The sun., 1891-05-18
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,SnaEiob h. IToSDy OF l,3fb Loxln9t0n avenue
died suddenly yesterday at ChemnitE. Saxony
He was born in Montreal in 1887. came
10 New York in 1855. and entered Rich
ard Browns dry goods store. at Thir,
| teenth. street and Broadway. In the hos.
| iery department. Since 1876 he had been
bnyer for Arnold Constable & Co. and 10 was
abroad for them. at the time OF bis death.
Several years ago he purchased John Hem
derson's nursery in Flushing. comprising
seven acres devoted to rose culture. He
was a Knight Ten,plar Of Palestine Com.
MssSsli he sem 't 1sesl Soii..' u. vSe 3 ~ ps1s.
bSsaHss. bESGH: .iss ss Ss a:Sss4s sss
Simpson. whose husband IL mem;
s1s of the m 2,
em6aimed and viii vi bs T brought Il 10 o New York.
Patrick wilii1ms died on SATURDAY At 20
trsstins business ios nearly aity Years; SSarlpss
700 buildings. .am"ne. which wss. the Catholic
Church o. q, Mary's Star Of the Sea, He Vas
FGn with the &
e his ng,operty IN Gr9ud avenue AZ the time tim Of
esssSr. s sG SS BY
tConn.i .Rrpubliran. diea yesterday morning:
after lcnv illness. Of consumption. aged 4g
-
years tdIloE oI Il he RsDs6iiean: Hs "a. "a 9
when 10 years old in the Third Regiment New
York In1stantry 1s .I and served three years In re
son. who is about 20 years old.
Among the deaths last week In southern CEN
s E ,Se psE'op 50 d
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ra Bss.y aHisE aSch hs'9fs ss%9F An
E%se Tsla s Ms ssrsh Il Tser
Andes. go. - ~
,Earclsse Dami. 2 first cabin pesssngsr on
asd Nay hs tv:s
Ss M .s Fra hs Dy es
and RsS ssr severn "a:
and will be sent on to Mexico. II.
Mrs. Margaret hughes, one OF the oldest and
bes,-known Catholics Of Elizabeth. died there
and for 9Sny sears sISst sEs KEPT 81
bureau Of Information for women In Elizabeth,
sister Mss 4 ss, Ssps
superior Of the Trenton convent. died several
M' nIGhe' was sister OF The
-G Blaise soHies, 81 one Of the best kncxn W sai!-
dehce IN Barnegat on Saturday night aged 81
Il nS
road. He had been connected With steana-
ship and railrond lines for the past fortY,Ie1rs.
DEATH was due to an aggravated attack Of Ia
grippe. e-. : .",5
Mr.. John P: Pteirer. for. many years leader
Of the Naval Academy band. died in Ann
spoi,s yeste.T5dnay @ .5n morning: aged ~ years. 4
SsSas a: 1lss ~ ~ .hs los
Naval Academy hand when he was the loader.
Miss Susan Collins died ut Norwich. N T. son
Wednesday. in the. g5th year OF hqr age. She
ace. and % she lived the serene and Sions Pif Pife en-.
Ia TelparEable degree to the day Of hsF death.
Charles ". Taylor, who died last week had
bseu the .leadine Justice of the Peace At
He was prominent in Republican political
circles In Schuylkill county. He was "a years
Eliza A. Long. who died in Akron. Ohio. on
that city. city % having worked in the ' eompesine e ne
husband was one Of the founders Of tie papsr.
Dr.. Joseph G. Oegood. the oldest practitioner |
'iale. He was ;ss years old. and had been In |
where he die1. 'o ''," 'o"A
Alexander Kennedy. President OF the phenix- |
VILE Pa, National Bank. died last Thursday. |
led Il With b Psnnsylvania Granger matters. iuoN
DR.. Charles W. Carle OF Kingston. Pa. died
Inst week. He was u successful specialist. and |
lad very large practice. He WINS the oldest |
son OF ex-Congrsssman Lyman Carle.
cy i .ad fShs s S h ,saI Hs a. s.s
Susuuohanna lumberman. -, 7'fN
John Able died Yesterday ut Easton. Pa. |
aged ". after shorttlness. ~ 4, 9