The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-17
OBITUARY.

| SoaIs VI ake No belteu IN wheeling, w. Va
where he lived until the breaking out Of the
war. He had some military experience a. the
commanding officer OF local military organ.
ization and when the call was made for volun-
teers he Immediately raised the first Virginia
regiment OF volunteers. OF which he was
commissioned Colonel May 25. 1861. Two days
after receiving his commission Col. Kelley left
| wheeling with his regiment for Grafton, then
in possession OF the Confederates under Col
poIterfield, who. on his approach. retrealed to
saeemsnt wo., one Of tho fr.t battiss 0 of the
severe wound in The breast, which at the Tine
was thought TO be fatal. That Same day Gen.
ssg GS Ks.S E. Mci .asd, FS%
believe 1t possible that one who has opened his
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Of T ;s aa af su Ssn His %s S G%
command Of the RAILROAD division, to which he he
General ON Us he ionsSt he s IF
eompiimen,ed by President Lincoln and Gen :
scott ,ien. Kelley served with distinction
a 81 ne sa a
Hna New Creek he wa brsvetted Major General.
was !. never once defeated. After hostiitie.
ceased he served for a term "a internal revenue
Eoin!si BY II, Is. Hayes SUPERINTENDENT Of the
Hot Springs In Arkansas.
Francis r. Hives, 70 years old, died at his
virsss family Il. Was s born sno in s!6smsrs
SHns % afH Was tho sSG e. o 81 :ss
ssSas Sy his hs Studies Ts sS. dss IT,:
reiarv OF Legation under Edward Everett.
s at the front q on 81 n in a
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Pgsayard: He was also an uncle Of Ameiis Rives
sHs .on n6s assss NJ nv.
ing this afternoon.
Mrs. Hannah Pool George a notable woman.
'S III d Ms%s sssa 81 81 rs Ss
S Fl Gsnea Of Scotch snd
s'Ss ss .s and .aoT ns.a As Dl Is.
troops fss SSx9.
He, was aiterward tried as rebel
Sod ID. Ta s5s dsas ads:
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sician. Since his death and that OF her only
child chi daughter. she had been an inmate Of
John Blake; fami!iarly known all ever tho
!erdsy in Cambridge Mass. He was IS years old.
where he learned shipSuiIdinr IL I came e.
THE s. co 9. years ago and settled
Boston and CharIesioWn. He removed to Cam.
his boat house has been at tho foot OF U0Wof
street. near the Harvard boat house. he was
tie counsry bus sRes for All thu
H fess ai u snss s'
Alexander Frazer. a well-known citizen of |
Baltimore and prominent among ths florists |
at Ss Soh"s Hospts tse
Ms gan sf S s.sSa sS
SsSs1! PSsss q m:Sisa - p
Maryland. Mr. Frazer was repured to b. tho
in whieh BE- OF the
The Rev. Charles W. Morrill,. who died Of
ihe Alpine. ThiEty;Isb!rd street and Broadway.
'he 81 iosndnR as & Absns chuSsR
until about ton years ago just before his
5s p% s SseS
me, ass!s.an. Of Mr. Morrill, He never &C.
Matthew Graves Ransford. an honored cti-
n. y. died on sunday, at the age o. 80 years.
go county. and accumulated q fortune BY ju.
dicious Investments in farms and village prop
WIZ who wss The
another ChenanRo pioneer. died scr'e years
ago. He leaves an only son; John II. RIusiord.
who 10 q resident OF Norwich.
:, Mrs; Thomas Nickerson. wife Of the former
presidep and the t Mds Of le Mexican Con
lens. died suddenly yesterday In Newton.
She a Ws' q fore:
ti%s TO the practical study Of the Spanish Ian
Ex-Alderman Michael ,McLauRhlin OF tho
seventh ward. Newark. died at his homo IN
that city on Wednesday evening. aged 50. He
Dor Of the County Board Of Chosen freehold
mems Association.
;, John. McLouehlin died at his home. 1os
aye iSs bBok on re
and Of qss e ehsn OF H tn; viii
this afternoon.
The Hon. Oliver Wyatt Of Dover. n, r.. died
several years In tho Legislature and was one
III, nso Is S oap' yom dSs2 f
with the banking interests OF the
own from 1856 until his death.
John McLauQhlin died on Wednesday at lO8
franklin aaysnne. BROOKLYN, in The 18th year Of
ocratlc organization in the Seventh ward and
'nr long time had been clerk In the Tax
Office. Hc leaves wife. two sons and two
1aughters-
Samuel Silsbes OF Lynn. Mass. died vester.
lay. aged 30. In ante-bellum days he was ono
of the promoters OF the underground railroad.
md many slave owed his escape to MIR. Sils-
)eeH Assistance. He was member OF the
1rst Board OF Aldermen in the city OF Lynn. In
1850.
Stephen Foster, the Oldest resident OF Branch. |
lille. Sussex county. n. j.. died last week at
he extreme ago OF "a years and 10 months. He
vas native OF Vermont. but had resided In
'nssex county and been actively engaged In |
business since hi youth. He leaves son.
RAlph Bennett. who died at Mannheim. Pa,
~ Wednesday. was noted throughout south.
hat section. lIs trained moro winners than