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The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
TERRITORIAL.

Govesnor-John c. Fremont, Prescott.
Secretary john J. Gosoer Prescott.
Treslurer-Tnomas ], Butler, Prescott
Superintendent OF Pnblic Instruction-M
Fl Shermsh, Prescott.
Auditor-E P. Clark, Prescott
Supreme Court-C G. w. French Chief
justice, Prescott D. Forest Porter; As
sociats5 asuee, Phoenix: W, H. stillwel,
Associate Jasgce, Tucson,
U. 5 District Attorney-E. B, Pomroy,
Tucson
U. 5 Marshaii-C. f: Dake, Prescott.
Delegate to- .Cpngress-Granvirle Opry,
Florence. = =
Prison Commissioners-Wm NJ. Buffum,
Presfsssssss..!A. Fran, Gutenberg; David
Naabr, qua Calientc.
s~ COUNTY.
Tresurer-Gco. Martjn.
l':ohtc Jud~e-lsaac Levy.
G:.sid-A Tvner
Curr Sheritf-Waltcr Millar,
D,sl Ct A,lorney-H. n. Alexander.
- y -i,,aaer-=S ,mHei Party Jr. .-..
surIyisor>-Leo. Furrer, c. II. Brinley
g. ". Thnrlow.
4Cark Board of Ssperrrisors-tIE;: 81. Knight.
Ceroncr-J. H. Taggart,
Justices of the Peace-C. H Brinley, Ira,
Alabbitt, VI H. Simmons. A, D, Craw
fork, Silent; NJ. R. Mallor1, Ehreh berg.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19
EDITORIAL NOTES.

That was cruel joke perpn
trated upon Secretary Kirk wooG
by some Of his political enemies
Mr.. Kirk wood made his reputa-
ton, and owes his prestige to his
rough honesty and uncouth dress
And now some one must knock
all this eccentricity in the bead
by sending to his constituents
that fashion plate chrome of Gar
fields Cabinet, in which Kirk
wood is represented as wearing
IA standing collar, jockey tie, law
ender kid gloves, a silk dress hat
aud patent leathe er dancing shoes.
: 1t appears row that the recent
deal made in Confederate bonds
was caused by the revival of that
old popular superstition of a de-
po$it for their redemption in the
Bank of England. This idea,
however, has been finally dis.
PEELED by a public denial, upon
authority, of the existance of any
such fund. Yet the transaction
faithfully illustrates the old hu-
man weakness of accepting long
odds. It is "A good bet, even if
sou loose.
The San Francisco Post is The
only metropolitan journal of Cali
fornia with candOr enough to adj
nit that the Pacific coast would
be benefited bya division: Of that
State. 1t is clearly aware of the
advantages that would accrue
from the increased representation
in Congress, which 1t can obtain
in: no other way.
This same newspaper has lev
ell head upon another proposition.
Speaking of the court martial
sitting on the captured hostile
Indians, it very sensibIy remarks:
1t is to be hoped that there will
be no mawkish sentiment i'm
ported into these trials. The In
dians are redhanded murderers,
and should be punished accord
ingly. We perceive that in the
latest brush with the troops the
retreated, leaving three
dead and their squaws and chill
dren to be cared for by the gov
ernment. The fighting men are
for the San Carlos reser-
vati0n, where they will doubtless
mu ter in for supplies as "gOOd
Indians" LQ Is ii genuine hum
bug.
There is an advertisement in
this paper, on the fourth page, to
which we desire 10 call attention.
The Cincinnati Times Star pub
fishes Its prospectus, and those |
desiring an Eastern paper will |
find that this journal is just wha t
they want. .
Who is responsible for the As
3ociate Press dispatches about a
statement DR.. Boynton is going
to make, concerning DR.. BlisS'S
mis- management of President
Garfeld's. case? It looks very
much as though DR.. Boynton
Was afraid he. would. not get pay
enough out of the job, and want
ed to attract sympathy by decry-
ing DR.. Bliss. Such contrOver-
cies between physicians are more
contemplate, if possible, than be.
tween newspapers.
Most heartily do we wish that
Miss Nixon may draw the win
lipg card in her libel suit against
:. H. Allen, The virtuOus but not
lappy Principal of the Normal
School at San Jose. Her only Of
ense was that she was in the
labit of sneezing, and had a
'eau. Mr.. Allen lad never had
me himrelf, and could not enter
nto the feelings of a young lady
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19
One ofthe Reasonable Pleasures

