The sun., 1890-11-03
OBITUARY

Dr. George Elisha Belcher, one Of tho oldest
physicians In New York. died at his home 80
East Fifty-fourth street. about 9h O'Clock Sat-
urday night. in his 73d year. DR.. Bslchsr was n
son OF Dr.. Elisha Belcher. who practised in
this city for many years. and q grandson OF
tho cldsr DR.. Belcher. who also practised in
New York. He was born in Portchsster and
was graduated In 1889 from the College Of
Physicians and Surgeons He practised his
profession in New York for fifty two years, and
was one Of the earliest members OF the old
school to 60 over to homeopathy. He was an
original member OF the Union League Club.
He married in 1874. Elizabeth. daughter of
the late John Harper. Mrs. Belcher and two
children. Mrs. Gerald N. Stanton and George
h. Belcher. survive him.
Ex-senator Jubal C. Gleason Of Rocklsnd,
Mass, died on Saturday OF brain trouble. aged
o3. He was . member Of tho Massachusetts
and Plymouth County Medical societies and
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school and carried on mercantile business and
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PRESIDENT Of the Cobleskill National Bank
ThstssH years ago he had partial stroke OF
Word has been received In Hsmmondsport,
steuben county, the death in Oklahoma OF
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settlers in Oklahoma when the territory was
opened to settlers.
Stephen Hpburtus Of Dansville, senior mem-
place died M on Friday r. bansville aged %
IN Dansvis for nearly, fifty years. For twen-
| ty-seven years he had been Treasurer OF the
| St Boniface Society OF the Catholic Church.
Col. John Magee. one OF the largest land
holders In Livingston county, and one Of tho
day dy IN df19yeland 1 while sitting In his chair
militia. and conspicuous figure at the old
general training days. He was 80 years old.
MRS: Mrs.: Almira @ Thwing. widow Of Gol: John
Thursday aged 80 years She was born in
Bennington, VT. and the ninetieth annivsr-
sary OF her birth was celebrated few weeks
ago.
The Rey: joseph N Davis. father Of Miles A;
preacher. for sixty years In the Methodist
county. q few days ago. aged 80 yeara
II. G. .Whitridge formerly AuditoE Of the
Rock Island and Peoria Railway. dd,sd:nlRoSE
was widely known In railway circles.
+. F. Spencer. one Of the best known mon in
the hardware trade, died on Saturday vt his
home in Chicago. Mr.. Spencer was 73 years
old. He had been Ill only week.
Edward Talbot. President Of the Patapsaco
National Bank OF Ellicott City, Nd, died on
Saturday evening OF heart disease. He was.70
years OF age.
George II. Stiwell. Superintendent OF tho
Poor OF Schuyler county since 1885, died In
Burdette. that county, Friday. aged 80 years.
William Il. Mead, a conspicuous citizen Of
Savannah, N. Y. died In that place on Thursday.
| aged 10 years.