-.

M. D., 1866, Homeopathic Medical College, Pennsylvania. 1863-4, Captain 9th Ohio Vol. Infantr>'. 1866-72, Engaged in the practice of Medicine, Louisville, Ky. 1872, Removed to California. 1880-6, Member of Stale Board of Healtli. 1885-, Director in Pacific Bank, San Francisco, and connected with other State and local institutions. Died at San Jose, California, F'eb. 28, 1895.

D. D., 1886, Dickinson College. Minister iu tlie M. E. Church, Baltimore Conference. 1864, Chaplain of 1531! Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1888-92, Assistant Editor of Christian Advocate. Author of "Religion for the Times. ' 1892-, Pastor Madison Avenue M. E. Church.

1862-63, Professor of Latin and Greek in Marshall College, 111. 1863 64, Superintendent of Public Schools, Roscoe, O. 1864-65, Superintendent of Public Schools, Canal Dover, O. 1865-66, Principal of the Winchester Seminary, Ind. 1866-73, Superintendent of Schools, Logansport, Ind. 1873-, Superintendent of Schools, Kokomo, Ind.

1854, Joined the Pittsburgh Conference of the M. E. Church. 1860-2, Left without appointment to attend the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1862, Re-entered the traveling work in Illinois. Served as Pastor in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and on the Pacific Coast. Author of " Wesleyan Perfection." Deceased.

1864-65, Principal of Shelbyville Seminary. 1882-83, Superintendent of Public Schools, Butler, Mo. 1883, Agent for Lombard Investment Co. Retired from business.

M. D., 186S, starling Medical College. 1862-4, Private in 7th Indiana Vol. Cavalry. 1868, Assistant Physician in the Central Ohio Asylum for the Insane. 1868-73, Assistant Physician in Northern Asylum for the Insane. 1881-3, Member of Board of Education for Columbus. Physician and Surgeon.

LL. B., 1865, University of Michigan. 1862, Private in the 84th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1874-94, Financial Officer of the Northern Asylum for the Insane. 1894-, Financial Officer for the Central Ohio Asylum for the Insane.

LIv.B., 1865, University of Michigan. 1865-71, Attorney at Law, Springfield, Ohio. 1869-71, Mayor of the City. 1872, Removed to Cincinnati and continued in the practice of the Law. 1877, United States District Attorney. 1880-5, City Solicitor for Cincinnati. 1890-, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.

1864-66, Assistant Astronomer on the work of the Chili Astronomical Expedition. 1S66-71, Assistant Professor of Mathematics in University of Michigan. 1871-75, Adjunct Professor of Physics in same. 1875-77, Professor of Mathematics in Albion College. 1877-93, Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy in Rutger's College. 1893-4, Mathematician and Astronomer, U. S. N. Observatory. 1894-, In charge of Observatory at Appleton, Wis.

1865-87, Attorney at Law, Delaware, Ohio. 1888, Removed to Columbus. Trustee of the Ohio Wesleyan University since 1886. 1 894-, Lecturer on Medical Jurisprudence at tlie Ohio Medical University.

M. D., 1S73, Medical Board of Scio College. 1865-66, Special Student in the University of Michigan. 1867- 84, Professor of Mathematics and Languages in Scio College. 1884-, Superintendent of Uhrichsville Public Schools.

1863-65, Professor of Mnthematics in Western Reserve Seminary. 1865-67, Professor of Mathematics in Willoughby College. 1867- 69, Superintendent of Public Schools at Sewickley, Pa. 1869-80^ Teacher in Piltsbuigh Public Schools. 1880-, Principal of the same.

1864-92, Minister in the North Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1867-8, President Fremont Collegiate Institute. 1879-84, Secretary of the North Ohio Conference. 1881, Travelled in Europe, Egypt, and Syria. 1883, Published "Echoes from Palestine." 1884, Member of General Conference. 1886, Published "Plato and Paul, or Philosophy and Christianity." 1888-92, Editor of the Methodist Review. Died at Chicago, 111., June 2d, 1892.

1866-67, Professor of Natural Sciences, Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1867-68, Professor of Languages, Willougliby College. 1868-70, Professor of Mathematics, Cornell College. 1870-78, Principal of Schools in Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home. 1878-80, Principal of Wilmington High School. 1880-, Superintendent of Wilmington Public Schools.

1865-9, Professor of Latin and Greek, Hamline University. 1869- 71, Professor of Latin and Greek in Xenia Female College. Since 1871, Professor of Latin in the Pittsburgh High School

M. D., 1868, Eclectic Medical College of Ohio. 1864, Private in 145th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 1872-84, Teaching at Sidney, O.; Indianapolis, Ind.; and Shelbyville, Ind. 1884- 93, Superintendent of Schools at Ironton, O. 1894-, Principal of High School, Ogden.

1866-67, Professor of Latin in Harmonia College. 1867-70, Principal of Blake School of Kenyon College. Died at Gambier, O., August 22, 1870.

186 [6, Captain 73d Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1867-72, Attorney at Law, Memphis, Mo. 1873, Removed to Kansas. 1874, Elected to the Senate of Kansas. 1875, Resigned to accept the position of Judge of the 9th District. Re-elected for three successive terms. Resigned in 1883, when elected Congresstnan-at-Ivarge for the State of Kansas. Re-elected from 7th Congressional District in the years 1884, 1886, 1888. Since 1891, engaged in the practice of Law.

1862. Musician of 40th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 1865-67, Superintendent of Marysville Public Schools. 1870-75, Prosecuting Attorney of Union County. 1888-94, Probate Judge of Union County. Attorney at Law.

D. D., 1882, Simpson Centenary College, Iowa. 1864-80, Minister in the Cincinnati Conference, M. E. Church. 1880^3, Member of the Wilmington Conference, and stationed at Wilmington, Del. 1883-6, Member of the Philadelphia Conference, and stationed at Green Street Church, Philadelphia. 1886- 90, Member of the New Hampshire Conference, and stationed at First Church, Lawrence, Mass. 1890-, Engaged in Agriculture and Real Estate.

1864-5, Principal Linden Hill Academy. 1865-6, Professor of Latin and Mathematics in Knoxville Female College. 1866-79, Teaching in Schools of Kansas. 1879-, Farming.

Private 145th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 1865-66, Principal of Public Schools at La Crosse, Wis. 1866-94, Cashier of Batavian Bank. 1894-, President of the same.

1865-, Minister in the Methodist Church. Connected at various dates with the Ohio, the Illinois, and the Minnesota Conferences. 1875-7, Professor of Philosophy, Illinois Wesleyan University. 1894-, Pastor of M. E. Church.

XiX,. B., 1867, Cincinnati Law School'. 1861-4, Private in the 2d Kentucky, and Captain of the 167th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1865, Brevetted Colonel for meritorious services during the war. 1869-89, Engaged in business at Springfield, Ohio, where he died on March 3d, 1889.

Ph. D., 1S89, Moore's Hill College. 1861, Private nth Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1866-74, Professor of Mathematics, Moore's Hill College. 1874-, Superintendent of Public Schools, Piqua, O.

M. D., 186S, Ohio Medical College. 1869-71, Assistant Physician, Dayton Hospital for Insane. 1875- 86, Professor in Starling Medical College. 1881-3, Trustee of the Dayton Asylum for the Insane. 1891-2, President Ohio State Medical Society. 1878-94, Surgeon to St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Physician.

1867-68, Assistant Professor of Natural History, Kentucky University. 1868-74, Professor of Natural Science, Bethany College. 1874-, Professor of Physics, Tufts College. Published "The Art

1874-89, Superintendent of the Public Schools, Gallon, O. 1884- 89, Member of the Ohio State Board of School Examiners. 1889-, Superintendent of Schools.

