, 1875-08-15
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roatnn MAss will occasion very general sorrow,
a. he VIE widely known, both in this country
.nd abroad, As one Of the most eminent men in
The nrofess,ou. He Was = ineal descendant Of
pnxAsp WHs1ow. Governor Of Plymouth COL
oov in 1858, snd WIS born in Boston in 1893. He
r7.auated 1t Harvard in 1918, and studied medl-
zine sud surgery under Dr. JoHs c. WAnnEy IN
Roston. ABEnxE1Br in London, and DCrUr1EEy
IN Paris. BE early rose to great dis
fntion. and upon the death OF DR..
TARssx. WAS made Consulting Surgeon
of The Massachusetts General Hospital. Dur
ire his practice OF thirty-hve years he found
time to educate hundreds Of young men, many
Of whom are now eminent He Vas scholar as
veil Is working member OF his profession, and
Translated from the French ''GALL on the
Btuc:ure and Functions OF the Brain, edited
PAx1uxs Anatomy, and prepared Tor pub
hcation another work Oh Practical Anatomy.
Apat from his profession, his greatest interest
wa in Freemasonry, in which he rose
to the highest konors, and to which he
esya his constant devotion His public
career apart from his prominence as Mason 's
stated as follows he was Representative to the
General Court in 1895, 80. and 49, on9 Of the
Common Council of Boston in 1888; on the
6chool Committee 1889, 10. II. ~. 49, 81. '5s;
visitor of the United States Marine Hospital,
1855 70 1862; one Of the Overseers OF Harvard
College, 1856 to 1862 Consulting Physician OF
tas CITY, 1861 counsellor OF the Massachusetts
NedlcaI Society member OF the American Ned
ical Society Of Paris President Of the New En-
ysnd Historic-Genealogical Society, 1861 to 1856.
sis SUCCESSOR being the late Gov. ANDREW.
COL ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
rn1 n 4 the oldARE Of f0UT
,,rrix;,, a,,a 1T A1F1AspER HAMILTON, the
e9n'NAs eono " "
AmencAn statesman, died 1e" oA}s Aso IL NC"
fo-k CITY in his niaetieth year. He WAS born
,r,c ,7ac .,3 ~rsdnatad at
u Ne" 'o1A. a1As ~ -e.S @ - 60.
Co'umbia College In ISL ne went 20 epa1u+
End uf,ire at the camp OF the DuEE or Wu11Sa-
49,, n, n.+t1s ~ ra;,ao1 In 1e12be
TON "inessee o'e 1910 y. 11a'
-s.u'nso ~ ~ - s4;a,, h~ ~ d;st;ngn;shed
~'n o.oes D.4s.-.' - ~, ca1ons,.v 1n
.4. -ana ~ w.. sa;,.aa ,-oo, ,ha F,or;aa land
T.~,-:.',eaa..s +.1. n-;th 1rdaa F1orn of 1ndiann
~ 1..5aa D. .r - w.sb;,oton and rendered
..ss..s1 - a,--;o. T1,a o,,v n,1;t,c., NJ
49,, ~ ara~ ho,s ..a that ~ Memher Of The
r.~re~k ..aa,,h1x n .ss varv fond of tha
49,. ~ ~ f..nea ur(ta tro.t;ses an the subiect.
.ns 49, h;s t,,oz,a31a IN nract;c.I 1,se bv A.
-a,nl.t;ao for+noe ~ ~ ooo ooo in stock and
.s.1 a....a e-ac,1.t;o,a rha Eev York World
.s,..as 49, 49, fo11ou;no incident of his life:
~ ~ -. ,nost interestinp adventures in hi. whole
~ VA : Tip through the States. with hiz coach
I'D h. ~fonr nleoded ne his @as ~. tH,,
nd = few ser7ants he listed Chicago, which xas
Hn mere village with ttngle hotel, and, passing on
uoSn Soraern lno a.*Eos 10 nt th1nnnh
Innessee, hnauy bringing up 1t Washington. During
til tip be WIS waited on BY many men Eno nao
~ eoe seT nnTne his Liter rea1z be ofen spoke of
h adventure with greet deal ct zest, sad would en-
tsasn listeners for hours With naffsnon o1 5ne H.
ntd n that year. L1xcoLs WAS then young man,
70 .hea seen ey Col 4AnL1oa W. afin ns
1e1a III he otber 1ill.ec youth. col. HA,u17oa