SMITH, HOWARD CASWELL-Commercial Paper, 26 Pine street, New York City; residence 180 West 59th street. Born in New York City, Feb. 19, 1871. (Son of Charles Stewart and Henrietta H. [Caswell] Smith.) Educated in private schools and at Harvard ('93). (Married Miss K. L. Moen, 1898.) Entered the brokerage office of Charles Hathaway & Co., Jan. 1, 1894; member of the firm since Jan. 1, 1897. Treasurer Mossberg & Granville Mf'g Co. of Providence, R. I.; trustee Franklin Savings Bank and New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. Member Harvard, Union League, New York Yacht, Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht, Riding, University, Mendelssohn Glee and Lawyers' Clubs, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Chamber of Commerce, Harvard Alumni Association, Sons of the American Revolution, Society of Colonial Wars and Squadron "A," N. G. N. Y. (since 1894).

SMITH, IRVING-Watch Case Manufacturer, 21 Maiden lane, New York City; residence East Orange, N. J. Born in Brooklyn, N. Y., Nov. 27, 1859. Educated in Germany. (Married.) Formerly director American Waltham Watch Co. of Waltham, Mass. Treasurer and general manager Crescent Watch Case Co. of Newark, N. J.; treasurer Eastham (Mass.) Cranberry Co. Member Reform Club, Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn, Essex County (N. J.) Country and Orange Clubs and New England Society of Orange.

SMITH, ISAAC TOWNSEND-Consul-General, 1 East 39th street, New York City; residence Union League Club. Born in Boston, Mass., March 12, 1813. Educated at Norwich (Vt.) University. (Single.) Supercargo to East Indies, 1834-40; Presidential Elector at the second election of Abraham Lincoln, 1864; president Metropolitan Savings Bank, New York City, 1874-85; commissioner of immigration, Port of New York, 1878-84. Consul-general for Siam at New York City since 1881. Member Union League and Lotos Clubs, New York Genealogical and Biographical and New England Societies, Society of American Authors, National Academy of Design and Metropolitan Museum of Art.

SMITH, JAMES B.-Undertaker, 444 Eighth avenue, New York City; residence 353 West 31st street. Born in New York City, July 14, 1834. Educated in public schools. (Married.) Was sexton for twentythree, and trustee for ten years of the Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church; secretary of Merchants' Lodge, F. & A. M., for ten years, and of Continental Lodge, F. & A. M., for ten years; treasurer New York City Undertakers' Association for ten years; was founder of Ivy Lodge, A. O. U. W., of Knickerbocker Lodge of Knights of Honor, and of Vine Lodge No. 64, E. O. M. A. Trustee in Colfax Council, Royal Arcanum, for many years, and its chaplain for two years. President New York City Undertakers' Association; financial secretary Immediate Relief Association of Colfax Council No. 1220, R. A.; secretary New York State Undertakers' Association, 71st Regiment Veteran Association and Relief Association of same; financial reporter Knickerbocker Lodge No. 414, Knights of Honor; finanical agent Old Wayne Mutual Life Association of Indianapolis, Ind.; financier Ivy Lodge No. 284, A. O. U. W.; delegate to Masonic board of relief from St. Cecile No. 568, F. & A. M.; representative to the Hospital Bed Fund of the Royal Arcanum. Member and one of the founders Royal Arcanum Wheelmen.

SMITH, JAMES CLINCH-Lawyer, Smithtown. Born in Smithtown, April 3, 1856. Educated at Columbia College and Law School. Member Riding, Union, Country, New York Yacht, Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht and Metropolitan Clubs and Metropolitan Museum of Art.

SMITH, JAMES D.-Liquor Importer, 571 Hudson street, New York City; residence 51 West 86th street. Born in Smithtown, L. I., Aug. 17, 1852. Educated in New York City. (Married.) Member of the firm of Smith & Darling. Director Home Bank. Member Colonial Club and Royal Arch Masons.

SMITH, JAMES DICKINSON-Broker, 71 Broadway, New York City; residence Stamford, Conn. Born in Exeter, N. H., Nov. 24, 1829. (Son of Rev. John and Esther Mary [Woodruff] Smith.) Educated in common schools. (Married Elizabeth, daughter of

Archibald Henderson of New York City, 1857.) Engaged in business for a time as a dry goods merchant. Established the banking and brokerage firm of Jameson, Smith & Cotting in New York City, which later became James D. Smith & Co., of which he has been senior member for almost forty years. Became a member of the New York Stock Exchange on July 24, 1868, and has served as its president for two terms. Was Treasurer of the State of Connecticut in 1882 and declined the nomination for Governor in the same year. Has been quite prominent in political affairs in Stamford, having represented his district in the State Legislature and was president of the City Council for four years. President and director Woodlawn Cemetery; treasurer and director Quicksilver Mining Co.; secretary and director Associates' Land Co. Member Union League, Players', New York, New York Yacht and Whist Clubs, New England Society, National Academy of Design (director) and Sons of the American Revolution.