OF life, properly cooked meal, afror ds
little or no present enjoyment, and much
subsequent torture 10 Il confirmed dys-
Peptic. But when chronic Indigestion is
com batted with Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, the food is ca ten with relish, and
most impoI tant of all, is assimilated by
and nOurishes the system. Use this
grand tonic and corrective also to remedy
constipation, biliousness, rheumatism,
fever and ague.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
& generally.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-11-19
G. NJ . "a n EG II n,

DEALER M
Ancient Judge and young Sultana,
Vanity Fair and pure Havana,
Bagley's famed Turkish Patrol,
Durham, fit to sooth the soul
Of prophet, priest, saint or siRner,
Who loves Il smoke just after dinner,
Sweet Caporal-the soldiers joy
Insures repose without alloy.
While Amber Flake, or Mountain
Belle
VIII suit the purpose just as we'll.
With other brands that claim at
tention,
Too numerous Gust nowl to men,
ton.
For further information, go
To G. NJ. K, at the P.-O. o29-tf
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s72 A WEEK. sl2 a day at home cas-
lily made. Costly Outfit free. Address
STrue d Co., Augusta, Maine.
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CIV CRANE,.Snle Agent, 3lS Pine St,
Roam 81, SAN FRANCISCO. 4
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16

Senator Voorhees,, of Indiana is stirring up
his brother Democrats good deal on the
'stariff for revenue doctrine. He said IN a
recent interview The conviction, false or
true, that our party favored free trade blazed
through Indiana like a comet. Tie poison of
that foolish and false resolution exfoliated
like the leaves of upas tree all over the
state.
Senator Vance advised the negroes in the
address he delivered at the colored men S
State Fair, in Raleigh, S. c., . NOT to lay too
much stress on education.
Smart Weed aud Belladonna combined with
the other ingredients used in the best porous
plasters, make Carter's S. W. & B. Backache
Plastess the best in the market. Price %
cents. n.l6,2t-
The rcadjuster Congressman elected from
Virginia v ii act with the Republicans. The
political status of the Senate is likely to re-
main unchanged until 1885.
We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of J. Monroe Taylor. This
house has been established nearly forty years,
and their goods are celebrated for purity and
strength. We would recommend trial oil
their Gold Medal brands to all who desire su-
perior cookery. n.16, -4m.
The Newark Sunday Gull thinks that
while Baldwin was at it he should have stolen
tie city debt.
Mr. James Dougherty, of Trenton, has re-
ceived the appointment of Supervisor on the
Delaware aud Raftan Canal from New
Brunswick to Princeton.
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16
OUR RELIGIOUS COLUMN.
OLD cHuRcH CALENDAR.


