New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19
Deaths OF Graduates OF Amherst College
During she Year 1S63-O4.
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aged 50 years with lungs occa,ioned by
was eldest Of Moea and Mehahle Allen Of Princeton,
and s2,n IL B,e md ,r s endnr two
there he came to 1hsr %hfe be Win ionf
He IN respect the Oldest graduate Of the Coege
receiving the r regular diploma AT that time Amherst
Allen had engaged to take charge Of academy Ia the east
part Of tho State whose bylaws required In its fncpa
regular diploma he found %,s IN %o.. al
earlier than that Of Anher, Allen went there and after pass
uy into The Senior Gas. Of Union with Il,
and then returned AHe, with his diploma In band to The
sssten and Is the Fail Of 1875 be- Entered the Sem
mary Andoyer In May 1927 no ordained at West
minister Mssonayto India, and Immediately sailed for
Calcutta He was first stationed at Bombay and then at
spending several at each place In preach
ing and establishing schools after which he engaged
time making extensive tours in western India Lreaehns
charge Of the American Mission fress Bombay, which en-
poyed most of the time over one hundred persons and printed
author Of several useful tracts in the Msaa language and
beside portions OF the Old Testament he snrern
tend revised and edition Of the whole scrp,nes
tie In Massa But these arduous shors together with the
paired hi. eom.uon that ts wa Sssito leave India 10
February 1889 he sailed for Aneresnains short stop N
sei'he ana IN az n aD beS COLLEGE,
In 1883 he published History Of India Ancient end Mod
in f.s .s @ be g;s'%ss sasm as Psai
intervals when not ennged In preaching he contributed sew
/ eral valuable articles 10 the Tefodiesl ptess.
CLASS OF 1913.
William Gage died o: heart disease at Concord Ohio July
1857 seed g. lie wa. born ~ Salem. Mass. Nov is l1sI
tho Rev Joseph Emerson Of Beverly whose zeal in tn,
Of s'erS S0 S9a :1 SFS oS ifs ANA
education by some friends in south Reatng to which
| 6r college a, Bradford sud Philips Academic. and
sner graduation studied 'hse,osy i Andoy.s Tho ,s
Home Missionary service purpose ordained
Evangelist In City He commenced hi, Ii.
and in June 1882 in-.ed pastor q these churches BY
committee ofthe Pre.byery Of Chleo,hs: lie continued to
be Ttsor of this united charge until April 1888 From that
until his death he pastor Of the church In Concord
Ss R y sSd ss ,ysi friend and
education Ia all i. dspAisni lie VA, very highly esteemed
acceptable and Interesting presehcr man Of sound
Judgment Of deep and ,ns .rd.5P and Of feven' Pe'y'
Wellington Hart Tyler died Of congestion Of the brain,
., the station Hrdsons Bay Company North River
20 bay. M ss born 1nai o a
County Pa October Il. 1919. lie entered college junior,
seminary IN iSJs Prom 1872 70 1874 he tauz in Kentucky.
lie tutor in Amherst College from 1884 T. 1885, The neat
y iIs va. licensed 10 rieseh BY the Hsmp.he East Aso
citation, bu, ~ dease Of the throat e,
Lsa. sas z Colombia ss Autumn ar' Of T i5
he fgunied The Iitsned tsisss Young Ladss institute
tic crowns q Ia. NE lie len fi,.led ia 1885, and
I 55 80 as f % h to p ahSssI N So2.s~ 10 the
eoas; Of Labrador, where he died.