SMITH, JOHN SABINE-Lawyer, 30 Broad street, New York City; residence 1425 Broadway. Born in Randolph, Vt., April 24, 1843. (Son of Dr. John Schoonner and Caroline [Sabine] Smith.) Educated at Orange County Grammar School and at Trinity College ('63). Studied law and was admitted to the Bar in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., in 1868. (Married.) Resident of New York City since 1868. Was a member of the Committee of Thirty which reorganized the Republican party in New York in 1894, and was active in connection with the Constitutional Convention held in the same year. Served as a commissioner appointed by the Supreme Court to determine whether a rapid transit railroad should be built in New York City, and has been a referee in many cases. Was president of the Republican County Committee of New York in 1893, and is now a member of the executive committee of the Republican State Committee. Treasurer East Side House; trustee Trinity College and of a society for the promotion of interest in churches, schools, colleges and seminaries. Member University, Republican, Lawyers', Quill, Church and Patria Clubs, Phi Beta Kappa and New England Societies, Trinity College Alumni, New York State Bar and National Bar Associations, Society of Medical Jurisprudence, Society of Political Science, Society of Colonial Wars and Association of the Bar of the City of New York.

SMITH, JOSEPH R.-Colonel and Assistant Surgeon General (retired), Governor's Island, New York City; residence 2300 De Lancey street, Philadelphia, Pa. Born in Sackett's Harbor, N. Y., April 18, 1831. Educated at the University of Michigan (A.M.) and University of Buffalo (M.D.). (Married.) Acting surgeon general United States Army, 1862; medical director Army of Arkansas, 1863: 7th Army Corps, 1864; 4th Military District, Vicksburg, 1867; Department of Texas, 1879; Department of Dakota, 1888; Department of Arizona, 1889; Department of California, 1892, and Department of the East, 1893; brevetted lieutenantcolonel "for superior ability and excellent management of the affairs of his department" and colonel "for meritorious services and devotion to the sick during the prevalence of the cholera" at Little Rock, Ark., Nov.

20, 1866; retired for age. April 18, 1895. Upon his retirement, Colonel Smith received an official recognition not granted in the case of any other officer. The chief of his corps sent him an official letter expressing for the officer and all his comrades of the medical corps "their appreciation of the services that you have rendered the corps and the government," mentioning these services more or less in detail. Vice-president American Medical Association, 1877-8, International Medical Congress, Washington, D. C., 1887, Section of Military and Naval Medicine and Surgery, Ninth International Congress; honorary president Section of Military Medicine and Surgery, Pan-American Medieal Congress, 1893; Section of Military Medicine and Surgery eleventh international Medical Congress, Rome, 1894, and of Section of Military Medicine and Surgery, thirteenth International Medical Congress, Paris, 1900; corporator of New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital, Author of "Researches on Diseases of Texas Cattle" and of papers on "Sickness and Mortality in the Army," "Retirement in the Army," "Duties of the Military Surgeons," in Wood's "Reference Handbook of Medical Science" and many other pamphlets and papers in the public press and in transactions of different medical associations and congresses. Member Army and Navy Club, United Service and Union League Clubs, of Philadelphia, Pa., Military Order of the Loyal Legion, Society of the Army of the Potomac, Society of the Army of the Tennessee, Society of the Army of Arkansas (vice-president), G. A. R., Erie County (N. Y.) Medical Society, Medical Association of Little Rock and Pulaski County, Ark. (honorary), American Medical, American Public Health, American Statistical (Fellow) and National Educational Associations, American Academy of Political and Social Science, Association for the Advancement of Science, American Academy of Medicine (Fellow), Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (honorary) and Geographical (associate) and Medical (honorary) Societies of California.

SMITH, LANGDON-Journalist, 154 Nassau street, New York City. Born in Kentucky, Jan. 4, 1858. Educated in common schools in Louisville. (Married Marie Antoinette Wright, 1891.) Served in the Comanche and Apache wars, and was a newspaper correspondent in the Sioux War. Went to Cuba for the "New York Herald" in 1895, and went through the island with Maceo's band of insurgents. Was correspondent in Cuba for the New York "Journal" during the SpanishAmerican War, and was present at the bombardments before Havana, the bombardment of Santiago and at the battles of El Caney and San Juan, Author of "On the Pan Handle" and of numerous short stories.

