New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
OBITUARY.
LEVI SILLIMAN IVES.
warning.


L. Silliman Ives, d. d., LID, died of dis
ease OF the heart at his residence in Msnhattanvle
terday the list year Of his age DR. Ives was born IN
Meriden Conn., Sept. l6, 1877. He was brought up on
farm IN Lewis County in this State. and, when 10 years
old was sent to the Louisville Academy During the war
Of 1872 he served nearly year under Gen. Pike lie en-
tered Hamilton College in 1876 and began course OF
preparaton for the ministry Presbyterian Church
which he joned IN very early ife studious application
injured his health and he left College before
the close Of his senior year In 1919 he Joined
the Protestant Episcopal Church He came TO TINS city
at the instance OF Bishop Hobart studied theology under
his direction and received Dcacons orders at his hands
in In iS2J he married ReDecca daughter OF Bshop
then "A missionary station In 1928 he TOOK charge ot
Trinity Church PhadeIphia ana was ordane9 % 70 .e ne
Christ Church. Lancaster Pa and at the end OF the year
became the assistant minister OF Christ Church. IN THIS
city six months after he was made the rector OF ST
Luke's Church He served there until isyi. when %
was a very able preacher and administered the
affairs of bis diocese with much skill ana Judg-
mcnt, winning in remarkable degree the anectlon
Of hs clergy To promote the OF education in the
Church, he established an institution at Vale Crucs
among the mountains OF North Carolina when nhalIy
exposed him To great pecuniary loss lie manifested
deep sympathy with the efforts then IN progress toI ne
gious training Of the slaves ana prepared caeclsm
adapted TO their comprehension ana spiritual wants,
slaves some Of the large plantations Beside various
charges the clergy, and number or occasional ser
he SShsG and N and another oS
the Obedience OF FAth.' During the exclteneht IN
he EpisDCODal
sided strongly with the Iractltlan movement inousn
his diocese eminently High Church. his language ana
alton was the result His mind had long been uncon-
scousy tending the Roman Catholic view OF the ques-
convinced of the supremacy Of the Pope. In 1882 he
visited Rome and was there admitted INTO the Roman
Catholic Church He afteward published volume
In yndication OF his change OF faith entitled
"The Trials of Mind - in its Progress to to
as Professor Of Rhetoric in ST. Joseps Theological semi
nary and Rhetoric and the English Lar-
IN fla
Conference of ST. vincent dc Paul and occasionally as
n pubic lecturer in some OF our large cities The last
years of his life devoted to the establishment of an
e 4ea TRc M shh hGh hs badss H
already erected for the accommodations OF 200 chldren
and others being constructed capable OF holding 700
more
JAMES AsPINwALL TURNER.
Mr. James Aspinwall Turner, on the 2Sth of
September. in London. Mr.. Turner, wellknown the
Chairman Of the Manchester Commercial Association
commenced take active part IN politics In the Spring
of 1857 the supporter Of Lord Panerston In opposition
10 Mr. Miner Gibson and Mr.. Bright and again at the
general election IN 1882 until the year 1865, when he
abandoned public life Mr. Turner was born in Bolton in
l797 aud consequently in his list year.
MRS. JANE HUNT.
Mrs. Jane Hunt widow of the late Rev.
Christopher Hunt, pastor of the Franklinst Re
formed Dutch Church, died in this City Friday Mrs.
Hunt was sister OF the late Rev. John scudder mission
ary to India she was known as pious aud benevolent
looked upon as one Of the most thorough teachers IN the
city The funeral will take place to-day at the Thirty
fourthst H. d. Church tDr Peter strykers at o'clock
STEPHEN c. BURDETT.
The remains of this old and esteemed resident
dentfor seventy years citizen Of NewYork, and thirty
seven years stirring aud influential merchant-were
inferred Saturday IN Greenwood The services were
Conducted by Rev T. H. Chaplin at the residence No "a
East Tenth-st. Messrs. c. r. Jackson, G. L. Everett,
OuImby Kipp Edward Hall, William Lancaster j. T. b.
Maxwell Russell sturgis and ". ID. Murphy acted as
pall-bearers.
HENRY z. FESsENDEN.
The remains of Henry p Fessendcn, esq,
who died Cd Thursday at his residence. at Orange j.
were taken their last restng place in Roseale Gene
terry on Saturday. Mr Feetenden was partner In the
law irn Of PeeeeDden Whitney Of No 20 Wall st. and
was once associated IN business with Judge Whiting He
was son Of the welknowp lawyer John Fessepden OF
New York aud at the tine Of bis death was a. years OLD
JOSEPH Brennan.
Mr.. Joseph Brenan Of the Croton Aqueduct
Department died In this city Friday at the age Of a.
and vas buried from the Church OF st. Francis Xavier
10 O'Clock on Saturday morning Mr.. Brennan was q ma
tive OF Ireland from which country ho emigraed nc
early age lie held many responsible positions undor tho
City Government Many pronlneut CITY officials attended,
this funeral.