The sun., 1891-12-10
OBITUARY.

than quarter OF a century had been manager r
OF the Boston Journal. died suddenly on Tues
day at the Vendome. his winter residence. He
was 05 years old. His father founded the Bos-
ton Advertiser In 1913. and in 1922 purchased
the Saturday Epenin0 Gazette. In 1S47 the son
became tho proprietor and he remained at the
head OF the paper until 1855. While managing
the Gazeae Mr.. Clapp wrote work entitled "A
Record OF tho Boston Stage."a historical vol
uno which has been the standard authority in
matters OF local dramatic history. Drama In
was. also written by him. From 1880
until after the close ,of the war Mr.
eap9 81 eRe IN s n
1850 OF the Board Of Aldermen in 1854 and
ls.s5: 1. and Pr The STATE senate IN 1850: He was
Of Gov, Andrew. In 1885 he, BECAME asso-
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became associate editors. When Mr.. Stock
more Ten Mr.
he cond ducted until the present year: He re:
signed three months ago on account Of III
the New EnesnS Pe
Jones Who dsa ofess days sso n
iss snS sas M
Great Br!tan was Used nrncipaily nc Tor a!t tie
ensi inser 6o fell in love With pretty sirf. <
rns ese dark s Tha sy ensne
the track. and Jones was hurt. but not serious
y He suspected HE rival: and proceeded to
finally picked him up bodily and threw him 81
feet The man struck feet foremost on the
roof OF house, and escaped with but few
railway company ] p paid % the % ine. % and he oi mar @
ricd his sweethsart- Jones had been In this
country since 1850.
RT; G Francis p%Sna,dson. De- Professor Of Diseases
clans in Baltimore. died. yesterday: aged 50.
lied. however; and hopes were entertained that
he might again b9 able to leave the house. but
II tho Of
many articles for medical periodicals. and was
sha member Of The e,.s,dinf MEDICAL societies Of
for long time at the, University Of Maryland.
bHt In recent years devoted his attention to
his specially.
HHosrdtal h. on Monday OF Getitonttis. aged 70
% q 81 ans
Keeper q the House Of Rcpresentatiyos at
to the press on political topics. lie never mar.
Eed HG Is g survived Ny BY two brothers Dr.
The United States Navy. and DID, Dr. William WS1n g. 8.
other popular works OF fiction and travel.
and 9 Ghss q nsh ssa ussyss
Monday. aged 81 years. He was born n West
n 9nd srdaasa in
tiss at Gsyafa n Y; and sontinaed there IntIl
great interest In educational matters and long
served as Commissioner OF Schools for Schuyler
fESI%nty and q the E%ra Board OF
DR.. David 8; Smith of Irvington, N. J. died at
Rne,Hmonia He was 60 years , Sld Hs Eas for
Ste q iS1 3A% fsf %eSa
rsb s he II BALI
when the club defeated the Atiantics OF Brook
lyn. His wife survives him.
James Lindsay q Lynn Mass. dieS yss,
he was ia business in Honolulu and was we'll
known to the Sandwich Islanders. Ho was the
MetSodist prescSer @ hem Poi join lindsay d4se. Pre.
ssas s4ossr Esfs s also e bs b. Rs Rfn assS Ga i Ssk big
York. 10 "''' O'' " 'A' ''". u ''"
Ra Mrs Gathsrns O. YGG'u%ggm%aa G'u% ga.,t wife oi the
sfSaSs In Et9n IN i y SgoS S2
who has been professor at Lafayette for
thirty years
Henry j.. Steveng. 'weil-known Boston
lawyer. died yesterday, He was Interested in
many corporations was President Of the
e Boston and snd counsel
The Hon. Harris C. Hartwell. ex- Presid ent OF
the MASSACHUSETTS, Senate, died In Fitchburg
1t 10 o'clock last evening OF rheumatic fever.
som plicatsd by pneumonia He leaves wife
and two children.
- The Rey. NJ. A. Hallahan OF At. Marys
Church. Ticonderoga. died on Saturday The |
new church built by Father Hallahan was used
'or the first time at his funeral
George Brown. the Fenian. who was con-
'icted of taking a prominent part in the rising |
u 1877. but who was afterward amncstied.
lied In Ireland yesterday.
Major Milbone +. Watson. IA graduate from |
West Point in 1880 d led at the Soldiers Home. |
n Dayton. o.. yesterday. Of Bright's disease.
j. Cant II. J. 4. Hanna Of Kansas. Past Eminent |
irand Commander Knights Templar Of that
State. died In Washington on Tuesday
Charles T. Philbrick ~ Boston died on Tues
lay. aged 93 years. For nearly generation
le had charge Of the Common.
w. y. Florence to he Buried To-day.
Tho body OF W. J. Florence, the actor. was
placed in ths receiving vault at Greenwood to
wait the return Of Mrs. Floroncc. who was