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

I. ENOS +. TROOP, lawyer. 90, near Auburn.
N. y; succe.-iyely, District Attorney asp Mem
Dor Of Congress C8l5-1G, Circuit JGd1c US-.25l
elected Lieutenant Governor On the JaCk,Ju Admins
trauon ticket IN 1922 and became Governor The rer-
lSnaton Of Mr. V.n BIen IN 1870 elected Governor ia
1850; he aided tho Masonic party, aud rrtIei It, oppO
ncn by his alleged partially
D. JAH1s KELLY, -, NrY-YOrD was Distinguished for
the interest be took the public schools. having numb
Gently provided fuHds for the purchase 81 medals 81 re-
wa,d for every school in hs district aud also for ncrt
STUDENT In Normal Col ana IN The College
% IoT,' ~ H. ~. - C,ll,,i, r.r, WA o1a
Of tS. id Lit1i, ~ T.n,,.,. and mao, 1 me var
-abou, l'55-aa, elected Attorney General ana R.
pogor; during rAe war nc Was coionc. Of Coaloder'oe
b. DASIEL HlsKELI journalist. Boston; cditod The
BOsiOH transcript p ycis; took tu aciyr part I'D iDh
tcs uurn. auu slavery period. bus was iniIA'reut
-. WILLIAM WILSON, politician and soldier, New York;
Couuc. in 1851 ana orgau.z. Billy yaon', uayr-,"
wH!cn d, commanded IN FIoria during part 90 tlo
Is. ABRAHAM GErGER. Hebrew Rabbi, Ga, Berlin en-.
j3yrd considerable celebrity an tnoi. h, 20
VI tIrDfe% llt idur, beng cA.'a7,Ye ana p.'2 Eau
conducted for several years ono Of tIe leaning J'"ioh
periodicals u Germ any
-. HAMdAIr BLLl>Gs, artist and architect, NcS-
GO.k; tosIgIcd tue Pu-Iim SiOnNmehL ~ IEWD"tH-
ana held Tie first RANK his profession In BOSTON, AZ
well ~ IN Irc country at ltrgt.
-. FGlNcljcD LEnsrSDL Spanish General. spain;
dsyo,ed d-rrent ~ the TO- " c'd't iu AIM no "d'
rewarded WIN the important appointment 81 CtHtHn.
General OF Cuba. whig he ued az the OuDslA o! tnS
r. WILLIAM ESQ lawyer. -, Pine Pirins. was prom
inrnt m5uD.r OK Duchess ol - yslr,, ad oJT
Quoted large practice, untI ne retired I'd engage IN
70 jo,spn STUART banker, Il. New-Yjrk; WIS %
years 90 ru>Ic-s tA.s cry and Wa cOaueciod Win
! several iH'Irance and other companies.
70 ION o2D' %gI ,,s % ~, ' r o' i 6 ~
giate education ONi0rI and was altuO- o, several
novels and hslLer in ls5 le became r"Sr
~ CHARLIE, FEaDISAND. ARCHDUKa or AUSTRIA;
OF Tie c. eDlael ArculuAe Cu1l!es. ie entered ne
military seyl5e OF Austria ana attained therein lhe
| rauk OF Lieutenant Field Marshal.
editor The Rocaeser Union; he took au ac w. lntor
G., ~ local n RS aAi "as author OF paupA4s' On ths
- FoaIrNY, arus', 49, SPAIN born at Rms In 1889.
his training BEGAN III the Academy u Btre.LpI' yea .
no repaired 10 Rome "ad found i'i3 ~. nus p-i' "a
.4e STREET.-THE OF mag c@pitl; he aief"ssi '..'',t
| spain by TN mastery WDIas ne pIDtuc =.
~ JOIN RICHARD DENNLTl, cltJr, 81, Westborough'
! Mos: EI..lit, or Harvard be zee mas one o.! te
cutoTs Of TIE N4tson ana eyInced e&ccpl9al aoy -
glu has literary career ~ q contributor b!Ic c))f,
and from 1850 10 Hs death ~ 81 lie IedEs redAr
correspondents Oh The Londo" INES
%. JOSAThAS orUR,Es, merchant 3D. y WORK; o.
o. ne mos 4'e.d 't-a. ana aoaC'gd g. ~ 10 oi '9"i
one Ok Tue chief promoters OF the Illinois CcAuA
%. JOSEPH DoDD. S. PostOficc official, Jrrsay CITY;
many years 'tarnc OF lie Ncwl0-I P'a -Oacs dld
was formerly connected w-th tho cyAyeidAc5 OF INC
70 john MEHFDlru READ, juriat II, PAiiad p'iai
son OF me Hon Jouu Rad. aGd llaul,ou the Hon.
George Road WHO sighed the Declaration or pend
| cnce; born Philadelphia in 1921; educated Il. no
University Of Pc a-y YauIi, ana DEin iue ptctc OL
aW 1913; member ct th" STATE legislature Or
PENNSYLVANIA, and erWard Attorney Gen ri; elected
70 1860 on the Republican ticket judge ul thi Huicd5
Court suD,.qur, Is became CulcJu- d-I ash
| that position Unit. 1919, Wien me resigned. -
! 3d. WILLIAM +. HAyEhEYLR civic Official ana caplta-
i.t 10 NewIOrk; DuTu FcJ. y, ISL was Sfdilltet u
Columbia College iu .el}; engaged IN sugar rtuuns IA
1923 took acuye part In politics rs Democrat, anu
lD 1874 was Presidential clectOr Oh the Foia au Dj4s
t,ct: wa, elected May this 81 lsiJ, md tO ard
the close his term VAS reelected; nominated | ItI,
Hall for the same office m l7'9' oht 4" - IeIo eu
Dy Fernando Wood; aided tue Union cause during thO
war; supported the civic reform movement o. 1911 VS.
nominated by the Republicans and b. iAci.Oh "l mo
D,mOcrIuc party for Mayor IN 1872, &!t "a' elected,
held uir. ,!t MS death, VIII Ch look p suddenly AZ
line CIV Hall; be was deemed honest, energetic, and
spirited bat failed secure harmony N tue
/ Iuanag cement OF the civic affairs OF NeW-IOIK.