St. Landry democrat., 1882-01-14

lor. pioneer Methodist, Lafayette, Ind: Rev
Asher Bliss, Indian Missionary. South Valley,
N. Y; Alexander Hamilton Vinton, ID. d.;
Professor in the Protestant Divinity School, |
Cambridge, Mass; Rev. Felix Barrotti, Catho-
lie, Washington. d. c.; Rev. J. B. Kerfoot,
Bishop of Pittsburgh, Pa: Rev. Henry b.
Hooker, Secretary Massachusetts Home Mis-
sionary Society. Boston: Rev. George Sheldon,
D. D., District Secretary OF the American
Bible Society New YORK; ReX y; n =, to WINE
in illinois; Rev. DR.. A. b, Van Zandt, Profess
sor Of Theology, Rutgers College, n. j.;
Bishop o. wSt fnna ep nf
enth-Day Adventists, Battle Creek, Mich;
Rev Austin Craig D. D., President Christian
Biblical School. Stanforlyile, n. Y; Arch
waukee: Rev. Henry Cowles d. D., James
vile. Wis; Rev S. 4. w. Jewett. Presiding
Elder Joliet 1ll) District; Very-Rev John
Emmettsburg, Md; DR.. Stuart Robinson,
Presbyterian Louisville. KY; Orson Pratt,
Mormon Church; Rev. q. A. Dalrymple. Epls-
copal, Baltimore, Md; Rev. Z. NJ. Humphrey,
Professor in Lane Seminary, Cincinnati, o.;
DIR. Leonard Bacon, New York.
r MEDICINE.
DR.. f. NJ. Wright Inspector National Board
of Health. Chattanooga, Tenn; DR.. Charles
McDermont eX-Surgeon-General OF Ohio; DR..
George Taylor, New Milford Conn; DR.. Levin
Smith Jones. Richmond, Va: DR.. Alva Curtis,
York; Dr. william c. Cheesebrough New
York: DR.. Konradin Hornberg, Indianapolis,
Ind: DR.. James Babcock. Albany, New \ ork;
DR.; FRANCIS Garter. Dean OF st; Arlines Medical
United States Navy; DR.. Herman wendell,
Albany, N. Y; Dr. George w. Dirmeyer, Sec
rotary of the Louisiana State Board OF Health;
Bower. New Orleans; DR.. Richard o. Coming,
editeF Louisville Medical NcUs, hy.;s d.. Isaac
Ray. specialist and author on insanity, PhIla-
dclpt1iH Pan DIR. Ezekiel b: Gaines, BoontOn,
n. r. Dr. Charles Macgill, Richmond, Va; DR..
J. c. Hughes, Dean OF College of Physicians
and Surgeons. keokuk, Iowa; DE-, James am !.
Bricheil, New Orleans, La; DR.. Edward Rey
nolds, Boston, Mass.
Gen. Charles b. Stuart, civil engineer. Cleve-
land O. Prof Aph3nSW2 Mond oqT9a ama W ,m
herst College, Massachusetts; George IT, San
born, inventor Of the bookbinding machine,
Brooklyn, NY; J. Lewis Diman, D. u, Proies-
sor of History and Political Economy, Brown
University, Providence, r.. j.. Prof: David
Crosby, Principal Literary Institute, Nashua,
n H.; Daniel A. Webster, New York, inventor
of Woodworth's planning machine; Charles f.
Galloway Cheston, President Of the Board of
Trustees OF John Hopkins University. Balti-
more Md Prof J. r Humphreys os se,snt st.
sxentsr of the eil=Mell torpedo, Pittsburgh,s e.
H. V. Kerr, State Librarian of Ohio; Prof, Hi
ram Mead, Of Obeflin College. Ohio: Ranso IN
f.. B;sebe' gsologiss HslsnaI iii: Je1shIsh
H,iiI b. 81, exsPresiderit Dennson z University,
Granville, o.; Matthew Vassar, patron of Vas
sar College; Samuel y: fuggles ppt W eEoa-
I Ami lArbot. Mich; Hey F. Dnrantl founder
81 Wellesley College, Ntsssac husetts: Rev. DR..
John w. Mears, Professor of Metaphysics,
Hamilton College, New York; Rev. II. 7. Tap
pan, ax-Pfesifent University of Michigan: DR..
