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B., Columbian University, 1874, Yale, 1875,Harvard, 1884, and RICHARD T. ELY, PH. B., Associate Professor of Political Economy. Columbia, 18i7; Ph.D. (Hon.), University of Leyden,1875; Ph.D. (Hon.), University of Heidelberg, 118 E. Fifth St. 1886; SeisiorProfessor of Mathematics, U. S. Navy; Superintendent ofthe American Ephemeris and Nautical Alman~e, Washington; Associate, Royal Astrousmical Society,1872; Corresponding Mem- A. B., Columbia College, 1876, and A.M., 1879; Fellow ofColumbia College, 1876-79; Ph. B., Univer- her, Institute of France, 1874; Foreign Memberof the Royal Society of London and Member ofthe sity ofHeidelberg. 1879. Academiesin Berlin, St. Petersburg, Munich, Stockholm, Amsterdam, etc.; Edotor ofthe Asnersean Jounesal of Mutlseosatics. GEORGE HENRY EMMOTT, A. N., Associate Professor of Logic and Ethics, and IRA RENSEN, N. B., PH. B., Professor of Chemistry, and Director of the Chemical Lecturer on Roman Law. 304 W. Lanvale St. A. B. and LL. 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