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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01
JUNE.

2. ROBERT NORRIS, manufacturer, Pniladel-
pha was formerly an extensive constructor OF ocOmo
tives, and amassed considerable wealth.
3. STUART DEDERIcK, journalist, &c. Orange, y. j.
WAS connected with ScribnerS Monthly for moro than "A
year. and about two years on the city staff OF TIE
TRIBUNE.
i5 CHARLES EDUARD JACK. naval captain, 40, East
New-YOIk; served with Admiral POrtcrs squadron IN
fine war and took part In tine capture Of New Orleans
earned reputation for daring aud attention To duty eX
cclied by none OF his rank.
IN this city, and was Instrumental III nav
ing the Washington Monument Umou-sq erected.
I6 SIR CHARLES Fox, ciyli engineer, O. gland ap-
pointed by Robert Stephenson assistant engineer OF the
IondOn ana Birmiu guam Railway, and founded firm
TOR railway building and other engineering works his
greatest feat was the construction o tne buildings for
the great exhibition Of London IN 1851.
I6. HIRAM STUDLEr, expreSsumn, Ncw.YOrk was one
OF founders express business la tins CITY, ana
was prominent member OF tue Republican party in hls
district.
49, EDWARD DICKINSON, LAWYER H. Boston, en-.
nearly 50 years III tue practice Of Amherst;
served term in Congress 1855 S. aud had been
Treasurer OF Amherst College from 1855 10 1874, when ne
resigned, md was slccte led by his
ls JAMES +. BABCoCK, lawyer. 65, New-IIaven; was
many years editor ol The Ne0 HdreH PaiLdtun, and "A
promnent member OF the WING and Republican parties;
acted In later carr with Democrats aud elected
Judge of the Police Court Of New-iaY by the Con
ueclicut l. gislaIure.
rents contributed to Paris press rror to the
Revolution Of $780, and wrote several entertaining nov
els; became dramatic critic OF the Journal des
DebaLs aud acquired IN that capacity his greatest fame
49, T. G. NJ. BELLEw, author and public reader, OIL
London; was born Ireland IN 1873; educated az
OxoId entered the pulpit IN l9iS and III 1851 went OUT
"a , clergyman To Calcutta, where he remained fOur
years returning England no became puDlc reader,
anu enjoyed great popularity; he visited TINS country
twice, and well received; compiled " The Poets
Corner" "A manual for students IN English poetry.
49, JOHN CHARLES VARIOUS, lawyer, a graduate OF
Iuon College; pra tice law Tennessee and Alabama
aud Attorney General or tue Republic OF Texas III
which state II subsequently Uuited States Judge
az MANUEL DE IA CoSCHA, Marshal In the Spanish
army 49, killed at EseliA born In 1894 he served In tAe
war OF dependence against Napoleon; supported tue
cause OF Queen Marie Christine, Ont subsequently, OPP
psed her played leading part In The Instruction
OF 1854; commanded the Span sh forces operating
against the Carliss from last Apl TO :bo 29th Of June
when he was killed IN the attack on an lhtrenchment al
MurO E,tea; OWING to his strategy the Carlisle
were driven from before Bilbao, aud compelled TO TO
into NAVAJO
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OCTOBER.

5. BRYAN WALLER PRoCToR, poet, g, En-
gland born 1857, he attained celebrity IN literature
by his pOetca writings, published under the name OF
Barry Cornwall ;" Byron considered ms poetry " tull
Of Imagination AMI beauty" and LORD Jclccy sad ne
had beautiful fancy, beautiful dctlOn, and GIe
ear the verse and great tenderness and del
icacy of feeling"
= The Rev. THOMAS EDDY, Methodist minister o.,
NewIOTk; entered the Indiana Conference O,tober
1872 subsequently appointed Presiding Elder ot
the indianapolis District, and conducted the North
Wester1, Chrstdn Advocate from 1855 to 1865 returning
Mount Vernon Church IN Baltimore and the MctrUpO-
tan Church IN Washington in 1872 he was elected one
OF the Missionary Secretaries OF bis church and held
that position at the time OF MS death.
