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NOTICE TO

NV YORK, September 20 1852
Pu-.uaut To resolutions adopted by the Stock
holders AT their Convention in Hun tsvile, Ala,
on August 22d last, holders of stock OF the Mem
phis and Charleston R. r Co viii have the prfvi-
loo of snbsrribing, according to the terms au-
thorized by the Stockholders and nIed by the
SsomnIittee appointed by the Board OF D1ree tons
mon application to the Real Estate Trust Co.,
sSo us Broadway, New York. Tor the common
100 1the present issue to be made preferred)
- h issued upon said Railroad 10 an amount
sousl TO their present holding at twelve per cent
IN its face value, the privilege TO extend 20 me
1n.h dav of October next Tbe payment oil the
teelve per cent viii be due upon the delivery OF
me Trust Company's certificate representing me
i-ed agent irrespective of record, viii be priv
isged 10 subscribe, and subscriber only Will De
liable Certificate must be presented at the heei
Estate Trust Company and hAye-stamPed upon IL
The TACT of subscription
". <. SfEYENsON, Chairman Committee.
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4 Dignified and sterlin. institution.
Notice of Dissolution.

11ux mercantile firm OF WATERMAN 4 BEAN,
me ne nom AZ station Ark, il and has been dis
saIxad Nv the death of c. plain A Bean The IN
dersiened win remain ut the old stand. ana - sur.
TfVfnr parrner wind MP all ths 2ratrssAnd pnslness
of The lste firm. AL persons indebted 70 the oio
Arm Of WATERMAN d BEAN viii sette WITH me,
and all claims against said nrIn VII Ss a1Jus'0o
by ". AIL1.a 80 /.
DUMAS, Ark, September D. 1852
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The canvass in the party for the choice OF dele
gates to that convention has seldom been equaIed
in earnestness and activity, and in the Iuilness,
freedom aud publicity of preparatory discussion.
he attention OF Republicans everywhere
Jugs were held in accord with long
established usage, in excep tional locality
or two, where modes have for some time existed,
which, If not acquesced in, have ever been reso-
lutely rebelled against and changed. Those phi
maries were attended in unexAmpled numbers
and justly expressed the sentiments Of the partic-
ipants in them. The delegates chosen 10 the State
Convention repIesente the
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SPORTING NEWS.


ST. LOUIS October 2-Louisvilles, 5; ST.
| Louis, l,
| PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-Philadel-
phias, 2, Troys, s.
CHICAGO, October 2.-Cbicagos, 5; Metro
| pslitans, 6.
Providence, r. l., October 2.-Bostons,
2:ProVidences l.
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CORRECTIONS by the United States Daily
INITIAL Ala Association.

We see card in your paper of the 29ih
of September last from one Mr.. Steele, who sigus
himself city marshal of Winona. Miss in which
he gives you for publication copy of letter from
one J. f. Caldwell, Of Winona, Miss, and which
you publish in connection with the said Steele's
| card.
In Justice to ourselves ask that you allow us
the use of your paper correct the statements
made by the said Caldwell i'll his statement of the
business he had with our association. Mr.. Cald-
well took out policy in association on the
18th of september for $50 per day one Mr.. A. A
| Collins. Ills certificate is No. 1G6. His man mar
| ried the ooh of September, giving him just
seven days. He was entitled to Sl40, and was sub
| ject TO four assessments of s22 each and annual
dues of $40. The following table gives full state
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The Octnheeir term of the Chancery Court
oegan yesterday, with Chancellor Aclsoss, ,,o on
/ the bench At the instance and request OF sttor-
| neys no regular call will be made until lnf .sln
| In The meantime the chancellor Is prepsred to
| hear any causes parties may desire disposed Of,
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Judge FoIser win Accom-.

NEW YORK. October 2:-Secretary Folger
declined to be interviewed to-day. but a gentle
man who had been admitted to his room, stated
that he would certainly accept, and added that he
will write a letter of acceptance and announce
his personal platform, properly stigmatize the de-
ception practiced in the State Convention, and
go before the electors on the record that he has
made in Dubiic life
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THE BREAK BEGUN.

declines the nomination for Congress-at-large in
letter to that effect on account of dissatisfaction
| in the marty.
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rIlM poIJTIcAII.y RUrNEp.

