The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
OBITUARE


mites formed pnTtnership with Levi T. Nor,
~ the dry paS ali sm Men sts
Mr. Grnns wsns lnt9 bsnkinS 9nd DER tas
case S'a s SUSPEND ns al he sn
ss sn ss
considerable real estate. MIR: Grfnneli leaves
oSSIs sSTb BIRD h5ss
%Iis% Mas aSish; Mr.; Y. rsFs ana a
United Ss States Consnl At England
And SpOtssr ssRsf Is
Capt yohn Webster EhcN for
facturine Company Of Newmarket n, H. died
~ a, VIII Ha
and then ns cs e Ss pss ana nt In
e burss shs tw6 m n
su the % SsPasSa
yards &c
credit cf Ssdns np
doyepp Of TIE n rasc
library building Tor the sole use o. the en-
He took much interest In the affairs Of Salem.
serving In It's Common Council one term as
From ss he Was Paesdent Na
was q director.
ton Ws u shs oSes
in the, Lackawanna Valley: and was at one
time the most PROMINENT figure among that
Ais s0f he was Presfdens mt Of s6s famous
Miners, Ass99clati9n; and bis %n I OF
orable struggle between capital and labor q
peaseable end business Ike one He held
pusS Ssd By liz
h Ss
@
to take charge Of it and nurse the victims OF
disease for
the pest house. and there are scores Of people
hS S Who Tso heg q
lives to his careful nursing He passed through
as rs Gs o4e s ssS snd w sse sSon
Is tS Years Old. ''A ~ = ''''' N'''' '1N 80 "'
grip in Binshamton and Vicinity during tfe
IsR5sllf WHITE MiIrea sgsd y ana HsWREy
rosst " crpsS
committed SUICIDE while insane from the dis
sGsSrsG s fed hs VIE Mn 9se
Bseeher Fl aged e. ks
ssed Mrs Sf9s1r e M MSss
s sbsr led IL Ts'e asd SsT yS s fe.as
s1a sd q ssAHEsss
aged "a: DAVID Ames Of easadasa. 70: Simon
FGsf s G @ Rh Fs1ss F:sE
v. Gould Of Batavia. 65: Mrs. Hannah Clarey |
of Belmont, OF.
desDstch9, to relstySf in H1nssd Dc Pa
aged A. years. He 1Was a graduate II the
New ceess and ss
Es9ns and Of q the medical DEPARTMENT Of the
IN is7o and Was assistant surgeon s IN tx
German army during the Franco. Prussan
canada. He was one Of the most eminent ply
aeu99 81 Rpon Goese l. tracy Oh the
News has been .s received ~ in Bethany: Geneses
oi that stats AND c was ssrvns
assault. On his wife. He completed his. first
W sfssd Isssass f RSss E s
yenrs. and when he was taken away said he
% and that bst shss he TGqd
alive when lie got out, SO he could finish his
and 81 years old.
Miss Polly, Wilson. an. eccentric maiden Of
Asaas Settlers aa IN
sSe 3 & Ssd sw 5ay y s ssSSs
Angelica. She lived alone, and committee. Of
Sh rGem o n her e %t
culiar.lookng bundles OF rags each one
tightly Hd sS%e very These
was found. ii required four days to undo ali
|he q b9 1nd and the money found amounted
william a L R[GHngIis9Sn Of South q gethlehe%:
I;aSley ,PppElisoS; Wig Vas Dean Of yeisrson
BG% s7e s Be saS B sashSs
n he Insurance business. Hs was a bsether
~: kO6ey Dunsilson Of the aiat in the sane
snown resident Of North fowanda, Pa. who
So.t to South Dakota some time ago on bust
blanket the head resting on saddle. ind the
lead man's pony tied BY tho halter to his
h lis wa aa S1 saen asaf
aSds snd cu i on #edHasda @
Mrs. Deborah Chaplin died at Sandy Creeks
oswcgos county. \. i..on Tuesday, aged 80
4 Chnpin. who served with distinction during
New York Volunteer Cavalry and later as
chaplain Of the 147th Regiment OF Infantry.
New York Volunteers. and who died soon after
Ieace was restored OF II disease contracted in
he service.
Mrs. Nancy Britt Kennedy. the oldest woman
N Augusta. Me-, died yesterday morning. At
IN early hour she got up and began to pray
hat sho might die. She continued her prayers
Ior nearly threo-quarters Of IN hour and then
cll to the floor dead. She il the woman whose
ago has been extensively reported as 1lS. Her
,xact age. however Is not known.
Edward Russell died at Minneapolis yes.
erday. aged Us yenrs. When - years old he
1887 He was editor Of tho Davenport Ga,fue
or more than nineteen years. and Postmaster
or seventeen years. He was secretary Of the
Hcnnerin Canal Commission for years.
Tho Rev. Frederick Iiinckey. well-known
,Initarian Clergyman, died on Friday. in
springfield. Mass. aged n. He was born il.
5oston and began prcnrhiDE. fifty years ago
lie had served pastorntcs in Washington, New |
'urGh. Trenton, Hartford, and several Eastern
tiles.