The sun., 1891-11-13

He was nominated for ~
Congress In 1872 and uoosesxsssAr . H. osoVrs'
was elected. He was reslected to Congress- in
1874 and 1879 This ended his political ser
Vice. Col. Glover was an uncle Of John NJ
Glover. recently a member Of Congress from
st. Louis
Col Dom Piatt died at his home Mac-o-
chee. Ohio at O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
He had been Ill for two weeks with the grin.
but 1t was only in the last few days that
his indisposition was regarded as ut all seri-
ous Since his retirement from active journal
istic work he has resided quietly at his country
seat in Logan county. He left this retirement
and others to found Besjords Monity Iaeaiine
returned to Ohio and engaged age u upon t an next e1ten. M
ave Biographical history Of Gen George II.
1Ihomss which was almost completed ut the
press was a series OF letters to the Cleveland
Rta,n- nn psaiT p,o during the late campaign;
Administrati9n Of President Grant. Before
the ;h war he had been Secretary of legation
Rn as s'th e 's
sses ssned wae M
tention because Of their fierce attacks upon all
SSts Gi frauds and hspoerisy After being IN
CapitGL his business partner being George Al
fred Townsend. who soon retired. .Piatt con-
'Ra Rassss sss papf
was free lance and attacked everybody
sn1.,i9,sys sna ia9,nythinG, indulGipg freely IN per;
family ss.ndas apl0ns wss 0slst psaticulsriS sas
iie5ce critic Of the Grant adminstration
enemy OF the iobby. He was rs several Ses tiMes nss
cies which he had printed. and % on one occasion
Of Senator Zachariah Chandler. Who with
9 big pistol in his hand. ran UP and
Hpis s Psa
Plat sod the apsi and retSrnsd T. his farm Hxo
dices and clever writer. He. was an unbe.
his paper freely to all beliefs.
Cemetery at Somers on Wednesday last He
u hs
ing the construction Of the New Yort York al and Har.
IN saa s2
TO ATTY zee He {;
the city taking water from Lake Mahopac. His
farm farm ard %i property had been in the iapy
been taken for the new. aaueduct system.
Purdys Station was name 1 for him.
81 be Pp ept ana msds1 Sot ady
day. aged 90: When the civil war broke out
and! served in the hospitals there and in Viz.
gi,nin = until the war vas ended and the hos
and most Of her fortune in this patriotic duty.
After the war she resided at Utica until 1871
when she went to Europe on account Of Inn
nephews and nieces.
- Among the old people who died in western
Alfred vi mssGn
Mrs Mrs. Faks; GoThaP: s.; HIs Jenette Hay:
GiiRsgt shuPTay htehelyills go Rosanna
LENA fochl!n. Iyona.' ss: ciemenda Adams.
R&1,e9Ih1sste5: &,9I1 1e; Ira Bronson; Loskport 56:
Perry Il: % Hosea e %oed IL Renristta a s4esnep'ate' 4
year: was sttached to tie fhird District aVk ciuil
home H. skiImsn street 81 I'D sse. Ae g. was ns
in his sOth year. He had been member Of
IN He fea sfs he
:sa aiS R IssRs. ana was isyS5,s Wiz ySanE
children. His oldest child is So years old and
his youngest Il
ha hs Els fnd sss sss
in M!dd]stoxn WI: n,i;. Of PsTsysis: ssed
service with the Erie road began in 1913 and
extended over period of forty-three years.
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senger between Port Jefvis and New York.
Alexander D. Corson died yesterday at his
Brooklyn Of kidney trouble He had been
confined TO his house for the past two mouths.
nee Exchange. He was a deputy collector Of
internal revenue during the Cleveland Ad-
He leaves wife and two daugh-
day at the Memorial Presbyterian Church in
Seventh avenue. Brooklyn.
Mrs. Martha Longenecker. wife OF Samuel
inent farmers in Lancaster county. Pa. was
buried at Weayerland. that county. on Mon
years. so affected the husband that he became
Frustrated after her funeral and died on
One unmafried SON. the last oi the family. % sur. @
wives the aged couple.
John Speir died on Wednesday at 464 Hal
Ss ase He Carried tse
fury. He was one q the ioaqders Of the
member Of the General Society OF Mechanics
New eE ssv & be Fire Ds
partment
!, The funeral Of Sister Mary Louise, Mother
lum in Willoughby avenue, Brooklyn. took
place Yesterday morning. the Rev. Father
Harnett officiating az celebrant Of the re-
1uIem mass She was 20 years old. and had
been In charge Of St Joseph's asylum for the
past eighteen years.
August Hardt died yesterday at his home.
81 Throop avenue. Willamsburgh. OF preu-
monia- He was 40 years old and aliluor deal
er Hewas formerly a quarermastar in the
Navy Yard. At the time Of his death he was
treasurer of the Nineteenth ward Republican
and standard bearer Of the August
Hardt Club. His wife and four children survive
him.
Charles Blanchett. who became insane In
about three weeks ago. died yes
.erdsy In the Bloomingdale Asylum. He was
! theatrical manager in Detroit for many years.
had been interested in Haverly's enterprises.
md had been in the employ OF Charles Froh-
nan. Two years ago he went abroad with DR..
Carver. He was IS years old.
Calvin Mead patterson. native Of this city:
put for the past half century a resident Of
died In that place on Tuesday even
na, aged 81 years, He made large fortune
business fifteen years ago; He is survived by |