The sun., 1891-07-03
OBITUARY.

He was until recently the Cars intimate and
confidential friend. and gave brilliant balls and
dipners. Moscow had always been known - q
city where the Jews were better treated than in
any OF the other large cities OF the Empire. and
to the Jews. It Is said. Prince DolRoroukof
turned for financial aid. The jews. in return
for the kind treatment they had received.
poured many roubles into the Golfers Of Prince
Dolgoroukofr. To, these free gifts from tho
jews loans succeeded In due course Of time.
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was ea overwhelWedi :, with DEBT to the Jsws
struct a bath near the Cathedral OF Moscow.
The Cz1r's M indignation Ito j at this acton upon the
ronkoff enemies took dyantass Of the Cars
Tss; dd
not satisfy tie Gar: DoIgoroukon was soon
'Ss and the q srnnd af Pats sersiss p sSs
Czar' was appointed Governnr: The Prince
joineI the guards in 1929 In the Polish war
Z ne and .Se
trimea. His family Is one Of the most aristo-
cratic IN Russia.
oHp nss. oarbs esna hsa
day m9neg epieg 81 bis %as 2 FL
Of the RoboSen Ferry t"mpsny In 1915, aud
had been plotting boats across the North RIVER
ID = few Weeks ago. He Vas Captain sucsess-
AZ and the Fairy Queen. ier5y boats Ghioh few
oi the present ge1eration will rsmember % III! The
He was very proud q his record, and some:
times ss referred 6 to the fact that he hSd guided
thres sonsEcapi, Charles Carfoll q the ic5ry:
h5sSeswYfa IN SoW Yolt saa william o'Ff0' m''h'n'''
Ths HSn Ss 5%s s Esf s Eas sS ID p Poca q' :;
yesrs old., ge b was born st ESensSgIs: Pa;
armstrong county, In is45 he was ssnt to the
dss,sletSrs end served tire: terms 10 b Tes
Freernan. and f. 1886 and 1888 he was again
elected to the State Legislature.
John MCGUIRE janitor Of the Seventh DISTRICT
arrived from Ireland In this. country in 1916.
sas sres,. Ss' q G shs caiornis
pioneers that left this city in ls4S; He returned
q a. lifelong Tammany Hail Democrat. 10 viii
Mcclure 3ls East slxsy-iith street.
ing V druggist i ai Bnehamtcn. dled on Monday
s after long illness caused ,s by an accidental
n n psbe HS enS
as supervisor and as Alderman. He was a lead
ing Odd Fellow and q devoted Baptist He
leaves q wife and three children.
George ". Bailey Of Milford. Mass. we'll
known TO NIL old time theatrical and minstrel
people. died yesterday. He was connected
with the Boston theatres aR musician before
1858. Since then he has been engaged In the
brokerage business.
Can't Thomas Dyson. who died at Chester;
Pa. on Wednesday. was prominent Grand
Army man In Pennsylvania. He enlisted in
1861 in the Third PAnnsylvaniR Cavalry. and
fought In thirty -one battles.
Stephen Knowles who died at Lancaster.
Fa., on Wednesday. was one OF the pioneer
rutsmen Of the Susquehanna River. He was
81 years old. and had never had days Illness |
until two weeks ago.
Archibald Campbell. who died at Haddon.
field. n. J.. on Wednesday,. was the father OF |
nineteen children, fifteen Of whom are living. |
He was rs years old and very well OH. He had |
had two wives. |
John L. Hayes, q close friend OF Simon Cam |
eron. with whom he learned printing in Phila- |
dephia curly in this century, died at Mt. Jack. |
son. Pa. yesterday. In his Goth year.
Mrs. Ann, Doherty Of Aver, Mass. died Yes
terday at the age OF nearly los. She was born |
in Ireland. and came TO this country In lS40, |
She had fourteen children.
Albert c. Lippincott OF Long Branch died on
Wednesday lat his home there OF hasty con-
sumption. lie had been u Commissioner for |
three years.
Capt. Ira II. Owen. one Of the host known
vessel owners on the great lakes. died at Oak |
Park ILL.,. yesterday. ascd 6S years.