John Bacon, Professor of Chemistry ut Har-
ward College,: Dr.sIsaao l. Hayes,#ArctIos ex-
plorer, New York.
Edgar H. Luther, Boston Mass} Globe; Z. Is.
Wilkinson, Denver Colols Republican; Hans
Haerting, Stduts-Zeitunal, Chicago; w. H; G't1d-
Mcknight, Phladelphia Eveanlg Nems; +; N.
Vanlue ex-edtor Clinton ull.) Register; e. u,
Goodrich, Bradford Pa.) Reporter; Ernest Buh-
lert, StadtS-Zeit,1tshCh Chicago; John b. CARING
ton, New Haven Comm Joul7se, and courier
General Herman Uhl, Substituting, New
| York; oliver NJ. Bradford. Associated Press;
John Bateman smith, Pulaski (Tenn( !, Gt I:l
ell ex-editor st. Louis Erening Nens;, W. d.
Waldron, Lewiston tNIey Gazette; Adam Il.
Ecker, Washington pa Erdmtner; Charles NJ.
Vincent, Boston tAlasso Globe; William F. Dur.
| gin, Boston (MassD Advertiser; George L.
| Jaeger, Insurance Herald; Chicago; William
| H. Waldron, Lewiston (Me:l Gazette; Hon, Hen.
berlain, New York Herald; John W, Pittock,
| Pittsburg (Pa.) Sunday and Euenlng Leader;
John N. Read, Kewaunee CWis) Enterprise;
John Masters, old Cincinnati and Boston jour-
| AMERICAN, New York; Jewett G.. Devotee,
Enquirer and Sun. Columbus, Ca; stephen n
Stockwell, Boston (Mass) Journal; Colonel n
c. CARRIER, Madison Qnd) Courier; Colonel 81
knott, Courier-Jolnnal, Louisville, KY; James
n Ashley, Journal Of the Telegraph
New York THOMAS 9nes niaoap
oils Ind.) Saturday Reciep; John n. Ingersoll
an old journalist in Michigan; L. A. Gobright
Agent Associated Press, Washington; William
| ", fa1 Atran
phia Leander Warren, Baltimore Md Gazette
William A. Braipard, New Orleans DAD Plant
ers' Journal: J. I. Williams Tuscola Qll.) Satur
Democrat; Melville Fowler, New York Turf
Field and Form J. A.. H: St. Andrew, Farm
Vile v srG Rta 2nnian Ny Hs1aM
Maurice Langeleth, sEglsnsp,sysz, Chicago
James ]. Breflton,a bong Island On. Y Demo
crut; D: P. Mitchell, Kansas stGte Journal .o
Alexander Moseley. Richmond (Va E., W o.,a;
p e. Maggie, New York Times; William
Homer Pittsburgh, Gazette: William o. Bart
lett, New York Sun; Henry NJ. Stenison, New
ston IN. " Democrat; Charles II. Phillips, 10
j alAomo lntLl iEib,nB;; H. ~ Redfeid, Washing
ton correspondent or the Cincinnati CONNER
5 John " Forney Phi1aideIphia Pal praarsss
william sprss sR4 Ts' (A'' 9 'Sp'o'fo'
Edward L. Custer landscape painter, Bos
}9agxa ps spfer Neg hnnsH
O.: John Frankenstein, sculptor New York
I John G. Darby, engineer, New York; Georg
Curtis, marine artist, Chelsea, Mass.
MUSIC.
Thomas Reals, music engrayer and printer
Boatoh, .hfase; CenIFd Mayer, Oldest plan
niahufactdref ing the Uhitea States, Philade
phia; Palmer Gallup, composer, Mystic River
i poser, New York., M D. ,Clemsnt, cencer
II manager, Beloit. Wis; Lncian II. Southland
"A church and song composer, Boston, Mass.
Prot. ". e. Orchard, Columbia, s. G.; Helen Helen
cornetist, Brooklyn, N. Y; Pierre Ouvriel
piano manufacturer, New York; w. G. Tower
| tenor, Boston, Mass; Gotthold Carlberg, cor
ductor and teacher. New York; Alexande
, McNfarten, editor New York Musical Rerieal
; Prof John Daniel, song-writer, New Yorl
Elias Hook, organ-builder, Boston; Rudolp
, Bial, conductor, New York. Prof. Henry G
[ i Thunder, organist and conductor, New Yorl