M. D., 1895, Ohio Medical University. 1864, Colonel's Orderly, 145th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1866-69, Special Student and Assistant in Mineralogy, Yale University. 1869-71, Professor of Science, Hanover College, Ind. 1871-, Alumni Professor of Physiology and Geology, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1877-, Fellow American Association of Sciences 1889-93, Member State Board of School Examiners. 1887-, Member State Board of Health. 1894, President of the same. 1892, Student of Histology, University College, London, Eng. 1893-, Professor of Sanitary Science, Ohio Medical University. Published "Moluscan Fauna of the Tertiary of Peru," and " Herbarium and Plant Record."

1865-66, Professor of Mathematics in Moore's Hill College. 1866- 7r, Tutor of Ancient Languages in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1871-72, Professor of Natural Sciences in the Ohio Wesleyan Female College. 1872-73, Professor of Latin in Baldwin University. Died at Akron, N. Y., Dec. 11, 1875,

D. D., 1883, Ohio Wesleyan University. In the Fall of 1866, Mr. Thomson went to South America as a missionary of the M. E. Church, where he has labored continuously to the present date.

Minister in South Kansas Conference, M. E. Church. 1871-80, Professor of Ancient Languages, Baker University. 1872-73, Acting President of the same. 1890-, Superannuated Member of Conference.

D. D., 1885, Illinois Wesleyan University. Minister in the Central Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. Presiding Elder of the Bellefontaine District.

1866-8, President of Fairfield Union Academy. 1868-76, Editor of the Belmont County Chronicle. 1876-81, Editor of the Mt. Vernon (O.) Republican. 1881-3, Engaged in Raising Stock and Farming, Beloit, Kas. 1883-88, Real Estate Business at Holton, Kas. 1888- 91, Loan and Insurance Business at Kansas City, Kas. 1891-, Editor and Publisher of the Ottawa (Kas.) Daily and Weekly Republican.

1867-, Minister in the Detroit Conference of the M. E. Church. 1870, Appointed Missionary to China, where he has labored continuously to the present time.

General Agent Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company. 1882. Took prize of $250 for best essay on " Insurance," offered by the Underwriters' Association of America. 1883-95, Trustee of the Ohio Wesleyan University.

1873, Joined the Missouri Conference of the M. E. Church, but was compelled to locate in 1876, owing to ill health. 1885-88, Editor of the National Review and Secretary of the Farmers' and Mechanics' Mutual Aid Association. 1888, Removed to the West on account of sickness and located upon a ranch.

1868-70, Professor of Mathematics in Central Wesleyan College. Missouri, 1876-78, Member of Ohio House of Representatives, 1880-82, Member Ohio State Senate. 1876-, Colonel 6th Regiment Ohio National Guard. 1885-6, Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives. Attorney at Law.

[861-4, Captain, Major ^i^d Lieut. Colonel of the 59th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1864, Taken prisoner at Dallas, Ga., and placed under fire at Charleston, S. C. 1866, Prepared a history of the 59th

Ohio Regiment. 1866-72, Principal of the Sunbury Institute. 1872-84, Assistant Superintendent of Public Schools, Columbus, Ohio. 1881-6, Trustee of the Ohio Wesleyan University. Engaged in Farming.

B. D., 1S70, Lane Theological Seminary. 1870-, Minister in the Presbyterian Church, Synod of Ohio. Also serving as Pastor of Congregational Churches. 1868-72, Pastor Columbia Congregational Church. 1872-4, Pastor Belpre Congregational Church. 1876-81, Pastor Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church. 1881-7, Editor of The Cambrian, and also 1883-7, Pastor of Ludlow (Ky.) Presbyterian Church. 1887-8, Pastor Riverside Congregational Church. 1889-93, Pastor First Congregational Church, Zanesville, O. 1893-, Pastor of Storr's Congregational Church.

1864, Private 145th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1878-83, Captain 14th Regiment, Ohio National Guard. Attorney at Law. Died at Delaware, O., March 17, 1883.

D. D., 1894, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1864, Private in the Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1867-, Minister in the Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1867, Appointed Missionary to China, where he has labored continuously to the present time. 1873-, Superintendent of the North China Mission.

D. D., 1894, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1864, Sergeant of 134th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1884-90, Chaplain Ohio National Guard. Minister in Cincinnati Conference M. E. Church. 1894, Grand Chaplain Grand Lodge of Masons.

1867-73, Teacher in the Public Schools of Bourbon and Madison Counties, Ky. 1873-81, Professor of Mathematics in Eminence Hill College. 18S1-3, Professor of Mathematics in Science Hill Academy. 1883-5, Special Student at Johns Hopkins University. 1886, Resumed the work of teaching.

S. T. B., 1876, Boston University. 1867 8, Principal of the High School, Pontiac, Mich. 1868-9, Superintendent of same. 1870, Entered the Detroit Conference of the M. E. Church, and was appointed Missionary to China, where he served the Church until the time of his death. 1883-4, He acted as United States Consul. 1885, Published " Rev. Johnson Collins and the Founding of the China Mission of the M. E. Church." Died in China, Nov. 24, 1893.

1861-64, Captain and Brevet Major ist Ohio Vol. Cavalry. 1869-73, Assessor Internal Revenue, 9th District of Pennsylvania. 1876-77, Editor of Minneapolis Daily Tribune. 1878-81, Probate Judge of Hennepin County, Minn. 1887-88, Commander in Chief of G. A. R. Attorney at Law. 1893, Member Board of Visitors to West Point.

LL. B., 1869, University of Michigan. 1867, Superintendent of Schools, New Vienna, O. 1869-89, Attorney at Law, Springfield, O. 1889-, Attorney at Law.

1861-4, Lieut, and Captain 4th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1865, Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel. 1869-71, Aid-de-camp to Governor R. B. Hayes. 1869-92, Attorney at Law, Cincinnati. 1892, Removed to Colorado.

ent of Schools, Ironton, O. 1871-80, Editor of Daily and Weekly Blade. 1883-87, Collector of Customs, District of Miami. Editor of Business World.

1864, Private 145th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1868-71, Studied Law and was admitted to the Bar at Zanesville, O. Died at Newark, O., May 24, 1883.

1864-69, Tutor in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1877-78, Professor of Rhetoric in the University of Missouri. 1878 , Superintendent of Schools. Published "Institute Reader" and "Vocal Gymnastics."

1863, Private 141st Illinois Vol. Infantry. 1868-9, Principal of Marshall College. 1869-70, Tutor of Latin in the Illinois Wesleyan Universit)'. 1876-80, Member of the Illinois State Senate. 1879-80, President pro tempore of the same. 1882-3, Lieutenant Governor of Illinois. 1883-5, Governor of the State. 1885-, Attorney at Law.

1870-3, Superintendent of Public Schools, Waynesville, O. 1B73-5, Superintendent of Public Schools, London, O. 1875-8, Editor of Fremontyowrwa/, Fremont, O., and Parents' and Teachers' Monthly. 1878-84, Editor Muskegon Chronicle. 1880-2, Member of the Michigan House of Representatives. 1883, Edited "Muskegon and Its Resources." 1885-, General Manager of the Grand Rapids Daily Telegram.

1879-82, City Attorney of Indianapolis, Ind. 1883-85, Law Clerk Postoffice Department, Washington, D. C. 1892-, County Attorney of Cook County, 111. Attorney at Law.

D. D., 1885, Ohio University. 1861-64, First Lieutenant 83rd Ohio Vol. Infantry. Member of the Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. Published "Faith Papers," "Praise Papers," 'A Spiritual Autobiography." Associate Editor of Divitie Life. Evangelist.

Ph. D., 1875, Illinois Wesleyan University. 1861-64, Private 4th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1869, Joined North Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1880-85, Professor of Natural Sciences, Baldwin University. 1885-87, Acting President of the same. Published " Fourth Ohio in War for the Union," and "The Resurrection." 1894.

