The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-24
OBITUARE.

Elkton, Nd. He was born at Port Deposit
Cecil county. Nd, on Nov. 1S. 1923. He qradu
ated at Dickinson College In 1S4S sharing the
first honors OF his class with James W. Mar.
SHALL afterward q professor In the college. liz
was admitted to the bar OF Maryland In 1850
In politics he was originally Whig and cast
his first Presidential vote for Gen. Scott In
1852. When the Know-Nothing movement
disbanded the Whie party Mr.. Creswell DO.
came Democrat and was q delegate to the
Cincinnati Convention which nominated Mr..
he Joined the Union party and after.
ward became q Republican. He was. .ap:
Grant in 1860 and served five years and four
months. During his administration many i'm
june e tSS ss
net. On the I'D Of the same month he was APP
pointed counsel for the United States. before
Dec 81 1876 M. cresWell INV Was sa one 81 't tie
sav S s Ssa n Sony Of %
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was actively engaged in the practice OF his
profession.
died yesterday at Salt Lake City. He built tie
Utah Central Railway. and was its first Presi:-
the Union Pacific systsm he Ssesms seoona
ois sd @ snd q ts o1tgop Short Linz End
Bishop Sharp came to America from Scotland.
nea Sf ysa in ths ooH
had been ut the head OF many Utah. enter
Rrises. was President Of the Deseret National
R1ni "a ss III ss sat
leaves an estate Of over s3.00G.OiO.
Col. George NJ. White. Assistant Adjutant-
General Of Connecticut, died at his home in
eraI months. He was born in windham colin
ty. AZ the beginning Of the war he entered the
fes sSss
as ne Ss a pnnea To-
cut. He was for some time a prisoner at Libby
in New Hav saF and fstssa was IS dentea
the time e his death, he was Commander OF
admiral A F9ote Post. g: 4: r. He was So years
tors.
Lauren o. Kennedy Of West Galway. Sara
s1ga S9pnty died OF after
county In the Assembly III. Kennedy snr was a' n
years old and brother Of the late Harvey, J.
York. he was Democrat and always took nm
interest In tho politics of Saratoga county. He
se w aas HSqSey ken
nedy Of New York. Madison Of Chicago. and
Judge Edward Kennedy Of Wost Superior. Wis.
porter q ct xorss. and Specially ss we'll
died on Tuesday night Of heart failure. He
in 1913 He was connected with Goupil 4 Co.
f some II time. and atterward was in business
Broadway has been known to art lovers since
TSS% wiz Sc ssns from and his 0H s Sms rs as
sixty-second street. on Christmas bay. A''
The Rev. Patrick F. Dealy. s. j.. died early
sor Ssen III Of sns sns
he s seEa snS III %
this city; and In Rome and Paris. He founded
he Aavsf Union and served as in the
ton and in the Church Of the Gesir in Phiadel;.
St. Johns College. Fordham.
DR.. R. A. Kinloch. Dean of the Faculty Of the
South Carolina Medical College Of Charleston.
former Vice.President of the American Med
tion Of American Surgery. died yesterday. He
was born in Charleston In 1926 and received
eoea hs hs sou IT
ya1a and in the medical schools Of Franco
and Germany, He served with distinction as
den death Frederek ia bnesse
d9 Gsrm ne Of hsaFt failure the y
al Ss s ae anek
in the firm q Fleitman h Co. in 1898 He re-
tfe
the German American Fire Insurance Com
r ~ tie ths s Hospital and
Rogef og q the Oldest Of
% lis q S %esst
actSsy 81 MO
teen years He WIS id son Of ,Rog
Rattary Park hayiDp nnva6 n toNy onlv
within the last ten years. He was not married.
William G. Eischell died die yesterday at his
e9nm IN Ss Of
the MET Methodst BOOK c9n a i He fI ea~es
Cypress sT Ms en
ding day.
men in southern Connecticut. died
hf e
Judge Of Probate IL panbury IN 1857. and held held
many, other offices. He. was one Of the oldest
Odd Fellows In Connecticut
a Thf iSsT"s MY pfSRs R?vf !sf sesy
aged 76: Katherine Madden aged 6!; Michael
af ns h4a SsS s He Nnes as
ss $ia: ss:s s R VIZ
home OF his niece. Mrs. Clayton Plat. 30 West |
Sixty eighth street. He was in the III st yonr |
y his ags and s was 9 IL Tie lithogrsRhing bust
will take place to-day at 10 O'Clock from All |
angels Church at Eighty-frst street and West
End avenue.
VINCENT 8. Stone, former resident OF CEN
raj New York. and OF late in practice as n law
YER ut Los Angeles, Cal. died there on Satur-
lay. aged ~ years. He was graduated from
hamilton College in the class Of 1874. He
caves widow and two young children.
Ezra Marsh OF Newark. manufacturer Of
coaches for nearly forty years. died yesterday
n his 10th year. He was born In Mondhan
Y. j.. and his mother still lives at the age OF
w. He leaves widow and ono son.
Francis c. Butler OF the firm OF Butler
Ward OF Newark died at noon yesterday. aged
w. He was born In Hereford. England, and
anne to America when seven years old. liv-
nR in Elizabeth during his youth
The Hon. George L. Davis Of North Andover,
iass.. died yesterday, aged rs. He was the
ounder OF the Davis Il Furber machine shops
I North Andover: and was q member Of the
'tate Senate In 1876.
Mrs Louisa A. Closson. widow OF N. Holden
,losson and mother Of james T.. Closson OF
he brokerage firm OF Closson 4 Hayes, died
yesterday In Painteld. n J. She was 70 years
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