The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27
OBITUlRE

Henry G. Nevins OF the firm Of Nevins q Co..
dry goods merchants at 212 Church street.
this city. and 70 Chauncey street. Boston. died
at tho Murray Hill Hotel on Saturday. He was
born in Boston In 1S43. and was the con OF the
late David Nevins OF that city. In Methuen.
Mass. there is memorial TO Mr.. David
Nevins. erected by his sons. Henry c. Nevins
and David Nevins. In the shape OF q building
combining under one roof q hall. library. and
gymnasium. The subject OF this notice was
President OF the Methuen Manufacturing
Company. and director OF the Pemberton Mills
at Lawrence and the Stevens Linen Mills at
Webster. He was n member Of Gov. Russell's
staff with the rank OF Colonel. He formerly
had n house in Fifty-third street, this city. but
when it was burned. several years ago. no
went to live at the Murray Hill Hotel. lie
lenvcs widow. but no children.
Admiral Mouchez. director of tho Paris Oh;
scrvatory. died yesterday. He was born In 1921
Ensign in is4s. His1tsnap in july, 1913. Cap,
1873. He had cnarge OF several important
hydrographic exhibitions to the south Sea and
s the
Island Of, ST. Paul to observe the transit Of
Ssnas n OF the S
Der Of the Academy OF Sciences since 1875.
and had worn the DECORATION OF the Legion OF
Commander in 1875. He was the author Of
several works on photographic subjects.
his Home Goi SEVENTH street. b Bro"kyn. q
n q born Gn o AHg
to BROOKLYN and ,superintended tho properly
Of the Swittshore line at Pier .. East River. He
1852. having entered the commit ssion feed
bus and retired ten years ago., A widow
him.
Robert Ralston Crosby. the last surviving
son Of tho late William Bedlow Crosby. and the
brother Of the late DR.. Howard Crosby; died Vt
son: Mr.. Crosby was born In New York in
1875. He was great -grandnephew Of Henry
FLOYD. He was Treasurer and a trustee OF the
the Eastern DisGen.ary for thirty years and
mefce for forty years.
Mrs. Margaret Post. widow Of William Post.
hss her tas Esi r5.t s1nSa ~
sD ana f%S x .TsR Sa
distributed at her own expense u large num-
Der OF tracts and hymns. Mrs: Post was q
Fourteenth street
News reached San Francisco last night Of
the death YESTERDAY. on Klamath reservation.
w son 81 os suS
nous angler. lie died suddenly on a trout
fishing excursion. Adams was u graduate OF
Columbia College. who gained great reputa-
ton in San francisco as the best fly fisher on
the coast he was also good all I round shot
Z. l.. Sheldon, European manager Of the
Jarvis; Conklin Land Mortgage, Trust Com
pany. died yesterday Of heart failure in Lon
don: He was the husband Of Mrs French
Sheldon. who has been lectnring in America
an American. and at one time was interested
In a lecture bureau In Chicago.
Thu vol. In fprfrap md nj az
D. Bell. died at his residence in Lexington.
Ky. yesterday He had II stroke OF paralysis
last Thursday night and never rallied. He
bred several good race horses. and was a
leaves property valued at halfa million dollars.
w. T. Culbcrtson. prominent in Indiana pol
tiles. and "A man Of wsa lth died at his resi-
dence in New Albany yesterday. He was born
at West Market. Pa. in 1914. lie went to In
diana when young. and accumulated property
valued at S7.UOO.OUO
Sidney c. Putnam. general freight agent OF
the Old Colony Railrond: died yesterday morn
ing NJ his residence in Hyde Park. His death
was due to pneumonia contracted last fall.