LL. B., 1868, Cincinnati Lav? School. 1876-8, Prosecuting Attorney for Shelby County, Ohio. 1878-83, Attorney at Law, Sidney, Ohio. 1894, Stenographer for the Supreme Court of Kansas.

1864, Private in the 145th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1869, Principal of Union Academy, Cal. 1870-92, Attorney at Law. Published Rules of Practice in Federal, State and City Courts in 1877. Died at San Francisco, Cal., July 14, 1892.

D. D., 18S8, Ohio Wesleyan University. i860, Minister in California Conference, M. E. Church. 1877-79, Professor of Mental and Moral Science, University of the Pacific. Published " The Evolution of Thought," and " The Law of Development."

Minister in the Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1868-9, Superintendent of Public Schools, Wauseon, Ohio. 1869-70, Superintendent of Schools, Clinton Mich. 1870-71, Principal of the Normal Department of Hope College. 1871-5, Superintendent of Schools, Plymouth, Ohio. 1875-80, Tutor of Languages and Principal of the Normal Department of the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1880-4. Adjunct-Professor of History in the same. 1884-, Professor of Greek in the same. 1894, Student of Greek and Archaeology at Athens, Greece. Published an edition of Cebes Tablet, with notes.

1861-64, 39th Illinois Vol. Infantry. 1869, Joined the Central Illinois Conference, M. E. Church. Minister and Professor of Greek and Latin, Hedding College. Died Januuary i, 1895.

D. D., 1885, Baldwin University. 1862, Corporal, 85th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1868, Minister in the Cincinnati Conference, M. E. Church. Author of " The Little Chicken Thieves;" "John Mason, the Respectable Gambler;" "His Ways and Hers;" "The Gypsy Queen." 1895, Making a Tour of Europe and Palestine. 1894-, Pastor of Grace M. E. Church.

Ph.D., 1883, Ohio State University. 1871, Published "The Last Gladiatorial Show." 1872, Edited McClintock's Lectures." 1876-77, Professor of History and English Literature in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1879-82, Assistant Professor of History and Philosophy in Ohio State University. 1880, Author of "North Americans of Antiquity." 1881, Prepared the article on "Ohio," for Encyclopedia Britannica. 1882-83, Professor of History in Ohio State University. Died at Columbus, O., November 11, 1883.

M. D., 1891, Columbus Medical College. 1868-70, Principal of the Fairfield Union Academy, 1892-94, Chair of Materia Medica, Department of Pharmacy, Ohio Medical University. 1870-, Superintendent of Public Schools.

1868-9, Professor of Greek and Latin in Willoughby College. 1869-71, Professor of Greek and Latin in Baldwin University. 1871-4, Professor of Greek in the same. 1872, Prepared an edition of the CBdipus Tyrannus of Sophocles. 1874-7, Tutor of Greek in Harvard University. 1876, Prepared " A Series of First Lessons in Greek," which were also published in England. 1877-84, Assistant Professor of Greek in Harvard University. 1877, Coeditor with Professor Goodwin in preparing editions of "The First Four Books of Xenophon's Anabasis " and of " Selections from Xenophon and Herodotus," the former republished in England. 1878, Published " Greek and Latin at Sight," and "An Introduction to the Rhythmic and Metric of Classical Languages." 1880, Edited Stein's " Dialect of Herodotus." 1881-7, Chairman of the Managing Committee of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. 1882-7, Published six reports on the American School at Athens. 1883, Edited " The Realia of Greek Literature." 1884-, Senior Editor of " The College Series of Greek Authors," embracing forty-five volumes. 1884-, Professor of Greek in Harvard University. 1889, Published " Passages for Practice in Translation at Sight." 1891, "The Stage of Aristophanes." 1890-, Joint Editor of the " Harvard Studies in Classical Philology." 1892, Published " The Beginner's Greek Book." 1893-4, Professor in the American School of Classical Studies in Athens. 1894-, Member of the Imperial German Archaeological Institute. 1894, Published "To lleh-ype-dv i-t [Jeye-Uov?." 1894, Published " The Opisthodomus on the Acropolis at Athens."

1872-82, Superintendent of Schools in Huntington, Ind., and Milford, N. H. i88r. Instructor in Elocution in New Hampshire College of Agriculture. 1882-, Superintendent of Schools in Fitchburg, Mass., Millburg, Mass., and Montpelier, Vt.

1862-4, Adjutant 34th Iowa Vol. Infantry. 1871-3, Superintendent of Schools, Burlington, la. 1874-81, Principal of Madison Schools, St. l/ouis, Mo. Published " Hegel's Philosophy of Art," "Philosophy of Landscape Painting," " The World Energy and its Self-Conservation," "A Syllabus of Psychology," and "A Syllabus of Ethics." Instructor in Mental and Moral Philosophy, St. Louis Normal and High School.

1869-71, Superintendent of Schools, West Jefferson, O. 1871- Attorney at Law. 1886-, Common Pleas Judge of Franklin County. 1891, Re-elected to same oflBce.

1869-72, Student of Law. 1873, Admitted to the Bar. 1873-5, Member of the Ohio House of Representatives from Hamilton County. 1874, Attorney for the Committee of Safety, Cincinnati, O. 1881-91, Vice-President of the Union Central Life Insurance Company. 1888-90, State Senator from the Brown-Clermont District of Ohio. 1890-2, Member of Congress from the Sixth Ohio District. 1891-, President of the Union Central Insurance Company. Residence, Milford, O.

1870-72, Principal of Fairfield Union Academy. Published "Sunday School Concerts," "The Exodus and Other Poems." 1892-, President of Taylor University.

He removed to Chattanooga, Tenn., immediately following his graduation and engaged in fruit farming. He was drowned while on a hunting expedition shortly afterwards.

1871-7, County Surs-eyor of Clermont County, O. 1878-9, Editor of the National Advance. 1879-, Civil Engineer. Minister in the Methodist Protestant Church.

186 1-4, Co. A, 92d Ohio Vol. Infantrj-. 1870-3, Professor of Mathematics and Natural Science in Moore's Hill College. Prosecuting Attorney for Fountain County, Ind. Attorney at Law.

1870-84, Attorney at Law, Cincinnati, O. 1878-82, Mayor of Carthage, O. 1883, Removed to North Dakota and engaged in his profession. Member of the Dakota State Senate.

1857, Entered the Ministry of the M. E. Church. 1861-4, Private and then Chaplain of the 4th Oiiio Vol. Infantry. 1867-9, Student in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1857-72, With the above exceptions, pastor in the Central Ohio Conference. 1872, Transferred to the West and stationed at Ogden City, Utah. 1873-6, Idaho City, Idaho. 1877, Presiding Elder Idaho District. 1877-82, Member of the Columbia River Conference. Presiding Elder of the Walla Walla District in 1877-81, and pastor at Colfax in 1881-2. In 1882- 6, Member of the Central Ohio Conference. 1885-94, Again connected with the Columbia River Conference and (1885-6) President Lewiston Collegiate Institute. 1S94-, Member of the Central Ohio Conference.

1S63, Lieutenant 12th Ohio Vol. Cavalry. 1863-65, Lieutenant and Captain 9th Ohio Vol. Cavalry. 1864-65, Staff of Gen. Atkins and on " March to the Sea." 1884-, Judge of Circuit Court> 1st Judicial Circuit of Ohio. 1870-, Attorney at Law.

LL. D., 1886, M. E. College of Nebraska. 1869-, Minister in North Ohio, Nebraska and Southern California Conferences. 1872-5, Professor of Chemistry in Baldwin University. 1879-83, Principal of Nebraska Conference Seminary. 1883, Published " Latin Pronunciation." 1883-6, President of the M. E. College of Nebraska. 1884. Delegate to General Conference M. E. Church. 1885, Published "Life of Bishop Edward Thomson." 1886, Chancellor of Mallalieu University. 1887-9, Vice-President L'^niversity of South California. 1890-, Secretary of the Sunday League.

