New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01
SEPTEMBER.

2. AGATHA STATES ORLANDINI Opera-slnger,
York; sang with IN opera in th- cry and
appeared the principal cities Of this country as well
as those OF South America and Australia.
q JOHN q. FOSTER Breyet MIi)r.General United
States army 81 Nashua, n. H.; graduated 10 1915
and served with credit in the MeXcln war; rendered
important aid to Federal during the civil war;
by his military % Fort sumter. Washington,
and IN the Clrolnas; commissioned NJ nor IN the E3gu
Ter army he was promoted to the rank Of Inu5anant-
Colonel OF he Corp' Of Engineers N March, 1851
q The REV. THOMAS A. MORRIS, j. D.. SENIOR Bl'hop
OF tr M.t4lIi-t Ep cOpat ChlIcL 50 SpTiu Sied, l
native Ot Virginia, he received h ne nse % pre- zen az
tn, age OF 49, and after many years Ministerial dIE m
the Yves was Bishop IN 1896 by the General Con
ference several books, and zeaOu5ly aided TIE
8 MICHAEL BANIM author, 70, Kilkenny Ireland; was
brother " JoAu Banm, the ir,h novelist, whom re
assisted IN the composition OF 1o'' '' JIG '
g. ALBERT DE PoURrALEs, Count, dtplonltist, France
represented Prussia at COn,tdnnope ald Al Paris nut
renOunced allie glance al the dine OF the FFdhcOGcf-
man war, and aIiet tn French canse:
T. FREDEEICK b. CONWAY actor %; MlncleSI,T, ai'S
a native Of England, lie appeared on the American
stage tor tn first time In $780, and Mas long m, pop
ulir IN the patGs OF ChrteS Si"ce ana C'a""e Is'e
as vel rs o. kindred trlcterS
s. WILLIAM ii. BJMsTED pJtciln, 80. Jersey city,
many years connected WIN the government oil iSey
CITY, and prominent member Oh the KepdD"can party
SIR iityRY sToRKs. British Official. G3. Eaellnd
served Kar war, and was Governor OF the Ionian
Isles and Malta.
O. CHARLES GHPTN, reiormcr, co. England; repre-
sented JTthamptOH II years IN tie Brush Parliament
wherein he acted wIh the extreme Liberals, aud sus
timed the mos PROGRESSIVE measures.
10. FRANCOIS PIERRE GUILLAUME GUzoT. statesman
auI autuJI, 81, Nllcher France; born at N~mes OCT
ana tnen repaired Paris whore he engaged in literary
pursuits; aided the liberal movement WA'cA Leo To the
Revolution of 1890 after which lie several years
kIas Louis PdIple's first minister, ami controlled tho
nome and foreign policy Of France fell nom power
Win the King in 1913 and hcnceorh devoted himself
maIuly Literature, producing standard his orcd and
philosophical works OF great merit
H. BENJAMIN ROBBINS CURTIS iurist. G5, Newport r
l.; admitted 10 the ual III ln- ne rose 10 en- clt5 IN
his profession and was appointed by President Fillmore
a Justice OF tue Suprema HOurt; dsshuted from the
DECISION OF the Court IN the Of bred Scott, ana
resigned 1887 defended President Johnson when that
official was lmpeacheI anu was TUE Dihp,tIt!ic
candidate fOr United States Senator III place Of Mr..
is CHARLES L. FRANKLIN, Commander United states
Navy entered the navy from ONO IN 1851 ana rendered
efficient service on the Southern seaDOird during me
25 MARTHA WALKER Cook. author CT. Hoboken
native OF PennsyNanlo, she attained distinction In
literature by her contributions to The Continental
uonthIv lfagaz;He, OF which her brother editor;
translated Liszt's Life OF Chopin"
q ISAAC CRAIG BCCKHOUr, clyl engineer, "a, Wnite
ability; he was several years connected with the Har
lem Rirold, des gued tue Grand Central Depot, and
TO- IGSATIU, Flynn, politician. New-York was
Aldermen ~ and $50, and held various subordinate
pO.tons under the CIty Goyerh,1ent NJ. ...,.. ..
II. VICTOR sEJOCR, dr-matiSt g. PARIS; author OF
ana Andre Gerard" the last named OF when he
wrote expressly for the closing representations Of
o.. JEAy ELlE DR BAUMoNr scientist. g. France was
nearly all hs iuim' engaged II the geological survey
OF Fraucc. which begun AID carried cut at the
tiOual expense.
r. joins Hcws. ar,lst. 43, New-York; a son Of the
late Prof John W. =. Hows, ne devoted time %
Journalistic bat finally adopted art IS profession, ana
attained enlneucc by his admirable Illustrations OF
books descriptive OF woodland scenery.
70 JOHN GASsON, lawyer, 81, Buffalo; practIced law
many years WIth great success IN Buffalo; state
Senator from lS6-64; member OF Congress 1856
elected state Senator In 1873 and died during his term
OF Office exercised great influence IN the Democratic
party Of ths state and enjoyed considerable social dis
tnCtiOu.
30. GARDNER BREWER, merchant, 6S, Newport K. l. 4;
many years engaged In the cotton ana wooden trade ne
accumulated great wealth, which he used literally for
the public good "a strong PIOtectiOnls ana eyiuCed
a warm interest IN the industrial development OF the
country.
80. AUGUSTUS FREDERICK FITZGERALD, DUKE OF
LIE NsTEL e and descended from al ulStJu. lrou
fau. 4y prominent IN public affairs and Ell
jOycG considerable popularity.