. Philadelphia and popular Philadelphians . services in the field. Hecommanded the first colored troops that entered Richmond afterthe evacuation, and was twice wounded while commanding aBrigade. In 1866 and 1S67 he was in command of a militarydistrict in Texas, and was mustered out of the volunteer service inMarch, 1867. He was commissioned First Lieutenant of Thirty-ninth United States Infantry, July 28, 1866, and was made a Captainin the United Suites Army, July 31, 1S67. He was brevctted that State ; removing to Philadelphia in 1879, he began the practiceof his profession here, and his suc
. Philadelphia and popular Philadelphians . services in the field. Hecommanded the first colored troops that entered Richmond afterthe evacuation, and was twice wounded while commanding aBrigade. In 1866 and 1S67 he was in command of a militarydistrict in Texas, and was mustered out of the volunteer service inMarch, 1867. He was commissioned First Lieutenant of Thirty-ninth United States Infantry, July 28, 1866, and was made a Captainin the United Suites Army, July 31, 1S67. He was brevctted that State ; removing to Philadelphia in 1879, he began the practiceof his profession here, and his success has been great and com-mensurate with his ability. He is a ripe scholar, an able advocate and a safe counsellor,and in social as well as professional life, he is honored with thehighest confidence and esteem of his wide circle of acquaintances. General Warren is a popular and influential Mason andKnight Templar, and is a citizen of the State in Schuylkill. Hemarried October 1, 1868, thedaughter of Amos Hollings-worth, of Milton, T,VtiVdlowsrVoto Co Henry James Scott HENRY JAMES SCOTT Henry James Scott wasborn in Philadelphia, May 21,1S57. He received a carefuleducation and studied law atthe University of Pennsyl-vania. He was admitted tothe Bar on June 15, 1878. Heat once engaged actively inthe practice of his profession,and since then he has appearedin a number of cases involvinglarge sums of money, and theconsideration of constitutionaland other intricate law ques-tions. He is counsel for anumber of corporations andlarge mercantile houses andestates. Mr. Scott has devotedhimself exclusively to thepractice of law in the civil andOrphans courts. He is anearnest worker, a forciblespeaker, and has met with de-served success in the trial ofcauses before juries. He hasbeen a Republican in politics,but has been zealously in favorof all proper reforms in theparty, and as a member of theCommittee of One Hundred,worked hard and well in thecause of good government. HENRY S.
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