as is sympa thizngy said to me and If it work
row II will not be the first that has entered my
soul and left its pangs there Be the result what
Il may TO me. viii not take the responsibility OF
breaking up the organization and destroying the
Republican, party OF the State OF New York II il
is to be defeated at the coming election IL must be
by the act or mission OF Republican voters. can
go down brayeiy with the party that has favored
me, and which love- serene in the Consciousness
tnal no act OF mine has wrought woful ruin. Cir
den Inc now 10 De the capdldate of united zeal
Gus Republican party. 1t would be my aim il
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1929 Prizes amounting to $4,000
No approximation prizes All prizes drawn from
the wheel
The distribution of prizes will take place
Wednesday, December q, 1882 tSt. Johns Day., at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, AL tickets drawing
prizes must be returned within thirty days after
the publication. THOS. H. BRUNTON,
Manager. Masonic Temple Building, London. Ont.
Or for circulars and further inform alton apply at
No. G West Court street Memphis. Tenn.
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REDUCING THEDEBT
Tie Public Burden Cut Down Nearly
Fifteen Millions During the Month
or September.
Contracts for LeYee Work Awarded b,
the Secretary OF War-Rights of
Miners-Capital Briefs.
LEvEE CONTACTS

WAsHISTGoE, October -Four million
fo1r hundred thousand dollars OF new gold
Certificates have been sent to New York
They were Of the denomination of 500.
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HOrsford's Acid Phosphate.

DIR. c. o. Files, Portland, Me, says: aAfter
perspiring freely, when cold wafer has utterly
failed TO satisfy my thirst, it has accom-
plished the purpose with the most perfect
success"
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Posted II Memphis at am. october 2, 1882.
The best and safest way to increase the
appetite assist digestion, cause the food to assim
ilate properly and the absorbents to take up
nourishment, induce full and regular vacuation
produce easy expectoTation. and SOP decay OF the
lungs heart liver urinary and digestive organs,
is by using Brown IS Iron Biters 1t has given sat
isfaction in more than a million instances:
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AWARDED BY THE SECRETARY OF WAR
TOTAL AMOUNT OF THE WORK
WASHINGTON, October 2-The Secretary
OF War has awarded the contracts for levee
work on the lower Mississippi river. The
total amount of leyee work contracted for is
a, 636, zoo cubic yards at cost of 81 ,I43, S24
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VIEWS AND OPINIONS OF THEIR CoNsTITU-
ENCIEsi

as 1airly and July as those Of the conventions
which preceded it. The methods of the Conven-
ton when assembled were in accordance with
precedents, free from violence and clamOr, Gedate
and deliberate. There is naught on the face of
them that will warrant the assertion that all
done in the meetings not fair, honest
and above board, and that the results did not flow
from the conscien tious and dutiful convictions
and actions of the members. This is plain from
the fact that when a decisive Voie was reached,
though there had been deep feeling and was
great disappointment, there was hesitation in
yielding unanimous aoq uiescence, and the mo-
ton to that end was made by one and seconded
by another of the prominent members who had
hoped and abored for Il different end. Their party
and public rank and their character and qualities
forbid the idea that they would have submitted to
a wicked or vicious even
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ANDREW JACKSON.

ANDREW JACKSON AS PUBLIC MAN
WHAT He WAS WHAT (HASCEs He HAD, AM
WHAT He DID WuH THEN. BY lillian Ora
ham Summer. Professor OF Political and Socia
Science in Yale College. lAmeriean Statesmen
Series I6no. pp. 402. HoughtOn. Mifiiin & Co
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COTTON BELT BULLETIN.

MEMrHIs, TENN. October ?. 1Ss2, p. m.
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SHIP YOUR RAGS

IRON, METAL BONES. AND ALL CA 5SES OF
J. Pape Stock to 8: Gal Y. Agent. 4os to Il
Shelby street, Memphis Prom pt returns made on
all goods consigned to me. Correspondence to-
licftad,
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Ch1Ila ana Eeuer
NOTICE OF EIECTI0N.

TTHE stockholders Of the HOME INSURANCE
Il AND TRUST COMPANY are hereby notified
that decentralization for Thirteen Directors will
be held at the Office of the company, No. 81 Madi
son street, on Wednesday, the 4th day of October
1882, between the hours of u O'Clock m and
pm. By order of n. C. PEARCE, President
Attest: BUN F. PRICE. Secretary.
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BRIGHTON Reach Races.
national Billiard Association.

NEW YORK, October 2.-Ir the Brighton
Bsach races to day Little Katie, Edwin A, Perplex
btllast and Bride Cake were the winners
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LAW REPORTS.
banrerv Court-MeDa<.,IIua..

