HARGREAVES, JAMES

a Lancathrough which he suffered much persecution from fellow-workmen; d. 1778. 61° E.), river, Afghanistan; rises in the chain of Koh-i-Baba, flows N. and W., and loses itself in the Tejend oasis. Amer, cla ical scholar; author of numerous extensively used textbooks, including Complete Latin Grammar 1898. BPARLAN, JOHN MARSHALL (18331911), American jurist; 6. Boyle co., Kentucky. He graduated from Center College of that State, and after a course in law at Transylvania University began the practice of law at Frankfort. He served on the Union side in the Civil War as colonel. He was attorney general of his State 1863-66 and was a candidate for the nomination of vice-president in the Republican National Convention 4n 1872. In 1877 he was made a ociate justice of the United States Supreme court, in which position his opinions were notable for their breadth of view and knowledge of underlying legal principles. In 1893 he served as a member of the Bering Sea Arbitration Tribunal,