The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
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inhabitan 8 OF that neighborhood. Margaret
Cameron. the missionary. is dead In the build
| ing at 1872 Sixth avenue. where the gospel
meetings. OF which she was the originator ana
leader. nre held. Heart disease was the cause
OF her death. She complained Of feeling very
tired when she went to bed night before last.
ana at half past 8 yesterday morning she
awakened Miss Simpson her co-worker In tho
| mission. saying that she was Ill. DR.. Leroy B.
Sherman Of ISL West Fourteenth street was
summoned. but when he arrived Miss Came
ron was dead Margaret Cameron WAS born In
Scotland for.y-seven years ago. On the death
of her parents she became the possessor OF
considerable property. She determined to
make some good use Of her money. and with
that end in view she founded the Sixth avenue
gospel meetings The meetings are not con-
sS set s as thsy we're ioundsd through tho
energy aud able management OF this one wo-
man.
Tss "a ST. 81
terday a! his funeral. formed curious asse m J.
s 4sn iGs Mf h1s Az
and n promising light In tn. Methodist deno pm
as q o fhs war
copperhead. For ,this he was in q, measure
ostracised BY his brethren in the North. and
isx6ury NY: for many years: Tss .deSIss,sd
poly1ed in II lisa the pacs Of snt
hi .d III Ss ds Ms'f Ills Do 1 s Ms
he died.
ing in Galln!in. Tenn, He was about 4s years
ind was som ON. OF Of tes
bree iers Of thoroushtrsd stock in tho Hnitsd
States. such celebrated horses as Luke Black
md inc rIn kanna.
saw, his farm. three miles from Gallatin. Can't.
Franklin was a man of marked personal integ-
the principal cities Of the Union, his decisions
were always accepted without dissent ,s,., He
war 10 was asa Captain Capt in Hation's Eesment
seventh Tsnnessee Confsders5es oa and made
wounded IN two engagements.
Edwin .. Carpenter died in Brattleboro. VT.
on Thursday night from the effects Of an at;
iss.ssn ana had s e
The on 80 b. in
VT H. WAS erynndson Of p 69ns
reHoutonsss9 e cer wnS nartorst edssa
tSe battle OF BENNINGTON. was founder and
Trainer the s,stS AND a Vas
was reared to the occupation OF organ making.
Ihs H.y Pr Ward q Ge9e1eo " tn:
dsd
Aug, II; Dr. Ward had been in feeble health
and had gone abread in aoGe 81 re s,S It.
hated VA adj from Union College Schenectady. and
Princeton Theological Seminary. and spent
ifa Was Vase chapan in the 10Th New York volun:
teers in the late war; Since the Imprisonment
His i remains WILDE Brought home Tor utter:
ment
Lawrence Jordan died ut his home. IA Pearl
when when he was ~ years old and settled IN BROOK.
the Assnmriion. il jay and ork Streets. ior
more than forty!nye years, and was R IamiIiarly
II Tie the us o. mis- eh. AS
half a century's ,soourn in BROOKLYN he was
e ey ss 0h hm on G }ass occasion n
the Catskils.
The death e. Edw9d
Mede i iin' CoiemHia. South neriea. lie was r4
s,G q Ssd Of ad Medical
hs AZ its IL S
= sosp.ns: b ' raised to hrifsdier Gsners :.
His age was sc. or late years he was largely
Isaac Reed died yesterday morning at his
in r ST led e. Has
the Tags on all the towhoats and steamsrs IL
nor. were displiRyedd a. hSli mast For thirty
Allegheny docks. They were built by MIR.
ono years he had been engaged in tho shin
repairing business.
Francis Barton. q son Of the late DR.. ]. Rhea
Bank on Thursday Of paralysis He was In
his s.N,y-siXth year. HIS wife. who died seven
q ihilaae'rhia; Mr Bari on was an nneis Of
Mrs John Jacob Astor.,, He was wealthy. and
ter; Ms T. c. rendition 81 'virginia.A " The
body will b" tn ken to Philadelphia. where the
funeral VIII take place.
risburg yesterday. He was born. sixty years
s1 n tie On tive site where Ssna.or
an educated man and in rs: younger days
gave rromiss Of successful life, Thirty years
r. S"n nat datas his 81 9ruPc
went through the fortune with astonishing ra.
about Begging " 'S aims 3. ''cA"e poor wandered
Emery g. lis ell of the drug and medicine
Arm Of y; ! Bissel Son Of Watsrv,iis 4. ="
aisd on "Hdns,ay OF an nsieess to brain
dspha College si sdn IKE ph hE6
ms s ssa bee! Ssw fS golF 'y fTs
pIreta ar Me4iei1e As;s"cIa,on and .lso Pros
leaves vile aud tw" children.
| BENJAMIN Wiltse ono Of tina oldest business
"a. born in Musicale. Columbia county. In
village affairs. having been ohi.f snsinssr Of OF
"a S 81 ys ss.'tr tern.
He bad been married three times. Only one
child. u son. survives him.
Amos Merrill. n prominent citizen OF Gard.
ner. MASS. WAS stricken with apoplexy In
Worcester on Thursiay and died in q few
hours; his family were at Barre. where they
have been spending tho summer He was
memt er OF the great chair MAXI ing tlrm OF Eey-
Wood BROS. 4 Co.. ana was also Interested in
Chicago lie was about 81 years of ace. VI
Mrs Martha Johnson. widow of James John.
son, Is dea "a at her home in West Hebron, II.
Presbyterian Church here when Is Years o,d'
TINS dnited Presbyterian Church celebrated
bns 1V6lh anniversary OF Its organization ON