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.ISsHETS.
N0N NUrk 1ahcHoi.

NOW
YoEE. March 2.-FlOur steady, moderate
demand Supcrfnc State s., GDig4 10; extra
40 "a 3Gnll 80: choice do 81 55GI4 %: tincy
10 81 9IflG 50; round hoop O:iio - 1895 %
choice 90 at s. G5sS6 -; superiin" west
crn =; G0T4 60: common to- good eX-
ira do 81 500 -: choice s,p 81 S)ls -: choice
white wheat 90 IS 0GG6 %. Southern quiet and
unchanged; common tn fair extra at {! 1jG
! 20: c.ni 10 ci:Oicr DO - 25G6 -.
Wheat heavy, LG:s lower; No. l White,
April. 81 IS; No. Red March 81 lo,IGl 1872
April ttO 81 201<l0i ~ do May 81 a01l :GtI.
Crn spot. 5519G2aSc: do future, 5i3.I57Lc.
O:,.s firm and quiet: State. i44;sc; Western
t5LIiTLc.
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Gen. ROberts's New Post

LONDON. March 2.-Gen. Roberts will
succeed to all the political offices formerly
held by Gen. Collcy. He sails ON Friday
by number of officers at
one time engaged in the Afghan and Zulu
campaigns. Several doctors of the Dutch
Red Cross society will sail witt, him.
Two cavalry regiments are preparing TO
start for the cape.
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Gen. iianccck's Escort.

WAsnISGTOS, March 2.-Rcception ..
committees have been appointed to meet
Generals Sheridan and Hancock. The
Washington Lig' - Infantry corps will es-
cort General Hancock to his hotel when
he arrives.
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Matthews Still on the Ragged Edge.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The Senate
judiciary committee held 4 special meet
ing to-day, at which some miscellaneous
business was transacted, but no action was
taken on the pending judicial nomina-
tions.
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Pasaod Tl,rOugll.

This morning the Dummy cn".na
Aerial of the Reading railroad com
pany passed through this city 10 Quarry
vile. J. A. Nichols, president Of the Read
ing & Columbia, and 4. II. Wilson, super
intendent, were on the Car.
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phti:sdeiphia Market.

ru,LAps.rHIA, Pa, March 2-Flour firm,
moderately active: Supertine. - G0YS SO
extra 3 1JG4 .: Chic and Indiana family
s. 2566 90: Pa. do 81 75in, co st. Louis family
Is 7JlsG -: Minnesota Extra 81 G0GJ -:
straight, - s7I6 25 winter patent So i05s7 30
spring do s. 1JGIS 90.
Rye Hcnr at 50 90.
wheat firm; No. . Western ise,i Mt 81 l6
Delaware and penn'a Ret. 81 l5Ql lG: 10
Amber. 81 lGM1 lG1%.
Corn Er1Iicr; steamer, d3i.fiIic: yellow,
sc miXe'', soc.
Oats quiet but steady: No. White i5c
No.. >. 431aG943iic: No. ;; .io ~. No. Nike,
llc.
Rye steady at Sc.
Provisions unchanged jOb,iHg trade good
lntS, pork. Si6a rs ~; Beet nam. 81 toi q 90:
india mass beef s2DGl.I I. o. b. B:LcOI,-s,nnsesi
hams 14lyllc: pici;ir'' ha'. 9lIEs!o; sinnS".i
shoulders 81 66iGc; salt DO 51afe5t4c.
I..rti-Elarket s,criy city Kettle" lOfia2l09.r';
:oo-e tt!'""-'s' 3t Zoe: prime steam $io G2
Butter quiet, but only in moderate tiamand:
Creamery rN' IA ol49:jc do Snod to choice 2Sg
30 Bradford county amt New York extra, Iu,s.
.7ft2Sc TO irkins. .242fc; Western dairy
extra ZiU25c: do good to choice 20a2ic. Roll,
quiet. Fenn'a Extra, 11dlsc; Western Re
serve "y;r', 1902.
Eggs fairly active ut q decline: Pa. lsc ::
Western lSc.
Chcese quiet and easy; New York
mi! cream, i3gl":5c: Western full cream,
l2%.Al3c: do fair to good 1lL0i2iac: 10
h:.ifIsnn- l0IlOl%c Pa. do l0allGi.c
Petroleum quiet refined g4c.
Whi.ky.,luil al 81 i.
S,eeiS--,iOoI 10 prime clover irregular
III 7llGGS%4: do do Timothy firm nj s. ~
a!s W 30 do t'i.tX.se: dull ut 81 sal Is.
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.-FECi-15 NOTICES


Ladies, y1u canno: make fair skin, rosy
checks :ni sparkling eyes with all the cos-
mctics Of France. or bcautiiers of the world.
wiii!o in poor health, and nothing; vii! give
you such good health, strength and beauty az
Hop Ei,tcts. ]. trial i. certain proof Sec an
other column. ml-2wd&w
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SAMPLE NOTICE.