SMITH, LEONARD B.-Lawyer, 33 Pine street, New York City; residence 23 East 44th street. Educated at Yale. Member of the firm of Price & Smith. Member Yale Club,

SMITH, LEONARD OWEN-Manufacturer, 841 Broadway, New York City; residence 1742 Green street, Philadelphia, Pa. Born in Franklin, Conn. Educated at Norwich (Conn.) Academy. Vice-president Brainerd & Armstrong Co. Member Colonial Club, New England Society of Philadelphia, and Morristown Field Club of Morristown, N. J.

SMITH, MILLARD F.-Clothing Merchant, 1241 Broadway, New York City; residence 559 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn. Treasurer and director Smith, Gray & Co.; director Broadway Bank and Hamilton Trust Co. of Brooklyn. Member New York Club and Union League, Crescent Athletic, Oxford and Hanover Clubs of Brooklyn.

SMITH, MUNROE-Professor, 116th street and Morningside Heights, New York City: residence 115th street and Riverside Drive. Born in Brooklyn, N. Y., Dec. 8, 1854. Educated at Amherst College ('74), at Columbia College Law School and at the University of Göttingen, Germany ('80). Degrees of A.M. and J.U.D.

(Married.) Member of the faculty at Columbia University in the City of New York since 1880; instructor, 1880-3; adjunct professor of history, 1883-91; professor of Roman law and comparative jurisprudence since 1891. Contributor of articles on history and jurisprudence to various magazines and cyclopaedias. Member Authors' Club, Amherst College Alumni Association and Association of the Bar of the City of New York.

SMITH, NATHANIEL STEVENS - Lawyer, 120 Broadway, New York City; residence 550 Park avenue. Born in Southwick, Hampden County, Mass., July 4. 1847. Educated at Kingston (N. Y.) Academy, Phillips Exeter Academy and at Harvard ('69). (Married.) Specialist in law and contracts and surrogate's practice. Member University, Harvard, Lawyers', Larchmont Yacht and Barnard Clubs, State Bar and Blooming Grove Park Associations, American Geographical Society, Metropolitan Museum of Art and Association of the Bar of the City of New York.

SMITH, NELSON-Lawyer, 146 Broadway, New York City; residence 151 West 48th street. Born in Middletown, Delaware Co., N. Y., Sept. 29, 1832. (Son of Samuel Smith.) Educated at Delaware Academy and in New York City. (Single.) Admitted to the Bar in New York City in 1854, and shortly afterwards admitted to practice in the United States Supreme Court. Chairman of central branch, Irish National Land League, 1880-5; chairman of General Committee, Tammany Hall, 1890-4; Presidential Elector, 1892. Was a delegate to the State Constitutional Convention of 1894, and has been credited with many of the reforms effected by the Judiciary Article of the revised Constitution, notably the creation of the new Court-the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. One of the charter members (by act of the Legislature) of the Botanical Gardens now established in Bronx Park. Member of the firm of Grady, Smith & Crandall, and is counsel to several banks and financial institutions. Member Press and Democratic Clubs, Law Institute, Business Men's Democratic Association, Society of Medical Jurisprudence, New York State Bar and American Bar Associations and Association of the Bar of the City of New York.

SMITH, OLIVER DRAKE-Lawyer, 66 Broadway, New York City; residence Englewood, N. J. Born in New York City, June 7, 1854. Educated at Columbia College and Law School. (Married.) Member St. Anthony Club, Englewood (N. J.) Golf and Field Clubs and Delta Psi Fraternity.

SMITH, ORISON B.-Importer, 59 Frankfort and 21 Jacob streets, New York City; residence 3 East 124th street. Member Fulton, Church and Harlem Clubs and St. Nicholas Society.

SMITH, ORLANDO J.-President, 45 Park place, New York City; residence Dobbs Ferry. Born in Terre Haute, Ind., June 14, 1842. Educated at De Pauw University. (Married.) President and director American Press Association and Printing Telegraph News Co. Was major of the 6th Indiana Cavalry in Civil War and served in Army of Potomac, Army of the Ohio (9th Corps) and Army of the Cumberland (Cavalry Corps). Wounded near Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 3, 1864. Author of "A Short View of Great Questions." Member Lotos Club, Ardsley Casino of Ardsley-onHudson, Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity and Military Order of the Loyal Legion,

SMITH, OSGOOD-Lawyer, Mercaderes 4, Havana, Cuba; residence 27 West 44th street, New York City. Educated at Amherst and Harvard. Member Havana Charter Commission. Formerly captain in the United States Army. Member Reform, Harvard and Chi Psi Clubs, Engineer Corps, Association of the Bar of the City of New York, Sons of the Revolution, Amherst College Alumni Association and 7th Regiment, N. G. N. Y.

