_Appointed._
1882. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. [1]1893.
1882. MORRISON R. WAITE, of the District of Columbia. [1]1888.
1882. WILLIAM E. DODGE, of New York. [1]1883.
1882. PHILLIPS BROOKS, of Massachusetts. [2]1889.
1882. DANIEL C. GILMAN, of Maryland.
1882. JOHN A. STEWART, of New York.
1882. ALFRED H. COLQUITT, of Georgia. [1]1894.
1882. MORRIS K. JESUP, of New York.
1882. JAMES P. BOYCE, of Kentucky. [1]1888.
1882. WILLIAM A. SLATER, of Connecticut.
_Elected._
1883. WILLIAM E. DODGE, JR., of New York.
1888. MELVILLE W. FULLER, of the District of Columbia.
1889. JOHN A. BROADUS, of Kentucky. [1]1895.
1889. HENRY C. POTTER, of New York.
1891. J. L. M. CURRY, of the District of Columbia.
1894. WILLIAM J. NORTHEN, of Georgia.
1894. ELLISON CAPERS, of South Carolina. [2]1895.
1894. C. B. GALLOWAY, of Mississippi.
1895. ALEXANDER E. ORR, of New York.
Footnote 1:
Died in office.
Footnote 2:
Resigned.
From 1882 to 1891, the General Agent of the Trust was Rev. A. G.
HAYGOOD, D. D., of Georgia, who resigned the office when he became a
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Since 1891, the duties
of a General Agent have been discharged by Dr. J. L. M. CURRY, of
Washington, D. C., Chairman of the Educational Committee.