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16. Senator Ben Hill, of Georgia.
II. Auguste Alexander Ducrot, French

16. Senator Ben Hill, of Georgia.
II. Auguste Alexander Ducrot, French
general.
81. Edward Alexander Morrin, French
painter and designer.
%. Gullford Onslow, member of parlla-
ment and advocate for the Tichborne
claimant.
"a. Rev. George w. Musgrove, Presby-
terrain clergyman, Philadelphia.
90. Rt Rev. Edward Steere, bishop of
Central Africa William H. Allen, presi-
| dent of Girard college, Philadelphia.
SEPTEMBER.
10. Joseph Lionville, French savant
and author Sir George Grey, English
politician.
II. Rev. Chandler Robbins, successor of
Ralph Waldo Emerson, and forty -one years
pastor of Second Unitarian church, Boston.
Isaac Murphy, first Union war governor of
Arkansas. Jsmes Lysaght Finnigan, Irish
member of parliament.
IA. Emile Ploutamour. Swiss astron-
omer.
16. DR.. Edward Pusey, eightytwo years;
| originator of the tractarian movement in
the Church Of England.
Is. Gerata v Wellesley, chaplain to
| Queen Victoria.
%. Gladwys Hawthorne, youngest
daughter of Nathaniel Hawthorne, at Bos-
ton. Gerald Fitzgibbon, master in chan
Gerry, England,
l. F. G. Beaman, ten years representa-
tive from Michigan in congress.
| 4. Adelaide Phillips, vocalist.
7. John G. Coonley, president Union
League club, Chicago.
IL Congressman W. M. Lowe, of Ala
| bama.
Is. Count Napoleon Ney, son of Mar
shall Ney. Rev. Thomas ]. Guard, eminent
Methodist Episcopal minister, at Balti-
more.
1S. Frank Queen, ffty-eight years, edi
tor of the Clipper, at Philadelphia.
10. John p: Defrees, ex-public printer,
seventy two years.
20. Robert Paine. senior bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal church South.
81. Ex-Go+. E. A. Straw, of New Hamp-
shire.
"a. John Hanna, Indiana politician and
lawyer.
81. Frederick MacCrellish, senior pro-
prietor of the San Francisco Daily Alta.
Harry W. j. Garland, editor of the Catho-
hc Telegraph, Cincinnati.
| NOVEMBER.
1. Ex-Gov. Robinson, of Kentucky.
2. Josiah Quincy, of Quincy, Mass,
eighty-one years. J. W. Simonton, agent
of Associated Press,San Francisco. George
Crichette, eminent French oculist.
4. RID. G. Robbins, professor of He
brew at .Andover Theological seminary.
10. Gen. James D. Fessenden,of Maine
10. Jim Anderson, the red headed Lou.
isiena liar, at Eureka, New.
81. Cardinal Domencio Sanguini, papal
nuncio to Portugal.
%. Thurlow Weed, statesman and
journalist, eighty-6v years, at New York
Clement Caraguei, French journalist.
25. Robert Barnwell, eighty-one years.
ex-United States senator from South Caro-
lima.
26. Lewis D. Campbell, seventy -one
years, ex-member of congress, at Hamil,
ton, o. Bishop Crinnon, Catholic diocese
of Hamilton, Ontario at Jacksonville, Fla
Lady Stratford de Radcliffe.
81. Gen. H. N. Eldredge, Chicago, law.
yer
%. Admiral Strong, q. s. n, at Column
bia, S. G. Gen. A. s. Heron, congressman
elect from Louisiana. DIR. John D. M
) Carr, Chicago, physician.
80. Congressman J. T. Updegraf, Of
Ohio.
= DECEMBER.
/. Henry Murphy, of Brooklyn, lawyer
and politician, seyenty-two years. Archi
bald Campbell TAFT, archbishop of Canter
bury, seventy one years.
4. Nelson 81. Van Worries, ex-member Of
, congress, at Athens, o.
6. Anthony Trollope, sixty seven years
, English author. Louis Blanc, sixty-nint
years, French agitator, author, Journalists
and politician.
8. Dr. Won Beschoff, eminent German
bilogist. Gen. Sidney Burbank, o. 8. A.
veteran of the Blackhawk and Seminole
wars.
8. W. +. Blekeney, inventor Of the tur
bine water-wheel. Sir Hugh Allan, Cana
dian premier and shipbuilder.
10. Frances Maria Kelly, a once noted
English actress.
) y. Josiah A. Noonan, Wisconsin politi-
clan. Robert L. Stuart, New York sugar
merchant.
Is. Robert Morris, Of Boston, the first
colored man admitted to the bar IN the
United States.
: 16. Godlove s. Orth. long representa-
tive in congress from Indiana.
, 10. Henry James, ST., Boston, metaphy,
sician and philosopher. Victor Florence
Pollet, French designer and engineer.
20. Trenor w. Park, of Vermont, presi-
dent of the Panama railway.
81. Rear Admiral James F. Schenck, at
Dayton, O. Ex-Gov. Humphrey, of Mis-
sissippi.
%. Cardinal Bonnet, archbishop of Bor-
deaux.
%. DR.. Corvisari, eminent French ply
, stefan.
, 26. J. NJ. Sturtevant, for thirty years su-
perintendent of the Tennessee blind
school.
4 LONG SUIT SETTLED.
!
The Court Decides the Case of DR.. Steele
Against j. w. Bond In Favor of the Plain