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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-19

TAKEN UP-September 18th. on my premises
Il three miles northeast of Marindahl, Yank-
ton county, two mules. The owner is invited
to call, prove property, pay charges, and take
the animals away. ~
sepl9-d&wSw LARS HANSON.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-19

One hundred and ninety-four votes
will nominate.
There is slight error in the forego-
ing Figures, the footing showing two
more votes than there are in the conven.
tion-EDs.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-19
DARK HORSES.

There are evidently several dark horses
in grooming, and their names sound not
unlike those OF Moody. Gamble and
Hand, but it is hardly thought they will
get outside of the stable door in this con-
vention.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-19

now in session and will probably not be
ready to report before tomorrow morn.
ing. Many Of the delegates are becom.
ing impatient Of the delay. and with
co0d 6anaA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
vrsycAL AND DR1MATIC NOTES.

The many friends of Nine. Marceila sem
,..h will he gratifcd ut the Intelligence conveyed !"
.,e cable dispatch, that that brilliant s1ngca AND
CI'snhnt I'm Paris on Saturday evening u L"o'"' ""
Was enihuS astcally greeted ,.. ,,
The programme for the week at the star ines,'o VIZ
~ as follows: Monday Ernani : TUESDAY N'''"'
Tnnrs.,ay. al Guarany"; Friday night anu SATURDAY
stternoOn Aida" an, c,,
Tomorrow evening company headed by MISS '"'h'
,ns Lewis will begin series OF performance VI co"no
opcrcttas In English The first work WI" oe -,
= 'r,, Carson Fanny WcntwOrth liaHoon iii,' "'
ii seymour, Rut and Calhoun and LOUIS N"'",i ,,
amer protrac. g tour OF the country. e1tehuhs 'o
uos,on Mass to Portland, ore. and to san frahooo'
Oh the Miles Barton BUou Opera COMPANY "''
,u,n d to Ncw.York and 1t will reappear 'o"'S ns
n, tho Grand Opera House, III, " Pnnr aud
NJ w RI" Moro is to be revived In slhendor AM,
n,ythnp viii be- done to make this musical event VI
the first Importance . ., a, ..a,o ht.
rho fovoiite comedian. Mr.. J. r. Polk' mnuc MS
49,, ,,r,oranre since his return from Ausuals III
French Flats at the Union square ihe"'o 0"'"''''
.l.lsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27

..v n takes smart man 70 oi'cu"'e"
env ssr."-l Texas siitng'
h'e ,,. ostrich eggs are selling at ~i-o ''A'" !"
ean fashionable bonnet IN London Is called thc
rbe n because it is 50 small as to be merely the
germ Of bonnet -, ,onn.o., thing yet. uere
Vel. Wcsrharnng steamship conn any w, ~ 10 90
they are w. are below the weight pescrpeu p' "o
hfc-l resc'nsei Everybody ought 10 KIN" ma 40
what nreserver is the better II VIII ho''
sn transcript :. . toa.oral
hair dresser. facial operator cram
arts" i ~tD~lator and capillary ahrideer'
~" ,,, of Advertising is reported from SleNHls,no;,
clever ,ncet in all the papers tha' u NV ~, lut,,
II was alnan formed and world parade III 'hc Z
party ha i The street, were packed TO sec y plI tuS
fha, u-n I'm the midst of which Nas iran. i
lcht procee ie~.nl For Congrcss-Joan l. Kay hoha'
olptlisdelphis Press
,,o,n newspaper the other day spoke o' ''r u'eu
'OT n,nvil dsrensation" and was obliged 10 ''' It's
Of ~ w. tho next issue that II meant ram
'''" % TIE London Iioa,s the Bishop OF LNcr-
ls e,e, Ia, Bishop Iiellmutn Is TO act a. ms al
pool d s1 aids that Bishop OF ilui - I
ant ~, nc docese under misapprehcnsion. i I"' ~,
tsnsn,h afords another illustration OF 'ht s""io W"
lie ,s 'snbs,ance and shadow. -llANing thur'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27


