New-York tribune., 1894-01-01

s,,os roso % tho rank Of Captain. lie saw war
service in Louisiana and men III f an oiiiccr
shot and IN dying IL fell upon captain i, '.as his
fell beneath the horse ana Genra,n n ME lie th.s re-
ceived almost mortal injuries. I'VE ,'1 nnyscians
about his injuries Meanwhile he has cohqneu ,i,.sny
the business OF painter ana u"coIio, INV of the
Eepublic and was elected Department Coiniii"ud and
OF the Ncv-York Department IN l1st in aiu 40 com
rocnIved the great hJnOr O' an election az
mander-in- Chief Of the National Coinmandery oar ar
TIE Grand aay Hry G Ia '"a Quinn Of 300 veterans
upon parade through the streets oi tnoss man
h@re lie owns a handsome residence In Manson Manson
ave. where he lives with his wife ana iouI iv re
members Of the Protestant Episcopal Cnmrch,, IA, as-
/ tending upon Sundays the Cathedrai oi Al ~
James A. Roberts, OF Buffalo. the Republican JDr
rosr dd not M sex s ae a nrrsent at the Repub
can State Convention he'd at Syracuse pcSS Emile
| he was thus at work the convention noNs'dd, d,t
him for Controller. lie IS In the prime ,r ur ' -
about five feet ten inches In height with brown row.,
hair wavy brown beard and inustache% anu anu sii h,t
for three years his books have seen little t ot
him as he has been engacJ N oa tef nf the essders
OF that booming addition to i'uaio nan hacc rnstor
of an e.ectrc railway line that runs from buffalo
to Depew Mr.. Roberts Is Yankee ne WI Do.n ~ -
being cdnca,ed At the public schools when, at the
seventeen years. he enlisted as pfivin,d ind,nr
up OF the War of Rebellion by being prcsch, d"
the siege and capture OF Petersburg and the series
OF battles that ended AppomatoH with inc c'ipe-
ure of Robert T.. Lee. Private Itoberts then ~
turned 10 Maine and. entering Bowdon 'cneBr,
I was graduated there in 1870 few years laie no
went 10 Buffalo and there studied law anI WnS "c.S
! admitted 10 the bar In 1878 and again IN , I,,'
| he was elected an Assernblyman from Erie County,
and served the citizens OF Buffalo In hat cdPac,
I most accertably Two years ago ne was rlfc.ei
/ secretary OF the Dcpew Improvement 'onip"ns
vice-president OF the Buffalo. bellevue ana Ian,
caster Railway Company. fecretaIy OF the .,,as
! Land Company and an officer OF o.her companies.
lie has resigned his place an officer In these I'
! CORPORA at!ons since his election as Controhef. nm
law firm In Buffalo Is that or Robcr,s, i,esnr, ~.
Wcsscr & Orcutt Mr.. Roberts has beautu ho,,ie ,,
I'm Man-st.. Buffalo where ne ma" Hv'u up w snn 80.
nresent time with his wire and two chlidren II son
and daughter s-Hs son II now ia i'oN"Vih
Addison Il. GOWN the Ecpubhcah .'li.e @ - - nid M
urer is a Young looking man. thirty-iour years OH
lie is tail ana finely proportional With broad shouI;,
ders has blue eyes and brown hair MI 'oiVh sahneu
State reputa tion cncrSctic ana ap,c ,,nr
OF the League OF Republican Clubs ne Degan wTtm Th
M an cary AT eighteen he t.siaDiisnrN ..r,o
Glens Falls Daily Times" ana supseiueni.y g., ~
Giens Falls Weekly Messenger" lie Is also in,rr.
en,sd necuniari,y in several business enterprises
q! Glens Falls . f.ororoI
Theodore T.. Hancock, the new Attorney-rene ii
has been one OF the leading lawyers VI ,'htrh
New-YorI for ten years. lie was born IN osw's.
County In lsi9 and graduated from Nesiss si
I,niversity and the Columbia College Law rcnooa
law student In New-i ork he was In the Jaw % OF
nee OF Edward T. Bartlett the snccesssIui, IL ne
nIblican candidate at the late election ior Juns.
NJ the Court OF Appeals Going TO Onondaga ooun.S nv,
Mr. Hancock there became successfmi iawyeI, a,,. m
was twice elected District Attorney Two yours "s'