II. T.. RUNsEY WING. United States Minister 20 Eoua-
dor 80, Quito; was an active member II he Republican
party Ia Kentucky.
u. Tne Right Roy. FRANCIS p. MCFARLAND Bishop ot
the Roman tuthUAC Diocese uI Hartford o. Hartford
ordained priest 1915; he utlatud 90 WATERFOWL ana
Cuca y \, unul lie WAS cOhvtcrated Is shop of Hart
tuTd ia lsls.
j. native Oi France be came ~ This country when
child Wac employed m th" old Patent Ohcu. and IA
l~iG framed ana secured the passage of lhe act upon
winch thr Am, rCdu system Of pateut law founded.
Episcopal divine 81, New YORK; native OF P.ladr-
phld lac was uidaucd bl bishop Potter ana d. 1870 as
sumed charge OF All Saints Church ot philadelphia
he became pastor the Church ut the
man OF Acknowledged ability aud was strongly oPposeu
To ri;ualoIu,
dom nephew OF President Van buren, he 9tl,.
law with success, ana at time Assistant Onted
states Dstrlct-Auorney IN this CITY . a.. .,,, ~,
a. THOMAS DENNY banker, 20, NoW-l OK tnc 'S' -
graduated with honors Harvard College Ia lssS 70
moving " ths city engaged first ~ the FFeReh Haao
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MAY.

l. NICOLO TOMMASEO, author and patriot,
H. italy; a native of lmata, he devoted tue carry
part of his life to the OF Italian independence; no
to.k an active part the revolutionary movement at
Venice in 1917 g. and forced into exile by tue Aus
fri ms WAS author OF o dictionary OF IaiLn synonyms
aud several historical works.
g. ROBERT MORRIS. journalist, 65 Philadelphia; ed
tied the Old Pennsylvania Inquirer, AMI was for eight
wears President OF tue Commonwealth Bank OF Phld'
delplil. ,,, -. -. u.,,......, - " .
ined inc abOnuJn movement almost AT It's Inception,
and was a Jealous cOwOrker OF Avian Ste"ait G'rtIt
smith ana lmur j. May; presided Ia 1891 At tht III ct
ing wn ca founded the Am rcan AntI-SdNeTy Sot'Gty.
ana was a lifelong advocate Of temperance and puD"c
T. JOIN nECKER. merchant New-York many years
extensively engaged IN business ~ this Guy trlenu OF
~ CoRIIANDT PALMER. merchant, u, Eew.York; was
many years engaged IN tue hardware trade ana was one
of the principal owners Of real estate IN ms city was
one OF the founders Of The Safe Deposit Company anu
at one time President OF the StoningOn Railroad Con-
H. GEORGE W RIBLET politician. O.. New-York: was
an active memuer Ot the Wb!g party, and was County
Clerk of New York about Is years ago.
TX Edwin HoYT merchant. 10, SrwYork; engaged
at tue age of 10 the dry goods trade Jf tins city an
o.. ac1IIred tho reputation of beingsan honest anu
cncrprsing merchant, and was head IN high esteem oy
49, GEORGE /. HARTsUFF, MaiorGenera "A, New
York born Seneca COunty. n. u wa: graduated al
against the SeminOes, ana acquired distinction wan the
Army of the Potomac in the cIy war; Was Que Of tao
49, Tne R.y. DR. THOMAS DE WIN pastor. IS, New
York: entered the minis rY OF tne Reformed DItch
Chu,ch early IN lie, and MANY years pastor VI the
Coll giate Church OF this city was also prominent
inad.r and officer OF the American BlJle AMI Tract
SOrIees and for many years President OF the New
York Historical Society.
a. joins EDGAR THOMSON engineer, railroad presl-
dent g. Philadelphia; \ native Of Pennsylvania ne
dryoted himself IN early life to civil engineering, and
assisted In the construction OF the Georgia Central
Railroad was President OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
tor % years, displaying great administrative SKIN, anu
use OF his wealth and bcg IeLCucd la re sum for
the benefit OF railroad employees. .