CRoMwELr-suddeny, october IS, 1884. Henry Cromwell
in tho 6eh year OF bis age
lats residence 12i East l2shs. Tuesday
Interment At West Chester
ENsIGN-On Saturday, october 25. william Fl. Ensign
II. D., In the 51st year OF his ~
Funeral At his late residence 2i West 22ds Mon
Interment ct Middletown Conn. on Tuesday
ELY-At his late residence ia lstst. Ncvourg N. y
Relatives friends are invited attend the funera from
his late residence Monday, october ~. at q. No.
Carriages win await the arrival Of the ii Hudson River
Railroad train.
oAoRIsLYOn Wednesday the 2od inst at her late resi-.
dence No AT West 23d Elizabeth Gaorsly, wife
OF John p Gaorisly. NJ. ID
funeral services will held Monday, the 27th
inst o'clock M 10 saint Leos Church. In 2oLst, BE-
Interment In Greenwood Cemetery.
GRAYFriday. october a. in this city Of consumption,
daughter Of tho late stephen d. Lindsay Of Maine age ~
Burial at Norridgenock Maine
Cleveland Ohio Washington c. and Maine papers please
copy.
LIrTELL-fn this CITY, Sunday, october rs. James n.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
PACKARD Haven, sunday october 20. Professor
Lewis Il Packard, AGED ~ years.
Funeral services Battel Chapel, Yale College Tuesday.
October -. OF 3 o. m
ROBINSON saturday October 25. Hannah 7. Rogcra.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend thc
funeral from Christ Church. corner 5thave aud 3othst %
2oclock Tuesday. October 20.
WENDELIs-At his late residences In Cazenovia, n Y. %
Wendell Of the late DR. Peter Ncndell OF AlDan
Funeral services at Caenova Monday 9th ins 25V
III Kindly requested that no flowers be sent
wALLis-At sing Sing october a. James w. Wallis 49,
Relatives and friends are rsd 40 n
Monday the 27th at 230 y. m, without further notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
PREPARATIONS IN BROOKLYN.

Tho War Veterans who intend to d" vote "a they
.boto are foremost in the work of preparing Tor Mr.
Bla,ne's reception in Brooklyn this week meeting
of the mar shals and captains of all the uniformed
campaign organizations in Kings County, including
Plumcd knights, Blaine and Logan Batteries ana
haunted Rangers was held at the headquarters OF 'ne
Tirst Ward Blaine and Logan Club. No: 81 Courtsi.'
Saturday night with Major Thomas Dell IN the chal
Colonel Rodney C. Ward, Authenticated ior "raho
Marshal White submitted arough plan, wmch my my
he modified later for the conduct OF the parade All
the ORGANIZATIONS mentioned are to be formed INTO
briqadc4 each brigade to select its own officer Inc
ou1yng wards will lead, in order to permit their me-
IN reach their homes readily at the close OF 'ne
narade The grand marshal will Issue an otdcr cary
IN the week "a soon as reports from the various
captains are received. 80 ,;, -. On
The various commands will be so equazed Us 70
Give | 600 men TO each brigade The parade VIII VII
farm with tho right resting ut the Fountain at bcdioru
ave and aides will be dispatched to each connahu az
,he honr for their moving. Tho Inc OF hlaicu ".i
nrohnby be down Lafayette-aye to- Schetne.
thence along Henry soiDo parallel street 70 mpi.A
one Il and the Academy OF Music. where mr. DIANE
gill he A carriage with al, horses Will convey mn
there and an escort of War Veterans. In PACK HocN
coals and soft hats and with badge on theii otos's
will form a hollow square about hs oa ca, ii ~,
as hi, escort Another meeting VIII be heia To-
night at No. ~ Monisguc-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
DEMOCRATIC LIES IN NEw-oRLEANs,