LL. D., 1890, University of Nashville. Member of Legislature of West Virginia. United States Marshal of W. Va. Member of Congress one term. Attorney at Law. Author of "Don't, or Negative Chips;" " Historj- of Kanawha;" "After the Moonshiners;" "Prominent Men of West Virginia;" "The West Virginia Pulpit."

B. D., 1872, Lane Theological Seminary. 1864, Corporal of 142nd Ohio Vol. Infantry. Minister in the Presbyterian Church. 1894-, Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church.

S. T. B., 1879, Boston Theolog-ical Seminary. 1870-, Minister in the North Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1880, Owing to ill health, took a supernumerary relation and removed to the West.

1869-74, Professor of English Literature in Minnesota State University. 1874-83, Attorney at Law, and Editor of Alexandria Post. Died at Alexandria, Minn., November 27, 1883.

LI,. B., 1873, Cincinnati Law School. 1877-82. Principal of the High School, Galion, O. 1874-5, Principal of the High School, Wooster, O. 1875-7, Prosecuting Attorney for Hardin County, O. Engaged in the practice of his profession.

B. D., 1876, Gambier Theological School. 1873-5, Minister in Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1875-6^ Student of Theology, Gambier, O. 1875 So, Minister in the Episcopal Church, being Rector at Cincinnati in 1877 8, and at Muskegon, Mich., 1878-80. Pastor of the Independent Church of Muskegon, Mich., 1880-1. State Agent of the United States Life Insurance Company, 1882-3. Since 1883, Attorney at Law.

1863-5, Musician in United States Cavalry. 1870-81, Minister iti the North Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1881-6. President of Baldwin Seminary, La. 1886-8, President St. John's River Conference Seminary. 1886-91, Minister in the St. John's River Conference. 1891-, Minister in the New England Southern Conference. 1892-5, Missionary to New Me.xico and Pastor of M. E. Church, Silver City. 1895, Returned to the New England Conference.

LL. B., 1876, Albany Law School. Minister in the Michigan Conference of the M. E. Church. For many ^ears agent for the Endowment Fund of Albion College. 1 893-, Secretary of State, for the State of Michigan.

1871-4, Principal of the High School, Wilmington, O. 1874-8,. Superintendent of the Schools of Wilmington. 1878-9. Principal of the Preparatory Department of the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1880-3, Elected Adjunct-Professor of Latin in the same. 1883-, Professor of Latin. Published "A Text-book of Latin Elements,"' and "A Text-book of Latin Exercises." 1893- one of the School Examiners for Delaware County.

Special student of Literature, Dresden, Germany, one year. Nineteen years Superintendent of Schools in Ohio and Nebraska. RearEstate Manager and Orchardist.

1870-1, Principal of the Schools, Albau}-, Oregon. 1871-4, Principal of Umpqua Academy. 1874-6, Principal of the Portland Female Seminary. 1877-83, Superintendent of Public Schools for Lake County, Cal. 1884-6, Superintendent of Schools, Napa, Cal. Since that date engaged in Farming and Fruit Raising.

B. D., 1872, Drew Theological Seminary. 1872-85, Minister in Cincinnati Conference, M. E. Church. 1880-2, Student of Theology at the Universities of Berlin and Leipsic. Died at Dayton, O., March 5, 1885.

1870-71. Principal of Umpqvia Academy, Oregon. 1874-6, Superintendent of Public Schools, Springfield, O. General Agent Provident Life and Trust Company.

,S. T. B., 1874, Boston University. Minister in New England Conference M. E. Church. Killed in a railroad accident at Ballard Vale, Mass., Feb. 16, 1875.

1873-4, City Solicitor, London, O. 1875-6, Mayor of London. 1877-9, Prosecuting Attorney for Madison County, O. 1880-4, Member of the Ohio House of Representatives. 1892, again elected to the House. Attorney at Law.

1861-64, Private in Ohio Light Artillery. 1870-79, Superintendent of Schools in Fostoria, Bellefontaine and Norwalk, O. i'879-^ Fire Insurance, Special Agent.

1S71, Appointed to the U. S. Naval Academy, graduating as Midshipman in 1874. 1874-85, Promoted through the several grades of Midshipman, Ensign, Master, to that of Lieutenant. 1880, Elected a member of the Naval Institute. 1881-4, Instructor in Modern Languages at the Naval Academy. 1887, Promoted to Captain. 1888-91, Detailed for special work at the White House during the administration of President Harrison. Address, care of the Secretary of the Navy, Washington, D. C.

1870, Joined the North Ohio Conference. 1871, Appointed Missionary to China. Superintendent of the Methodist Mission Press. Professor in the Foochow School of Theology. Member of the Bible Translating Committee. Published " Hand-book of the Bible." Presiding Elder of the Hok Chiang District.

M. D., 1S73, Ohio Medical College. 1875-76, Principal of High School, Newman, 111. 1876-79, Superintendent of Schools, Sinking Springs, O. 1873-, Physician and Surgeon.

1870-85, Teacher in Public Schools, Mt. Sterling and Bowling Green. 1893-4, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics, Buchtel College. Teaching and Farming. Spent four years in Europe as Correspondent for American Papers.

1874-75, Superintendent of Public Schools, Springfield, Ohio. 1877-80, Principal of High School, I,os Angeles, Cal. 1880-85, Superintendent of Schools. Died at Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. i,

1869-73, Tutor in Ohio Wesleyan University. 1873-74, Adjunct- Professor of Languages in same. 1874-81, Principal of Friend's Academy, Baltimore, Md. Died at Baltimore, Md., June 27, 1881.

1862-5, Captain and Major 5th United States Heavy Artillery. 1885-87, Superintendent of Public Schools, Springfield, O. 1887-, Superintendent of the Public Schools, Dayton, O. 1888-92, Member of Board of State School Examiners.

vS. T. B., 1873, Boston University. 1873-4, Traveled in Palestine and Syria. 1875-, Minister in the North Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church.

1864, Sergeant 156th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 1871-73, Superintendent of Schools, New London, O. 1873-77, Principal of High School, Winona, Minn., and Orrville, Cal. 1880-83, Supsriutendent of Public Schools, Walla Walla. 1883-85, Superintendent of Schools for County of Walla Walla.

1856-59, Tutor in Grammar School, Kenyon College. 1859-62, Principal of Mt. Pleasant Academy. 1864, Private in 145th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 1866-, Minister in the Presbyterian Church, Synod of Ohio.

D. D., 1SS7, Cornell College. 1872-6, Missionary to India. 1876-80, Minister in the Kansas Conference, M. E. Church. Stationed at Ottawa, 1876-9 ; Fort Scott, 1879-80. Transferred to Iowa and stationed at Anamosa, 1880-1 ; Waterloo, 1881-4 ; Mt. Vernon, 1884-6. Transferred to California and Pastor of University M. E. Church, Los Angeles, 1886-7; Deau of Maclay College of Theology, 1887-9; Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Professor of History, University of Southern California, 1889-90. Transferred to Washington, President of Puget Sound University, 1890-2; Pastor of First M. E. Church, Tacoma, 1891-4. 1894-, Pastor of Westminster Congregational Church of Spokane.

1875-92, Minister in the Cincinnati Conference of the M. E. Church. 1892-, Transferred to the Kentucky Conference, and appointed Pastor of the Church in Covington.

1871-72, Principal of the Central Ohio Conference Seminary. 1874-80, Superintendent of Public Schools, at Lithopolis, Mt. Sterling and Celina, O. 1880-, Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy, Taylor University.

1871-72, Superintendent of Public Schools, Plain City, O. 1874- 75, Instructor in Mathematics and Latin, in Sherman Institute, Tex. Attorney at Law. General Attorney for the States of Washington and Idaho for the Winfield Mortgage and Trust Company.

