The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-21

SENATOR GILBERT A. DEAEE.
bookkeeping and through that channel bt
and larger business enterprises. At the time
| Of bis death and for good many years past he
Copake. in Columbia county The first politi
cal ady;entHre Of the late Senator was entered
mp9n In u he wss ~
deTtatins. Although s nominal nhi ff Repab cam
Democratic member by nearly 5000 majority
b no nsans
could name. So they told Mr.. psane that il Ss
was willing 70 lead q iorlorn hope he might
will and with the energy he was accustomed
t. put upon his business engagements.
the shat By he ssrr %a ts county
the Assembly OF 1854 he served on tie tie com.
mittees on Insurance, Roads and BRIDGES. and
upper House occurred in 1857. his s' majority
ties Of the district During his first term Gn" in
I e s. = 2sSfss5 E e s ~
jorlty Of 1901. and his eommittees in the still
existing body were Railroads. Cities. Miscei.
a candidate at the last election. and his sup
Rorters claim hn1 that he Vas elected but the Re.
result being regarded as in DOUBT. no"' '"e
William M. Force died at noon yesterday at
his home in Newark OF the effects Of paralysis
resulting from severe attack Of grip eighteen
prises until about six months ago. when he
Newark, He was born in Flanders. Norris
SfSSnA N hi dl s an smo ns MsS m the
lister. a. descendant Of the Huguenot De La
Force family In his early, years he taught
Mary E Cook. the eldest daughter Of Dr.. Siias
Cook q Hackettstown.; He moved to Newark
in and the eo rSe ss
fof himself and his two married daughters.
Moor Co. Of Pearl street. in this - city. and
was member Of the firm for many years. For
Jersey State AGRICULTURAL soeiety. a. and was asa
member q the Board OF Proprietors Of East
jersey rs He e. Owned fine place At the seaside
He was largely int crested in the Hudson River
newns operations In Jersey City WIZ a r. reo Or
ga1ised company At the time Of his death he
w hs at s ' s
Board to secure choice lands for Himself. He
cden Ss Of Hs
Marvin ap F9rs Mrs Of wsm Mrs. Fhs sIs
are thirteen grandchildren
The Rev. Charles K, Imbrie died Yesterday
& aha ND va Rosn In IN isJ D e.. r.
is Vas pSTTISd to ;S Mas
year he was called to the First Presbyterian
Tyn @ S sses he the s tes
H'ainsd tSrty years. that j.. ap the time Of
En Gl,nr ftpnr 6x.h has haas.
was the editor OF the New York Et as and
State Board o. Edaeaton the STATES Of Nr@
Sha:r&an Of The Revisisna s eH A Of Tie
Monday at II oeock NJ. from T The p Tr a
Bergen Church. Emory street and Bergen
avenue.
States Treasury agents as the keenest SNUG
g!er IN the bus ness. has Just died ut the home
about 81 years old. and had been smuggling
since he was 10. He was member OF Har-
Strgan2ed gang 81 opium smpggers then
turned to Detroit in charge Of squad OF .Har-
riss men and soon after his arrival there large |
rom there, About year ago the Treasury
agents gradually closed in upon him. and he |
thes to to ns tssns
Detroit and Windsor in the employ Of the
His death was caused by TYPHOID fever.
Coz benlaWin L. Higglns. 2 resident Of syria;
me Of the survivors Of the great powder a ex-
'losion Of Aug. 20. ls+l. died at his home In
on Mh ssr U e. ss fern
I Company A. Elghty;si Regiment. New
r. At
,ufs and Nine Run received WOUNDS q sari-
us nature in each instance. At Nine Run he
s his NE %as b aad IN hos
red 50 far rs to be able to come home. Later
= returned TO his regiment, but was alter
bility.. AT Chance! louisville the Lioutenaut-
'9lonel IN command was killed at Major iiig-
IN sue: ana no became commandment Of
!Elias Palmer OF Frankfort N Y. noted for
is Wechanical genius and eccentricities. died
nd psssed cn afed e as never maErieG
nd nd many other s. notable things. useiuf and
ASSIGN for collecting specimens Of coins OF all
tatss and Of the old epona
sf Il e 81 saa rP sSst Ms
ssesti1p hi aitoGethder 10 one OF the finest
i John M Ms veteran volunteer fireman.
led at ~ A. Al. Thursday OF paralysis OF the |
cart awsa e. the home Of his daHghtsr Mrs
,seiyed three years ago at the death Of his
%, fireman, who was run over Ia the street
nd killed He went out OF his mind at the
me. and soon after had two strokes OF paraiy-
9. The third attack came on Thursday
orning. Until three years ago Mr.. McMahon
as s9perlntendsnt OF the dog pound. He
nd Mrs. Howard.
MI: 9, ". Roeth, for about forty years we'll
~. aged 20 years. Mr. Roeth has been favor
aly known ~ manufacturer OF and dealer In
'tistic furniture and as u decorator Of public |
i'd i'd private buildings; ~ The elaborate decora:
ohs Of the Boston Theatre for the Prince OF |
ales's ball and Of tho great Coliseum were
noR Sgst TIE most notable examples Of his skill
e Orpheus Club and had been prominent and
tive In German aud French societies In los
n.
0. p. Hare. for twenty five years n leading
,SgG,st Of ,peter;S6urg VI. died there yester.
3 lived In New York from 1927 TO 1885, and
,Se 1 ran line q boats between Petersburg
8 thoroughbred race horses. and owned the l