1t is impossible tor a woman after a faithful
course of treatment with Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to continue 70 suffer
with Il weakness OF the uterus. Enclose
stamp 10 Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkha,I, 2'3 Western
avenue. Lynn. Mass, fer pam. .,i.!ets.
iy29-l ,icO,i&w
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CH!it Lamps.

The number of street lamps which were
not lighted in this city last night We're as
follows First ward, 3 Secaud. 8: Third,
3: Fourth, 1; Fifth, Is: Sixth. G.; Sew
entb, 4 4: Eighth, !: Ninth, IS. Total o.
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The BOSSES Yield.

ST. LOUIS, March-Tlie bosses. have ac-
ccded to the demands of the journcymen
brickLsyers, and thus averted 1 strike.
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The Pedestrians.

New YORK, March 2.-Thc 10 o'clock
score in the walking match is as follows
Panchot eG7p Sullivan 253, Krotne 247,
Curron 22G. Campana eli, Lacouse el2.
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H.iRRF-iHES.

ERKEs--ToWNSEND.-'bn Feb. -. 1881, at the
residence nt the brides parents, near White
hall. Lancaster county. Pa, by the Rev. Il. C..
Ycrkc&. of Chris1i.na, Mr.. Daniel II. icikcs.
OF Montgomery county. Pa. to Miss E:nrE: j.
TOWNSEND, Of Lancaster county, Pa.
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NEW EWADTERTISEMENTS.
DUBLIC SALE.-ONT THURSDAY, NJ ARCH
/ ), 1881 at No. 80 Concord alley, lot OF
Household Furniture

/ ;, 1881. at No. 30 Concord alley, lot OF
Household Furniture.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. IN.
MARI 2tdz FIJI. WILLIAMS, Auct.
DUBLIC SALE.-ON FRIDAY, MARCH 4,
I 1881, will be sold at puclic sale, at Eurk-
holders store. corner of Chestnut and Plum
streets the following Personal Property, viz
One Family Horse, I hree spring Top Wagon,
one set of Harness, store Fixtures, such as
Fairbanks Counter Scales, Glass-frOnt Cracker
Cans, Glass Jars. Barrels. Boxes, Molasses
Barrels and Contents. Lamp Globes. Self-Feed-
ing Heater Stove. and a large lot Of other arti-
cleS too numerous to mention.
Sale. to commence at ! o'clock D. H., when
conditions will be made known by
H. X. BURKHOLDER, Agt.
SAN'L HESS, Auct.
At the same time and place will be sold the
following household and Kitchen furniture,
consisting OF Beds and Bedsteads, Tables.
Chairs and Rocking Chairs, Rag Carpet p
yards of Ingran.C Carpet. new 3-burner Chan
tielier. PariOr Stove. Cook stove. Sink (nearly
articles too numerous to mention.
mar2-2tds MRS. II. X. BURKHOLDER.
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Grain Markets.

BvyFALo Flour dull and unchanged Wheat
dull and nominal. Corn scarce and firm 3:
Barley uncha gcd sales, 1000 bus. Canada at
81 is. No rye here. HiShwines-. ity male,
81 1901 IL; frci&h's TO New loTk ny rail
ceipts-Flour, :5oO ;swhe:,t q 800 corn. 8 900
O IT., 1900 barley, 800 rye, 1880. ia lroad
shipmcuts-FIOar. zoos wheat, A Coz corn.
.U0O: oats. Is. 0DO barley, !, 500: rye. I.Gt.
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Freq SOygn

"a great the past few days as. it was before.
9:S rations were given out this morning
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Drunk an: DisorGerIy.

