The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-23
OBITUARY.

| q boy and went TO Washington. where he en-
| gagged In various occupations with varied sue
cess. During the war no was strong Union
partisan. His intimacy with Lincoln was YER,
close. Tie President appointed him Assistsn,
Librarian of Congress-. and later employed
| him as besrer OF dispatches In a confdentia
| capacity. an office he hed for two years; In
SSn Fsriss Rome. MsSTId' RsTIr Il , Tsssr !.
ths RanaoIphs p BSsnsts. Her ismi nsys.
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to New. York. where his wine shop became q
resort for the, singers. and musicians OF the
there, and Buchlgnani numbered among his
friends many Of the best known musicians Of
and groceries no made a mfortabis. fortune.
which, with q we'll established business. hss
Leaves his three sons Emile Anto nj and
ng,y fne apPSarance and manneT ana an io ae
viii take place e. morrow morning.
The Rev. pr. + Edwards Beardsley. rector Of
St. Thomas,s Church in New Hayen. died In
that city on Monday from the grip followed By
assrly 81 years. 81 age IN the Councils Of his
Gsas Pr Rs5ds' hn s been Ia!
nectIcut He was the President d, ths House
lions OF 1890 and 1889 In New York and Phila-
delphia. In his own diocese Of Connecticut no
nss Sssn GF Te ss Tss
the President. At bis death he WI was the senior
iese and tie Epi scopal Academ n the Resident
81 81 se aa
examining chaplain.
The following .nonogeparians and octoge-
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81 Haron tson 4Pa sses Marion datss
GsGGIrgH Wolf Rochestsr committed nit SUICIDE
ester s6 Andrew Reyes Kochester. 81; Mary
Bsl sSS Ss'ssRR g.
Jerome Case the we-k know; wa wsnu d.
s 70 esfH
threshing machine at q time his factory grew
ths The
eGeon1trol!ing spirit IN the plough works there
Or About een Sears ago
Mr. Case began breeding trotting horses; and
his stable stu boasts such famols rs. cracks as
the first trotter to make record OF 2:lO. He
held the top record for one day. In the summer
aay
Mayor q Racine. The day w Tor tie funeral has
not yet been fixed.
John In yiaa ooa Of ho hoo TIN oup mining
experts in tho West, died at the Sherman
House. Chicago. on Monday. Of pneumonia. Mr..
RADIO and California. He died almost penniless.
mine; near Leadville. which he sold ten years
ago for $5OO.0OO. 1t was afterward sold for
who has not heard Of the he great poker game at
DA Fhs n sSs 51% he . sae
won $4,000 on the top Of Il: No one could de-
like 50 much water. He gave large sums Of
Vile. and other towns.
:, The well known trotting horse breeder. Col.
T. s. strader; aged 55. died at his home near
S s SS9asar Of
some ;nn Of the most noted PEogsnit9rs Of the
Glen View Farm He 9Saed Csssus cHy
q,
2:20. besides other famous horses: He held
many positions Of honor and trust in trotting
associations. and It the time Of his death. was
ISOLATION and agent hore for Senator Leland
Stanford.
Orlando L. Stewart. who died on Sunday at
il this. city for the last twenty years. He was
ana htted himself for the bar BY home study
Western cities. He won a reputation In New
HGrk for criminal practice and was Assistant
Gen Stewart w. %ooSfogd s ana ater
b. cSarsh IL he
1rohRsrs who setfsl se1eny
years ago. and became identified with its bust
he protege Of the late Gen. JACOB Gould He
In & & ss a retired re- 0% sntsss
he service OF tho Vacuum Oil Company as
OF one Of its departments. His widow.
md three children survive him.
elements H. Bruel died yesterday morning |
n sleeping car OF tho Chicago express short,
been on o trip West and boarded the express |
It Syracuse. The porter found him dead In his |
,erh few minutes after the train et Yon
,Iaee Broctlyn' Mr. Brpel was in lis 0f S6th
car. WIS " uTy SOOus cOHWlSSlOn IueT-
liant and carried OH business ut 0S Greene |
street.
Michael Nathan died yesterday ut D5 Decatur
treet: Brooklyn. In his oath year. He was a
ike his father. an active worker In the Repub-
icnn party. Ho WAS secretary Of the Twenty
bird Ward Republican Association. member
Il the Hebrew Orphan Asylum and of the Free
IONS OF Israel and also was Il Mason. He was
partner in the tobacco firm OF Ernst Nathan's
sons
John 7. Richardson. u resident OF Chatta-
looga and one OF the richest men In the South.
S dead. His wealth was estimated Mt $2.OOU.-
'OU. and he was perhaps the greatest cotton
banter in the United States He died on Sun
ny. and death Is attributed to excessive use
4 cigarettes. He had lung trouble and could
asily have been cured had not heart failure
ct In. His life was insured for 100000.
Prison Commissioner Charles f. Colin OF
lynn. aged u Mr.. CONN had been very cor n.
picuous in tho business growth OF Lynn. He
trustee Of the Lynnrubllc, Library. For more
rational Bank OF Lynn. and for several years
70 had been member Of the Board OF Prison
He was n Quaker.
John ingalls, Hundey. tho tallest soldier
rom Maine and the talcst but one in the Army
I the Potomac. died on Sunday ut East VII
NJ. n, ~ fant all IL. |