Nov. 13. Twenty second Sunday after
Trinity.
Nov. 90. Sunday next before Advent
Last week,sour column spoke for the wives.
This week it has word to say 10 tbem
1t is not the husband alone who is to strive
to make a happy home, by finding bis own
pleasure there. Without the wife's co-opefa
tion, his best efforts must fail The wife, in
deed, is to take the lead in this matter Home
is herfealan, and she should reign there, in
prinoe-ooAsort. My lady lives there, all the
day. bIy lo,d comes home, for dinner, and
the night Hers is the care of their young
subjects, nine-ienths Of the time; hers, the
ordering OF the several provinces, parlor
/ kitchen, pantry in most respects aud the
adorning, the beautifyiog Of tile palace hers,
almost entirely. 1he childfens faces aud
their pinafo,es are bright or dingy, clean or
dirty, according to 1.-THE measures she takes
and the orders she enforces. At her bidding
| the CRATE glows cbeefily by her sufferance,
it is cold and dark. Carpets, window-cur-
tains, corner cupboards and cobweb corners,
tellthe tale Of her vigilance or her indolence,
how she has welded those potent sceptres,
the broom and the dust brush
But this grand queen displays her sover-
eighty in a still higher sphere ~ THE Kings
English we understand to be but figure of
/ speech. . The mother tongue is reality
and every mothers speech is language
whi3b she can establish and maintain to be
! the dialect of her people, as no autocrat or
emperor could do, by endless decree and un-
wearied diligence. Notonly the grammar of
the home talk, but its tones, are largely ac-
cording to her exampleand command. These
will be harsh or gentle, winning OF repusive,
rude or courteous, as the queen speaks her.
self and requires of her little people,
The prince-eonsort, returning TO his palace
at night-fall, ought to be greeted by such low
ing welcome, and entertained by such engag-
ing ialkiof both maker and 6aty5is, that he
will findHit impossible to quit the domestic
court reception, except at the bidding of out
door duty.s And when the wee ones are tucked
away fof the night, the wife's talk, turning to-
wards the topics that specially interest her
" i'll lead him to the conclusion that he need
uot goabroad to discuss these subjects, but can
have, at home, attention and sympathy. And
better still will she be, as an intelligent and
satisfactory companion in talk, il size has given
some spare moments--that can be snatched
from even the busiest day--to look over the
newspaper that comes into every American
home where there is industry and temperance
We have spoken Of homely things. Some
may doubt if they be quite religious ones.
But that is a very real and important part of
practical religion that helps to make home
peaceful aud attmeiive and satisfying place
for the vacant hours ofall who belong there
father, mother, children. For good homes,
more than all else, go to the making Of good
Christians.
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16
WORMS.
WORMS
WORMS.


E. Il, KUNKEL'S MORN SYRUP never fails to des-
trey pin seat and stomach worms, Dr Kunke is The
only success ful physician who Tape Worm in
two hours alive with head and Ice until removed.
Common sense teaches II tape Worms be removed, all
other he readily destroyed Advice at office
and free The deeor tell whether not the
patient has worms Thousands are dying daily with
worms and do not know It, Fits spasns cramps, ehok
ing and suocation sallow complexion, circles around
the eyes, swelling aud pain in the stomach restless ut
nght grinding otthe teeth prickng at tho nose cough,
fever Itching the seat headache, foul BREATH the pa
ent grows pale aud thin es ling aud irritation IN the
anus-all these symptoms and more come from
Fifty per cent of cases OF dyspepsia and dlsorganza-
tions of liver caused by stomach and other
existing in the alimentary canal l have vegetable
remedy which eeetually them and clenses the
liver and kidneys. Numbers OF prominent citzens Of
Philadelphia who have been treated Tor various diseases
dyspepsia consumption bronchitis, female weakness,
&c testify that my treatment has cured them and
that they had been treated wrong Diseases +. n
Kunkels Worm Ssiap never falls 90 remove them.
Price 81 bottles for s.. Fo Tape Worm write and
consult the dootor For all others buy Of your druggist
the Worm syrup and If he has 1t not, send To Dr. L i.
kunkel, 259 n Ninth ST. Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by
mail free. send three cent stamp.
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16
IF YOU WANT TO BE STRONG,
HEALTHY

Aud vigorous take T. T. kankes Bitter Wine OF Iron,
No latisuage convey adequate idea Of the Inn
mediate and almost miraculous change produced hy
taking L. Kunkels Bitter Vino OF lron, in the dis
eased debilitated and shattered nervous system.
Whether broken down 10y exeesses, weak by nature,
impaired by Sickness the relaxed aud unsrung orsan-
zatoBs is stored TO perfect health and yilor. sold
only IN ST bottles six bottles for So Ask your drug
gis for T. f. kunSe's Ritter Wine OF Iron and take
no other II he has il not send 10 proprietor 4. H.
Kunkel, 259 n. Ninth ~, Philadelphia, Ia. Advice
free; enclose three cent stamp AschenbaQh Miller.
sole Agents. Sd and Calowhill streets, Philadelphia
Pa. Sept. IA, 3ni
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16
DIR. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORM
SYRUP instantly destroys worms and re-
moves the Secretions which cause them.

