The sun., 1890-01-14
OBITUARY.

Frank Marshall, the English playwright,
Is dead. He was the husband Of the beautiful
Ada Cavendish. an actress who visited this
country some years ago. Mr.. Marshall was the
author Of "A Study Of Hamlet" and was asso-
ciated with Henry Irving In the preparation OF
the edition OF Shakespeare that bears Mr..
1rvinR's name. He had also written number
OF dramas.
n; T: arattan. tho veteran English dramstist.
Charles Macksy. the well-known poet and
song writer. died in London about a week
ago. Some Of his ballads had acquired world
OF poetcal quotations and OF much misoel-
laneous writing. Latterly he had been In i'll
fortune.
Ing this country on business died at Chicago
on sunday. in tho German Hospital. He had
been in the East, looking for stars and COM
was George Rignold, the actor.
William H. Addoms died on Sunday ut 94S
McDonough street, Brooklyn. aged S5: He was
doms Co. He was q member OF the Society
OF CINCINNATI and OF the Society Of Old Brook
lynites. He leaves two SONS and four daughters.
Mrs. Stephen Danforth Of Manchester. Mass.
died on sunday al the ripe old age Of 100 years
and months. She and her husband were tho
Oldest couple in Manchester. and achieved con-
siderable newspaper notoriety on account OF
their remarkable vigor and strong appetite for
tobacco. Both had smoked, from early child
r, n
forth still lives.
Charles E. Chesebro. the Associated Press
office. died yesterday after an illness that was
serious Tor little more than twenty-fou
hours. His physician says that death resulted
from complication Of diseases aggravated by
the grip. Mr.. Chesebro was born In Ithaca
thirty nine years ago.
William G. Parks. dentist. died on Friday Of
pneumonia at his home; 372 Bedford avenue.
daHshter Mrs. Martin B. p Riepp Of s BrooRiyn. oR
he was buried yesterday from All Souls Uni
versalst Church in Bedford avenue.
Michael Kelly, foreman Of Engine Company
residence. lis North Third street Of p pneumoe III oe
No. in the old Volunteer Department
Philip Dillon. President OF the Brass Moul-
ders' Union Of the United States and promi-
Sunday night in a physicians office from heart
disease.
Stephen h. Lyons of the firm, of Daniel Ly-
ons d Son, ship chandlers and marine insur-
ance OF Oswego died suddenly yesterday
morning.
Harry Lee. who once was superintendent of
the old New York Gold Board. died Of pneu-
New street He was So years old. and leaves q
widow two daughters: and five sons. three OF
whom are in business In the street.
Associate Judge Of the supreme Court Of New
Mexico. died in Deming yesterday, aged SO. Ho
was appointed from Minnesota.
Mrs. Aun Barnes Journeay died on Sunday at
the widow, OF David Journeay. who was a
veteran OF the war OF 1872 She was
2, daughter Of s..Ino John seggine. one q
ler son Stephen died OF o wound made by an
Indians arrow received while he was crossing
twelve children. seven of whom survive her.
She leaves 3S grandchildren and II great grand
children. Her eldest daughter. Mary. Is the
Vile OF Capt. A. L, johnson OF BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Mary Brevoort. wife Of Judge Cushney
OF Fonda and granddaughter OF Col. James
LivinGs OF Revolutionary fame died on
Sunday. She was sister,in-law of Judge
and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
Capt. Charles c. Coburn. formerly superin-
tendent Of the Atlas line Of steamships in this
e. hs age 81 a his
native OF Massachusetts, and was Captain OF
cliprer ship when "a years old: He married an
steamahtns. including the NeTra. q transport
plying between London and Bombay.
William Fleming died at Fort Wayne. Ind.
yesterday. He was widely known as a banker.
erly state Treasurer OF Indiana.
Mr.. M: T. Skiff. aged "a. business manager
Of the Patti Rosa comedy company. died at
bSsn wiz %esnS or
Of Ta Sords %nsrss sRa
eases supernduced by rheumatism. The re-
msins were taken to Providence. Mr.. SkiH was
an Elk.
William Clemson. sr.. of the Wheeler. Mad
OF saws and steels. died In Mid
dletogn. N. Y. on sunday; aged SO years He
a' EdTRs hs ?Ffn M Madden F hfh Shs E
land Railway
Admiral Fisquet is dead in France.