The sun., 1891-06-26
ORTTUARE.

the war. died In Boston on "Wednesday. aged
81. He was tho son OF Albert G. Browne oI
Salem. who was leading Abolitionist. inti-
mately associated with Whittier and Gar
rison In the anti-slavery cause He was alao
prominent before the public In onnection.wi,h b
the famous Southern cotton suits. to which
| Gen. Butler was party during tho war Mr..
Browne having been appointed through the
| Influence Of Salmon p. Chase. Treasury Agent
| at Savannah. Hewas graduated at Harvard In
1s53 In the same class with President Charles
w. Elliot, Prof A 8. Hill, Prof Jamos NJ.
Peircs. Prof. James G. White, and
Justin Winsor. At Heidelberg. TWO years
later. he received the degree OF Phi.
d. Afterwsrp he was admitted to the bar.
Before the war Col. Brown married wealthy
lady Of Tennessee. whose property consisted
with the wishes OF her us6and. she freed. Ht
the a e, close 81 the war he was appointed reporter
Court. his dulles beeinnlnG with the septsm-
Der term. 1867 and continuing till 1874. his
Work aRps,nrins IN the ySumes ;o onpmbered "a
iforiaily associated with samusi BowIes In IN the The
daily HAS. In New York hi. relations with
nature. The last years OF bis lie we're devo,cd
to financial enterprises he being especially In
survives him. -.
Edmund Leathes. an actor Of repute In Eng
land, and who had also travelled in this coun-
Sd son q II Ss rssa g.
S Ross a6a % ns ss1ss xs sss
he Ensiish citiss 10 Aastfais. New YORK. % and nd
Boston., He was for 400 n!ahts the Latries to
ssn In ISL he marrsd Mss Iy
kns nf q Mas sFc.
s' AsSs ASsss wi %s Ss .ss
Lillian Conway died at Newcastle. upon.
tor Of Frederick Conway. who played with
Mrs. b. r. Bowers, and was lessee Tor many
tol: Sim: .!IIillinn apd heT sister, Minnie.
%ss sr mseS ssr %0nsr s Jhss dsss chsas
Ia the Little tycoon Her sister was the wife
Tearle. " ' '- ~ "N'
A cablesram received at PHILADELPHIA from
London yesterday announces the death in that
PhiadepSia. Col Fitzgerald went -abroad
IL New es1 III Iay IL s Ss
became connected with he New York Conn
sha sbs Il The ln TesEH Tsn. & to f snse
then the weekly edition has grown into daily.
Col: FitzEe: aid was widely known aud leaves
him in the publication OF the Item.
Col, Timothy Il. Ferris. long q leading and
highly esteemed citizen Of Oneida county, N.
aged IS. During his active career he filed q
number Of important civil trusts. and was also
He was an aetse member o tha old 1asth
regiment of State militia for many years. and
for long time Goo1si OF the
are IS d Sss fospec S aad cae Sae
married daughters.
OF his age. He belonged TO the old Vanderveer
ne% 2oo aso Hs hsa
Offices IN IT. the 10. town and was one OF TIE mnn.
war ts Veteran is and member Of keTswl POST No.
ltg In; G. / A ~ f. The funeral; which ~ VII be private
ss .ns od
Theron Black man. n well-known Republican
county n y; Died ,if, on sunday as his home i9
New YORK e% WI IN es We
com PEELED to retire ON account Of falling heslth.
He leaves wife and daughter.
The Rev. Frederick Tidmer. pastor OF Grace
NJ + Church Iioy die ,hy yeestsrdsy morning
the sprnss esns
the NJ. L. Church. and during The last thirty |
eonferences in this State. having been Presid.
Ing Elder OF the Troy district
:. Hattie Irving, who died in this city at St. !
Vincent 8 Hospital. recently was born in 1868. |
Weeks S ~ was sss aapsh.er f Of ns sie eid o
vie Of Thomas Peasley, also an actor. Hattie
had IN the Of
and had also siarTeS about 1885, in The;
Mystery OF a Hanson Cab"
ME; Thomas g. Wildman. aged "a years; one
In he Went 10 SeDs
years later he went to Fort Smith. Ark. where
ihe T ar army. lie returned to Dsnbury fifteen
years ago and connecied himself with the har
OF Nichols &. Mout
Helen Morton. an actress who had baen In |
at her home in Greece. n. Y. She was born 5S
sts!ls, he soubreise star. The comedy drama.
Tor her daughter. who had stared in Il. ''''''
Frederick J. H. Holtz Of 20 Myrtle avenue
disease at DR.: Morrissey'- drug store in Fulton
In s vene o
and was member OF several German or
gan izations.
S.sS Asa ds Huptsr citizen zen
,ame to America IN 1888; He was connectrd
was President of the Berkshire National Bank.
Sister NJ. Lambertn. une Of the nuns In
tho Dominican convent attached u St. Paul's
Church In tireenville, died yesterday: She was
the world as Mary A. Mulcahv. and became
novice In the order at the age OF IL.
Charles ". Flint OF Chelmsford Maas., died
On Wednesday. aged "a years. He represented
he town IN the Levlslaure ln 1880 and 1881.
but i'll health compelled him to resign from
he latter session after serving few weeks.
The II on. Lews Burchfeld. OF Milford Town.
ship. Pa. died on Wednesday. IN his 84th year.
unintn county. and In 1861 he waA elected
Associate Judge. He was Democrat
Edwin Hicks Hurlhut died on Wednesday at
ia Hicks street. Brooklyn. In his 6oth year
he was grandson Of Jacob Hlcks. who ownei
/, large strip OF property on the Heights. and
after whom Hicks street was named
Peter Cook. u lawyer, OF G2 ST.. Marks place.
New York. died suddenly nt his boarding place
lisease. Mr., Cook had been In Saratoga only
} iew days. He was 10 years old.
Richard 8. Chapel died ON Tuesday last of
paralysis OF the brain at 81 First Dlace. Brook.
IN. III his 84th year. He was formerly q cloth.
ng merchant tn this city. and retired with
ortune several years ago.
Josiah Morris diod yeatsrdav IN Ralsvn |