Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-12-29
dinai nsnry Edward Manning, in Lon

Judge william G. RuEer, or the New lprk
court Of appeals. at SJr"cuse' y. W aged
Randolph Rogers, the American sculptor,
in Rome, aged "a.
10. Ex-Congressmsn Walter 4. Wood, a prom
inent manufacturer, at Hoosick Falls, n.
Y, aged II.
20. Christopher p. Cranch, poet and painter,
nj Cambridge, Mass, aged rs.
g. Justice Joseph p. Bradley OF the U. s.
supreme court, at Washington, aged TO-
Very Rev. Peter Hennart, vicar general of
the r. G, church, Mt Detroit.
%. W. T.. Robinson, "Richelieu," journalist
and Irish patriot, in Brooklyn. aged Is.
s5. Rev DR.. H. b. Howard, secretary of the
American Peace association, in Rome,
aged b.
20. Gen II. A. Barnum, in New York city
aged %.
81. Rev. Charles Hidden spurgeon, at Men
tone, France, aged So.
FEBRUARY.
Q. Sir Morell Mackenzie, English physician,
in London, aged 55.
8. G. Z. .Cabans, a Wisconsin pioneer, at
Georgetown, Wis
Q. John Jay Kuox, ex-comptroller U. 3. treas
ury, in New York city, aged o..
IL. Capt. William NJ. Common, theater and hotel
manager, in St. Louis, aged 3d.
10. Nicholas Forester, actor, in Boston, aged
s..
% John G. Shea, historian aud editor, at Eliz-
abeth, y. j., aged SO.
MARCH.
/. Ex-Governor w. w. Holden, of North Car
DINA. at Raleigh, aged "a.
4. DR.. Noah Porter ex-presdent Of Yale, at
New Haven. aged 60.
6. Edwards picrrcpont, ex-ninister to Eng
land, in New York city, aged 70.
TO- RI. Rev. Gregory Thurston Bedell, third
Episcopal bishop OF Ohio, in New York
city, aged 90.
49, Philip G. Cusacks, a well known newspa-
per artist, in New York city.
II. Max Strakosch the opera manager, in
New York city, aged 81.
Judge J. a. Glmer, Of North Carolina, at
Greensboro. aged IS.
49, Daniel Lothrop the publisher, in Boston,
aged co.
o.. DR.. D. Hayes Agnew, Of the University Of
Peunsy lvania, in Philadelphia, aged -.
20. Walt Whitman, the poet, ut Camden, y.
j., aged 10.
/. Charles u. Drake. ex-chcf Justice Of the
United States court Of claims, in Wash
inston, aged 81.
s. 7. j. Barton, an old theatcr manager, in Bal
tmUre. aged 10.
L. Gen. j. w. Singleton, in Baltimore, aged SO.
G. Willard Salisbury, ex-senator from Della
ware, at Dover, Del, aged a.
6. Ex-Congressnan Charles A. Stevens, Of
Ware, Mass, in New York city, aged &c.
0. Gen. {. W. Field, ex-Confederate, ut Wash
ngton, aged G!
l6. Miss Amelia Il. Edwards, novelist and lee
turer, in London, aged 81.
II. Hon. Alexander mckenzie, ex-premier Of
Canada, at SRrnia, aged 10
10. Roswell Smith, president of The Century
company, in New York city. aged g.
20. William Aston, grandson Of John Jacob
Aston, In Paris, aged e..
90. Gen. William Wells, a Vermont veteran,
in New York city, aged 55,
MAY.
Charles arria Nritar under thp non, Il
plume Carl Pretzel, in Chicago, aged 81.
0. o. q. Warren, senior proprietor of the Buf
falo Commercial, in Buffalo, aged 90.
s. Gen. w. Il. Halpin. a Union veteran, in
Cincinnati.
Il. Senator John s. Barbour of Virginia, in
Washington. aged -
Gen. Thomas a. kOwley, veteran of the
Mexican and civil wars, at Pittsburs
AGED -.
10. Jaiuos *. OsEood, formerly a Boston pub
Usher, in London. aged 3d.
81. Gen. \. d. Streight, Union veteran, near
indianapolis. aged d3,
Gen. Ralph +. buckland, Union veteran at
Fremont, o., aged 50.
%. Charles Gayler dramatist, in Brooklyn,
aged -.
l. Maria Morgan, known as MILDLY" Morgan,
stock Reporter, in Jersey City, aged "a,
0. Sidney Dillon, capitalist, in New York city
aged a.
Farmers Alliance, in Washington, aged
Is Rev. Father Molliuger Roman Catholic
priest and physician, at PittshurE, aged 20.
Is. Emmon, l.."ine, in Chicago aged b,
-. Scnor Malta. Chii's cT-miaisicr of foreign
Affairs, at Valparaiso.
JCLY.
TO- Kate Cas,lcton, actress, at Providence,
Il. Cyrus W. Field, at Dobbs Ferry, n. y,
aged -
Is. Rose Terry Cooke authorizes, at Spring
field, Mass, aged Gj.
10. Thomas Cuok, founder Of Cooks excur-
ei9E-, In London.
q. Ex-Governor II, j. Gardner, of Massachu-
sets, at Milton.
%, Most, ;. Beach, formerly proprietor of tie
Sew York sun, at pcckskiIl, y. y, aged
81. Ex-senator Anthony Kennedy, of Mary
land, in Annapolis, aged -.
AUGUST.
l. Gen. =. s. Fry, Union veteran, at Louisville,
ssci;!.
:. Gca. JOAN Tul.on, editor Of tho Quincy
" hiE at Quincy, HIS.
10. jos. phtne Pollard, autuoress, in New York
city aged 81.
90. EK-Goyoruor Myron h Clark. of New York.
at CGnaaiaieua, y. y" aged S.
ES-Go9crucr T.. l.. Lowe, Of Maryland, in
Brooklyn. aged 10.
&c. Rev. William Ware Rowland, an old mis-
sicrHry Of the American board ia Jalua-
patom, Ccv!on, Hael -.
81. George William Curtis, author and editor.
at Livingston staten Island, aged IS.
SEPTEMBER.
g. Daniel D3aEhorty, lawyer and orator, in
Philadelhia. aged d6.
T. John q. Whittier, the poet, at Hampton
Falls, ~ H., eyed -.
Ex-senator Francis Herman, prominent
Democrat, ut Utica, y. T., aged rs.
b. David Bruce, inventor Of the typemakins
machine, IN brooklyn, aged 3d.
60 Gen. DAME, { Imam, II civil war veteran,
ct Nyach, X. y, aged 50.
g. Gen. John Pope, L. ), A., retired, at San
dushy, o., aged 3D.
"a. =. :, fillmore the band lender, in st. Louis,
aged 81.
p, Gen. J. ". Hustled, ex-speaker of the New
York assembly, at Peekskill, n. y, aged
%.
OCTOBER.
q Ernest Renan, French philosopher and
skeptic, in Paris, aged g.
g. Alfred Tennyson, Baron d'Eyucourt, at
AldwortL, England, aged %.
90 Charles l.. Harris, actor, in Chicago, aged3s.