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Te the Editor Of TIE Tribune


An article In your paper of this morning, re-
spec,ing the removal of the late Postmaster at
Milwaukee, attracted my attention very foTcibly.
The late Postmaster whose name, by the way,
is juneau built the first trame-buildng In Mil
waukie, for trading house, some twenty years
ago, and aftcrward built the Court House and
Post Office, and care them to tie County, and
has held the office of Postmaster ever since which
ne has always filed with honor TO himself and sat
lsfactlon to his customers. At one time he was
worth nearly 81 l,000,000 but his great lberality
and the confidence he reposedinthe community fre-
quently made him prey TO designing knaves and
specializing lankeeS, leaving MN IN his old age
poor man. He has been Indian Agent for that
Territory many years, distributing moneys from
the Government to the Indian tribes, and always
showing himself worthy of the confidence reposed
IN him. Now ne is deprived of the Office OF Post
master TO make room for-one VIII not charac-
terize, but who is just such mGtsriel as viii do
for Tyler Postmasters. Yours, VnToR.


II The venerable DR.. HOMER died al his resi-
dence IN Newtown, Mass, on the ll,h inst. in
the e4th year Of his age. He was graduated al
Harvard University IN iii, and ordained at
Newton in February, 1872, having been settled
IN the ministry for more than 81 years. For more
than half century he has devoted himself to
Biblical studies, particularly to the various trans
latlons of the Scriptures, of which he had the
largest collection In this country.