1S81.  He  has  served  as  secretary  of  the
Philadelphia  County  Medical  Society  and
the  Philadelphia  Medical  Club,  and  as
President  of  the  National  Medical  Society
of  Philadelphia.  The  Warmer  Institute
^rave  him  the  honorary  degree  of  Ph.  D.
in  1872.  Address,  2106  N.  Hancock  St,
Philadelphia,  Pa.
DBAN,  Georare  Wasblnflrton  t

Member  of  the  Pennsylvania  Command-
ery  of  the  Military  Order  of  the  Loyal
Lesion;  private  Thirty-elirhth  Pennsyl-
vania Infantry  (Ninth  Reserve)  Aug.  28,
1861;  discharged  Feb.  7,  1863;  Acting  Sec-
ond Assistant  ETngineer  (Bnslgn)  United
States  Navy  April  18.  1863;  resigned  and
honorably  discharged  May  10,  1865.  Elect-
ed May  4,  1887.  Address,  8  Vine  St.,
Philadelphia,  Pa.
DEAN,  Johnt

Jurist;  born  in  WiUianisburg,  Pa.,  Feb.
15,  1835;  the  grandson  of  one  of  the  pio-
neer settlers  of  that  section  of  Pennsyl-
vania during  the  times  of  Indian  war-
fare. He  was  educated  at  the  Williams-
burg Academy  and  at  Washington  College,
and  engaged  in  school  teaching,  studying
law  in  his  spare  hours.  He  was  admitted
to  the  bar  at  HoUldaysburg  in  1856,  to  the
Huntingdon  bar  in  1861,  and  to  the  bar  of
the  Supreme  Court  In  1871.  In  1857  he
was  elected  Superintendent  of  the  Blair
County  School,  but  resigned  in  1859  to
form  a  law  partnership  with  Hon.  S.  S.
Blair,  who,  during  the  partnership,  served
two  terms  in  Congress.  The  Arm  was  dis-
solved in  1864.  and  In  1867  Mr.  Dean  was
appointed  District  Attorney,  and  elected
to  this  office  in  October,  1867.  In  1871  he
was  elected  on  the  Republican  ticket
President  Judge  of  the  Twenty-fourth
Judicial  District,  including  Huntingdon,
Blair  and  Cambria  Counties;  was  re-
elected in  1891,  and  in  1892  was  elected  a
Justice  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Pennsyl-
vania for  a  term  of  twenty-one  years.
