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Trumbull (HENRY CLAY an Conn June He)

HENRY CLAY, an Conn., June 8, 1831. He was army chap- American editor; born in Stonington, lain, 1862-1865; afterward secretary of the American Sunday-School Union, 1865- 1872; and after 1875 editor of the "Sunday-School Times." He published many books, including "Army Sermons" (1864); "The Knightly Soldier" (1865); "A Useful Life," etc. (1866); "The Captured Scout" (1869); "Children in the Temple" (1869); "A Model Superintendent" (1880); "Kadesh-Barnea" (1884); "Teaching and Teachers” (1884); "The Blood Covenant" (1885); "Yale Lectures on the Sunday-School" (1888); "Hints on Child Training" (1890); "Friendship the Master Passion" (1891); "Studies in Oriental Social Life" (1894); "War Memories" (1898); "The Covenant of Salt" (1899); "Answers to Prayer" (1900); etc. He died in 1903.