The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-13


emit callinss specified who passed away in tAe
1 United States ourinx the year lSSs:
| POLITICAL WORLD.
neotiout; Edwin w. stoughton, ex.united
| States Minister 10 Russia; Alexander H. Bul
| LOCK, Ex-Governor of assachuseits; Ensign
Fisheries Commission. Pittsaeld. Mass: Rev.
| Henry III Rhland Garnet, On tod States Min
lister to Liberia; General Stephen A. Hurlbut,
Minister TO Peru; Thomas Allan. Member OF
! Congress from Missouri; Horace Maynard, ex-
/ Postmaster-General, KNOW lle Tenn; ex-
| Governor Z. G. Washburn. of Wisconsin; Will
lam Dennfson, Ex-Governor of Ohio; r. NJ. A.
Hawk Member of Congress Tor Illinois; Icha-
bod Goodwin, War Governor of New Hamp-
shire; Juan B. Alvarado, Ex-Governor of Calf
lister TO Italy; BENJAMIN Harvey Hill, United
states Senator, Atlanta, Ga; Isaac Murphy,
first Union Governor OF Arkansas after the
back party, Menlota, H.; John ID. Defrees, ex-
Put lie Printer, Berkely Springs, w. Va. Il. A.
Straw. ex Governor of New Hampshire; James
Josiah Quincy. ST.. ex.Mayor of Boston, Mass. !;
ex-6ovcrnor willard I. Hall, OF Missouri:
@ssa New YRrE AareY g
degrad, Copgressman-elect, Ohio; Robert
onid, Ass slant Secretary of War OF the Con
federacy; Godlove S. 0rth, Member of Con-
sress from Indiana; Ex-Governor Benjamin
u. Humphreys Mississippi,
Ex-MHMBERs OF CONGRESS.
Aiabaa a; Joy ao. Tanner. New S York, lark,
son N. Potter. New York; Edmund Burke,
New Hampshire; Gen raj Elijah Ward, New
York; s. A. Purviance, Pennsylvania; Martin
I. Conway, Kansas; William d. MaoLay, New
York; Milton $. Latham, California; II. w,
Harrington Indiana; John d. Pierce, Michi-
den, Maine; Horace Maynard, Tennessee;
Charles s. Benton, Wisconsin: C. c.. Wash
burn. Visions n; n; a. ottero, Now Mexico;
Albert q. Burr, Illinois; Stephen Coburn,
M inc: George i. Marsh, Vermont; Artemus
Haze, Massachusetts; George X. nonn s, Mary
land; Emil Luserre, Louisiana; N. +. :. Lit
tleheld, Maine; Fernando 9. Beaman,, NJ chi
gan; John Hanna. Ind ana; Willard p. Hall,
Missouri; Lewis Campbell, Oh o; o. p. Snyder,
Arkansas; Robert ". harnwell, south Caro-,
Robinson, New Y ork; N. II. Van Worries, Ohio.
ARMY.
General Silas Casey, Major Charles A. Webb,
oldest graduate of West Point; Major John II.
Frantz. surgeon; Major /, 10, aim Professor
G. %ss ra Sn e'eif bss onns 4 drTs
Patten, General Joseph G. Barnard, Major
General George II. Crossman, Major William
Nelson o. General g. z; warren, Major Charles
Colonel 6ichard Arnold General Daniel Tyler,
General George c. Thomas. General Sidney
Burbank, aforementioned Schofeld.
NAVY.
RearAdmiraI James ii. SPOTS, BENJAMIN
Frnnklin Delano, ex-Un ted States Naval Con
mander Terry, Rear. Admiral David :. Nc
houeall; Rea Admiral John G. Beaumont,
Rear a 1miral Hugh Y. Purvianee Rear Ad-
miral Oh rles II. Poor, Com nodore Henry
Eagle, Admiral Strong, Rear Admiral Robert
II. Wyman, RearAdmiral james +. Sehenck.
LAW.
ton. Mass; Judge John Putnam, Supreme
Court, Massachusetts; George W. Brooks
United states Judge. East District of Moth
Carolina; John Pierrepont, Chief Justice SUI
preme Count Vermont; Rich trd II. Dana, .Ir
{urist and author Boston. Mass 1heophus
Parsons, ex-Professor OF Law n Harvard Col
IL IttArx Ifyt.a 4
oil Massachusetts; Judge Charles Fox, oldest
member of tho Cincinnati bar; s. A. Purvi-
ance, ex-Attorney-General OF pennsylvan.a;
ex-Assoente Judge Leas, of Pennsylvania;
Judge. Charles u. Mason burlington, Iowa;
ex-Jndge BenJomin S. Benkley, Williamsburg,
Pa; Jonathan II Cobb, boston; James Pat
ten Judge OF the Supreme Court of Appeals,
Wheeling, W Va; Elisha II. Potter, Supreme
Court, Rhode Island; Judge Tompkins West
Knapp, Keosaqua. Iowa; Martin Blur, Louis.
