The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
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Sidney Smith Harris. II lawyer at ~ Cedar
street. died yesterday ut tho homo Of his son.
sydney. III Garden City. Long Island. Mr..
Harris had been sick for tho pnst year with q
complication OF stomach troubles. In June 10
went abroad for his health. 10 returned in
October. and for the past month he had been
at Garden City, He was born in Plainlield. " H..
in 1872. graduated at Dartmouth and later at
office Of chancellor Wulworth. and when lie
to fs1 s1y no New iok
u successful lawyer. lie was Chairman Of the
broadway surface Road Commission. and was
vestIgatcd tho Sugar trust Mr.. lars :H'' WA, ,
MT ,m club man and he deyGtsh .ss o,
warden of tho Church Of tic TlunsilgWrati"n
and trustee OF several charities. NJ. ilarri.
red Css' S sns wa" sye tsrD and
Rosn2ris l. Il and r is dsseendant q GsM:
ded I az Shc Cove Sn n .s
.lst year. Alrs. Harris was with her husband
WIEN n,,I he died Two ehidrSn; sidney anl
will be at tho Church Of the TRANSPORTATION
on Tuesday
samuel Henry Bailey who was oonpeIsi
had been suffering from paralysis. had
anshes stok tho dnSse1 oi J5 F
rei; at 1854 street and Fourth avenue.
Sfn called at H. Farrels nous. y Sma
at!ernoon Mr.. Bailey's attack ca I., On Ct
hS Mss WRs born IN ne
SIX years ago: Wien he was 4 years I'D r
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snsss ssa 4fses the war M. Bailey man
builder, He was q strong Tapmsny Demo-
s5s 9i''i %l9.hs 10 sps
q Aldermen. ana bri ; nJ DHnoya Ivan
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East
y;ears ago, his last charge beiIs i nav
in man becsase es II hs
great eloauence. his earnestness OF purpose.
and his great power in a! manner ,. Of church
Street Church and the Greene Street Church.
began to move up town; Since his .retiremsnt
he mad preached but seldom, occasionally NJ
Face IN tnf
Iio was twice married. and leaves widow and
eight children. i've OF them by his first WIFE,
One Of his daughters Is the wife of George NJ
Place Church on Thursday.
:, DR.; Edwin Gallo Frollgh died at his home. IL
West Thirty-fourth street. at 8 o'clock yester.
day afternoon: Ho had been suffering from
heart disease for several years. and on Friday
region. He,was sitting in his study Yesterday
when he called TO his servant saying that hs
ieit faint. he was dead when the servant
c. nuF h r as sSsr eo wa. in wei.
known homTopnthic physician. Martin Ere.
liGh. The son took bis degree at the New
York Medical College IN 1890 From that tine
on he rracisod with his father. and became
the city. He devoted much time to scientific
research. and wrote several pamphlets on
chemistry aud mnerology. He was unmar-
rled.
Patrick Ridden. who was one Of the oldest
the City Hospital there on Saturday night IL
his a2d year. lle leaves u number VI Sons. all
men Of prominence in Newark.
Calvin y. Hazard. O., years Of age. died IN
Buffalo on Sunday night; Until he met with
si.nment last year. he was one Of tho largest
lumber dealers in Eutalo.
Anton ThormGrlen. the poet and scientific
man. and one OF the most popular German cl-
iZpns of Milwaukee. dropped dead In = rrs'"".
rant last night while at dinner ApopleAS WAS
tn" cause.
Alfred Is Miller, founder and. editor o' ,bs
Son.h Bend Ddliy Tribune. died on Saturday
night after an illness Of one week. He Was+'
years old.
AbbG Benedctins Smith. who was well
known in America. has died In Rome OF pneu-
mona.