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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-01-03
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
RsPertsd By Gillette a Gibson,
Examiners of Title.

cOHvEYANOEs.
william Cook to caroline A Mcdonald
Ia Is acres la RO Santa Anita 81.
j Wesley Wilson and Matti8 l. Wilgon his
wife 10 Bartholomew Whlte-L0t blk y sa'
Gsorre Engeihardt aud Narll Jesus de
knRelhardt his wife 70 joaquin Pesquiera-
- 10 acres Ia ko San Rafael $500.
Msrgsrstts Hsltt to Mrs Mary splker--L0t
10 b.k +, Thomas tract $50
Edmund A Turner TO Mrs Amelia A Green
Lot 7 blk ], Morris vineyard traoli tsaeO.
romona Land sud Water Go 70 7 Palmer
III Palmer 70 susan NJ Palmer Part Of
blk n, Pomona 800.
WILTON Lacy 70 John 0 Elchols--isot Or 9
jshn q Nichols sr to Elisabeth M Grow
Lot on line Of 9Th ST 5000
Edwin ward 20 d acknowledgement
to convey lots aud blk 81, Long Beach !
s4O0.
Elizabeth Ann Jones to Horatio ! Kent
Lot .. II Baker subdivision. Pasadena
1850.
W.T. kittrsdge to Ella burnett wife of D
Bnrnett-ills acres, part OF lots D and
Eila II Burnett and n d Burnett her hus-
band to W 4 klttredge- 8 10 and "a blk
n and lot Is blk y, Crescenta Canada; soO0p
Abijah Baker TO W observation-disclosures
mine In Tohongo mining dlatrioti o..
Tohongo Gold Mining 20 TO 4 W Blasdell
All property Of grantor In Tohongo min
lnt olstrlcti fOOu
o ,orgs 8 kawllns to LeDnox-Lots n
and "a blk 4, Orchard tract 81 $50.
James HamInel to WilsOD--10 acres In
lot 8 blk ", II d $500.
Maurice s Hellman TO Henry Marts-
Agreement 70 convey lot In blk rs, ord's
survey tls6s.25.
Howard " Mills to Edward 8 Fields--Lot
s blk "a, Park tract: $50.
Amanda Bangs to Edward Field-W y
OF lots o aud z, Long Beach 800.
Frederick j Mol TO N l. Wicks and How
ard w Mills-Lot blk d, Johnston tract,
less N feet; 1850 4
Archibald Mitchell and Mary A Hoadley
TO william q Bradshaw-L0t Ia blk Collns
Park; 1850.
ATTACHMENT, LIENS. ETC.
Maria MERGED Valdez TO Frederick Adam
-hxtenslon Of lease OF lot on W side OF
spring st.
5 NJ Perry VS. l. Leek and I Cohn-Me.
ohanic's lien on lot on L side Main st of
I'd st.
Harriet @ Graham vs. II G Graham-At-
tsohment on N \ Of lot blk ~, 0rd's sur
yey; slS2G6.
H0MEsfEADs.
Anna Maria johnson wife of N r Johnson
w acres OF lot blk s. Klngsley's subdi-
vision Of part OF Loop a Messerve tract
David white Lot blk 1, Babichi tract
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mary A Scott to Jonathan X Scott--Assign
ment OF mortgage. blk SO 234.
Laura Bates-Inventory OF separate per-
sonal property
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Los ANGELES
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION for the election
of Trustees and for such further business as
shall come before said Association will be
held at the office Of the Secretary OF the As.
Is Court street in City of Los Angeles, on
Monday, the 4th day of January, A. d, 1886,
at O'Clock P. N. All stockholders and own
ers of lots in Eyersreen Cemetery are emit.
tied to vote at said meeting.
A. II. JUDsON, President.
A. f, PoMERoY, Secretary.
December 18th, 1883, derStd
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NOTICE.