Nrw. ORtrNs. Oct. 20. -COns'dcfablo nnusc'
mrnt WA created Among tho Republicans to-day Wy inc
npprnrnnee IN me Tbss Democrat ~ dispatch saying
that arms hn,c bcon scnt from Washington through
Nashville 10 Sow Olraua, conalshod I" the h'pupl'ah
Executive Committee ~ Louisiana, " apprhn mat hNr
e,ses Of Henry rifles and ammunition passed through
Nashylo On Thufsdsy and viii reach New orleans 4"
narrow These rifles are, according Ia tho dispatches
intended for tho use Deputy United states MaTSas IN
Louisiana on election day.
IN, paiIy Saics this morning. pnblishes communi
cation from the Democratic Executive Committee, Nash
vilc Tenn addressed TO Leon astremski chairman OF
the Central Democratic Committee Of this state and
signed by j. A. TrOusdal, declaring that
colorcd voters were being shipped from Tennessee
to Louisiana In large numbers TO DO used
on election day These reports will no doubt be given
wide circulation by the Democratic press of the country
and OF Republicans in this city relative to
them will be OF interest II not OF Importance me dis
patches shown Colonel e. L. Norton CHER super
visor of Registration who pronounced them absuues'
II clear that II would be- enormous expense 10 m
port negroes from Tennessee and Colonel Norton was
sure that there was intention OF arming deputy
shas The whole thing ridcuousiy ia4Se' anu 'no
authors VI the dispatch knew IL:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
rrRFvATs PECULIAR FAME.

Etrctat /, becoming truly classic ground, anu WI
soon require volume TO do justice TO It's history
First If all il was " created 10y that venerable
novelist and gardner, Aphon-e Kari Then it became
tie popular of all sort, of artists and actresses
and ie,.,,n of The Second Empire Then famous
oonasi,n # which some of the genial sea people still
speak an English poet. Algcrnon Charles SwinbuInei
yer near being drowned there because lac insisted
nm estimating in an unsafe place. Now however. it,
greatest event j. the cremation of the Iajah. ftf
months aud months TO tue curious VIII be taken
IN see the .po ON tho seashorc where the blacbcne1
saud bore to- tony the fact that the raah hd hceN
treated II no. in the " high Roman at least III ire
hlgh Indian fashion. The affair seems W. nave p'cn
lev's body hy Speyia Bav We shonld THINK lhai
good many artists especially Icnton'. will regret th.t
they wefe not present on an occasion ron ~ hugE.i
,io,s for An illustration of Guethes " tu1 anu Tue
Raw 9ers" which, ui the realistic French nuY"li-''
viii 10 .srest IN HE field with this episode ~ Guy
into his novel Tine Nic" ought to be allowed Gtsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

thMfAluN Mules,
sS on s. Y ara %
Reschcr Of norwich Chenanso CO1ny is entiusasIo
sstarday large assembling. met at Ho.fv. Hotel At
aSF sfas a7s omo w% s:Rsy @
@ & NJ HAM,. sse Election ~cu be the
arevvs in american shipping IN favor Of pIesC;
commerc. Tic continuous interrsnes Of Eng
es q hs the ps p
Of It, W.r E1Sa a1a aS s ra:
n q . US9 S %s 10
Of CITY ha
GSof &c Waaee Fespor ana Dr. syo tns Ss ss
CITY AXE nsS S is,sIpsetsd hss taiiy 10000
s T be as bssS a 70
G@s Msn 1snp Ss for q s the xn so
by the coored and workngmen on saturday even
public meeting Of ths Ixth assembly District o5 Iri 81
Boand; john Dewey NJ D. Gallagher and Michael Bresin
vi" safSss TT n re- week wa.
in No a7 ,s =, TasTO ny ~,
n" mum "g'S ~ The which !, numbered
Hacien.ai n j. all aela,s on saturday night ne
fssn srs ou iSsf:S
by far the largest witnessed IN that OLD oemo
o. TIER pas: zoo %sn
Of he companies exhibitions Of fancy marching forming
various figures while the march The Nominations Mong
the line At the Republican Headquarters there
brilliant display ~ Fireworks =. ,,,
At No iO5 East Fourteenth yesterday tho irish indie
pendent Rel ubcons held ratification meeting and made
arrangements under the captapcy OF Mt Dooey 70 attend
body tho great parade on rday evening y ~ Sheena'
the celebrated Irish sculptor present benpfa y -.
I'd explanation OF Engands position on the
question He closed by calling all lrsmen TO- show
love for America and her institutions by eectH bane
and Logan John h. veece made an adies proving ha ,hs
Republican party always friend OF the lfsh lhe
speaker that he bad received positive assurance
that blaine wOul address them at their nett meeting
n Chirkeriuc Hall. on Tuesday evening.
The NNlld Assembly District independent RepuDican
pa'ne aud Battalion. OF which e. T. Utn-n ~ pies
dent, William Schlesnger secretary ard bair treasurer
La Of n Ungea paradps ever eeen IN fVkVie, W'
Saturday nj yh The organization sconpoeh ~ ~ usn W
which 100 widest their iat ballot for h Repubi AZ nthet
MANY of these vng men are ~ Democrats The com
anl hcadel by the famous re ef,q dum ,opi VI htp
Post No "a "a 4 u aud wa conmandel ht the nu WpuO
can wnthutsr Malor Jacob knObnrk Ihe oaplahs Wrte
Mp,srs Jordan halle tiursmth and htlael @chnspn I've
viii uatahe Wednesday 90 the mas meet ing n
,piman vpisfnns ut the usnanla Assembly Rooms from
thpt uuattets at No Lava Hetnndafe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
From Life london.
THE CtNNY SCOT ABROAD.

