The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-01
OBITUARY.

| OF tho Moerlein Brewing Company Of Cincin.
natl announces the death In that city OF Chris.
| tian Moerlein. Jr.. President Of the company.
| He died yesterday morning. Although only SO
years OF age. he had taken front rank among
| the brewery kings OF this country. and recent.
~ refused syndicate Offer Of $4,000 900 for bic
plant and business. which was founded BY his
| father. who survives his son at the age OF rs.
tsblish a branch Of his business in New YORK.
@ VIVA Was "n with s ~ from
r. hs s s
prominent in Ohio politics. and was leader In
the German m2vemsnt. which has been 80 i'm.
@ ecs vic and ehl Ihss state '0F
Jig Il s!s Is,idens; i %ess fSiT'is.S stree.
r. ye"rs od AND nsvs 81
Red Hook. Duchess county. Alter graduating
%rshnssoR R . Sfsi s a!S d.
u; osEs q fAhsssans and
assstan. t Bellevue A%s
new YORK Eye and Ear hedina the
successive Offices OF surgeon, Consulting SUR
He was sI actively connected With a large num-.
her OF charitable Institutions at the time OF
his death. He leaves a widow two sons. and
daughter.
91E rs ~ ds4 ~ On 2 sssstasT Sss'o.a
Edwin Mead: il tie sroe.Fy business. Is:
more Than any years Eaiph ssd Il. S!o.hsr
are, Of. old Westchests stock. Of Irish origin.
and their MSncss,o. was fighter sn With Gen
Rsvoiutionary BATTLES on tie Hudson an0 '''''
Hsssa eSa s51S.S
Gs ea@e aSs s !i
yseEEf; , ago and since then has been rss!dsnt
Ign. Mr.. McGrath leaves vile. two daughters.
in seah f sass
=, T he other Is the Tifs o. Court o
Sister Mary Celestial died in the Catholic
Sic is 81 Ma,oi ~ Aae.rty
Mother OF Novces in Mount 81. Vincent. and
hs %ss s. . 81 a. s.:
will be buried to-day.
James Elliot. 81 ysars old; a merchant doing
denly il! in his office about 8 O'clock last even
bT ead IN f. sS o Gaa an
ease an hour alter his admission: MI: Elliot
Charles GsTtYm: for many years resident
Twen,y:sixth ward Of Brock1yn. d died At bis bis
home: % Alabama avenue: on sunday at the
81 IL %ss st
the Peace in Now Lots for fifteen years.
IT., The ksy. !: y; 0lmstsad. D D.; editor smeri-
tionsl paper. Boston. died at Msnch sst.r.e1.
the-Sea Yesterday morning. He had resisnsd
' and thu o, h: assS Was
henrt failure.
TIL; COMBS. one q the oldest and most r.;
aged about 20 years He was engaged for
a Vide aeauai ntance IN trade eircies tSroush.
out New England. He leaves five daughters.
IL He Tlf,s McGogn the son o, Vie Chancsl
first Republican Stale Convention which nom.
mated Gov. John A. King. died at Glen Head.
buried yesterday.
over. Mass, died on Saturday aged IS. Mr.
Dyer served a. policeman for. twenty-seven
consecutive years and as Chief OF Police for
the rast scrent, on years.
w. 8; Howe. a prominent citizen OF Lewiston,
Me: died on Aug. 20. aged So years He was
well known among the business men and Doll.
First Maine Cavalry.
-: John OH Wines. leweller, and one Of the old.
cellar stairs On Sunday while suffering from
James !. Reilly. for twenty years conuected
With the daily newspapers OF Easton. Pa. cd
on Monday morning. He was one Of the best
Annwn journalists In thu l.ehigh Valley
qua, Pa, died on SUNDAY in his 45th year. He
Was ", Inastor OF the 81. Joseph Lutheran Church
pa.s eGf2r 3 the peSr Charles Kane died at
Republican elected on last years ticket.
Rufus stickney. so years OF age, and ono Of
tho Oldest and best.known citizens of Wal.
Imam. MASS. died on Sunday.
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