1871-73 - 1874-82, Associate Editor of the Akron Beacon. 1873-4, Night Editor of the Cleveland /.^rtif/^r. 1876, in Elurope. 1882-92^ Editor of the Iron Trade Revieiv. 1887- President of The Cleveland Printing and Publishing Company. 1886-, President of the Cleveland City Church Extension Society. 1888-, Trustee of the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1890, Special Agent nth Census, for the Manufactures of Cleveland. 1893, Cleveland World's Fair Commissioner. 1893, President of the International Epworth League Conference. 1894-5, Vice-President Cleveland Chamber of Com-

1875, Joined the Cincinnati Conference of the M. E. Church, and appointed Missionary to Mexico. 1875-8, President of the Theological Seminary of the Mexican Mission. 1879-85, Superintendent of the Methodist Mission in Mexico. 1885-6, Presiding Elder of the Mexico District. Many years Editor of the El Abogado Cristiano. 1886, Transferred to the South American work and made Superintendent of the " South American Mission." Published "A Missionary Tour in South America;" Translations of Bishop Hurst's "Outlines of Church Historj-," and Lonking's " Light to the Path."

M. D., 1S77, Cleveland Homoeopathic Hospital College. 1871-5, Superintendent of Public Schools, Shelby, O. 1877-, engaged in the practice of his profession. 1892, Delegate to the General Conference, M. E. Church.

B. D., 1874, Princeton Theological Seminary. 1874-, Minister in the Presbyterian Church, Synod of Ohio. 1875-82, Pastor of Hoge Chapel, Columbus, O. 1882-94, Pastor of Muskingum Presbyterian Church, Zanesville, O. 1894, Honorablywithdrawn from the Ministry.

1870-73, Principal of Lodi Academy. 1874, Principal of High School, Oakland, Cal. 1874-77, Principal of Golden Gate Academy, Oakland, Cal. Died at Colusa, Cal., July 17, 1877.

1864, Private 143d Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 1870-73, Superintendent of Schools, Chesterville, Ohio. 1873-, Superintendent of Schools, Delphos, O.

1872-75, Paymaster's Clerk, U. S. Army. 1890-92, Vice-Consul- General of the United States at London, England. 1875-, Part owner and Business Manager of the Indianapolis ybwrwa/.

M. D., 1878, Cleveland HonicEopathic Hospital College. 1878-, Engaged in the practice of his profession. Professor of Obstetrics, Cleveland Medical College. Physician to Cleveland Work-house.

1875-85, Minister in the Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1885-92, Pastor of Ames Chapel, New Orleans, and Missionary to the French population. 1892, transferred to Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic, and placed in charge of the English Church.

1875-76, Associate Principal, Vermillion Institute. 1878-80, Member of Ohio House of Representatives. .Ittorne^- at Law. Died at Hamden Junction, May, 1883.

1871-81, Superintendent of Schools, .-Vndersou, Ind. 1881-84, Superintendent of Schools, Greeucastle, Ind. 1884-, Superintendfut of Schools, Richmond, Ind.

1871-2, Special Student in Boston University. 1872-5. Teacher in the Institution for the Blind, Columbus, O. 1875-9, Teacher in the Institution for the Blind, Janesville. Wis. 1879-S3, Musical Critic for the Cincinnati Commercial. 1883-4, Musical Critic for the News Journal 2i\\^ Graphic. 1885-, Special Lecturer at the Ohio Wesleyan University, and at many other institutions. Music Teacher and Critic.

1873-, Minister in North Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1879-84,. edited Sunday School Lessons for the Western Christian Advocate. 1886-95, Vice President and Professor in Baldwin University.. 1895-, President of the same

1871-8, Minister in the North Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1878-85, Member of the Minnesota Conference. 1885-94,. Member of the Colorado Conference. 1894-, Member of the Columbia River Conference.

1871, spent the year in travel in Europe. 1872-3, Student of Law, Michigan University. 1873-7, Attorney at Law, Paris, 111. 1877, City Solicitor, Paris, 111. 1877, Removed to Minneapolis, Minn., and continued in his profession. 1883-5, Prosecuting Attorney for Hennepin County, Minn. 1885, Called to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States. 1888, Relinquished the Law in order to take up the work of Temperance Reform, to which he has since given his time.

1864, Private 159th and 196th Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1874-8, Superintendent of Schools, Dresden, O. 1878 80, Principal High School, Zanesville, O. 1880-4, Assistant Adjutant General of Ohio. 1885-9, Adjutant General of Ohio, and Major General on the Staff of Governor Foraker. 1889-, Attorney at Law.

Ph. D.. 1877, Boston University and University of Citj- of New York. 1877-, Minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church. 1893-, Vice- Chancellor of the American University.

1877-, Minister in the Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1878- 83, Instructor of Hebrew and Modern Languages in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1883-4, Adjunct Professor of Modern Languages and Hebrew in the same. 1884-5, Published "Authorship of Ecclesiastes " and "Martin Luther as a Bible Translator." 1884-, Professor of German and Hebrew. 1885-6, Published "Is the Book of Jonah Historical?" 1886-87. Published " The Integrit}- of the Book of Job," "The Levirate Marriage " and "The Chokhmah." 1889-90, "Review of Cheyne on the Psalms," "The Vindictive Psalms" and "The Songs of the Ascents." 1893-4, " The Unfairness of Lessing in ' Nathan the Wise.' " 1894-, Editor of the Department of Archaeology and Biblical Research in MetJiodist Review. 1895, Critical Notes in the S. S. Teachers' Journal, on the Lessons from the Old Testament.

1872-76, Tutor in Ohio Wesleyan University. 1876-78, Student of Higher Mathematics in Harvard University. 187S, Assistant Master of Friends' Academy, New Bedford, Mass. Died at New Bedford, Sept. 14, 1878.

1872-73, Superintendent of Public Schools, Buckley, III. 1873-77, Principal of Normal Department, Rust University. 1877-80, President of the same. Professor in U. S. Grant University.

1874-76, Mayor of New Vienna, O. 1875, Delegate to the International Code Conference at the Hague, Holland. 1894, President of the Peace Association of Friends in America. Minister (Society of Friends), Lecturer and Book Publisher.

S. T. B., 1877, Boston University. 1S78, appointed Missionary to Chili in connection with the work of Rev. William Taylor. 1882-, President of the Santiago College. 1884-, Superintendent of the West Coast Missions. Translated the article on " Chili" for the Encyclopedia Britannica.

1872-5, Superintendent of Schools, New IvOndon, O. 1875-80, Superintendent of Schools, Napoleon, O. 1880-4, Superintendent of Schools, Troy, O. 1884-, Attorney at Law. 1890-4, United. States Consul at Acapulco, Mex.

1862-3, Private 67tli Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1872-6, Superintendent of Public Schools, Bryan, O., and Belpre, O. 1876-, Minister in the Central Ohio Conference, M. R. Church.

1877, Joined the Cincinnati Conference of the M. E. Church. 1893, Transferred to the Pittsburgh Conference and appointed pastor of the North Avenue M. E. Church.

D. D., 1S85, Chaddock College. 1864, Private i6oth Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1872-7, Professor of Mathematics, Baker University. 1879-86, President of Baker University. 1886-8, Professor of Mental and Moral Science, Kansas Wesleyan University. Minister in the N. W. Kansas Conference, M. E. Church. 1894-, Presiding Elder Salina District.

B. D., i8;3, Drew Theological Seminary. 1875-7, Associate Principal of Verniilliou Institute. 1877-, Minister in the North Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. Professor of English Literature and Oratory, Syracuse University.

1862-5, Private 93d Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1872-5, Minister in the -Kentucky Conference of the M. E. Church. 1877-, Clerk in Quartermaster's Department, U. S. Army. A Folder in Clothing and Equipage Department.

M. D., 1879, Miami Medical College. 1874-6, Principal of High School, Xenia, O. Physician. Practice limited to Diseases of the E^'e, Ear and Nose.

