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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE 



Nat. Geog. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Geol. Soc. 

 Mineralogy ; petrography; economic geology. 

 Economic geology in connection with gold, sil- 

 ver, lead and copper deposits in western United 

 States. 

 Ranum, Arthur, 220 Bruen St, Madison, Wis. 

 Mathematics. La Crosse, Wis, Dec. 13, 70. 

 A.B. Minnesota, 92; Cornell, 93-95, fellow, 95- 

 9G; fellow, Chicago, 96-97. Prof. math, and 

 astron, Washington (Seattle), 97-04; instr. 

 math, Wisconsin, Olf Math. Soc. N-dimen- 

 sional geometry. 



Rathbun, Miss Mary J(ane), Hammond Court, 30th 

 St, Washington, D. C. Carcinology. Buffalo, 

 N. Y, June 11, 00. Buffalo High Sch, 74-78. 

 Clerk, U. S. Fish Commission, 84-87; copyist, 

 later aid and second asst. curator, Div. Marine 

 Invert, U. S. Nat. Mus, 87- M.A.A; Soc. Nat; 

 Soc. Zool; Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc. 

 Classification of Crustacea; fresh-water crabs; 

 some Japanese stalk-eyed Crustacea; decapods 

 of northwest coast. 



Rathbun, Dr. Richard, Smithsonian Institution, 

 Washington, D. C. *Marine invertebrates, 

 Fisheries, Museum administration. Buffalo, 

 N. Y, Jan. 25, 52. Cornell, 71-73. Asst. zool, 

 Boston Soc. Nat. Hist, 74, 75; scientific asst, 

 U. S. Fish Commission, 74, 75; asst. geologist, 

 Imp. Geol. Commission of Brazil, 75-78 ; asst. 

 zool, Yale, 79-80; scientific asst, U. S. Fish 

 Commission, 78-96; asst. scc'y, Smithsonian 

 Inst, 97-, in charge, U. S. Nat. Mus, 99- U. S. 

 representative on the Joint Commission with 

 Great Britain relative to the preservation of 

 the fisheries in waters contiguous to the U. S. 

 and Can, 92-96. Hon. M.S, Indiana; Sc.D, 

 Bowdoin. F.A.A; Soc. Nat; Fisheries Soc; 

 Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc; Wash. Philos. 

 Soc. (pres, 02) ; cor. mem. Boston Soc. Nat. 

 Hist; Fisheries Soc. of Finland! Devonian and 

 Cretaceous fossils of Brazil; marine inverte- 

 brates and fisheries of the United States. 



Rau, Supt. A(lbert) G(eorge), 63 Broad St, 

 Bethlehem, Pa. Physics. Bethlehem, Aug. 7, 

 68. B.S, Lehigh, 88, M.S, 02. Asst. science, 

 Moravian Parochial Sch, 88-90, head master, 

 90-92, supt, 92- Reader physics for Col. En- 

 trance Board, 01. M.A.A. Limits of audible 

 sound; elasticity of gases. Ultra red light 

 measurement. 



Ravenel, Dr. Mazyck P(orcher), Philadelphia. Pa. 

 *Mcdicine, Bacteriology, Pathology. Pendelton, 

 S. C. Univ. of South ; Med. Col. of S. C ; Penn- 

 sylvania, 92, Scott fellow, 93; Pasteur Inst, 

 Pans, and Inst. Hygiene, Halle, 96. Asst. dem- 

 onstrator anat, Med. Col. of S. C; lecturer dis- 

 eases of children, Charleston Med. Sch; asst. 

 bacter, Pennsylvania, 95 ; director, Lab. Hygiene, 

 Princeton, 96; bacteriologist, State Live Stock 

 Samt. Board, Pa, 97-; lecturer bacter, Vet. 

 Dept, Pennsylvania, 98-03; asst. med. director 

 and chief of Lab, Henry Phipps Inst. 03- Ass. 

 Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health 

 Ass; Philos. Soc; Phila. Path. Soc. (v. pres.); 



Phila. Col. Physicians. Tuberculosis; rabies; 

 bacteria of soil; comparative bacteriology and 

 pathology. Relation between human and bo- 

 vine tuberculosis; comparative bacteriology and 

 pathology; immunity. 



Ravenel, W(illiam) de C(hastignier), 1611 Riggs 

 St, N. W, Washington, D. C. Fish cul- 

 ture. Pineville, S. C, Aug. 25, 59. Union, 

 7S. Supt. of Sta, U. S. Fish Commission, 84- 

 94, asst. in charge, Div. Fish Culture, 94-02; 

 administrative asst, U. S. Nat. Mus, 02- Rep- 

 resentative, U. S. Fish Commission, various ex- 

 positions. Fisheries Soc; Nat. Geog. Soc; 

 Fish culture; construction of aquarium; prepa- 

 ration of exhibits. 



Raymond, Pres. B(radford) P(aul), Middletown, 

 Conn. Philosophy. Stamford, Conn, April 22, 

 46. Lawrence, 69-70; B.D, Boston, 73, Ph.D, 

 81. Pastor, M. E. Church, 73-83; pres, Law- 

 rence, 83-89; Wesleyan, 89- LL.D, Lawrence, 

 89; D.D, Yale, 01. Philos. Ass. 



Raymond, Dr. Rossiter W(orthington), 123 Henry 

 St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Geology, Mining, Metal- 

 lurgy. Cincinnati, O, April 27, 40. Brooklyn 

 Polytech, 58; Heidelberg; Munich; Freiberg, 

 61. U. S. mining commissioner, 68-76; lec- 

 turer econ. geol, Lafayette, 70-82; N. Y. state 

 elec. subway commissioner for Brooklyn, 85- 

 89. Ed, ' Am. Jour. Mining and Eng.' and 

 'Mining Jour,' 66-93; U. S. commissioner, 

 Vienna Expos, 73; lecturer mining law, Co- 

 lumbia, 03. Hon. Ph.D, Lafayette, 69. F.A.A; 

 Min. Eng. (pres, 72-74, sec'y, 84-) ; Philos. Soc; 

 hon. mem. Gt. Britain Iron and Steel Inst; 

 hon. mem. Soc. Ing. civile de France. Mineral 

 resources of the United States; mining law. 



Raymond, Prof. William G(alt), Iowa City, la. 

 Civil engineering. Princeton, la, March 2, 59. 

 Kansas, 77-80; C.E, Washington (St. Louis), 

 84. Instr. civil eng, California, 84-90; prof. 

 geol, road eng. and topog. drawing, Rensselaer, 

 92-04; civil eng. and dean, Col. of Applied 

 Science, Ioica, 0J^- Locating engineer on various 

 railroads; consulting engineer for pub. works 

 and water works, Troy, N. Y. LL.D, Washing- 

 ton (St. Louis), 05. F.A.A; Civil Eng; Eng. 

 Educ; New Eng. Water Works Ass; N. Y. Rail- 

 road Club. Railroad engineering, particularly 

 the cost of operation; effect of gradients, curves, 

 etc; adaptation of motive power. 



Raymond, Prof. William J(ames), 665 16th St, 

 Oakland, Cal. Physics. Utica. N. Y, July 27, 

 65. B.S, California, 87; Hopkins, 92-93. 

 Asst. mech, California, 87-89, physics, 87-91, 

 instr, 91-92, 93-96, asst. prof, 96- Physical 

 Soc. 



Rea, Prof. Paul M(arshall), College of Charleston 

 Charleston, S. C. Zoology. Cotuit, Mass. Feb 

 13, 78. Woods Hole, 98, 99; A.B, Williams 

 99; Columbia, 99-00; A.M, Williams, 01; Co 

 lumbia, 02-03. Asst. biol, Williams, 00-02 

 prof, and director, Mus, Col. of Charleston 

 03- Field asst, Bur. Forestry, U. S. Dept. Agr 

 02, 03. M.A.A. Anatomy and physiology of 



