The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-04
OBITUARY.

Cant Nathaniel Richards. q famous whaling
Captain and the oldest native OF New London.
died at his home there Sunday. aged 90 years
and months He was born on Sunday. on
the first day Of the month. and his death took
place on Sunday. Nov. l. Early In life Capt
Richards made many whaling voyages from
New London and other ports His last voyage
was made on the ship North America. owned
by Williams l. Haven Of New London. After
having made fortune in whaling tho
Captain lost most OF It in investments.
The Captain had mnny thrilling adven-
lures at sea. In 1921 lie sailed in
Stonington brig to the South Shetlnnds
and few months later cruised OF the coast OF
Chill for hnir seuL The cruise was very
profitable ono. but on the day when the North
America was about to sail for homo band OF
CHILEAN soldiers rushed upon one Of the bont's
crews Just as it was about to leave shore for the
brig, took tho sailors prisoners and compelled
them to join the Gillian army. Cart Richards
was member Of the crew that was taken.
Chill was then in the midst OF q rebellion.
and the Captain and his comrades were
pressed into the Governments service. For
several weeks no Ind plenty OF lively skr-
mishes with the insurgent troops. but ono
night he and his companions deserted from ON
@ s
s f5 and Tow wesks er we're sent
h home "A0 ~" "''N' ''''' "' '
FIRST Napoleon. is dead in Rome, aged 7s years .
than That Of his bTothers: i!etarnns to France
alter the reNoIutlon q teDIuhr{i ne WIS
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again BY the sSs Of tdc st9 e
months da.er M nn T Sru Ia rene;xad tbo
title Of Prince Ho was the sshGnr Of the
lhilotogst pnbIishedb BASQUE Gra q o and
sS H% st. n mah %ots Ms vas tie i'm
in the French and Italian languages.
dsn 1. o of Washingt"n HogSts died in savam
neced The Of Public Works
fer the deramep He was SGTn in u Wss
- years ago. e thn Fra artlinrv d,rin1
the Mexican a nv war ar In 1880 he became an in.
ys Hs remains n viii be bro"sh
to this city Tor burial, escorted by a detach-
mspt e the dsorsia Hnsss,s; Tho funeral i
Wednesday mo MnInSv DAINTY co,,octor
CauT. James Haa ~ III, h,mn mi strnnt
old o and DIVA was born in Ireland He came t. this
cnnntry at the ago OF III. He served in the
roamiar army under Gen. Harvey and WAS the
nniv frish off,cnr in the TW.ntisth Mussachu
sets Infantry, the Harvard regiment. He WAS
commissioned CAPTAIN by Gov. Andrews for
bravery. He was 4 member Of the Executive
Committee OF the Washington Republican club
and conspicuous in all Irish patriotic move
ments.
wendell II, Lane, a young man prominent
among the builders Of Bangor. died suddenly
OF lockiaw on Oct. 30 at the Lake House.
Greenville. Me. A few woeks ago. while en-
gagged in building, operations ut the Maine
state college,. Mr. Lane steppeu upon u nan
which penetrated a.. SOLO Oh t ms inot. Inc iie,
Tounn nea,"u anu wa2 pn ~ W. n,, i .S
last lhess Was Yer uah v' iman+ y ~ 10
years cd ON! VA tn;t ,neasinl VI"
Hsiness He leaves a widow and one child.
80, - ~ H., t,,hn,nt A ssan,tI,,no,,
W y2senn VI y; ni itv and Ma;or Jnhn NH
I W. MA vostortav ~ nm NJ his hama
in T,advile' lis was born in 1910, and spent
his nnrlv liza in iii" eastarn Dart " Prnnsyl-
vania. lie learned the printer trade and srent
several years in the office Of Gen Cameron
and n warm personal friendship existed be-
tween them through life.
James Waring: native OF Monticello. sull!-
van county. but for seVentyiilv years resi-
dent OF Monroe county. was nurled IN nuGaesS1
probably the olucst res'uent o! hocneSter WHO