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Johns Hopkins University Circulars. tances may be sent to the Johns Hopkins University (Pub- The University Circulars are published at convenient intervals lication Agency,) Baltimore, Maryland. during the academic year for the purpose of communicating intel- 74 JOHNS HOPKINS [No. 48. LIST OF STUDENTS IN THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY DURING ITS FIRST TEN YEARS. 1876—86. CORRECTED TO MARCH 31, 1886. ABBREVIATIONS. A Associate. C = Candidate for Matriculation. G S = Graduate or University Scholar. M = Matriculated Student. A Prof. = Associate Professor. C Z L = Ch( sapeake Zodlogical Laboratory. H S = Hopkins Scholar. P M Student in course Preliminary to As’t = Assistant. F = Fellow. H H S = Honorary Hopkins Scholar. Medicine. Ast Prof. = Assistant Professor. F by C = Fellow by Courtesy. Instr. = Instructor. S = Special Undergraduate Student. Bait. C. C. = Baltimore City College. G = Graduate Student. Lect. = Lecturer. WS = Washington Scholar. EXAMPLE. BaIt. C. C. 1876 (Graduate of Baltimore City College, 1876) A. B.80, Pb. ID. 83 (Bachelor of Arts, and Doctor of Philosophy, Johns Hopkins University, 1880 and 1883) M 77-SO (Matriculated Student J. H. U., 1877-SO) G S 80-81 (Graduate Scholar J. H. U., 1880-81) F 81-83 (FellowJ. H. U., 1881-83). Where no place or station is named the Johns Hopkins University may he understood. The present residence is, in most cases, given after the name; in cases where this is not known, the residence at the time of the student’s connection with the University is stated. The residence, as recorded in the current Register, is given in the case of students now connected with the University. Deaths are indicated by an asterisk *~ The names of a few persons who were appointed to Fellowships but did not hold that position, are included in the list. Abbott, Alexander Crever (Bait. C.C., M. ID. Arthur, XVilliamHenry (M.D. Univ. Md.76), Birckhead,Lennox, C76-7, K 77-8,Toledo, 0. and Harv. 85), F by C 85-6, Physician, Univ. Md. 84), G 85—6, Physician, Balti- (577-8, Ast Surgeon U. S. A. Birmey, Hermaman Hoffman,PK 84-5, Wash- Bay View Asylum (Insane Dept.), Balti- more. Artz, Charles Walter (A .B. 84), C 79-80,82-3, ington, ID. C. more. Abel, John J. (Pb. B. Mich. 81), G 83-4, Stu- K 83-4, Student of Law, Columbia Coil. Bissing, Gustav (Bait. C. C., A, B. 82, Ph.D. Brice, Paul McDonald (A. B. Erskine 83), (5 dent in Leilsic, Germany. New York. 85), 5 78-82, K 82, (5 5 82-3, F 834, F by C 83—4, Winnaboro, S. C. Aber,XVillians Martin (A. B.Yale 78), G 84-3, Atkinson, Isaac Edmondson (H. ID. Univ. 84-5, Ast Examiner U. S. PatentOffice. Brigham, Charles Pliny, C 85—6, Baltimore. XV aterhury, Coon. Md. 65), G 76—7, Physician, Baltimore. Black, Charles H. (U. S. N.Acad. 65), (584-5, Bright, James Wilson (A.B. Lafay. 77,Ph. ID. Adams, Frank Dawson (B. S. McGill Univ. Atkinson, Thomas (B. Litt. Univ. Va. 80, Lient. Commander, U. S. N., Baltimore. 82), (5 79—80, F 80—2, Ast 82—3, F by C 84—5, 78), (5 83-4, Litbologist, Geol. Survey of A. M. Va. 81), (5 81—2, Clergyman, P. E. Black, James William (Bait. C. C. 85), C and Instr. Cornell 85, Instr. 85—6, Baltimore. Canada, Ottawa. Church, Baltimnore. Ni 85-6, Baltimore. Brill, Charles Comustock (A. B. Syracuse 85), Adams, Henry Carter (A. B. Iowa CoIl. 74, Ayres, Brown (S.B. StevensInst. 78),G78—9, Blair, William Allen (A. B. Haverf. 81 and (585—6, Ilion, N. Y. A. M. Iowa 77, Ph. ID. 78), F 76-8. Instr. F 79—80, Prof. Physics, Umsiv. La. 80—4, Harv. 82), (585-6, High Point, N. C. Brinton, Daniel Lord (LL. B. Univ. Md. 83), Pol. Econ.79-81, Lect. Pol. Econ.Univ. of Prof. Physics, TulaneUniv.New Orleans. Bland, John C., Memb. Am. S. C. E., (5 5 79—82, Atty at Law, Baltimore. Mich. 80—, Lect. and A. Prof. Pol. Econ. Ayres, Philip Wheelock (Pb. B. Cornell 84), 79-83, Civil Engineer, Philadelphia. Bristol, George Prentice (A. B. Ham. 76), (5 Cornell, 79—, Ithaca, N.Y. (585-6, Villa Ridge, Ill. Blandin, John Joseph (U. S. N. Acad. 82), 79—80, Ast Prof. Greek, Ham. Coil. Clin- Adams HerbertBaxter (AB. Amh. 72,Pb.D. Ensign U. S. N., (5 84-6, Selma, Ala. ton, N. Y. Heidelb. 76), Sec. Am. Hist.. Assoc., Corr. Baden, William Wilson (A. B. 81, LL. B. Bliss, Albert Nelson (A. B. Mich. 77), (585-6, Bromwehi, William, C 84—5, K 85—6, Port Memh. Mass. Hist. Soc., F 76-8, A 78-83, Univ. Md. 83), C 78—80, K 80—i, Atty at East Calais, Vt. Deposit, Md. A Prof. of Hist. 83-, Ed. Univ. Studies in Law, Baltimore. Bloomfield, Maurice (A.K. Furman77, Ph.D. Brooks,William Keith (A. B.Wins. 70, Ph.D. Hist. and Pol. Sd., Baltinore. Baker, Frank Marion, C 76—7, Bait. Co., Md. .79), F 78-9, A 81—3, A Prof. Sanak. 83—, Harv. 75), F 76, A 76—83, A. Prof. ofMor- Adams, Joseph Henry (A. B. Amh. 70), G 79- Baker, William Sebastian Graff, Jr., 5 82—3, Baltimore. phol. 83—, Director C Z L, Baltimnore. 80, Instr. Adeiphi Acad.,Brooklyn, N.Y. Baltimore. Boigiano, Walton, C 85-6, Waverly, Md. Broun, Philip Hopkins (Univ. Va. 76), (577— Adkins, Franklin Bache (Berkeley Div. Ballard, Henry Harold, K and H 5 85-6, Bond, Allen Kerr (A. B.80, K.ID. Univ. Md. 82,. Kiddlebnrg, Va. Sch.),S 79-80,Clergyman ofP. E. Church, Baltimore. 82), C 76-7, K 77-80, (5 84-5, Physician, Brown, Hamilton McFarland, K and H S Wiconico, Md. Barcroft, David (Pb.B. Cal. 82), GS 84-5, F Baltimore. 85-6, Baltimore. Adkins, William Hughielt (A. B. 82, LL. B. 85-6, Berkley, Cal. Bond, Beverly W., 5 77-8, 80-1, Minister K. Brown, John Wilson,Jr.