Criminal Conrt-Horrigan, Judge
Calendar for TO day: 90, 20, VIM. Fibb;
., %, Joe Webb; &C, Robt Madden: G.. AIex
Ford; 81, A. Dsdson; es, Clara Taylor.
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WASHINGTON, October 2-Secretary Lin
scoln was at his desk at the War Department.
bslsy.
Fifst. Assistant Postmaster General Hat
ton leaves faE- Ohio tomorrow
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The true antidote to the effects OF miAsna il
Hostetter's Stomach Ritters. This medicine Ii one
of the most popular remedies OF an age OF success
fIll pronrietary specifics, aud Is in immense de-
mand wherever on this Continent fever and sgue
exists wineglassful three times day Is me pest
atmosphere, regulating the liver, and invigorating
For sale by all Druggists aud Dealers generally:
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THE poor suFtTer that has been dosing
himself with o-cslled Troches and thereby
upset his stomach without curing the trouble,
some cough, should take our advice and use
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup and get we'll.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29
Homely Wrinkles.

Freshen salt fish by soaking in water.
skin side up. /
Again we say mix salt in flour before
stirring in gravy. Otherwise it will be
lumpy
Tea cakes,-very nice: Four cups flour
three of sugar, one of butter one of sour
milk, one egg, one full tea-spoonful soda.
One of the first jobs of Spring cleaning
is whitewashing the cellar walls. If left
later the walls will be damp while now
they are dry.
In mending u torn glove it is best
to buttOn-hole the. edges of the tear
before sewing it up. 1t will look neater
and he less likely to tear out again.
Oystershells put one ut Il time in
stove or fre-box that is clinkered," ," will
clean the bricks entirely. They should
! be put in when the fire is burning brightly.
In pouring coffee into the cup at the
table always put the cream and sugar into
the cup first and pour the coffee in last
This is for beginners in housekeeping of
course.
1t is said that piece OF zinc placed on
the live Goals in a hot stove will effectually
clean out a stOve-pipe, the vapors pro-
duced carrying off SCOT by chemical de-
composition.
Wrap hams. shoulders aud beef in paper
and put into thick paper flour bags This
will secure them against flies. If put in
sacks the sac Ks may be coated with chrome
yellow and rye -four mixed in water. ap.
piled with a brush
it the coal scuttle is worn 30 that the
fine coal and dust falls through. j, c.4u %,
mended by passing two thickness OF cIotf
or drilling upon the bottom on the inside
Let the paste dry before using
The young ladies are sometimes inter
c-ted in new dances. One Of the best W,
know Of is to dance around the house anC
help mother do little hOuSework. It i
, nice ''styl. and ou-.i - b,yumc jlopu
lar.--Fam joprnat
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29
A Home Made Creamery.

Mr.. EDIToR:-I would like to contrib
ute little Of my experience for the benefit
of your subscribers who are interested in
making butter in hot weather, and who
have ice to use. would say in the first
place that there is no need of paving
a large price for a patent creamery, fer
any man who can use a saw and a plane
can provide himself with creamery at
less than one-quarter the expense that q
patent device will cost him, and be as good
mer kept four cows and my plan was
as follows had box or tank made of
two inch pine plank, three feet long, two
wide and two deep, provided with a dou-
ble lid made with an air chamber between
the out and inside A cleat is screwed on
each side inside two or three inches from
the top to hold strips across the tops of
| cans to keep them in place. ] have four
cans II inches deep and inches in dame
ter. These are placed two in each end of
the tank, which have 81 space between
them sufficient to place cake of ice that
will last "a hours. The tank is filled with
water sufficient so that the ice and water
will not come above the cans. There are
/ covers on the cans, with holes in them for
the heat and animal ordors to escape We
use two of them in the morning and two
at night, letting the milk stand "a hours.
! There can be no cream produced from the
l. L., I
sour it, and no dog-day weather affect it.
The whole of this arrangement cost me
eight dollars, and a patent creamery, with
this amount of cans, would have cost nc
thirty-six dollars. besides the freight.
A. BREWSTER.
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Health Hints.

