Wilson, John
printer, author, was born April 16, 1802, in Scotland. He was a Scottish printer who came to America in 1846, and established himself in the printing business in Cambridge. A Treatise on English Punctuation is his best-known work, but he wrote others on Scripture Proofs of Unitarianism; The Concessions of Trinitarians; and Unitarian Principles Confirmed. He died Aug. 3, 1868, in Cambridge, Mass. WILSON, JOHN A. B., clergyman, was born in 1848, in Delaware. He entered the ministry at the age of twenty, and for nine years was known as the phenomenal presiding elder of methodism. In 1892 he went to New York and became noted as a great clergyman, reformer and founder of the Co-operato, a home for selfsupporting working girls. During 1895- 97 he was in charge of the First church of Los Angeles, Cal., and is now pastor of the Howard Street Methodist church of San Francisco.