The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-28
OBITUARY

Ish physician, uled yesterday. no was inc
author OF many medical works He was one Of
the highest authorities on sanitary questions
in England. and was born at Rothwell. North
amptonshire, in 1925. and received his medi-
cal education at ST. Thomas Hospital in
| London. where he won a scholarship and held
| the positions OF house surgeon and assistant
| medical officer. He became member OF the
Royal College OF Surgeons In 1851. and began
to practise at Croydon. In 1855 he became
NJ. b.. and in 1850 NJ. d. ofLondon University,
and In the latter year was appointed on the
Croydon Board Of Health. serving in that ca
pacity with so much distinction that In 1870
he was elected President OF the Council of the
British Medical Association. BY this time he
was an active member Of many medical and
sanitary societies, and an Examiner on Public
| Health for the Universities OF Cambridge and
London and the Apothecaries' Company. In
1881 he was q member Of the Royal Commits
sion on smallpox. He is tho author OF many
works on sueh sanitary subjects as sewage:
topics.
neauI was born at varennes in 1915. After
ed with the Republican press and took an &C:
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storea to liberty IL pubsSed ISL book ok
on the prlsons, Il Raris; He was ss s
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Was aressed especially to the soantry " nso;
hs n9a as Issrs IN bs
GUM. where he resumed S his ISIS studies and p ex
periments IN agriculture. and became fire.
The Peasants Undor the Kingdom;" In 1855.
RGto1aTy , p Practical ASlieuitaTs
and the Making Of Wines in Belgium &c. ''"'
yt%ss NJ TG n o bS 3 Ms and
Layrsnse. Mass, sitsr short Illness Of Grip
the Boston and Me Mny ysnrs
eye he vas employed as station agent in Great
jersey La Mhs s wss .! ene
years station agent Of the Boston and Maine
sssst a n S En- he ys
made general superintendent
The Hon Tho%as Noa9n died st his home in
saso anG Tf s
n9ss Hs had been sheriff 81
IL survived by his wife. to whom Le has been
brofners 81 wsm three
% mat '1f %sy E sns Fl xS" is tho wife
Gilbert Morse died nt his hone, % Highland
City Tor
of ts New sA9 Sart t TSsr
writer's Life Insurance Association. He was 4
S HI % ard Ssgs
Louis Holman. q plumber. OF q William
AK L;yI night in his house md his death e at
MI Holman was SIS years old. and IH he leaves vs
nss dooq III bis
twenty five years.
ia, james, NJ. Webb who had been Treasurer OF
sevente enth Maine Regiment serving thron lrS
the entire war: Hf lost leg a Springs
Two days betore Lee surrendered. His death
Tas caused by heart disease. He was So years
:, Mrs; Tenny A: Topping. the wife of Sidney b.
States Express COMPANY. died at her home. f In
aged "A.
Yo S'Esss yste waa
died at the station house Of heart disease: anu
James ID Newell. aged 03, died OF grin on
Friday. IN Orwell. Pa His son. james J. New
ELL died the next day On Sunday his wife
aged 0l. died. On Monday the sons wife died
She was the last OF the family.
J.. Avery 4. Northrup, who had been a compos-
ltor In the COop1st0,Dn Republican office for
sixty wears. having learned his trade in tbat
ONCE. died In Frank lin Otsego county. on Mon.
day. in his eightieth year.
Carroll l. Rowland. the builder and IN
former, years the landlord OF the HowInnd
Houss In Ocean Grove died on Tuesday niHht
near Farmingdale; n. j.. after short illness.
lie was 73 years old '"''
Ieander c. Gillespie. q prominent farmer
ford. Orange county. died suddenly on Mond"v
dren "''' ""u eh''-
pr; John witt Randall. a widely known scI.
entiIc man; died In Boston on Monday Mt the |
he specially devoted himself. "'''''
Robert 7. Clinch. for many years supsrin.
tcndent OF the Western Union telegraph lines
II the Maritime Provinces. died on Jan. 81 af |
MS home n St. John. N. b. ~
Baron Louis Won Haber the founder OF mnnv |
hanks and one OF the best known ilna ciers IN |
Austria, Is dead aged w. :"
Iheodore A. Dame: q prominent mrmber Of
the SUFFOLK bar. died In Boston on Tues.iaV'
New York Doctors Dine and Speak Ia Hack
enssck.
Dr. David st. John gave n dinner NJ UooLan