Garrod, Alfred

HENRY, M.A., F.R.S., anatomist; born in London, Eng., May 18, 1846; studied at King's College, London, and St. John's College, Cambridge; held several profe orships in King's College and the Royal Institution. His papers on the anatomy and cla ification of birds are of great value to ornithologists. Died Oct. 17, 1879. Ga'ry, JAMES A., was born in Connecticut, 1833; educated at Ellicott City, Md.; became junior partner of James S. Gary & Son, manufacturers of cotton duck, etc., in 1860, and succeeded his father as head of the firm in 1890; has been deeply interested in the busine and financial affairs of Baltimore; was president of the Manufacturers A ociation for seven years, and director of several financial and other corporations. Was candidate for Congre on the Republican ticket in 1870, and for governor in 1879; from 1880 to 1892 represented his State in the Republican National Committee; has been a delegate to every national convention of his party since 1872. His long service, unrequited by the ballot, was at length rewarded in March, 1897, when he was given the Postmaster-General's portfolio by President McKinley. Garza, in Tezas, a N.W. central co.; area, 900 sq. m.; intersected by the Brazos river. Unorganized.