Of WILLIAM b. aHUBRICK, rear-admiral, g., Washing
ron born IN South Carolina, ne entered tIe navy IN
Is6 and WAS a the time OF his death the senior ON er
On The retired list served win credit IN The War OF 1872,
and commanded the Pdcldc Squadron during tue MeA
Odn War
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AIUiIrST

2. CHARLES T. BEKE. explorer, "a, England;
brg the expiration OF AbYSsIDia in 1850, and wrote
mtercsting works rel ting to thai country
8. JoHN STANTON GOULD. agrouarist, g. Hu lson. ~
Y; some yeas Prooi mt OF the State Agricultural
Society, labpred earnestly to promote tac efficiency
Of that OrgluillaOn aud encourage improved methods
of farming.
10 r G Right Rev. HENRY JOHN WmrEHOUsE 81 'hop
Of Illinois; received full orders III the Protestant EJ
copal Church IN 1927 rector ~ ~. Lakes Church.
OIL ST. Thomas, Cnurce mis- ey ir m 1919 TO- ISL
elected ASSISTANT Bishop Of Illinois IL lojl came
b 'hop IN 1852, 1nl favored High Cnnrch principles.
- JOHN tOLLISS come Ian, G3, PMlalcIphn; norm ~
irctuI On the stage aOJu the ag' OF o. ma
turning h,s attention 10 IRISH crm'ey, was sGr, sIH
from Tue start; no achieved considerable popularity III
tni- country, aud esteemed by his professional as
| sprllIrs.
10. JEAN LOUIS DB FORBADE LiROQUETTF, 81, stares
man. P~; va. s.epbrother 80 Marsha ~ Arnaui ana
leon Ill, 10y whom ne was made Minister % FINANCE "
ls WILLIAM FArRBAIRN civil engineer IS, En- 'and
native scotland, rose rom numDi' circumstances
to position Of great emincuco In ms procession ny Ihe
force Of his ability; conducted scy'ril extensive
industrial enterprises, and was author OF stahCdtd
| works o. IRON aud IRON sup-buh NM; ,., ~, ,,
49, john HARPER, hOrSC-hrecdCr, Midway, XVI TOOK
au active IN ali matters concerning Che tHrf
AMI acqn red part OF MS large fortune ~ raising sDC
IL MARCUS SPRING. retired merchant, 81. Elecsgooi,
Perm AuUUy; associated with Horace Greeley IN CO.
| operative enterprises; founded EigeswOod Military
Academy, aud al led tbe antiS avery csus scrupuOy
| honest aud eutcrpriSug trader.
! o. LEONARD HAzELTINE. teacher. II, Ncw-York;
naive of rout ne came 10 TINS city 1925 and
| henceorh engaged education ia private and pubic
| schools.
| "a WILLIAM c. ALEXANDER, lawyer. 63, New York;
was vera years Prc,eat Of che uate OF NewJrr-eY
| ana Democratic candidate for Governor against
| hr NrWrll, vino Is elected
IS joins L. GAyIr, steel engrIver, 80, Stockhr1gH,
! NJ as; c.gdgcd early in life IN steel engraving ai
Albany and IN 1855 aided in organic NJ the American
Bank Note Company, which did large amount VI COZ
| erum'nt work.
a. JOHN HENRY FOLEY. sculptor, SO, London; born IN
ID .Lln loiS no went to London AT the d-r OF TO-
s.ulei scu pure at tue Royal Academy aNd was SUD-
regarded being AZ tue uedI OI his pfO4es-
| sion Great Britain.
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EERREARY-

2N. s. DODGE, author, 81 Boston; was
frequent contributor TO newspapers aud magazines ;
wrote Stories Of a Grandfather About American His
tory" and was some time Army Qlirterml5ter.
g. WILLIAM LUSALILo King Of the Sandwich Islands,
80, Hawaii.
g. ALFRED CONKLING, lawyer, 49, Utica was mem
Der of the XVIIth Congress became United States
Judge for the Northern District OF this 1926 and
was appointed Minister to Mexico in 1882; Senator
COnklinG's father.
g. PABLO DE la GUERRA, lawyer Santa Barbara, Call
descended from an honorable Spanish family prdcced
law member or the California Senate, ana Tor a
number of years District Judge.
