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OF consciousness. His death was peaceful Hi
| son-in-law. Mr.. Leonard f. Beckwith. attributes
the apoplexy to overwork and nervousness
Mr.. Pterrepont had been OF recent years en-
gagged only as advisory counsel. He IVES with
Stanley. Brown 4 Clark until six years ago he
spent his winters with his wife at his Fiftt
avenue homo. which he built forty years ago
and he passed his SINNERS at his ooun.
try residence at Garrison's. He leaves
a daughter. tho wife Of Mr.. Leonard
+. Beckwith His son. Edwards Pierrepont,
Jr.. died In Rome In 1886. Tho widow was the
daughter OF Samuel A. Willoughby of Brook
lyn. The funeral will be from Calvary Episco-
pal Church on Wednesday morning, at III
o'clock. and the interment at Garrison's. Born
In 1917. as tho books say. in 1914 according to
the death notice. Edwards Pierrepont was
graduated from Yale College IN 1877. S
o.. but in is45 came @ to this city. TwoIy years
cs ne ndTs S beGrs
was appointed By S' frssident Sl lincoln. IN con;
state confined in the various prisons and forts:
to conduct the prosecution OF John Il. Snrratt
frssidsnt iPsSp 1ss and fs7a icing especially
ss stS%pnf fsssdens sEdents
him hin, United states. Attorney, for the Southern
ssaeS Of yssy Ssw aek in Css he
fused the appolntment @ ; H oi Minister to Russia,
h;.s h. vas madS Of the United
England. where. when Gen. Grant visited Lon:
don, the Minister achieved the triumph OF
PSlIE PAYING the same precedence accorded t to the
peror Napoleon I'LL This distinction was con-
ferred uron Gen. Grant at u dinner given by
the Am Dassadors of the Continental countries
End sn;n five English Dukes Gen; sen..n Grant
Willie HttorneS Ro1 e aes Mr. Plereepcnt sp
pH penred % i1r the Government IN ths Union H. H.
ss Ss counsel for the
vhs tSe Sts.Si
IL xps ss2 Counsel ,s sus MosS sSain;t
case a and In other more or less celebratedcases.
made Of Ia
so hH,o England sSa gears tho ''dt
Yale hd Mss sysn h By 8siSra erd
He was descendant, Of the ,Rev. James Psr-
was Interested in tracing a supposed connec-
land. and not long before he sailed as Minister
Lady "S cres %t4s " neS as
deceased OF that noble house inquiring II they
hs n sad rsey
s@ntly @ communicated to the public while ct, the
was exposing his trick Of opening in the steam
OF a teakettle the sealed letters for the other
answer.
Miss Louisa Coddington., a sister Of Col.
h9 81 died Wesk
oid nua NJ utSa har home Eoat Savantylt b;rd nd
street, on saturday. She was a, daughter Of
Jonathan Coddington. who was Postmaster Of
dents Jackson and Van Buren,. She was born
IN 1924 in the old Coddington mansion at II
Miss Ceddsston lived the greater part t Of her
life at 23s Firth avenue with. her father, who
early moved up town: Her family were M Epis-
Street Pres csbyterian church. @ and wa was active in
church and charitable work.
Justice Of the Peace Jacob Weaver Steves
sfsd 1 AZ M 5ss,;92
battles ei Bull Kun and For si1teee
years he was assistant and chief engineer Of
leaves a widow, the daughter Of Peter J. .sher-
wood. and six children. four boys and two
Scs at sock
Policeman Peter Reen. AZ years old. was
!ound dead in bed at 3 o'clock yesterday morn
Ing in his home in Sussex street, Jersey City;
i Is supposed the disease, went to his heart
Keen. who was probably the, most stalwart
been q cons ieuous figure in the Pennsylvania
ltailroad depot for several years. His COM
manding presence attracte general attentions
and he had acted as bodyguard to nearly all
through the depot to or from New York. ~
Etienne Arago. brother Of the astronomer
years old. and was a celebrated character
many years ago: He was a journalist and play
he @ e the mas ees
essISt IS X Rs76 he was
the National Assembly. He was sent abroad
twO q Since
Reginad Hebor Bede NJ R died yssterd
n hs eS n ig Hs R rssssad Bd
:oiieFe Hs attended, Ssllsyae. and sTsd.
is7 He ies 81 Hehnse HSfse
mann Homeopathic and County Medical So
'ieties. Of the Suburban Club, and 70. years Of
member OF Guiding Star Lodge. No. 5o5. i.
Herman Zuherbier died in New Orleans yes
mere laI. At the time Of his death he was |
OF the Germanl3 insurance Com
)any. OF tho Gnrmania Savings Bank, OF the |
crescent City Jute Company. and numerous |
,thcr companies. and was also the head OF tho |
urge wholesale grocery house Of Zuberbier 4 |
Behan. and owner OF several large sugar plan |
ations. |
Dudley F. Young editor Of the Erenino Re
'ie,c OF East Liverpool. Ohio. died on Saturday. |
'fter q three weeks illness. Of typhoid fever. |
brought on by overwork and worry in the |
publication Of his paper through u printers
strike. He went there on Dec. and bought |
he Rerie'r at u foreclosure sale. He was for |
nerly connected with Il. G. Dun 4 Co.'s .Mer- |
'antile Agency in Glovervllle. N. Y. and Rich |
nond. Va.
William H. Dillon. a well-known telegrapher.
lied Of consumption In Philadelphia yester- |
n the Western Union main office in that city.
md afterward connected himself with tie |
3altimore and Ohio Telegraph Company. For |
he last three years Mr.. Dillon had charge OF |
he L.ed0er's special wire service. |
Patrick McGlll. an old and respected resi- |
lent OF Rondout., died Yesterday ,Hewas about
u years old and native Of Tipperary. Ire-
and. He leaves four children, one o: whom is |
no Rev. William J. McGill OF st. Charles iSor-
omeo,s Church on West 141st street. New
'ork city.
Capt Robert Barlow Hanna. formerly OF
Ittica Ind diad at Rloomi In Ofon III ynStar |