The sun., 1891-02-26
OBITUARY.

Tho Rev. Wesley Bailey. formerly couspicu-
Gus rs newspaper editor and a. leading
spirit In the abolition and temperance move
msnts In central New York. died suddenly on
Monday at his homo at DEBORAH. 1ows. aged 8S
ysara Rewas son Of the Rev. Elijah Bailey,
who for some years preached and edited re-
uRious paper at Fayetteville. Onondaga coun-
~. The son. then young man. assisted In
editing the paper. and prepared himself for
and was ordained In the ministry. In 1845 he
was induced By . number OF the prominent
aboltionists OF Utica to remove thsre and es-
tablish newspaper devoted to tho cause in
which they were enlisted. He established the
Liberty Press. which soon won recognition
throughout the country as leading organ OF
the Liberty party Of that day.
After the campaign OF 1S4S. In which the
paper vigorously supported the Van Buren
Free Soil ticket, Mr.. Bailey chenged the name
d ss e nso 0 ns the .asrors 81 A ss
total abstinence movement. He served for
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Ra@st sss ssass. as Was ons of Inc
'Ps Pssmon. % lsss. ps @ 's Tor rs s.ss
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. asnccessfnl paper there. he retired from
ei the ttiSa Obs7psr. and a. Il. aud 4. s.
HoratlO Jus,Hs Perry. xho died in LIsbSn
ssrvss oi % e. Unssd ssses 'Gss pssn
was was BORN sa in kssne \; H. 81 1924. sna sraddu;
shs sisH Mexican H % war 10 S.csm: yoluns.sr AIDE.
de-camU on the etaff Of Gen. Shields. and was
%ssrs fss nsss pcss t. hsd scm s
until 1859. exceptine q period OF flye or six
ysars: when he WAS engaged ne IN telegrsEphio 4 I
ss Ss sai ssssf & Ss
slasi So In shs at,emp @
70 involve the United States in a war with
s A. s.s the ss; VIE tine hsn hs s;S ns:c1
freedom Of commerce between the United
'tHs.i IN 1851 I Mr. Perry obtained from Spain a
Sbisinsa during The war from any iorsisn ma.
rebsl cruiser Sumter was allowed TO remain At
5sSss Ss;s
Don Nicholas tS corousac AeiA 81 ysdalos.' Spain.
one one % 81 Tho Srss i q nstonsl lyric poets. ''~ 80
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ehs ss ee
Th ba,.s5 ss,nspd g. Golym
iook SS C"ff Of Harvard. and b. A. copeapd to ea-
poscu. ne rss as 81 ss
ssis %
BY the commission. brought to light severa!
sSsser sS!'ss :; sssPa.sd .I VIZ "a s$s
fiss Rebeson ,oot % ont ?o's Various patents foi
to us ssdssves e II; aGsuss @
erSs.fen uss bo.rs 80 esposfon s1 sion
Quincy Point an elaborate plant for the con:
FnsSa Of 0sEs sosEs sss
litigation. and they never went into operation
Capt Edmund D. Roeth died at Norwich
n SssEss yc.sis sss IS 1855 =:
nsotieu. hIyer; and from issS to isti ran e.
ths hest steamSoat % Globe on the connectcut River "
e1a WercesIsr. srnH He p also enmmanded ste.msrs II
the Southern trade; He was successful as q
S E Ra y sS ss aws to IN ns
neoticut Legislature.
Capt. Charles yhomas. . retired Unitsd s;'
naval n aisd aar sSo
.b9ersG III E; t5s
was. lie performed distinguished service
Stases M m man :of var. Germantown. Cant
Ss%s :7ss S6% add SP IL ebaPsb
three daughters and three sons
The funeral Of Mrs. Whitaker who was one
oldest f,o% OF ISa sa
was IN her soth year. she vas the widow Q
| the C0parsio shore, He WAS familiarly known
a. Uncle Upsle Sam. as he gave hs hotel that hat name n.s
John Whitaker. now becomes the proprietor
Sir Richard Francis Sutton. the ovner; q tht
PnrsaR f IN The ns
Cup e dead: He was born in 1888 Hc t., ma mar
Edh dauShtSsr o. Sir nSsa
% 1nS Hs q brsish clubs including ~
fairness.
Edward ". Fuller died at Cohoes on satur
w. ana When ed his
to Montrose I'm He lived there G Tor M msny ysSrs 3
s nx Se %
in in 1883. and became weil.known as one Of it
enterprlsInR and extensive ,nsnutacturers; HI
eisy. Il. neVer %aa married. mar - III
Theodore Spinning, 2 ruler IN the FRANKLIN
|
II hs IL that city IS
age: He talked very little, about himself, bl
said once that his wife and children were dead
other. Mr. Spinning was an Odd Fellow, HI
body Will probably be sent to New York 10
burial.
Mrs Matilda vose. ,sesd nearly los. die.
The effects OF a recent fall; she had been Il
until q few days ago. when she slipped FROM
chair while placing O. curtain FIXTURE, sh
that, though built In 1890. still stands on Gree
Lodge. Dedham.
William Temple died Yesterday at his home
$50 Bedford avenue. Brooklyn. Of pnsumonl,
He was In his G6th year. and for more than MT
years had been identified with the hat manu-
featuring business. He had lived In the Bed
ford avenue house nearly twenty-seven year.
Funeral services will DO held this evening. Th
interment will bs at Columbia, Pa
Samuel J. Huntington. manager, OF the Han
over, at Fifth avenue and Fifteenth street. die
on Tuesday last of pneumonia. He was bor
IN Cincinnati thirty'sIsht yesrs ago; He b:
ago and mspsEer f2uF years lstHr Hfi He hs ySs Ss.
, | voun0 childr0n Tho body will bO taken I