List of the Fellows and Foreign Honorary Members (Corrected to July, 1894)Source: Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Vol. 29 (May, 1893 -May, 1894), pp. 467-474Published by: American Academy of Arts & SciencesStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/20020577 .

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LIST

OF THE

FELLOWS AND FOREIGN HONORARY MEMBERS.

(Corrected to July, 189i.)

RESIDENT FELLOWS. ?189.

(Number limited to two hundred.)

Class I. ? Mathematical and Physical Sciences. ? 71.

Section I. ?7.

Mathematics.

Benj. A. Gould, Cambridge. Gustavus Hay, Boston.

Benjamin O. Peirce, Cambridge. John D. Runkle, Brookline.

T. H. Safford, Williamstown. William E. Story, Worcester.

Henry Taber, Worcester.

Section II. ?11.

Practical Astronomy and Geodesy.

Solon I. Bailey, Arequipa. Seth C. Chandler, Cambridge.

Alvan G. Clark, Cambridgeport. J. Rayn?r Edmands, Cambridge. Francis M. Green, Boston.

Henry Mitchell, Boston.

Edward C. Pickering, Cambridge. John Ritchie, Jr., Boston.

Edwin F. Sawyer, Brighton. Arthur Searle, Cambridge. O. C. Wendell, Cambridge.

Section III. ? 41.

Physics and Chemistry.

A. Graham Bell, Washington. Clarence J. Blake, Boston.

Francis Blake, Weston.

John H. Blake, Boston.

Samuel Cabot, Boston.

Arthur M. Comey, Cambridge. Josiah P. Cooke, Cambridge. Charles R. Cross, Boston.

Amos E. Dolbear, Somerville.

Thos. M. Drown, Boston.

Charles W. Eliot, Cambridge. Thomas Gaffield, Boston.

Wolcott Gibbs, Newport, R I.

Edwin H. Hall, Cambridge.

Henry B. Hill, Cambridge. Silas W. Holman, Boston.

William L. Hooper, Somerville.

Henry M. Howe, Boston.

Charles L. Jackson, Cambridge.

William W. Jacques, Newton.

Alonzo S. Kimball, Worcester.

Leonard P. Kinnicutt, Worcester.

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468 RESIDENT FELLOWS.

William R. Livermore, Boston.

Charles F. Mabery, Cleveland.

A A. Michelson, Chicago. George D. Moore, Worcester.

Charles E. Munroe, Washington. John U. Nef, Chicago. Robert H. Richards, Boston.

Theodore W. Richards, Cambridge. Edward S. Ritchie, Newton.

A. Lawrence Rotch, Boston.

Wallace C. Sabine, Cambridge. Charles R. Sanger, St. Louis.

Stephen P. Sharpies, Cambridge. Francis H. Storer, Boston.

Elihu Thomson, Lynn. John Trowbridge, Cambridge.

Harold Whiting, Berkeley, Cal.

Charles H. Wing, Edward S. Wood,

Ledger, N. C.

Boston.

Section IV. ?12.

Technology and

Eliot C. Clarke,

Gaetano Lanza, E. D. Leavitt, Hiram F. Mills, Cecil H. Peabody, Alfred P. Rockwell,

Andrew H. Russell,

Peter Schwamb,

Charles S. Storrow,

George F. Swain, William Watson,

Morrill Wyman,

Engineering.

Boston.

Boston.

Cambridgeport. Lowell.

Boston.

Boston.

Washington.

Arlington. Boston.

Boston.

Boston.

Cambridge.

Class II. ? Natural and Physiological Sciences. ? 57.

Section I. ?11.

Geology, Mineralogy, and Physics of the Globe.

Thomas T. Bouv?, H. H. Clayton,

Algernon Coolidge, William O. Crosby, William M. Davis,

Q. W. Huntington, Jules Marcou,

William H. Niles, John E. Pillsbury, Nathaniel S. Shaler,

Warren Upham,

Section II.

Botany.

William G. Farlow,

Charles E. Faxon,

George L. Goodale,

H. H. Hunnewell,

Benj. L. Robinson,

Charles S. Sargent, Arthur B. Seymour,

Boston.

Milton.

Boston.

Boston.

Cambridge.

Cambridge.

Cambridge.

Cambridge. Boston.

Cambridge.

Minneapolis.

Cambridge. Boston.

Cambridge.

Wellesley.

Cambridge. Brookline.

Cambridge.

