The sun., 1890-01-04
Obituary.

John Christie, aged 10 years, died IN Ports
mouth. n. H. yesterday morning from tho effects of
parAlvtio stroke. Mr.. Christie was Past Worshipful
Grand Master Mason OF New Hampshire, and was the
oldest living oicer Of that rank in the state. He was
Past Master of ST. Andrews and ST. Johns LodgeA Past
High Priest of Washington Chapter. Past Grand High
Priest and Grand Rajah Of tho Arch Chapter Of tho
State of Now Hampshire and Past Right Eminent
Grand Commander of the Grand Commandery OF tho
State, and the oldest active member Of the Thirty
third Degree Of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
in the world
United States Loan Commissioner for Livingston
county Fred NJ. Mills died heart disease at his
idence in Mt Norris yesterday morning after illness
OF nearly year. NJ Mills was a prominent Democrat
and had held Offices OF trust lie was about so
years old and leaves a wife and one child. c
theo.ogian, died yesterday Al Jena.
Dr. RieHHrd H. Page aged g year,. G reSdPS % PS at Go
night He was graduate of the University of Penn
Tuela Gowan Sherlock Of the sherlock Sisters, man.
ayers and lease: OF the schenectady & opera House
Artte Burton an acrobat OF tho Burton brotherS died
recently OF paralysis resulting from coid contracted
yet -. native ot foresport: - and hah travelled
with various circuses since he was 10 years old
The Of William Miss who died of acute pneu
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England and 81 years old. and he leaves widow and
four caiidren.
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James @. Martin died at his home in WoodhAven. l..
L. yesterday aEel 80 His father was law partner OF
Aaron Burr.
George T. Patterson. retired Etatoner who died yes
teriay morning at his home. ll5 W est seventy third
street Of heArt failure one of the most active and
ment He Joined the department. in 1872 as me mber
~ old No engine and served contnuously for nearly
quarter of century until tho paid Fire Department
was estab ished. lie was a member or the Exempt
tion. and the Volunteer Fremen's Association lie was
66 years OF and was born In scotland Mr. PatIor.
leaves n widow son. George T. Patterson, Jr OF
tho German. nericAn Fire Insurance Company, aud
widowed daughter.
Samuel Trowbridge Smith the lawyer. died yesterday
At his home 3le West Twenty third street Aged7l years
Henry BristoL for many YEAR, accountant In the
treasurers ofce OF the American Express Company H1
Broadway died at the Hotel Metropolo yesterday after
noon at ~ O'Clock. lie was widower and u years
OF age
James Henry sadIer who was he champion oArsmau
of In 1874 and 1875 dead He heat BRgnnll
tho Thames April l6 1874, and v. lloyd on tho
same river on Nov Is 1876. Edward Trickott went 10
England from Australia In April is7d and challenged
Sadler The challenge was accepted and the race was
rowed on the Thames on June27 ~ Trichett winning
easily rowing the miles 'OyardS in 24:aj.
Judge Samuel Rice OF Montgomery. Ala, died yeSter.
day aged "a lie was chief Justice OF the Alabama SUI
Court from 1852 to 1862 And was at the time OF
bar lie at time partner OF senator Morgan
and in 1913 the electoral ticket OF Taylor and
Fillmore
The Rev Robe IT n Harper D. D.. pastor Of the North
Broad street Presbyterian church or Gamhen n > was
taken suddenly ~ on train while riding from Pleas
hntyile to Camden yesterday afternoon and death
sued before reaching his destination presumably OF
heart disease
Judge Porter King Of Marion, Ala, died in Atlanta
last nisht He was one OF the most prominent men OF