Frederick Auxer, CT complaint of his
wife, was last evening committed by AL
derman Barr to the county Jail for ten
days.
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EvEN'G. MARCH 2, 1873

WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. March 2.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, generally
higher temperature, northwesterly wind.
becoming variable, higher barometer.
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Fragrant with delicious flower c.irrs nn!
healing balsams ms-Cuticura Soap.
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consumrtivcs gain in tiesh strength and
spirit under :. daily l!se of Malt Bitters.
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J,O!s SALE.-.i CART, GOOD AS NEW,
1 Will be sold cheap by applying at No. 50
Locust street. marl-2td
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SAINT JOHN, n. B., March 2.-Thrce
and a quarter inches Of rain fell here Mem
day; the wind blow over 40 miles an hour.
Like reports como from Halifax.
Hayes Sieaf
WAsnlSGToN, March 2.-No o:hing relia-
ble can be learned as to the probable ac'
tion of Mr.. Hayes in reference to the fund
ing bill should it pass.
Nardi-(iras.
GALVESTON, March 2.--The Mardi-Gras
procession last night was Il grand success.
Over ten thousand visitors were in the
city.
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Coughs.

"ErOun's E/or"hioi IrocieS" are used with
advantage 10 alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat
Hoarsenc-s and bronchial affections. For
thirty years these TrOchcs have l.oen in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untrir;i, bat. having been tested by
wide and constant uSs tor nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well-mcritcd
rank among the few staple remedies Of the
age.
Tho Throat.
.Brsrn': bronchial Ttoches'' act directly
on tho organs of the voice. They haye m ex.
t.aor,linary effect in all disorders OF tho
Throat and LarynX, restoring Il healthy tone
when relaxed, either from cold or Over-oxer
!ion o; the voice, anal prolucoa clear and dis.
tinct enumeration. Speakers and Singers find
the TrOchcs useful.
Cough. Cold, Catarr!l or S;;rs Throat re-
Iuircs immediate attention, rs neglect often
times results III some incur.,hlr Lung Disease
. Erown's BrcHchiG! Yroris5 =" will almost in
variably give relief. limitations are offered fox
sale. many of which are injurious. The GEM
inc "Bi'ouas bronchial 1rochcs'' are sold only
IN iorCS. fcDS-d$wTuTh&S
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Two STORE RDs.s;: AND DWELLING
l tor rent, No. Sand 10 south Oueen street
DD ly at the INTEGLIaENCER Office.
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SET aDTERTISEIENTS.

I DST Oh: SEOE.ES-i SMALL rEieilfR II
1 4 Pup, two mOntiio old. from q North Lime
street. \ suitable reward for his return. it,
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Tho state Temperance Convention.
HARRIsEURo, March 2.-Thrce hundred
delegates were present at the temperance
convention this morning.
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ysEE!.:E Sss.E.--NS FRIDAY, MARCH
l. 1891! a; No. 3i3 North Duke street. of Il
lot OF Household and Kitchen Furniture. sale
to con:HcncC at o'cinCk. u. IN.
EMANUEL. i. KILLER. Agent.
ii. ::HUrEET, huct Ai2 2td*
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DCDLICSALE.-~,N TEITI:SRAY. MARCH
1 :. lSSl. will be sold at public sale, at
Eeccr's >hor'$toTc. Nc. 2G1s East King street, a
large lot OF Furniture. consisting Of i'allor
Set. Wa!nu: Ec;i=;cat;> Marble Top Bureaus,
Tables. Wash Stands. Chairs. Ioilel Sets. Hot
Racks, Carpet. and other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
Sale to comnG:.c &c st O'Clock p. m.
iiENRI SHUEEET,
mari 2.di; Auctioneev.
, 1881-09-18
UYnI; PARE


There will be no service at the First Presbyte-
rian Church today.
The Mendelssohn Club of Hyde Park will give
a complimentary concert to Miss Gertrude Cor
nell Friday evening, Sept &c. Upon this occa-
sion Miss Cornell will have the assistance Of
soloists OF the club and Others front abroad.
among whom are: Mr.. Emil Liebiing. piano.;
Miss Agnes Iugcrsoll, piano; Mrs. f. Elmann,
cootralto; Miss Mae Lnws-St John, contrnlto;
III. William Lewis violin; Mr. Frnnk 4. Root,
tcuor; Mr.. w. II. Clark, bass; Mr.. ". j. FairInan,
hass: and the Meudclssohn Club Young Ladies'
0uurtet composed Of Miss Gertrude Cornell,
first soprano; Miss Helen loot. second soprano:
Miss Maude Goode. first altO: Miss Mamie
Lewis, secoud aito;. Frederick ". Root, n'usical
director.
Another large manufacturing concern is to be
ndded to South Chcngos already long list or in-
dustries. Messrs. Willard Sons s. BELL, whose
forge works are now. situated On Archer av.
cnt1e, in Chicago, hnve purchased land ut cost
of $.s,.000. OIL which to locate cxtcnsse torsc-
works. Work has been commencci on tho main
building The dimensions Of this structure
are :U)xG0 feet. i machine room and
= s1orcrpuu, will also be built. the former hay
iug dimensions Of 40xd0 feet, and the latter pc
ing 50 feet long and 10 wide. The Iuatn building
r';ii contain eight or ten immense haInmers, ne and
,..a works will employ upwards OF :5oo o,en.
They will br situated on the Calumet River, just
south OF the Michigan Southern, and Fort wayne
trucks, and will be in operation by the last VI
October.
The American Onkum Company Is about to
occupy the buiidin. formerly used by the WOOL
en- Mills. situated South Chicago avenue
The work OF putting up machinery Will CON-
mcuce tomorrow.
, 1881-09-18
THE CITY;-HALL.