S. T. B., 187s, Boston University. 1875- Minister in the North Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1893, State Secretary of the Ohio Anti-Saloon League.

1873-4, Principal of High School, Portsmouth, O. 1874-9, Superintendent of Schools, Hanging Rock, O. 1879-84, Superintendent of Public Schools, Waverly, O. 1884-6, Superintendent of Public Schools, Wichita, Kan. Underwriter, Real Estate and Loan Agent.

LL. B., 1875, Cincinnati Law School. 1875-80, Attorney at Law. Cincinnati, O. 1880, Removed to Lebanon, and continued the practice of his profession.

M. D., 1S88, Jefferson Medical College. Attended Leipsic and Paris Universities; also Harvard College. Physician. Published " Diseases of the Eye," " 12,000 Medical Words Pronounced and Defined," " The Meaning and Method of Life," "An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine." Editor of the Medical News.

1879-89, Professor of Ancient Languages in Baker University. 1889-91, Dean of Fort Worth University. 1891-93, Professor of Mathematics, Clark University. 1893-, President Dakota University.

1873-5, Principal of High School, Gallipolis, O. 1875-9, Principal of High School, Washington C. H., O. 1879-, Superintendent of Public Schools, Salem, O.

M I)., 1877, Ohio Medical Collegre. 1877-90, Physician and Oculist, Massillon, O. 1890-1, Assistant Surgeon, Canton Hospital. 1891-, Engaged in Business.

Ph. D., Central Wesleyan College. 1873-4, Special Student at Halle and Berlin Universities. 1875-93, Minister in the St. Louis German Conference of the M. E. Church. 1878-93, Professor of Philosophy in Central Wesleyan College, Warrenton, Mo. Member of Americati Institute of Civics. Dr. Kessler fell from the roof of the College building while fighting a fire on Commencement day and died from the injury June 24, 1892.

1872-5, Tutor in the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1875-80, Engaged in Business. 1880-2, Professor of Greek and Vice-President of Ashland College. 1882-6, Superintendent of the Schools, Ashland, O. 1886-94, President of Baldwin Universit}-. 1894-, President of the University of Nevada.

1874-7, Professor of Science and Mathematics in Rust Universitj-. 1877-85, Professor of Mathematics in Baker University. 1885-, Professor of Mathematics in the University of Southern California.

1873-4, Instructor of Science, New Orleans University. 1874-7, Teacher of Science, High School, New Orleans, La. 1877-9, Special Student, Boston University. 1879-80, Missionary to Chili and Instructor in the Collijio Inglis. 1881-3, Made the tour of the world in company with his brother (No. 663). 18S3-92, Secretary of the New England Conservatory of Music. 1892-, Business Department of Youth's Cotnpanion. Residence, Newtonville, Mass.

D. D., 1S92, Moore's Hill College. 1874-, Minister in the Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. Member of General Missionary Committee of M. E. Church. 1892. Delegate to General Conference. 1891-, Pastor Second Street M. E. Church.

1878-84, Missionary to Pachuca. Mexico. 1878-, Minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church. 1889-, Financial Secretary of the Ohio Wesleyan University. Published " Wealth," " Pastoral Economics," "Semi-Centennial Skelch of Ohio Wesleyan University," and "Colleges in America."

1875-77, Principal of High School, Enfield, Conn. 1877-82, Principal of Glastonbury Academy. 1882-85, Principal of Watertown High School. 1885-, Principal of Fairfield Normal Academy.

B. D., McCorraack Theological Seminary. 1862-5, Sergeant, Color Sergeant and Company Sergeant 82d Ohio Vol. Infantry. Post Graduate Student at Auburn Theological Seminary. 1873-, Minister in the Presbyterian Church, Synod of Ohio.

1874-81, Superintendent of Public Schools, Springboro, O.. and Mason, O. 1880, Admitted to the practice of Law by the Supreme Court of Ohio. Teacher and Lawyer. 1893-, Superintendent of the Schools of Mason, O.

1874-7, Student at Law and Newspaper Correspondent. 1877-9 Clerk of the Ohio Senate. 1879-82, Statistical Clerk U. S. Fish Commission. 1883-4, Secretary and Disbursing Officer American Commission, International Fisheries Exhibition, London, England. 1884-5, Financial Officer, Smithsonian Institution at Louisville, Cincinnati and New Orleans Expositions. 1887-8, Representative of Smithsonian Institution at Minneapolis Exposition and at the Marietta, O., Centennial. 1893, Financial Officer Smithsonian Institution at World's Columbian Exposition. 1886-94, Chief Clerk U. S. National Museum. 1888-94, Secretary and Treasurer American Printing Press Company. 1891-94. Treasurer of the District of Columbia Society Sons of the American Revolution. Publications : Origin and History of Billingsgate Fish Market, London, 1888; The Government Exhibit at Marietta, 1888; The American Ancestr\' of the late Samuel Sullivan Cox, Member of Congress, U. S. Minister, etc., i8.k>; Samuel S. Cox and the U.S. Life Saving Service ; Tlie Last Mayor of Washington City -Centennial History of Washington, 1892; Samuel S. Co.x and the U. S. Postal Service, 1892; The Honorable Matthew Gault Emery - Eminent and Representative Men of Virginia and the District of Columbia, 1893; Special Reports prepared for the National Museum and Smithsonian Institution, published annually at the GoVi;rnment Printing Office since 1888.

1876-80, Superintendent of Public Schools, Piketown, O. 1880- Si, Principal of High School, Xenia, O. 1881-, Superintendent of Xenia Pubfic Schools.

Minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church. 1894-, Pastor First M. E. Church. He was the first to suggest the organization known as the "Epworth League."

1874-5, Instructor in Chickering Institute, Cincinnati. 1875-6, Instructor in the Cincinnati Wesleyan College. 1876-9, Principal of the High School, Wilmington, O. 1879, Retired from active work owing to continued ill health, and is in a private asylum for the insane. " He strangely remembers his college friends and college days." He may be addressed care Mrs. Emily Bugbee Johnson, Cattaraugus, N. Y.

Minister in the Cincinnati Conference, M. E. Church. 1876-89, Missionary to India, and Minister in the South India Conference. Since 1889, Minister in the Ohio Conference.

D. D., 1889, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1874-75, Principal of High School, Lancaster, O. 1876-, Minister in the Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1888 and 1892, Delegate to the General Conference. 1894, Pastor of Third Avenue M. E. Church.

1874-75, Teacher in the Fairfield Union Academy. 1875-, Minister in the Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1894-, Pastor of Neil Avenue M. E. Church.

1874-, Minister in the Pittsburg Conference, M. E. Church; Stationed at Tyrone, 1874-6; Addison, 1876-7; Somerset, 1877-9; Elizabeth, 1879-82; Oakland (Pittsburgh), 1882-5. 1885-6, Professor of Mathematics in Allegheny College. 1886-8, Professor of Greek in the same. 1888-93, Pastor F'irst Church, Erie. Since 1893-, Pastor Smithfield St. Church.

1874-80, Superintendent of Schools, Greenville, O. 1880-3, Principal of High School, Lancaster, O. 1883-6, Principal High School, Chillicothe, O. 1886-92, Superintendent of Schools, Hillsboro, O. Died at Hillsboro, O., Sept. 8th, 1892.

1861-64, Private in 62d Ohio Vol. Infantry. 1874-84, Minister in the Ohio Conference. Died at Malta, O., Sept. 9, 1884, while pastor of the M. E. Church.

M. D., 1877, Miami Medical College. 1876-77, Resident Phj-sician in Cincinnati Hospital. 1882-90, Trustee of the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1877-90, Physician and Surgeon. Died at Delaware, O., March 12, 1890.

1874-5, Superintendent of Public Schools, Chesterville, O. 1875- 6, Superintendent of Schools, Seville, O. 1876-7, Superintendent of the Schools, Fredericktown, O. 1879-85, Attorney at Law, Caldwell, O. 1885-94, Clerk in Government employ, Washington, D. C. Died at Elyria, O., March, 1894.

