The sun., 1891-01-20
ORITrf u Y.

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consumption at his home in Forsyth street.
He had been tho Tammany Hall leader in tho
Eighth district since 1879. He was born in
Duane street. in tho Fifth ward in is42. and
got about us much schooling as tho average
New York boy who has 10 work for his living
as soon as he gets into long trousers. He
learned tho paper ruling trade. Paper ruling
at that time was u paying business. and Hall
was known as tho best ruler in the CITY, When
the war broke out ho joined the Ellsworth Zou-
1yes and went to the front He moved over
Into the Eighth district In 1868. and joined
Tammany Hall with 7. ?. Gale In 1872. Gale ;,
was his Ientennnt. III 1876 he was elected
by in Z, Hs hs he hs oSs
old Swseny's Hotel properiy 1T Duase street
swt.as. who had "psnsd hotel nex. door
got INTO dispq,H with ,he owner & q fh9 prop
was, through hai succeeded in proving that
Saa s 'Shs Sopsht ia eonssi!sd ss 2 sio:o hs
ne nn at the he me Mas asath
Of Justice stecklSr,s court. He leayes wife.
viii attend the fnnerai at the, Church of the
Nativity, tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock.
Charles Taber ConGdon, a we'll known news.
@ @Ho;ei HiSors where ho ' had II lived IoT The past
six years; Mr.. Songdon was va born in New Bea.
ola Sos ss Gfouss
Of weekly newspaper in Now Bedford He
beSap his career as neTspapsr writer on the the
came associaie ediio Of the New Bedford Mei.-
editor @ % ef the the as % the oadns %his % eaps
OF New England. Th" following year tho paper
s sy sna Ie
MIR. Conylon came to New York In 1857 at Mr..
Sleeiey's request to become member m 1 70 Of the
office until 1881. His work was highly valued
by MIR. Greeley. with whom he was closely as:
great desi of credit tanls magazine and gem
eral literary work. and he Was the writer Of a
magazines.
Frederick Follett died at his homo. 231 West
135th street. on sunday aged 81. llewns born
he and his brother oran conducted tho SPIRIT
% hsf Gy h
was Canal C"mmissioner from Is49 to 1855.
He was on Gen, Houston,s staff during the
ba,sle % Of Alamo. mo- Hs 70 T was appointed by the
Secretary of the Interior in 1859 70 divide
he Tbs was mnSed to He
was made chief of the tribe. and was named
Ry them o.tt Vas wspsn eS te
eral Commandery Lodge. No. 10. Knights Tenn
plar. Lately he had been employed In tho
Custom House.
Seus. p ei Se he late Hiram III HOVE. on the coneS
Island Boulevard. In the town OF Gravesend In
his thiEty,third @ yeaT. He was a nephew OF HI
known timer Of trotlers and race horses. He
in the height OF fashion. Little Albert" was a
familiar figure at tho race tracks. and had q
sys IL ssd assisted Mrs nfSa Rows IN nam
the popular road house since the death OF his
uncle Tho funeral will be held from the house
Clayton H. Sandford. IL horseman Of New
York died suddenly in Ipdianapolts yesterday.
n Mr: sandford went went to indianapolis ,,L on last
Trottipe and Pacing Association. and TO assist
in arranging this seasons circuit Whom be
reached the hotel he complained that lie was
suffering from la grippo. but he was no!o to
n the n meenS sG u On H. he Ts
did not appear 10 be u very sick man. He con-
tinued to grow worse, AMI yesterday afternoon
the disease began TO affect his heart. His WHO.
who lives In New York. has boon notified.
John g. Smith. formerly Of Waterbury. Smith
So wooen 81 al oo re- way
dence. 26 West sixty. first street. He was born
at Chappaqua in 1871. In lsSl he retired from
business. He was q member OF the Gentle:
mems Driving Club OF flee,wood Park and
leaves widow.
Henry D. Power. a builder living at Bald
wins. l.. l., and doug business iu Twcnty-
fourth street and Lexington avenue, New York
CITY, icll dead In this city Yesterday. He WAS
brother OF ex-Park Commissioner Jesse Power.
Senator b. Caly Stanton. son Of Elizabeth
Cady Stanton. died at Missouri Valley Neb., yes
Der, Of the Loulsian! l.eG.latuIe. The re-
mains were forwarded 10 New York.