. Morton memorial; a history of the Stevens institute of technology, with biographies of the trustees, faculty, and alumni, and a record of the achievements of the Stevens family of engineers. gatorof accidents relating to machinery, etc.,1895-96; examiner of claims for the samecompany, for Western and Central NewYork, 1896-98; in the insurance business inNew York, 1898-1901; and is now sales andmanufacturers agent in that city. He is amember of the Mattano Club, Elizabeth,N. J.; the Military Order of the LoyalLegion; and of the Theta Xi fraternity. Mr. Muldaur is the son of Alonzo W. andEliza
. Morton memorial; a history of the Stevens institute of technology, with biographies of the trustees, faculty, and alumni, and a record of the achievements of the Stevens family of engineers. gatorof accidents relating to machinery, etc.,1895-96; examiner of claims for the samecompany, for Western and Central NewYork, 1896-98; in the insurance business inNew York, 1898-1901; and is now sales andmanufacturers agent in that city. He is amember of the Mattano Club, Elizabeth,N. J.; the Military Order of the LoyalLegion; and of the Theta Xi fraternity. Mr. Muldaur is the son of Alonzo W. andElizabeth H. (Sayre) Muldaur. His father(of Russian family) was a lieutenant-com-mander in the United States navy when hewas lost on board the Oneida atYokohama in 1870. The subject of thissketch married Caroline Southmayd, June14, 1894, and they have two children, GeorgeBarton and Theodora Muldaur. Anotherchild, Dayton S. Muldaur, is deceased. Munby, Ernest John (, 97), was bornin Turvey, Bedfordshire, England, May 19,1875; son of the Very Rev. George FrederickWoodhouse and Harriet Louisa (Linton)Munby. His father has been rector of Tur-vey from 1870 to date, and his grandfather. E. J. Munby was Joseph Munby, J. P. of York and thewapentake of Bulmer, Yorkshire, in whichcounty the family has been for some sixteengenerations, giving its name (corrupted) tothe village of Mumby. He was educated atBedford Grammar School and at Rugby,being the Royal Humane Societys medallistat the latter in 1891. He was engaged ingold-mining in the West, 1897-98; engineeron the first gold-dredgers in the UnitedStates, at Breckenridge, Colo., 1898; actingsuperintendent of gold-dredging operationson rivers in Borneo, for the Chartered Com-pany of British North Borneo, 1899, and chiefengineer of the same work, 1899-1900. InMay, 1900, he was compelled to resign hisposition on account of incessant fever. Hethen went to the Philippine Islands, wherehe was engaged as chief assistant engineeron the Un
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