. Appleton's cyclopaedia of American biography . Agricultural Ex-periment Station (1882-7), and, with Joseph , published The Dairy Cow, a mono-graph on the Ayrshire breed of cattle (Boston, 1875). STURTEVAXT, Julian Monson, educator, Warren, Conn., 26 July. 1805; d. in Jackson-ville, 111., 11 Feb., 1886. He was graduated atYale in 1826, and at Yale divinity-school in 1829,began to teach before his education was completed,and continued to do so till a few months before hisdeath. He was a tutor in Illinois college in1828-30, professor of mathematics, natural phi-losophy, and ast
. Appleton's cyclopaedia of American biography . Agricultural Ex-periment Station (1882-7), and, with Joseph , published The Dairy Cow, a mono-graph on the Ayrshire breed of cattle (Boston, 1875). STURTEVAXT, Julian Monson, educator, Warren, Conn., 26 July. 1805; d. in Jackson-ville, 111., 11 Feb., 1886. He was graduated atYale in 1826, and at Yale divinity-school in 1829,began to teach before his education was completed,and continued to do so till a few months before hisdeath. He was a tutor in Illinois college in1828-30, professor of mathematics, natural phi-losophy, and astronomy in the same in 18 and professor of mental and moral phi-losophy in 1844-76, and professor of mental sci-ence and the science of government from 1876 tillhis death. He was successful as an educator,preached frequently, and published Economics, orScience of Wealth (New York, 1876), and Keysof Sect, or the Church of the New Testament:I!<i-ton, 1879). He was a frequent contributor tothe New Englander and other STUYVESANT, Peter, governor of New York,b. in Holland in 1593; d. in New York city inAugust, 1682. He was the son of a clergyman ofFriesland, and at an early age displayed a fondnessfor military life. He served in the West Indies,was governor of the colony of Curaroa. lost a legduring the unsuc-cessful attack onthe Portugueseisland of , and returnedto Holland in1644. Being ap-pointed director-general of NewNetherlands, hetook the oath ofoffice on 28 July,1646, and reachedNew Amsterdamon 11 May, 1647,amid such vehe-ment firing ofguns from thefort that nearlyall the powder inthe town was con-sumed in after his inauguration on 27 May he organ-ized a council and established a court of deference to the popular will, he ordered ageneral election of eighteen delegates, from whomthe governor and his council selected a board ofnine, whose power was advisory and not legisla-tive. Among his first proclamations wer
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