New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
OBITUARY..
MARTYN PAINE. NJ. y

DIR. Martyn Paine died Saturday morning
! al his home No SO East Fourthst. DIR. Payne was
| born July 10, 1894, at Wiamstown, W. HIS fatner'
| Elijah Paine. was a man who early In life, made his
ability recognized. From the Legislature OF his native
State he the bench OF the Supreme Court and
thence 20 tho United states Senate. The last forty
years OF hls ufe he passed United States Dstrct
Judge for Vermont Elijah Paine sent MS three
sons, Charles, Elijah tr., and Marlyn' 10 mar
ward, whore all graduated. Charles became
Governor OF Vermont. in which position he accomplished
great deal in aid OF the material prosperity OF the state
He was largely concerned in railroad enterprises, and
made an exploration of the Southern rOue TO the Pacific
Elijah jr. practeed law in this city FOR many years
lie is best known rs a law writer and COMPILER. lie
assisted Henry Wheaton, liz d., In HIS "Reports Of
the United States Supreme Court and was the author o
PaIne's United states Circu Reports" He and John
Duer published Practice In Civil Actions aud Proceed
incs in The state OF New-Yorz" From 1850 TO 1853 he
a JUDGE OF the superior Court.
1913 ana from the Harvard Medical School three
later For hc next six years he practccd h profession
Ills office was rst in Pne5i then In Bro9mest ana Il
obtained large practice among The wealthy tanl-
lies OF the city. and well known as SUCCESSFUL pby-
stefan long before he achieved reputation a. lecturer
Dr. PANE will be best remembered for his earnest
efforts ard complete success In securing me repeal p me
hi which made It penal offence 10 disSect human
body In 1871, he, with four others founded the
CIV of NewYory He was thereafter for years,
The Professor of tho Institutes Of Me,lcine ana
Ha'sca school "["' OF medicine M had been made three
years earlier but had failed in part through the 9ppos
ton Of the College OF Pnt scianS no surgeons purlhS
his connection with the Medical School, Whlch De hcp-
to establish. Dr. Paine wrote numnqr oi hngos@lant @
works among them, 4" The Cholera AsphyNia oI SOW,
York" "Madca and Physiological ommtniaile',,
"Maera Mcdca and Therapeutics" The inStlui'Ss @ on
Medicine" The Soul and Instinct DlShgusneu Ho,h
Matrrialisn" IN 1852 DR.. Paine pubsl ed ior prNale
circulation memoir Of his son. Robert Tr0nP PANE, IN
1886 hr contributed an eah0ra'c ESSAY on ih''ielrf
Geology The PrOcSf3lt EDtScOD0f OvuieTg hette"
coniDverting the geological iuterpFetitlon OF Ne
%
Dr.. Paine in 1914, chosen % sci before lhe cl
lanrc the raims and needs OF the Medical school ana
upon his representations yearly allowance OF $1,000
was made. In Sj3 d.. Paine AGAIN presented nW.1u W.,u
before TIE Legislature 10 petition Tor tDc ttd o tc
law OrbladIg dissection. He had long tlt me hecs-
shy # the repeal of the act, but he was IRE tat VINO
ever took active means to make dlssccilou. I,-
gal must encounter fierce opposition. Thc feel
ing against such movement was SO intense that IL nae
already caused several riots II was made question oi
religion n, well as OF proWieY am the IRON prJD
Gices were aroused by the proposal 70 ~ 'a me aF
After the most slant and uuWedll'o rh"rls " Iac
secured the repeal when be had Interested himself
About twenty he Withdrew from ie Medical
at once madc Professor Emcntaa ~ M1'e1a Mcea
and Therapeutics, md retained The position hniH
take a daily walk in Central Park and tn, habit he |
the accheEt which resulted III his death DuIlng
on 81 thcse "alHs inoul Iour Trrh3 a- t W. ii'&- I'M
cueI by dog which sudt My az MN, and i'Sn"
his balance. cl. frtcturng his elbow JOINT Tie walked
without assistance to the Roosevelt Hospital, on NY
ninth and pu, hm>pl under thp care of the Gc-Iet
ply -ican his nephew, Dr. Hoiatio Paine. AZ MS nd
y.iucci ~ such an accident oN'rclhc us Flti4 up /
after lingering feeble condition r about tOuf weeks
he tlIcd on SATURDAY al the age OF eighty-ihIso.
Tho conduct I'd from Marks Church, |
at -rcoudIvc. and lOt-St 9:}O Wednesday,
The body VIII hr taken Mount Auburn Cemetery, near
Boston, ana buried BE- side that OF Mrs Pane VINO dcd
q; h fortune which 10 not large he bequ atncd to ar
ward COLLEGE.