Cheese is better than pork 10 do hard
Spring days work on.
As the warmer days come eat less fat
and less starchy food; not quite so much
pie and more fruit, sauce and greens.
Then there will be less Spring fever and
blliousncss.
Wet common cooking soda with water,
50 that it will spread easily on bit OF
cloth. and bind it on the corn. keepit ON
till the corn is looscned and comes out.
1t is simple and sure.
For slceplessness wet half a towel.
! apply it to the back Of the neck, pressing
it upward toward the base OF the back
and tasten the dry half over so as to pre-
vent the too rapid exhalation.
/ Shoulder inaces are Of no Use whatever.
Stoop shoulders cannot be cured with
them. Open air exercise. walking with
the hands behind the back, and determi-
nation to walk erect is the only cure
No house should be without a rubber
injection tube, costing about $3.50. The
main purpose for which it may be safely
used is to remove constipation-by water
injections into the bowls It is a good
substitute for an aperient and better, ii
will relieve the rectum and remove its
contents and then may relieve higher por
tions of the intestines. There is no doubt
about it, and trial will prove what We
say. Get one.
We wish we could prevail on every
farmer, in fact upon every person in tn,
land, to make a part of the morning mea
) of fruit Any kind Of fruit is good and
; fresh fruit is not at their disposal, dried
, evaporated or canned fruit should take it
place. We have known obstinate cases Q
constipation to yield to diet only change,
! so that dish of baked apples was made
E part of each breakfast, and chronic head
e aches and billiousness are often relieve
in similar way.-FGrm Journal.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29

WJe (dsNc Icc0DInOdali0n ITding.--LeAve Whining
jGn at 6 a. N. and r. NJ. Leave New Castle at 920
A. " and 4.lj P ".
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS-Additonal to those
above leave Smyrna for Clayton l0Jj a. NJ. 30 and
74j P NJ Leave Clayton for Smyrna 7.25. 1898 II 10
= and 40 and 500 2. " to make connection with
trains North aud South from Clayton.
CONNECTIONS.-N Townsend with Queen Anne
X Kent Railroad. At Clayton, with Delaware x
chesapeake Railway and Kent County Railroad. AZ
Harrington, with junction d Breukwater Railroad
At Seatord, with Dorchester Il Delaware Railroad
At Demar with Eastern shore Railroad. HicOmico d
P0cOmoke Railroad. and Worcester Somerset
Railroad.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
J. K. WOOD General Passenger Agent.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29

Among the many desirable results OF
pure blood are, an elastic step, bOuyant
spirits, and clear complexion. The posses
sor of healthy blood has his faculties at
command, and enjoys a clear and quick
perception which is Impossible when the
blood is heavy and sluggish with impuri-
ties. Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best blood
purifier and Yitalizer known.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29
GBe Smprua Gimes.
.SnzY2w0, De/.,
Wednesday Afternoon, March 90, 1882.
SONG.

Stay. sweet day, for thou art fair,
Fair. and full and calm;
Crowned through all thy golden hour,
With loves brightest richest flowers
Strong in faiths unShaken powers
Blest in hopes pure balm.
Stay, what chance and change may wait.
AS you glide away;
Now is all so glad and bright;
Now we breathe in sure delight:
Now we laugh in fate's despite
Stay with us, sweet day.
All, she cannot may not stay
All things must decay;
Then with heart, and head, and will
Take the JOY that fingers still
Prize the pause in wrong and ill.
Prize the passing day.
An he iCGr l?na1a
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29

They are at work on dictionary in Eng
land which will take 1000 quarto pages,
or four and a-half times the size Of Web
ster's dictionary. The first part, letter A,
will require 400 pages and will he ready
this year.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29

OK THIRTY DAYS TRIAL-We will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-V oltaic Belts
and other Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to young men and older persons
who are'aillicted with Nervous Debility, Lost
Vitality, etc, guaranteeing speedy relief and
complete restoration of vigor and manhood.
,AlS fer rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Ever and Kidney difficulties, ,Ruptures, and
many other diseases. illustrated pamphlet
Mich F." = = nov 23-1y
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29

Southern papers haying directed atten-
ton to the fact that college hazings are
mainly confined to the North, the Lowell
Courier quietly remarks that colleges are
mainly confined to the North.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29

Don't condemn good thing because
you have been deceived by worthless nos
trums. Parker's Giager Tonic has curre-
many in this section Of kidney and ned
Vous disorders, and we commend it
heartily to such suflerers.-Frpep0ri Ncws.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29
l047 KENT COUNTY 1882.
Mutual Insurance Co.,
DOVER, DEL.

lnsureS against loss by fire. issuing mutual policies
only under which payments made annually i'll
advance during membership, and on ceasing to be
members whatever remains uneX pended after paying
losses, expenses and dividends is returned thereby
furnishing Insurance at cost
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29

