St. Landry democrat., 1885-01-17

Is. Mrs. Stone, the distributor of s1,5O0, O0in
educational endowments, at Boston.
Is. Eliza Susan Quincy, granddaughter OF
Josiah Quincy, of revolutionary fame, at pos
ton. Ex-Congressman Green Adams, OF heh-
lucky.
II. Commodore Timothy A. Hunt, q. S. N,
at New Haven, Conn.
26. Ex-Governor John Letcher, OF Virginia.
rs. Representative Edmuna W. ~ MacheS'
of South Carolina.
FEBRUARY.
e. Wendell Phillips, at Boston.
II. Hon. Thomas Kinsella, editor OF the
Brooklyn Eagle
II. william H. Hunt, United States Minister
to Russia. Ex-Governor Hubbard, OF Con-
o. Marsh 4. Polk, ex-state Treasurer Of
Brown, of Harper's Ferry notoriety.
MARCH.
5. Hon. Kenneth Rayner, Solicitor of the
United States Treasury.
10. Ex-Judge Otis p. Lord, of the Supreme
Court
10. Bishop Kavanaugh Nine Anna Bish-
on. the once famous singer. Adjutant Cod
frey Weitzel U. S. A.. and Admlra! Lessa1oky,
of the Russian squadron in American waters.
~ Daniel b. Hopkins Ioqr4a1BSt ena tn re-
New Testament criticism in Harvard Un1Ver-
sity.
cratic politician of New York.
APRIL.
A. Gustav Richter, German painter. Colonel
Joseph A. Broadhead, Paymaster OF the U. ,.
A. Alfred w. Burnett, the humorist and car
icaturist
5. -Lieutenant-G oYernOr JaDez w. t4Vcn,
.. Hon. John M. MfIiken, ex-Treasurer of
| Ohio. Judge D. 7, Cowen, of Ohio.
IA. John c. Perry, recently appointed Chief
Justice of Wyoming Territory.
| %. Ex-Governor Marcus L. Ward, OF New
Jersey.
Z. Judah P. Benjamin, the distinguished
ii. Paris C. Dunning, Ex-Governor of lndi
ana.
i. Charles o'Conor, LAWYER and politician.
13. Hon. Cyrus Hall Mccormick, inventor.
JUNE.
/. Noah Swayne, ex-Judge of the United
States Supreme Court.
g. Henry G. Yennor, the weather prophet.
II. General William McCandless, of Pennsyl-
is. Bishop Matthew Simpson, Senior Bishop
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the
William 4. Beach, well-known New York
lawyer.
l. Allan Pinkerton. detective.
Z. James Watson Webb, New York editor.
g. Elk Congressman E. Smith, of Arkansas.
10. Paul Morphy, American chess-player.
-. Jane Grey Swisshelm, near Pittsburgh,
g. Rear Admiral George F. Emmons.
AUGUST.
Is. Rev. John Brown, who delivered an ad-
dress of welcome to Lafayette at Newburgh,
Is. josiah Poole, ex-senator from North
IS. j. ]. Woodward, one of the physicians
who attended President Garfield after assas--
snation. Mary Clemmer Anes, noted news
4 Jacob RI. Ella, sixth Auditor of the
United States Treasury.
n. Richard Tweed, son of the late William
NJ. Tweed.
/. Chief-Justice E. H. English, of Arkansas.
2. Henry b. Anthony, United States Sena-
tor from Rhode Island.
g. George Foster Pierce, Bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
A. Charles J. Folger, Secretary of the Treas
ury.
20. F. T. Nichols, editor OF the Memphis
e. John W. Garrett, railway magnate, of
Baltimore.
@ Frank S. Chanfrau, the actor
20. Thomas Mcguire, New England journal
~ Il. Bishop J. W. Wiley, of Cincinnati, in
n. Wilbur F. Storey, founder and owner of
the Chicago Times.
NOVEMBER.
/. Charles >. faulAheE, e4-hIhister 20
France.
8. Hon Henry Fawcett, Postmaster-G General
of England.
ID. Isaac Henderson, New York capitalist
and Journalist.
IL William a. Duncan, recently reelected
Congressman from Kentucky. George W.
Jones, Confederate statesman.
rs. Henry Ivison, publisher.
DECEMBER.
q. General Mott, of New Jersey.
s. Francis d. Moulton, of Beecher and Tilton
fame.