The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-21

dependent Democratic candidate for Assem-
bly,. and was defeated. Two years later no re-
ceived the Tammany nomination. and was
elected He became prominent in tho Assem-
bly,. and in 1874 ho was returned as Tam
many man. and was made Chairman OF the
Committee on Cities. Ho was defeated in 1876
rs the Tammany candidate for Senator
In tho Seventh district. Mr.. Daily
cast his lot with Mr.. Tildcn in 1876.
In 1877 lie was nominated for the
Assembly ON an anti Tammany aud Ropuhli-
can ticket. and was elected: He was looked
upon as tho representative Of Gov Robinson.
r w4s NJ pa w"s s or The
senate by Irving Hall; Tammany endorsed
il 1883 and 1855 While senator hs hanLled
The subway WHY. and AquedhpIet bills In lsss
AND N tho hs on tho
Hewitt ticket for C3'nnty Clerk and was beaten ten,
held W. to the time Of his death In ISL: When
the Go1nty R,moerae }n6 vas created by the
memSer Of IL. in 1887 hc secured soc red control Of
the, Fourteenth district and was made the
leader OF the C9 bnn tGa there S
funeral will be at St. AIMS Church on Tues
day.and the burial will take place at Calvary.
David B. Bed. one me- Of tho eldest residents Of
morning, after brief illness. He was at tho
time Of his death oyer 10 years Of aSe For
that part Of the city was ont in tho country
war Mr. Reed was a ass With 't George
Starr in the purchase OF cattle for the United
States Government. He was wei! known as an
uncompromisinG supporter Of MIR. Lincoln's
Administration. and during the riots Of 1858.
whom Mr.. Abram Makeman's house. on the
Mr.. Reeds house was threatened with the
same fate He was son Of Uncle Eli Reed.
known to ri! horsernen OF former generation.
whose Opnth pnuSpu bS collision who
driving with Commodore Vanderbilt, Mr.
Reed was man well known and greatly be.
loved for his amiatiitv and sterling qualities
late Indian chief John Mount pleasant died
on Saturday at her home on tho Tuscarora
Gen. Ell Parker. now OF New York. ,who, served
CALAMITY through tho civil war. Mrs Mount
fore She married tho great chief Of tho six
Nations. aud was great help 70 hum in all his
to esyatH ana sdrate the tribes IN tns
she remained with the Tuscaroras where she
eYsrted strong influence in their religious.
a large. handsome. picturesque dwelling on
b"Gnn Ms y %as SO
sioneT in ,BrookIy " under iIayor %hi,nsy. died
OF at hs nGm Sor 0 1 nart1n
CHAN. Ireland. seyenty-three years ago. aud
came to BROOKLYN in his youth. He amassed a
1858 and 1855 no was member Of the Board
Fl 81 and II la and II lsS 81 the
ynes o. Wheh Mr. rkey
will attend the funeral tomorrow.
r0sS AnarM asd at
5,iypars old. He was Sergeant Of the Essex
He did active work in the draft riots. and he
longed to Americas US Engine Company. better
Thomas e.. welles. OIL. Hartford. son OF tho
monia He went there on "Wednesday to visit
disease. When he lett his hotel on Friiny
afternoon he was apparently. in excellent
health but soon after reaching the school he
became III. and did not rally.
Ex-Mayor William r. Shelton OF New Haven
died at his home in that city on Saturday IN
tho list, year of his age Death was due
ago. For thirty years he had been a leading
E %, in politics, He held many public offices.
ments were made.
Louis p Weigeman. a broker As years old.
Of n33 Boulevard. Astoria. was, taken i'll last
night in Second avenue ear. while on his way.
was helped into the Ninety. sixth street depot.
and died. presumably Of heart disease. before
doctor could be summoned.
day at his home "f hear NewbIreh. He Was
local Offices, Early 10 lfe he served as Juror
Bond was one OF those who voted for acIuittal
Richard r: Field dlod Mt his home in Plain
field yesterday in his 18th year. , He was s born
property has been in possession Of the family
for more than two hundred years. lie was the
father OF DR.. Chauncey NJ. Field.
' N 1885, g ' died Ia at
Brookville. Ind. yesterday.