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The Irish standard., 1892-03-19
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The Bijou.

The attraction at the Biiou 4 next week y,
shoulisbs particularly attrac, i've to- the
partroas Of that popular theatre, com inT
ing, as it doe s.the best effort OF al ant ho q
Aof rep ltstion, and actress OF ability and 1
the hearty collaboration Of the scenic q g ar
list and the stage MACH ist. The Dan
{ ger Sigaal' was written by Henry g. De-
Mile, one Of the best known OF modern
dramatic writer's. It ISL pure, homeiy
story, beautifully told and we'll a,ted by
capable company. and the sensational
eff .cts that are introduced are as rnuch Cd 9
part Of ths play as the lines OF the char % =
acter5. The most prom 'nent OF the real
istic eff sets are a monster LOGON ,tlYe
with all the working & ,ar exposed, g
rotary snow pillow, the departure OF q
freight train at night. telegraph office
in operation and the rapid fight across
Z the stag of vest buled passenger train
consisting OF full regulation size loco
motive and three cars. .z.
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THEIRISH STANDARD SATURDAY, EMARCH19.


reverend father who showed them life's
better Wal, the bishop who reared uni
yersil les in d Ulster and Munster; the
saint whose glory is ireland DIS Pat
rick Everywhere Irishmen commemo,r-
ATE his birth and his career; everywhere
they point to him as one crater than
ParneIl, Dtllon Council Emmett ADD
Wolfe Tore. .yyry where, too, ore
hears the praises Of the Saint Paul & Du-:
5luth Railroad more popuiarl know. as
The Duluth Short Line, which is 70
garded by the travelling public as the
most eligible route between st. Paul and
Minneapolis and Duluth, West Superior,
Tay lor's Falls and Saltwater. Close con
nections made by fast trains running at
handy hours between the finest terminals.
Information cheerful'y fur lished by all
ticket agents or may be had upon appli-s
cation to Geo. w. Bull, General Pdssen-
ger Agent, or Geo. G. Gitfiltan, Asst. G.
P. A., st. Paul, MINI.
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st. Parick's Day al Holy. Rosary.

+ u 70 I'd * . n
Hibernian patriotism was treated to an
intellectual feast at Holy Rosary hall
There was no standing room left. The
throng numbered upwards Of fifteen
hundred. The musical programme that
preceded the lecture was OF the brightest
artistic merit 8 Mrs Geo. p. Bertrand
and Prof. Porter were never heard to
better advantage Again and again
were they forced to respond to the de-
mands Of their highly appreciative aud
fence.
The great literary feature was that
grand lecture of Dr.. Dillon EagaD. Our
space will not permit us to report the en-
tire lecture. The profound philosophy
and rare eloquence that speaks in his
printed lecture was grandly enhanced by
the mastery eloquence, the rare genius
and inspiring personality of the great
orator
He proved that an Irishman cannot
speak upon an Irish topic without be-
coming enthusiastic. His theme forbids
the easy flow Of cold aiction. Again and
again the sonorous voice Of the orator
rose with his thoughts to the pitch of a
climax. and applause followed applause.
It is q rare treat to hear Dillon Eagan
on any theme, but he. surpassed himself
on st. Patrick's plight.
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] tbs Mort Invest. Orders mail receive
| as prompt and careful attention IS those,
made II person. 5s.. &5=
No Man Better known.

E&
There is no man ID the mort INV est bet
ter known among business men tina /. the
abte and sc NAL sartorial artist, George
D'5uIl iYan, the fashionable tailor whose
establish ment occupies two floors ii the
building, 228s Hennepin avenue, corner Of
Washing ton. For eleven years he has
clothed in superb style, thousands Of
men in this city, Of high and low degree,
aud his customers once become SO for all
time. He has, during his ioDg business
experience in this city, placed himself at
the head Of the tailoring business where
good goods, ubstantlal workmanship
and conformity to the tastes OF custom
ers are necessary conditions. The latest
spring and summer style goods are now
in stock and together with all kinds Of
goods, foreign and domestic, suitable to
the wants OF business men or the most
select member Of high society. He
promptly fills all orders and, by good
workmanship succeeds in making tempo
rary patrons his lifelong friends and
customers. s ~
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Made1ia, MINI.

