The sun., 1891-04-11
OBITUARY.

fathers plantation, on Avery Island. the
famous salt mine which contains the largest de-
posit Of rock salt In America. From this mine
the Confodsracy secured nearly all the salt 1t
consumed during tho war. Tho mine is operated
to-day on big scale. Avery entered the Con-
| federats army whom very young. serving on the
stafls Of Gems. Richard Taylor and b. Buckner.
! He was elected to the State Senate in 1883 and
Was attacked Dy the disease from which he
died while attending The last session Of the
Thaddeus Anderson. for thIrty;nve years q
dead at his home. 23G South Ninth street, He
f fSs the s'Ss Rouse %so
HARPER Brothers. For nearly forty years he
Esy 9 {. n shsS 81 ssnRas
SnrE Mh Engne II and 10 in the New
death OF Milton Sheldon. at one time a'well.:
KNOW known person soma a9ps n Ct the Hudson: at his present
ms hs Ssst and nd Sas
vas elected Clerk OF Ulster county. In 1850
NM fS5 % Tsst sf ysa. ts t or Pitts II.
shortly after he went there. ~ 'NN
nIrn, pOI,ssmop Rishrra Hale Of the Sixteenth
iS!' street; BrSoSisn: fhe 9 vas I I ioand dead II
his @ ierss :nin.h ;@sSr @ and had @ sees pelis.nsn -
member IF GeOrse Rcs9S
Franz Frank Mccoy, oi Port Jsrvis. N. Y. who was
srsstmens at. the Pastear instItuts In New @
York. returned to his home last week. died on
IN e% sshS Ensa tsa he .yp
toms Of hydrophobia. He was q son OF The late
Edward McCoy.a well.known citizen Of Port
Jervis and was 81 years old and unmarried.
Herman Winans, who died at ssugerties this
week. was one OF the oldest members OF the
Ulster County bar; having pra.tised more
IL Democratic politics and look ihs stumS in
oil hented campaigns; He represented his
ysntlons aud was also elected to the oiiicss Of
Supervisor. Town Clerk. aud Police Justice.
Dr. Marcus s. Havne. IL noted physician and
county. on Wednesday night. aged is. He was
9raWdustei In hls % profession from the Geneva.
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The Hon. sherburne n. Morrell. one Of the
Hampshire. died at his home in Colebrook on
towns Of Woodstock and coebrook twice zach
IN The Legislature. was twice elected State
OF the last Executive Council.
"A despatch received BY Judge Gresham, in
Chicago YESTERDAY announced the :, sudden
had been in bad health for some time. and on
Ia se Of Bis s y ia
President Of the Peshtieo Lumber Company.
Mr.. Patrick Colby Of Alston. and with ono
tho ste sS.S u
Colby belonged to one OF the oldest New, Eng
land families, his ancestors having settled IN
to Daniel Webster his father having married
u sister OF the renowned statesman.
Lewis J. TAYLOR OF Middle Hadjsm. Conn.,.
Vuhn HinIN uf n nDA pfn o0rl
around without assistance. would ride horse
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man 40 years younger.
Richard Beesley died yesterday at his home.
ton a OF Of diseases. disc He had been III % yeur. Me
was born in New Jersey siAty-six years ago.
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tend tho funeral services tomorrow.
The Rev; Loammi Goodnow Ware. pastor Of
ho CHURCH in 1 Roa;od VT died
Xne. ii. 1925. lie graduated from Harvard in
lS5o He was % pastor Of the BnrIngtSn on church by
whom live in Boston.
Richard Westlnks OF Kearny. N. j.. died
there on Thursday evening at an advanced
ana caiopna n' IN % 1sis and acaeirsd
competence. he leaves three sons and q
Mrs. Sarah Mackin. wife Of Francis Mackin
Of Newark. died ut her homo In that city on
connected with number OF benevolent insti-
tutions. and WAS widely known for her work
in the cause OF charity and Christianity.
p5an hayenGs Il Suns d:a s
home in Freehold Yesterday nt the aGe OF 6?.
MI. Lawrence was member Of the Monmouth
Justice OF the Peace.
county; died on Thursday alter q long illness.
Ia un M w hn
III southern tier affairs and was widely known
tlonal Hank OF Lewisburg. Pa. died on Thurs.
day in his 72d year. He was also President OF
brs ana had Sea Eewburs Since asS
Capt. Jesse Mott. who died at Barnstable on
Wednesday at the @ age OF Is; c;S9mmanded the
steamers. During the war be- commanded
several Government transports.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brant. who died at Elizabs,h
w was reisted to the s%oodrlfs Lums ms. and and
Tcwnleys., She had nix sons. five of whom
served in the war.
reSea With sRs eroe.y houss Of
home p rs parsntsin kesport last night after
Mrs. Ann Jones. who died at Hollidaysbpra,
Pa: yes,eI day, was 81 years old and !hs Oldest
esdssa sss Cent @ deoss. S cousin OF the
George B Hollar. a leading merchant and
the brother Of Postmaster Hollar at Sbippens-
bSisdsy hHfs Rs aSS assd g. fcm the effects OF grip on
Sister Mary Paul. Superior Of the Sisters OF
Charity OF the United States died on Thurs.
day night at the Good Samaritan Hospital in
Cincinnati
Rohart Koshler. . member Of the Consoli-
dated Stock and Petrolsum EAchauge, died
yesterday ut his home. SIG Tompkins avenue.
Brooklyn.
Mrs, Teresa Walsh, wife Of Chief Engineer
Walter Walsh Of Kearny. N. j., dropped dead
in Harrison on Thursday from stroke OF az.
oplexy.
Dr. George ". New. brother Of John C. New,
and one OF the oldest physicians OF Indianapo-
lis died yesterday.
John Lindsay. publisher OF the DAILY Labor
Bulletin, died at Peoria. ILL.,. yesterday.
Manhattan Athletic Club Meeting.
The Board OF Managers OF tho Manhattan
Athletic Club held a meeting at the club
honse last night. There were teventy-hvs now
members elected which brings Its membership
up almost to the limit.
A committee, consisting OF Messrs. Corn ell
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