The Encyclopaedia Britannica; ..A dictionary of arts, sciences and general literature . iends), aco-educational institution organized in 1890, andhad in 1896 8 instructors, 150 pupils and a li-brary containing 500 volumes. NEW BERLIN, a station in Berks County, cen-tral Pennsylvania, nine miles N. of Pottstown ; theseat of Central Pennsylvania College (Evangel-ical), a co-educational institution founded in 1855,which had in 1896 8 instructors, 79 pupils and alibrary containing 4,217 volumes. NEWBERN, a city and the capital of CravenCounty, North Carolina. Population 1900, 9, New Berne,
The Encyclopaedia Britannica; ..A dictionary of arts, sciences and general literature . iends), aco-educational institution organized in 1890, andhad in 1896 8 instructors, 150 pupils and a li-brary containing 500 volumes. NEW BERLIN, a station in Berks County, cen-tral Pennsylvania, nine miles N. of Pottstown ; theseat of Central Pennsylvania College (Evangel-ical), a co-educational institution founded in 1855,which had in 1896 8 instructors, 79 pupils and alibrary containing 4,217 volumes. NEWBERN, a city and the capital of CravenCounty, North Carolina. Population 1900, 9, New Berne, Vol. XVII, p. 372. NEWBERRY, a village and the capital of New-berry County, northwestern South Carolina, 47miles of Columbia, on the Columbia,Newberry and Laurens railroad. The seat ofNewberry College (Lutheran), organized in 1857,which had in 1896 8 instructors, 85 pupils, and alibrary containing 6,500 volumes. Good graniteis found in the vicinity. It is an important mar-ket for cotton. Population 1900. 4,607. NEWBERRY, John Strong, an American NEWBERRY — NEW BRUNSWICK 203. PROF. J. S. NEWBERRY. geologist; born in Windsor, Connecticut, , 1822. After studying medicine at the Cleveland Medical College and trav-eling in Europe, he set-tled as a physician inCleveland, Ohio, in 1851,where he remained till1855. In the latter yearhe joined an expeditionfor exploring the countrybetween San Franciscoand the Columbia was also with Lieu-tenant Ives, in 1857, inthe exploration and navi-gation of the ColoradoRiver, spending nearlya year in exploring theGrand Caiion. The summer of 1859 he spent intraveling over southern Colorado, Utah, northernArizona and New Mexico, studying a large areaof country that was before unknown. In 1861Dr. Newberry became a member of the UnitedStates sanitary commission. He had charge of allthe work of this commission in the MississippiValley. After the war he was made professor ofgeology at the Columbia School of Mines, and in1869 he was
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