The sun., 1891-07-11

Thomas Terry died yesterday at his home
967 Lafayette avenue. Brooklyn He was born
at Oueenrort. Long Island. in 1870 He was
Tor forty-nye years the proprietor OF Terry's
foundry In Power street, Williameburgb. In
1886 he retired. He was brother OF Samuel
b. Terry OF BROOKLYN. For many years no was
q trustee OF a Methodist church in Williams
burgh. He leaves four sons and one daughter.
Thomas Terry Jr. George Terry. william
Terry and Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols. all OF
Brooklyn. aud Samuel u. Terry OF Arlington.
tho house. on saturday. at =. NJ The inter.
ment will bo In Evcrgreens Cemetery.
DIR. David Matthews. who had been q police
day njrLt al his home, "A West 1920 street,
from from heart disease. lie was yid2wer 90
missioner Matthews Dr. Matthew'S was grad
uatod from m M TIE uollege Of Ihysi.ians ana Sur,
O. nm 6range cTy ne Tas .s WAR anl Was In
sherman's Atlanta campaign.
is nizaeeth 3 llill farksr widow Of the late Hon
stv o asei c. a'd Mrs hsG SarRsP LAD
hcen nm Invalid Tor many years. but still out
Ssd Mss s se o Sc eer Fs R EhH
of Exeter. ami sister Of the late Hon. +. w;
H & he same W shs say.s p3 adon,cd
promiI, ent citizen Of .Watertown.N II ass. died
yesterday. aged ~ He went 70 California IN
huus Iotui niuH. tooh uiN iosIueheO III
tenant OF the Eighth Massachusetts Battery.
manded the somerviIe Light Infantry. a, hIev-
ing reputation for personal courage.
james .kiernnn OF 36i Fourth avenue. a
Hs c n &. c
tsyenth dis,riSt disd yed5iierday at the SeW
years old. aud be was Appointed to the City
Court clerkshp by Judge McAdam seventeen
years ago.
.Capt. Il. ". Simpson. a native OF Brunswick.
Me. died In Snn Francis co last week. Tho de-
ceased was brother OF the Hon. e. @. Simpson
OF Brunswick He went to California during the
aniassed n inrGe fortune .Th. remains will be
brought to brunswick for burial.
A, Asseem,blyman John +; Hgyl;r, representa-
ease at his home in Tenafy N. j.. este,day.
he had served several terms as assessor OF
IN The War hs
WINS 81 years old.
The Key Charles I. Tueke, died on Thursday
at N9rWich " e. aSeo1mnrStipn Of
for! BIoiEins,,n: i i,., lie leaves a widow and a
Col: William Hayward died Yesterday at
chuss,t.s IN lsi9 and secured several thousand
him rich.
Col James s. Grouse Of Syracuse died late
IN 9 at lis was fatSSrs SSra
his education at the Undertook AcaIemy.
DR.. William Dounan. who died al Burgetts-
town. Pn. on Thursday. had practised medicine
was 81 years old and is survived BY his wile.
whom he married lftythree years ago.
Mrs. Mary Sloan. who died at Lancaster. Pa.
on Thursday. WAS % years old. Living 10 the
same house with her was Mrs. Charlot tte Mes
.enkof. who ia " years cid. Thelr birthdays
came on the same day In March.
The Hon. John B. Hoke. tho first Treasurer
OF Fulton county, Pa. did on Thursday at
McConnn nllsburg. He was for long time Assoc
ciate Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas He
wns 80 years old.
Mrs. George .Rorer. who died at Norristown.
Pa. on Thu sday. lacked two months Of 80
years Of Rge. Ter husband died ten years ago
at the age OF 96. He was u veteran OF the war
of 1872
Sussman Newlnnd. for twenty-five years a
merchant OF Rondout. Is dead aged so. He
was member OF several secret organizations
and P.esiueht OF the CongreGa ion Emanuel.
Henry Callahan. a well-known conductor on
the Northern division OF the Delaware and
Hudson Co 1panys railroad. died at Whitehall,
n. Y, on Monday, aged 81.
Mrs. NJ. A. l.. Frost OF Yorktown. Westchester
county, died recently at the homo of her aon.
George Frost. at Greenfield. Ulster county.
aged II.
Mrs. Cornelia G. Wells. for forty years a
teacher in ;be public schools OF the town aud
city Of Oswego. died suddenly on Wednesday,
aged 6S.