Appletons' cyclopaedia von amerikanischen Biografie. urgeon für Pensionen im Jahre 1866 und hielt thatoffice für viele Jahre. Er ließ sich zunächst in den Hügeln - County, Ohio, und dann in Des Moines, Iowa, wo er sich selbst widmet, um die Praxis der Medi-Cine. 1876 war er Mitglied der Internationalen Medizinischen Kongress, und er hat presidentof der Iowa State Medical Society. Seinen Beitrag zu medizinischen Literatur haben große, und hehas veröffentlichte Berichte und Adressen geliefert werden vor der Iowa und amerikanischen medizinischen Gesellschaften. Feld, Benjamin, Politiker, b. in Dorset, Vt, 12. Juni, 1816; d. in Albion, N. Y.

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Appletons' cyclopædia of American biography . urgeon for pensions in 1866, and held thatoffice for many years. He settled first in Hills-borough, Ohio, and then in Des Moines, Iowa, where he devotes himself to the practice of medi-cine. In 1876 he was a member of the Interna-tional medical congress, and he has been presidentof the Iowa state medical society. His contribu-tions to medical literature have been large, and hehas published reports and addresses delivered be-fore the Iowa and American medical societies. FIELD, Benjamin, politician, b. in Dorset, Vt., 12 June, 1816; d. in Albion, N. Y., inAugust, 1876. He early settled in Albion, wherehe became a stone-cutter and carver. Later heobtained contracts for building railroads, therebyacquiring wealth, and was associated with GeorgeM. Pullman in the construction of his railwaysleeping-cars. In 1854-5 he was elected to theNew York state senate, and in 1867 was a memberof the Constitutional convention. He was a promi-nent member of the Republican state committee, .KIULI) FIELD 447. and was well known as a party manager, devotingthe larger share of his time to the promotion of the interests of public men and the political organiza-tion of which he was a member. FIELD, Benjamin Hazard, philanthropist, b.in Yorktown, Westchester CO., N. V., 2 May, 1814.He was educated at home and at North Salem academy, came to NewYork in 1832, and en-tered the office of hisuncle, whom he suc-ceeded in business in1836. He retired in1875. Mr. Field hasbeen connected withmany charities in andabout New York. Hewas one of the incor-porators of the Homefor incurables, has beenits president from thebeginning, and hasbuilt a chapel for itsuse. He was presidentin 1886 of the his-torical society, an in-corporator of theAmerican museum ofnatural history, the Sheltering Arms, and the So-ciety for the prevention of cruelty to children, andis president (1887) of the free circulating libraryand the eye and ear infirmary. He supported ahigh school in

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