On Paster Sunday, April 10tht 1887, Johu I*. Suter, well-known in buninetft aud scientificciri'len.He was born at Hagerstown, Md.f February 25th. and had consequently completedh s fiftieth year. Ilia parent* since removed to ( umbermid, w here they atill reside, alsoliia sister*, Mra. J. W, Net), Mrs. S. I). Ways, Jr. v Myersssd the m ot AKegg. Ilia only brother, Jaeob A., has bees tor some years a prominent resideut of Piedmont, West Vijginia.1 hrough devotion t » bu-iue*e, he excluded himself much tr in the social world, though his immediate friends prized him as a cultured gent leiuau.Several vlt; ar* ago, ha began suffering from a progressive paralysis, cau-ed by his occupation which was an electrician, and was ultimately tl»e cause of his death. He had beeuemployed by the Pei nay1vania R K. Co. at Pittsburg tor more than twenty years, and a large number of people attended his tuneral services at the family residence. Lake street, a here many tesdfnd their affect ion by heau)i* tul tl »ral offering* and sympathy for those he h id to le ive. His remains were twkeu to their last resting place in Homewood cemetery. Deceased was a member of tlie G. A, K, McPhers--on post ; 17, having been an officer in the 54th Regiment 1*. V. I.I lie services were conducted by Rev, John Whitehead of the Pittsburg Society ot the New Jerusalem church,* dece scd being a believer in those doctrines, showing the same by the ele-ted charter lt;t his life, w hich is true charity.Pi n-iit |Ut, Pa., April, 1**7.