The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-29
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prentice hip begnn In 1911. Nearly hall con.
fury ago he was publisher OF tho American
Farmer. tho FIRST agricultural paper started In
this country. number OF years lie published
tho Morning Cnonic'c, q daily issued be-
fore tho era OF telegi apis and steam presses.
In 1896 he published tho freenun's Banner.
advocating the election OF Con. William Henry
Harrison. AMI afterward other political and
literary pa ers. lilo was n strenuous Wing
and Tor many years secretary OF the Wing
state Central Committee. but never held or
rtn for public Office. During the war 10 was
an unconditional Union man and Ind since
been Republican. Mr.. Sands was active
in founding and building IN the Maryland In
stLtute FOR the Promotion Of tho Mechanic
Afs SnH Vas ans
IIhs old Maryland sia'e Aetieliar, Soc ely.
Of the EaItta@re I9srisan H. he but into tyne,
fresh rA from the authors hands, tho song Of
the onlee. on account Of hi. youth. when tho
o an IN hands went into the renShes on the at-
ring roem, into print in the, shars Of broad
side; which. IN his patriotic ardor. he distrib.
%Hh dea Of tns c S sons 90
the song would:niterwnrd attain. Mr.. Sanls's
mental powers were nnd'inmei almost to tie
last. His denth was due TO old age.
Frederick c. Hnyemeyer died ut Gao las.
evening. surrounded by The members, OF Ms
family. at his home near Wcstchestcr. Ho sank
lIseceosniss those about Iim, flo was II HI.
condition: lie never fully recovered from that
dca took ss turn aSoa ten m days
ago. Mrs; Isloni, his dqug6ter. was q.
esc nhs IL hi o iSs ss has n
yet been decided upon. Mrs. I. ". Jackson.
bis daughter now at Carlsbad; has boon no!i-
r. sqn FrsdsricE Msys%sysr YER" vi" ' WAS Was
at Tie Old So" seSso Tf hers IN
New ,s YSrk s And at T&GHmbH College
he hi tho susar renns
which has become SO famous. William j.
twice Mayer tS G New
Continent, He then returned and osta bliS;hel
$ Hse i% mi s aMSts SsS!S yssH
vas the founder Of the gniversalist Church ~
j Tsecore 4 TSdS H"s s.
Mrs. Beloni. wife Of the senior partner OF Boi.
Company. and Mrs. L. w. Jackson. His FOR
tune was very large.
The Hon. Z. G. Allen. the ,well;;known pub
and heart failure. Wien only a boy, Without
he started tho pubiicston Of monthly peri.
odical which reached the extraordinary circn-
bsSre he had lis e1ee,.i
ssra q :l!5.uSo. un. ISL IL enjoyed unp:
setback. mainly through pushing plans that
proved nnnopular and by oyer.sdves.isinG.
This swept away his accumulated capital and
left him with large indebtedness. which he
,0ea a the
this time his business success progressed un-
95 hsnd as in the Of BIZ ssS
moss. had branch house In Portland; and
agents il the leading cities & the Union issu-
largest shin owners in Maine. He was also oX-
s IN sne and Asa
one OF tho leaders Of the Democratic party in
on Win I'm d. II Bis Wealth
is estimated at over sl.0v0.ouO. He was AZ
years old.
in IrvinElon ut about i O'Clock on Monday
night OF remi,tent fever The Rev. pr. Chapman
trades he took course 1f studies Ia The 7 MON
and professor OF LANGUAGES. and as such went
I" Kansas. where he spent number OF years
asa himse with 9 tho Ne Dr. ai5 VIII
a1d for bseveT months GHss &c
VEN Hs kno%n in nr"esyn Church Circles having
been ASSOCIATE d with all the prominent mem;
bers Of the clergy OF that city. Then be novel
her Of years the Homo Institute, He WINS the
founder aud organizer OF the lryington Dutch
church that he obi aimed tie title OF Domin 10
Chairman. by which name he was famil.arly
The Board Of HenItn for several years. and was
the primo mover in the organization OF tho
Iryington Law and Order LEI League ,WE years
s srs in the State. The Rev. Dr., Chapman leaves
behind an aged wife and three soEs Ono.
f tharc6 Of Jersey City: william Chapman and
Cyrus Durand Chapman are artists In Newark.
Ansel l.. Crocker. an old and veal, by Chicago
with the divorce. suit BROUGHT by his second
night. Heart disease is supposed 10 have been
the cnllse. Mr.. Crockor was born IN Vermont
man in a?f ay nssi hi rst Vie been
dead several years lie married MIS-. Alice
buell. after short acIunntin;nee NH yehrs
cruelty and ln.ldeiity. sensational Trial fmi;
lowed The tnt!e WIS one Of the iH S and
! court: being on the docket nearly Jour years;
| Mrs. Crocker finally secured her decree Ta ana
| married n Detroit woman.
A cableRram has been received in WashtnG-
ton from Colon announcing the death 81 VII
| HAN l.. Slulb OF NlreIulh ultra
at that port. Mr.. Sims was born in Mississippi
| in 1872 and after he was graduated from Yale
| University In 1861. he entered The COME ierate
army asn PRIV and rose 70 the rnk Of ., Gnr
male his homo in Virginia. He was dele;
gate to tho Republican Conventions OF lss+
and 1883. and was appointed Consul by i'esi-
dent Harrison.
Mrs. Harriet Farnum Peck. widow OF tho
Der OF t he New YORK Methelist Eniscopnl Con
t her aSsn Year. Mrs, Peek was q native q
Litcnileld, Conn. and sister OF The lato Henry
citizens OF Fort Jcry!s; She, Leaves four
ms,chnnt Mt Fort Jervis and Mrs. Harriet NJ.
West of Hancock, ut whose house she died.
Brooklyn. lied Of apoploxy Monday night al
tho cottage Of William r. Hngerm4n. on Mount ,,,n
| Herman WAY. Ocean Grove. Mrs. Dcveroil was
overcome Monday afternoon while bathing ~
the surf and WAS carried on s!retcher 10 tne
| She was tho VITO Of Thomas H. Deveroll the
leader OF the Fourteenth Regiment band oil
| Brooklyn.
George J.ippincott dod at bis homo at Little
q