Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees . phiaand was examined for assistant surgeon, receivingthe commission of .Assistant Surgeon of the TwoHundred and Eighth Regiment of PennsylvaniaVolunteers shortly after. He reported for duty tothe Regiment in front of Petersburgh, Virginia, andserved until the close of the war. .After leaving themilitary service he resumed the study of his pro-fession with Drs. Dickson and Hamilton of Pitts-burg, and attended the Co
Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees . phiaand was examined for assistant surgeon, receivingthe commission of .Assistant Surgeon of the TwoHundred and Eighth Regiment of PennsylvaniaVolunteers shortly after. He reported for duty tothe Regiment in front of Petersburgh, Virginia, andserved until the close of the war. .After leaving themilitary service he resumed the study of his pro-fession with Drs. Dickson and Hamilton of Pitts-burg, and attended the College of Physicians andSurgeons of Columbia, graduating in 1866. Heimmediately began practice in Pittsburg where hehas since remained. In 1869 Dr. Snively reorgan-ized the Health Board of Pittsburg, and served asits medical officer until 1884. Since 1874 he hasbeen one of the Staff Physicians of the \\esternPennsylvania Hospital, and in 1896 assisted in UNIVERSITIES AND THEIR SONS 117 organizing, in connection with tlie Hospital, theWestern Pennsyh-ania Medical College, now theMedical Department of the Western University ofPennsylvania, where he holds the position of Profes-. sor of Clinical Medicine. Professor Snively is amember of the Allegheny County Medical Society,the Pennsylvania State Medical Society, the .Ameri-can Medical Society, and he was a member of theMott Medical Club from 1869 to 1886, when itceased to exist, most of its members being takeninto the Medical School. He married, in 18S4,A. M. Richards, and they have five children : Olive,Philip, Beatrice, Flora and Louise Snively. MACY, Valentine Everit Columbia 1893. Born in New York City, 1871 ; educated at Lyon andGilbert School and under private tutor; graduate of theArchitectural Department of the School of Mines ofColumbia, 1893, and special student for one year in theDepartment of Sociology; Trustee of Teachers Col-lege; Treasurer of the Peoples Institute; member ofthe Council of the University Settlem
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