The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-23
OBITUARY.

hho pVVh huuouhNcu III tub CNDlB u0sphLCDcS
was one Of the foremost writer's In Spain. Hc
was native OF Guadix. n town Of Granada,
and was In his nifty ninth year when he died.
Ho founded weekly literary review la Guadix
when he was 20 years old. The year following
be became leader In Madrid OF the Drama
dine Colony" movement against the reigniAg
dynasty. editing sa,irlcal paper OF which he
was not proud in after years. His frst novel
years after he was u soldier in Morocco. where
no edited a camp journal. and fought SO val:
ia INIT, sh That hs was DECORATED. Hc afersard
active ia politics. was ,exiicd. but returned 10
NADIA In time to take Iart In the revolution
twenty years his zen has tecn prolific in
Novels IS 81 which the best is said TO be FL
Or OVID + Wells died last night at his resi-.
year OF his aye. He was born in Berkshire
@.ea Mass In lS WAS the
one p re founders Of the New 9rk Academy
during the cholera epidemic OF 1882. and
WAS In charge 81 the cholsra hospital IN ,hs
Public School Society, in tho days when the
Sssp ah0S ana N also held The once ,S 2,
establishments OF the Board OF Health. DR..
Wells had always lived in the neichborhood
In West Tweniiotn street When his was tho
only brick house above Washins ton square.
James D. F,antz. for more than thirty years
IN The Dslawars vision Of The Lris Sairpad.
Died a. his home at Port Jeryis on Tuesday.
Cn wSsh 30 as1es nr
entered, the service OF tho Eric road as 10, o.
Inter he was rromoted TO engineer and set to
running nrst.class passenger trains between
lie sd up to his as Illness
ono OF the founders OF the Drotherhood Of 10:
Port Jervis. tie leaves u wife and two grant
children tho Offspring OF lis deceased daugh-
that Jorry Hutchinson died on Tuesday at the
E"ek Eiahs p Election Board When SeSrasSs
was was admitted as state. He 'houGhtlesily
sSSe To so1 TS n % X Ss
iounS That Il ROCK Ilus was s the new new
the aIlest lawyers In. the Territory at hat
having the Rock Biuiis returns. thrown out
thus idopling the CONSTITUTION. which resulted
in the admission OF the state.
David W Miller. whose funeral occurred q, 2.
ceiebrstci his golden wedding seventeen wears
ago having been married ut the age OF n.
children died before their father. Mr.. Miller
was born in Germantown in 1903. and WAS
Rss nasn IL many a
enternr;ses OF pitts9nrgn III In 1897 he es,n6-
Ky witch Iep ii tGireen steamers runnnx 10
Mississippi ports IN the commission business.
Walker Hartwell. LAWYER Of this city. with
nm Office at 20 Nassau street. died Of heart dis
gS. sSt VII e Sased II his
Old and unmarried. He was graduated from
Harvard In 1873. and was clerk in Tho office
% W s1 he resrned and enteped private prac.
tee. lie wns q member OF the University and
the Young Mems Democratic Club.
os JUN %as Se wew OF sae
survivors OF the M ssionary force, which under:
the Pacific islands in 1919. During 1881 she
and Mr. Armstrong were residents OF the Mar:
ccannibnlism. she labored more than thirty
Islands
wasnns,on ccmmande7{ Knights TIemea;
BIZ Dr. Austin ". Holden. The historian ., Warren
county. and u physician and Masonic brother
we'll known throughout the Stale. The ritual
was performed at the grave by Charles H.
Grand Commandery. and Prelate Charles II.
SturGes. both OF Saratoga.
George Scott. a vetei IN printer. died Mt tho
BROOKLYN. on Tuesday evening. in the us. year
q hs
Greek and Hebrew works published by the
Aprle tons. He was a member OF the New
oo1k esn,Sry Society for more than
prominent citizen oi Trenton, y. y; died ou
and o became resident Of Trenion IL $50. AZ
the outbreak OF the war Of the rebeIlion he ep-
OF se "a" At tie Battle Of Cold Harbor. lie
leaves wife and three children.
Aaron r. C0rTsh ara on Mepaay IN
Sets sets Ills time OF teaching covers q period 0,
room. He was particularly successful IN Mt
ting pupils for the high school, Several gen.
instruction from him.
David Neumann Of the firm OF r. Neumnnn
4 O.. importers OF fine Leather died on Tues ef.
day In Geneva swtz.rland sls , came e RAMS ns
on accouLt OF civil troubles. He was one Of
the most innner!ial pembes OF the darmonie
Prot. f. Fl. Stanley of Oberlin College. for
iegr. died in Oberlin on Wednesday,. after a
t efa.scai Ir srada 81 Me"p! rn,Sn College.
He leaves a wife and two small children.
Gabriel Deluercy. formerly favorite tenor
Mt the Paris Opira-ComiIue. blew out his
brains recently at his residence In the sui urbs.
He was " Yea od and O. late years han been
pearing In curtain. raisers there.
Daniel Becbe. the oldest inhnbitsnt In
Thornbury Township Pa, died on Tuesday in
his ,9iih year. lie was an old,time Msthodist
born in England. and left many descendants OF
the second and third generation.
Among tho aged persons who have dted in
Pittsburgh the last few DAYS are William
Tate. ST.. sb;. Mrs. Christina shcidley. ~:
Samuel Hoyd. 10; John C., Kennett. G6; Mrs;
Mary a. Hughes, 10: Mrs. Jane Porter. G2. and
Maria Thompson. 10
A report from Winnipeg. Man. says that Al
fred Byron. a son of the late Henry byron.
the English dramatisi. has been killed 10 the
Rocky Mountains, either by his own hands or
by an enemy. He Joined the Northwest mount
cd police force five yenrs ago.
The Rev. Firman Robbins one Of the Oldest
and most widely known ministers In the New
jersey Methodist Conference died at his home
In Bridgeton yesterday morning after ap ILL
ness OF one week. His age WAS G3 years..
Jesse Carpenter. who died at Wilkesbarre.
T)o Nav tha II n n tho WI As.