The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-09
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Trof. John Storey Newlcrrv who lios a,
| New ilavrn on Wednesday night, was ons a,
| the most eminent members Of tho faculty n,
! Columbia College. n Reologist and mineral.
| oGist famed not only in this country hut i,
| others as we'll Born in Windsor. Conn on
| Dec. %. ISL. lie went with his uarcnts ,o on,
| at an early age. and was graduated from IN.
Western Reserve College In 1876, and from
tho Cleveland Medical College In 1879 us
spent two years travelling and studyinp 4,
Europe. ana then addressed himself TO IN.
practice OF medicine in Cleveland. In 1855 h.
Joined tho army. and was sent with n Govern,
mcnt expedition for exploring tho region la.
tween San Francisco and tho Columbia Hiysr
This region invited his attention to tn ga
sciences which became his life study. AMI III,
impulse toward them which he there go, was
further developed by tho Ives expedl,lon
along tho Colorado River in 1857 "a
in 1859 he aided in exploring Mo
san Juan and upper Columbia During tb ns
Wnr nc was member OF the nited Statns san.
and made inspections and distributed s ssv
and means Of shelter In 1856 he. became I pro.
Mines; anu the development Of the derarVtm9'.n1tt
OF geology has been his chief work, He has
numbering over 1.OO0. 600 separate pieces. lie
was actively engaged n the work oi IS pro.
reorganized and directed the Ohio Geological
Survey. Alter this no took part in the New
s to- Ssc w"s aso rai sa4
v Mns was Judge in the Centennial Exposition,
aemy c ssenSo snder tns atDa
from Congress. He became resident y
a hs Ssw srns ef a sSs or Of 1881
liessrve College In is87 For aaarte Ss; e,
ernlogical matters has been most highly @s.
teemeI md frequently sought. notably 10.
had stroke Of paralysis in december. issoa a
as no did no, improve in health. o years leave
emeritus professor Of geology Until Th' new iss
montLs ago he travelled about in search Of
await doath The Columbia College will NOT
close to-day. but any students or any memhers
Of tho faculty who may wish to 60, to his
nt the i"neTa At the NEXT meeting q
Of Trustees. WV i''"'a
Tho death Of Mrs, Anna Hall Rooscvrlt.uh.
night. at her residence So East SIXTY .frst
Wds cTcs q Isnd shG SIX hr
dphthers since Just bef s D' T HSgh VIM
Day; but her condition had improved SO great
X within the past few days that her physci4n.
dition was so favorable on Monday tia, h. Ir
Mrs. Ro e f family thns hG tim w'r q
was past. Her death on Wednestav. even
Tho had .H he the rst
EaTTs Of last snmme. with her mother Mrs.
at SON retnrned to town oH1
lew Weess AZ aSf took Of her
Roosevelt ", yas the oldest child Of tie late VI.
teen years ago. She was married to Mr EIii.
ct Roosevelt, son OF the late Theodore
her marriage she was considered one Of ths
bellies 81 New York society. and after she be.
che was
M MI Roosevelt SsS Es IN Vrense when HI.
and Mrs. Roosevelt; All are living, me eli:
tit r hes s ha ao 5
the last born. Mrs. Roosevelt WAS In her 2:Hh
% Psss ~ Vito MH
fIt In and doe Edyaq 95 TIM G.
Club. The funeral will take place at o'clock
On On SATURDAY morning from the residence On
taken to Tivol- on the Hudson for burial
Robert v. Muir. a ,compositor. died yester.
dny IN the the hGng tb Island College BosEtaL
in is4S ,His father ana family moved 70 TIL,
took up his abode In this city. but lie was anx.
ious to see the country. and he started out on
Guenre in the United States. He was popular
with tho craft everywhere. On his return 10
New York he took an active part in the affairs
OF Typographical Union No. q. In 1893. Willie
working as Sub" no was elected delegate
TO the International Typographical Union Con.
vention held at Buffalo
Charles Carol Smith. tho coal merchant,
who was recently stricken with paralysis in
his office in this city. died yesterday at his
home. 42O Grand avenue, Brooklyn. in his
sixty-sixt year. He was member Of the
Lincoln Club.
DR.. Salvador J. Lansy. formerly . we'll.
known physician in New York city. is dead at
the homo OF his daughter. Mrs. NJ. P. Carney.
In 13S Twelfth street. Long Island City. lie
leaves three sons and two daughters.
st Clair Sutherland. one Of tho best known
ctiZcns Of Chicago. died yesterday. Mr.. Suth.
erland was born In Baltim ore in 1885