The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-30
OBITUARY.

morning. IN his ed year. His father. Edward
Maginnis came to this country from ireland
In 1900. and was pioneer In the leather busl-
ness in ho,Swamp. He was ono OF the trus-
tees Of st. Peters Church in Barclay street.
His mother came OF old Connecticut stock.
The son. at an early age. was connected, from
the time OF its establishment. with the New
York branch OF tho firm Of Merriam. Brewer h
first introduced the Hmoskeag ginghams into
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Company. For the past twelve years he car
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survived two Of his brothers but q few months.
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Tass Gar r., and The she MEdd M
Philadelphia. Mr.. MasfnnIs leaves Widow
| two sons. and three daughters. the children
Ghssssy MS rst dsussr r
Burton 9. Lo1mis The other daughters are
Is Newspaper NAM aue and S Resides with KS VIE
In Trem2nt. Tho younger son is w. II. Ma
FIJI s w wh9 bs Is Swyer and unmarried
John Osborne Sargent. for half century one
Monday It his ahome. ss East Thirty:tfti!
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lege at the DERBY, Academy In HinEham and
s pssS ea sfeeSi sas
His SCHOLASTIC career throughout was brilliant.
and he was the yaledict9rian Of his class, ilo
HHssts RSadins The Med faes. and tie f orr
cellIan Club. was Grand Master q tie KRights
Mr.. Sargent studied law In, the office q vii
liam Sullivan Of Boston and was admitted to
hs bar in his II Pea
%sT He sssISs c IN sAs s Se
made Whis speeches II the sapraisn Of Vii;
linn Henry Harrison Aitorthis 10 was editor of
shS tSc oshS Mh With sdsd
ad,mIinstration Mr.; Sargent retired from the
Upon Ills return tits sH sosntry he divSsd lis
for many years President Of the Harvard Club
~ this city. Gnd member OF the Union and
Gos Increase SSmner re sarsent leaves
one daughter. Miss Georgiana Sargent
Dr. Luke W RSgeEG who died last week at
ident q Utica. \: y. where he practisod his
prominent in politics. and was q warm I'D
horent Of Roscoe Conkling. through whose in
Ssnss he s tine s e ESGm
ton. and also served under appointment by the
Rrssdent a. Inspector OF the
Monday in Poughkeepsie. was born IN Paris.
owner Of several furnaces and iron mines in
asns ssson q tbd ths H
at more than s5.OOO.0OO., He gave, largely to
many worthy causes. and contributed $4,000
Poughkeepsie.
Capt John Wilkinson. aged about 81 years.
did at his home ip A. AAnnarolis yesterday Can't
to the rank Of Lieutenant, but resigned at the
breaking out OF the war and went South. He
commanded the Confederate steamer Robert
full blockade runner OF tho war He has re.
sided in Annapolis for number years and
dates for the Naval Academy.
LauGhlin. the Democratic leader. died yester-
renee street. BrooEIyn. in his "a year. He
had been, a court officer until he was pros
traed with pa r; Hfd few Willie
man. and. like his brother. was stanch Dem
1 CORA He was mem6er Of tn, thS Volunteer
this afternoon from his homo.
Simon 8. Westbrook Of Kingston. n. Y. died
aged - HS was Sheriff Of
auently served as deputy cannty ac Clerk and
assessor; At :he time ,s Of bis death he held THO
Olf1ceS or justice OF tho pence ana tan COL
Of a company In tho 18TH Regiment. '''''
Tho Rev. William Potter died recently at
GsGT ete s9u ns Ke Ghe at e hal
minister In tho world: He had bctn seventy
the ministry at the time oihis death.
Daniel F. Emery Of Portland. Me-, senior
partner in the rs; hardware hardy, fl firm Of Emery :
disease ysserdag mornns lie was 81 es
73 years OF age. and bore the distinction Of be-
ingtthe Oldest man in active business in Port
Archibald A. Walker died Yesterday at POT
South Fifth street. Williamsburgh. q paralysis
OF the heart. Ho was born In 1922; He ne.
ago. Ho leaves wife.
John A: Blake died yesterday at his home.
trouble, He, was born in England sixty Years
ago. He wi II be buried to-morrow in Cypress
a Mis Ge5%stsTy He leaves wife, four
Mrs, Bridget Sullivan Of Bunker, Hill. aged
aged -. and vinoont ii. Siulcahy arsd II. arc
Conn. They died on Monday night.
Mrs. Abigail Mary. Bradley. widow Of Com
podore Timothy A. Hunt. 2; s. n. died at her
oWod IN q Hunt died
seven or eight years ago.
Mrs. Lille, Townsend. tho wife Of tho Rev,
William i. lOWHSeuu VI T.ttTltlSloWH. ~. De-
died ON Monday Of diphtheria. She was for
years n jealous worker In Grace NJ L. Church.
1O4th street, New York.
Tho Hey. Father, Louis Gambosyile., the
rector Of St Johns Roman Catholic Church on
Mulberry street, Newark. died In tho parochial
residence at 3 o'clock yesterday morning OF
the effects OF grip.
Jeremiah DAILY; aged 81. one Of the oldest
citizens OF Brunford, Conn., died yesterday.
Mr. DAILY was engineer Of tho Branford Lock
Works for twenty-five years.
Philip Rouse. n young contortionist. who
had travelled with leading circuses, wrs
drowned while skating In Lewiston. Me-.
several days ago.
John F. Tatum; a negro comedian md stage
manager widely known In the South. Is dead
IN Norfolk. Va. whore he had resided since
1888
John n. Thayer OF Grepnville Conn. owrer
Of Thayer's dye works in Norwich diod yester-
day OF the grip. aged "a years.
Horace X. Flint for many years tho editor OF
the Vineland IN ~ Independent. died on Mon
day. In his I'D year.
Ex-Recorder Ballman OF Adams county Ind.
died yesterday from the result OF u horses kick.
Martin v. Miller. wealthy politician and
farmer. died In Clay county. Ind. yesterday.
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