SMITH, P. MINTURN-General Contractor, 11 Broadway, New York City; residence 149 Greene avenue, Brooklyn. Born in Patchogue, L. I., May 21, 1847. Educated at Eastman's Business College. (Married.) President and director Finance Realty Trust Co. Was member of the firm of Milliken & Smith. Ex-president Standard Structural Co., builders of Bowling Green and Hudson buildings. Active in church and Sundayschool work.

SMITH, PHILIP SHERWOOD-Lawyer, 4 White Building, Buffalo; residence 46 Johnson's Park. Born in Buffalo, Nov. 22, 1863. Educated at Heathcote School, Buffalo; honorary degree of M.A. from Hobart College, 1898. (Married May L. Cushing, 1890.) Member of the firm of Wilson & Smith. Member University Club, New York Genealogical and Biographical and Dunlap Societies of New York City, American Geographical Society, and Society for Psychical Research of London, England.

SMITH, ROBERT A. C.-Merchant, 100 Broadway, New York City; residence 12 West 72d street. Member Union League, Republican, Atlantic Yacht, Colonial, Lawyers', New York Yacht, Adirondack League and Manhattan Clubs. Country Club of Westchester, Algonquin Club of Boston, Mass., and Genesee Valley Club of Rochester.

SMITH, ROBERT H.-Paper Manufacturer, 309 Broadway, New York City; residence 491 First street, Brooklyn. Born in New York City, Feb. 18, 1842. (Son of Alexander M. C. and Martha A. Smith.) Educated in city, private and public schools. (Married Josephine R., daughter of E. C. Sutherland of Cornwall, N. Y.) Supervisor of the town of Cornwall, 1884-5; member of the New York State Legislature, 1886-7. Now connected with the Chemical and Newton paper companies of Holyoke, Mass.; also treasurer of the Palisade Paper Co. of Hoboken, N. J. Member Military Order of the Loyal Legion, Volunteer Firemen's Association, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, Chancellor Walworth Lodge No. 241, F. & A. M., and Columbian Commandery No. 1, Mecca Temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.

SMITH, ROBERT HOBART - Retired, 542 West 150th street, New York City. Born in New York City, 1848. Educated at Trinity College. Member Trinity Alumni and Century Associations.

SMITH, S. NEWTON-Retired Merchant, 54 Exchange place, New York City; residence The WaldorfAstoria. Born in New York City, Feb. 11, 1836. (Son of Matthew Smith, partner of Richard M. Hoe, inventor of printing press.) (Married.) Was in business with the late Governor E. D. Morgan; was an executor of the estate of the late George D. Morgan. Exdirector Mercantile Library Association and Kings County Elevated R. R. Co.; ex-treasurer and ex-director Iron Steamboat Co. and Saratoga Lake R. R. Co.; ex-treasurer and ex-trustee West Presbyterian Church. Now treasurer and director Corralitos Co.; director Corralitos Co. of Colorado, Candelaria Co. of Colorado, and Central American Transit Co. Member National Academy of Design and American Geographical and New England Societies.

SMITH, S. SIDNEY-Lawyer, 59 Wall street, New York City; residence 105 East 38th street. Educated at Harvard ('70). Member Harvard and University Clubs, Century and Down Town Associations and Association of the Bar of the City of New York.

SMITH, STEPHEN-Physician, 640 Madison avenue, New York City. Born in Onondaga County, N. Y., Feb. 19, 1823. Educated in academies and at the New York College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University (M.D., '50). Member of the faculty at Bellevue Hospital, 1850-74; on editorial staff of the New York "Medical Journal," 1853-60, and of the "Medical Times," 1860-3. Has served as a member of State boards of health, lunacy and charities. Author of several works on surgery. Member City Club and New York Genealogical and Biographical Societies.

SMITH, TERRY-Lawyer, 63 Park row, New York City; residence 138 West 36th street. Born in Houston, Texas, Sept. 9, 1865. Educated at Columbia Law School. (Single.) Member of the firm of Holm & Smith. Member Western Society, Association of the Bar of the City of New York, and a Master Mason.

SMITH, THEODORE E.-Merchant, 450 Broome street, and President, 349 Broadway, New York City; residence 73 Pierrepont street, Brooklyn. Born in Brooklyn, Aug. 11, 1835. Educated in Brooklyn. (Single.) President and director Spencerian Pen Co.; director Astor Place Bank and Metropolitan Plate Glass Insurance Co. Member Union League, and Merchants' Clubs, and Hamilton and Marine and Field Clubs of Brooklyn.