| . , H. % q
Special to The Irish Standard
Rev. Father Smith has been changed
from Madelia.
+ Many windmils in this vicinity u.re
blown down in the late storm.
I There is not house to rent in our
town. This speaks we'll for Madelia
] Division No. l; A. @. H., Madelia,
received two new members last meeting.
/ The insurance secretary, Mr.. Michael
Daley, and Miss Ellen Walsh we're mar
ried few days ago and have quietly set
tied down on the farm.
Bro. Hugh Farmer, section foreman on
the Omaha, is always up and doing for
the good of the order. The division has
just ordered some handsome badges
Recording Secretary, Mr.. Owen Nc
Coy, was married q few weeks ago to
Mary Tierney, and they have just rs-
turned from visit with friends at
Rochester.
County Delegate Edward Noonan and
Bro Albert Russell, both promising
Young business men, have purchased the
hardware and machinery store of MIR. r.
A. Foss. They are dong good BUSH
ness. HIB IRNIAN.
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The Pride Isl Erin.

Ireland 4 has one. pride, the glory q
which newer fades 'srnells died with
his fame beclouded q Cornell rs
now but 4 menory Itmmatt = time viii
not full Gorne until bic epita ph IL writ
ten. The true pride, off the little
isle and hi hardy aolis one whose
muenory 81 8 wsays whose Hork arr
NOT nsrae il Sreyerei,
Who not Ecclliinsx ST.
The, u q piiiests ysho tanebt
Itlss brusin lslIs lovi1e
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4 PROBATE, NOTICE.

sGTATEO OF MINNESOTA, County OF e enne-
- pin Probate Court ss s . Ef ~.
N the matter OF proving the alleged last will
and testament Of Elizabeth Founder. deceased:
Whereas, Peter Weinand, Of the County of
Hennepin and state Of MINI esota has delivered
TO the Probate Court Of the Countyof Hennepi1
an instrument In writing, purporting To- be the
iastWil and testamento 81 Elizabeth Founder late
soI said county, deceased and fled thefewith big
petition to said Probate Court praying that the
said instrument may be proved and admitted
to Probate. and that lettefs t'
ordered that said petition .be heard snd
;specfal term of this court to be held at the
Court House, ~ the city ct MINES e saidl
.couEtY, on Monday, the Ilth dry of Apftl, 1894,
at 100 clock in Til forenoon, when NJ psfsonsl
interegted may appear ior ls 81 collteet the pro-
bate 0f Ii: and that notice Of stlch hearing he
given TO alT persons Interested, BIZ pub iehtng1
fhiA order once IL each week tgr stilIee glccess
ave weeks prior to said day of hea 1n the
Irish StandaId, eWspape sand pub
''i pstsd Il & s Min si
IA, ~, y, esslt. n !;
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The approach Of spring and the SUM
1ner days that are coming, is not her
aided in amore emphatic manner. than
by the gladdening appearance of the
various mercantile emporiums OF the
city. Conspicuous on the East Side is
the imme' se clothing Establishment. 81
Young Il Belanger at lO1 and lob Cen
trail avenue. 1T is three story estab-
lishment, heavily laden and stocked with
everything necessary to. make man,
young or old, feel that he rs respectfully
clothed, no matter how xalted or hum
BILE may be his station In life. The gen
tlemen who constitute this firm HI both
young, energetic and keenly alive to the
needs of their Gust omels and prompt to
supply them. On the right, in their
large salesroom, is q full line of shirts,
collars, cuffs, underwear, hosiery, silk
umbrellas, etc. On the left is an elegant
assortment OF hats and caps and every
species of headwear. Down the center,
on rows Of ample tables, are stacks Of
coats, vests and pantaloons of the var
ious styles, qualities and prices which
are demanded by the prevailing fashions
OF varied tastes In the rear, on great
circular cherry tables, are piled chill
aren's suits that will gladden. the
mothers heart as she watches her dar-
ling boys arrayed in them. And the he
avery day need OF the toiler is not ne ne
elected. Workingmen can array them
selves here cneaply and satisfacto rily for
any employ ment. The structure is il
animated by electric lights, and thus
customers can make their. evening calls
and purchase a. we'll as those who buy
during the day time. = Fair play Is the
motto Of the firm. Nothing is misrepre
s,ented Rnd every customer IS accornmo-
dated with the grade suited to- his wal
let or his fancy, and he Is honestly told
the grade. The great nroads which cue
4om made tailoring has made il The ner-
chant tailors business, on count of tile
artof the cutter and maker, max ready
anads clothing more opuIsr eaclh year.
Any man can procure laal d a accurate fiitt
now, ofI oloth ling IS ttl,s, best 1natt ssrial sc
s,stoniiaslhing I'M q b oddne
Il Belanesr 81 ttheiilr. conscie ntious
z,ttention
lojiltSnp "a bum
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William III. Sexton, Grocer.

