The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-26
OBITUARY..


city politics during the time OF William NJ.
Tweed. died at Lake Mahopac on Monday. He
was born In this city about sixty years ago.
lie joined the Tammany Hall organization.
and was male a member Of tho General Com
mitter. He served two terms an Alderman
from the I'VE lty-flrst ward. and was twice
elected to tho state Senate While Senator
in 1870 he was the lender in tho successful
mo, ement to pass the Tweed charter. This
charter reorga niacd the City Government.
Peter b. Swceny was City Chamberlain at tho
time. and he was then appointed President OF
the Park Department. MIR. bradley. who was
his bro her-in-law, succeeded him as Cham
be lain md appointed James Swceny, the
brother of Peter Is. Sweeny, his assist
During the last fifteen years Mr. bradley had
kept clear of pelitics. lo ran livery stable
al Eighteenth street and Fourth avenue. md
ni1erwn,d at East Thirty-nrst street, Last
winter be had nm attack of grip This was
ioll%wed Ivy. ny an a., affection OF the heart which
Mahorac in the homo Of improving his health.
srs drTrsy dsyeomsd, an Il 4, lis death fol,
Ciul. He leaves n vito n son. aud n daughter.
The fIne, Al will take place Tomorrow at the
cathedral
yesterday al her home at Warwick. N. y. aged
chas sy basnss.
aferward married Samuel, ). piers"n. a PRONE
S Of sSa o"n ne s1u 1n1;
aud n daughter. who il, Mrs. Louise Pi"rson
Bur. vile Of Grinneil Burt. President OF the
lehigh and Hudson River Railroad Company.
John C. Adams died u few days ago at Ath.;
y yars '" ter his lem "sfp H neigh.
iirht. By il: terms al, NJ: Adams's ehects go
~ trust t.r the hcnelit Of st. panls, Methodist
Church OF Athens. .iis bank book showed him
Hudson City Savings Institution more than
$4,000 bring there to his credit.
Mrs Elizabeth beatty an old resident OF
mad of ho "r n, mo court Of King George ".
Of England Az, "f.crward, married British
H", ssS "5s
honnh mas ' Of coy .nl 10y o'fsS
!rncK. She die, Without MAX ing a Viii. and.
having NJ heir her prupe ~. valued at 900.
goes TO the .-iaie.
Dr. Samuel Stewart. who was buried at Hui;
ton Pa. on Monday: was ~ years old, and
BON in Dublin. and came to this country
ar tie f. Tas 10
could not find his ticker. ind was struck BY
ticket was found In me Of his pockets.
Mrs fannie y. D" Forrest of summit N, j..
&. in onn CO l. yesnraay Fl osRPHg
ami ,rnyaescehl Home and WAS its President
when she del she Nns largely ipte,ested II
Committee 81 summit; which attends to keep
ps he he % nian s9 4e .ns
and three daughters survive her.
hom sss %sa
Brooklyn. lie was - years old and came to
Ihls country with Iis parents when a. ehiId:
Will DO buried to- dny
John +, ArnoI we.known citizen Of
S SSf hdas Sr aEet 'ts prHPs
cratic ii t"I y ~: aai Tor Ete1ienant.doS-
Jacob Steel OF Fayetta county. Pa. tho Oldest
man in Ienns,Iv mia. died Yesterday. aged
los Years 81 K: Ts @ esa fe ,hsa to
the ' day Of @a.hingt1n's second election. In
1892, h. was gathering hickory nuts.
nc Gh poS T hs h.Ei ID. sd Pitt
HoG IT,. MS Adaq T,a gsrthSl:
Mrs Nancy ii. Chambers. 80
During, the last three days these old people
sny s pous Srfe sroh Is yewrs Mss
Hne "s z years Al srt %ce ana yeMs
Mr.. Henry r. Plimnton. who was the head OF
the well. h furniture wHn ua, firm
skate. died on Monday In WRlpole, Mass. In
his I'D year.
Hiram II. Schwartz, Judge OF the Orphans
Court Of Iterks county. Pm. and a member OF
tho B-rks county bar for over thirty years,
died nf er long i'll as nj his homo at kutz-
town last e"enlnp. lIo was ~ years old.
West Jos SOP tho Oldest resihent NJ Wood.
bur-. " j.. died on Monday night in his eighty
seventh year. lie WIS the largest real estals
owner in Gloucester county. having between
twenty and thirty farms
Martin IiauSaing who has been in business
in Newark since 1853 died Suddenly last night
lilo wrs born III German in lS3, md came 10
America In 1862 lie leaves u wife and i've
grown children.