g. MEYER DE RoTHsCHILD, banker, 81, London; was
eral years tine British Parliament, and was leading
member of the English branch OF the RohNcmld family
h. JAMES w. GERARD, lawyer, So New York; was horn
in this civ studied law with George Grlmn heid
leading position IN DIS procession a9u WIFI "6 Te'.Ju
took phauthrOpc interest In the House OF Refuge,
ami "a warm friend OF education.
g. DAVID FRIEDRICH STRAUSS, author, &C. Germany;
was born ID Wiirtemberg III 1903; studied ut the Uni
yersty Of Iublngen published IN 1853 ms Lac OF
the religious and philosophical world was also author
% " Tue old Faith and the New and several mon
8 HERMAN MEmvALR. political economist. g.. En-
gland ; was graduated at oxford; became lawyer in
1872 and i've years later appointed Professor of
Pouca Economy at Oxford, where he lectured on
" Colonization aud tho Colonies; held ONCE under
Lord Russell, and published Historical Studies" In
10 JJSEs MICHELET, author, 70, France; born in
Paris IN 1898; Professor OF History In the College
RCian, aud held an appointment IN the Archives ONCE
frur about 1880 until 1852, when he removed for
fu sing to uphOld the Empire; wrote a History Of
.uyc and Of volumes entitled LOlseau 1855,
l. ,.cctc Qsj7D EAmour l855), and Ia Femme (859.
-. LOUIS I. WIGFALL pJItclan. Galveston; was
MT ol south Carolina and prlccet Law In Texas
rep cate that State In the United states senate
whrnc, Withdrew 10 support tine Southern COneder
acr. " 81 den he was an ardent champion
q. CHARLES SHIRLEY BROOKS, author, 80, London ;
wa cob ircted with the London press several years.
rote several novels and succeeded Mark Lemon as ed
itor OF Punch.
g. HENRY SMITH. Police Commissioner "a, New-York !;
born at Amsterdam. y. y IN 1920, he engaged early in
life trade In this city for the % years preceding
his death Of the most active politicians IN The Wing
and Republican parties a member OF the Board OF
COuncmen, lS5l-57; Supervisor l56j-G5 Police CONN
slOuer 1864.
% The Rev. JOHN BACHMAN, theoOgian and natIra-
ISL ST. Charleston. 5. c.; born In Now York he joined
ministry of the Lutheran Church, aud was pastor OF
the German Church in Charleston 60 years; was
associate Of Audubon, aud author OF works bOtn on
a.. o4Ogy and natural history.
70. IRA PERLEY, lawyer, 49, Concord, y. H.; few
years a member Of the state Legislature or New-Hdmp
shire and CAiefJ Justice from 1855 until 1852
he resigned
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APRIL.


8. FLOYD SMITH, merOnant. 80 New York; resided in
this city GO years and was for 20 years connected WIN
College Of Physicians and Surgeons OF NewIork IN
the capacity OF treasurer.
o. WILLIAM Won KAULBAcH nrtst. CO. Munich. the last
survivor OF the group of artists who made the opening
wears OF tic present century golden age Tor arr ~
Germany Born in Wiheck, the 10 ID OF Ott0 Jtr' IL o.
he studied at Di ISe lOrf undcr COrnoIus' whOu 10
followed to MInich IN 1925 aud insisted I'D Tue de
i'm "Ndrr,uhIus; - In 1877 thN" ia 80 Oh INV
Huns" Ilu .irdtei IeSBard the Fox aud painted ~
later wears "TIo Reformation" aud the Il stIuttiou VI
H. HENRY BRRyooRT, SO. Rye. Westchestor County,
son al Abraham BoNOJrt one Of tIe early rhOehtH OF
New YORK rcpre ,entcd the Tw tJh ward Ill tue Com
mon (nun III OF hi- city for e RAJ years ,.