The Macquays are admirable instance OF inc way
" which t6, cainy Scot" almost invariably con
trjvcs 10 make his way in foreign parts me father
Of the present head of the firm went ont to Florence III
the Grand Ducal days. when the City OF fIo"Srs was
tLc caultaI OF the little Duchy of Tuscany. ShreWd'
,,atcTt. red headed a typical Scotsman, lac quickly
pushed his way upwards and mastering all the dc' loiS
details of Tuscan finance. made himself e1''c"rN Ho
one of the old coteric that used 10 meet regularly al
pror Charles Levers house for their rubber OF whst
and many trick did that talented author pay mon
'h EI,rcntiur banker whose ire he would arouse by
persi.tcntly chat,ering during the progress OF me
game Lever was, probably. the only man Tho could
convulse his hearers with the most inlIntapie stories
Old Alacouav lett three sons strangely dlssnilsr III
appearance but all possessed of considerable talent,
and tho firm of Macquay Co, Is now as Wei Ah""h
in Italy as the Pope OF Rome himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
"wE VIM yOIE As w PRAY"
AND An rNiNrNT METHODIST PREACHER I'll
IA t,t

AND An EMINENT METHODIST PREACHER TilLs
now THAT suurtD 81.
i,otn -. R,r John tiete,t 70 rh' indignopol's J'n'
During the mat few week have been iiio re-
tlpent of numerous cunnhi, aonH.ln writing atd other
Wise pyucng great intrirst ~ the success ullhr Fnb
ton party nt tho coming Preside nial election lh'o com
nuh, aiiuna are chiefly from non ls,ublcsh A"iiooA
They utgu that temperance lrnpt, ava 'AlNlhIi
mlnslrfs snli vote "a they pray Tor yfnhlhnl"n'
A. IL not Practicable 10 tcpl} tp All oi w. en'lsu1
and especially aimee somo are Anonymous answer mus
tublcy ~
lea So iniond 20 vote ~ we pray That IN st'ied
Will We vote for prohibition " ON me res hruiihl
uckeii No That In settled, "Whyi HwhhHo mere
hu other things pray lot ho'idVH l"iip'lluh an"
uoso'things We deem very important luHt now -, .
,infihg the years OF the ichril"n We phf'" u" NV
Union We have done n ever since, We VIII Nnlr as We
pray We viii not throw vote away on pi"hbiilOh'
thd help give The Union into tho hands OF IT'S "nrhcH
We prayed Tor the liberation Of the Save "ol ht'iu
blr prayers. We will vote we pray. we WIN h'lP
tal party through which the slave gaieu hls I'rpn,
md through which his rights freeman are now
secured We have prayed for the death 81 ,nc run,
power We will vote pray We VIII hclp hcrP p ut
power the party whose trad tions are most acu W
lie whs.ey Influence. We would ike prohbitlon We
party politics. But will not fooilSby thio" away
what friends have and fall sguarely into the halns
D our enemies. We remember the story oi the sh VINO
thrust his hand into the jar OF hlbers aud ned so u
ZINE and watch for safer method by which to get the
handful
We have been praying "Thy Kingdom come
That kingdom is not prohibition alone. IL u he purity
christianity We will vote as we pray. Aud since 80
many things that pray for are rep eseted Ny one OF
the great political parties, and 50 few Dy thc othei ana
ehce TO cast vote for prohibition WOMB I'D enect pe 10
pray We will cast our ballot for the Republican Presi
Dental candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
SLEEPY HOLLOW AWAKE.

