Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02
Record Of Deaths.

Mr.. V. E Hotchkiss, late Collector ofthe
Niagara district, died recently at Lcwiston---
Rev. G. d. Bowen, a talented and respected
clergyman Of Davenport, Iewa, died in that
city last week.-Ellis Gray LOnng, distin-
euished lawyer of Boston, died on Sunday Of
last week. Mr L was widely known and was
noted for his active benevolencs- Nh John
Frink, one Of the most remarkable men Of the
West, died in Chicago week age, aged Ga
He settled in Chicago in 1888, engaged exten-
sively in mail carrying, and for almost quarter
of a century was the head Of that great Stage
Company, which, under his executive manage
ment, performed the mail service for half i doz-
en- Western States. When the locomotive run
off his stages rNr F. became large railFoad
stOekholder, and few days before his death he
disposed Of his large estate by will. Mr. Frink
was a larEe-brained, rozgh man, but possessed
Of many sterling qualities He surrenderedthe
whip and rcins only 10 the dread conqueror OF
aH.-The Irish Patriarch, James Nolan, Of
KnochinJrane county, Ireland, died few weeks
ago o! old age, at the great age of lI6 years.
He was always a man of staple habits, mode
rate in his diet, and exceedingly temperate.--
Rev Augustus Z. Pope, of SomeUille, Mass
died last week, aged 80 Mr.. p. was a gradu-
ate of Harvard, and a member o. the State
Board Of Education. Villctte, of LaSalle,
Michigan, died few days ago At the rcmarka-
bic age Of ll2 years. She had lived in the VI
cinity of Monroe for nearly century, ard le!t a
fourth husband of 60 OF 40 years. She made
her viii IN the latter part Of the last century,
and then Outliyed all the persons to whom She
bequeathed her property. She was small wO-
man, and very active through her long life
DIR. Abel Huntington. died at East Hampton,
Long Island, NAY 18th, aged 81. DR.. II. was
originally from Connecticut, and was twice
elected 10 Congress when jackson was Prssi-
dent During President POlk's administration
he was Collector Of Customs at Sag lIarb0r--
The Hon. John +. Seamm0n died few days
ago at Saco, Maine, aged - Mr.. S was
member OF the first Legislature Of Maine. was
Collector Of Customs At Saeo from 1929 to 1871,
and was member Of Congress from ls45 10
lS47.-Col. Michael Myers, formerly Colo
mel in the Z. 5. Amy, drowned himselfat Mad
isOn, Wis, ON Saturday morning Of last week
He was 65 years Of age, and had been afflicted
for several years with incursble dyspepsia.-
Charles II. King, an old citizen of New York,
and much respected, died on the 18th Of May,
aged 49.-John L. Avery, prominent mer-
chant Of Cincinnati, died = few days ago. lie
was one of the eight merchants who, in 1911,
opened Pearl street, and erected stores in that
wholesale street Of Cincinnati -sir. Blrthol-
emew, a sculptor of much merit, died at Naples
Nav lst Mr. b. was a native OF Connecticut
aged about 30, and he had resided in Italy some
eight vears. lie has left numerous finished
works, many Of which adom private galleries
in New York, Baltimore, Hartford, and Albany.
-Asahel Saunders, IN old and respected cit
zen Of Hartford. died last week, aged O.. lie
had been in the grocery business in Hartford
Cor 40 years.-Msjor Walker, Paymastcr of
the United States Army, died in s.. Louis Nav
29th.-COm. Thomas Ap-Cstesby Jones, died
in Georgetown, D. C., on the 3lst ult, aged
60 years Com Jones was an old and dlstin-
guished naval officer.