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RuCKLEN,s ARNlCA SAVE.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, | lcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiblains,
G rms and all Skin EruptlOns, and positive
" cures Piles, or no pay required 1t is
Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 2L cents per box
For sale by all druggists, Dreiss, and
rhOmpsOn u Co.'S. Wholesale. g., Sl3-lY
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WEoCAN AND DO

Guarantee Acker's B.ood Elixir for it mas
demonstrated demo fully to the people OF THIS
countrv that il is superior to all other prethr-
sttons for blood diseases. 1t is positive cure
for syphilltic poisoning, ulcers, eruptions and
pimpl g. II puriies the wScle system and
Thoroughly builds up the constitution. Sold
nv RaVland Co. W
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Presto "Hed-Ake."

Judge ]. H. McLeary, ex-Att'y Gen'f of
Texas and Past Grand Master OF Masons, says:
ache ever saw" Cures any headache. For
sale by all druggists, sec.
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LOW RATE MONEY.

Loans for building you home, or upon
city improved property: also on farm
lands. Interest at very low rates. Call
on the agent at office, No. II East HouS-
ton street, San Antonio, Texas.
If ATLANTA BUILDING * LOAN Co.
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PUBLIC NOTICE..

Having purchased the interest of Mrs.
Annie \. johnson in the printing bust
ness known as johnson Bros, | will con-
tinue the business at the old stand, under
the same name. | will pay all claims
against said firm and collect all accounts.
Thanking all my friends for their patron
age in the past and ask continuance.
G-l3-3t BENZ. +. JOHNSON,
The Neat Printer
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New Goods,

Val Lorrs, the popular tailor, has
lust received a fine stock of fresh
goods, direct importations. His mot
to is, the best goods, the best fit, and
at the lowest figures. Call and see
him. 2-25-tf
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Preston,s" Hed-Ake.U

P B. Bishop of 42l Ave. E, San Antonio,
says: Enroll my name among the many
who have been relieved by your wonderful
remedy. have been suffering for over TWEEN
ty years. 1t relieved me in twenty minutes
| shall never be without bottle" For sale
by all druggists, SOC.
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DR. j. Theodore HantSOpulOS, from
Greece. cures neuralgia. rheumatism, fits,
ICad-pOiSOn. CataraCtS in the eyes. paraly-
sis and other diseases with his Celebrated
Liniment. Office hours a. m. to - m.
and to p. N. Consultation free. No.
21S AXenue {. G-l3-t
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WANTED, WOOL-HAvING AN UN

WANTED, WOOL-HANINFA an I n
limited order for WOOL, we will pay the
highest market price, delivered at any
depot or wharf, thereby saving the ship
perS freight, drayage, and commissions.
RemittanceS always on day wool is re-
ccivcd. Sacks furnished free of rent.
MILES +. MASON'S son.
NJ. 3 5. 18Th Street. Richmond. Va.
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plstressrne:Case and AHappy Cure

For over a year have had a break
ing out on my leg, which troubled
me so bad | could not walk, leg bad
" swelIed, of a purple color, with
eruptiOns SO bad that blood would
OoZe out if l bore my weight on it..
7 was recommended to try Clark g
Extract of Flax lPapilIOn) skin Cure,
which I have done. My leg is now
well and can walk two miles on it
without any trouble. Signed, A. d.
Hayward. 1t.
soft and prevents chapping. Skin
Cure S1.OO. Soap 25 cents. For sale
by,F. Kalteyer & Son. city,
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s No. 3. Shilo's Catarrh Remedy, a marye
cure for Cstarrh, Diphtheria, Cankerl'
Mouth and Head Ache, With each bottle there
is an ingenious Nasal Injector for the more
successful treatment of these complaints
without extra charge. Price 80 cents. Sod
BY kalteyeT y Son. = Id ~
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SEGUIN HAPPENINGS.
Did Not Know the Gun Was Loaded
Society Gossip and Personals.
IA