DIR. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORM
SYRUP instantly destroys worms and re-
moves the Secretions which cause them.
1t is thought the disastrous fire at the Ran
dolph Mills, Philadell hia, was caused by the
electric light. Since hit tire, tive other mills
IN the same district were imperiled by sparks
flying from the electric wires. 1859
It is the height Of folly to wait until you
nre in bed with disease that may last for
months, when you can be cured by a timely
use of Parker's Ginger Tonic. We have
known sickly families made the healthiest by
it, Observer #E n.9, I'm.
How TO SECURE HEALTH 1t seems
strange that auy one will suffer from tile
many arrangements brought on 10y an nimpure
condition of the blood, when SCONlLL'S
SARSAPARILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP viii restore
perfect health to the physical organization.
1t is indeed u strengthening syrup, pleasant
10 take, and has proven itself to be the BEST
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, etfec-
tually curing Scrofula, Syphilitic disorders,
Weakness Of the Kidneys, Eryspeas, Mala-
ria all Nervous disorders and Debility, Bill
ious complaints and all Diseases indicating an
impure Condition of the Blood Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach skin, cts. 1t corrects ind-
gestion. A single hottie will prove to you its
merits as a health renewen for it ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when the complaint is
of an exhaustive nature, having tendency to
lessen the natural vigor Of the brain and
nervous system. sil4 W
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16
.CnIrKnn hEnVI1lts.

S. ASpwrw's sunday, 1850, Morning Prayer Ser
mon. 30 Evening Prayer aud SERMON.
PRHasasa-i Kf,fAS GaniarzroIyiees on SUNDAY Ia so
A. NJ. go z NJ. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at
BAPTIST CHURCH. Services ou SUNDAY at ESQ NJ .
and $50 T.. NJ Prayer meeting On Thursday evening
at T.34.
NJ y enuRom.-sersices on Sunday at 1896 A. NJ.
aud 730 I ~ General prayer meeting Thursday
evening. at 7s9.
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

MOoRE-cAsE.-4At the Baptist Parsonage, Sandy
Ridge Oct 18th, 1851. by Rev. II. B LaninP, Mr. John
ii. Moore and Mrs. Hannah Case, both of Delaware
township.
VAN fI.EET-WIIS0N.-In Philadelphia, Oct 18th,
by ney n T. Rupinkanl Peter N. Van Fleet, ofThree
Bridges to salle v, daughter Of Charles Wilson, OF
Sefgeantsville
AILER4-saiIrH.tv,No 3. by Rev. s D. Decker Henry
Il. Aller, of Sidney, to Lnnie p. smith, Of Valley,
New Jersey.
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16

According 10 foreign papers, the favorte
rastime of English noblemen this season is
deersalkipg, and, as pretty much all the
game oi this character is to be found in the
seotcll Highlands, tue owners Of ground there
snitable foi hunting aud fishing find them
selves IN a very agreeable position indeed
There are in Scotland about 1,700 pieces of
property reserved exclusively for shooting
ana tising. and three-fourths of them are let,
The income 10 Scotch land propiietors from this
seonfce being about s., 000, 900 per annum.
Among the lessees Of this kind Of property is
an American. who is said bya London journal
to pay %5O,00O for the privilege Of a two
months hunt every year
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16

The Topeka (Kansas) Capital publishes an
interview with DR.. Boynton, in which he says
that President Garhelds wound was not
necessarily tatai, and that if be had had
proper surgical treatment from the first he
might have got well. A good many people
are of the same opinion, but that should not
prevent justice being metel out to Guiteau.
nis intentions of killing Garfield were most
deliberate, and it will be a nice point of law
to decide whether he or the doctors should
suffer for the DEATH
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16