l6 TIE REV THOMAS CARLTON, DID, MetnOulSt uiNlhe'
c. IL, n. j.; ,nirrct 'no nI"sry nl lne Mc.Io
EJIScup Cduich IN l8-9 ana Wa - ltItH ,Vi
nectcd with the &c cSct Colirlehce' "plo.l'cu So'"
aren't % me SrtuO ut Is, ok Conc 1852. hnd hcid
CIat Ofic ell tar oi ired,drr ot inc hi'''on"J
Society g yeaIs. - 49, ala
dc-Ig,. o. the e,OTItIOn~ ho CrNstd Gjla - l1D'-
on ana was con cdrd by the nbcr' OF hts profession
10 be tnr ilr,t iecor CIV lrut rs Ilu >. ,,.,
n The Rev JOHN NEIL MCLEOD, Pic'pytrlllu llN.,c'
re- "a Yor: Wa, "A sUu Of tnr X V. DIR. A rNIndcr Nc
l. nd wi ursdhiZ 'd tine American C,lOnzLVoh ohicly
IN was prominent minister IA TINS cJN from 10 10
1S}3 WAS bUrn III 1876, ana entering NJ Wlnsf VI Tue
PRESBYTERIAN CDuIch, ~ nccdnr rOn'pl'uOus aHo"s
lDuse leaders at the fIrnoI PresD' terrain Churcd'
New 6chuU were un"Iiing To unite WITH IN" othor
,r ,ncIr, Of me Scottish Church with the PlcsuY-
terilus OF inc General Assembly IN account Oi minor
doc rIal an rene aud points Of prac zee -
% JOHN n. GRI,COM pnbslciln, 65, Ntw-1OrK; porn
man and Va mime Mott Professor 81 Chomstty III
tine N,W-IHk COcg' II Irmdcy rom 1885 10 l1iO ana
WAS for bout 80 yeaIs Visiting Physician Oi Ia. New
York HOspiul uc Was strict ddhfcht oil tHo o1CIoIy
of Fflsrl, and wrote medical books add essay -
Al JONAS G. HEAETr, 81, Trey was SPEAKER or the
Assembly III l55l, dud was i've years Mayor vi Troy
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ana nfcrward in banking. enjoying the latter pursuit.
the confidence Of large circle OF clients and the rcpnLa
ton Of being an C lent and honorable OF business
o. WILLIAM iSMAS United States Ntvy, PhadelUhia:
entered navy H. I82. served several years with the
Pacific and lst fnd squtdrDus and anded tue
vessels cruising OFF the 81 Africa in 1860; cnmmIs
stoned commodore IN 1861 he the senior OF his rank
the reurcd list.
% HARRIS FLANIGAN. politician .Arka fepbia Ark:
Governor " AgKal,is uur.Dg the cIYa ana wa
one Of tho leading members Of the last COnsttu OnaI
Convention.
27 JOIN LIIIYwHTg cricketcr. 43, Lon Ion was ono
n tie h.5 crrkrt. ~ gland, AMI compiled several
WI rks Oh that game.
q. JAMES MURPHY, capitalist. c. New-Yo-k many
Yod connected wien the Old Bow ~ SaGchna he suD-e.
Qgruhg became increased tho City rail- Oads aud
ilnqs>a . llrg. fortune.
%. joan LAIRD ,bIP3uilIcr co. Elgland rnprcsent-
cd B.rkeIh"aj IN ID" BGtsh Parliament FOR 10 ~ rs
preceding ms death. and acted with the LDaII! Con
sorvatvas durlHk The American civil Li5 h.n ~
tod our tho D tDdinl aud several blockade ruuucrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01
,IY

I. GEORGE Is. UPTON, merchant, 10, Boston
was many years extensive shIpovner in Boston, and
took leading part In denouncing the lttng out Of
gsh cruisers during the aud In promoting the sc
Element OF the Alabama claims
l. HENRY GRINSELL, merchant, "a, NewYOrk; was a
years member OF the firm of Grinnell, Mnturn & Co..
who were extensive shpowners and largely engaged in
foreign trade took active interest in geographical
knowledge; fitted out at his own expense the arctic
pedton Of 1850 which In search OF Sir Johu Frank
I'm: aided literally the second one, 1853, and was a
pOrer.
supported the wing party; held important positions
unOer successive ministries, aud was leading member
OF the Free Church VI Scotland.