Did Not Know the Gun Was Loaded
Society Gossip and Personals.
SEGUIN, June IA.
TO the San Antonio LIGHT.
Quite pleasant dance was given at
the Nolte hall last night compliment
airy to Mrs. Foster Fort, of Waco. A
band from New Braunfels furnished
music for the occasion and everything
passed off very pleasantly indeed
Mrs. Fort, a lovely little woman, wac
most becomingly attired in crimson
crepe de chine embroidered in gold.
Miss Annie Brahan wore crimson
net trimmed with black ribbons.
Miss Maud Humphreys wore embroi-
dered tulle over blue silk. Miss
Henderson white moire and crimson
velvet. Mrs. Givens, white crepon
heavily fringed, and numerous others.
Our girls are always well dressed and
no town can boast of prettier women.
Among the strangers noticed at the
dance were Mrs. Fort, of Waco; Mrs.
Mill Carpenter, Mich; Mrs. Givens,
Austin; Miss Emma Thompson, Ban
dera; Miss Policy, Floresville, and
Miss McGary, from Houston.
Quite a sad accident happened
a few miles from here. 1t is
the old story of pointing a
gun in play. in which
a German boy, eight years old, Her
man Bertram, shot and killed his
little brother, child only four years
old. The little body was brought
here tor burial.
DR.. Arthur Nolte left on Wednes-
day for his home in New Orleans,
after spending a week here.
Mrs. J. r. Christian, of Houston,
is here to spend the summer with rel
atives.
Miss Mae Horton returned yester-
day from Georgetown, where she has
been attending school.
Miss Annie Saunders has returned
from school in Raleigh, n. c., and
was accompanied by Haywood Bra
han, Jr., who has been attending
Bingham's school n. G. for the past
two years.
Vegetables are very plentiful now.
but the peach crop here, as elsewhere,
is a failure. The finest peaches in
the state are grown here, and this is
the first failure Tor many years with
the fruit.
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HIMPLEs ON THE FACE

Denote an impure state of the blood and are
looked upon by many with suspicion. Acker
Blood Elixir will remove all impurities and
leave the complexion smooth and clear. Ih"re
is nothing that will so thoroughly build up the
constitution, purify and strengthen the whole
svstem. SOIdhr RiGLnAND i Co. (5(
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ONLY EEM DAYS,

We OlTrr: FiUo piece " DusInoss Prop
erty on Houston street. Two fine bar
gaiDson Commerce street. Also two fine
10 improved, on Avenue d.. Call and
Ieus show you some fine bargains:
-253 JNO II. HAMBLETON IL co.
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Gents See Here.

In order to reduce our stock we shall
offer for a limited time our entire stock
of Alpaca, linen and other light weight
clothing at cost Come early TO get d
good fit and selection. j. X. BERETTA.
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vi. Godair files suit at San An
cello against the Santa Fe for $5,241
damages on shipment of 1900 head
of cattle, of which ISL are alleged to
have been killed in the wreck.
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WEST END.RApIDITRANsIT LINE.

gears will leave the corner of Hous-
ton and Acequia streets over the
Rapid Transit line for West End each
hour from a. m. to p. m. Last
train for transient travel for return to
city leaves at p. m. 5-2l-u
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BOYS KNEE PANTS.

A. Kahn is certainly headquarters on
the above: you can find at his store boys
pants in all cOlOrS and all sizes at 25c. 40c
SOC and IS cents per pair. 5-21-tf
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Death.

