DEATH OF MILi.EvK CORNMAN Miller Cormnau died at Hih home on Tuestloy night at lltfO, u on Hi-nvn-i ‘if about a year of u-ithma mid heart trouble!, aged yeur*. He woo 1 born in Carlisle*, July l,ST»^. fc the on of Frederick and Henrietta Crosgenti Curuman both of whom hnv» jiwuy. Ho wart the grntulMM of Col. John Common, » dfeiinguiHlt-r erf oldicr of thr war of 1M2, and a profit grandson • *f Valentine (!ornfmui,| 1 a Revolutionary .soldier. Mr. Corn-1 man had been a confirmed muinboi «lm*e boyhood of the fix t Reformed Church iif lt;’arli-Il\ M -.B Krrtn a Con man and her brother, Ira, left on the early train Thursday morning for Carlisle, Fn., whi r the body will bn interred lit the family burial lot. Mr. Corrmuui won u young man of most f exemplary rhjirmtvir, and the friend sympathise with the bereaved brother and sinter.