SMITH, THOMAS C.-Insurance 59 William street. New York City; residence Plainfield, N. J. Born in New York City, March 18, 1857. Educated at Fort Washington French Institute, New York City. (Married.) Member Country Club of Parkhill,

SMITH, THOMAS E. VERMILYE-Secretary, 5 West 33d street, New York City; residence 38 East 30th street. Educated at Yale. Member Church Club, St. Nicholas Society, Society of Colonial Wars, Sons of the Revolution and Yale Alumni Association.

SMITH, THOMAS F.-Clerk, 32 Chambers street, New York City; residence 443 West 24th street. Born in New York City, July 24, 1865. Educated in public schools and at St. Francis Xavier and Manhattan Colleges. Stenographer to the Building Department, 1892-4; stenographer of the Eighth District Municipal Court, 1894-8; chief clerk of the City Court since 1898. Member Press, Democratic and Pequod Clubs, Tammany Society (secretary), State Stenographers' Association, Knights of Columbus and Catholic Benevolent Legion.

SMITH, THOMAS GUILFORD-Civil Engineer and Iron and Steel Manufacturer, 9 German Insurance Building, Buffalo; residence 489 Delaware avenue. Born in Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 27, 1839. Educated at Central High School of Philadelphia, and at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (M.A., C.E. and LL.D.). (Married.) President and director Boston Car Wheel Co., Philadelphia Car Wheel Co. and Pittsburg Car Wheel Co.; vice-president and director New York Car Wheel Works of Buffalo, St. Thomas (Ontario) Car Wheel Co. and Canada Iron Furnace Co. (Ltd.) of Montreal; treasurer and director Gruson Iron Works of New York; director Niagara Bank of Buffalo; sales agent Carnegie Steel Co. (Ltd.) of Pittsburg, and Latrobe Steel Co. Regent of the University of the State of New York. Member Buffalo, Liberal (vice-president), Saturn, Country, University (vice-president), Ellicott and Falconwood Clubs, St. Maurice Fish and Game Club of Montreal, Duquesne Club of Pittsburg. Grolier, Players' and Arts' Clubs of New York City, Pennsylvania Historical, Shakespeare, Pennsylvania Colonial, Pennsylvania, Buffalo Historical, National Geographic, Charity Organization (president) and Phi Beta Kappa (Hobart chapter) Societies, Buffalo Civil Service, American Economic and New York State Historical Associations, Buffalo Society of Artists, Buffalo Fine Arts Academy (president), Buffalo Merchants' Exchange, Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences, Franklin Institute of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences, American Protective Tariff League, American Society of Civil Engineers, American Institute of Mining Engineers, Sons of the Revolution. American Academy of Social and Political Science and Engineers' Society of Western New York.

SMITH, WALTER LLOYD-Supreme Court Justice, Elmira. Educated at Princeton ('77). Supreme Court Justice for the Sixth Judicial District for term expiring Dec. 31, 1902; also in the Third Department of the Appellate Division. Member Elmira City Club, and Princeton and University Clubs of New York City.

SMITH, WALTER MITCHELL-Dry Goods Merchant, 115 Worth street, New York City; residence Stamford, Conn. Born in Exeter, N. H., Feb. 13, 1837. (Son of Rev. John and Esther Mary [Woodruff] Smith.) Educated in public schools. (Married Elizabeth Leonard, daughter of Charles C. Wilcox of Illinois, 1860.) Member of the firm of Smith, Hogg & Gardner. Engaged in the dry goods business since 1862. Resident of Stamford since 1876. Trustee Good Will Homes at East Fairfield, Me., Life Line Mission of Brooklyn, N. Y., and of the Water Street Mission of New York City. Member Merchants' Club, New England Society, Sons of the American Revolution and Metropolitan Museum of Art.

SMITH, WILLIAM ALLEN-Treasurer, 52 Wall street, New York City; residence 102 East 57th street. Educated at Columbia College School of Mines ('68). Member University, Engineers' and Alpha Delta Phi Clubs, Columbia University Alumni and School of Mines Alumni Associations and American Institute of Mining Engineers.

SMITH, WILLIAM CHANDLER-Celluloid Manufacturer, 427 Broadway, New York City; residence 362 Washington avenue, Brooklyn. Born in Brooklyn, May 17, 1843. Educated in Brooklyn. (Married.) Manager sales department, Celluloid Co. of New York. Member New England Society and Brooklyn Club.

