Burbot
or BURBOLT, a fish of the with a flat head. It has two small barbs on the nose and another on the chin. shaped somewhat like an eel, but shorter, with a flat head. It has two small barbs found in American northern lakes and fection in the Lake of Geneva. It is called also eel pout or coney fish, a delicate food. The spotted burbot is found in American northern lakes and rivers.
American military officer, born in Scott county, Ky., Aug. 19, 1831; organized for the Union army the famous 26th rank of Brigadier-General of Volunteers.
Kentucky Regiment, which he led at Shiloh, where he was promoted to the pedition under General Grant; led the charge at Arkansas Post and at Port He was engaged in the Vicksburg ex- pedition under General Grant; led the charge at Arkansas Post and at Port brevet of Major-General in 1865. He pedi brevet of Major-General in 1865. He these places, and was retired with the died in 1894. BURCH, CHARLES SUMNER, an American Protestant Episcopal clergygan, from which he graduated in 1875. American Protestant Episcopal clergy- man; born in Pinckney, Mich., in 1855. He studied at the University of Michi- From 1897 to 1905, he was editor of the Grand Rapids "Evening Press." In the latter year he was ordained to the ministry of the Protestant Episcopal a suffragan bishop, and after the death op Greer in 1920 succeeded the Church, and was assigned to a charge ministry of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and was assigned to a charge in Staten Island. In 1911, he was made of Bishop latter as bishop of the New York diocese. He died in December, 1920. latter as bishop of the New York an American Presbyterian clergyman, for many years pastor in New York City; created much political excitement throughout the United States by an al- City; created much political excitement throughout the United States by an alcratic party during the Presidential campaign of 1884. A company of clergymen, about 600 in number, called on James G. Blaine, the Republican candidate, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New BURDETT-COUTTS antecedents of the Democracy were the order asteracex (composites), and "Rum, Romanism, and Rebellion." He died in Saratoga, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1891. and