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tist, oied on Friday last at Paris ~ the ago OF
81 years. Mr.. Brown was born at Bordeaux on
April 2s. 1929. OF English parentaee. His ear
ly predictions for the study Of animals, and
particularly horses, found food in the Dupln
Stud School, where he studied for two years.
Reverse OF fortune did not permit him to COM
plete bis studies under masters. and his only
Instructors thereafter were the old masters OF
the French National Gallery. In 1881 he went
to Copenhagen to COPY Rembrandt's "Disci-
pies at Emmaus." and In 1854 returned to
France and established himself ct Bor-
deanx his birthplace, where he lived
n of ty hs picture. Ssn s1h,bIssd I in she Psr:
salon and which are now In public galleries
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.PSses Horsssaa lsfTsS ssssplesSssins." 81 1884,
1856. and 1856! and In 1870 received the cross oI
HSasF as SSt OF
Father simoneino Dompierl, 8. j.. OF the
Boston College, died on Monday Il Boston:
"a fSrP Known ~ tS aOS:
De Dompieri being one Of the Oldest Of the
education. and. after his ordination a. priest
he spsIt nImber Of years III Rome: acting ss
q Jesus Xfter Coming % to to this counsry ss 6s VS.
cSaIoS q G RopS End d Boston, Mfs eIs
n' snss1s b 1 s BssSn q eS asssss Ply .n 4.
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ton Of being one Of the most learned of the
sseSsss .nS nsas s {. bsS 3. sSss
rlors. Besides English. his knowledRs Of
rsnsh; itaiian aermsn. and Latin was most .s
Greek tongue.
Jacob NJ. Hopper died at 14o Fort Greene
place. Br9oklyn: Yesterday yXo. morning. after
perhaps he 6est; Known undertsfer n Brook;
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ho az e. Ferry n 1872 and
past Qqsrter q q century. Hs was Mason Of
don't q sse A
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morrow.
The Rev. pr. Samuel v. Foljambs died sud:
Ssenshlts Gs hs$ 6ssn settled ovss sSs firss
Fsss Baptss eharsh iS tes
r. Mi plssshsa a nsSot IL pspa
HIS pas!oEates nave included Franklin, O. the
HaEvard a x Street lShuEsh, 81. Bost1n, and churches
%sss absn
years Of age. His resignation as pastor Of the
tcrate st winthrop. Me-. as his falling fi health
seemed to demand q smaller charge.
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Harry q. RunEle. In Plainaeid, at the. age Of 81.
Hs Hs yef sss e ss oospslsoS y q Ran
kle. Smith 4 o.. construction, company Of
NeE YSr 1Sw n TasgE
plpe. producing establishment 81 Phillipsbure
suppy s1ss saa hs r.
sHopnts p stosk f. ihs sSe Hsefens9sk Water Wsssl
companies. He died Of pneumonia
~ Philandsr nIS W. HUDSON who was "A aAderpSp gs q
IN % 1906 and had been s % resident q SYRACUSE
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Syracuse and Utics. and was superintendent Of
Ss %ssssn Raos a as sssss Hs
positions on other railroad construction con.
tracts.
SSsas JHhn Mos,n ysFssF 81. and . 9u.nsst a died
death was reported at the Coronere' office. Mr..
s.sEs :: oid ssesnty % Moran W. has Sdis SsistsS %
undertaking establis6msnt iss' BoWery: @ 5.'''
WilIis% csd%ap :., vho died in fsd Rosk.
Hs n q hs
stae.. He was soldier Of the war Of isia and nd
Hudson. He retained full control of his men
tS ths hour Of BIZ death
Rdsr us p6ss dsS 8 S atus; h
l a On Es %Sy e. 1H5P e s ESe
bsste p ss g. Ss
county: a. was buried Ct Calvary Cemetery
Joseph v. Amin died at his residence. 1873
HskmeE street e o. E
SstonaI barrow apd Truck cSnpaaS: oiyhiSS
psss ss from 81 Fssonx x ss ssse
Louis g; Hoffman, editor Of the Central Demo-
s5s s6n 81 n
the 0ensral Dsn,oAgat and one Of the best
known GeGm9ns as In he w:s born in
had attained to some Sc nee Celebrity as a post.
Newton Bartlett, an aged and muoh-respect-
cd citizen OF Amsterdam N. Y. died Yesterday
from tho effects Of earbolic acid. which he TOOK
By mistake for medicine n his esrlier day.
The th town: he At one time y tapght p; school ct
the late Gov. Horatio Seymour.
The Rev. Samuel W., Foljambe D. D.. pastor
81 the Baptist Church At Woopssoeffet. sof.
gs years. He had held pastor9tes at gittsbprG.
ton HSsny Maiden and nH Bcson wseie
he was pastor OF the Harvard Street Church.
Gen. George e., Mckee. one Of the. most
jackson Yesterday OF heart trouble. Al the
f ns 81
in the Republican party, being Congressman
three terms from the Jackson district
Mr. Moses @. Steele Of East somerville,
Mass, died on Sunday. aged 60 years. He was
one Of tho Caltfornia PtoneeBs and on his 70.
Of the City Council three years and was Al
derman two years; He was prominent Mason
and knight Templar.
Alden Beal. proprietor OF the limo OF passen-