The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-20
OBITUARY.

Police Captain Philip Cassidy. who was re-
tired on half pay a week ago last
| Friday. at his own request. died Mt
Fishkill Landing at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. He had been i'll OF dyspepsia, com
plicated with rheumatism. for nearly n year.
and the station had practically beon in charge
OF Sergeant Creeden. who was made
Captain last Tuesday. Capt. Cassidy re-
moved his home to Tishkiil Landing
last May. Capt. Cassidy was born In Ireland
ffty-ono years ago. He was made a police
I,.Sa, n: Ryan in the ofhirty;; ;i!th
later .ef FsS 5 1881 @ S%s p '%"t
n ,,c ls,, scrgcantsy, lie ,roesfvsd
1887. and was assigned to the Eldridgc street
station. where he remained until his retire-
noted for his good humOr.
Crank sSc d,r prominent srortsman OF
anot Bay Lake ontarIo. srSd i4 VI. iii island
ties. and the first steamboat ever run on tho
bay was owned and nut on BY Mr.. Schneider
sS q" ESnf MS eh snpd yD s
Yin: Ssins able 70 play itssn aiirsrent ' IN:
Col Pickett Nelson; who claimed to be
ens sss H h on ssan f Ba%eEs
nehss In he % BE- eSs ns
tall and to weiR I ;ss7 popads Nelson was
Va. Both his parents wers shorter than tho
average man. and the boy did not begin to de.
sGp s hsSh h Until u he svS MSss
twcnty.threo years old.
Ex.Aldermnn Henry Kehlmetz of Rochester.
.ne SeS saSaanS sn
Day. aged ~ He came from Germanyin 1851.
where no made n fortune In the iron business:
industrial institutions Of Rochester.
Robert R. Horendcn died on Monday at his
home., lHo Aihslie street. Wi!Nnmspurgh. In
his ga year s He Was one Il the last sur,
retired from the force fourteen years ago az
ter service Of forty years. He became blind
oSss f aI3 avid h edo @ m
Seven children survive him.
TIE MeI Hon John John i Had!sy Of Wei, y. H; died
RHSrs
youngest membsr q the House a In ls4a and
and hold that Office Ave years. '>' " '''@''
George Henry Smelling. the second oldest
Newport on Monday. He was VOL known
nenre, IN Boston. whore for many years h9 had
n TcSlU60CG. ne was OCTn on OCt V, lSDl.
Rev. FreisricE 4 Farley ., II class Of 1878
Henry /. Bullard died YESTERDAY Of paresls
s@s year 0%y fsi tho 81 straw
goods and millinery business in this city. and
he became insane soon after his failure. about
| only since Dec 49,
Mme do Prebois. who was co.author with
Theodore de Bar,iereo of La Cqmtesse de Som
is dead In Paris. She was the mother OF Nj. dc
Barrieres vito. n member OF the Dramatic
Authors Society. aud an exceptionally tai
ented woman.
Manager John p. Gentry Of the Memphis
Tenn, Theatre tIa 81 diSl recently aged * He
phis In 1886 He left some property. which
has been taken in charge by the Public Admin
known.
Ernest Saboureir. a prominent lawyer OF
New Orleans died there Yesterday aged ~
He was 2 native OF Montreal. He was the Mas.
determination OF the amount owed by the city
OF New Orleans in the Myra Clark Gaines case
pI Mr. Admire Phillips widow q GsHt James 2.
she was the olaest sehSei tsasher IL ihs State
enty years ago and many years later.
Is at his IN ths city, Hs
ana he Mas son he s
tress He had played in the vaudevilles with
another performer as the fOSanS.
Mrs. Mary c. Felch. who died In Chicago
on JAN Il. was the wife OF the Rev. C. P. Feich.
formerly q Bang9r and , sister 81 the Hon.
Godfrey. She was % years old.
Tho Hon. Luther S. Moore Of Limerick. Me-.
aa,prominent lawyer: who died on jan. ~ aged
isature; and was President Of tho Senate In
lege and OF Limerick Academy.
Nd do hYr r.
ers. aged respectively 81 and 81. and who lived
together are dead at their home in Saltwater.
hours Of each other: They were buried In the
same grave yesterday.
Henri sear!e: architect s Of the Monroe coun-
The state industrisl School and many , other
ss%sstss: aisa s on g" saturdaS 'f in % as%"s.on
The Rev. Leo p; Bolapd. rector Of the catho-
DAY om the ssrts 81 the G hs %as -
Union
Kendall Parsons. who died in Newport. Me-.
on Jan. Is. aged ~. was noted linguist. hay
Latin and Spanish. and was ono Of the early
G EsIh hunters who landed in San Francisco in
ono Of the extensive WadswoIth farms on the
Gcnesee River. died on sunday. aged ~ years.
lie was admitted to be the best farmer in Liv-
ingston county.
j. ". Benson. who died in the st. Louis City
Hospital few DAYS ago. was noted rs II pool
was about % years old. His home was in ST.
Louis.
William Smith. SUPERINTENDENT Of locomo.
tive power Of the Boston and Maine iiuilroud.
died vest eVhay in Lawrence. aged ~. He had
been in the service Of the road for forty years.
Isnac RcnnmRn. superint cnd.nt OF the
Washington OH Company in Washington. Pa.
and one 81 the most prominent oil men Of that
field. died at his home there on Tuesday.
Nicholas Hoffcr who died In Dannsville. Pa.
| on sunday. although !W years old WAS Treas
urer OF tho borough until the timo Of his death.
He WAS rich and prominent Free Mason.
Mrs. Moore. vito OF ex Ex-senator Luther 8.
Moore Of Limerick. Me-. died on Saturday.
only two days after her husbands DEATH Both
deaths were caused ~ la grippe.
The Rev. Father. Anderledy. the General Of
years OF age. aud had held the Office OF General
since 1884
George ". Batsford. a conspicuous citizen OF
Genesea Falls and father OF District Attorney
Batsford, died in that place on sunday. AGED
81 years.
Thomas Slater. aged 20. for many years
leading resident Of rorrington. Conn, died OF
| heart disease at his home yesterday.
Thomas L. Ryan, n wellknown pistol manu-
facturer. died at his home in Norwich. Conn.
yesterday. at the age Of 30.
Tho mother nj John l.. Redmond. the Par
iao Jar nd racantlv al al nha, f,r