A great political demonstration whic" TO-
called the canvass ~ sGI passed through the srees VI
ra,,y,ovn on Friday night rlumcd Knights lroIn All
tho edioinng towns from rcrkshl 10 fohkef7 Oh 'no
tl,rf aud from White Plains 10 Carmel putnam 'o'u''
on tho Harlem Railroad wore III llnc' ana "o.A"'"
County waatcptoarnied by NEARLY 800 mon t,Hn ,,ins
n,,r ,nt,,n,,N of ,ulofrd kulFhla nom Nntn 'i'i'
~ M ~ n, rry,oNu and returned home 80 fnpt w
,,,nsn OF 4 mlos Iho houAcA aud grounds oi hupun
nm, wan beautifully Illuminated Among !'", W.. -
~ ,,, ,,,r, Ihr hnsr, of John T. Hall, ftiHI nos
T. Temple Postmaster Raymond, tho hn', n,'' nms
Robert 1, White, formerly ii"hl'u, i, ,t r,,r,,,nn
,i,,I uu,i A 4 "A .ncr The most attractive u''"l"''
' .hlrui scene nt Edwin 4, StndwrllH ho"sr, WYNN
,nu.lrtri al o. Young women from The iiohn ,, ~,
mis-. Mrtrar, u representing the United STATES iho 10
trr.hmrnt. furnished The visiting clubs ny tho ,.mi,p
,,ttte, cnmur,,d over 900 sandwiches, !" parirls
y, "nnrc barrels of crackers, aud ornllefs ny ,ho
btshrl Prominent Democrats were SUI ~ T. h,n,n,
large number III tho procession ana AZ nrn Thoy
~ ~ many of their former associates llIuh''o,
admitted that TarIytown had never peiorc "''"''''
such IL political demonstration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
qur JsToF A RECENT CORRESPONDENCE.
LIZ sANs so IIlMsIiF.

nom IN, Rarhssisr ros' ETpt'N.
A., n ,n prnver: M Dear UrpNrr-i know You
Sss had IN Buffalo for you said A. Nou~,I pa, 1'i
sat ,uu have been naughty since you've otch III a"aN
'1ur,,et's answer. "My Dear Nts. B-Nnu Wille lust
M. ma, ~ her So much that donl know Whh' say.
a,, 6tn,htnnnded I have been real eouh since nave
irn la Albany hitp tu been church ana hfrn ~ h"h
,iphs haven't seen vuWhn ~ NiihN wv WI. w
IN, h,j aud n thnnpht she WA ! don't knnW Whrlt
,hs li,,d Il Ia cruel fut people tn tihk nn UNnt ~
Albany The snmp re dil ~ nuilal" uon n'Ns ut
it,a tm hns, ryrtv n4ht uutll after mldnishl anu
a,t "a. hninp uutii n The nihtt rlh'rs az shn W. 49,,
II " u on tho stump ,nh tnw as1ni "' '' w."
Mi, Az him ani nabrl him ~ hr Wa anl h' sn WIN
,tal tpphas, that hr was That lmsn 'aNhni Wy ,ns
n,td al lot az nov ift the canvass uiit I" h'
tt hif nith nf iit aunhi nhiar hd uimth! tn W. ''
tiieratnn at aine 80 lar hhd lhltl 90 iho N'',,
Al ll,.., ,.o uuuht amt honorable Ernlrhrni Ith'a
hluua ,n and Warren iiaher" lltrmehd"ha hpQ'H"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
OBI1NiRr.
LEWIS Il. PACKARD,