CASES of diphshorin are reported at No. 10
Wells street and No. 10 Pleasant street.
ALL the city Offices were closed at noon ycs~
terday, in order that the employees might 80 to
the fair.
THERE was one death from smallpox in the
city>ycsturday-a person living III tho Four
tecnth Ward. Of coursc-and four new cases
were reported
THE only building permit issued yesterday WIS
one 10 NJ. Fortnan to erect tWo-story brick
store and dwelling, 2415is, at No. 453 douglas
avenue, 10 cost $3,O00.
THE Controller yesterday paid $3l.416 to the
owners s,f the lot on the north hwest corner Of
Wabash avenue and Twenty-sixth street, 15ix
ISL which was recently purchased by the Board
Of Education as q site for tho South Division
High School. !.
J0nS II. McLAnES, General Manager Of the
Royal Insurance Company, Of Liverpool. En-
gland, called on the Fire Marshal yesterday. and
looked into the workings Of the Fire Departs
menI and the alarm systtfI. Company No.
was turned out for his benefit. The steamer
went four blocks, connection was maae with
hydrant. and streutn vas ready In two minutes
ana hnlf. Mr. McLaren, like all other outside
insurance men who come here, was surprised
and delighted ut the efficiency displayed.
, 1881-09-18

size it is not sa!able. Halphen, the famous
diamond cutter OF Paris, has had in his pos.
session the South STAR: diamond, III
carats, for thirty years, and has not been
able to find a purchaser for It, al
though. his price is only S3I5,0Oo: It
Is very hard to get rid Of these extraordinary
stones. An Importer in John street has had
two stones, each twenty carats, in the mar:
ket for years, and has been unable to sell
them, alld don't believe lie will ever be able
to dispose of them. Isaac Hermann. Of this
city, did cut a f0rty-carat diamond. the
slargest, believe, ever cut in New York. 1t
was n good job, but the stone was not white,
ami was most likely worn by gambler.
Here "-tlisplaylnz case of flashing
gems" are solitaire earrings, two carats,
and worth $1,000. They are large enough to
produce striking effect, and when you get
much larger diamonds they look clumsy"
"Mow T., are diamonds prepared for the mar
well, they are found, as You know, in
alluvial deposits and are extracted by wash
Ing. They are cut by clearing the stones.
Their two Of them are rubbed together until
theyrccelve q shape in the rough. The next
step is to finish them carefully by grinding
OH 4 revolving disk fashioned for soft steel
which is covered with oil and diamond dust.
Most diamonds are cut in the shape OF brill
iarlts, and some in the form of Il rose having
q Hat bottom and an upper surface Of tiny
facets and ending in point"
, 1881-09-18
LOCAL ITEMS.
The melancholy days have come,
The saddest Of the year;
The Exposition has begun,


And the oyster season is neTe.
-Chtca2o young man 1rh too many best girls. ;.
The New York Mercantile Rcrfc,u Of july
@, 1851, i'll writing about the productions OF
the West India Manufacturing Company, Ut
New York, calls special attention to the 'lna-
perial Bitters,'' and claims for them superb
orlty on account Of their purity, strength,
and fine medicinal qualities, they being
strongly recommended by prominent plysl-
clans for those suffering from. dyspepsia: in
digestion, malaria, and general uebl1lty. / our
druggist will supply you.
A Chicago paper thinks the New York
girl who married the Zulu in his native COS
tune will have All easier time t1!an inost 1i or
the girls who marry foreign titles, lHe
is hard to understand how the Zulu's native
costume can be lighter than white mans.
At DR.. Justin Hayes Institute, l67 Wabash
avenue. adjoining the Palmer House, other
guests besides Ills patients are received; !;
board optional. It has all elevator, and IS
kept with great care ln cleanliness and hygf
ctse.
The Canadian Indians are organizing brass
bands, and can nn longer be classed with The
nntutored 'sayages. This may in 4 great
measure account for the recent statement
that Canada regards her Indian policy as
failure.
Young men and young ladies are pretty
generally making their arrangements foF at
tending Fl. b.: Bryants Chicago Business
College. Those engaged during the day at
tend the evening sessions. =.
Dalrympte, the great Northwestern farmer,
is sait to BE- more used to the pen than ne IS
to the plow. His hands are soft as lhose-of
a girl. There is none of the s'horney-fsted"
about him.
The dynamite torpedo was first suggested
tn the inventor when he stepped on plug OF
laundry soap about three steps from the head
, 1881-09-18
. THE WISE MEN OF THE WEST.