The Sisters OF Charity are DESTROYS 10 as
certain the whereabouts OF the ptreuts OF
Alfridaland Jesefi Aguilar, who hive been
inmates of their Asylum durlpg q year. a
dses1IR SISTER n. JosEPHsNn.
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Dividend Notice.
THE Los ANGELES SAVIRGs BANK,

The Board Of Directors Of the Los Angeles
Savings Bank have declared a divided OF
posits aud three Co per cent. per apuum on
rdinaty Deposits ioi the six mo this end
ing Deoem Der slst, 1885, payable on and At.
ter January I'd, 1886. J. " WA0HTEL.
ian I'm Secretary
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Ladies. Attention /

Having received from the East an extro
large consignment OF the very latest STYLES
10 ane Millinery Goods, being DELAYED bv
late washOuts, will sell them at astonish
ing low prices to dispose Of them at once
AIS received beautiful line Of ghfidis
Caps, Hoods and Bonuets, and Ladies' Hat,
and BonDets, tire argest md finest as.ort
ment In town, No. 25 s. Spring 81. next door
, Mosgroys's Cloak HOUSE
dsoiH H'e ~ Mfes. D. soTTHEDY.
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Guardian Sales of Real Estate.

Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance
OF the order OF the Superior Court Of the
county Of Los Angeles, State OF Californie.
made on the list day OF December, 10, 10
the matter OF the guardianship OF X Q. and
P. E. Woodworth, minors, the undersigned
guardian OF the per ons and estates Of said
minors, will sell at private sale. the high
est bidder, for cash, in one parcel, subject
TO coordination by said Court. all the right,
title, interest and estate of the said minors,
or oil either of them, In and to the following
described real property. situated In the
county OF Los Angeles, State OF California,
TO wit:
Lot 90 feet front on Alameda street. bound.
ed N. by Perry, Z. by Alameda street and
west BY keq 1ens street, In the oily OF Los
la1 Lot 100 feet front on Commercial
street, and extending back 10 Requena. be.
ing the properly whsreon now Is situeted
the W 3. Perry Lumber and Mill Cos plan
lug mill and ONCE, together with the IL.
(sJ LOIS and 4. Block I, Washington
Garden Tract.
situated on the cOfner where the public
road between Ellis and Gibson fntersects
the s. r. r K. roadway and which rosd Ia
eastern boundary Of said lot.
o. Lot 9, Block fs. omona. an. ~,
(6) Lots IS, IA, Is, and 10. Block 100, Col
ton, San Bernardino county.
Said sale will be N sde on or after
Wednesday 18Th Day of Jan nary,
1855.
Sealed bids for the above property to be left
at the office of Graves a 0'Melyeny, Room
Il, Baker Block In said city, at any time al.
ter the first publication of this notice and
before the making of the sals.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Cash in U. s. gold ooin. pay able as follows
Ten per cent. OF amount bid to be paid on
acceptance Of bid and balance on oonfrma.
tion OF sale.
Los Angeles. December sist, 1885,
J. J. WUODWORTH.
1an1td Guardian Of said Minors.
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Constable's Sale.


By virtue OF an execution Issued out Of
Justice X. Renney's Court, OF Los Angeles
Township, county OF Los Angeles, State OF
California, dated the 8lst day Of Decem Der.
1885, In a certain ection wherein Harriet
O Graham as plsintif recovered judgment
against II. q. Graham on the Dist day of De-
cember, 1855.
have levied on the following described
property, I wit:
Nerth half Il lot .. Block 81. ord's Survey
OF the city and county of Los Angeles, State
Of California.
Notice is hersby given that on
Wednesday, the soth Day OF JAM
nary, fsss,
At one O'Clock P. N. OF that day, in front Of
Court House, at city and county of Los
Angeles, will sell all the right title and
interest Of said II Graham In and TO the
above described pr perry at PUBLIC AUG
TION. for cash, U. 8. gold coin, TO the high.
esta nd best bidder, to satisfy said exeeu-
tion and all costs
Dated at Los Angeles the sist day Of De-
oember, 1885. J. @. CLINE,
ian1oswtd Con table.
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II you want good fitting truss call at q. r.
HeinHeman's Drug Store, 122 Main street,
who keeps the largest assortment of trusses
n hand In Southern California.
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WATERS FURNISHED.
Notice to Stock Breeders.

All parties concerned are hereby notified
that all money due for the service of nv
Percheron Norman stations, "Wideawake.
yr, and welcome" must be paid TO JOHN
REIMER, my agent, or to
jyl6-tt V. n. O'MELVENY, Owner.
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No-'N Z.

The following ohiidfen have been admit
ted into the Los Angeles Asylum, corner Of
Alamed aud Macy streets, since the last
publication:
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Notice of Presentation.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE COUNTY
OF Los ANeELEs, STATE OF CALI
FoRNIA.
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CUTTINGS.

