The sun., 1891-01-28
Highest ofsl in Ievenins pow-u Govt Report Aug ~ 1880
ROYAL eSS!%s sS%SlR
ABSOLUTELY PURE
OBITUARY.

Amasa Thayer Kincman. who for twenty
years was we'll known as Captain Of passenger
eteamer on the lax es and the Mississippi. and
| later as an expert marine insurance adjuster In
this city. died on Sunday nieht At his home l0S
East Sixteenth street at the age Of 6S. aftor an
illness OF three weeks. He was born at Palmyra,
N. Y, on July 8. 1898. and educated at that
place. He sailed on steamboats, on tho
lakes with his father. who made him
Captain when he was II years old OF tho steam
or Grifflth. which carried passengers between
Buffalo and Chicago whom the Lake Shore
Railroad was completed only rs far as Cleve-
land. He commanded the steamers Baltic,
Constitution. and Portsmouth. in tho
order named, whom they were put on
the Same route. Later tho Galena
and Minnesota Packet Company em-
loyed him to command the steamer War
Eagle. running between st. Paul and Du-
buaue. Ia. on the Mississippi. He came to
New York In 1866, and engaged in the
marine insurance business. In which he con-
Hnued ttll his death; INT, MI: kinEman Il nra ma married
wives atm Io also leaves ono son, Charles.
ssrsess sSo pcs ats
home Yesterday. the Rey; DR.: Peters lieating.
D,Ths%af rsHR;sna isvssnse Q, tie old d Hs,; ~:
side. l. o J., family Of Lawrences deh az IN his
Oh IT illness His father, Joseph L. Lawrence.
who died tmwsntysnye twenty II years age was ut, 1T one ,,,e
The dec.assd was 9, retired tach hsiot s,'. years
iathSrs house. He was "a graduate oi GoInmbia
| and Harvard law schools. hut he never prac:
es sns % IL Se 9Slk sa
se w b %
wood.
John =. Gardner. Associate Judge Of the
~ and the 81 eos
dials IN u small way He was successful: and
at the time oi hs death HE was the largest f.;
ali Hi Tho dials r Tor the Hnsonia Clock Company Il
brooklyn. as we'll az % fer other large re concerns. concerns.
ana am wa was the the Tra ns's justice Of nsonis i"r many
! years. Helsaves two sons nnd three daughters.
Mr.. Isaac l.. Fisher, who died at his homo.
1875 Amtty street. Brooklyn. on Saturday. was
in river, TRANSPORTATION business around New
at ,hs centonna marine parade in {Ie hIsrpor
an hs IN
tiSIsS SroG&;S %RS hssIls IN os. ss St
Nine. 1rma Marie. sister OF Paola and CALI
Marie. and. like them. an operatc singer OF
sase i aSeui Seu is7s IN whss year % She had
peared at the oR|rai p iiCominIe' Paris: she She
'f sf eD oi d. IN ms
Maris was not 80 handsome as CALI or so
talented as Paols, but in Pali- she was highly
! popular for q quarter OF 4 century.
Rufus Crossman. aged 80. died at Mt: Leba-
non, n. Y. Shaker village. last week. Ru-
ins Crossm4n M Was one OF family S t9 , be Won Won
Betsy; is sim living aged Sc They were
and add,ess they were, regarded as examples
| to the whole shaker order.
Polico Justice Robert ]. Hayward died at his
Ssse Il s sa xss VII
TS
early part Of his life he spent teanlboating on
Bnk Sos % 60 yssrs Of
and leaves two grown children.
The Rev. Zepherin Druon., pastor. OF st.
la, night aged g. years: II lie vast Was the pioneer pic s
priest in this State. being In active service
~ss g. 81 hs
Wears :Genera! Of this diocese. one Of Bishop
Sne. sSs hrS
| Baltimore In 1888.
The Rsy w. Wa6rep a6 PREMIER Fl The Lpq
heme in that Parish on on Monda, OF % Ia grippe ri
va. the ply in the
was dsposed from the Church By the Baptists.
hss Of ~ ssssfs rs1
village Monday, at the, ago Of so years. He
.hs Las, but tW" e the 81 drsh Pee pee
and @ he'll hell % cd to bHtId Id up the place He was asa
S9Ess 81 Ssv ;S, s1'o'si BY Phelps
Paris recently aged 49, was musician Of 70
mark able talent, a HANDSOME woman and tho
She had composed several important works.
one oi which, 2 lyrical drama, called loci"
CsmiGne.
Hinehani. Mass. died Yesterday. aged 81; Al
to%n ase n a1a H'se
Harbor. and for very, nearly sixty years. and
cEnic6' eaESn t. was the sexton OF the Ne" North
Arthur Waiting of Arthur Waiting 4 Co.
st on hs :s
last night when he became suddenly faint He
dead ii OF the
plexy.
Mr.. Zaccheus Rich. ono ofthe prominent mon
sct9an the town died W SsstsrIsy @ aged S
He was builder. and was one Of The H,.ps Hin,spec.
ss OF sR sf v2Fs O. s out o
Democrat. and prominent in Masonic circles.
Capt. Edward Smith q the British steamer 1
ssf hss days "a His
loaded with cotton for Rsval. and tire broke
| out In the hold on jan II. Last week he re-
| ceived cable message announcing tho death
OF his wife at homo Arbrosth. Scotland.
Mrs. Jane Abbey Roberts wife OF William W.
| Roberts proprietor OF tho opera house at
Hartford. died on Saturday last ~ years old.
She bad bsen paralyzed for four years. She
| Hartford for q great many years.
A private cableeram received at Philsdel-
phia Yesterday morning announces the death
at Cologne yesterday OF DR.. Nicholas August
Otto. the inventor OF tho Otto gas engine
Death resulted from heart failure. Dr.. Otto
| was about 55 years OF age.
Maurice Evans and bis wife. Elizabeth
Owen Evans. died last week on successive
days at Auburn. n. Y. He was 80 years old
aud she 81. Mr.. Evans was formerly q woolen
manufacturer at New Hartford They have
| four children.
DR.. T. II. Chessmore, President OF the Yer
mont State Board OF Health. died In Hunting
ton. Vt. on Tuesday, after q short illness Ho
was about 80 years old; and had been town
Ex-Mayor r NJ. Richardson OF Portland, Me-.
died Monday, aged ~; He was retired mer-