The sun., 1891-03-04
OBITUARE.

Aork WHO ioIt on cAturuky Attor iehruiuR that
her brother was in imminent danger Mr..
Hall was we'll known in financial and CONNER
clal circles in this and other cities. He was
CA ssars old. and for many years was . nom.
Der Of the firm Of Campbell. Hall & Co. 10
Nassau street. He retired from the firm ten
years ago. He was an original director IN the
New York Elevated Railroad Com
many and became director in the
Manhattan Elevated Company at the time
OF the consolidation. He was also q
director in tho Richmond Terminal and
was interested in the Central Railroad and
Banking Company OF Gsoreia and In other
Southern investment companies. At ono ume
Mr.. Hall was Vice-President Of the Union
Leagus Club. Besides his town house he
owned beautiful summer residence Mt Tarry-
which went South about two weeks ago. and
Tss taken ~ at Atlanta ne a isen WSnt aIS ,3
wss s.ssiss Sr With aS p.ss Ssns' Of n' anu
sloane dIea yesterday az the s residence ,1e
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health again caused him to s; retire srI,Ssn from
ssrpss Ms% eompny sas n0x r s ve s" three
Ss.s. sS .pS .S JONI < FsSs. X. Sn
byterian Church. Madison avenue and i25th
will be at Stamford.
Capt. Andrew Manning. who died at Clinton.
rom S. 81 Sos ass
years ago. and many fugitiy, slave W was wa ss. 70
Sns sRsiHsfe s Dsee sasy Can't
four tons. was the irst sailing public pleasure
creased as ID so ] rapidly ,hat Capt Manning disposed
Of the old Vision aa ,I pnrcsed T 9th the n more com
Was sssus supsrssdsd srS' BY Young America a fins
slxty.son boat which the Captnin s1nssppesnha
ias ana % % ss
boat ut sayannal lie added to his collection by
the urshase Of five sailbSats known ss :he
Annie. Warren. Gunner. Rapid. and Fanny
MaSnIns M Would Would s sail down the bay In the ser:
papers OF the time. and secure the names Of in
arrival.
1he SS SsGEss vi " faafs q
place yesterday. aged 50. He was the son OF an
English army officer. His parents removed to
York city, and then went 70 TunkhannoSk. Pa.
came propristor pS ~ Of the % Ioc6e HoIel in 1868.
and he made q fortune IN that business His
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% Quay Sss. gosn csssns s Gen: William Lily.
GhaunceX F. Black. AttGrney. General Cassidy.
who % have been we'll known in Pennsylyania
and national politics. Iol. Hunter had been
sick for year with the grip.
at e New S%H Hartford. N n. y: on Saturday night:
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Gen Charles 7: Hiliyess Of Hsstteord o died =
a's nssiSs Hr' q drandSy Conn. He secumalatsd
very large properly and has oee1 sSnsdsred
L lie seI S:Ss 5;
President o! tho hlna National Bank. Two
daughters also survive MIN.
Quincy street. brooklyn. In his 7sth year. He
SS rrsa so
nue. nue. Methodist Church, He los, % . scn and
interment viii be at Hudson.
The Rev; John B. Boetysss died a. g.:
morning. aged 56 years. He was born IN Cor.
many. and was ordained priest In 1856. He
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Helena. Ark.
Lysander 7. Best died on Sunday at his home
lyn. in his olst year., He was Wholesale dia-
OF the Universalist Church Of Our Father. and
he served as trustee ,or sIX yeaEs Ms He leaves
take place this afternoon.
]. Henenee Carter. an old Snowman; lecturer.
and actor, is dead at the ago OF IS. He WAS q
OF bs and Rs Ams
Zouaye Troupe OF little girls whose drilling
astonisned this country Ct that time Mr.
In poverty.
Elijah L. Knowles died at Orleans. Mass. on
Mopdny He Iepre@seS.esSa1 @ Pa bis IS dlssTct SI IN The
land revenue collector: for hvo years. Mr.
hnOw0H WAS Also one OF IIl0 pCOIuOt0T6 OF Inc
Cape Cod Central luilroad.
Mrs. Jane Phillips. the mother of Mayor
90 years She was born IN Chelsea, England.
She owned . great deal OF property in PAter.
son anu Long Branch. She was married twice.
her second husband being the late T.. H. Phil.
lips. o New York furrler
DIR, Oliver Chambers died at Scranton. Pa,
Monday. pgad AZ years. He was graduated
from the medical depart mont Of the UnIvers
OF Now York in 1855. WAS In the YOnkers Hos
pital for Two years. and then went to Scranton.
He was u member OF the Lackawanpa Pension
Examining Board.
Lencock, Pn.. WAS ~ years old. A month ago
o sister died. nged 30. and two brothers and
two sisters yet survive him, all OF whom are
more than Is years old. Mr. Eaby was a mer-
chant ut Intercourse for over half century.
Mrs. Mary Francis. widow OF the late Capt.
John FrHneis, . well-known and highly es-
teemed lady died at her home In Windsor.
Conn. on Saturday. aged 81 years. One OF her
Hartford City Bank.
John s. Morgan. one Of the most influential
men VI Groten. near New London. is dead. aged
~ years. He had been identified with every
enterpriss benellcial TO MS town. which be rep
The Rev. j. c. Furman. d. d.. one OF the best