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City Institutions C-D : Officers,
Trustees, Staff Members, etc.
1865
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Columbia College
Fiftieth street, between Fourth
and Fifth avenues.
Trustees Hamilton Fish, LL.D.,
Chairman
Samuel B. Ruggles
William H. Harrison, LL.D.
Wm. Betts, LL. D., Clerk of
Board
Rev.
Benjamin I Haight, D.D.
Edward Jones
Robert Ray
John Torrey, M.D., LL.D.
Lewis M. Rutherfurd
Rev. Thomas De Witt, D.D.
William C. Schermerhorn
Rev. Morgan Dix, D.D.
Gouverneur M. Ogden
Charles King, LL.D.
Henry J. Anderson, M.D.,
LL.D. |
Edward L. Beadle, M.D.
George T. Strong
George F. Allen
Rev. Mancius F. Hutton,
D.D.
Rt. Rev. Dr. Potter,
Bishop of N.Y.
Alexander W. Bradford,
LL.D.
Martin Zabriskie
John Jacob Astor
John C. Jay, M.D.
Rev. Gardiner Spring,
D.D., LL.D.
The Rev. A.F.P. Barnard,
D.D., LL.D., President |
Presidents of the College
(Under the Royal Charter)
Appointed
1747. Rev. Samuel Johnson, S.T.D.
Resigned, 1763.
1763. Rev. Myles Cooper, of
Queen's College, Oxford.
Vacated, 1775.
1775. Rev. Benjamin Moore,
President pro tem., in the
absence of the President.
Resigned, 1776.
1787. William Samuel Johnson,
LL.D. Resigned, 1800.
1801. Rev. Charles Wharton,
S.T.D. Resigned, 1801.
1811. Rev. William Harris, S.T.D.,
Harvard College. Deceased, 1829.
1830. William Alexander Duer,
LL.D., University, State of New
York. Resigned, 1842.
1842. Nathaniel F. Moore, LL.D.
Resigned, 1849.
1849. Charles King, LL.D.,
College of New Jersey and
Harvard.
Faculty
Frederick A.P. Barnard, S.T.D.,
LL.D., President
Rev. John McVicar, S.T.D.
emeritus-Professor of the
Evidences of National Revealed
Religion.
Charles Anthon, LL.D.,
Jay-Professor of the Greek
Language and Literature.
Henry Drisler, LL.D., Professor
of the Latin Language and
Literature.
Rev. Henry I. Schmidt, S.T.D.,
Gebhard-Professor of the German
Language and Literature.
William A. Jones, A.M.,
Librarian
Charles A. Joy, Ph.D.-Professor
of Chemistry
Francis Lieber, LL.D., Professor
of History and Political Science
Charles Davies, LL.D., Professor
of the Higher Mathematics
William G. Peck, LL.D. Professor
of Mathematics and Astronomy
Charles Murray Nairne, A.M.,
Professor of Philosophy and
English Literature.
Rev. Cornelius R. Duffie, A.A.,
Chaplain
John H. Van Amringe, A.M.,
Adjunct-Professor of Mathematics
Ogden N. Rood, A.M., Professor
of Mechanics and Physics.
Duane S. Everson, A.B., Tutor in
Latin and Greek.
William H. Walter, organist
Stephen R. Weeks, Janitor and
Assistant Librarian
School of Mines
Frederick A.P. Barnard, S.T.D.,
LL.D., President
Thomas Egleston, Jr., A.M.,
Professor of Mineralogy and
Metallurgy.
Francis L. Vinton, Professor of
Mining Engineering
Charles F. Chandler,
Ph.D.-Professor of Chemistry
John Torrey, M.D., LL.D.,
Lecturer on Botany
Charles A. Joy, Ph.D.-Lecturer
on Organic Chemistry
William G. Peck, LL.D., Lecturer
on Mechanics and Mining
Surveying
John H. Van Amringe, A.M.
Lecturer on Mathematics
Ogden N. Rood, A.M., Lecturer on
Physics.
William A. Potter, A.B.,
Assistant in Analytical
Chemistry.
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Demilt Dispensary: Incorporated
March, 1851 Managers, 1864
Frederick E. Mather, President
William F. Mott, Jr., First
Vice-President
Nathaniel Hayden, Second
Vice-President
Joseph W. Patterson, Treasurer
Joseph Gillet, Secretary
Charles
Tracey
Adam W. Spies
Peter McMartin
Charles C. Savage
Henry G. Marquand
William Post
Pierre Humbert
William G. Lambert
William H. Wells,
Joseph M. Cooper |
D. Willis James,
Morris K. Jessup
James C. Holden
William T. Blodgett
Sherman J. Bacon
Moses G. Baldwin
Robert Hoe, Jr.,
James A. Roosevelt
Oliver Harriman
John N. Hayward |
Standing Committees, 1864
On Finance-Peter McMartin,
Pierre Humbert, Adam W. Spies,
William H. Wells
On Conference-Nathaniel Hayden,
Moses G. Baldwin, Charles Tracy,
James A. Roosevelt.