SMITH, WILLIAM PALMER-Banker and Broker, 96 Broadway, New York City; residence Plainfield, N. J. Member of the firm of Breese & Smith, and of the New York Stock Exchange. Member Players', St. Nicholas, Baltusrol Golf and Union Clubs.

SMITH, WILLIAM WHEELER-Architect, 7 Wall street. New York City; residence 17 East 77th street. Member Union League, Grolier and Lawyers' Clubs, American Geographical Society, American Museum of Natural History and Metropolitan Museum of Art.

SMITH, WILLIAM WICKHAM-Lawyer, 48 Exchange place, New York City. Born in New York City, Sept. 21, 1859. (Son of John A. and Mary [Lane] Smith.) Educated in public schools, at the College of the City of New York ('78) and at Columbia College Law School ('80). Practicing in New York City since 1880, and is now a member of the firm of Curie & Smith. Assistant United States District Attorney for the Southern District of New York, 1886-90. Was for a time counsel to the Manhattan Ry. Co., and was one of the counsel in the cases involving the constitutionality of the McKinley Tariff Act.

SMITH, WILMOT M.-Supreme Court Justice, County Court House, Brooklyn; residence Patchogue. Born in Suffolk County, N. Y., March 21, 1852. Educated at Cornell ('74). (Married Lizzie L. Mott, 1881.) District attorney of Suffolk County, 1885-91; County Judge, 1892-6. Justice of the Supreme Court of New York for Second Judicial District since Jan. 1, 1896, term expiring Dec. 31, 1909. Member Cornell University Club of New York City, and Brooklyn Club.

SMITH, WILTON MERLE-Presbyterian Clergyman, West 57th street and Broadway, New York City; residence 34 West 39th street. Born in Elmira, N. Y. Educated at Princeton ('77). (Married.) Pastor Central Presbyterian Church. Member Princeton, Union League, Tuxedo and University Clubs and Presbyterian Union.

SMITH, WING R.-Nurseryman, 904 West Genesee street, Syracuse; residence 601 Park avenue. Born in Syracuse, March 9, 1850. Educated at Cornell. (Married.) Vice-president Western New York Horticultural Society of Rochester; secretary and treasurer Lakeside Boulevard Association; treasurer Holstein Friesian Association of America; secretary Smith &

Powell Co.; director Salt Springs National Bank; trustee Syracuse Savings Bank and St. Joseph's Hospital. Member Lakeside Yacht and Boat (governor) and Citizens' Clubs.

SMITHERS, CHARLES-Broker, 37 Wall street, New York City; residence 180 West 59th street. Born in Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 5, 1874. Educated at Cornell ('94). (Single.) Member of the firm of F. S. Smithers & Co., and of the New York Stock Exchange. Director Central Foundry Co. Member New York Yacht, Larchmont Yacht and Knickerbocker Athletic Clubs and Down Town Association.

SMITHERS, CHARLES H.-Stock Broker, 3 Broad street, New York City; residence 269 Berkeley place, Brooklyn. Member of the firm of C. H. Smithers & Co, and of the New York Stock Exchange. Member Montauk Club of Brooklyn, and Down Town Association.

SMITHERS, CHRISTOPHER D.-Broker, 37 Wall street, New York City. Born in Montreal, Canada. Member of the New York Stock Exchange firm of F. S. Smithers & Co. Member Crescent Athletic, Dyker Meadow Golf and Marine and Field Clubs of Brooklyn, and Reform Club of New York City.

SMITHERS, FRANCIS S.-Broker, 37 Wall street, New York City; residence 180 West 59th street. Senior member of the New York Stock Exchange firm of F. S. Smithers & Co. Director Bankers' Trust Co. Member Metropolitan Club, Marine and Field Club, Ardsley Casino of Ardsley-on-Hudson, and Down Town Association.

SMYLIE, ADOLPHE E. Licorice Manufacturer, Lorimer and Bayard streets, Brooklyn; residence 48 Pierrepont street. Member of the firm of Young & Smylie. Member Crescent Athletic, Oxford, Excelsior, Manufacturers', Dyker Meadow Golf, Garden City Golf, and Shelter Island Golf Clubs.

SMYLIE, CHARLES A.-Licorice Manufacturer, Lorimer and Bayard streets, Brooklyn; residence 140 West 58th street, New York City. Born in Brooklyn, April 19, 1858. Educated at Temple Academy. (Married Julia Ely.) Member of the firm of Young & Smylie. Served as major of United States Volunteers. Author of "Points in Minor Tactics." Member Union League and Lotos Clubs, and Army and Navy Club of Washington, D. C.

