The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-27
OBITUARY.

Many old people have died in western and
central New York tho past week. among them
being Salem Bergen Of Yale. aged 80: George
Clay. WAYNE. 81: j. c. Green. Danville. 81;
Mrs. sallie Boyd. Bath. "a: Tulv Barnes.
Henrietta. 30: Mrs. Caroline Bailey. Putncy.
s5: s. p TAYLOR. Bluff Point. 81: William
Jayne. Dundee. 80: K. T. Cline. Althea. 81:
Royce. Mitchelville: 81: Grove. Lain. Duryea
prbana; 81 Mrs; Clara Taylor. 80: 7; c. Rhine
81: P. c. McNullen. Mitcheiville. so. ''''
Austrian legation At wRe o wh Hs
with revolver on Tuesday last. is dead. He
arrived in Vienna, accompanied by his wife
he ads Re asp pan Tse doe
first and ali their efforts Were directed to max.
Hart yGn IiysT%o! was su!is5iss si rpm meassI
responsible for his act.
Dean Of the General Theological Seminary Of
the Episcopal Church. died at his fathers resi-
at 10 oio Ho@as LAY. an
port iAiabamsI Land COMPANY. He. was 20
Hoffman had D been II i'll health Tor Several
years and his death had been M, e,Ypected He
Chapel on saturday at p. NJ w. - ''
b9 the sR people so hsye d il Sits
noMS sseS %a NEIL
GGas9ghey. Pittsburgh: Il; mrs; Maris Jack.
BsSass g. af B. Tm nsne Ssw 3ss
st hIsgs Sehn Paisssos Lsabe.h
hasRss g. and JOHN Shs
Renter. Evergreen. 70.
hath q IL
Kingston. aged IS yeara. She was horn IN an
Gld Rsy9lulGnaFy stGne house in 1921 which
taught school, Up to Within a few Years. s she she
had most remarkable memory and her, eye
sight was good. She was an Intelligent wo-
t%s 3! tIat part q STATE Where S sse
sationalist.
Of the death Of Prof Walter Power sullivan OF
that place at WinchestesEs o Va. AGED 81 years;
Seminary Of Frederick. Nd. He had msd s'
than local reputation %%sea
ers are many 81 his compositions. - ''''
Clarence E Hail. assistant treasurer Of the
mernns at s home
street p c snG q the st9mach He was q
moss about twelve years: He was a member
of the Trea ~; Club the Five Az the City
Clup. anu the Ancient Order OF Unlteu work
men.
sn Ma% FOR liz Hbas Lem S"f H"ssss cs sos
died Hs s 1GG lie H s res
sided at Dover. n J.. Where his father f built lit
the first boat that ran on the. waters Of the
sse sn Mrs. n'%f pSss H u
Dover. and six children living at Honesdale.
David c. Halsted died Of heart trouble
Fifty-ninth street. He was dealer in hard:
He was bern inn In T. lsi5
s9ns;,E B. David G.. Jr., and Osborne Haisted.
Mr. Halsted was one Of the founders OF the
Mercantile Library and a director OF 1t.
aud noted family OF the Delaware River Valley.
died at his home at Flatbro9kyiile. n. J.; on
oees ana The tine q his death %ns Post
master at Flatbrookvile. He had also long
Sa the s o %s saa
sons.
Benismin G. Walker for several years en-,
aoa sssa sbeas
20 years, He was, prominent in Republican
Sa pc o @SG W.fs4
leaves widow and four children. "
,,Sclden S. Scranton. who died at Oxford
lie he" early settlers q ssranton. F. When tho
ganized the oxford Iron and Nail Company.
DR.. George Reimer. aged rs. died In Pitts
burgh yesterday. He was one Of the best
known physicians In Pittsburgh. where he had
lived for nifty years.
Col. Horace V. Barr. one Of the earliest set.
tiers of Jackson, Miss. and a highly respected
citizen. was found dead In bed yesterday from
heart disease.
Robert Spencer. aged 2s years. died In
Poughk epsia OF heart disease. He was chief
order clerk for H. Is. Cluhn & Co. New York
city.
low in Haverford College. died on Wednesday
In his thirty-frst year.
John II. Fortua, a prominent Pennsylyania
farmer. died on Wednesday at Lebanon In his
fifty ninth year.