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LIURARV OF A.MKHU'AN HKMIKAPII V. of Hi* on-
comity Hurvt-yor; counly
HU|M'rinti'iiiU'iit
aiul justipt' of tlu' pnuM'. in fompany C. niiu-ly-thinl ri'fjiint'nt Illinois volnnt«'«'rs in tin- civil war; and was an alioli ll*' niiistored out in 18(5.'). llonist. tlicii a n>pul»Iifaii. I>mim«' a proliihitionist, iiiul is now of tlu- lUittMl Christian party which lie helped to organize in
M-liools;
I
with gallantry
listi'd
lie was eandi in Davenport. I«)wa. for lieutenant-governor of Iowa in IS09; and for pre>*iilent of the I nited Slates
IS!»S
«latc
ing
lie
Leonard, Joseph E., lawyer jurist. In 1872 he Wiif an assfx'iate ju^tiee of tlu* HUprenie court of Louisiana. He died in l/iuisiana. Leonard, Levi Washburn, clergynuui, auhor. was l)orii .Ian. l(i. in Bridgi'wa.Mass. In 1820. .50 he was pastor of the ( 'ongregatitinal church of Dnidin. N.ll. lie contriliuted extensively to the secular and religious press; superintende«l the compilation of the History of Dnhlin: and was lh«' aiutlior of Scientilie Class Hook; North Spelling |{<Kik .Vnicric.uj an«l Sequel to Casv Lessons, He died Dec. li. lS(i4, in
18(51
-(;.'»:
in the
and
in
Le Rossignol, James Edward, educator, was born Oct. 24. 18(5<), in He was educated at the Montreal high school; Huntiiigton academy; Mc-
Ifituier. iintlior.
1
college; versity of
<;ill
^jjfMjV
Leonard, Mary Finley, litterateur, author, .Ian.
iKirii
11.
18(12.
in
Philadelpliia.
She is the author of The Story of the Front Door; Half a l)o7.en Thinking (ap-: The Candle and the Cat; The S|h'Cllig
lacle
Man:
I'afs Little Cirl;
Mel;
It
cinth
How
the
Two
Came True; and On Hya-
Hill.
Leonard, Moses G., government official, congrosMian, was lM)rn in 180!» in Connecti cut. In 184.'J-4.» he was a repn-sentative from New York to the twenty-eighth congress; an«l was for M-veral years commis sioner
(»f
ininiigration
in
the city of
New
York. He died in 1S!I5I in New York city. Leonard, Orville R., lawyer, jurist. Some time durint; 1S(>,').!>!» ln- was an associate justice of the supreme court of Nevada, at Carson City. Leonard, Stephen B., congressman, was born in New York. In l8.'J.i-:{7 and 18,30-41 he was a representative fnnn New Y«)rk to the twenty-fourth and twenty-si.xtli congresses as a democrat. He died in Oswego,
NY. Leonard, William was born .Inly
Andrew, bishop, aul.'t, 1848. in South|)ort, he was consecrated the fourth ftrotcstant episcopal bishop of Ohio. He ia the author of Via Sacra, an<l Brief History of tile Christian church. Leonowcns, Mrs. Anna Harriette, educator, author, was born Nov. ls;U. in Wales. She w:»s governess in the royal family of Siam for four years; and since 1867 has lived in New York city. She is the author of The Knglish (JoviTiiess at the Siamese (.'curt: The Homance of the Harem; Life and Travels in In<lia; and Our Asiatic Couthor,
Conn. In
188!)
.">,
Hins.
Leovy, Henry Jefferson, .soldier, journalist. Iawv<r. was born .May 17. I82H. in Augusta, (ia. For many years he was the own-
the UniI.ieipzig,
(Germany; ut and Clark university. In 1SS8 8!» he taught in
the public schiads of C a n a d a. 18!>2 he was a fclIn low of psychology at Bj^^^ , Clark university; ^^^^^L jjl^^ lS1>2-!)4 was professor of psychology and ethics at the Ohio university; and since 1804 has hem profes.sor of economics at the university of Denver. In 1000 he was a special lecturer in et^nomics at Mc(Jill university; and in 1003 lectured on political science at the university of Wisconsin. In 1007 he investigated the economic conditions of New Zealand. He is the author of Monopolies, I'ast and Present; Orthodox Socialism; Ta.vation in Colorach*; and Little
Montreal,
,
I'a.
army dur-
elected city
Leray, F. X., ch>rgyinan, bishop. In 1880 l>ec.iine H«inian catholic bishop of New
i'irst
was
was
Canada.
'
i:eter. N.ll.
1870
Orleidis. La.
tcr.
confederate
attorney i.f New Orleans. Le Plongeon, Mrs. Alice, litterateur, author, was born in 18.') I in Kngland. She is the wif»' of the archa'ologist and explorer, Dr. L<' IMongeon. She is the author of Here and There in Yucatan.
1000.
in
519
Vita, which was er of the New Orleans seized by (iciieral Butler in 18(52. He served
»
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Storit's of (Quebec.
Le Row, Caroline Bigelow, educator, auwas iMjrii Dec. 28, 1843, ill New BrighIn 18(5."i- 100(5 she was engaged as teacher in Bro<»klyn, N.Y. She is the au-
tln'r.
ton, N.Y. .1
Doings; a Fortunati* FailHow to Teach Heading; A Practical Header; and Tiie Young hlea.
tiior of l)uxl)erry
ure;
Leroy, Louis, pliysician, author, was born Sept. l.">, 1S74, in Chelsea, Mass. He was professor of pathology and bacteriology in X'anderbilt university of Nashville, Tcnn. and is now jirofessor of the practice of medicine at the College of physicians and surgeons of Memphis, Tenn. He is the author <»f Kssentials of Histology.
Le Roy, William Edgar, naval ollicer, was born .Manh 24. 181S. in New York city. He in tlie I'nited Slates navy during the civil war; an«l in 1874 was commissiimed rear-admiral. In 1884 he was placed on the ntired li>t. He died Dec. 10, 1888, in New York, Lesher, John V., lawyer, congressman, was born .Inly 27. 18(5(5, in I'nion county. Pa. He is engaged in tin- practice of law servcil
In liM.'M.'i he was a ber of the sixty-third congress.
and agriculture.
mem-
