. Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees. ofthe Owasco River Railroad. With the exceptionof two years, Mr. Osborne served upon the AuburnBoard of Education continuously from 1885 to 1896and was its President for two years; was appointeda Trustee of the Auburn Savings Bank in 1886, ofthe Seymour Library the same year, and subse-quently of the Auburn City Hospital; has been aTrustee of Wells College, Aurora, New York, since1896, and in 1898 was elected Trus
. Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees. ofthe Owasco River Railroad. With the exceptionof two years, Mr. Osborne served upon the AuburnBoard of Education continuously from 1885 to 1896and was its President for two years; was appointeda Trustee of the Auburn Savings Bank in 1886, ofthe Seymour Library the same year, and subse-quently of the Auburn City Hospital; has been aTrustee of Wells College, Aurora, New York, since1896, and in 1898 was elected Trustee and Presi-dent of the George Junior Republic Association. Heis also a Director of the Columbian Cordage Com-pany, and of the Auburn Business Mens Association,Trustee of the Auburn Savings Bank, Auburn CityHospital, and Seymour Library. He was appointedLecturer on Business Management at Cornell in 1899,and delivered two lectures before the students on 2o8 UNIVERSITIES AND THEIR SONS Modern Music. Politically he is a Democrat withindependent proclivities. He attended as a Dele-gate both the Chicago and Indianapolis DemocraticConventions of 1896, served in the same capacity. THOMAS M. OSBORNE at the Monetary Conventions held in the last namedcity in 1897 and 1898, and in the latter year wasthe Citizens Union or Independent candidate forLieutenant-Governor of New York. He is a mem-ber of the University, City, Harvard and ReformClubs, New York City ; the University Club, Chi-cago, the National Civic Club, Brooklyn, New York,and the Auburn City Club. On October 27, 1886,Mr. Osborne married Agnes Devens, of Cambridge,Massachusetts, who died March 26, 1896, leavingfour children: David Munson, Charles Devens,Arthur Lithgow and Robert Klipfel Osborne. has travelled extensively, having madeextensive journeys in Europe and this country aswell as a trip around the world in 1877-1878. GRAY, Joseph Howard Harvard 1851 Born in Sauquoit, N. Y., 1828 ; educated at SauquoitAcad
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