Death to screw worms.
Death 10 cutting ants.
Death TO reaches.
Death to mosquitoes.
RAGLAND & Co., City Drug Store.
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-Home-seekers or spectators will
find it to their advantage to call on
John T. Hambleton d Co. 4-l6-tf
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THE democratic journals feeling
and seeing the inevitable in the COM
ing elections bill are declaring the
consequences already, on the princl-
pie that coming events cast their
shadows before. The assertion is
made that 1.-The negroes of some sec
tions will be bought, of others bull
dOzed, of others shot-gunned.
Whatever the means adopted the
whites will not be dominated by the
blacks" This is open, frank, explicit
and leaves no uncertainty behind.
Well, try it on, and Uncle Sam
will be just as open, frank, eX-
plicit and certain IL dealing with
the shotgun crowd. There is no
domination in the bill. All the To-
cal and state machinery for shot gun
ming negro citizens will remain in
force, and the whites will fully con-
troll as now the local and state cleo
tions, regardless of the cOlOred vote.
| but JnCl6 sam says ludI inc Coh-
gressmen who make laws for this
nation in the halls of the national
congress shall be elected by major
ity of the votes of all the citizens whom
they represent. according to the
constitution, and it will not be any
fun monkeying with this business so
long as a republican administration
metes out equal justice to all regard
less of race, color or previous condit-
ion. Whosoever shall fall upon this
stone may be broken, but upon whom
soeVer it shall fall it will grind him
to powder. Let the shot gun, bull
doing crowd stand from under.
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THE Montana postoftices are not the
spoil of Russell Harrison's bow or
spear. The appointments to be made
in that state will be made as made
elsewhere, upon proper congressional
and senatorial representations, or
they will not be made at all. There
is but little danger of any democratic
tune being played on the Washington
instrument and that is what ails the
procession.
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prOCesslOll.

THERE ale twenty-five simpletOns
in the southern district of New York
who will know more about the rights
of census takers after Uncle Sam gets
through with them than they did
when they fired the enumerator with
beer mugs and refused answers to all
questions. There is a wide margin
between that course and answering
questions unnecessarily inquisitorial.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
IoIIS l. NcELllONE.

Atlantic city. y j.. June Il (>pec'a)-Johh D. w ri,
,o,c who had been identified in an official capay Win
thc House Of Representatives at Washington LIT ''c i'
frv wears, died at his cottage here TINS morning AT
80 90 ,.I,c, ,lis dc,thbcd was surrounded 10y ms
wife and twelve Of his children The BODY VIII DC
,,kcn to WASHINGTON on Friday for intermept'
MFR McEilone's career had been a busy one. "hen
:, mere lad he reported the debates III t"c senate VI
,hc United states. and the utterance' 81 su'h men
49, c,.r and Webster have been HANDED down 10
ros,crity through the wpd!ty and eNactne'' oi MS
non ar pencil In l7i9 hc became reporter i"'
The Congrc>, ,ional Globe" which subsequently Ha'o
placc to the present Record ana SINCE '""' u'''
mill recently he had been steadily III harness for
,,,. ,.,rs he ,,d been chief 0f the -t"noeraphir
,orps Of the Ilou,c For few months paH' ,',s r "
.mr',"tr,tinn ard recently he Wa, taken 10 Ntlahuc
r., il, thc hope that the sea AR W"uld E'l III
,,,T .o, Uut he ", akcncd gradually, aud hl> dcath
,y,s finally due t. Gradual paraly>iN III, pa,e on
,ha Iinusc corn, was recently temporarily ul'u ny
t,oderirL ireland of Michigan. and the appointment
uiiI undoubtedly he made permanent.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
OBITUARY..
V NUNFORD MOORE

