DIX, JOHN ALDEN

(1860), manugraduating from Cornell in 1883 he became identified with the quarrying of black marble, and with lumber, wood-pulp, and papermaking, and al served on a number of banking an nor of New York from 1910 to 1912. copal clergyman, b. New York City, the son of John Adams Dix. On graduating from the General Theological Seminary in 1852 he took Episcopalian orders and in 1855 began a connection with Trinity Church, New York City, that lasted fifty-three years. He first served as a istant minister, was appointed a istant rector in 1859 and rector in 1862, holding the rectorship for forty-six years. or till his death. He published the memoirs of his father, as well as commentaries and expositions on the epistles to the Romans, Galatians and Colo i ans. —