NGw.llAvLS. Oet. 20, Lcwia H. Phck'
etd pfofeAanr ~ tho ntrrk language ana
literature died his morning About twelve years ago hla
health broko down, rro,ca,rr Packard Mas born III
Philadelphia on August e2. 1890 lilo entered Vale Col
egc Ia 1852 and was graduated ~ l7'd' In 1903 lac WAS
appointed an assistant professor ~ Greek lilo then
went to Athens To study mucrn Greek after which ho
became the Itlnotse Proe. .or of Greek This posi-
tiou he occupied u.til his death lie Was an eminent
senolr and hig hau nOrity in his department. year
g be went 10 Athens under the auspices at several coli
as the director Of the 4sic school OF american
studc, and returned To kcw-lIaNen i've months ago In
reblr state OF health IIe was associated with Profess
sors White ana Goodwin OF Harvard. ana
Prof, ssOr Seymour OF Ialc, III com
Mining ffrrr oi Wfi bOuhS'
In 40 Le married Miss Harriet Moore Sorrs daughter
of the Rev Dr H. :. Storrs, OF brooklyn, Oy whom he
has daughter twelve years OF age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
MAT SORT OF 4 NAN IS ClErEl1NDi


FFom The SIuEgd.t tntoL .. !,
Less than three years aga me Nco iPh
1upts ca pressed IL opinion of The be""'l"'' ''"'o
o. President a. follows: $3.50
"Gro,er Gle, Gland Is political blind man,
man of desperate harilh"odi
A man authorizing great pubHc f"hhcrli
A man yielding TO political pressure ,,.
man commenting himself t0 the pnhlc d'tFusti
A man willing To swindlc the states creditors
man PLAYING cheap and scurVy tIlcksi
A very low priced relOrmcr - - D., a., -.
man la, king AN Infamous p0ltloh jon LOT the Gil
richmcut OF political gang;
A man Of humhug political prctenSons;
a man making nominations Tor CONSIDERATIONS P"Ie!
political; ,,.,.,
psrOchal statesman.
This arrangement OF tho alleged political reformer set
mn nv Inc Democrats to induce the people OF tho United
States TO make change in the administration OF tho
Government Is lust as well founded to-day as II was q
wear ago Every specification Of the charge has good
evidence TO back 1t up and that evidence may be found
IN ihe Gles Of The NeIc- IOrk Times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
CAMPAIGN SPEAKERS FOR TO-DAY.

The following are among the Republican
sneakers who will deliver addresses various points In
this state this afternoon and evening" Emory A. storrs
aud William NJ. Mckinley. at jamestown; william ii.
West at Oalhcld Colonel George W. Carter 5uncrns
Seth L. Mliken Clinton; Chauncey VI. Depew at New
port General ~ T. Banks at Angelica; j. +. Doyer, at
brooklyn; james T. Gluck. at liSerhcad: A. L. Morrison
Buffalo Colonel A. d. shaw, at Rochester; Charles A.
Boutce and Cas.iuG ~ Clay AT saratoga; W. C. Dohne.
at Byron Nelson Dingley at Tyrone Edmund OConnor.
at stony Point General George W. Palmer. at spring
Valley W W. Curry at Massedon John jarrett at Am
sterlain H. X Bruce, at jamestown j. j. Couch, AT
PoItchester the Rev. Is. l. Ives, at Lagrange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
DIR. WILLIAM II. ENSlGN.

DIR. William II. Ensign, who Tor twelve years
has been IA wollkn0wn police surgeon Oh th' oJ dled
Yesterday at No pa West Twenty second ST.. OF blood
,oi.ouiug resulting from kidney disease Dr. Ensign
was "A native Of Mddletown. Conn. lie graduated from
the University of the City Of NewYok In lsoi lie was
house surgeon at Bellevue Hospital for Time Al INC
close OF the War he appointed PossuIgeon al skA
Alaska where he served two years. lie was 'he ro'l-
Surgeon sccessivey al Forts Prescott Ncide ana Date
Creek In Arizona, for period OF three years ne re-
turned Ia this city 1872 and appointed romeo sur