Ade Harvey died Of brain disease after very brief sick
Sseihsi. Mass June y 1904 aged 49, Hs was born
IN AshneJ. Mass. In sd Immediately aiisf graduation. he
entered upon hi. iayorie emPoymcn.hat Of teacLng-h
Principal OF the Hopsns Academy, liadey few months
H. ss H.a eeSs si a. Se%9on ssn.Ty
graduating thence in sJ aud after installed pastor
seven y,sr FROM ls; to 5s be va. pastor Of the BaPt.
church in Plymouth, Mass sustaining also the last few yesr
Of his residence there, the Office OF Superintendent Of Graded
SCHOOL,. From his long experience teacher and superb
ndent Of schools. he bad conceived many new and Original
dsss the subject a. female education, which be wss
esase Of oasnd In.i, Ia Seedan and e,,s5ii.E"r
HI. Young isdie semnss there which wa. very highly sue
eessfUl to the day Of hi. death ,oo,
Era Adam, died Of heart dA.e At GilsuIn N H. March
90 1854 aged 81 He born at Wet Aedwgy Mass Aug.
2, 1s . Ta sss S % ' S y nss D ' .Sd Med
entered the Ess Wnd;or seminary Conn where
dained pastor Of the Congregational church in Surrey ~ H.
Three aerwsrd be dns-ed and b'eame acting
it%stIon seven years: In Jnnary s he removed to Oil
sum, H.. and AFTER preaching there more than was
feeble health for e, he continued 20 discharge the
duties his profession up to the 9th Of March before his
CLASS OF 1893
Charles FuIer Smith Died Of congestion OF the brain at San
Com March TO- 1918 His preparatory studio. Pur.ued
with Rey Bees Of NsS,9sioo Conn., aad at the es''ea
with the Hon Isaac e. Bates Of Northampton, aud
admitted 70 The bar in ha ,a town ns was in q, p.sess Of
c &c eep,insed In the practice Of law In that city unit,
bis last Illness. 80
Samuel Fix died Of wound at frcdericktbDrg, Va, May
o. 1904 aged 70 years aud 10 months lie born at she
burne Mas, July 2J 1871 His preparation for college
obtained at the Amherst Academy and during bis college
he supported himself by working - LIS Trade, when
IN teaehs-one Of them At an academy at sheoar1e
in the Seminary at Andovor and from 10 1855
licensed preach In the Summer Of 1855 he sailed for I'm
ssnd snd spent year ~ I.vGns IN Europe aud tue Es
public a sees Of letters to The Springfield Republican, and
repub-hed In book which very isyeTe5y
Soon ser his return he ordained pastor Of the Congega
onsl Church Madison Conn., aud continued in that rca
ion--aways successful and beloved as pas,oT-lnl his
the h Regiment Of Connecticut Volunteers az private but
elected Second Lieutenant and shor, tine after pro
Of Company o. which was composed the pat Of Lis
pari,honcrs While in The army he detsed several
times specs eivicea time Assistant Inspector
Of Brigade -nother a. an ed O.. e -ah OF Gen Carroll
He holding this latter stustion when ia tie battle OF
pew captured and taken to hielmond, On
line officer lie wac IN the battle Of Anctan and IN ell the
engagements aerwsrd fought by the Army Of the Foiomse.
In the Winter OF 1861 he was rendered e Chpsney q the
regiment in accordance with ,le general wish Of its members
bat he preferred remain Caria because many Of his
people belonged TO his company On the 9th oil May
the second Day Of the battles Ia ;he Wi6encss he struck
b. bullet which passed through his collar bone erd the top
were spent in ambulance the road fret 10 Brandy sta
lion fred,IicksbuFg. willie sinking sol tho
own relatives but also by delegation Of M rarih who also
accom- panied biz remains 20 siehuue.
CLASS or 1857. II
Trrc ,urt died Of cdls and plymouth, Saginaw
wcs6sSpion Mas. FcO H. lss1 his preparation er col
was engaged In teaching IN Alabama until tie close Of
1890 wien he eompe,l account OF the state OF pub
we.hamptou about year Ee taught for few months ia
Hyde Park, Pa, and thsn removed 10 Michigan L
CLASS or 1873.
andrew Josiah Capp died Of typhoid fevers shaiesbury
Mus Sept 49, 1863 aged 10 Vie BON Of Southampton