The sun., 1890-12-05

turned 10 washington, and In 1868 was ap-
pointed Chief Medical Officer OF tho Provost
Msrshals Bureau. When that bureau was
Congress. to compile the statistics that had
aeee9mplated. work which occupied him until
IL the ~ ss5 and again ~
his benefit. Upon the retirement Of Surgeon. on
pointed his SUCCESSOR. The funeral viii take
Place on. on SATURDAY H At /. NJ. from Al Souls
mont vii. be in Arlington Cemetery. Five foot
battalions platoon Of light artillery and two
tToonS OF cavalry VII act AS IN esoot. The
day OF the funeral.
Qslyin Howard Bell. lawyer and banker. died
in Delhi. n. Y. on Saturday aged GA years. He
FL Refsa1s stulisd pf law w'fs s
Delhi, and was admitted to the bar when ~
ssssEsrs sd aoro.a In ts sss ns hs LED sq
engaged successfully. in gold mining. and thus
laid the !, fopndat"n qaf <, q great fortune He re.
ttce OF the law. Later be established the pr-
Kate Bsnk bs1kPT ghiiP house In9Wn ss Bells
was successiu both as ali n lawyer @ and @ % iinancer'
%on q dollars M"s1 bis wsss g. Was nasTs n
county, He leaves three sons. Edmpnd 3.
cashier OF Tho bank. aud ali residents OF Delhi
Captain. died in Norwich. \. Y. on Monday.
ssnd or min, M was wars sneS naSe rom Gt R N
in The whaling trade. He held ior ) time a
port, OF San Tranciseo; He acrnmulsted dAs a
handsome fot'gns OF lac years he lived n
rsspsctsd He saves married dsusSser mu'n
Horace c. Johnson. one OF the best known
artists in Connecticut. died Of paralysis at his
Sa BORN M S1rs eena
school il cheshlre He hesan n his Spsii at st1iies
siterward entered at the National ACADEMY DEM Vim in
Ssw York In r. lfG he went to a where
chiefly In portrait painting.
james p. Horkins. who died st Park Ridge
formerly. during his active career. a leading
q considerable fortune and retired from bust
ih ness fSw years Sg9 He was h5otheF OF
kins. He leaves vile and two daughters. '
SsfHn MsRssa dfa SH mnsi$ay
ReSai St a4cb cbaS. aSse so g.
rte; He was horn IN Pernanlbuco on March 8:
States Consul at that port.
"A. Stoughfon Ross. eldest son OF Christian x.
Ross Of Germantown. Pa. and brother OF the
night ut the residence Of Charles o. Brewster.
on Burnet street East Orange OF typhoid fever.
He WAS ~ years old and had lived in East
Orange FOR two years.
Byram c. Guerln. proprietor OF the Mansion
House at MorIistown. n, j.. and we'll known an
an owner of fine trGttinR horses. died ON
Wednesday. He was Chairman OF the Demo-
cratic County Committee.
John H. Potts. one OF the best known citi-
Zens OF Whitney's Point, N. Y. died Of injuries
received by runaway accident on Monday,
aged "A years. He leaves . wife and one Ron.
Oliver h. Carpenter. a member OF the old
Orange county family OF that name. died at
bis farmhouse near Middletown on Wslnes-
day in his 18th year. He leaves three sons
Frank Schwinck. aged 54, q prominent Ger
man citizen OF Fetersburg, Va, and Il gallant
ex Confederate soldier, died suddenly yester-
day OF a conRestive chill.
Charles W. Berwnd. President OF tho Der.
wind Coal and hon Company, died yesterday
morning at his residence in Philadelphia.
John Herbert. one Of the Oldest residents OF
enstern New Jersey. died yesterday in Middle
town. aged 50 years.
State Senator b. J. Smith, Republican. died
81 his home in New Cum ber!and, West Va. yes
terday aged G5.
Charles Marvin. uthor of The Russians at
the Gates OF Eerat.' If dcnd In Ingand.
The father OF NJ. GRmbetts, the decreased
statesman, died Yesterday