The sun., 1891-06-10
Wuffins
with
Bakng
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OBITUARY.

buuuenly At MS nome, 100 Last 1l6tn street,
shortly before I o'clock yesterday morning.
The imm ediate cause OF death was dropsv OF
the heart, caused BY BriRht's disease. from
which Mr.. Edwards had been suffering for
several weeks. Two weeks ago he won't
to the Catskills. but last Monday. see-
ing that he was growing no better.
lie returned homo. He had made prepR-
ratlons to 20 to England this summer.
Mr. Edwards had been we'll known to the
theatrical world for more than quarter OF q
century. He was born in Ross. Hertiordshire.
England. near Bristol. on Sept 8, 1924. He
was educated TO be lawyer. but spent a few
years in mercantile life About this time Ed
wards made the acquaintance Of J. L. Toole.
the comedian. and they acted together In ama-
tour performances. In 1883 Edwards decided
to mako the staRe his profession, and went to
Australia. He acted in few plays. and man
aged for while the Theatre Royal in Mel
and later With George fsSesit Rowe msnssed
San Francisco ip 1867 Harry Eds ards made u
fSuF to- to ssrn and In San
several several year, John MSCulIoueL's Theatls;
70 Boston, Whers s Was as
Huncss. sa M"S AisasssnSs isss ss Secams Ss In
Ho was acting stage manager. and played
Rsas "a Ss 3a 4s s
Tsh,nM Tith MTs Potter Ss, rst s,STrIns iony
sSs s,osDs sns jSS ssa |
e. NM palners H0s!fiH as Lord %'DfssS fsap.ls:
fSg" company On bis return short
fassd ssss ps S%%esny SFSS FS. saS% saSoo ,os ee
fNses Nosss. and nsS; his hsbc s o Mf a
t,io and ehoIsrie old gentlemen. and his. ST.
GS,y in hsndo1 HssarsnSe" and LGra 9o
cided favorites BesIdes attaining a high rank
in the theatrical profession. Mr.. Edwa1ds
Gs sssetSn n insects is ose
Of the most comnlets in ths, soupptry.
ena bT s On have
tlies was exhibited at the Eden Music in April
1888. He was President Of the American En-
FS3ScH ana Ssf 81 %:
Fund q America Mr. Edwards had no chill
fEs s He Ss %sGT s Tie s G
Brooke. He was an aenostic. and Il, ,re viii be
no religious ceremony at his iuporal.
Edward whclahsh. who died in New Haven
sf',s ,se s' s cavsa50 dazyns
SS y Ta detailed wbsh the
rode out tho armed caval,, lyman rode
,esn behind to Hpad his
han followed. il Grant remained in his tent.
Haven soldier did not take on his clothes He
military bearing. bold and sEiIiu rider. and
a soldier Of recognized bravery and a faithful
Of the entire army for his body guard. Whela-
han never tired OF defending tho Generals
character; and le ston,ly maiLteined that
war 8ru III r yom on had chased Grant around % ' as
much as have" he used to say. you wouldn't
habits" ~ ''~ '"S '''''''' "'S-' ''''
Of Mercy Hospital. .iiI'sbarsh died there - yes-
sisted In a surgical operation on sunday last.
SG o an a left w; ii H. % ssoS 1t. p
he emgrated 10, Frostburg. Nd and later
cane to pi'SbH'5sb He was sypssettoF on
p pspers IN th!s sisy and and ThilsdeIphs H. % WAS
degree oi Il. D. at Jefferson Medical College
ss psi
With the Mercy Hospltal 93nly three weeks;
We bis sn way edsss and
Gov, ohm p. Long. died yesterday in Boston.
aged g., He was widely known as a lawyer.
Clients the largest verdcts against rail-
roads and other corporaicns, ever rem
the House Of Iterresentatiyes. serving tho
5St year Ipon the The
mittee on Probate and Chancery, An exam
ination made by tho Legislature through him
The manas sement Of Ihat iHstItutlo9. MI Allen
sHo Library
John Noble died q. on Men IMSnday st the residsnce
lie ii y was born on Aug 81. ISL. At YorisIire.
Eng. and came to New York in 1871. He or
er the the f Urs " ms SoS Y0 hs
tation in this country, in 1858, when he exhlb-
slsting, OF one pound Of meta, drawn into a
He IT
and NSX YS1k H. wss
very YER II popuiar In the fhirteenth Assembly dis
'rict About two years ago no gave UP busi-
Russell Hotchkiss Hoadley. aged SO years
eI Vest street Mr. Hoade9 9'ss; Was
sH n1na hr WS &C. sSd
SnIs 10 w. %Sy op xSs E1 kSSW ssh
ather, who wa. the originator and Tor many |
Lears the President e the Panama Rail,oad
j MON Club and the Union League Club. He
married. Miss Alice Wrsson. Three sons and |
,Do daughter survive him.
The death is announced at Halifax Of the
Ion, samuel Creelman. aged 83. He was one
II the RECOMMENDATION politicians In Nova
scotia. and one Of the leaders OF the Liberal
,arty who united with the Consel yatives TO
AIRY the contedss, 6 d elton q the proyincss: He
nee. and when tho CONSERVATIVES were in
,ower. between 1873 and 1882. wa. Govern
nent leader In the Legislative Council.
John ". Saunders. professor Of ancient Ian.
.nsges at Hocklapa College died Ye,serday OF
i've OF Virginia, his fsther having lived 10 The
Valley. His father was u member
u Congress- before the war and q the Coined.
vas graduated at Hobart College In 1888. in
addition 70 teaching he WIS studying for the
Episcopal ministry.
John Robash for many years vol known
rapper and guide. died at his homo In Farm
ngton. Me-. on June 4. OF cancer In tho stom.
he best Uniformed man in Maine regarding the |
rreat northern wilderness and the various