The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03
OBITpARE

| Aaron Nash. one OF the most eccentric char.
acters in Tolland county. Conn. died ut his
home in Windormcre yesterday morning. He
was IS years old. and for many years had
| lived In an old house with his sister. In the
| house but little furniture was TO be seen. and
the other occupants were cats and dogs. rab-
bits, white rats. two hogs. calf. and other an
| finals. The old man was arrested short time
ago for abusing his live stock. and 1t was
proven at the time that he had half starved
| his animals. 1t cost him several hundred dol.
lars to settle the case. after which he disposed
! Of the stock. He was worth 100000 short
time ago. and invested large amount Of 1t in
Western property; but he lost il and left only a
BANKS. and always iept large sums 30 Of money
hid In the house: After the funeral a search:
Ing party ci relatives intend &c, TO- tear the old
posed to Be- hidden in it w 'N' >''N '''N''N' IVY
| The Hon. Jarvis N. Dpnham. President of
sp5nS sisa .a R5S IND At 4s
% q bss Ssa Hsfs ana
MsssschIsetts firs insurance COMPANY. Ia
aeid Fire and Marine Insurance Com pany and
| In 1880 succeeded to the Presidency. Of that
road IL s S eS Has
III % and the bep
his district in the Leglslature in 1874 1877.
and 1873 and was twice Democratic candidate
for Congress
The Rev. samuel Adams Devens. an aged
Unitarian and na Fl
ss gsSss Y ~
class contained many men who became emf;
ne1t among them being Dr. Oliver Wendell
II a0ss ana the OF a Of the s asGs
ssSsoi at cambriase IN 1880. was s1aaastsd il
Channing's church on Aug. ~. 1887. OF tho
divinity SCHOOL class but one member survives.
home in Waterbury yesterday of paralysis.
with which he was stricken ii, , seven weeks S ago
stores. He went to Waterbury in 1868. and
dry goods business. Ho held al! the local
municipal offices Of importance.
american. and for twenty years connected with
died yesterday Al. Luthervllls. twelve miles
american on Thursday last. but q severe cold
yapidly turned into an attack Of pneumopia.
lett widow and two Children.
CortIand county. died there yesterday morn:
q ga lis asa ses
s E.s ,among the earliest farmers IN that h3t
funeral viii take place tits afterneon,, He
and Observation-Disclosures. " '''''''''
- Mrs. Patty Blair died at the home Of her son.
day morninR. after three weeks illness She
e the end; She could remember Lafayettss
ss IN Was shs
daughter Of Capt. Israel Smith.
Capt j. Hatch Parker. U. &. II. NJ. died at
ca! Gastinei Me- yesterday morning q consnmp.
marin &c service as a Third lieutenant " in
March. liSss and I was appointed Captain in
steamer Woodbury.. on the Maine station.
Alesandsss Morrison dsd yesterday at his
ione friend Of John q. ' Whttier. He f'1 iet IT."
Is GarIss Morrison. court sH'' steno S H
In New York.
Edward NJ. stivers. receiving teller OF the
Bank q North America IN this city. died at his
81. Death was due to blood poisoning caused
by an abscess at tho base Of the, brain. His
wife and several children survive him.
Sister Agatha, whose secular name was
Convent Of ST. Francis in Henry street. near
ia been attached to the convent Tor twenty.
office in Jersey City. died at Hackonsaek yes
seefs fever Rameyn 81 is use
same disease.
Mr.. Henry Pormenter died in Gloucester.
ident Of tho City National Bank. member Of
the School Committee. and trustee of public