The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
OBITUARY.


ester for nearly fifty years, died yesterday
| morning, aged 80 years. He was born In New
York city in 1903. He studied medicine. then
law. and afterward prepared for the ministry.
| being licensed to preach In 1882. In 1852 he
received the degree OF Doctor OF Divinity from
| the University of Rochester. DR.. Shaw was
| Moderator OF the General Assembly Of his
Church In 1865. and in 1873 was Chairman OF
! the first committee that was sent by the Pres
byterian Church In the United States to the
Established Church OF Scotland At different
times he was q trustee OF Genesee College.
Hamilton College, and tho Auburn Theological
Seminary. and was corporate member of the
American Board OF Commissioners for Foreign
Missions. He has published occasional Iser-
mons.
The Hon; II, G. Fisher OF Huntingdon. Pa,
died suddenly at Punxsutawney. Jefferson
county yesterday morning. Mr.. Fisher was
iP ,l, n 1915 h. vas elected 70 The
state Senate and in 1878 he was elected to
the FIRST Republican over sent from that dis
tTiet. He was reelected to Congress In 1880.
Huntingdon as The ioeaion OF the en- stste Re
fPSrmaat0ry and A. the time Of his deah was
President OF the Punxsutawney Coal and Coke
other industrial enterprises. Mr., Fisher had
deyotinG his attention to the development Of
valuable coal and ore lands IN Jefferson county.
v. Truman ~ p Abshley noted IN the Allegheny
the backwooods village Of Cooper, Pa. on Mon:
dd iy aged 80 years. He passed nearly all OF
devoted most Of his time to hunting Wild
honey. He was undoubtedly the greatest e1-
hs IN The wSrd bees S
they were storing their honey. He was also
Great bear hunter; and within the past month
raj son OF his was q prominent member OF tho
Pennsylvania Legislature forty years ago.
The noI Rsy soFn s. Baker took an overdose
SIsht. nnd soon diea While 0 IN charge S's q
Meth0dl 1t Episcopal church in Dorchester
During this sickness his physician gave I've NOR.
Victim 70 the habit. lie resigned the minis.
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Exchange.
!, Mrs. W. ]. Hsacock. wife Of the President Of
ing in GIcyersviIie. She attended prayer
to be- n u usual Reab Mrs HeacoctD Eas g
years OF ago. She was married to Mr.. Hea-
lived in Gloversvilie twenty-six years. Her
husband and three children survive her
m sp1S 81 1f NHoTG ong e9aqE dry goods
HOSPITAL. New York city, where no had gone
s Sr fer raG c Of the ankle
man, and by a son, Frank L. Moore OF New
York, aud daughter. Mrs. Mark A. Howell OF
The Hon. David Young. who was appointed
an Associate Judge By Gov Joseph Ritner OF
FTenn3sylvania In 1886. and who has been
died ut Little Falls. Pa. on Tuesday, aged So
years, He died of heart disease. while hear
ing lawsuit that was being tried before him.
Joseph Stuart Of the banking firm OF J. 4 j.
Stuart, 33 Nassau street. died at noon yester-
gay a, his country seat at Rye. where he went
was As years OF age He leaves. four children,
two sons and two daughters His wife died
few years ago.
Isaac $: Johnson. formerly, OF Walton. N. Y.
He was one Of the old; thine abolitionists OF
W"rEsr He nnd Saa active co
other conspicuous leaders in the antl-slavery
movement
Miss ,Lucretia Fisher. a member of the
Bdsf@I c@mpHWEn for the died
RoxbuEy will mako her death severe blow to
them.
William Fl. ,Bennet, one of the oldest resi-
travelling agent Tor the firm OF ' speim Imam
brothers Of this city, died Of heart disease at |
Colfax. Iowa. on Monday. aged &c years.
zo Milliam H. Wheeler highly Eespsftsd elt
Church affairs. died at his home in Ballston on
I ! aged Is years. He leaves q wife,
The Hon. Horato G. Fisher who succeeded |
Alex H. stephens as Chairman Of the Commit |
tee on Coins, Weights. and Measures In the |
Forty seventh Congress, died yesterday at |
Huntington. Pa
W. l.. Bryce. brother Of United States Sena-
tor Bryce Of Ohio; died at Denver yesterday
OF consumption. Senator Bryce Is expected to
arrive and take the remains east
The Hon. Daniel Holland. an old shoe man.
ufacturer OF Lewiston. Me-. an ex-senator, |
and an OK member Of the Governors Council, |
died on Thursday. aged 50.
Tho Rev. Caleb Fuller OF Bath. Me- died on
Thursday. aged "a years. He was for moro
han htty years an active preacher In the
Methodist Church.
Luther Lunt. who served on the Boston
police force thirty eight years. died on We'd
nesday. He was retired with a pension eleven
years ago.
. The Rev. DR.: ]. Philip Bishop OF Greencastle,
Pa. died on Wednesday OF typhoid fever, aged
C2 years.
The Hon; Charles Kramer dropped dead yes
Eerday at Bedford Ind.