The sun., 1889-11-13

Ebenezer Beadleston OF the brewing firm OF
Beadleston & woerL died on Monday at his homo A
West Fifty-hfth street He was born eightysix years
ago in tho town Of Queensoury. Warren county. Now
York. where he was educated. After serving ap-
premiership Of years and currsr In his
native village no went to Troy and engaged in the
trade remaining In It for thirteen years. He first be-
engaged in tho brewing business in 1897 the New
York agent for J. A Nash Co. of Troy Three years
he taken into tho firm and the title changed
TO Nash, BeadleBon Co. The nrm subsequently be-
came known Beadleston. woerz Co. In 1885 Mr..
BeadsSton retired from active busineEL He became
President Of the stuyvesant Safe Deposit Company and
also Vice President of tho Pacific Bank Director In
the Merchants Insurance Company and the Pacific In
surance Company. lie was prominent member of the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, and subscribed
largely TO its building fund. Mr. BeRdieston leaves two
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on the San franoisco ' c%rOniete His health having
failed he took 70 the for year pg5ser line q
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Uresnwood Cemetery,
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University seven years ago. "
John Fey, Amember of the BROOKLYN Board of EdueA.
ton died yesterday At s7s ninth street. in that city
aged o. HewRs an iron merchant
Eoantainssi Ssa SSnasy night q R.sayss sss$
COOK and his place was favorits resort for tourists
Ths Esy William Smith Of DstrOIt left this city the
Continent He had consampton His dead body arrived
aas s Just osfdrs hs ded hss S
wanted hs BODY brought here and sent 70 his wife in
passenger Of tho dead clergyman, will accompany the
remains TO Detroit
George Edgar Stanton died at Eyack yesterday aged
57ysafs IIe wa, rostmIIter Of Sing Sing in IreSGent
Rillmo5es AdmnstIntion, and was aito Vice President
Col Alfred RhStt of the prominent figures in the
war of secession in South Carolina died IN thareslOn
was born IN Charleston in isss ahd was the SON Of
BnInwsl EhStt lie graduated At haryard in is6 he
tho regular artillery OF tho South Carolina army and
was on duty at Fort Moultre during the bOmbardment
with gallantry. became Colonel and was captured at
the battle OF tho last battle OF the war Tho
some Calhoun an event that created much feeling in
the South Ransoms Calhoun, a kinsmRn Of John g.
which Rhett was lieutenant One day Calhoun rspri.
manded his Lieutenant in the presence of the battery
challenge, giving as his reason that the going
on spS his services were The states but he offered %
Rhett, who was hre eater ike all his family took
SssASon a. all social FHhsInSS & to Calhoun
Ho challenged Rhstt Tho battle ground was within
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tense excitement After the war Co. Rhett devoted his
Of foes Of and served two srm
George Edward HoRdley died at his home in Neither.
wooo n J.; on Monday night about 60 yssrs old 10
was connecied with the Payona Rslroad compsny OF
which his brother David HOadley, was rreSdsn-"
LoaIs schatsE a capitalist and plia9thropist and
Canton, Ohio, aged ~ years.