The sun., 1891-01-29
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day al the aEo OF ". ITO WAS porn IN hohuout,
July IA. lS2S, and received his early education
at the Clinton Institute. Oneida county. Before
ho hnd oven reached his teens his pencil
sketches attracted considerable attention
II soon became apparent that landscape paint
ing was his forte. and he decided to devote his
time IN that direction. Daring the winter OF
lS10-5l he entered tho studio OF Frederick l..
Church o! New York city. In 1852 he engaged
in business In Rondout. but soon camo to the
conclusion that he was not intended for NOR
cautilo pursuits. and heGan skctching aud
painting at his home. Surrounded by ptctnr-
S sisii.a nh The ."t'S GS,shfi Xii M"unans In sSs Is
orenel . studio In New York city. where ho
Nurng the Ia! or yenrs Of his life Mr.. Nc
tne nrh mnEh n,te,or to figure
By hun in iSdi, aud nurrhnsei by Jllnes A.
AHads%g u q ,bs a HI ss vas
sS'ea Won empbatiS M @ rssosniti"n from The leading
trsn, \ artists; Indam snmmSr r., The vii;
sshoie. ss" soliaipo" and and Song "; o, Summer" %
MS s1ss GSmo EnsS %sIs n 1s TsSs"y %.. So at
forty Years age in .hs stuIlo oi +; i; Church
visited III" art centres OF The Continent. lie
Was limited 'N n;! mspership ' in The National
aany scenes S es''an nj ii sk nss ana % nanis
DAYS Hay, Come" lis6ol:, Indian summer"
snS"Sw ns4oI: Sea- sinn rom shore tS,V Cars
Ann US74i: "A song of summer" ns,6l;
y Winter TRs IF he fdse S Sis
sk Hyss Of Ss n
Winfnr >Sll. '' oh ri Eve, ilSSn
"Shaiows Of Autumn" llsSG.
EX;;Iu,lce Arson 5. Miller died at his home
Mt Highland. California recently. AGED II
resident i L"s 0nSiia county. \. T., where 10
md his vile, daughter Of the ln,o Jabcz Rpdd.
families II" was graduated from Hamilton
College, now Colgate University. sixty years
success i ut the Unei ia county bar. lie became
noted a. local historian and antiquarian
About thirty years ago he removed to tock.
Wiuncba-o county courts. About ten years
ago he retired from rrnctien to live on frnt
fnrm IN California. HIS vile and three chill
d. len surviS him.
Ms taHa lsIss q ,ss sa:s!
was lorn in Westiield In 1912. but soon re-
moved a. 70 g. srrnEiio&iI, & where % his father was was
Sc fns s s and olG
naneo. storekccper at tho United states Ar
mory in lS4i Io place he held until he was re- re-,
Children. '' ''''''' ' '''' " "'''" "AN NV
Thomas Jero!eman OF Iryington, Nj. died
real estate business in Newark, amassing a
Irvinnton. and In recent years no has been liv-
ing in apparent poverty. with plenty Of money
daughters.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parker. the wife Of Joseph
Parker who built. and Is stu the proprietor oi
the the rannns
l%ss;i Sic sSoss 9ia nsisSp Sssp
and i her son William one at Forked River
yn bis dsa hnd 81 "
was " suecial IL officer in the city Clerks ofce ior
lie leaves widow and several children.
=, Tho Rev. George H. Feeney Of THO Roman
priesthood al ST. 9Ichaels College. Three
sss sF 4 d Men, Sssu" "n4 hrH % sTsp at
Concord. He had been stationed ut North
Wnlpole three years.
Erastus L9yett Of North Orwell; who &c, eele: 2
dead. In early life he engng' q in the business
of buying cattle. and for half n century was
lands OF ohio. fennsyiiania and New YORK
Slntes. He was n bachelor.
:, Mrs. Mary Clark. tho mother Of Coronation
'i b"me in III Ci,on ' pa"e. Newark. sho was va "a 81
years old. She. will be buried tomorrow from
hS GhnfGh Of he w BE- IN
Calvary Cemetery.
Mrs Mary Kuane. 1Os years, old, Of Jessup.
e. vol liknown as Granny Hpnne Is dsnd.
aaaa shilieea Sraniiaas&,'srs ,. HitssR great
tse. dioI recently in Fostoria, OHIO aged n.
he wa a native oi Boston. and had been on
ported Corinne an l had travelled with Peci's
lad Boy" Faust, ana other tronpes.
John ". Wood. song writer Is dead at Mat
sentimental nnd pathetic ballads, Of which one
cru Await Your Smiling Fnce") hhd n very
large sale. He was riolInist. singer and
comedian.
Richard Hogan, one, Of the oldest and mos
popular citizens Of Harrisburg; died IN that
%ty nrs q" Iars lie served ersi
and lie was aitorwald an Alderman.
Can't. Daniel Hawthorne Rarstow Of Boston
% a'a se "GCso qfl m Eas l"on H T .sa%s as
inr,uin of u trading vessel running to tho
Enst Indies China, and Australia.
lanes H9lley tie yarioty com metiap. Is dead
lsarei' III 'his city. Ills last partner was Fl. 4.
Don Hardin. an actor In the Nergrotto- Lang
ley "Flrrirand Company died in Paragould.
Ark; l.,"ntiy, aged "a The r-mal ns were Tor
warded 10 the d-rcuseda nome Des Moines.
Iowa
Col. Charles NJ. Alexander. a patent attorney.
i"Im"r rpIi,nIMsirr "1 Masn nE On and pI2mi.
Tuesday eNcLlng lie wus II solder duiing tho
war.
Charles MrGregor. a Census Orce clerk
was found d"a N his hotel IoGgings in Wash.
neton Yesterday morning, haNiug Leen
asrhyxia'od by escaping gas.
DR. sullivan Whitney, the frat American
physician 10 manufacture honG Gopathic reme-
de-. died at Newtonviile, Mass on Tuesday
aged 81.
Roland N. Pack. the head Il the commercial
departinsnt at The Wilbraham Mass Acud.
emy died ~ tho school on Monday
Senior Feline lpey. Cuhnu IhI' oaophcr and
raturaIi-t, is Isnd AT Havana lie was born ia
l5u2.
In Earnest.
I'or n, C7otht,r and FiG aith,r.
Fa,ner-poes that young Sini sns fellow call on you
every night ~ a lress kt;
Iauvhter-ls- tathhr
fn:her-what 10 1u lhiuk MA attentions arc,