The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18

JAHu PARTON. pursuits. principally
o biographical nature. Among the work.
for which he was chiefly noted wer'
a life OF Aaron Burr. in which HI
tried to rehabilitate Burr's character: a lifo o
: Andrew jackson. Zen. Butler at New Or
ieons." Famous Americans Of Recent Times.
consisting Of sketches Of Webster. Clay. Cal
houn. and their contemporaries; "The Peo
a2ns Of RSst q Somss S. SSd Dimes
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articles on various topics Tor newspapers end
TRag nag ynn Amons fhs yHTied conteIts Of r..
Parton 81 the execution 81 Damiens. who tried
wss 9son Ky vbs Iner
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not legal. They separated. after living together
second marriage was happier than his nrst:
to Newburyport In 1875.
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Of mechanics. He married In. 1912, and the
following year eamc to the United States, set
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BY his mastery, Of all branches OF iron design:
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n ahs Iron Works in tn city
him IN 1857 to design iron steams Hips iptend.
q e. e FRY, run between this city and New Orleans
t rsS Hs lander nde5 Mr.
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EsaaRSs II .af sHsy f. fss de}SsssRY
Railway Company. he was tie executive OH.
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the Manhattan. Mr.. Baird retired from hi,
WISH s opsS ps q II, t asab tine Pd until
eng ines and boilers He patented more than
IsssIyed IT, pstsnss Tor Nv within " sSs last tFo
months. Mr.: Baird leaves six children. the
Se at 90 ruas
day morning. The interment. which will be
| private. will be In Woodlawn Cemetery.
The Panf d. Iswsre Chanfta has inst died
famous nroso writer IN sansErit and Benss Si.
on the funeral pyre 81 their bus Stands 'i For
srRh s e Of G hs Ee Should Ss
e devoted to les conspicuous, aehevements
ing m.sSditatio1,.; and the gradual retiTement
small dsy4ass ~ sssS sHSsa raj
manner, At his home he had distrbation Of
Hs evoived also q" careful system Of stpe s aS To-
YideTs and orphans. to needy students to the
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charity was seeking out. the unfortunate In
humbiest o. mental dutles "
John Larkin Lincoln, who died in Providence
llanSuage ana litsratp il Brown University
noted ho c fE Sheass hnS
Tor classmate Henry Ward Beccher. After
1886. no was, a tutor in. Columbian College
95 ns ena
i Brown ,ThI}iysFsIty IN isso The tnrsS
German Snsrs Hsl
t6elpG elected an assistant t professor OF Latin
e ala great srSEe
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nous IN addition to his editions OF Liyy. Ior- |
the Bsa. HFsss On s sn
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always rojoced over every Brown victory.
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she from
Etnp' tho last a Eeer sn ns Ga sn. WssS
identlh herself with any church. but was a
sRe as aTay
HI iaths,i WeitSE BHn' Sss rsh iandoEPsr
Rsrried NJ rompkins but no died Si alter sas
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1914. and has been his almost constant com
Phs's'csGnn Snd SaPS upon saf Sa
n 1888 SIS to tender him the nominating
woa! ID ask Mary about It.. She had to BE- s'i per- re
as s its s M
The Hon: George Sumner Barton died yes
re Of the kce. tor Faes ! Maehias
sSn Eh hh he had
prOntise ss iosrney mar maehplst. n as "a
st % Ssn ts sSr Of FL ss ehFfs
poslt and Trust Company. lie was State
Senator for two years.
Mrs. Sarah p. White. tho Oldest inhabitant of
Me-. died on Thursday, aged 60.
Her. memory was remarkable, and upon ali
M1atteTs q LOCAL history she was an authority.
Mrs. Whites father WAS an officer In the kevo-
lution under Gen. Lafayette. and her recollec-
lion OF that Generals visit to this country was
vivid
The Rev. .Firmin Coppin. S. NJ. Supervisor OF
I, naTlst Gommunity and rector Of the
Victories IN Boston, died on Friday. aged %.
IN charge OF the French Catholics OF boston
Tor three years. He was native Of Lorraine.
h Mi r Ia% q 8f br PsPo senior o OF Rs%nSE
n L. died aTFh Thur in his 1+t1
he ship ArestHs. arriving In san Francisco In
,s g, OF tS fs%E year ne was mem
The Rev, X. d, !Glldden OF Enfield. Conn.
He'd Of heart trouble at his residence on Thurs
lay, He was graduate OF Bangor 1heologl-
~ Seminary, he has occHpisd several pull !
.regatiopsl Church In 1878 He was promi-
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