The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-29

sra wnLlAn WHITE. - sulate. General ut War
saw. where he remained until he was pro
noted to be Consul at Dantzig in 1884. wher
he represented French interests during tn
war of1S7O-71. In 1875 he went to Servia a
Agent and Consul.General. whence he wa
summoned to Constantinople to attend til,
conference held there In 1876 In 1879. hi
knowledge OF Balkan politics being profound
he was appointed Envoy Extraordinary ant
Minister plenipotentiary to ,Roumania. HI
was ordered to Constantinople in the SAINT
sI Mrs; Betsey Mathcrr lockwood died, or
Darien. Conn. in which sho was born nearly
ninety-eight years ago., Mrs. lockwood has
week ago she was taken down wi With severe eve
Im ntI'yy q ConnecticIt's famous oIl people
respected Mrs Lockwood. and her death I re-.
moves one Of the few links still left in that
sns seer ana ns
Mho fought Ct Tieondsroxa and at he siege 81
ton. Who was impris oned By the Tories ' sew;
on MaFSeh hs Mrs the
stead ste which her father had built fifteen years
LOCKWOOD in 1921. For sixty.fve Years rat Mrs.
lockwood has been widow. and all Of her
~,
Ann Elizabeth Lockwood. who has cared for
n ne. mother FOR many years past. Mrs. Lock-
d s Se y R. M the WITH
came to this country from England In 1885.
Few years ago Congress-. by SPECIAL act. voted
OF Revolutionary soldier and as a tribute to
ner fathers services for his country. Only
s pensons m h9
soldiers.
Mrs. Aur"lia Mills Wynkoop died in Wash
ington on saturday. at the residence Of her
ko9p was the daughter Of the late Isaac Mills
81 New Haven and the widow Of the Rev. s. II.
Tao GF pesby
part in his wori 2er her anS aSan
country. where hs ooRtinaed the work TX begun sS
BY MS sf ath t5. Mrs Mynk9Sop was Of great
tentive memory. She made. several voyages
L. denominated old age. She has resided in
Washington for nearly fifteen years, with her
u hwsSs her s With w + in
f bs 70 sW The vii
John J. Nathans. one Of the best known cir
ing at his home. is7 East Thirty fourth street.
years Mr. Shsn wa n sorn IN
~ years ago iLe ran away from home when
Of - to Ion circus and for ty
thans was successful bareback rider. About
s5o aanss The circus
which he organized in 1862 to play in Euro.
the Gea saes hs oil als
made tour OF the Mediterranean ports in its
f f6 Re mariner Of
the interest owned by Nathans. Mr.. Nathans
was married twice; He leaves widow and
night at the Church Of st. John the Baptist,
Thirty fifth street and Lexington avenue.
the sv a1sS sSnefs
day morning after two months sickness.
shs s s il BIZ hess ita w Sorf m ss
MTs HS%sTd Paul. ySS RRToSsf r. out SsS
Tas TIE rS sts Of hs
pa the as aSr Of and DAM
p English Mr. Morrlssey oanded III the p,1 tSaa
body will be buried in Galway csmstsr SA0 ''0
Warren Newton. President o., the First Ma |
mas Day. almost Is Years old. He WI was sf na
tive Of Sherburne,in the Chenango valley. being |
fass % f. thss sax so
lie constructon Of tie Erie and Black River
his admission to the bar he engaged In prac-
ice in Norwich as member OF Tho firm OF |
Bank 81 hs esssa b s
1rst cashier. and from that date to his death
fhs qesden snes the
wife and by an only daughter. Mrs. J. J. Bixby
BENJAMIN Rutherford Fitz. an artist of ex-
iome at Peconic, !. T., Of a complication Of
RS city in 1855. and had studied in the Ma;
i I Academy and Art Students League. and
Msns % No% tick n er the
I've years he was an instructor in painting at
he Art students League. He was q member
olor Society. the saImaeTndi Club. the Archi,
eetural League. and the Lotus Club. His best
%0sh stpao ii csy %as
AXE place at Peconic this afternoon.
DR.. Frederick bedford. son of the late DR..
stant District Attorney Gum & Be @
led YESTERDAY at the family home, Gs Fifth
s9S in hs city Hi father
10 CNiNeTsUy. u tue wy vi view lOTk. Df. |
frederick Bedford graduated from that school
1850. and afterward assisted his father
lere as one OF the staff OF teachers for some
ears. He was a member Of tho New York |
ounty Medical Society and OF the New York
Iedical Association. He died OF pneumonia.
At the general meeting OF tho Baltimore Corn
nd Flour EXCHANGE yesterday tho deaths Of
vo members Of the Exchange. John shannon
nd Edward q. Hight were announced, The
announcement OF the sudden death Of Mr. i. |
Hight was a painful shock to his friends. |
10 was In the prime Of life. the very picture OF |
ealth. and without the slightest symptoms Of
eak ness or disease, about him. He was a |
rominent man In the community was con-
ected as President or director with several
rye industrial and financial institutions. aud
as regarded as one OF Baltimore's progress
vo and useful citizens, He was member Of
10 Masonic fraternity.
Daniel Wood. one OF tho Oldest Odd Fellows
western New York. died Monday morning
. his residence In Rochester. He was born in |
,olcot. Wayne county June IL. 1920. Mr..
God was representative to the Grand Lodge |
D. O. +. at Utica In 1850. and was installed
rand Warden Of the State Lodge at Buffalo In |
56S. At the last annual session of tho Grand
odge In Rochester, Mr.. Wood was honored as
hartman Of the Rebeckeh degrees. In which
. had taken lively interest for many years
, 1871 he was chosen to dedicate Stella Lodge |
Brooklyn