The sun., 1891-01-05
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apparently In excellent nehltn. no nnu put On
his overcoat and was about to drive to the
Church OF the Annuncntion near by whom he
was stricken. His eldest son. Charles NJ,
found him lying upon tho floor OF the broad
marble corridor. Mr.. Donnely was conscious
and recognized his son. nephew. who was
visiting the house. helped to carry him Into
the library. and the family doctor was called.
but medical aid was OF no avail. Mr.. Donnelly
was born in Secon ayonue. In this city. and
was educated at Georgetown College. He was
trained for the legal profession, but never
rractised law. Ho joined the dry goods firm
OF Fisher. Donnelly h Co., which went
out OF existence upon the death OF his
brother Mr.. Donnelly made q comfortable
fortune in the dry goods business, and he in:
It is an old fashioned mansion in the centre
Yard f' Mr.. Mr. bonneily DOM INV was H made a Tax Com
Mayor ss Hsys5 fHis haa &
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married M. Donnsiiys sister, He leaves .
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Charles T. White the veteran negro imper.
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dsy;; sS; White vas born in Newark on June
he siSs9 sds sss Sss q" e bGssss
time, when the leaders were Frank Brown,
ilIiy Whsaiioss; Dan Emmet, and NJ.
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lore this he ran the Eph Horn and White White Mn. Mn.
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4 tho Ssw YORK Lodge Of the r. 3, r 8. Els.
f WITCH VII Be oosk
croft Shersrdi q The seuiS xtisntio sausa-
'd oe n Harf strss s h 81
her rseth year shs had oesn an nyfa
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her mother and her sister rs were prosHut at
born s 's IN SeWsrk but While While aHiA sui i siri
she vent to san A. FTWanSiseS with her parents
f0F I2InOr was DE W Alt6E H. hOCkWou b pQy.
scian.. Her marriage to Admiral Gherardi
took place about eighteen years ago, while he
IN at sh % hs NnSy Rp
banosn and Rs sES
tuts % In Brooklyn. The funeral viii % take place place
from, St AIMS EpisSSopal iS Church Sp the
Annapolis.
J. Huntington wolcott. one Of Boston's oldest
residents. died yestNsrdHy. W N q aged s6 years Tho
% noied IN mt the annals AMI Of New ts1s En- land. His
Oliver wGSot q the
f6 81 Els sd The %hee @
eG who for thar eft sbs was dse
tion Tor Governor. An elder brother Of Fred
eek sscams GoSernor 9f GonEsstous having
asss woeSst s Born Snf
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tile house OF A. & A. Lawrence Co. first as
clerk, then as partner.
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m IL Snon 81
with his mother. At the age Of Is Baker on
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teen months was confined Il Libby and other
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the termination ., tho war. He was member
OF the Farragut Veteran Assoctation. The In
terment will be made In Mt Olivet Cemetery
with military honors.
Le Roy Bonesteel. conspicuous citizen Of
Damascus. Wayne county. Pa. was buried
and spa se
psrs q hs
a week. At the time Of his death he was pro-
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many prominent New Workers. He Was 65
Kandeph coyls: Assistant ss United States D!s-
SSsssd Asssiss HsrS NJ Of Ss SnpI.%s
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h was thorough and careful LAWYER. Mr..
GSyS ioT .; al Gassde
resSsn In kRnsd
Ra K IL s5 ana ss sihe4 h
manufacturers in this country. Theodore was |
SS 81 c e
leaves wife and three daughters.
a. Caesar Hornbeek. a M pious old negro; died on
ths Last day Of Re od year arsS. s
Known. lie thought. that hs was shout los |
yesrs old and hs hsd paced Tie
is rsputed to be about s6 years old. "''~' "'-0
Mrs. Alanson Wilder. aged 8S. Of North Par
msi, mss %son shiEsa 81 iEon q pgnss eass sssd sssdS
Elizabeth Grace e. Hawki33s 3 81 ssed d. "a, and ".
western New York, died last week.
Rumelia G. West. wife OF w.. Fl. West Of
Primrose 4 West died Mt the Continental Hotel
on Saturday. after long illness She was a |
daughter Of the la,e E. Joy Morris, once MinIs-
ter to Turkey. The remains will be taken to
Philadelphia this afternoon.
The young wife Of Mr.. George Wilkinson Of
the New Jersey Nickel Plating Company died
at her home In Newark on Saturday night OF |
an overdose OF morphine, taken to allay ner-
vousness and produce sleep.
Edward Horan died on Saturday at 147 Pros.
pect street, Brooklyn. aged 4S. He had been
nineteen years on the brooklyn police force.
Adams Street Police Court
John H. Munson, q well :to-do retired farmer.
died at Oneonta. MY, on Friday. aged 66 years. |
He was conspcuous and liberal member OF |
the Methodist Episcopal Church. He leaves q |
wife and six children.
Monsigneur Labelle. Sub. Minister of ARrt.
culture and Colonization died at Qnehac ma.