Charles J. Sprague, Boston.

Roland Thaxter, Cambridge.

Section III.? 19.

Zoology and Physiology.

Alex. E. R. Agassiz, Cambridge. Robert Amory, Boston.

James M. Barnard, Milton.

Henry P. Bowditch, Boston.

Wm. Brewster, Cambridge. Louis Cabot, Brookline.

Harold C. Ernst, Boston.

J. Walter Fewkes, Boston.

Edw. G. Gardiner, Boston.

Samuel Henshaw, Cambridge.

Alpheus Hyatt, Cambridge. Theodore Lyman, Brookline.

Edward L. Mark, Cambridge. Charles S. Minot, Boston.

Edward S. Morse, Salem.

James J. Putnam, Boston.

Samuel H. Scudder, Cambridge. William T. Sedgwick, Boston.

James C. White, Boston.

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RESIDENT FELLOWS. 469

Section IV. ?18.

Medicine and Surgery.

Samuel L. Abbot, Boston.

Edward H. Bradford, Boston.

Arthur T. Cabot, Boston.

David W. Cheever, Boston.

Benjamin E. Cotting, Roxbury. Frank W. Draper, Boston.

Thomas Dwight, Boston.

Reginald H. Fitz,

Charles F. Folsom, Richard M. Hodges, Oliver W. Holmes,

Frederick I. Knight, Francis Minot,

Samuel J. Mixter,

Wm. L. Richardson,

Henry P. Walcott,

John C. Warren,

Henry W. Williams,

Boston.

Boston.

Boston.

Boston.

Boston.

Boston.

Boston.

Boston.

Cambridge. Boston.

Boston.

Class III. ? Moral and Political Sciences. ? 61.

Section I. ?10.

Philosophy and Jurisprudence.

James B. Ames,

Charles C. Everett,

Horace Gray, John C. Gray, G. Stanley Hall,

Nathaniel Holmes, John E. Hudson,

John Lowell.

Josiah Royce, James B. Thayer,

Cambridge.

Cambridge. Boston.

Boston.

Worcester.

Cambridge. Boston.

Newton.

Cambridge.

Cambridge.

Section IL ?20.

Philology and Arch ology.

William S. Appleton, Boston.

Charles P. Bowditch, Boston.

Lucien Carr, Cambridge. Franklin Carter, Williamstown.

Joseph T. Clarke, Boston.

Henry G. Denny, Boston.

Epes S. Dixwell, Cambridge. William Everett, Quincy. William W. Goodwin, Cambridge.

Henry W. Haynes, Boston.

Bennett H. Nash, Boston.

Frederick W. Putnam, Cambridge. Edward Robinson, Boston.

F. B. Stephenson,

Joseph H. Thayer, Crawford H. Toy, John W. White, Justin Win sor,

John H. Wright, Edward J. Young,

Boston.

Cambridge.

Cambridge.

Cambridge.

Cambridge.

Cambridge. Waltham.

Section III. ?18.

Political Economy and History.

Charles F. Adams,

Edward Atkinson,

Edmund H. Bennett,

Mellen Chamberlain, John Cummings, Andrew M. Davis,

Charles F. Dunbar,

Samuel Eliot, A. C. Goodell, Jr.,

Henry C. Lodge,

Augustus Lowell, Silas M. Mac vane,

John C. Ropes, Denman W. Ross,

Charles C. Smith, F. W. Taussig, Francis A. Walker,

Robert C. Winthrop,

Lincoln.

Boston.

Boston.

Chelsea.

Woburn.

Cambridge.

Cambridge. Boston.

Salem.

Nahant.

Boston.

Cambridge. Boston.

Cambridge. Boston.

Cambridge. Boston.

Boston.

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470 RESIDENT FELLOWS

Section IV. ?13.

Literature and the Fine Arts.

Boston. Francis Bartlett,

John Bartlett,

George S. Boutwell

Martin Brimmer, J. Elliot Cabot,

Cambridge. Grot on.

Boston.

Brookline.

Francis J. Child, Thos. W. Higginson, S. R. Koehler,

Charles G. Loring, Percival Lowell,

Charles Eliot Norton, Horace E. Scudder, Barrett Wendell,

Cambridge.

Cambridge. Boston.

Boston.

Brookline.

Cambridge.

Cambridge. Boston.

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ASSOCIATE FELLOWS. 471

ASSOCIATE FELLOWS. ?98.

