The sun., 1891-01-01
OBITUARY.

bearer under Gen. N. p Banks during tht
| war. died Saturday last in Cambridse, Macs.
and was buried yesterday. At the outbreak o
the war he enlisted in tho Fifteenth New Hamp
shire Regiment and was assigned for active
duty under Gen. Banks His bravery on more
than one battlefield soon found recognition a
headquarters. and he was reserved for score
and dangerous duty.
just before the fall OF Alex andria in May
1868, and the capture OF about 2,0O0 prisoners.
Bedell was detailed to carry dispatches from
headquarters to q Union post farther back In
the country. This was most psrilous under.
taking. and required a man unknown to fear
and with nerves of steel. It Was volunteer
service. for tho dangers OF the undertakinR z
were such that the Union comm anders consid-
ered 1t wanton taking OF life to detail any one
for this special service Bedell volunteered,
and made the trip In safety. Although pur-
sued by the enemy, he escaped By . clever
ruse.
In March. 1864, Bedell was sent as q SOY into
the enemy's lines. and had nearly reached the
Union army again whom he was disabled BY
sprainnR his ankle. This accident was the
cause OF Gen. Banks's disastrous loss In the
morable Red River expedition for had Be-
doll returned In season with the Information In
his possession Gen. Banks would not havo
moved as he did.
Col. William H. Paine, one Of the civil engi-
neers engaged in the WORK Of planning and
building the Brooklyn Bridge under John A.
for cable roads. died yesterday IN Cleveland.
after an illness OF about week. he was born
WHO made a chain survey across the plains to
California. AZ the outbreak oi the civil war
ne t. nnd
staft Of the Army Of the rotomnc. IN q short
time Mr., Paine became chief Of the staff After
@ he IL s ia sns .a
animation Of the cables Of the Niagara suspen-
sn e Tls D.GHss Gss S snH. h s2ys
struetion Of the Harlem cable road running
through l25th street and up Tenth avenue.
Cd lime table whioh III has rsmainsd practi.
Mr. Paine % Went to Cleveland little less than q
roads iS IN TINT city He has had hand IN lay.
ily. . wife and daughter, have been In Cleve-
,snd for several TesSs Thsy viii return to
with the remains
street. died az his home. IA West Eleventh
Ons sG5pas 81 ses q
III Ssls r SSv asz
He. entered his fathers office in Wall street. G.
Snd e.. vas Il the brokeIage business the rest q
Open board He became 'member Of the the
at the time Of hts death. MF. Nathan s. Was az
months ago Ills e1Hss. @ % sou. fiorsnee. fs aead
Covered from the % shoeE H He leaves WE and
eight children. Tho funeral will be from the
house tomorrow afternoon.
famous as the Wyoming Nightingale. owing to
aSsr Was aor
master-General aud Commissary- General in
OF Gen. Washington.'- Her mother was the
qIainGhter ItiaGh o. Capt Henry Harris Of L3ng
father Samuel HodsIon. Hd was one e'a Of the early I
settlers In the .Lnckawanna Valley. and was
Prothonotary Of Luzerne county in 1s49.
Dr. GideG3 17 B Perry died Tuesday evening st
angina geeloris, 6q{ tie hen end came suddenly
kinton. r. /. 65 years ago. and was educated
to the medical profession by his father. who
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dence. r. l.. on Monday next
Abbot Jacob Zilliox. D. D.. o. 8. b., died In
Newark New lat M night after protrseted illness Of
and was Ordained priest in Rome In 1875.
While at st. vincent's. Pa. on Feb. IA 1885. he
ark. He resigned on account Of III health in
March; 1887. and returned re, to Penpsylvania.
to hs sSh III s NJ
two months ago.
George P. Whitaker. aged 81, died at Prin-
eipio Furnace. Cecil county. Nd, yesterday.
P a ne %hssne a.
Principle. and other places during his life. Hs
prises, and was 9 millionaire. He owned 5000
acres Of land in Cecil county. He was at one
Of 0 tho hs snd Dbo hs
road Company.
Frank H: Lord Of East, somerville. Mass.
died on Wsdnesssay ,ss ,s aged 20 yssrs He was
1852, For year be was an instructor at the
institute About year ago yhsa Assistant
to South America. thence to Colorado return
ns Hn ssst o as tho
:, James 1, Hubbard died at his home in
H. Va VAS :. +: head q fhs Sheisss Paper Man Man:
he had supplied tho leading publishers With With
paper. NJ; hubbard leaves fortune Of more
dwellings In Now England.
Capt. William Mills Of the Second Rseiment
Of Infantry: M United ted States Army died Tuesday
rhea@atis@ @ Of the heart, seed 52 .A years. He
served aslantly during the civil war. but OF
late mas Deen on th6 1rOntler. ana 1oll victim
to exposure In the service against tho hostile j
Indians.
samuel Ball. inventor, and manufacturer of
the Ball grain cradle. which has boen used by
farmers all over tho Union aud In many
foreign countries for more than, fifty years,
died Saturday in Hepburn. Lycoming county,
Pm. He was 10 years old.
John Miner died at his homo In Big Tlats,
Chepnne county. Yesterday. in tho eighty
and always lived in the southern tier. where
he was widely known and universally es-
teemed.
Policeman William Lawlor, OF, the Congress
street station In Brooklyn died Of consump-
tion yesterday at his homo. 1928 Van Brunt
the torce. and had a good record.
Michael Finnelly died on Tussday night at bis
home In Rosebank: Staten Island. about 60
years DID, He was for many years tax col
ector in tho town of Southtield. He leaves q
widow and several children.
Waller NJ Leman. tho actor. aged 80, died
yesterday a. San Francisco He was o native
p MASSACHUSETTS; and was one of the stars In