The sun., 1892-02-14
OBITUARY.

and for the last thirty years che had sharet
her husbands work In Africa. In Basutolant
first and on the Zambesi afterward. She hai
| at last fallen victim to the deadly climate o
the Znmbesi. where she and her husband havt
lived for eight years. Tho Coillards have Ions
been remarkable for the dangers they have
undergone both from the climate and savages
They were among the first to enter Matcbele
land. when any white person settling there
took his Life in his hand. They passed un
shGSsh SS several ssri & seSt SaSt
Snd Mnds few Rss SaSs tSs opt a have sS s
vived over a few months. The Coiilards cut a
figure the StGry G sSespa n0
tial region of the Zambesi swamps end tribu.
tnriss rSpa SSSfpa Pnt9 M Vas attacked BY hostile n
90 hs s%o
this plight he was making his way south,
wsn fsad Ss WITH t asd psE; &
and hastened to his relief They nursed him
bask to health in their camp end provided h him
would Certainly have iosthis Iiic in the Depths
HAD ard s n oE tho hdse
Mrs Sophia g Page. the widow Of William
den dent Of the Academy Of Design; died on Thurs.
ing four sons and daughter. The burial will
was daughter OF Henry stevens. q farmer
library = spd md GlstsIissl Sosstiop nox tIs
rapher Of London. Who died .iosr years S ago;
Respatch Agent at o London sa and m oi Mr Simon Simon
s%s sposasnt In the e. ss Ss NV ys ye 5S
Amoriean wS%%S w Hnses HSresd Hs Horsse P% Sreeis9
e s tss 81 ffsnss Fsseo fHanSss
iS5S; R.ss in what Is now known as bryant Park:
q ther a essbss G By TIE, sses d
that ae Mr.; Greeley was one ofthe Commission-
to the exhiLitors Tor their As losses The arrese @
Psrs a n the bs n Sss
When W 1T It Became S T Known % Mrs. W Page % induced %
her friend, M Hector BossanEe. to accompany
i, her to Cliehy on the evening Of his arrest and
did much literary and art work for newspapers
and magazines.
Edward NJ. Reed. Vice President OF the New
at his home in New Haven at 2 O'clock yester-
day morning, in his list year He was ..,b born in
f wSsn TSy M
as locomotive engineer for the Baltimore and
GeG fss to he 1s sAs RS pss atss
Of the Havana and Guines, Railway. In 1S4S
tho system with Which he was connected at the
time OF his death. In May. Of that year he be:
asseF 81 the sd
Rsa ostSs mss
made s %s Ss
vent into tho Board Of Directors and became
SSsrd c peo4s a. the h els y S the the
death Of Mr. Reed was announced to the
Board. which mmediately passed resolutions
tend the funeral.
Elder Harv 1 Efes the head Of the
sssfy N TRGspsR Rs St 02ss Si Gf Hf sff hs
thdt place Elder Fades vas vas ne oldest shaker
south Union. and MS early life was passed
ne auns to e. 'Rs War S
messed the exodus from Busrd Prairie to es
the Of
South Union until after the battle Of Tippeca-
noe. when most Of them returned to their In
published an elaborate exposition OF. Sheker
S s hns bSfn ds Ssa @
returned to South Union.
sye ysd It T:h a ss fsTed M Eses Int
came Gn ,iY III when he M travelling down town in Third
avenue elevated train yesterday morning. and
almost fell when he arose to get out at Twenty
room Of the ion and died there O, heart dis:
ease; ;; Mr. T.ischet was born near Vienna in
e years age and for yts
spoke, nine.German and its Sog9ate tongues
into business and founded the silk and ribbon
house now known under the style OF Il. S.
Of the flrm. Mr. Trisehet was stil in active life.
md was on q business errand when he was
By Mo dsd as e eth monhs fnd three
Dr. wilhelm Junker. the well-known African
Journeys; Of dsfovSTy into Africa during the
ad bahr bh ei Ghazal province, OF Egypt, He
exploratons entirely at his own expense. and md
made most panstnkinG study Of the people |
ii o eG9b nc visited HIS
any, He published the results Of his work in |
;wo large volumes. which have been translated
INTO English.
II tho m ost conspicuous epublican politicians |
y eastern Connecticut. fell down the stairs Of
ng. Mr. DaWley was considered one Of the
IL %as 1 M9fSrf S ths in Hw
volunteers during the war, and was one Of ths
sading volunteers Of the & f9Tlprn pr hope at Port
'cveral secret orders Of which he was mem
,or. and by Sedgwick Post. g. A. r.
The Rev. DR.. Donald Frasier. the dstin-
n England. aged tU years. He was born at
nvcrness. educated at tho University Of ADer-
leGn. and studied for the ministry at. Knox
'oilcGc. Toronto. and New College. Edinburgh.
His first charge was 4ssh church in Montreal
n 1870 became minister Of the Marylebone
Church III London.
Theodore !. jackson. q wealthy and some-
What eccentric. citizen Of Montgomery. \. Y.
lied on Thursday. aged 73. He was native
II the town, and an alumnus OF Union College. !
He never was in business tut !,
md educational works. He was ior many
society and ruling elder OF tho Montgomery
Church. He never married..
Prot. Andrew C. Du Bois died suddenly yes
erday. at his home 3GS Halsey street, Brook
yn, in his 62d @ year. =. lie VAS was French
ountry; t thtirty-thres, x nnS,,ry years age; he had
nd colleges, He was instructor In French in
he Polytechnic Institute In Brooklyn for
everal years.
Admiral Sir Provo Wallis K. C. B.. the senior