T. The Rlgnt Rev VINCENT WHELAN Roman Catho-
lie Bishop Of Wheeling, Baltimore WAS cOusecrated
Bishop OF Richmond MhIcl - lo4l ana WAS transferred
To Wheeling IN 1880 when that diocese was established
.. TIMOTHY Il STANLEY, military other Commanded
the lStn Regiment OI ONO Infantry during the first
three years OF war, and acted braYely al Stone
River. Mission Ridge and Chickamauga.
II. TOD X Caldwell, Governor OF North Carolina.
HnlsbOrO, n T.; Was elected Lieutenant Governor OF
North Carolina Oh the Republican ticket IN 1868; became
Governor ON the removal Of Mr.. Holden, and was
elected TO that Office Aug l. 1872, after vigorous aud
H. FREDERICK XGyIER GHIsLAIN De MRRoDE, Arch
blsIOp OF Nit aud private Chaplain the Pope
a. Rome; was member OF noble family served as
an ON 'tf IN Tue belgian army entered molly orders
about 1862 and made Archbishop In 1907 was In the
confidence OF the Pope aud exercised considerable
nurnce on Plpal Affairs.
49, FmTz REUTER- novelist, Berlin; wrote chiefly m
Ia DeHts entertaining tales aud stories OF tue Ger
pra-autry.
10. BENJAMIN STANTON. Professor, Schenectady; one
OF the Faculty OF Union College ana, at Tine OF his
death, Principal or tue Union Classical lot cute
Is. SAMUEL MIILIsTOS. manufacturer, ~ LIST Hamp-
ton Mass; contributed largely Tor educational
aud founded Wlliston seminary, endOwlng II to the
amount Of s600,0OO.
10. ABSER &. HARDING lawyer, Monmouth, ILL.,. Ct; A
lawyer Ny pr0e7sOs, he was best known Is 4 railroad
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MARCH.

g. JOSIAH SIMPSON, surgeon, Baltimore was
81 years in the medical OF the United States and
was medical director in two military departments dur
ing the war.
g. ROBERT FOWLER, merchant, Baltimore; held the
office OF State Treasurer from 1862 TO 1870, and
largely identified with the commercial interests OF
Maryland.
T. ADA CLARE, actress. 49, New-York; her real name
was Jane McElhenuy born at Charleston IN 1885,
tribued to New-York magazines, and wrote the novel
"Only a Woman's Heart" and was aiterward many
years popular actress.
8. WILLARD FILLMORE, statesman, a. Buffalo; born in
Cayuga County in 1900; acquired plain education and
was admitted the bar ia 1929 served in the Assembly
from 1929 to 1897 was member OF Congress from 1892
United States the wing ticket with President Taylor
in 1919; became President on the death OF the latter
July O. 1850 the compromise measures Of 1880 and The
subsequent attempts enforce ths Fugitive Slave
being chief features OF his administrations received
the nomination OF the American or Know-NOtug party
for President in 1856, aud afterward took active in
terest IN the commercial affairs OF the country.
S. THE REV. DEAN BULLOCK 10, Halifax rector
Of st. Lukes Cathedral Halifax ~ s., and had been
81 years in the ministry OF tie Protestant Episcopal
Church
O. HENRY NJ FAILING printer, A., Columbus, Ohlo was
cOmpOsltOr upon 1HE TRIBUNE during lts early year,
removing to Columbus TOOK active part IN politics
H. CHARLES SUMNER, CO, statesman, Washington born
in Boston, Jan 1917 admitted 10 the bar In 1894;
Abolitioulst; left the Wings anu Joined the Free
States Senate In 1851 assaulted by Preston 3.
Brooks Of South Carolina IN May, 1886; continued
member Of the Senate until his death; distinguished
for the purity Of bis life, the spendOr OF his abilities,
ana s lifelong devotion to the cause ~ human freedom.