V Mnmford Moore. president u the National PARK
Eank died early yesterday morning IN P"IS' news VI
his death reaching thi, city about II a. m. lie was
horn Al RavcnSvood near astoria L. l., seventy tr"c
years ago and when yoUus man entered the hilh ~
Rabcocl, 4 Moore dryg.od~ merchants. with store
in the lower Part of W.tm-t. Aiicr some years
This firm va, dissolved. and he became partner IN
the firm II g. Person. Hartman ~ Co.. large SIX I'M
por,or, Of tai, city. ard was associated with them
mn til December l. l--,. In July. i--- Willie abroad
Mr. Moore va, elected president Of the National Park
Bank. " which he had Ions been director. lie was
re elected last year.
II was owing T. his ind"faugahle work AZ the oah"
that hi, health broke down last spring The directors
and hi, doctor Insisted his taking rest, ana late
i'm Aprl he sailed for Europe. being accompahied oS
Mis-, Moore her married sister, NJ. kobbe, ana Mr
Kobbe who were AT the bedside daring his Last Illness
Early th, month Mr.. Moore caught cold III farI'
and thl, settled ON hi. kidney and liver. and a'h"n2h
ho wa, under the care of Dr. Clarke. the well NH""h
American. dnctor In Paris he >uccumhci. A. soon
tho news reached here the directors OF the National
p,rrf Rank met and passed resolutions eSpre> M :
nurcciation OF the value ~ h- S"INl'a anu no
tbLiir .ruIp,thy To his widow and family. hr. Moore
never took any active part in politic' ne va, oe %
Of the leading men IN raising tne money i't ''0
,ad..t.l Of rh. Barthnldi statue. , H..
widow one son and three dauEl"rs suINlN '',i ~
Mr. Moore and Mr.. Richard. a dauElt'r' am VIC ~!
son are in TIN, CITY. IN" bOlN VII t'uu,i t"i-in1
,bis rnpntry a, soon a, possible the fdnerdI '%lns
uI,,c Al Il Thomas, ChIrch, liful ave a'u ~ rE
n, r,i =, Of which Nr. Moore was m'hUc'' i'o
burial will A NOOGdWn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
ARHY AND NAVT INrELLIGENC&

Washington. June 17-Captain George :. Hovt. As
,>ant quartcrmaser. has been relieved OF his prescns
dutc, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, by Captain H. B.
OssO0d assistant quartcrmaster. and Is ordered 70
assume charge Of the construction OF the new fort near
Fort Brady, Mich. Captain ii. .. Pcrlcy, assis'ahs
surgeon has been detailed as member OF tie Army
Retiring Board at Francisco, relieving captain
william T.. Hopkins, assistant surgeon. First Lieu
tenant George " Chase, 4th Infantry, has been Or
dcrcd to examination for retirement. First Lieutenant
T. II. Barnhart, 18th Infantry. has been placed on
tho retired list Captain VI. VI. Maxson, lOth cav
ary has been reported untt for active service, and
ma, been ordered 10 proceed To his home ana await
onle:-. a. ,.. -
First Lieutenant Eugene L. swift, assistant suh
gcon, has been relieved from duty at Fort spokane,
Wash. and ordered 10 duty at Fort Mcdowell, A. l..
relieving captain NJ. c. Wyet assistant surgeon, who
i ordered to Fort Mcintosh, IeA. -
The War Department i informed Of the death of
Captain JULIUS f. Quentin ercdl, ae Grand Junction,
Col. June II. -.
The training. ship jamestown arrived at Newport.
K. J., last night. ..,,, -.
The Richmond. with Acting Admiral ellis on board
arrived at Barbados to-day, or her way from brTfIu
f. New York. She will leave Barbados tomorrow,
and Is expected make the run to New-fori IN eight
~ davS.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
COWBOYS DTEL WITH LARrATS.

Noore's station Tex story in The Louisville Courier
journal.
A novel duel was fought here yesterday be.
tween two Mexican cowboys ramed Jose 'aTfasco apo
Manuel Bosco. CarraSco IN possession oi mo
notified COW. which EOsco claimed belonged 70 hlhi,
and had been stolen some time previous. Inc t"o
m,d met in The roadway. They were DOtn on horro
back and their lariat, hung from the pommels " tncsr
eadd.S. hailed farra,co ana delnaIldcN uio
return Of h, cow The latter became furious al tho
sugceston that Ae had come into possession of
stolen COW and his Mexican blood began 10 boil.
Words Of A SIlphurouS nature began 20 pass between
fine cowhovs when EOScO called Carrasco a liar.
scarcely had the words been spoken, when. qtncR
A. a la,h the rate tarrasCo grasped his hsso rom
nj, saddle and twrlimg it with quick movemene
over his head sent il with swish toward Bosco's
neck The latter ducked his head and grabbed his
iariat as he did Then began obe of the nercese
hloodle.s battles that has beep recorded Up
and down the roadway the Two horscrnen dashed mo
las,ocs of duest> flying and circlng IN the arr
Not "A word was spoken. , A.,
A. fast as the assoes fell short OF their mark. they
were icrked quickly together and with tNlrl over
the head each cowboy endeavOr To encircle the
others neck. Al.
tlcm dashed away in the same direction. seeming
10 realize the fight to the death going on between
the riders. on sped the horses but not word spoke
the lighters. -, -, 49,.
Bosco finally turned his eyes from the other cowboy
for an instant, and quick fash, Carrasco droppeh
The moose of hiS sriat over his adversary's neck.
SWING his pony around with jerk, and putting spurs
IN fhe animal. started of in the opposite direction
Bosco was jerked from his horses back SO SUD.
denly that his neck was broken. ana nc "aS orageoH
over fhe ground al flll speed for more than mile
The victor disencagcd his larat from his victmt
neck and cOolly rode into town
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
CHANGES IN THE RIVER AND nARnoR BILL.

