The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
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Mrs. August Belmont. who had been criti.
cally Ill for several weeks ut her Residence
100 Fifth avenue. died at ~ o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Gathered around her bedsds
were her three sons. Perry. August and Oliver
Hazard Perry. her daughter. Mrs. s. :. How.
iand: Mrs. August Belmont. Jr. Mrs. Bel.
mont's sister. Mrs. Tiffany: Mr. Rowland. and
DR.. Hamln. Her death was painless. DR. W.
NJ. Polk Of East Thirty -siAth street. tho fam.
lily physician. called at tho house in tho morn
ing. and. after spending u few moments in
the sick chamber announced to the family
that the end would come before night
Dr.. Inmlin was at the house all day. About
an hour before her death Mrs. Belmont was
seized with violent attack of asthma When
this had passed She lapsed into state OF conn.,
from which she did not revive. Mrs. belmont
suffered from a complication OF ailments.
which we1c caused primarily by an attack Of
thc grip about yenr and II hal! ngo. Her last
illness came on several weeks ago. Just after
funeral services will 10 held ut ~ O'Clock IT,.
morrow afternoon in tina Church Of the Ascen.
body will be taken TO Newport and there inter.
F snE ns Is sun now ssS s n srr eSnt
Mrs. Itemoat was the daughter OF Comm.
dore Matthew ,Calbraith Perry und a ncmn"r
Of one g.. Of the 8ld hisorica! families Of Amer
Ferry IIe srnndtather was christonhe r' Ray
mond Perry. who was born in Rhode Island In
Miss SARAH Xiexnndsr. bile Of ffNs sswn mmt3i in
s IT, navy wsS H tbs family ny
two most notable were Commodore Oliver
ass'rd va! PERM the b. hsS Of ua ks Ella
$s%%SsIs MatsssE Ferry y.s called 'fh' os:
tons thrEE tho Mexican war Ills most
eSst e s w IN s Ess0t $hsa IN
o %f tie ME- ayT S hSr Sara
.r yy aS Lore Sha1fS sII, I
il. Miss Perry had IN many any admirsrs. b bas
she gsysEer n hand ;I,fIo to August Belmont
coup pie TOD UP their residenes IN New York:
ana ff tt nav asenn ns Susi 4.
Hnd for may years ears after her smbarr!age Mrs
above the edium height and had a slender.
f. It .ss t5st si e. issS.r 's ssi
s ssss gRHsssz xsss
the wealth Fl pr husband; made her isadsr
bronzss. 1ntines and art treasures !. and her:
SIG SdNo ~ OnV0tL6lQm0uLSs AUGUST
Bslmont ed on Nov "a. 1880. Mrs. Belmont
had one kughter, Mra. s. u. Rowland. and
four sonaPerry. the eldest named for her
father: Must. Oliver Hazard Perry. named
for her upe. and Raymond. who met his death
In 1887 I'm an accidental pistol shot.
ChsrleHeed. the actor. died in Boston last
night ofear disease at the United States
Hotel. opened in Hoss and Hoss" at the
Hollis Siet Theatre last Monday night, but
he was dy able to- appear two nights. Mr.
Reed wJborn In 1853. and up to 1872 was IN.
decidedbether he would become preacher
or an adf.
Earo1acques Dereinach, q fnancier OF
considdble note in Paris is dead Tho
cause ofeath has been carefully kept secret
He watinterested in tho Panama Canal
schem4lt Ia rumored that he committed sui.
eide o4ar OF Investigation.
TranSli Luna died at his home In Pc
ralta Jencia county. New Mexico. yester.
day was Republican. and ten years
ago scented New Mexico in Congress. lie
was 43 hrs old.
A. bison. q millionaire. and President Of
the HAAS City and st. Louis Transportation 4
Comnif died yesterday in Kansas City from
the ellis OF a paralytic STROKE.
Ami Spooner. wife OF Frank r. Spooner.
died apr late residence. 1.Ol2 Bedford ave-
nue.. Rklyn. yesterday morning She was