SMYTH, CHARLES HENRY, JR. - Geologist, Hamilton College, Clinton. Born in Oswego, N. Y., March 31, 1866. Educated in common schools of Clinton, at School of Mines of Columbia University and at the University of Heidelberg, Germany. Degree of Ph.D. Professor of geology and mineralogy at Hamilton College. Assistant on the United States Geological Survey, and is in charge of the work in the Western Adirondacks for the New York Geological Survey. Fellow Geological Society of America and American Association for the Advancement of Science and member of the American Institute of Mining Engineers.

SMYTH, FREDERICK - Supreme Court Justice, County Court House, New York City; residence 15 West 46th street. Born in County Galway, Ireland, 1832. (Son of Matthew Thomas Smyth.) Educated in Ireland. Came to the United States in 1849 and settled in New York City. Studied law in the offices of Florence McCarthy and John McKeon, and was admitted to the Bar in 1855. (Widower.) Served as Assistant United States District Attorney under John McKeon, 1855-7; commissioner of schools and member of the Board of Education, 1863-5; member of the law firm of McKeon & Smyth, 1857-79; Recorder of the City and County of New York, 1879-94; Supreme Court Justice since 1896 for term expiring Dec. 31, 1909. Was a delegate to the National Democratic Convention of 1876 and a Presidential Elector for Samual J. Tilden in 1877. Member Lotos, Manhattan and Democratic Clubs, Tammany Society, Association of the Bar of the City of New York and Liederkranz.

SMYTH, HERBERT C.-Lawyer, 99 Cedar street, New York City; residence 347 West 71st street. Born in New York City, Dec. 19, 1870. Educated in New York City. (Married.) Member of the firm of Nadal, Smyth, Carrère & Trafford. Member Manhattan and

Colonial Clubs, New York Historical Society, Society. of Medical Jurisprudence, Sons of the American Revolution and Association of the Bar of the City of New York.

SMYTH, PHILIP A.-Real Estate, 11 Pine street, and 111 Broadway, New York City; residence 57 East 127th street. Member Catholic, New York Athletic, Democratic, Harlem Rowing and Sagamore Clubs, Tammany Society and American Museum of Natural History.

SMYTH, SIDNEY L.-Broker, 35 Wall street, New York City; residence 185 Joralemon street, Brooklyn. Born in New York City, Aug. 24, 1858. (Married.) Senior member of the firm of B. L. Smyth & Co., and of the New York Stock Exchange. Member Reform Club, and Crescent Athletic and Hamilton Clubs of Brooklyn.

SMYTH, WILLIAM G.-Theatrical Manager, 1402 Broadway, New York City; residence 340 Manhattan avenue. Born in St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 19, 1854. Educated at Washington University, St. Louis. (Married.) Member of the firm of Smyth & Rice. Member Lambs' Club.

SMYTHE, WILLIAM G.-Hardware Manufacturer, 45 Chambers street, New York City; residence 61 East 78th street. Born in Easton, Md., Dec. 14, 1841. Educated in New Britain, Conn. (Married.) Director Russell & Erwin Mf'g Co. Member Hardware Club, New Britain Club and Seventh Regiment Veteran Association.

SNIFFEN, CULVER CHANNING-Deputy Paymaster-General, United States Army, Equitable Building, Denver, Colo.; residence 202 West 103d street, New York City. Born in New York City, Jan. 1, 1844. Educated in Brooklyn, N. Y. (Married.) Assistant secretary to President Grant, March 4, 1873 to March 3, 1877; major and paymaster, March 4, 1877 to March 31, 1899; lieutenant-colonel and deputy paymaster-general, United States Army, since March 31, 1899. Member Army and Navy Club of Washington, D. C., and Sons of the American Revolution.

SNIFFEN, ELIJAH-Surveyor, 21 Park row, New York City; residence White Plains. Connected with the Department of Public Works of the City of New York. Member New York Athletic Club, New England Society and Sons of the Revolution.

SNIFFIN, FRANK L.-Secretary, 198 Montague street, Brooklyn; residence 39 Montgomery place. Secretary Manufacturers' Trust Co. Member Crescent Athletic and Montauk Clubs.

SNOW, BENJAMIN B.-Educator, Auburn; residence 10 Grover street. Born in Orleans, Mass., 1830. Educated at Hamilton College. (Married.) Superintendent of schools of Auburn. Director Cayuga County Savings Bank. President City Club; vicepresident Cayuga Historical Society; trustee Seymour Library, City Hospital and Fort Hill Cemetery Association. Has been county clerk of Cayuga County and provost marshal of Twenty-fourth Congressional District.

