The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-30
OBITUARY.


eiHn Fruit Exchange. "a State street, and
President OF the Fruit Buyers Union. died at
Pine Hin. Ulster county. N. Y. Friday evening.
His health hnd been failing for some time. and
his physicians had advised him to visit the
Catskils for rest. He was born in Germany In
1894. and In 1851 came to this country. He was
one OF the originators OF the foreign fruit
trade in this country. He began his business
career as a grocery clerk. His body will be
brought to his home in Jersey City for burial.
Mr.. Wegman leaves wife, two daughters. and
four sons
A picturesque figure In American amuse-
men,s died yesterday at North scituate Beach.
Mass. in the person OF "Old Father" Kemp.
which we're a rage some twenty or thirty Years
ago Mt kemg lived in Boston lie was s, Sa-
sS and 81
Ing the summer ut North ScituRte. and was
just, about starting for home whom NJ ieIl
part himself in tho concerts. generally made
mr as a. patriarch with flowing white benrd.
"srecs,' and heavy cane.
with the Sheril's ofilce In Boeton. and pre-
,iops t. that member Of the state con
% ss o Years. Es q ana Fad
AAsUs. END later snsh n
IsG5, and as warm friend Of John brown;
Whom tho war broke out no was appointed
a that capacity until the close Of the ie6eiiion.
FAM & f1s J.. in politics up to the
Capt. W. c. Crossley died in Madison. Conn.
S Sear t6 S cosstns sraSe
i Seius ' ,he MaSsie and Lucy during ,hs war.
A:teryard he carried on ship Sh nH. 10
gan which went ashore In 1885 on Long Branch
and was left high and dry on the sand. whore
ses cap SesS. sy S
launching her By forcing big streams OF water
under her keel which washed away tno s ad.n
Water Wat sA' ""' '"""" ~
"A sunstroke. received, on June % caused the
death 9! the Rev. Jacob Doerksen; = minister
Sa hf n sa dsy nsh ao ss
born IL west Prussia in s2s 70
once Of bis church in 1854 twenty years later
hs went TO baltimore. and for four years nao
Of or Al
work; Mi. Doerksen leaves widow and three
daughters.
DR.. Horace Hatch died at his home in New
sr"ser 81 Efd h.s q Eora Taylor q
Change lie was Ha' elso %smber OF the sweden
DorGan Society Of this city. For twenty years
f. EstIs 20 NsS HsHsn IL q
S S9GT tb TSs q Ii: so ssss s
enty-seventh street.
Aunt Emily Ward is dead at Detroit. For
tive generations lmily Ward has been s e az.
nss Ems e SH the Ute q
Aunt Emily when only 10 years old. owing to
hrn II. sn o Mehs
in 1922, later moving to Detroit. where Emilys
brother. L. b. Ward. became millionaire YES
sci owner.
The death record in the schuylkil Valley
among whom were Samuel Lands Ct Reading.
Mars Of Pine Grove and Hannah Lesher Of
lehTersbuIE each ~; Mrs catherine, R RoSs
IN b' S. Sohn %asSs Of
Anna Huntzinger Of Heginsvllle. 81. and Mrs.
Jacob Forysr OF Rehrersbure. 81.
p.4y . AsHs on rfFs Sas ss nst Pr
W. eks past she had been ailtnR; and had been
no better. she, 'returnsd e BROOKLYN OF last
The hs ssni VIII th hss
Charles Borromeo. In BROOKLYN.
Mrs Maria Crane: the widow, Of Jacob ":
e1 S ass :! ast
MR. e9e
i 'i' She e's was Member Of me Sixteenth
Street Baptist Church in this city. but moved
to Newark thirteen years ago.
Charles I. Brockway. cosresEond.nt Ct tho
Yesterday afternoon. OF brain fever He WAS
member Of the Common Council for two years.
and in 1889 he was selected To- carry tho cleo
toral vote for Connecticut TO Washington.
C. G. Merriwether. .sunerintendent Of the
Southern division Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company at Mobile. died ct noon yes
ierday. Mr. Merriwether held this place for
many years. and WAS well known tnrougnout
tho telegraph fraternity.
EreJ. Leech. Past Grand Sire Of the Supreme
Lodge OF Odd Fellows In the United states.
after an illness extending over several years.
He wa IS years old.
]. NJ. Kelley. Superintendent Of Blaine'a car
works aud formerly mi ster car builder OF the
Alabama Great Southern Railroad Mt Chat
tanooga. died on Friday night In Glen Cove
Springs. Fla.
Mrs. William Henry Peck. wife OF Prof. Peck.
the Florida novelist. died OF apoplexy in At
lania on Saturday morning. She was 50 years
Mrs. Mary P. Hudson. the wife Of Assembly
man Sheppert s. Hudson died mt Mays Land
ing. N. j.. on Friday night In her G5th year.
Eric J. Leach. former clerk OF the United
States Court. died at Keokuk yesterday. aged
60 years.
Mr.. George Hastings. an oil refiner OF New
Bedford. died on Thursday aged 81 years.
Fischer and SeIdl At the Beach.
An opportunity to hear Herr Emil Fischer at
his best will be presented twice this week. On