On Applications-D. Willis James,
William F. Mott, Jr., Henry G.
Marquand, James C. Holden.
On Supplies-William Post,
Charles C. Savage, William T.
Blodgett, Robert Hoe, Jr.
On Real Estate-Joseph M. Cooper,
Sherman J. Bacon, Morris K.
Jesup, John N. Hayward.
Visiting Committees, 1864
January: James A. Roosevelt,
William H. Wells, Robert Hoe,
Jr., Sherman J. Bacon.
February: James C. Holden,
Charles C. Savage, Joseph M.
Cooper, Nathaniel Hayden.
March: William Post, Adam W.
Spies, Charles Tracy, D. Willis
James.
April: Morris K. Jessup, Joseph
Gillet, Henry G. Marquand,
Joseph W. Patterson.
May: Pierre Humbert, John N.
Hayward, Moses G. Baldwin,
William T. Blodgett.
June: William F. Mott, Jr.,
Peter McMartin, William G.
lambert, Oliver Harriman.
July: William H. Wells, James A.
Roosevelt, Shermann J. Bacon,
Robert Hoe, Jr.
August: Charles C. Savage, James
C. Holden, Nathaniel Hayden,
Joseph M. Cooper.
September: Adam W. Spies,
William Post, D. Willis James,
Charles Tracy.
October: Joseph Gillet, Morris
K. Jesup, Joseph W. Patterson,
Henry G. Marquand.
November: John N. Hayward,
Pierre Humbert, William T.
Blodgett, Moses G. Baldwin.
December: Peter McMartin,
William F. Mott, J., Oliver
Harriman, William G. Lambert.
Medical Board: Attending
Physicians
Diseases of Heart, Lungs, and
Throat-J. R. Leaming, M.D.,
Alfred L. Loomis, M.D.
Diseases of Head, Abdomen, &c-Gouverneur
M. Smith, M.D., William B.
Bibbins, M.D.
Diseases of Eye and Ear-Wm. F.
Holcomb, M.D.
Diseases of Children-James L.
Brown, M.D., J. R. Mansfield,
M.D.
Diseases of the Skin-J.R.
Bluxomes, M.D., Guido Furman,
M.D.
Diseases of Women-Frank S.
Edwards, M.D., E.R. Peaslee,
M.D.
Surgery: David S. Conant, M.D.,
Edward Bradley, M.D.
Note: The Physicians attend on
alternate days; the first named
in each class, on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday; the other
on Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday.
House Physician-Isaac Cummings,
M.D. Note: The House Physician
has charge of Vaccination at the
Dispensary.
Visiting Physicians: North
District, R.L. Parsons, M.D.;
South District, Henry M. Field,
M.D. Note* The North District
extends from Fortieth street to
Twenty fourth street, and
includes both sides of
Twenty-fourth street. The South
District extends from Twenty
fourth street to Fourteenth
street. Each District extends
from the East River to Sixth
avenue.
Apothecary-David G. Lock.
Departments and Hours of
Attendance of the Medical Board
of the Demilt Dispensary.
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Departments Women
Eye and Ear
Vaccine
Children
Head and Abdomen
Surgery
Heart, Lungs, and Throat
Skin
Minor Surgery
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Hours of Attendance
2 P.M.
2 P.M.
10 A.M.
1 P.M.
2 P.M.
2 P.M.
10 A.M.
2 P.M.
11 A.M. |
Rooms
No.1
No.2
No.3
No.6
No.5
No.7
No.7
No.4
No.1 |
The House Physician is in
attendance from 9 o'clock, A.M.,
until 4, P.M., to receive the
names of applicants for the
services of the Visiting
Physicians, supervise and
classify patients, and act in
any department in the absence of
the Attending Physician; also to
prescribe for cases requiring
immediate relief.
The Visiting Physicians are at
the Dispensary at least twice
each day. A register is kept at
the building to receive the name
and residence of applicants for
their services.
The Apothecary is in attendance
to put up prescriptions, from 9
o'clock A.M., till 5, P.M.
(except Sundays), from the first
of October to the first of
March; and, during the remainder
of the year, from 8, A.M., to 6,
P.M. On Sunday, from 9 to 10,
A.M., and from 1 to 2, P.M.
The rooms of the Dispensary are
open at hours corresponding to
those of the attendance of the
Apothecary. Patients are not
treated at the building on
Sunday; but applications are
received for the services of the
Visiting Physicians, and their
prescriptions dispensed, at the
hours stated above.
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City Institutions C-D :
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BIBLIOGRAPHY:
From my collection of Books:
Manual of the Corporation of
the City of New York by D.T.
Valentine 1865 Edmund Jones
& Company-Printers, New York |
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