WaehingtOn June l7.-The River and llafhor bl, ~
II passed the IIous" appropriated Sl3."13hi1. Tho
senate Committee on Commerce has recommended Ger
tain amendments reducing the appropriation, IN tie
House bill SGG7 200 and certain other Increasing to
the amount of s3355i.IO. making proposed net in
crease of @J.G77.75O The more important increase
arc ~ follow Glarbor Of refuge AT Point Judith L. l
500 900. Ncv York harbor. S1"- 500. Philadelphia
200 900 baltimore 100000 Charlotte harbor. fla
10000 purchase Of Portage Lake canals Men,
g3jOOOO, iaqulna Bay. oregon. s"o"'' fo'"iH''
River Washington. geo 900. Great kauawha Rif"r
West virginia SIfo. 900 Cape Fear KNri, Nofti ar"
lima below Wilmington. 100000 II. Johns River
Florida 81 900 Arkansas River %5O.OOp. Irnne--e.
River below Chattanooga S7j,OOO, reservoir. at h''d
waters Of Mississippi. $4,000. Mississippi River from
head Of passc, to mouth Of ohio ~ ,6j3oOD Missouri
River. S.}5O.OO0.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
CONTRACTS FOR SEALS AND LOCKS.


Washington June Il tspccian.-Thc Treasury De
partmcnf recently advertised for bids to furnish seals
and lock, for cars intended TO Canadian terri
tory IN bond Two years ago the Department adopted
the Bca-lcy Gorman Loci, and the Buffalo Tube seal
the former at cost of - 20 apiece. and the latter
AZ a cost Of - a thoastud t,ih cntailuc Lpon The
railroads using the device. expense oi about
@25 900 "A year. The owners Of thc-c c0nrlNdnceS
we're ono Bi~-cll. a kinsnan II Baby Ei-S"ll. Mr.
Cleveland'. former law partner. and ono Brouelion
The board that ua~,cd upon the locN ana seal hcoIT
nE 10 these two rIcn Wa composed ~ Nr. Mdr'"
a special Agent Of the Treasury Department. ana
friend of senator Gornan vi seal old an agent ~
the Treasury Department at Alexandra. Va. %h're
he ], known ~ am active Dcme,Iat and NJ san
ford who |. employed IN the traffic department oi
the Baltimore and ohio Railroad Company ana pre-
stimally Therefore. A Democrat likewise friendly
to German. Previous to the adoption 81 tie B"a-kN
Gorrnan Locl, and Buffalo Tube seal there had been
In use the brooks lock and scal. which, IL j. b'
ncvcd gave entire satisfaction. until it became nece-
sary 50 it claimed now. to bc,ow little patronage
on Democrats.
10 the recent invitation to become bidders the
Brooks people responded by handing n bd, hy far
lower In price than those offered hy the B--cH
BrOughton combination. and for Wu,h n"u'i j." .';
since experts put by the >auc beard "mch aooIhc
aud dctaching the seals did with the utmost ca'"
without leaving any trace whatever behind ih,W.
Notwithstanding tins Ab thr "'rn !'o.rm'H'r.
the continuance. OF The Ncd les bOininn Loeb ana
Ruffall Tube seal for doing which they are. by the
Brooks people, denounced as partial and prJud'''d
The secretary now has the matter under advl-cn"nt
to the award 81 the contract tp Their llvals II Their
bid was a lower one. hut th,. they saI, Is nor the
we're n use 1t did not the railroads In tn years
what IL now c'~ts them ir one.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
WrIIIAME. IENkINS.