ole of the largest and finest reta 4
grocery houses in the city Is that Of ".
d. Sexton, $40 Nicolet avenue. Here
::you csn find at Ill Times the choicest
fruits and table luxuries. Every thiin hing q
the mnrket II this line can be- found 81 d Ct Ct
se1ton,s IS anywhere and Ct popular !
.prices. an orders loft the store er Sc:
'oDeized 81 mail IS hone receiye
prompt agf eliye s 4
NM szI,<lnl ,,hons a
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HANDLERS OF FLOUR AND FEED.

Jas. Best Can Fill Your Order Promptly and
Give Satisfaction.
I5s A great many Of our readers through
out the oitv know James Best, and those
Who don't ought to form his acauain-
tanee. Jim Is the good natured and pop
.ular dealer in -four, feed, baled hay,
straw, etc, at 627 Fifth street north.
he il q charter mem Der and an officer Of
Division No. 4, Ancient Order Of Fiber
mans Of this city. II you want Mr.. Best
TO supply you with anything il his line 4,
Telephone 1882 and you will get il.
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BY THE WAYsIDE.

Judge Corrigan settled the Michael
Mcdonald will case. Phe heirs who
presented the will wou. The heirs who
wanted letters IF administration granted
contendel that the will was not genuine
John Anderson has sued Benjamin
Halliday, the liveryman, for $4,000 for
damages from loss Of services and expen.
ses caused by Halliday's team running
over Ellen Anderson, Z years old, on 18th
avenue south, September "a, 1891.
The Northwestern National bank voted
recently to increase it's capital stock from
$1,0oo,O00 to $l,25O,0OO, making the
banking capital cf Minneapolis nearly
$9,O0,OO0, exclusive Of Swings banks.
The charter of the bank, which expires
March %, will be renewed for another 20
years.
We desire to call the attention of the
clergy throughout the Northwest to the
advertisement OF the Minneapolis Office
aud school furniture Co., IN this issue.
They are manufacturers of all kinds Of
church and SCHOOL furniture. The pro-
prietors are among the, number Of, ouE
lbes. citizens and are good business men.
Mrs. Mary Simonton, SO years old, the
mother Ut 10 children and almost a ply
steal wreck was committed to ST. Peters
insane hospital Tuesday By Judge Cor
rigan. She presented terrible sight as
she shrieked and begged the Judge and
one-of her daughters tp sand her 10 the
Sisters Home. Two deputies had to
overpower her.
A serious runaway occurred on Nlcollet
avenue near Sixth street Wednesday af-
ternoon. A span of horses driven by
John Healey, of SO Western avenue, ran
away and collided with buggy driven
by Herbert Hunt, collector for the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Com
pany. The buggy Was ruined and Hunt
was seriously injured.
Mrs. Honora Farley died at the. resi-
dence Of her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Coz
nor, $50 Plymouth avenue south, Tues
day, sged 81 years. Funeral of deceased
took place Thursday morning from st.
Stephens church and was largely attend
ed. She was good Catholic lady and
held in marked esteem by her many
friends and acquaintances.
Engineer John Hickey, Of Staples,
passed through Minneapolis Tuesday
With the remains of Geo. Carr, the unfor-
tunate engineer, who was killed il col
lision on the Northern Pacific at Lake
Park during Wednesday, nights storm.
He was buried at Dennison, O. a lad
feature Of the accident is that the de-
ceased was to be married ia May to an
.estimable young lady OF Staples. En-.
gineer Rapt, who was also hurt, is i'm
proving rapidly
The following citizens will serve as
grand jurors for the April term and will
report at the. district court Tuesday
April5: Geo. e. Hit, Titus Mareck, O.
3. Wyman, j. 3. Northrop, r g. Helm
rich, james Best, F. 9. Norenberg, J. NJ.
Gleason, Calvin 9. Tayior, Henry Doerr,
N. Nice earthly, p. a. Taylor, n. II Giert-
sen, John q, Dorner, Nathan schaak,
Alfred Soderst rom, John 8. Gilman, G.
i. Heinrich, August Ende, John Don
,ahue, Max Hirschfeldt, Albert Harring-
ton and w. Z. Bassett. ]. 51
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NOTICE OF ADOPTION.

.GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of "a enne
- pin. iss. District Court. Fourth J Judicial
District. III. 3
To all persons whomsoever: I,
Notice is hereby given, under and pursuant
to an order Of said Court, dated 18th day OF
March. 1892. that at the ID strict Court House Of
the Fourth Judicial D, strict, in tie City OF Min
.neapolis in said County aud State. on the 3rd
day.of april. 1872, at p'clock q, M, or as so0n
will be had Of the petition to said Court. OF
James McNamee and Ann McNamee. his wife,
for leaveto adopt the male child john Miller,
and for q change Of said child s Nam to ay-
mond Thomss McNamee, which order and pc:
tition are now filed in the office Of The clerk Of
said District Court in said City of Mime apolis.
f Dated March 18th, 1892. III hi S
GALLAGHER KINNANE, III XII IS
.sa5z ATTORNEYS for Petitioners. RE- 45. I
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Yerxa Bros. u Co, corner Nicollet ave
nue. and Fifth street, corner Nicollet ave
nue.. and Tenth street and 115 and III
Central avenue. Il
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f Judge Corrigan settled the Michael
Mcdonald viii case. Phe heirs who
presented the will Won. The heirs who
wanted letters If administration granted
.contendel that the will was not genuine.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-12
TRUSTEES SALES.

TRuSTKE'I sALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
! OF trust dated March /, 1881. executed by
corded in the slerk's office OF the CORPORATION
court for the CT OF Roanoke, Va, to me in trust
TO secnIe Mort NJ Rosers the pa. ncnt of the sum
OF S2,20u. payable In TWO equal annual install
ments OF $l.ISo each, with interest at per cent
until paid, evidenced by negotiable notes, the
ond note due March l, 1S,a and default having
a oeen made In the payment OF the last of the
a aDrcd M on notes and having been
teed, Will sell at public auction to the highest
piddcr In front of the courthouse OF the city Of
or ApkiL, issa, AT - N. al OF tn the following VIM
described real estate lying in the city OF Roam.
to wit: gu" '''Au'u anu "escf'oe" as follows
ast BSginnng st point on the north eide of
Street; thence along Tazcwell street south IS de.
grees IL minutes west so 0S feet to a point; thence
north degree 30 mir utes east ao feet to nm alley
grces II minutes east zoos feet to point; thence
south ! degree 80 minutes west W feet to the
seeih "a, Beglnning at point the
street; thence along Luck street north IS de.
erees ~ minutes west 50 feet to point; thence
south regrce 81 minutes wcsi SIG feet to an
alley ~ feet wide; thence along said alley north
SS degrees IL minutes east 50.0S feet TO an alley
~ .ce u, wide; thence along said alley north de-
ming obese being same lots conveyed to NJ NJ
Rogers by John sheridan and wife by deed
dated November u, 1883, and the same propcrty
conveyed to said George +. Dyer and ii. II. DIVER
by deed bearing datc;of March LIST, lSiN) together
with ait the appnrte1ano,s thereto belonging
tEhAS: Cash as to 30 much OF the proceeds
"a may he necessary to defray the expenses of
executing this trust. including trustees com
mission or 5pcr ccntum, NJ d TO pay or and dis
charge the last of the above mentioned notes
now past due. in the sum OF SLIPS with interest
thereon nj d pr cent. from the LIST day OF March,
io'O' ahu the residue, IL any. TO be made PAYABLE
In two equal annual installmcnts from date of
saie with interest, 10 be properly secured
j. ALLEN WATTS,
q ~ tum. Trustee.
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9 10 ids.