EASILY PRovEN.--It is easily proven that
malarial feyers, constipation, tcrpidity of the
liver and kidneys, general debility, nervous
ness and neuralgia ailments yield readily to
this great disease conqueror Hop Bfteis. II
repairs the ravages of disease by converting
the food into rcl blood, and it gives new life
and vgor to the aged and iuiirm always.
MIC -3t.
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16

A Philsdelphians scheme for enriching
birleelf was 70 secretly marry an heiress who
was almost idiotic charge her to tell nobody
81 fe occurrences and wait until she should
die. &heu he would claim share of her es-
tals sshe told her mother of the marriage,
how esals aud. By means of legally appointed
commission, the contract has been declared
SID " aason Of her mental disability.
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16

BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures pau
in Man and Beast. For use externally and
internally.
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16
OUR BELOVED
G. "a Eg F IL E e. I'D
AND HIS FAITHFUL CABINET.

GeG week in your town Terms and So outfit
epUV iree Address H. HALLETr & Co.. Portland
Maine. f231y.
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16
DAUCHY9 ADVERTISEMENTS

q nHTEF DON'T I3rate before seeing our James
\IHfH III River Saitlement Illus. catalogue
- ~ " isee. J. n. Aancha Glaremont, surry
-'aasHaA11z-'ana'sa-s-9 Co.. Va Nov. 2.-4w,
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16
coLoRApo.

Il he Republicans elected their municipal
candidates in Denver. The leading issue of
the election was. the location of the state
capital. Five towns aspired for the honor.
BouSer was successful by a majority Of ten
ilnnsand
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16

Republicans claim tie state by 1000 to
6, 600 tnaiority, aud have elected the whole
state ticket, with the possible exception oi
Falk for Treasurer.
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16

The Republicans elected ten Of the fourteen
seuatois voted for on the Sih, giving them ] I
olithe "a senators. Last year tue Senate stood
III TO s. This year there are three new dis
tlicls The House stands, according 10 The
CaRfaat's returns, 140 Republicans TO 0S DEM
ocfats aud 1 Greenback. Last year it stood
Republicans 1866 Democrats 80, Greenback 1.
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16

From the best obtaipahle data the Repub-
lican majority in this state will be from 20,
600 to %, coo, for Hubbard, for Governor.
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16

Nov. 13. Twenty second Sunday after
Trinity.
Nov 20. Sunday next before Advent.
The Lambertville record., 1881-11-16

The election was quiet. Samuel Maxwell
for Supreme Court Judge and l.. b. Fiheld
and Isaac Powers, for University Regents,
were elected by from 10, 900 to IS, 900 majority
in the state, this being about the usual ma
jJfiiy for the Republican ticket. These were
the culy state officers voted for
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
The Asseasn sBt.

The Assessors, Mr.. Hughes of the
Southern District, and Mr.. saV!lle OF
the Northern District, mtt at tie City
Hall this morning At 10 o'clock Rs
announced IN their published notices TO
hear appsaiB from the Assessment made
10 correct erEers and assess names
omitted. Contrary TO expectations
there vas no crowd on hand 1t tae time
appointed, snd 10 orowd collected at
any time during the day. There was a
regular and steady stream OF parsons
from ,he southern district TO see Mr..
Hughes books az most Of the errors and
omissions were in the Southern district.
There WAS not the trouble experience
as was met last year, Mr.
Hughes and hI4 deputy hr,
Roth, showing themselves very
willing to do al! they could TO make a
fair and full assessment. MIR. sS7illt
had but very few c0lLsrS. Only one
msu applied to be alsessed atll o'clock
aud he had removed from the Second
TO the Eighth ward, and missed being
Assessed In either. There was no dis
graceful proceedings as characterize
Ilhe q scens last year and there was NJ
difioulty for any person entitled 70 &c
assessed.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
,,age. Win Impaired Minds.

