The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-20
OBITUARY.

Hill. Conn. His father was o farmer DR.
Hustcd taught school to get the means to com
plete his education. In 1863 he was graduated
from the Medical College OF the University o.
tho City OF New York. At the first call 10,
surgeons at the outbreak Of the civil war he
entered the army. and he served nine months
In 1878 his health became impaired and he
removed to Tarrytown without entirely giving
UP HE practice In ths city His later years
adeIesate @ the recent tnternationall Medical
| FaircRlld, a daughter OF, Boniamn T. Fair
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the establishment Of the Boston and Albany
RabFGGd Upon settling IL Sambessh sS
~ made Bis fortune. lie retained his inter.
est est u the business Ip to 2 few years aeoi Mr..
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sstreet railway in Gsmbi idEs. He vas also
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Board and served in both branches Of the
mefo Rational sanr East Gs%erds H.
:. The Rev Samuel Evans died on Monday
oi5o After serving for 9 time In Massachl;;
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Sonsregationaiist, but Ut he left that denomina.
tlon In four years to become Methodist He
was Methodist for ter years after which he
pastor Of 3 Church Of That iEaith II Newbary.
Mass, and remained there till last spring.
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weeks ago. His intention on arriving ip this
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man OF the English church there.
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the Delaware Literary Institute at Franklin.
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formerly q physician Of Delhi.
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married daughter.
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he, ocenn Grove Camp Meeting As; Association.
:endent Of the big Auditorium there. died yes
in1h RSrnnE Ct her hSYs Sea near o ana
lad been aiins Tor Several years She owned
fs s Noticeable Ssure the famous meetings
The funeral OF Rear Admiral George II Cas-.
$50 HaIsey street BROOKLYN Several naval MAYA!
SsYY 1! Yard The ReS Bcss q Tie Trinity
private interment Of too remains in Greenwood
Morgan Stafford. a native OF Canterbury
Ioin.. who for nearly half a century was a
veIl-Hncwn ,newsdeaier il Eastern Gonnocti,
caves n widow and two daughterR For many
ears the only way to obtain New YORK news.
express driven by Mr.. Stafford
Charles Clark. formerly, for ten years sS S sm
sailroad. and later on the New. York city ele.
)swcgo on Tuesday OF consumption. aged :iS
ears He was a membe OF Hornellsyilte Di-
,ision OF the brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
,inecrs. He was unmarried. 4
Charles Albert Peavey, prominent Bangor
ma nufncturer died in that city on Nov. II OF
ieart failure. With his brother. he carried on
FOOL Company, where they manpfact9red cant.
logs and other numbering tools. Mr.. Peavey
vas As years OF age.
Roundsman George ". Richards Of the Cen.
~ the Kingsbr!dge road, near Jerome avenue,
richards was a years 2ld. He was appointed
nay q 1880. He leaves n wife and two chill.
lren.
Thomas H. Baird, member OF the New York
stock Exchange since 1850. died on Wednes-