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE
~ cuted to me BY Mrs. Jane NJ. Elliott and j.
b. Elliott, her husband. dnted April I'd, 1890 and
OF record In the clerks Office OF the Hastings
Court OF Roanoke City. Virginia, in deed book
S3. page 3s3, TO secure TO d. c. Moomaw and w
L. Moomaw the enm OF S3050, evidenced by III
negotiable notes of $40 each and one note OF 81,
also the sum OF $5Sa.15, as evidenced by thirteen
negotiable notes as follows: One note for
$3.50, payable months after date; one note for
$3.50, pay able - months after date; one note for
$74.l0 payable Is months after date; one note
for $500, payable 30 months after date; one
note for $3.50, payable 81 montha after date; one
note Tor $i5 30. payable ~ mon he after date; one
note for rs. ~, payable IS months after date one
note for 5000, pa! able 81 months after date one
note lor SsS a. pay able 20 months after date one
note for $lQ 50, payable GO months after date: one
note Tor - 30, payable 12 months after date; one
note for 81, payable T6 months after date
AL or whict notes were executed b, Mrs Jane
1880 and default having been made In the pay.
ment OF siA OF said notes and having been re-
qnesied 90 to do by the benchciaries III said deed
est bidder in front OF the courthouse in The city
Of Of. HK3 %H Va, s on THURSDAY, THE TTfl
day. all that lot or parcel OF lar lying in the eity
OF Roanoke, w., bounded and described as FOL
lovs, to wit:
avenue 800 feet west from Park or Fifth street;
thence In an easterly direction with Salem ave.
nue. ~ feet to a point; thence in u southerly d.
rection l0lx feet to 10-foOt alley; thence wts :
crly with said alley 81 feet to point thence in n
northerly direction 10ix ieet to the point OF be.
ginning
TERMS: Cash will he required for as much
az may he necessary to pay the expenses OF this
sale, including legal commission to the trustee.
and to pay of note CT SI4 10 credited bv Sl3 III
one note In the sum of $3.50. and four notes for
$1,000 each The balance will he payable in
first OF which will be payable on the end dsy OF
May, 1892 aLo one pa, mont OF : 10 90 payable on
the End dry of September, 1876; also The sum of
SD az, pay able 2nd day OF October, 1859: S52 80
on the end day OF April, 1893; $500 on the 2nd
cay OF mctobei. lSl3; $sSl on the End day OF
April lsSi; $:n so on the 2nd day OF october,
ON the 2nd day OF October. 1885: Ss.30 on the
2nd day of April 1916, and $3.50 on the End day
OF August, 1896, and the remainder i'm ak
months from the day OF sale; the purchaser TO
execute negotiable notes for deferred payments
and secure the payment OF same by deed OF trust
on the property. GkO. q. MOUMsW.
a q uus Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-12

