The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-11
OBITUARY.

arriculturist. died yesterday. He was born at
Stranear In 1915 and was educated at Edin-
burgh. In 1S49 he published a treatise on
High Farming the Best Substitute for Pro-
lection" which attracted much attention and
which won't through eight editions. In the
same year he visited tho south VI ireland and
made an elaborate report on the condition OF
the country. During 1850 and 1851 he con-
Quoted an inquiry into tho state OF English
agriculture and his letters on that subject
were published In volume which was subse-
Guently translated into tho French; Ger
republlshed in the United States. IN 1853
the g praires Of Tho MissIssirpi Valley. many
TRANSACTIONS OF which Appeared on the Con;
member Of the Fishery Hoard; In ls,si he be.
tss sea @ iishery o. the United k Rinsdom In
1854 Mr. Caird carried a resolution Of the
turns Of Il 1863 The result Of that vote Tor tho
S Of III Yn1sSa Sgsd'% Fesy nGS
innnire into the Subject OF famines, and he
was J created Knight Commander OF the Bath
Ssn bs T% 2fG s a tsnn his resi-
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1SSnnfh SfSs Y hs sg suass 50 &c
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divided his time between New York and MI;
ford. Mr.. O'Connor was Republican, and
rsns his so ee
FSss ss ID SsSfSs ;ss %
known LAWYER Of this s,ty and cb Sx
insEestor Of the Department Of pulIic Works:
Mr.. HConnor was q member OF the Society OF
Y YORK Historical and Gonnecticut historical
Societies.
The Hon Solomon BeSl; pT,omainSSg mt.S Siti-
s ssn 10Th &s s as
sailor, until 1882 when he, opened an evening
school s Of nayication; Then be became ne thu, the
elected to the Messaehusetts House OF Repre-
sentaitysss and in 1858 he spt the Senate
assistant lassessor of internal revenue. and
held the office ten years For twelve years he
a Sssss er SStos saSsy all HI ns
the trial Justice law was in force. and IN 1872
es hs Ea 81 Nolof sh bsrcl IN
was also one Of the. Board, Of selectmen. As.
Of the School Committee in Cohasset.
when the battle Of New Orleans was, fought
days Of the war OF, tine rebellion. was found
dead in her room in Rochester on Monday
Sne had been az S jacob 3
large number Of children. but they, werc scat
tered in various parts OF the South when she
nd oh h.Anr fran nf
months making, her way to the Pennsylvania
years. She was 1O3 years old.
Moritz Wetzlar died ut his home p West
Sixty -flrst street. yesterday morninG. after an
and was E g years. ed
He came to this country about thirty live years
H He eds
went into tho leather business in the swamp.
He retired about ten years ago. Mr. Wetzlar
was ono OF tho Oldest members OF the liar
children. " '''' - "'N'" anu 'e0
Herr J. G. Lehman. managing director OF
died in Bremen Tuesday evening. at : O'Clock.
from heart disease. from which he had sui
old and $ nee 1877 he had been the foremost n"
mgan in the direction q tho North German
d dH Hs s te Of Sors s
German Lloyd was built 10 BY Herr Lohman.
Edmond J: Linehan died yesterday Of con
ss at isS in
reporter until two years ago. when he became
the stenographer. iin the Coroners' office; He
mems Democratic club during the last Presi-
DENTAL campaign. He leaves young widow
and two children.
John n Van Wagner. formerly for many
years n promi nent citizen OF Delaware county.
years. He was one Of the Managers Of the
Delaware Mining and Milling Company in Rox.
bury. and \ director and Treasurer Of the Con-
solidated TransfGr Company. He was mem
ber Of tho Holland Society Of New York. He
leaves a family.
Mrs. Nancy Allison Frost, probably the old
SIZE was born in faystie county. Pa. oc yt 81.
bic indian ino I'VE the q as lis fa@y
lived in one Of tho block houses of the historic
famous Scotch colony Of Caledonia. N. Y. and
who had been an almost helpless invalid for
deah er and i've aat sons ON IN
So years. Her brother: John +. Mcplerson.
pr. Q. N Stoddard emeritus professor of
o.. died suddenly ut 3 o'clock yesterday morn
been connected Witt Wooster Univers hS since nee
Miami University for twenty-five years.
Mrs. Rodney Clark. who. with her first hus-
band. William NJ, Doty. settled In Niagara
county. where Lockport now stands. when tho
site was an unhroken wilderness. died in
Yates. n. Y. on Monday. aged o.. She is sur:
yived y three children and two sisters. ono OF
the lattor being 02. and tho other3O.
Mrs. Harriott D. Stults. the. widow OF David
stults, died this week at her home ut Nights;
iorty-four years ago. Mrs. Stults was identi-
fed with all the religious and benevolent
movements OF Mercer county. Seven Of her
children survive her.
Christopher Burghart., who for forty years
had lived in an isolated hut near Ncwfane n
y. never going more than a few yards away
from 1t. was found dead in his hut on SUNDAY.
He was supposed to he about 80 years old
Nothing is known OF his history.
William De hemcr. one Of the oldest and
most prom inent men In Charlton. Saratoga
county. died ut his home there yesterday aged
40 Hi; wife. aged IL. to whom he had been
vive him.
Dnyid Winans. at ono time produce dealer
On Washington street in this city. died in
Saratoga yesterday OF grip and pneumonia
He was born in Washington Valley. y j.. in