All freghts raust be az the various statios at least
thirty 30 minutes before starting of train otherwise
they will lay over twenty-fOur ~ hours.
Freight Trains will have Passenger Car attached,
which win be sHbieet "a desys incident tOthc Freight
RuSiness
0. s. SANFORD, Superintendent
OXFORD Nd Dee 81 1856
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29
philadelphia, Wilmington I Baltimore sal!saa'
DELAWARE DEVESION.
SOUTHWARK

.t,n and after MONDAY. JAnn0ry ST. lss,. sundays
excepted } trains will leave A. follows:
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Abstract Of Statement. 1851.
I(lRE(T TORS

AGENTS:
ANDREW }. WILSON. General A..r,, j:.,.,
G'". u. lIUliomS N,rv,i. :. ! I.,yJ;.y y,,,,,.,,-
Gro D. NoRcy I,L Cits Icn5,li ~ Il;,J "J ' ,,,''
J. $ HntiagpR SMYRNA J,bn n, U;,ttI 1,pt<'
4. J6ciSDp dr.. CUm,i,H H,ayy II. XIX. S. !'",
,JdS. Il. IPdfrs0n Fredcriru " r I,raj, ,"H.''.
R'gH'nr Williams, Mlf,ri Iylor< J.,o,jlr V,J,a ' ''
Ge9rGc NoDrc Fclt9n r. p R;,o,,a,.,, i''D'. w. ,..
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H"'"<'""N%|''""'''".''@I."ne&LoDliLeo ojJrelal.i,o
v.,..,. W". DENNEY, Sec'y,
DOVER DEL
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29

A Frenchman has invented a machine
for "caressing'' cats. 1t is formed q Ia
boot de Jacques, and can be fred from any
elevation 70
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29

a Georgia planter hires negroes who
play the banjo. He says that negro
ri ling the plow, while playing and smek-
ing will do more work with two males
than three men who do not play, but have
three mules.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29
Delaware & Chesapeake
Railway.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
GOING SOUTH.

on and alter MONDAY January g. 1851, tSnndavs
rxcepted) trains will run follows:
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29
TIE STEAMER
John d. TygeRt
WILL LEAVE
smyrna, (Rothwelr* Landingl and Pier 9,
Race street Wharves, Philadelphia,
A. FOLLOWS.
MARCH.
APRIL.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

III Heavy Freight intended TO he hauled 70 Boat
by our Teams should be reported 1T our Nthce lhe
night previous TO departure of Boat.
Snv Small Packages should be reported nj the
Office At least two hours before Boat START
Freight received in philadelphia on
Tuesday until leaving time, also all
day Thursday, and Friday until
leaving time.
j. F. TYGEET < co.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29


Blanks, hand and for sale this Office
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29
]. { B.. B. &T., And v. RAILROAD.
OLD DOMINION STEAMsHIP COMPANY.

on and after THURSDAY, Dec. 18th, 12Sl Sundays
Excepted trains will run as follows:
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29

North SterIing. Conn.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29
Farm Notes.
FROM FARM JOURNAL.

DO not forget that hogs like hay, cspec-
tally clover hay, and that they thrive
on il.
Smyrna times., 1882-03-29

1t takes longer to churn the cream from
a COW that is to have a calf than from a
fresh cow. 1t is not good practice,
therefore, to mix the milk Of the two, if it
is to be emade into butter, as the cream from
the former will be SO much longer in
churning that most of it will be left with
the buttermlk. When the milking season
is well advanced the difference in charming
is less, and the farrow cows milk can be
mixed with less disadvantage.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-13
Colonel WratisIaw.

The funeral of Colonel Wratislaw took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of Mrs. Allen Townsend, 397 D1xwell ave- nue. Rev. Mir. Jones and Deacon Smith conducted the services. The interment was in Grove street cemetery. Of him last even- ing's Bridgeport Standard in correspon- dents letter says; Died at New Haven, Jan uary 10th, 1882, Colonel Wratislaw. The Colonel was in the late war and an officer in the regiment in which the late Elias Howe was private. Mir. Howe taking an interest in him gave him position at his sewing ma- chine manufactory, which he filled with much credit. Being so fastidiously prompt he had the honor of being styled count from Hun gary, and his uncle held the highest and most honorable office that country could bestow. After being with Mir Howe some six years the Winchester Arms company, then occupy ing the building occupied by the Frary Cutlery company near the horse railroad de- pot, made him handsome offer to take po- sition with them. He accepted and went with them to New Haven, and has been steadily in their employ until death removed