- JOSEPH LANMAS RcaT-Admlral, GJ, Norwich, Conn;
born Connecticut, ISL; entered the United States
Navy 1925, aud .eryed with credit IN the attack
Fort Fisher
% LOUIS DENT, lawyer, Washington; drifed into
Southern politics during the reconstruction period,
was nominated for Governor Of Mississippi by the
National Republicans In 1862 but defeated by
5000 votes brother OF Mrs Grant, wife OF the
President
25 The Rev. JOSEPH TRACY d. D., so, Beverly Mass;
popular 81 years ago preacher In Massa-
chusotts ana Vermont
q. The Rev EDWARD " KIRK, d. D. Presbyterian
divine Boston, born IN New YORK; graduated
Princeton College In 1920 began his ministerial aDOrs
AT Albany and was for many pastor OF the Mount
Vernon Church In Boston.
%. HENRY D. HIRsT, suth0r al. PhiladelDhla
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DECEMBER.

l. ROBERT y. I1LER' Chl'eu SUITES army,
Boston; was native Of NeW-YOrk, ana graduate Of
''0 -'''''' '''' - ,..,-. -. 49,.
uoh IA lHe c''I' "dI' anu vas '"''' '+'' ' " Wv
time Of his death.
o EnyyApD p CowIVs LAWYER Co. Chicago; was born
49, . a.. -r..I,,., f,.. .,, y Ia
admitted TO the bar in leo9i was appointed JuuEe
Of the Supreme Court in THIS city by Gov. Clark aud
,,.,L o,g,cod in nriyate uract.ce. attaining con.
a .l.VN,,, s'tr-.'E "
s'o'IaD. ,,i, o,i.,,i.t T,boc, y Y IL horn IN
W, tI Wv ,,',,. II ~ I>-. rec i,.d n common
srinol dyc,,IN9. en-aged IN mil work and farming;
cool W. Ga III ven The const,.,1n OF tGs
49, IIo,r5Ipi, Inc e.f,Gshrd in ts cJet and
80. at.I y,it6 t.o bic en- .r,r. rs:
"A9 90 ,c. ~. .,,re 80, T|T '.rin nv
, e t Tor rhe benrt OF tie cornell Uai-
srtV to which ne made generous glfts amounting 10
ant 500 200: devoted nj, lime largely 10 tie interests
- mar jnS.l5utjou and was INSTRUMENTAL in Impartlug
IN IL ia iI,er. = character
n FRAN I.yg,oHLipES journalist. Newark; native
Of Khcun Bavaria he took am active part BOO The rcrd-
lul,'ISli ioS'' t odi5r ~ The Sls y.ly i,,.s
l7'u"H ana was ater"aF' c0AHe''eA VIE" ''' ''u~h
Pr 49,, ~, - l.vr,.or - p.r,sbestor. resided N
- =, ~ 49, n ,nresnfc cd IL I'm rho Assembly, m
lax and 1856; was tor two terms Judge of tie sixth
T.j,ii E,l,nt IN ma cir AMI wr,i. book entitled
thc Outline OF The United states Government"
~ NUTT,u fl CTS9iNG United states Navy: born ia
Ut.c,n.in iD Ieii me- entered me Naval Academy IN
Ml-Con.4" IN Ioii' , 81 ',,,, -. .:,1-.j ba
l3'., pul - t irt ~ tIs var m 1851: pcr.
T1rr many militant exploits during the var Iucud-
aud was promoted 10 the rank OF L.euteuaat-C0m-
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Burlington Mass, ia I''hi nc 80 eIA"u 'eu 81 nor
V"rd IN lslt' osG"n.I 81 G ,G ~ e ms ~
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malhel pastor - years 't.uo 49,. - -
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81 WHITFIELD ;. JOHNSON, LlWycF' .lIeIio" -
was one Of tAe olHtst lawyers OF me Ne%Jsi? I ,
held the Uic" OK secretary OK c.ic rom Io3i 10 1910
and was "A leading and INF. eutla. publican. go
IS. W. H. BARTHOLOMEW, captain, United states
Army. Little RO, Ark PenusS lgaulau. ne ehered
the army at me eomnleA. emeui OK me CN var as a
Second Lieutenant; attained Tie rank Ol Moor IN luo
volunteers m December l-t9 aud that OF captain III 'Io