(Number limited to one hundred. Elected as vacancies occur )

Class I. ? Mathematical and Physical Sciences. ? 36.

Section I. ? 6.

Mathematics.

Fabian Franklin, Baltimore.

Emory McClintock, New York.

Simon Newcomb, Washington. H. A. Newton, New Haven.

James E. Oliver, Ithaca, N.Y.

J. N. Stockwell, Cleveland, Ohio.

Section II. ?13.

Practical Astronomy and Geodesy.

Edward E. Barnard, San Jos?, Cal.

S. W. Burnham, Chicago. Geo. Davidson,

Wm. H. Emory,

Asaph Hall, George W. Hill, E. S. Holden, James E. Keeler,

Sam. P. Langley, T. C. Mendenhall, Washington.

William A. Rogers, Waterville, Me.

George M. Searle, Washington. Chas. A. Young, Princeton, N.J.

San Francisco.

Washington.

Washington.

Washington. San Jos?, Cal.

Allegany, Pa.

Washington.

Section III. ?11.

Physics and Chemistry.

Carl Barus, Washington. J. Willard Gibbs, New Haven.

Frank A. Gooch, New Haven.

S W. Johnson, New Haven.

M. C. Lea, Philadelphia. J, W. Mallet, Charlottesville,Va. A. M. Mayer, Hoboken, N. J.

Edward W. Morley, Cleveland, O.

Ira Remsen, Baltimore.

Ogden N. Rood, New York.

H. A. Rowland, Baltimore.

Section IV. ? 6.

Technology and Engineering.

Henry L. Abbot, New York.

Cyrus B. Comstock, Washington. F. R. Hutton, New York.

Geo. S. Morison, Chicago. John Newton, New York.

William Sellers, Philadelphia.

Class II. ? Natural and Physiological Sciences. ? 34.

Section I. ?17.

Geology, Mineralogy, and Physics of the Globe.

Cleveland Abbe, George J. Brush, Edward S. Dana, James D. Dana,

Walter G. Davis, Sir J. W. Dawson,

G. K. Gilbert,

Washington. New Haven.

New Haven.

New Haven.

Cordova, Arg. Montreal.

Washington.

James Hall, Albany, N.Y.

F. S. Holmes, Charleston, S.C.

Clarence King, New York.

Joseph Le Conte, Berkeley, Cal.

J. Peter Lesley, Philadelphia. J. W. Powell, Washington. Sam. L. Penfield, New Haven.

R. Pumpelly, Newport, R.I. Alfred R. C. Selwyn, Ottawa.

Geo. C. Swallow, Columbia, Mo.

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472 ASSOCIATE fellows.

Section II. ? 4.

Botany.

A. W. Chapman, Apalachicola, Fla.

D. C. Eaton, New Haven.

Wm. Trelease, St Louis.

John D. Smith, Baltimore.

Section III. ? 8.

Zoology and Physiology.

Joel A. Allen, New York.

Wm. K. Brooks, Baltimore.

George B. Goode, Washington.

O. C Marsh,

H. N. Martin,

S. Weir Mitchell, A. S. Packard, A. E. Verrill,

New Haven.

Baltimore.

Philadelphia. Providence.

New Haven.

Section IV.?5.

Medicine and Surgery.

John S. Billings, Washington. Jacob M. Da Costa, Philadelphia.

W. A. Hammond, New York.

Alfred Stille, Philadelphia. H. C. Wood,. Philadelphia.

Class III. ? Moral and Political Sciences. ? 28.

Section I. ? 7.

Philosophy and Jurisprudence.

T. M. Cooley, Ann Arbor, Mich.

D. R. Goodwin, Philadelphia. A. G. Haygood, Oxford, Ga.

James McCosh, Princeton, N.J.

Charles S. Peirce, New York.

Thos. R. Pynchon, Hartford, Conn.

Jeremiah Smith, Cambridge.

Section II. ? 6.

Philology and Arch ology.

A. N. Arnold, Pawtuxet, R.I.

Timothy Dwight, New Haven.

D. C. Gilman, Baltimore.

A. C. Kendrick, Rochester, N.Y.

E. E. Salisbury, New Haven.

A. D. White, Ithaca, N.Y.

Section III. ? 9.

Political Economy and History.

Henry Adams,

Geo. P. Fisher, M. F. Force, H. E. Von Hoist,

Henry C- Lea,

Edward J. Phelps, W G. Sumner,

J. H. Trumbull,

David A. Wells,

Washington. New Haven.

