The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-03
OBITUARY.

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| Of sitting In q drsuRht. Mr. Gibbons said he
did not take cold easily. The next day he was
| laid up with cold and ohills Last Wednes-
| day pneumonia set In. Mr.. Gibbons was born
in WalthRm, Mass, thirty-one years ago. was
| graduated from Columbia College and Law
| School, and In 1879 became teacher OF q
school In Boston OF which his father. Z. A.
Gibbons was principal. He afterward be-
| came private tutor to the son OF Roswell
| p. Flower, and upon the death Of young
Flower. private secretary to the father
who was then In Congress. In 1889
| when Mr.. Flower was In the race for the NOM
ination for Governor. Mr.. Gibbons was a
prominent figure In Syracuse. and managed
Mr.. Flowers headquarters. He was also In
| charge Of Mr.. Flowers headquarters In Chi
cago in 1884. Mr.. Gibbons had been studying
law with moro or less ardor all this time. and
was appointed counsel TO the Subway Board
when Mr.. Flower was asubway Commissioner.
he I FssomRsSGSd Nr SSbens o. SIs speeessc SS
as % Rs1S s fS sS s0fg HS %
Of HS% dsRs5sd q to ses Rnl
Gibbene resigned his Office. and since that time
RnS abBens
mains will be removed to bis mothers house
&ondsS Fho sne viii Ss she fsn9
plot In Boston. where Mr.. Gibbens's father was
buried six weeks ago.
~ Albert Brisbane, whose death in 3 Richmond.
this State. and was one Of two brothers. %hile
France became a disciple Of Charles Fourfer r.
On returning to this country in the thirties he
IN The early nambers Of Tie 6ns are found a
many OF his articles advocating industrial as
soeiSttons Considerable enthusi,a "a ri in their
try but practical expression Of this enthusiasm
was, principally confined to, the Northern
&r, Brisbane apd Horace Greeley took an
mf The indasra G @ ~ ereaPSed
9rship q Victor, cSRsidsSsat: H. CAUSED
% %0 be trans ans SSG into EnS S
Henry Clapp Mr.. Brisbane also procured the
ss on n FHHS nS chief G mr. sbsnS
sided pany years in this city, but the LARGER ger
the world. and although. French was perhaps
the only language which became as familiar to
up spfheient vocabulary to make his wants
known In almost whatever country he was In,
s5s a R5Ss.j GS ts aRd
tate greatly enlarged his possessions.
DR.. Joseph ", white,. whose funeral took
place at Amsterdam on Monday; was one OF the
ield 0neiSs cqY1f yy July 1915 HS was ed d.
Huron. O., Institute. and Oberlin College. In
1s49 he entered upon the study Of medicine
under the supervision OF prs. Taliaferro and
ipom the Ohio MedieS coiege he was the the
first to maintain in the courts the legal rights
ton n years. 81 itSaeion. secured final and faS
orable decision OF the Court OF Appeals OF this
ss T snS lsYssS d Il hnS sasS
Journals. In 1857 he became Q member Of the
Albany County HOMEOPATHIC Medical Society.
can institute. OF Homgopathics. He was one
Homeopathic Society. and for many years one
Msdoa Society e New York. and the
Major Otto z. Michaels. formerly Commander
ct the Watervliet arsenal, New York. died on
Thursday night Ct the Upited States arsenal In
1Ss nsS5S ae6rS I
% Snly he snsse S III tie i've
serving three mSnths ana then entering shS
To the
1884 he was promoted to First Lieutenant; and
In 1874 to CAPTAIN. He was the first privete
the MAJOR served in the West With Gen; Terry
ana Gen Miies' pSinR on f Ne !oru tS ssa1'
ana peing Sniet INA he ~ e e a,pa "
msnt OF (Gium pig anu at E.,"It Sso at
aln9rent unes sthtionou a. rro t " ate[-
anu enneerine and eeotricai maate9s be-
ng n IN ~ The innSdars and -President of
the Xmeriean Society OF Electrical Engineer.
NJ F.nrv 49, n notahIa voman diod
mrs: Eenny nunt n Stapior on ~ 8 F.;a
Railroad, at = Of 90 years She was It born
IN PLoylaence' ILL IA ~ tha az SI Hs WIZ
Lester. with whom she lived In wedlock nearly
~ y oSass - F0UInnnE AT lime Wben The vn pS
peiSMST 70, Jaoy ana vhen voiyaS and baaps
DLoken WI uyIn1tt 49, tHan SnmestIc oo4tIn
were S mo,S nonthor ~ tWsIve cbiIdpen eIaSen
nSs W" nnd ona Iii When Inc WsT for The Union
o na ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ S ten Of her eeyeD sons
Aha Shd t6otr musHeta and foIIoWed the
nag to southern battieiie ldsEa record Of patti.
otIe devotion on the part OF one family that is
nrohablV Without parallel Six Of her sons re-
turned home from the service bearing honor
sren sonS snrviys her
49,. $500 washIno,on Naspitb thu jnt-
Judge george MdshiWRe ebSasr sna ans ~ Wa,v
eIe lrlGn1 OF Da a, n'aS ,nrj.Is dia1 on III.
day IN frhnkHn Fails shL22' hho r.a nSssd ~
DaS,mSStb. 10 80. aud received the degree
IL N f1om that collage In 1871 In 1853 he was