WAsHKoroS Jan. .2S--lt 10 understood
that tbs bill introduced by Mr.. Davis,
Of illinois, for the resignation and re-
,iremsnt OF Judges OF the United States
Courts who may become permanently
disabled by reason Of sickness or other
wise. and thus 80 disabled as TO pre-
vent the discharge Of their duties' IL
intended mainly 10 meet the Gases OF
Judges Clifford and Hunt, OF the United
states Supreme Court. JudRe Clihord, .
recent attack has 60 impaired bis mind,
il Is stated, that he is not capable OF
going through the form OF rendering
his rs.Ignaiion and reaching rstiremen.
in the mode nov provided. II Is SAID
fnrther that Ssna.ors EimundS and
Thurman favor the passage Of Senator
Davis bill.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
REATHs.

- a sE --.Op the the 9th instant, anne :
rEf....t,.,, ~ w. H. and Mary H. FohGt,
10 = ears. 10 months and ~ anys ,,-.
nsou ~ ~ atiyes and tten1s Of tho lAWi'y.
= Ins f,iI y invited TO attend the iul"r a
s,sn fhe residence OF her Parenls, ou u yp,'
ssyass. south Whining 6on. on sum- "'p W.,
saseor s.ss IL q o'clock. Interment a6 the OH
rwsde's Uemetery.
kad and lonely Is our dwellihg
Lonely our home !o-aay' a5 oroot,,
nnr darling has forever passec away
Dearest darling thou mast isit , u.s.
We thy loss most deeply ieei,
t,,,t ,tis God who has heret u.s.
Ha can sill our sorrows neal.
aCfone bnt not forgotten"
..,,S,urEf.I,-ln this city,on the 20 IN inSt
y ". aret. vile OF ~m. W. oohhali i" 0e
ss y yysllt 'lstfves and friends are Respectfully
Ene ~ attand the funeral from the resi-
4 inyityu ~ bsr hu band, I'll East l4th Ut. OF
vsttav Afternoon, at 0'clOch' SetFlos
M ~ me hstIso at half past Two. 70 p,oros"
& W,,mipgton and BrandyWine cemetery.
/. - ~ ERs - I'm the 27ts irst, MioASe
IN tsowers. in the 8,th year OF ms ase.
Ss Tbe relatives AMI fnenos fn,ena e NJ n
.tkend the funeral from uhs an,h Leu and Ia
4 lcrsen streets. on Sasofuas "''
"a az o'clock ...
4. III .HuRS.- Thursday, January ~
II , X ~ ( II. Miiburn, in 48th year Of ner ~.
80 s,siatiyes aad friends are roepeciui
1 -.<srSatsd 10 attend the funerel, from y
32cnSs al her husband, n. =: M our
~ pIrs ID. on Su 4day. the soth lnstai
2: tisvs the horse at IL O'Clock, TOR Ne@pc
.{)xmcteyy.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
roa,.rs pslAwAnsAS DElD.
Edward Pests, ,. ". Garrest's fri'
vase Secretary, Died resierasy.

Z
Edward Pests, ,. W. Garsesps rri'
vase seeretary, Died resserasy.
BAIrmoRs, January 2s M. bd.
ward Potts, WE'LL known % fnyhe
secretary 70 John W. Garrett, P'esi'
dent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. died At his residence here yester
day in the 5l!h year Of his age.
EDWARD Potts was born In Trenton
|N. j., February 24.h, 1877. In bis
youth he connected himself with the
house Of Harper Brothers, ofNew YORK.
de learned the trade Of printing with
The Harpers. After attaining his ma
jority he wea. TO Wilsonburg, New
York, and became ths proprietor and
editor Of paper In that place. lie lefl
there soon after for q wider field, and
found an engagement on the Pennsyl'
vania, In Philadelphia. From here ne
went TO Dover, Delaware, and became
the Proprietor and editor Of the Del
State Reporter. Iu 1857 he returned
to Philadslphia and procured a.Posision
on the Press, and was subsequently,
EN- mploysd on the Washington Chroai-
sle. Mr. Potts was short hand writer
and In 1852 became the private Score
tsry OF the late William Prescott Smith
then Master Of Transportation OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Z. R. He attracted
the attention OF John W. Garrett the
President OF the company and aitei
serving several years with Mr.. Smith he
was appointed private secretary and
CON ndaential clerk Of the President
This position he held from 1865 to the
day Of his death.