SNOW, ELBRIDGE GERRY Insurance. 119 Broadway, New York City; residence 155 West 58th street. Born in Barkhamsted, Conn., Jan. 22, 1841. Educated at Fort Edward Institute. (Married.) Vicepresident Home Insurance Co. Formerly director Home Insurance Co. and Metropolitan Bank, and trustee North River Savings Bank. Member Lotos and Insurance Clubs, Ardsley Casino of Ardsley-on-Hudson, American Geographical and New England Societies, American Museum of Natural History and Metropolitan Museum of Art.

SNOW, ELBRIDGE GERRY, JR.-Insurance. 58 William street, New York City; residence 57 West 75th street. Born in Waterbury, Conn., Nov. 16, 1867. Educated at Columbia ('89), Columbia School of Mines ('91), and Columbia Law School. (Married.) Secretary of the Suburban Underwriters' Association. Member Fencers' Club, Deal Beach (N. J.) Golf Club and Ardsley Casino of Ardsley-on-Hudson.

SNOW, FREDERICK A.-Lawyer, 15 Wall street, New York City; residence Tuxedo Park. Born in New

York City. Educated at Princeton ('75). (Married.) Member University, Lawyers', City, Princeton and Tuxedo Clubs and Association of the Bar of the City of New York.

SNOW, FRED W.-Iron Manufacturer, Hillburn. Born in Woonsocket, R. I., Sept. 12, 1853. Educated at Troy Polytechnic Institute. (Married.) Superintendent, assistant treasurer and director Ramapo Iron Works; secretary Standard Equipment Co.: treasurer Rockland Electric Co. and Mountain Spring Water Co.. Member Engineers', Knickerbocker Athletic and New York Railroad Clubs of New York City, Tappan Zee Yacht Club, New England Railroad Club and New England Society..

SNOW, HENRY SANGER - Capitalist, 15 Dey street, New York City; residence 270 Henry street, Brooklyn. Educated at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute ('78). President and director Cornwall International Bridge Co.; vice-president and director Ottawa and New York Ry. Co. of Canada; treasurer and director New York and New Jersey Telephone Co.; dlrector Evansville and Terre Haute R. R. Co., Evansville Belt Ry. Co. and New York and Ottawa R. R. Co. of New York. Member Barnard Club, Marine and Field, Dyker Meadow Golf and Hamilton Clubs of Brooklyn, University Club of Boston, Mass., Manufacturers' Association and Association of the Bar of the City of New York.

SNOW, WILLIAM DUNHAM-Lawyer, 25 East 14th street, New York City; residence Hackensack, N. J. Born in Webster, Mass., Feb. 2, 1832. Published the Rochester, N. Y., "Tribune," 1852-4. Removed to Arkansas and assisted in the equipment of a brigade of troops for the United States Army in 1862, but declined a commission as brigadier-general. Was a delegate to the Arkansas Constitutional Convention of 1863. Studied law at Columbia College Law School, and has practiced in New York City since his admission to the Bar in 1876.

SNOW, WILLIAM W.-Iron Manufacturer, 26 Cortlandt street, New York City; residence Hillburn. President and director Ramapo Iron Works. Member Engineers' and Lawyers' Clubs, New England Society, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, New York Railroad Men's Association and Metropolitan Museum of Art.

SNYDER, ALBERT WHITCOMB - Protestant Episcopalian Clergyman, Elmhurst, L. I. Born in Lisbon, N. Y., April 8, 1845. Educated at Racine College, Kenyon College and at Nashotah (Wis.) Theological Seminary. (Married Josephine M., daughter of Major Henry Smith, United States Army, 1875.) Deacon. 1866; priest, 1867. Has held pastorates in Chicago and Rockford, Ill., and in South Bethlehem and Wellsboro, Pa. Now pastor of the Protestant Episcopalian Church at Elmhurst.

SNYDER, CHARLES B. J.-Architect, 59th street and Park avenue. New York City: residence 337 East 190th street. Born in Stillwater, N. Y., Nov. 4, 1860. Educated in public schools. Studied architecture at Cooper Union in New York City. Superintendent of school buildings to the Board of Education of the City of New York since 1891. Member New York Chapter of the American Institute of Architects and American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers.

SNYDER, CHARLES E.-Lawyer, Herkimer. Born in Cherry Valley, N. Y., Nov. 23, 1893. Educated at Cornell. (Married.) Director Herkimer National Bank, Raquette Lake Ry. Co. and Thomas Hide and Leather Co. Member Transportation Club of New York City.