William T.. Jenkins. a widely known ana popular
npb,.hcr Of thi, city. died ou Monday at ms hoInc
no l30 Wet Eighty second T.. from heart i''Infe'
after long Illness. lie Vas the son III "IHam h.
Jenkins, a jcwcllcr now retired ana Wa o"'n III
N,v. York i'm l-47. Having received pHbh' H'h""'
,,,,io, unJcr DR. Hunter the present head Of the
Normal COLLEGE Mr. jenkins entered ne">pdper hir
and wa, ior some years dramatic cntic oil INC
Evening Telegram" About twelve years ago ne
started a small retail bookstore at Forty esl'h ST.
and ,ixth.ave. and later began operations a. puD
Ii.ber Of French works and books ON veterinary sno
!c.'S o,r b, rrunvrd H. No~ -5i and -13 sixth
ovc lie had been married abont eight %ear~' 4nu r
ItN ,vdny Win three children. survive nam i'"
M LII, ,riu t,kc nl,cr al hi> house 10 night al :
l.r,orI thc burial being At White Plains.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
nrNcAN l1rrl.EIOllN.

Duncan LttIcjohn died Yesterday at his home 80
2Go Henry st. BrooklyH. lie was born IN LNe'p"o"
England in lsO9 lie was trained Tor "'F'an""
husipe,s and the iron trade In ISIS ~ came u ''
pi,.I states and became the agent OF several E'H
iron firms All his business Ire was spent W "'''
,. beside, acting a, an importer. he was also
49,, ,., - ecvcral American iron manufacturers
a. tt,leiohn remained in business in Pearl 81, Ne"
work. until 1871 when he retired. lie waN greatly
itcrestcd I'm the brooklyn institute ana Tor seventeen
~ ,,,s ts treasurer. For many years he lhl bcch
amber nf the nitarian Church Of the Navlonr III
Picrrcpont st. lie leave, three sons anh t|o M
r tTncr,l viii he, held at the church Of the saviour
NV Vr,'rstav M . 20 d. III. The Rev. II. Prce collier
un u nnciate The burial will be at Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
Dr EDWARD MALONE.

Dr Edward Malone. brother Of the i'eV. 9NiN'>'''
Malone pastor ot The Roman tathoh' 'hH''" ~
SIS Peter and Paul. died on Monday nlShi al h''
home NO III south ~econdst.. broohSh' "''e'
long illness He was born in Ireland ana 'a"'c ~
tli, country about forty wears ago lie sunni '
:, John, College. ForGham. and aftcr"AN in l''l'
and Xe,r York, In ls5- he lce,E practising III New
Haven. Conn. 49,. ,
When the Wal broke ont be went 10 the floh', auu
va, upon the ,iaE OF General Jesse T. eni'' OF t"o
Eleventh Brigade After the war he BEGAN pr''"''"
in Brooklyn. lie was at "no time ponce '"i''
lie had large practice AID "Ioo ''''o VI
IN poItcs he was "A stauch Republican, lie was
frcnd and supportcr Of Or. McGynn. and vas active
IN nron,otlns tho meeting, at Nlu,h ne ,poNr. J..
va, while attending one "i Dr. N'''Shn n i .,
April that he caught th" 'oh NH'" ocN'"'N" NV
urcuunria and caused Lis dcaiI -.
lie left wife three -"' ana r rlv' I Vii
rbc t,yo elder sons ltWNcr~. The fui,THI WIN
tal, place tomorrow morning IN the hurch "t -.
I~t,r and Paul. and the burial Viii be IN 'aN"rS