vile, KY; Ju lge james Carpenter Garrett,
Ind; United States District Judge =. W. Hill
yer, Nevada; Thomas Il. Cochran, ex-Attor-
ney-General OF Pennsylvania; Joseph Muller,
ex-Judge Supreme Court, Saratoga, N. Y; II.
g. New comb, Commissioner Supreme Court of
Indiana; Charles II. 6idden, Judge Court of
Common Pleas of Ohio; Richard Dyer, Assist
ant United States District Attorney Cincin-
natl, O.; Il. B: MCPHERSON, Tuscola, H.. Cen
Wilson McCandless, Pittsburgh, Pa; Richard
J. Cuttings. Baltimore, Md Judge W liam M
Levy, Supreme Court Of Louisiana; Judge
~.
Thomas, lliinois Judge james Rayburn,
Bloomington. ~: J. D; Templin, Iowa City,
Iowa; Judge Richard c. L. Moncure Presi-
Judge X; W. Melendy, Hillsdale, Mich; Judge
James y. Graham, Carlisle, Pa: Judge $ +.
Taylor sandusky, @; Judge Edward Ham
ger, Jan 'sville, Wis.,; Philip d. Swing, United
States District Judge, Batavia, o.; Judge
james J.. Caldwell, shelbyville, Ky.
THEOLOGY.
DIR. John Cotton Smith, Epic apalian. New
York. Rev. John seely tone, D. D., Professor
Of of, Theology in the Theological school, Cam.
Bangor Me) Theological Seminary; Rev Dr
Henry W: Bellows, Unitarian, New York; Rev.
o.% eSn Sar%a s.hoD william a Wah%an
N. e Church South, harleston, s. c.; Bishop
Patrick i n Lynch Catholic, Charleston, s; G.;
q. o.; Rabbi N j illenthal, Cincinnati, o.:
Rev r. Ivy J; W. we%aklney, d d. Episcopal Mount
terrain Wankesha Wis -: Rev sioats 'e Van
Santvoord, Reformed Church Albany. N. Y;
Rev. James Craik; Fps opalian, ousvile,
Md; Bishop Levi Scott NJ. T.. Church, Wilm-
ington, Del: Elder Joseph X Rodgers presi
dent Christian Female College, Colum ia, Mo-;
PSilade phia, Pa Kew A. B. d rIsfs'f 81 d.
Bapt st, New York; Father Leander streber
lousy lie, Ky; Rev. Chandler Robbins, D. d.
Unitarian, Bostoa. Mass; hev. Henry Viva
dor, rabbi San Francisco. Cal; Rev. Thomas
Guard Methodist. Baltimore. Md; Rev Rob
ert Pa n, senior Bishop M. Church South,
Ger, Ep.coDal an, Newport X. T.; Pew. J.. d.
Maier, Lutheran, Bit m re. Nd; Re Jacob
N. Mann ng. pastor Old south Church. Boston.
LITERATURE.
Theophilus Par ons, author of law and re-
ljgious works, Boston, Mass: Henry w. Long
fellow poet, Cambridge, Mass; Ralph Waldo
Emerson. philosopher and essayist, Concord
Mass; Rev. Henry Giles essayist and lecturer,
Boston, Mass; <. A; Willard, agricultural
son, novelist. Paterson N. j.; Henry James,
ST., essayist, Boston, Mass.
JOURNALISM.
General Il. A. Jones. Macon City MOI Her
aid; Deano A Goddard editor Boston Mass,
Advertiser; John ii. Chamberlain, Richmond
Samuel IL. Cox. Boston; Charles Hale cx-
editor of the AdUeftser, Boston. Mass; J. B.
II. stenhouse, San Francisco correspondent
Miami 90 linton; Colonel William T. Tholnp-
son, editor Savannah Ga, Morning Nems;
Gas ar W Early, Johnstown pa Tribune;
Enoch Emery, Peoria tIll) Transcrtpt; William
Jul us Schultz, Wachenbtdu. Austin, Tex;
George Coza-d, Wheeling fW. Va) Reg ster;
David McCaleb Galveston (Tex) NeUs; II. L.
W. Christian, Alabama Christian Adpocdtc;
Alexander Jorges, FREE Presse, Cincinnati o.;
Frank Queen Ctpper New ok. H. J. ".
Fred rick S
Francisco. CAL; J. W. Simonton ex-aeent As
ssociated Press, Napa, Cal: Major ~. Simpson.
Madison tInd) STIR; o. J: Goodrich. Rocky
Now York Erening Post. Charles N. Hodges,
Waupaca {Wis.l Herald. Joseph Weber. North
en- Adrocnte, Claremontt,. N. H.; Jcs'ah A.
Deuscher Amerkaner, DUBUQUE, Ia; Josiah
King, Commercial Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CENTENARIANs.
Samuel Buckley. Flint, Mich, 100; james
iaf nnnd Il ~. loft rrlxf