S. T. B., 1877, Boston University. 1877-94, Minister in Cincinnati Conference, M. E. Church. 1894, Transferred to North Dakota Conference and stationed at Grand Forks.

'875-90, Minister in the Texas Conference of the M. E. Church. 1875-84, President of Wiley University. 1885-6, Professor of Languages, Orleans College, Neb. 1890-, Minister in the United Brethren Church. 1892-, President of Hartsville College.

1875-7, Student of Theology, Boston Universit3\ 1894-, Ministerial suppl)- within the bounds of the Cincinnati Conference of the M. E. Church.

1876-7, Principal of Rust University. 1877-8, Professor of Mathematics and Science, New Orleans L'niversity. 1879-82, President of the same. 1882-, Attorney at Law.

1875-79, Principal of High School, Portsmouth, O. 1879-81, Superintendent of Schools, Portsmouth. 18S1-85, Superintendent of Schools, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. J 885-93, Superintendent of Schools, Los Angeles, Cal. 1893, Retired on account of ill health. Died at Los Angeles, Cal., Aug. i, 1894.

D. D , 1887, Beloit University. 1878-S2, Pastor of High Street Congregational Church, Columbus, O. 1883-5, Pastor of Congregational Church, Newtonville, Mass. 1885-8, Pastor of Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, Md. 1888-, Pastor of Plymouth Church. 1893-, President of Armour Institute. Published " Metamorphosis of a Creed," " Transfiguration of Christ," " Phidias and Other Poems," " Monk and Knight."

1875-8, Superintendent of Schools, Chesterville, O. 1878-9, Superintendent of Schools, Worthington, O. 1883-5, Superintendent of Schools, Mt. Gilead, Ohio. 1885-, Attorney at Law. 1893-, Judge of Court of Common Pleas.

1880-89, Attorney at Law, Cincinnati, O. 1889, Removed to Iowa and continued in the practice of Law. Professor in the Law School of the State University of Iowa.

1875-6, Principal of High School, Norwalk, O. 1878-83, Principal of Schools, Gold Hill, Nev. 1881-3, County Superintendent for Storey County, Nev. 1883-7, State Superintendent of Public Instruction for Nevada. 18S4, First Vice-President International Congress of Education, New Orleans. 1887-9, Attorney at Washington for the selection of school lands for Nevada. 1887-, Engaged in placing " Investments."

A. B., 1874, Williamsport Dickinson Seminary. 1876-87, Missionary to India. 1886, Member of Educational Commission of Bombay Government. 1888-92, Preaching in Kansas and Oregon. 1892, Admitted to the Bar on examination before the Supreme Court of Oregon. 1892-4, Practiced Law in Oregon City, Oregon. 1894-, Devoting his time to Preaching, Lecturing and Literary Work.

1878-9, Superintendent of Schools, Spring Valley, O. 1879-80, Superintendent at Loveland, O. 1880-2, Principal of High School, Wilmington, O. 1882-6, Superintendent at Loveland, O. 1886-9, Superintendent at Morrow, O. 1889-90, Superintendent at College Hill, O. 1890-3, First Assistant Principal Second Intermediate School, Cincinnati, O. 1893-, Teacher of Physics and Chemistry, Hughes High School, Cincinnati. Residence, Loveland, O.

M. D., 1882, Ohio Medical College. 1876-80, Principal of High Schools, Logan and Circleville, O. 1892-93, Professor of Theory and Practice, Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery'. 1893-94, Professor of Materia Medica, Miami Medical College. Physician. Residence, Avondale, O.

1862, Private in the 14th Ohio Vol. Infantrj-. 1876-81, Minister in the Central Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1881, Withdrew from the active Ministry' on account of continued ill health. 1883-7, Superintendent of Schools, Archbold, O. 1887-92, Probate Judge of Fulton County, O. IJied at Lakeside, O., August 10, 1892.

1,1,. B., 1881, Cincinnati I,aw School. 1876-81, Principal of High Schools, Kenton and Bucyrus, O. 1882-86, Attorney at Ivaw, Kenton, O. 1886-91, Principal of Hit^ii School, Winfield, Kas. 1891-, Superintendent of the same.

B. D., 1877, Ursinaw College. 1877, Licensed to Preach by the Classis of the Reformed Church, Philadelphia. Pastor at Norristown, Pa., 1877-83 ; Grace Reformed in Philadelphia, 1883-8; Trinity Reformed, Mechanicstown, Md. 1888-92, Pastor of Landisburg, Pa. 1892-, Pastor of the Reformed Church at P'ulton, Mich. 1893-, Editor of Truth.

1876-83, Student of Civil Engineering. 1883-4, Surveyor for Wyandotte County, Kas. 1884-6, City Engineer. Died at Wyandotte, Kas., March 30, 1888.

1877-80, Superintendent of Public Schools, Gambier, O. 1880- 83, Principal of High School, Mt. Vernon, O. 1883-87, Superintendent of Public Scljools, Cadiz, O,^ Cashier of Baii>^ _y /'^

S. T. B.. 1879. Boston University. 1879-81, Missionary to Nevada. 1881-83, Made a Tour of the World in company with his brother (No. 562). 1883, Missionary to New Mexico. 1883, Transferred to the California Conference, M. E. Church. 1894-, Presiding Elder of Napa District.

1877-79, Principal of Fostoria Academy. 1879-82, Principal of High School, Lancaster, O. 1882-83, Vice-President and Acting President of Ashland College. 1883-87, Superintendent of Public Schools, Cambridge, O. 1892-, Superintendent of Public Schools, Lancaster, O.

1877-9, Superintendent of Schools, Upper Sandusky, O. 1880, Travelling in California. 1882-4, Superintendent of the Continental Oil & Transportation Company. 1884-8, Guardian of Yosemite and Mariposa Big-Tree Grants. Secretary City Street Improvement Company,

M. D., 1882, Miami Medical College. 1881-82, Resident Physician at Cincinnati Hospital. 1884-86, Health Officer and Police Surgeon, Columbus, O, Physician. 1892-, Professor at the Ohio Medical University.

M. D., 1880, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore. 1880-81, Resident Physician, Maternity Hospital, Bakimore, Md, 1885-87, Professor of Diseases of Children, Baltimore Polyclinic. Member of American Medical Association. Member of the American Academy of Medicine. Member of the American Public Health Association. Member of the National Association of Railway Surgeons. Inspector for the State Board of Health of Pennsylvania. Physician and Surgeon to the Lewis & Yates Coal Mining Company, and to four railroad companies in Pennsylvania.

M. D., 1879, St. Louis Medical College. 1879-80, Assistant Physician in St, Louis Hospital. 1880-3, Demonstrator of Anatomy. Professor of Anatomy and now Professor of Diseases of Nervous System, St. Louis Medical College. Physician and Specialist of Nervous Diseases.

1877-88, Minister in the Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1888, Transferred to the Central Ohio Conference, and stationed at St. Paul's Church, Toledo. 1894, Transferred to the Erie Conference, and stationed at Erie, Pa.

M. D., 1S80, University of New York City. 1881-84, Assistant Secretary of State Board of Health of Illinois, and Editor of the Annual Reports, " Regulating the Practice of Medicine." 1884-87, Member of State Board of Health. 1894, Delegate from Illinois to the International Medical Congress at Rome. 1894, President of Capitol District Medical Society. Surgeon to St. John's Hospital. Consulting Surgeon, Wabash Hospital. Treasurer, State Medical Society.

1877-8, Instructor in Latin and Greek, Alvarado Institute. 1878- 80, Associate 'Editor Journal of Commerie. 1879-80, Professor of English in Erziehung's Institute. 1882-3, Resident Physician, St. Louis Hospital. 1883-5, Clinical Assistant, Missouri Medical College. 1892, Traveling in Europe, where he claimed to have discovered a cure for Cholera. Physician.

