The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-28
OBITUARY.

The Rev. Charles II. Proctor. formerly OF
! Derby, Conn. died in Pine Bluff Ark. on Thurs
day. He was born in Derby IN 1s49. and had
| large property interests there. He graduate
from Trinity College. Hartford, and tho Berke
ley Divinity School, Middletown. After hold
ing pastorates at New Bedford Mass, and
| Pottsville, Pa. he went to Europe. and for a
year was rector OF the American Church at
! Rome. Three years ago he returned 10 Derby.
and was soon afterward elected assistant
Bishop Of the Diocese OF Arkansas with resi-
dence at Little Rock.
Gen. Alexandra De Clouet died on Thursday
at his plantation. near st. Martnsvile La,
aged 70. He was elected a member of the
Legislature in 1887. and served almost con-
tinuously in that body until the civil war. He
was member OF the Secession Convention
also Of the convention which framed the Con-
stituton OF the Con tolerate States. He was a
Brigadier-General in the Confederate service.
Francis c. Yarnall. Vice President OF the Le-
high Coal and Navigation Company, died on
Thursday at his residence az Overlook, Pa.
tie Lehigh branch lines. lie was one se Of t6 10,
directors OF the Lehgh Valley Railroad. and
upon the retirement OF E. W. Clark. four years
Mr.. Wilbur.
Iauretta Pellet Armstrong. daughter OF the
late Obadiah Pellet. and m. widow Of the late
spicuous citizens OF Sussex county n j., died
at her home in Deckertown on Thursday. aged
so years. Pellets Island and PeliettoWu tako
their names from the family name OF the do
ceased woman, She ia survived by four chill
dren.
Edward NJ: James. for over twenty years
York Central Raroad, died at his home in
Utica on Wednesday. aged 55 years. He was a
member OF the Brotherhood OF Engineers and
OF n number OF other friendly and benevolent
organizations. lilo leaves WHO and three
children.
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in Logan street, near Atlantic avenue. In Brook
lyn in his Goth year lie waa formerly an Al
he E ad be tbe SnG fG
Works Department. nearly MI OF that time
being chief engineer OF the Ridgewood :engine
house.
James Collier. formerly well known citizen
OF Port Jervis and employee Of the Eric Rail
road, died at Superior. Wis. last week. aged
urer OF Superior. and held other responsible
posts there. He leaves u large fortune to his
widow and daughter
Charles +, iced widely known commercial
traveller. died OF consumption at his home in
ElmiTa on Saturday, aged Al years. He was
held in RKa s esteem tw IN business circles lie
James Fraser. an honored pioneer settler of
the town OF Bethel, Sullivan county. is dead at
the age Of 80 years. lie was leading member
survived by five sons.
DR.. Willis, +. WestmoroIand died in tho Stste |
Insane Asylum at MilledGevlll, Ga, on Thurs:
been Chief Prison Inspector OF Georgia.
Judge Thomas b. Nesbitt died at Pomona,
Cal, on Thursday aged CO years. He was Cir |
cult Judge in Missouri for eighteen years, and |
State Senator for five years
George Russell died in Salem, Mass. yester-
daY. He was for many years the general ticket |
agent Of the old Eastern Railroad. He was |
about 10 years OF age.
Samuel Waller OF Hopedale, Mass. died yes
terday. He was born In Natick in 1921 He |
was, tho first President Of the Homo National
Bank of Milford.
Nathaniel Fuller, in his active life a leading
the age OF IS years. He leaves wife and six |
children.
DR.. ]. i, Allaben, son OF the Rev. w. N. ALA
ben. and long practising physician at Mar
Raretville' n. T., is dead at the age OF 90 yearR
Mrs. Lydia Needham OF Lynn. Mass. died
yesterday at the age Of So years. She was the
second Oldest native born resident Of this city
Mrs. Elizabeth Hawkins aged SO years. died
In Petersburg Va, yesterday OF paralysis.
aged SO years.