at the opening of the Civil War
    position in the Mason and Slidell case
    sustains Stillman in matter of passports
    his manner of making appointments
    dispatch from, to Stillman at Crete
    consents to Stillman’s recall, which, however, is revoked
  Sexton, Samuel, portrait painter, teacher and friend of Stillman
  Shawnik
  Shefket Pasha, inaugurator of the “Bulgarian atrocities”
    defeated by Lazar Socica
    recalled
  Sheridan, Irish patriot
  Sigourney, Mrs., contributes to The Crayon
  “Six Greeks, seven captains”
  Slavery in Florida, as seen by Stillman
  Small-pox hospital, Newport, R.I. 
  Smalley, E.V., assists Stillman in Tribune correspondence at Vienna
  Smalley, G.W., European manager of the New York Tribune
  Socica, Lazar
    defeats Shefket Pasha at Muratovizza
    quarrels with Peko Pavlovich
    joins Peiovich
    his method of attacking towers
  Societies, secret, at Union College
  Sonnino, Sidney, Italian Minister of the Treasury
  Southerners in Rome
  Spartali, Marie. See Stillman, Marie, wife of W.J. 
  Spartali, Michael, Greek consul general at London
  Spelling-matches
  Sphakia
  Spiritism, Stillman’s investigation of
  Spuz
  Stagecoaches, between Albany and Schenectady
  Star, The, John Bright’s paper
  Stead, William T.
  Stebbing, William
  Stebbins, Emma
  Steedman, Commodore
  Stefan Nemanides, founder of the convent of Moratsha
  Stephen, Leslie, Stillman’s acquaintance with, in London
  Stephen, Mrs. Leslie
  Stillman, Alfred, brother of W.J. 
  Stillman, Bella, daughter of W.J. 
  Stillman, Charles H., brother of W.J. 
  Stillman, Effie, daughter of W.J. 
  Stillman, Eliza Ward Maxson, mother of W.J.
    her early life
    marriage
    residence in Schenectady, N.Y.
    strong religious nature
    ambitions for her children
    charity
    family discipline
    general character
    old age
    death
  Stillman, George, ancestor of W.J. 
  Stillman, Dr. Jacob, brother of W.J.
    teaches in De Ruyter, N.Y.
    takes part in séances
  Stillman, Joseph, father of W.J.
    marriage
    residence in Schenectady, N.Y.
    opposes his sons’ going to college
    family discipline
    character
    death
  Stillman, Laura, first wife of W.J.
    engagement
    marriage
    winter in Paris
    return to America
    remains in Cambridge while Stillman goes to his consulate at Rome
    rejoins husband
    life in Crete
    death
  Stillman, Lisa, daughter of W.J. 
  Stillman, Marie, second wife of W.J. 
  Stillman, Mrs., sister-in-law of W.J. 
  Stillman, Paul, brother of W.J. 
  Stillman, Russie, son of W.J.
    his illness
    his death
  Stillman, Thomas B., brother of W.J.