The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-23


Surgeon Cameron. and removed to the seney
IiospitaL cnt over The lst sye Was the only
at $50 Pacific street, He had relapse on
"Wednesday night and Yesterday morning was
came nsn un con" and died within few
hours He WAS 81 years old. and married. he
Sompa G s% oiliee At is7 Broadway and was re-
Garded rs one OF the most expert operators IN
AZ yK % ss fhe ana
viii take place next Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Sarah Barrett died YESTERDAY morning
At the home Of her p s9n-in,isT no SSathanie
Putnam county. where she has always
Ferris T preco and jy q $685. f she enq
John Barrett, WHO died In 1861. She had
twelve children; She was a member OF the
astic in church work; She had been III two
weeks. previous to which her health had been
good for her age.
John Woatherspoon, one Of the oldest and
best known eeciTiG S and THs ne men in ,h9
in nearly ali the New York theatres. and Just
Hcore his istt Illness was employed by the
Barnum 4 Bailey show. II Is said no was tho
first 70 introduce the use OF electricity INTO the
London theatres. lie was member OF several
theatrical unions.
The Hon. Homer +. Hubbell. prominent
citi1e OF Fairfax, Vt. died recently. Ho was
born In Fletcher in that State on Aug. ~, 1903.
Mr. Hubbell was the last surviving member of
the State Senate OF 1885 and was again Sena-
tor in 1865. besides serving In the House.
Nathan Sherwood Brooks, n respected resi-
dent Of iuymard \. y, is dead OF hurts re-
ceived by a railroad accident, at the age Of 60
He ee X. oR GS0Gfe at B9Sft
Centre. l. l., and two married daughters.
Col. Joseph A. Branner. Q we'll eduea-
tor OF .Ashevile. n. C.. died on Wednesday
Vile Female College. and founder OF the Bran
ner Female Institute at Messy Creek. Tenn.
Mrs. Matilda Barrett. widow OF the late Rev.
Baptist denomination died at her residence In
Miidletown, \. Y. on Wednesday aged 10
Years. She is survived by two daughters.
The Hon. William Gould. a we!I-known and
pro iii writer Of local history and Biography
died OF pneumonia. at Windham, Me-, yester;
day morning. at the age OF 81. ne had served
John S, Cook, at one time general freight and
ticket agent OF the r.. ?. and j. road. and after
ward with the Rock Island as general agent at
Kansas City died at Jacksonville ILL., yester-
day.
Charles D. Thitcomb an actor recently With
companies is dead at MS h0 OF II dabIepha
this " city several days ago. He was a good
musciap and bad PLAYED In GSS'm a PAY with
Thomas Armstrong. a musician Of, fifty years
service died ut Liverpool. England. recently.
lie had beon a vocalist pianist, and composer.
as well as author
DR.. Moritz Ludwig, for many, years telegraph
dead N a street car yesterday while going to
his home.
Mr. Amasa A. McKusick, member OF tho
iectlonefs, died ON Wednesday at Cambridge
port.
Frank BrundaRe. y prominent and wealthy
farmer residing near Bath. \. Y, died on We'd
ne-day evening Of heart disease. aged 81 years.
Gen. Edward Frederick Fransecky of the
Prussian army died at Wiesbaden yesterday.
He was born In 1907.
James II. Mckay, contributor to magazines,
died at his home IN Huntington. l.. H. on Tues
day evening
DR.. BerRin b. Ogden. a respected citizen OF
Sennett. \. y, died Yesterday. aged "a years.