The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-30
Obituary

JOSEPH D. Wcldrick, Treasurer OF Typo.
graphical Union M. q. died from tho efrcc, 4
OF tho heat yesterday afternoon. ut his resi-
dence POI East Eighty-siNth street. Nj.
We'drlrk had been in good health for som
time and had not comi blaine ell OF tho heat until
yesterday afternoon. when he was nhout going
to his work in BullinGer's job printing on1rc
Mt rs Fulton street. He then felt fcvcrish. AMI
his VITO wont down TO the Office to report that
lie was sirk. When she returned at 4 o'clock
she found hor husband unconscious. nr.
ONeil. who lives near Ivy. was with him. Tho
family doctor camo later. hut nothing could DO
done. and Mr. Wcldrick died soon after ,
o'clock. He was born in Dublin. in 1874 His
father was prominent printer. aud his
brother Il now proprietor OF the Uni
versity Press OF Trinity College. He
learned his father trade. In 1867 ho assisted
~ the escape Of Inmes stephens tho heud of
TIC Ecninns' ron liarclds Cross lrison. in
came 70 New York. VIII. re- he got cnirlovment
in Rnl,inger's office. I'c hecnmo foreman Of
Bullingers Eailroah Guido lie was 'FRONT.'
nent III thu, Typographical Union. We, wna n
As n "e the hra" hmn
lin Mems Society. and was also prominent in
the Iris ;n Ta' h aist whose ~.
He leaves vito and tw" children.
Ex-Gov. Charles II. Hardin ~ Missouri died
yesterday, m,rninS Mt his hon" in Mexico.
Missouri in 1874 and s"ryea two ycars. witch
ct TINT time was the fnll term. Ne vas born
In HpG Th" Infant
vas sister Of Or; WilliamJ Jewell the founder
Of William level College. Gov. Hardin, was
Mamt TSTersiy I" oho ana srs snt"Fs
Sessn AT "aS vi Fns he ,qaG n sa
he was elected Circuit Attorney Of the Third
two terms. He was appointed member Of a
G Com e rScyse the laws OF, the State, in
s Ian "f f. wa %' sent t" the
State Senate. Gov; Hardin took. IN. his
RESIDENCE i g., in Au'lrain county in 1901:
from TINT district lie had retired from rrnc-
tie IT," and was about to retire from activ" public
nomnao Sn Tor GOV" Gnvernor ie 'n nways tnok
fhssp Hnrn osrs Wbcb IN rs "d
with S37.WN in money and lands.
John Hart died yesterday Mt his home IN
JERSEY avenue md Railroad avennn. at the ago
1f 20. 4 Fey years aG, he was the National
the highest office in tn order in this rnunt"v
He had held al the suhord MT" Offices in turn
sma wss sr Ia Was for
Ancient order Of Fo,ost"rs Of An,crion n" ' We
was engaged in the liquor business un 1 bou"
Evans's brewery.
cr The Rev rntrck Connolly, the rastcr Of he
on by hoat prnStatn lie had iu / rcturn Se'i
from n sick call. Death came So suidrnlv
that FathGr krs" had harey time 12 admin
priest was horn in Ireland ,forty.h years
ngo. He was anpoiIntcd pastor Of the Holy
noIly's PARENTS ara living in Sixtv-sev"nth
street. this city \ brother and sister also
survive him.
Of MGse1s Pry t s
in the S SIR Hosritnl, in BrnTklyn."n Thurs
Yo, Of the effects Of surg" oreration nc
GUS t" lis death: Mr. Perry " was i born n' aud
late "p II Foyry t. an sGn S 81 ne
grandson of C"mn"dore John Hodcers Of tNe
n%.a ts aarn"tn Front ee " funeral ra take
Owen. died, ut X WilcuGhhy avenue brook.
iyn on medn"ssy il "rs'h year She was
land. Icforr coming t. this country with her
husband and eight children she ha! l,"en on
her own account. She leaves twelve rhi,lrcn
twelve grandchildren, and four Crcat-grand
children.
pr.J. T. Joor o, New Orleans. Professor Of Bot
any at Tulane University. and Curator OF tho
Tulane Museum. died nj Cov!ngton. In. two
days. ago He was a native "f Baton Rouge
Orleans School Of Medicine. and was for some
time 10 Charge of the L. S. Quarantine station
tliznhc,h Mary Davlse. the widow OF Come
dian William J.. Davidse. died on Wednesday
At her home. Is! Pa ihc street. BROOKLYN in her
I'D gear; OF her six Children three survive
her. William Dnyilgr. tn. actor, aud Edward
and Agnes Sophia havldge. Tho intrrment
will be in CyIr"r, Hills Cemetery to-day
Gouverncur X. Lansing. for "a years the
steward 81 tho Aston House AMI mo- u rerentlr
Of Tho Cosmopolitan hotel. d ed yesterday AZ
terhoon ut his residence - West Thirty-scc-
md street of drorSy. Mr.. Jansin. hal been
engaged to act rs steward Of the Hotel Cham
berlin ut Old Point umtort He was ~ years
old. and leaves widow and three Crowd SONS.
Willard Oscar CARPENTER. the veteran news
IN Troy Of complication Of diseases. orig ma
10 years old. AM, had been employed az n
writer on tho Troy Ruigrt and Troy Times for
the past thirty Years.
Christian +. Meyer. who died Mt POI Monroe
had been engaged in the tobacco brokerage
business Mt lG, FroUt street. New York. for
several wears He was an expert clnssii.r oi
the grades Of tobacco. He leaves IL widow and
one son.
Sarah Grace Van Duscn. wife OF Samuel y.
her resi- !ence in this city. She was born in
Philadelphia, in iS2 !, ard had been Treasurer
Of tho tolorod Orphan Asylum since 1879.
Her husband and i've children hurviv" her.
Mary Cochran lir"on". the wife Of Iient. Col.
John J.. Broono Of III" United States Marine
Corps. ut the Navy Yard. died yesterday nj her
home l47 ficriepont street brooklyn.
andrew Aphriah, the oldest man in south
prn w. diana. die yesterday in Madison. He
lacked hive mont Is Of being 100 years Old.
Nelson Cook, n well-known urtist. poet. and
portrait FAINTER died at his home in Syracuse