, 1869-06-05
OBITUARY.


1eHefoAy afternoon, II about o,c,oct. J. N
ake, HQ, wa found dead Of persIyrts Of tnt
ntaln- ae had been In moderate good health 70,
sese1A da5h last and vas able to attend to bud.
neea usual On yesterday forenoon, instead d
going on Change, according to his uyua, cu.tnro
he went to his residence, 10, lbs Hlcniaan ~
nue., xnd, remarktns that he felt unvc1l uroc1ed.
co 70 toe hofs1J, md there lald down upon The
soA An hour or tWp lateT one or The
noosehofd entered the room to au,nnnon
~. n.u to olnneF. and found him Melcss hi
ana only the pa}ene4s ol death to indicate that liz
naa ospaEted In his vest pocket was found 4 In.
mnen, Gay Or Two since, be had commencel
ness Of bis K!fe-Ehu Il suffering rrpE dronsT-,nf
hls oxn Lodi! su1etings, and predicted that ere
!ong he should follow TO The grave his grand
he had ceased to wT!,e md Id caeiuiiy fdIaed Ha
4S'c, s5d put a~sy .hs unfinished letter ID
E1'fa sa aea, ps st nins predicted hs death
.tanee, showing the almost supernstnrs, uresc1
encs With which mostals sometimes foTcsee their
enc, Nas tnt faet that previous 70 his departure
o1 for ~ ~ I, pa1s sase especial directions
AfEr amount, which he was about to procnre.
ue pad peen ~ low 1ptrtts for the past few daya
neither household nor friends dreamed Of fhe sn
preaching calamity. ' sA' op-
Josepn aorenoa.s pake vas bonn IN Greenfield,
father being direct descendant oi E;han a,len nj
Ne came to Chicago in 1855, and Iter opefauae
nrcien t,h - oeSs n pIo11sons became con
breaking c1s Of the war created an trnmease ue- us
mand for bread for the army, and the procta az
; ths business were socn Is to enable NJ. Da1e 70
Ieufe nom the concern and erect for hiruseH the
immense hakerJ IN the rear Of Mcrlcker's Thea
tre It Is narrated OF Nj. Dake thst prs:rious 10
me ppn1ng ns q: bis an.aeai prospsty be v
Aal5 On which oocasion he zubecnhed and nsid
r. 14ss =, meneJ N ~ possehzon one hunureI dol
patriotic gift seems 10 harc been tne turninr pont
u hla csIee1. a. his succeas tn bnsnegs beean At
pos aed 8; 1ns At his death WAS
Lis family consisted simply of his %rtfn a,a
,n,tcsf af fdhauSais5 Hho afc lcts to mourn the
sldetation whlch Characterized he n1an i fnnnd
n nc 1art that 70 large number Of the enpioyes
n,.ehee1 ~ m 1sn1sI1 whose dulles among the
aahgefpus-he had presented psid.un I,fe n
salanee 49, p0leea the yearly prr1ntums Of which
stance was Thai Id vhich the saisry OF wn-Fnan ~
who Has Killed bJ falling from one Of ne nsferv
nds ~mooms ~ai regularly paid 70 his widow for one
other instances arr cited By the Ey1eietrcken nm.
plo5es OF J. II. D2ke az an evidence II I'D lave
and !enefatscn which taeI felt for hin III: pste
verSal!st Church, and ws member of me
committee which, to-day nt II o:clocf. rerr ~
nave welcomed the return OF their pastor. DR..
tour, and who reaches the city Just In tine r.
conduct the last ead rites IN connection with one
Of The most prominent and best beloved mente-s
OF Ms congregation. AZ busiuess man Of Rter-
nng worth and integrity, As prominent member
o. o. toe boA1d o. TTadc, and az an antelpftanc.
.loeIu, saiued ctizen, tho death Of Mr. Dake viii
be 1ost widely nourncd- The funeral serrices
WI % held to-noTrow a. O'Clock p. n, la "a
!,an!s Church, and the Rev. D.. Ryder viii preach
tie serunl-
l. DE GRAFT 4
" consumption on yesterday morning al The
tcslochee Of htA mosheI-in-lnw, No. 2eY IIl.uOis
suces. lrettus DeGrau hreatned his last Nj, Dc |
aork, In August 163s, and VIA therefore 81 Fears
Of tee lie came to Chicago in 1850, ind. after
IEo yeAfB' connection with the clothing houge al |
q. !, Delding Co, he engaged iu TIC loys'
ssolntnc tIR0e, ut the corner Of Stale and Ran.
,!tlph streets, under the nAmc OF DeGran /
Pcoie In 1885 he purchased MIR. Poole i Interest
,ccominR the sole proprietor o! one Of the most |
Falling heHlth neeessttated relaxation irom 6usI.
ntsa and: III hope Of der1s1ng benent tfotu |
warmer climate, he y1aIteo Nashville for 4 few
Ieekh but the inEid!ous matady would not hr !
Fought on. and he returned TO Chicago to die
regretted BY wide circle Of business and soc,aI |
ApALns1 BRApwNl-
, AdA!!ne Df1dwell, aged 2e, sister Of the Hon |
James B BradEe1 lied at The old hopuestead In |
tAAtfne, Oh the morning OF tho &th instant The
I1neta services will t2ke place SUNDAY moYninr
y 10 clock A special train will leave the citY
rom tne Northwestern depot 1t O'Clock SUNDAY
lnofnloR, and Et1! return IN time to connect Etth
,h .ne aosehnl traln At 20 p m. The renains Of
tne deceased. md Of hef honored father Whu died
oyer tWo years ago, win be taken to RpsehiiI |
cemetery. The friends OF the family arc rcepect- |
1ull5 invited to attend