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, Exc.
~ cuted to mo by j. NJ. Maupin, dated juno
2Sth; 1890, and OF record In the CLERKS Office of
thes,Hustings Court OF tho city OF Roanoke, va.
IN deed hook 81, page IT'S In trust to secure to n
s. webb and NJ. G. Wcbo the payment OF tho
sum or $38S.3i, as evidenced by the two certain
negotiable notes therein mentioned, whereas de.
lanit has been made In the payment OF a portion
or the first OF Aid notes and by request of tho
beneticiaries. will soil to the he hest bidder ar
p@@InEI.ss aae!on In front OF the courthouse, ON
az thos. certain lots or parcels OF land
situated in the city OF Roanoke, va. and
known rs lots and 2, section 80 as shown by
the map OF the property OF the River View Lend
ana Manufacturing Company, on die at the Ofiicc
or the clerk of the Hastings Court OF the city OF
Roanoke, Va. ~ W. VI
eIERMS-Cash sunicient to pay the cost OF exc.
c cut this trust and to pay tho balance due ON
me hr.t maturing note In the deed OF trust OF
Gnont $iS and OF the residue. $6 so to be paid ON
June 18th. 1892, with interest from June 2sth.
1870, and the balance, II any, PAYABLE in twt.
equal annual installmcnts with interest. and se-
cured ny deed OF trust on the property The saIe
under this deed OF trust Is made subject to a
prior lein, created on the above described prop-
erty, because OF the deed OF trust executed by
Is: =. Webb and NJ. q. Webb to secure Il n
frey the payment Of S566e8, which payment
matured January 10Th, 1892, aud Is unpaid
JAS. ). SIMMONS,
~N-'N Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-12

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST exc
Mackiin; dated February Z. 1890 and OF record in
the clerks office OF the Hastings Court OF the
CITY OF Roanoke. Va, deed book 80. page 800, to
eccnre.to >. c. Gaillard the payment OF the sun of
SsMo' IN .wo annual installments. rs evidenced by
Two negotiable notes, one for $l2S.61 and on.
for $Ss3.33, bearing interest at the rate of 4;
per cent. per annum from date OF deed and
defanlt having been made In the payment of
the last named note of SSS33 80, with inter
~, aud being requested 10 do by the benc-
heiary, ! will sell Vt public auction, to the
highest bidder, In front OF the courthouse In The,
city or Roanoke. Va, ON TUESDAY, MARCH
10, iSg2 AT IL NJ, I'LL that certain lot or parcel
OF land, situated in the city OF Roanoke. Va.
ana described as follows, to-wit:
beginning al the southwest corner OF Center
avenue and 18th street; thence pouth 2 degrees
10 minutes west I'D feet to an alley; thence
north TN degrees Is minutes west $40 feet with
aliey TO 18th street; thence north degrees is
minutes east Wi h 18th trett 1870 feet to Center
avenues thence with Cent,r avenue south 6S de-
grtes 10 minutes east 400 feet to the beginning
ana known as lots to III inclusive In section i'd
on the map OF the ILL., de Park Land Company
IEhMS-Cash sufficient to pay the sum OF
$oS5.S3, with Interest to date OF sale, Including
trnsltes commiss ions and cost OF sale. As TO the
residue, upon such terms as win be inside known
On DAY OF sale +. Ii. LUDWIG.
Trustee
am requested to state that Messrs. Kanisey
and Macklin have sold this property md the ven.
dee assumed their payments. F. Ill
2 IA ids
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LEADER OF WHEELMEN.
Col. Burdett, of Hartford, tho New Presi-
don't OF the l.. A. w.

Col. Burdett, of Hartford, tho New Presi-
don't OF the l.. A. w.
Col. Charles Il. Burdett, president of
the l.. A. W., is forty-threc years old
and resident of Hartford, Conn. He
was born in Nantucket, Mass, and en-
listed in company X. c. n. c., April Is,
1880. That year special order was is
sued by the adjutant general creating
the signal service, with Private Bur-
dett of company X as instructor. Jan
uary 1", 1881, he was appointed corporal,
and soon after he was detailed signal
instructor and engineer of the First
regiment. In 1882 he was appointed
brigade signal instructor and was COM
plimentcd on the work of his depart
ment. When the act of 1883 was passed
creating the signal corps as separate
organizations, Corporal Burdett was ap-
pointed major on Gen. Graham's staff,
and is now on Gen. Watson's staff He
was elected colonel of the First regi-
ment January 10, 1892. Col. Burdett is
one of the most brilliant and energetic
officers in the Connecticut national
guards. being every inch soldier, a
thorough disciplinarian, and yet pop
ular officer. He commenced wheeling
in 1884, and was lover of the old ordi-