The sun., 1890-03-30
OBITUARY.

Chapel died suddenly in the Chelsea Flats on
Friday from paralysis OF the heart. He had
not been we'll since Christmas Day. when he
was attacked with the grin He offlclated, how
ever. on Tuesday. the Feast OF the Annuncia-
tion. and had begun to prepare his Easter SER
mon. The attack which terminated In death
came while he was smoking an after-luncheon
cigar Dr. Swopo was born In Hagerstown.
Nd. In 1926, and after being graduated from
st. James College In the same State was
ordained deacon at Burlington. N J. He was
connected with churches In Chicago and Pitts
burRh before becoming tho Clergyman OF Trim
tty Chapel twenty-three years ago. In tho re-
cent General Convention DR.. Swope opposed
the revision OF tho Prayer Book. The funeral
will probably take place on Tuesday In Trinity
Chapel. The interment will be In Baltimore,
Dr. swope leaves no family. His wife died q
few months after their marriage forty years ago.
Norman Chambe rlsin. for forty years Lead
Ing business man OF Cortland. and late head Of
the firm OF Chamberlain, Slater 4 Co., hard
ware merchants. is dead at the ace o; 79 years.
He was native Of Otsego county. and was the
Oldest OF family OF sixteen children. After q
successful mercantile career he retired from
business in 1881. He continued until his DEATH
however, to serve as director OF the Cortland
Savings Bank director OF the Normal school.
and In other public trusts. lie was an earnest
and active Democrat, and was elected by the
County Board Of superyisors. per y He % IL survSeS
Ti 81 sy sR9 Mf GaS
lain OF Cortland.
q. Allan Clifford died at crandall's Corners q
lev ieTd ddays & ago at the age OF 81 years. Mr Git.
souny and the U bs Soy
hood he remembered well tho universal sor-
ESw s that pervaded the country at the death Of
war OF 1912 was going on, and remembered
seeing his brothers shoulder the ilint,lock
n n mn rnl, NNSY, IA lab
only as far away as Piattsburg and Whitehall
At that time. Mr.. clifford cast his first vote for
the old Republican, party. which later became
the DEMOCRACY. Mr.. nifrorI was a. prosperous
liquors.
The Hon. William F. Salmon Of Lowell known
bers Of the Masonic. order died on Friday. after
aa Long nG iaess Ea with kidGey and heart trouble
the ioSSe w aiS
tswent;y.tTo years ago. and since then he had
s as 70 tT0k active
Of Aldermen In Lowell. and later represented
that district in the Senate. Hewas prominent
as ne father Of MasS nry in New f England and and
held IN quick succession all the offices in the
order to which he could be elected.
hraed minsr BoSSy %ho vi dsd efH In
buried at Moanss6 View ess sSI osiSnd
CAL on Tuesday last. She died in Alameda
who was the we'll known Mary Blake Of former
Uh hs he
clan: aoSsSemgDanisd { BY her three daughteTs.
most genial lady and devoted mother.
Tbs Rfy Sidney Hbbsrd G9ok EecSr Of
hamton. died on Thursday, aged 80 years. He
was @ born IN the town OF Cicero. an was gradu-
at Sddetosn GO Gonn effS5sY ro@ yn ISL ,o
priest IN 1885, He took the rectorship OF Trim
ity Church Binghamnten: a. At no in 1885, He leaves a
den. and an infant son.
Mrs Harriet Pellet Barnes. daughter of
Asa Pellett, one Of the pioneer settlers. Of
wich on Thursday. aged rs Years In youth
she married Samuel Fl. Barnes. in his day a
I{ dis,ing{ushed M citizen and leacing politician Of
Com missioner on the Republican state ticket
n lSgo. Her husband died soon after his elec;;
dren.
Capt. Leonard r.. Durham OF Mansfield
aged 81 year, He had taught fifty terms OF
county scao9l. and a few Years ago. at the
from all parts of the State. MANY persons in
Durham had held many town Offices aud was
in the Legislature one term.
James Horton Corwin. a consnicuous Orange
county farmer. died on Friday at the place
where he was born. Spruce Knoll Farm. near
Middletown, aged II years. He was Of Mas;
one OF the early settlers OF Orange county. He
Is survived by his wife ard hy two sons and
eUrvS q the heinz Mss z
Binghamton
od In Putnam. \; Y. Mrs; Nancy Graham, aged
SSeS SS g. years. in Fort IT 5s9y u
formerly principal OF schools in Essex and
Washington counties: in Gansevoort. Mrs.
Mira Maria Chatree. aged 81 years; in Shushan.
\; 4: r. Mrs. M Celestia BROWN. aged SO years; in
Wells, VT. Mrs. Mary Ninchell, aged 81 years.
years In Clinton Market as assistant to his
brother. John Carrie Of the LiGhth ward, was
driven to his home 5$2 Greenwich street. Ho
wife and child were burned 70 daa,h M hi in The
house in Greenwich street In the fall Of 1888.
Lucen Woodford. who died in Collnsvile.
was one Of the last Of the old-time. long dis
tance stage drivers. Fifty Years ago he drove
and only one driver on that line. Benjamin {.
Hosford OF Unionyille. survives him. Mr. Hos
ford is 90 years old.
Philip Weaver. formerly City Marshal OF Han-
fold. \. j.. died in Melor's Hotel nt that place
yesterday. aged 10; lie was u local BRptist
preacher for sev era years and was at one time
Q member Of the Essex Board OF Chosen Free
holders.
The funeral OF John Quincy Adams Jones,
tho husband OF DIR; Mary 4. Dixon Jones. the
woman who recently was defendant in a trial
In BROOKLYN. and was acquitted took place
yesterday from 163 De kalb avenue. Brooklyn.
He WAS G2 years old.
,; Albert 4. Ford. a member, OF, COMPANY +.
during the rebellion died at Rosendale on Fri
day. He WAS 80 years old. and u member OF
Pratt Post. No. 1877, g. A. Il.
Bernard BOYD, tho head Of n wholesale gro
cery firm OF Charleston, s. O.. ana T. +. Glra-
son. Judge OF Probate OF the Same CITY. died
yesterday. Both were about 4j years old
William Greaves. a manufacturer of pearl
buttons at Newark, died there yesterday. aged
Sc. he was member OF Trelumnar Lodge. I.
and A. NJ, and was born in England.