NOR SALE-CUTTING6 of the following
varieties: Carignan. Granache. Matsr0,
1rousseau; also rooted seedless Sultaua,
also rooted Ziniandel Blau Elben, Black NAL
voise, Burger, Rlesling, Muscat, Mission,
to. h L. l.. MAYBERRY, San Gabriel.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-01-03

step Your Cough
By taking the Gum Tree (euoaiyptus) Cough
4yrup, Only for sale by o. #, Heinzemsn
druggist, Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-01-03

through 70 San Diego, leaving San Pedro ID
the dates o. their arrivals from San Franz
cisco.
The Santa Rosa aud Orizaba call at santX
Barbara and Port Hartford (Ssn Luis Ubispt7
only. ON the route to and from San FrsE
cisco.
Cars 20 connect with steamers leave 8.
K K. depot, Los Angeles, as follows WI
5anta Rosa and 0rfsaba, al O'Clock 4
With Los Angeles and Eureka, going mort
At 10 o'clock An. railroad time. unless othef
wise stated. 90
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PLEASANT WINTER RESORT.

Established 1874. Overlooking San Cab
REL Valley. Koo ms connected and separ-
sse, furniture nrst class; mar mattresses:
open freplaces.. Table board spt cialty
Eastern living Pleasant drives and free
rides. Call aud judge for " urselves or ad-
dress G. II. LEAkNED, Sierra Madre p. o..
Residence, second house east Sierra
Madre Villa. dec26 I'm
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The Los Angeles Hospital
HOME FOR lNvALlDS,
No. 2ls SOUTH OLIVE STREET.

A PRIVATE INSTITUTION.
Heslthfully, pleasantly and conveniently
situated.
For terms apply at the Hospital. Tels-
Reierences-E. Spence. President First
National Bank; Geo. II. Bonebrake. Presi-
dent Los Angeles National Bank. declsf
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California Southern R. R.

On and after Noven Der 10Th. 1sas ~
WIN arrive at and leave Los Anselssx
as follows:
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HANDSOME GOODS

The WING ON CHUNG co. First quality
Teas, silks ChlDaware, Laoquerwarl, Em-
sroidere1, Fire Screens, Panels, etc, Also
7entiernenss Shirt. and Ltdfes Underwear,
Allgoode atlowest prices ssf No III.
Ae1H south Spring ST.. 10 ss5
f-fgB Bet. escsnd and Thifd.fpH n7s 2sn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-19
Benton, Hair arou.r

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Through sickness and feVers the hair
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We grow Hair In 80 cases out of 100
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p1es the hair with its vitality.
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STRENGTH.
When the Ikin Is very teugh and
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Price, Single strength SI.il. Douhls
rtrenBth $2.oo, Thp1e strength $500. N
your druggist have not cot NJ We win
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bkhJOh HAIR GROWER CT.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-07

Probability that Prof j. III. Smart Will Be
Made Commissioners of Education.

Probability that Prof j. III. Smart Will Be
Made Commissioners of Education.
Washington Special.
George F. Parker, assistant postmaster at
Philadelphia. arrived here tonight Speaking of
j. FL. Smart, of Indiana. who, it is rumored, is
about to be appointed United States Commits
sioner of Education in the place of General
John Eaton. who has resigned to become presi-
dent of Marietta College, he said: II have
known Mr.. Smart for number of years. and
think that he is a most excellent man for the
place with which his name is associated. He is
president of Purdue University, and before he
was called to that position was the State Super
intendent of Public instruction. He did more
than any other man to develop, improve and
bring up to its present admirable standard the
publc-school system of Indiana. President
Smart is a scholarly man, and one, too, who is
energetic. popular. and thoroughly abreast of
the times. He is we'll qualified to take up the
important work of the Bureau of Education.
when General Eaton lays it down, and carry it
out on the effective lines which the latter indi
Gated. President Smart's appointment would be
agreeable not only to the better class of politi-
clans, but also to the educators of the country"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-07
Control of the Cincinnati Police Force

CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.--Mayor Smith has sent
communication to Edwin Hudson, superintend-
emit of police saying that for characterization in
refusing to report yesterday for orders, as d.
rected, he was suspended from Office The
Mayor has appointed Arthur G. Moore chief OF
police. This brings to crisis a conflict between
the Mayor and the Police Commissioners, as the
latter refuse to recognize the validity of the
Governors action in removing them from Office.
When the police commissioners were informed
of the suspension Of the superintendent of police
and the appointment of another they had long
consultation with their attorneys and then sent
letter to Mayor Smith deprecating violent
measures. but firmly maintaining their rights to
control the police, and announcing that they
would stourly maintain their rights until a COM
petent court passes upon the question They
suggested that the Mayor at once make applica-
ton to the Supreme Court for a writ of quo war
ranto, promising to do all in their power to
hasten the hearing.
The Mayor replied to the note from the com
missioners by stating that he respects their de
sire to have the differences speedily adjusted
but. after consultation with his solicitor, he has
decided to request the State Attorney general,
on Monday, to apply to the Supreme Court for q
quo warranto. 1t is expected that prompt ac-
ton will be had In the meantime the commits
sioners s'hold the fort (" and Mr.. Moore is making
no effort to exercise authority over the police
force.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-07
LOSSES BY FIRE.
A Jewish Synagogue Loses Some Valuable
Records-The Loss at Grand Rapids

NEW YORK. Feb. 6-The new synagogue Of
avenue near Sixty first street, caught fire from
an overheated furnace in the cellar. at o'clock
this morning, the hour when the doors were
opened to admit the congregation for Sabbath
services. The rabbi, Dr. Henry S. Jacobs while
putting on his robes. discovered the fire, and so
quick was its progress that the sacred scrolls in
the ark had to be abandoned to their fate. A
general alarm call summoned the entire availa-
BILE force of fremen and the fire was quickly ex-
tinguished. 1t did S., 900 damage to the building
and furniture. Some OF the valuable records Of
the congregation, which is the second oldest in
New York. and only last spring moved up town
from its old temple in West Thirty fourth
street. were lost. Had the fire occurred half an
hour later disastrous loss of life must have re-
suited, as the church filled with smoke in an in
stant
LAFAYETTE Feb 6-About midnight last
night fire broke out at Stockwell, fourteen
miles from this city, and completely destroyed
insurance, $1,000 Among the heavi
est losers are Oliver H. Mitchell.
who recently purchased the drug store of George
Storms; p N. Richey & Bro. grocers; Louis
Osborn, butchers j. w. Roger g. Bro. general
inorCunuutSc, LII. CoSepu Odker, Oulc0 anu Iurnl-
ture; Mr. Buck, barber. 1t is the most serious
fire that ever visited the town.
MCKINNEY, Texas, Feb Cat late hour
Thursday night, fire destroyed the building occu
pied by the Collin County National Bank and the
adjoining premises. The total loss is about $780,
600 and the insurance $40. 900, of which the bank
carried $1,000. 7. P. Dowall, hardware, and
Hill & Webster, groceries, suffered to the extent
of S., 900 each. The bank resumed business yes
terday.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Feb. 6.-The fire at the
Grand Rapids and Indiana car-shops was con-
fined to the buildings mentioned last night The
loss to the railroad company is estimated at $22,
400, with an insurance of $l1, 900. A Woodruff
sleeper was burned, valued at $13 900. The work
of rebuilding the shops will begin Immediately.
Twenty five men are thrown out of work tempo
rarily.
SCRANTON, Pa. Feb. 6.-The SiBAssA breaker,
five miles from this city, was DESTROYED by fire
to-day. Loss, SIC, 000 insurance. $40, 600. Two
hundred and fifty men and boys are thrown out
of employment.
DECATUR, Feb 6.-Beeman e. Slocum's
machine factory was destroyed by fire tonight.
Loss, $1,000 insurance. $4,000. -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-07
Pecuiiarities of Southwestern Streams.

Fort McRae Letter
It is an army rule in New Mexico and Texas to
cross any stream encountered in march before
going into camp. No matter if it is only ankle
deep and yard wide, cross it. and then pitch
camp on high ground. IL you do not you may
not be able to cross it when you wish to. This
specially applies to rivers in New Mexico. but
will give as an illustration we'll known incident
and accident which happened on Devils river,
Texas some years ago. A major of infantry,
now a colonel was ordered from Fort Clarke to
Fort McKavett. On the march he came to
Devils river, and went into camp The stream
was low and the sky cloudless. In the early
evening he observed distant thunderstorm,
but it passed away, and the camp was soon rest
ing. At midnight, with no warning, wall OF
water shot down the ravine and carried away
two men and the ambulance in which the
majors wife was sleeping drowning them and
her before any assistance could be given Four
years later the major lost second wife in the
same manner in the same place A third time
he married. He received orders that would
compel him to again Devils river. His
wife went around by way of New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-07
A TRIFLE TOO FRANK.

