The sun., 1891-06-03
OBITUARY.


judicial fairness and aoumen. as well as
suayity OF manner While In politics he was
ever outspoken md straightforward. Mr..
Abbott was CITED for college under the instruc-
tion OF Ralph Waldo Emerson. entering Har-
ward College at the early age OF H. He was
graduated In 1882 From 1859 to 1865 he was
oversee" OF Harvard, aud In 1853 he received
from Williams College the deRrse Of Ii. y.
After taking his degree Judge Abbott studied
law. He was admitted to tho bar In 1897.
and was appointed otho bench In 1855 judge
Abbott had Just reached his majority when he
was chosen as Representative to the LeRisla.
ture. In ls4l and 1s42 he was elected State
Senator. DnrnR. his first term in the Senate
he served on the Railroad and Judiciary COM
mttees. aud durinRA second term, rs Chair
man Of those committees. he rem tered services
Of permanent value to the State. AT the close
Of his youthfn legislative career he ,etuine
with renewed zeal to the practice Of his pro-
fe.sion.
He was q lifelong Democrat, his nrst vote
vote. the. Democrats Ticket with the slnsls OK.
ceptton q 1913 when he east his ballo, again
Gs G YSe Rsn hHn ai I F5Ss sss sSpS
delegate to the National Democratic Con,en;
ton at Baltimore. which M nominated PolE. md
t6s sbss Gensan aHis
Delegation. Several times he ne was the eandi.
date o, bis rarty in the Leetslatggseo for the
ds.,e the sst SaS en-
MosoH Hs IL the ,s, ssYssos oSSrt
he removed rom Lowell to Boston. and in 1874
sso'id str n0n e
inssn o s.sdn %S%eSr S. Of hs ses Sr%
y"dss ASbess ''n In ssss married iiSe. ar'iiSe.
daughter. OF the Hon, Edward Livermo,e
q Ne% s st1 and S"dss & the
Con, Henry LIvermore Abbott. was shot Ip the
Hows aaru.a XSSo soS
was killed during Gen Dankss retreat at @ The
FscS.a Sa"s Moitsn HSSot En- .nss.f ASs &
served ths Sesona
with Gen. Butler in 1888 but he declined tho
nomination. and saved himself from defeat.
sw G sa WsGn csn 81 81 hoehnt Hs Ss
soSn.n % aGs N'nss lis home SSaef ysssrday
in bis 7sd year, Esp,; Dsfepao5fs as5 military
Company Com ANY K, siSth heavs h Artillery. 10 this
county; with hsadGnar'ers, s,. in Nyack; CAPT
Ysnfsr whsrs theS aS1k Gne monhs
a@peS hs a msnson
tbsS bsSye S'h, s P na% @
isr .lf months, They were sent from there e
with bis 'ompany until they reached Warren
to M y Ths9 zen ne Tas H. TO n
s!ck from overwork and went 10 Washington.
Lsssa In h. s shs s 9Ss ni
at Tarrytown. under Moses G. Leonard.
Psyton G., g; Boxmsn: q no noted Southern
fsaa ss%%', ,s IT, hs Sss Il hsss ss
Of heresy for preaching that from death 70 the
resurrection az is ,lnconscons sleen. and that
from ali consc Is lou. @ Be ins forever lie pleaded
guilty, and in Serte 1871. he united with
Carolina. and other States
~ COL Frank p. Curtis died suddenly in Cnba.
y. y. while there to lecture before Q iarmers
day. Mr.. Curtis was an expert in practical
farming. and was one OF the lecturers OF the
United sates Department Of Agriculture Mr..
Curtis Curtis was appointed one Of i;s Lecturers
u Snsf Is o2R
and was promoted to deputy collector hs
SF 81 sss Ee Canal tho
Mrs. Louise A. Dwyer. the wife Of Michael
%t her 2 Eighth bna
ssd Tor She aame st.
MINI. 10 Brookivn about twenty years ago.
DWyer f%S ' She She cave caves ihrcs ehiiaren two Girls
and ono boy. The funeral Will take place from
the Church OF St Francis Xavier. In Sixth ave-
nue and Carroll street. tomorrow morning.
Car Builders Association OF the Unit"d States
fe 4. fssu dsa 81 Ss
day from The effects, OF the grip. Mr.. Eerbryck
was one of the best known mastes car builders
been taking an active interest in the, annual
session OF the association at Cape May He
was 81 years old.
DR. Iosoph I. Logan died at Atlanta yester.
Nov. 8. 1921 Ho was a son of the Rev. Joseph
' vas a. msmtor ei the Atlanta Aea;emy Of
Medicine. OF the Georgia Medical Association,
sas %ss 81 es sso xaa%
Of Health of Georgia. " '''O ''''4
9hn = %ams"np APE oTnssr Wrds
1ea p%t ~ bispal @ aisd :. - so%e S2S. Wits
Old and at the time Of his death he was on the
he Press sn1 cap aa III: vile @ and vo Children
survive him.
Roswell v. Nichols. nGed 10. died suddenly at
ne IN hs shs With
the last tweniy;ive years he had slept in q
ton, tH Il. has he'd nearly al the i.Wn ofhioes.
and has served one term In the Legislature.
William r. ,Ames, nced 81. Of Jersey City.
died OF apoplexy yestcrday nc his home. 81
Madison avenue He was o member OF the
Jersey City Athletic Mb Highland Co" neil
American Legion Of Honor. and other organ
izHiions Funeral services will be hold at the
house this evening
Mrs Sarah Vail Mills. one OF the oldest per-
Sons In Orange county. died ON SUNDAY at the
home OF her son ip-law, eX-Alderman March. In
4 ssi
town.
Eugene Hermann. well-known citizen Of
Chambei sburR. Pn.. dropped dead In Dr. j. q.
Gieenawnt'. Office, In that Ulace on Mopday:
poisoning set In. The doctor was about to
amputate the lnger when Mr.. Hermann died.
GustAve Libotton. who died In London. Eng.
recently. ut the age OF ~. was violoncellisi ~
great merit and Q composer OF NO mean order
He was u native Of Brussels. and bad been in
London since 1860. touching music and per-
forming at hi9h-class concerts.
Miss Sarah II. Hinckley died at the Old Ladies'
born In Georgetown. Me- but lived the greater
part OF her life In Bath. She retained her fac
ulties In wonderful degIee.
Albert g. Dale died in Manchester. n. H.. on |
Ia wa ad irAp