1880-1, Resident Physician of Woman's Hospital, Baltimore. 1881, Removed to Minnesota. 1881-, Professor of Nervous Diseases in Minnesota College Hospital. 1894, Special Student in the Hospitals and Asylums of Evtrope. Physician.

1877-8, Instructor in Latin, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1880, admitted to the bar and entered upon the practice. 1881, published "The Common Law in the United States." Attorney at Law. Insurance Adjuster.

1877-83, Superintendent of Public Schools, Germantown, Amanda, and Eaton, O. President Board of Trustees, Cincinnati Hospital. Professor of Gynecology, Woman's Medical College of Presbyterian Church. Gynecologist to Christ's Hospital, Good Samaritan Hospital and Presbyterian Hospital. Physician and Gynecologist.

1878-80, Associate Principal of Danville Institute. 1880-2, Superintendent of Public Schools, Vaudalia, 111. Died at Danville, 111., July I, 1882.

1878-81, Associate Principal of Danville Institute. 1880-6, Superintendent of Schools, Albert Lea, Minn, where he died on November 26. 1886.

1878-80, Instructor Chickering Acadeny, Cincinnati, O. 1880-2, Student Art Schools, New York City. 1882-7, Drawing for Lithographing and Engraving, Cincinnati and Minneapolis. 1887-90, Post-graduate student in Physics, University of Minnesota.

1890-91, Instructor of Chemistry and Physics, Macalister College, St. Paul, Minn. 1891-, Instructor of Chemistry and Physics, and Supervisor of Sciences in the Minneapolis High Schools.

1878-80, Student of Law, Bedford, Pa. 1882, Deputy Register, Recorder and Attorney for Commissioners of Bedford County. Died at Bedford, Pa., July 16, 1883.

1879-81, Teacher in the Grammar School, Marysville, O. Married Oscar Baker, November 30, 1882. Removed from Delaware, O., to t California in 1894.

1878-81, Minister in the Ohio Conference of the M. E. Church. 1881-85, Local Preacher and Evangelist. 1885-, Engaged in business. North High St.

M D., 1881, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore, Md. Physician and Surgeon to the Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal & Iron Company, and Railroad.

1879-82, Tutor of Mathematics, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1882-84, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics in same. 1883-, Registrar at Monnett Hall. 1884-, Professor of Mathematics.

Ph r» , 1883, Baker University. 1879-82, Superintendent of Public Schools, Hamilton, O. 1884-87, State Commissioner of Common Schools for Ohio. 1887-89, President of Nevada State University. Principal of Santa Monica High School. 1893-4, Superintendent of Los Angeles Public Schools. Admitted to the practice of Law by the Supreme Courts of Ohio, Nebraska and California. 1894-, Superintendent of Schools.

1879-80, Principal of Grammar School, Warren O. 1880-3, Superintendent of Schools, Hanging Rock, O. 18,83-4, Principal of High School, Ironton, O. 1884-7, Superintendent of Schools, Waverly, O. 1887-8, Student of Mathematics and Engineering, Harvard University. 1888-94, Principal of St. Albans Academy. 1894-, Civil Engineer.

1882-3, Assistant in High School, Carey, O. 189 1-4, Teacher of Modern Languages, Delaware Public Schools. 1894-5, Student of Modern Languages and Philosophy, University of Ziirich, Switzerland. 1886, Published a volume of Poems, entitled " Song- Waifs."

] 880-2, Superintendent of Schools, Loveland, O. 1882-88, Superintendent of Schools, Batavia, O. 1888-, Superintendent of Schools of Madisonville.

1879-82, Editor of Richwood Gazette. 1882-94, Professor of Ancient Languages, Adrian College. 1890-2, Special Student in German Universities. 1894-95, Acting Professor of Greek, Illinois Wesleyan University.

D. D., i?93, Pennsylvania College. 1879-, Minister in the Philadelphia Conference, M. E. Church. 1871-6, Professor of Elocution and Latin, Courtland-Saunders College, Philadelphia.

1880-1, Missionary Teacher at Para, Brazil. 1881-2, Professor in Collegio Marquez de Santa Cruz. 1882-3, President of the same. 1883-4, Traveling on the Amazon. 1885-, Engaged in business.

B. D., 1881, Drew Theological Seminary. 1882-89, Minister in New York Conference, M. E Church ; 1889- Minister in Cincinnati Conference. 1894-, Pastor of Norwood and Ivanhoe Appointment.

1879-82, Student of Theology, Princeton University. 1882, Minister in the Presbyterian Church. Stationed at Worthington, O., 1882- 3, Central College, O. 1883-5, Carbondale, Pa., 1885-.

C. E., 1881, University of Michigan. 1881-4, Civil Engineer. 1884-91, Ivand Attorney and Banker, Ashley, N. Dak. 1889-90, Member of First Legislative Assembly of North Dakota. 1891-4, Attorney at Law, Ashley, N. Dak. 1894-, Removed to Ohio.

B. D., 1882, Drew Theological Seminarj-. 1879-82, Student of Theology-, Drew Seminarv-. 1882-, Minister in the Cincinnati Conference, M. E. Church. 1893-, Pastor of First M. E. Church.

Ph. C, 1882, University of Michigan. 1879-82, Post-graduate Student at Michigan University. 1882-4, Engaged in business in Indianapolis, Ind. 1884-, Druggist.

1879-81, Teacher in State Reform School. 1881-4, Instructor of German, Portsmouth High School. 1884-9, Superintendent of Schools, Greenfield, O. 1889-, Civil and Consulting Engineer.

D. D., 1888, Ohio University. 1879-87, Minister in the Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1887- 91, Minister in Tennessee Conference. 1891, Minister in the West Virginia Conference. 1891-, Pastor Fourth Street M. E. Church.

1879-83, Professor of I^atin, Farmers' College, College Hill, Ohio. 1884-94, State Agent and Adjuster of Iviverpool, London, and Globe Insurance Company. 1894-, General Adjuster for the Norwich Insurance Company.

1879-84, Superintendent of Public Schools, Spring Valley, Findlay (Special District No. 9), South Charleston. 1884-, Superintendent of Troy Public Schools.

1879-83, Assistant Editor of Pittsburg Christian Advocate. 1885-, Editor of The Voice. Published "Pulpit and Grave," "Stories in Rhyme for Holiday Time," and "Prohibition, the Principle, the Policy, the Party."

M. L. A., 1875, Ohio Weslej-an Female College. The first woman to graduate from the Classical Course of the Ohio Wesleyan University. Married Stephen T. Dial (No. 783), May 25, 1881.

Married J. F. Baker (No. 772), in 1879. 1880-3, Professor of English Literature in Baker University. 1884-5, Principal of High ' School, Clay Center, Kas.

1880-3, Professor Natural Sciences, Baker University. 1883-91, Superintendent of Schools, Clay Center, Kas. 1891-2, Principal of High School, Pueblo, Colo. 1892-, Superintendent of Schools.

1880-4, Minister in the Ohio Conference, M. E. Church. 1880-1, Sharonville Circuit. 1881-2, Washington Circuit. 1882-4, Supernumerary, owing to ill health. 1884, Transferred to the Cincinnati Conference and stationed at New Moorefield. 1885-6, Mingo. 1886, Supernumerary, when he removed to Colorado and California, Died at Springfield, O., Nov. 20, 1892.

1880-2, Teacher in Grammar School, Marysville, O. 1882-5, Teacher in High School, Mansfield. 1886-9, Principal in High School, Marion. 1889-, Teacher in High School at Columbus. Also Special Student in State University in German and Physiology.

1881-84. Principal of MarionviUe Collegiate Institute. 1884-6, Student in Yale University. Minister in the Congregational Church. 1886-, Pastor of First Congregational Church.