Cincinnati.

Chicago

Philadelphia.

Burlington, Vt.

New Haven.

Hartford, Conn.

Norwich, Conn.

Section IV. ? 6.

Literature and the Fine Arts.

James B. Angell, Ann Arbor, Mich.

L. P. di Cesnola, New York.

F. E. Church, New York.

R. S. Greenough, Florence.

William W. Story, Rome.

Wm. R. Ware, New York.

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FOREIGN HONOBAEY MEMBERS. 473

FOREIGN HONORARY MEMBERS. ?70.

(Number limited to seventy-five. Elected as vacancies occur.)

Class I. ? Mathematical and Physical Sciences. ? 25.

Section I. ? 5.

Mathematics.

Francesco Brioschi, Arthur Cayley,

Hugo Gyld?n, Charles Hermite,

J. J. Sylvester,

Milan.

Cambridge. Stockholm.

Paris.

Oxford.

Section II. ? 6.

Practical Astronomy and Geodesy.

Arthur Auwers,

J. H. W. Dollen,

H. A. E. A. Faye, William Huggins, Otto Struve,

H. C. Vogel,

Berlin.

Dorpat. Paris.

London.

Pulkowa.

Potsdam.

Section III. ?11.

Physics and Chemistry.

Adolf Baeyer, Munich.

Marcellin Berthelot, Paris.

R. Bunsen,

H. L. F. Helmholtz,

August Kekul?, Mendeleeff,

Victor Meyer, Lord Rayleigh, Sir H. E. Roscoe, Sir G. G. Stokes,

Julius Thomsen,

Heidelberg. Berlin.

Bonn.

St. Petersburg.

Heidelberg. Witham.

London.

Cambridge.

Copenhagen.

Section IV. ? 3.

Technology and Engineering.

Lord Kelvin,

F. M. de Lesseps, Maurice Levy,

Glasgow. Paris.

Paris.

Class II. ? Natural and Physiological Sciences. ? 25.

Section I. ? 6.

Geology, Mineralogy, and Physics of the Globe.

H. Ernst Beyrich, Berlin. Alfred Des Cloizeaux, Paris.

A. E. Nordenskiold, Stockholm.

C. F. Rammelsberg, Berlin.

Henry C. Sorby, Sheffield.

Heinrich Wild, St. Petersburg.

Section IL

Botany.

J. G. Agardh, E. Bornet,

Sir Joseph D Hooker, Baron von Mueller,

Julius Sachs,

Marquis de Saporta, Eduard Strasburger,

Lund.

Paris.

London.

Melbourne.

W?rzburg. Aix.

Bonn.

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474 FOREIGN HONORARY MEMBERS.

Section III. ?9.

Zoology and Physiology.

Du Bois-Reymond, Ludimar Hermann, Thomas H. Huxley, Albrecht Kolliker, Lacaze-Duthiers,

Rudolph Leuckart, C. F. W. Ludwig,

Berlin.

K?nigsberg. London.

W?rzburg. Paris.

Leipsic.

Leipsic

Louis Pasteur, Paris.

J. J. S. Steenstrup, Copenhagen.

Section IV.?3.

Medicine and Surgery.

Sir Joseph Lister, London. Sir James Paget, London.

Rudolph Virchow, Berlin.

Class III. ? Moral and Political Sciences. ? 20.

Section L ? 2.

Philosophy and Jurisprudence.

James Martineau, London.

Henry Sidgwick, Cambridge.

Section II.?7.

Philology and Arch ology.

Ingram Bywater, Oxford.

Sir John Evans, Hemel Hempstead. Pascual de Gayangos, Madrid.

J. W. A. Kirchhoff, Berlin,

G. C. C. Maspero, Paris.

Max M?ller, Oxford.

Sir H. C. Rawlinson, London.

Section III. ? 8.

Political Economy

Due de Broglie, James Bryce, Ernst Curtius,

W. E. Gladstone,

Theodor Mommsen,

Sir J. R. Seeley, Jules Simon,

Wm. Stubhs,

and History.

Paris.

Oxford.

Berlin.

Hawarden.

Berlin.

Cambridge. Paris.

Oxford.

Section IV. ? 3.

Literature and the Fine Arts.

Jean L?on G?r?me, Paris.

John Ruskin, Coniston.

Leslie Stephen, London.

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