The Trouble a Student Brought Upon Him
self by an Imprudent Remark.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
WASHINGTON, Feb Cone of the most prom
inent law officers of the governments lecturer
in the law school here. For the purpose of keep
ing pace with the times and replenishing his ex-
chequer, he lectures two three nights a week.
and for several years has been making good
reputation. This law officer has daughter who
moves in the best society," and few evenings
ago she attended dinner given by an aristo-
cratic family. When the party took their places
at the table the young lady was deiightedto be
seated beside bright and handsome young
man.
At the end of about an hour the young gentle
man and young lady became quite well acquaint-
ed. He began to confde his business his amb-
tions.
''And you are student at the law college,"
she exclaimed during the evening.
Yes said he; ''and have been for so long
shall. hope soon graduate"
sThen you know Colonel Blanks" the young
lady inquired, naming her father
"Oh; very WE'LL" replied he.
"What do you think of hima"
II think he Is the most conceited old ass have
ever seen in such high position"
''You insult me, sir!" exclaimed the young
lady. You speak OF my father, sir"
'I-Ireally beg your pardon miss. When
was presented to you did not catch your sur
name. Had. known the Professor was your
father, common decency would have Taught me
better than to have made the remark lid. I
have nothing to take back, though. poke the
truth, and what think. If you will only con-
tinue this entertainment till the dinner is over,
am sure will not trouble you again."
1t is said that the young man was in a perfect
torrent of misery till he had completed that din
ner aud was out of the house. Probably he will
in the presence of young ladies who may posi-
bly, be their daughters.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-07
Mrs. o.Keefe,s Suit Against ROSS winans.

New YORK, Feb. Conditional evidence for
the plaintiff in the suit of Mrs Alice OKeefe
against Ross r. Winans, the millionaire, for alb
solute divorce, was taken to-day. A registry
book of the Hoffman House was produced of
June 9, 1888. 1t had the entry 'Ross r. Winans
and wife, also copy Of the New York Times of
May 30, 1871. which had the list of arrivals from
Liverpool on the steamer Scotia. Among them
were those of Ross r. Winans and lady It is
conceded that the lady was Mrs. O'Keefe. Mrs
Sarah II. Thorne testified that on June q, 1871,
Ross r. Winans came to her house in this city
and asked to look at some rooms she had to let
He said he would go to hotel and bring his wife
around He then returned with the plaintiff
and introduced her as his wife. He requested
the witness to speak of her as Mrs. Williams, be-
cause if his father heard that he was married he
might disinherit MIN. The hearing was then ad-
iOnrnad.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-07
Western Silk Association.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-The silk men of the West
have held several sessions in Chicago during the
past week, which has resulted in the forming of
an organization to be known as the Western
Silk Association, its object being to secure CO.
operation and harmonious action among those
engaged in the business. The officers elected
are as follows: President II. H. Bedding. of
Chicago; first vice president, c. r. Sampson. of
St Louis second vice president. Geo B. Foster
of Chicago; third Weep president, Geo. p. Rich
ardson. of Cincinnati; secretary and treasurer,
r. W. Hare. of Chicago. The officers also con-
stitute board of directors, who have power to
manage the affairs of the association. 1t was
voted that an annual Meeting be held at each of
the three cities Chicago, St Louis and Cincn-
natl in the order named.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-07
Miscellaneous Notes.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON. Feb 6--Colonel Miller, of Win
chester, who has been here for some time, is
anxiously awaiting the action of the Senate on
the nomination of c. r. Pollard, of Delphi, to be
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Mon
tana. He wants the place if it is vacated
The number of patents issued by the General
Land Office during the last calendar year was
1885, During the year 1884 there were about
Is 900 patents issued.
a branch postofice, with full money order and
registry privileges. has been established at Kan
sas City, No.
The Senate committee on rules at the meeting
this morning, ordered an adverse report on the
resolutions offered by Senator Platt requiring
that executive nominations shall be considered in
open session; by Senaaor Hoar, requiring a yea
and nay vote to be taken on all motions to adj
journ over one day; and by Senator Morgan,
providing for daily recess from to 2:30'P M.
Chaplain J. G. Laverty Twenty fourth In
fantry, has been placed on the retired list