The sun., 1890-11-21
OBIzUARH


died at his residence In Philadelphia yester-
day morning. He was born In Ohio in 1909.
was appointed MidshipmAn from Indiana In
1926, and served in the navy until 1871, when
ne was retired. and has since lived quietly In
Philadelphia. In 1869 he commanded the
steamer Mount Vernon on the North Atlantic
biocksdinE squadron. and during this cruise
saved the transport Mississippi. with Gen.
Butler and 1900 men on board. Tho transport
was bound 10 New Orleans. and II was sus-
psoted that the vessel was run ON Frying Pan
Shoals desienedly By her pilot and had It not
been for the assistance rendered By the Mount
Vernon many lives would have been lost Gen.
Butler. however. was enabled to reach New
Orleans In time to participate in the capture OF
that city While blockadinr Wilmington the
Mount Vernon burned a light boat" under
ne. ths gyms runs Of Fort CasYsll. 80 close to the fort
reSsisins shsiisnsss T This Hs nsf iish. Boa. vas
e ns :%s ss GF 1sG ss s n g nss days
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8S Cant, Giisson commanded the United States
eloop MohicAn In pursuit OF the rebel priyatser
ssaets on % Fort FISHER sRe a He % Was
Rear Admiral about six months before his re-
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IN Brooklyn which subsequently, became st;
years and setslnns % I'm IN sss 81
the Episeopal Church at Islip. His next charge
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end Of bis ltie: 10 leaves one danehter: The
snns.1 tHnsEsI will take place from tho church on
:, Mrs. Hayes. widow Of the Hon. Francis B;
Hayes. who has been lying III for i,sS several raj
shs the danssser ' Gem
Port OF baltimore during President Polk's Ad:
House of Represe natives who'd Lafayetts WAS
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Brilliant Y ia and s often re sSe obtsnsd
on! one Sf the two gold medals given BY TIE a9 a9r-
Abel Denison. an old New York merchant.
WHO died in BROOKLYN yesterday, was the son
Hsns q New
2 MIR. Artois under the firm name Of Artois h
Beeison went into Sss psItnership With Mr. Louis
A: Birisse under the frm name OF Denison q
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widow and son and daughter.
Joseph Bowden. ono OF the Oldest jewellers in
bSsas% S.d ss:a II f. e. isek tiss: Sas :! i, "
nre. He was tho founder Of the 6rm oi j. b.
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tie the firm. M m About % that Tine the deceased again
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pioneers OF Maiden Lane.
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seaT se Te o, lis nss. He Was fa0 shp oanRsr hy
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lived in Williams6uTgh for more than thirty
nS ca Ssee BY as sasd ns
Hssy 6ss E0dse and ns viii sssnd in
body.
Mrs. J.Thomss sprigRs died suddenly Of heart
trouble In Utica at an early hour yesterday
%oEning shs leaves ss son COr5SIasiSn cognsel
q. ssoss Susbsnd S
tendent Of the State Hospital for the Insane In
ytiea Mrs sprlggs belonged ,s to q on: -, Of the
When % her her husband was in Congress
Seha ssrs 81 ssa s. ssa s.s; sss:
asier; His last request ~ thst nj. remains
speSa spsSt vii ii Se carried into effect 'n' "
Mr. E. Andrew Hill died in Cambridge on
Monday at tho age OF "a years; He was the
las. Of family Of studi3us ID ~ and literary tastes;
bad long been connected with the University
Press
Gen. Thomas Mathsr died in sprinene ILL.,.
yesterday, after lingering. illness. Gen.
Nv eS
ney. He was 65 years OF age.
Dsns a Knsht 1sa re;dsn. e; Is Si WaRsek
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at bis funeral.
E.ssa 'ffs q second fiji .a in
tenant In the 2Olst Regiment. Pennsylvania
Volunteers and has been superintendent Of
the malls between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh
since President Arthurs Administration.
Edward Morse. inventor. OF. the, Water
Witch" ono OF tho first marine bicycles. II not
s.% q Ss h.a RI Wss IS % ed daeama
Tho hev. J. 9. Haussr died at his residence
yoars OF age and had been pastor OF tho EN-.
manuel German Reformed Church for the past
eighteen years.
Mrs Anna F. Leach. widow Of tho late Rev,
Sanford Leach Of the Baptist ministry, died
in Deckertown. N. j.. aged 70 years She is
survived by i've children.
Albert G. Cook for many years the agent OF
the Delaware, Lackawsnna and Western Coal
Company in Oswego, died yesterday.
Extensive Carpet Notwithstanding.
Among the largest manufacturers OF carpets
In this country are ]. 4 8. Dobson. Their fac
tories. located in New York state. turn out
millions OF yards each year. and the tall build
ing which represents the retail part OF the bus