Bankers and merchants throughout the
Northwest who have in their custody valu'
ables and securities are usually very careful
and judirious in their selection Of the recep
tables wherein to place their funds, and
avoid purchasing safes which are not up to
the times in point Of construction. A large
majority of these gentlemen, after a carer11!
canvass Of the merits Of different classes of
work, purchase Of Halls Safe & Lock Com
pany, concluding, rightly, that their work is
, the 'tbest" in the market, and has all the
latest improvements. The following orders
for bank work were taken this week By them
Bank Of Ca:s County, Plattsmouth, Neb.
Union y; tiolaat Bank, Racine, Wis.
". \. Burr. ~ 1gnace, Mich
Booge Il Pratfler, Lincoln. Neb.
Marathon County Bank, Wausau. Wis.
Donnell, Clark & Larabie, Butte City, Mon.
I. \. Bristol, Tama City, Ia:
4. d E. c. Byrne, Kellogg, III,
Large stock of I1all's celebrated safes at
No. 67 Washington street.
, 1881-09-18
OBITUARY..

GEORGE W. CAMPBELL.
Col George W Campbell died Friday even
ing at his residence on Ashland avenue, in
the 10Th year of his age. The disease which
carried him off was cancerous tumor,
which made its appearance on the right side
of the neck, just below the jawbone. little
over year ;tgu. At first he suffered no ir-
convenience from it, but in the last few
months it grew rapidly, extended to his
lungs, and became somewhat painful and
troublesome. It was not until, q week
ago, however, that Le had : to 20
to bed, or that his family and
friends began to be alarmed about
Ills condition. After that time he gradually
grew worse until his life ebbed peacefully
away.
known and very highly, respected. He was
the brother Of ex-Un United States Marshal Ben
Campbell and brother-in-!aw Of j. Russell
Jones, President Of the West Division Rail-
XeyeaSeP @ & Tsi Knx eoFa Wa n so do M Sf
Virginia, where he resided. until he was
nearly "A years Of age, serving there as 4
clerk for several years In the early part OF
s; as9 h. .esa Menaed 1oa his wa W;ay o,ty Vest d;
a ns2 Sn eFsGR2ek Rr weh fSa 'G IN tue hose oa ays 9.
was no small undertaking. From
Louisville he touk a boat to St. Louis in
search of fame and fortune. Here he met
William Hampstead, who was .eng1ged in
business in Galena, then a great mining cen
tire, and by him was employed Mt the prnceiy
salary of SIS month, and tue two together
took a boat for Galena, where they arrived in
April. 1880. For several years Col Campbell
remained IN Mr. lIcmpstcad's employ, and
finally purchased his stock Of goods. and in
company with u. b. I[oorehouse embarked
in business: which included lead smelling
and general merchandising. Sometime after.
i'll company with Orrin Smith, he started in
the grocery aud commission line, and the
firm Of Smith s. Campbell nouriShed for a
number of years. After that he went in
business with Mr.. j. Russell Jones, who SUBJ
se9uent1y moved to Chicago.
In 1861, at the commencement OF the War.
Mr.. Campbell disappointed Cotnmlssary OF
Subsistence, which lie held until some time
tered out Of the service until 1896. During
the past two years of his service he dis
bursed in the ncighborllood Of 0.000.
yet within sixty days of the time that Ile was
mustered out his accounts were settled: lie
was regarded rs one OF the honestest ana
aDlest officers in the service:
After the passage of the Bankrupt act he
was often designated us an Assignee in
bankruptcy, and he was still settling up sew
eral estates at the time Of his DEATH. Col.
Campbell's integrity WIS never questioned,
his sterling honesty being too well known.
IIc was 4 modest, unassnnling, Christian
gentleman, and creditably filled all the posi-
tiops assigned to him in the various walks OF
life. lie was married twice. His first wife
was Eliza 1}. Colmes, who he married in
1882. Iu 1855 he married Eliza j.: Brady, of
st. Gencyieye. lie had two daughters and
four sous.