The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-25
OBTTUARE

tine Mott. said that he was suffering from
pleurisy. Mr.. Gallup was an athletic man. nj
though, rather slight In figure. and his friends
were not alarmed Ivy his Illness. The symr-
toms OF pneumonia developed later. and DIR.
Janeway was called in consultation For the
past week Mr.Gallup had steadily grown worse.
and he died at l O'Clock yesterday morning.
MIR. Gallup was born Mt Providence. r. J..
thirty mine years ago. He was descendant
In the ninth generation OF John Gallup of
Dorset. England. who landed ut Boston in
1880. His grandfather. the late Hon. Abort
Gallup. was member OF Congress from the
Albany district during vnn Burcn's Admins
tration. Through his srandmo other. VIII" was
a sister Of Gov. Smith OF Rhode Island. MIR.
GALLUP was a lincal descendant OF John Alden
of the Maynowcr Mr.. Gallup's father. Albert
81. was n citizen Of Providence until he re-
moved to New York. whore he still lives. Mr.
Gallup was graduated at Brown University In
1919. IIe entered the Columbia Law School
and served his clerk ship with Miller. Stouten-
VAS admity t" the s"!s ar CIT With naio!pS
Hurry lie formed tho law, lrm.. OF Gallup
Hur ;niu with office at 81 William street. Iss
With his father ito became na' nn en,Rusnst G
MAJ afi% ars chsa s Iartsin Of tn. sT
casions mer,ted high rraise from Gcaiuunr-
present form. and he las devoted much i tins
to to nStrucing and Drilling his men. His work
ed great deal OF attention in the National
Guard OF this state. Tho fifteen camps there
were So scattered e, , tt it Was ossblS to
set un telegraph headuuar,ors in a car near
the stock Yards. and in two days he had nearly
regular Telegraph service established between
them Con Porter ,1 -. said 81 that Can't Gaup,,s
tarv force ut Buffalo. Capt. Gallup completed
which i about f. be- pnolishci; re wa;
Q, lie Geon can@e Mctrapo,an Ana
thory and Gr9lier Clubs. and the. Gorlnthian
Hall. Mayor Grant appointed him member
of the BOARD of Park Commissioners in 1889.
oar Was a the
Board In 1862. The humble Of Mr. Gallup's
ssnds n H city he to the snd
services will be at Grace. Church on Tuesday
at II o'clock. Gen. Louis Fitzgerald has
in regard to that have not been compile, Cd.
IN The interment will be at Providence. The
Park Commiss9 , e. special meeting yes
and we desire to place on rseard our ts s
q rusc arks For four years he
+ s sss rrs,.ds%s .s,"s liz
navnE Gsss, with the and his expert,
htinset to III. ass""ta,.s ' and to the
Ehs In the prime Of Young anno;d L., and with
WHEN lie was an h"nored member, hts death is not
served. but great bereavement his friends and to
the ark Commissioners who desire hereby g
and high respect for their late colleague.
John Morris. who died yesterday was we'll.
Arms at II Vest street. hotel freauented S by
Welsh and Cornish miners arriving here q
Vas accustomed to say that il Welsh or
sss orS
nfty-two years ago In Wolverhampton: Stat
fordshire e. AID the greater part Of his life was
hotel in West street which was then known as
and always declined to- receive any any,
Gn sDef hs St to nsn
fully sa!nded Moor: Back q this j; a dining
ness In the rear oithe house e TIE kitchen;
orris atenton The brshs tns Ss spo
less tables were never so clean that he was
e%pSe let ' w Enfss % es he SSs
manner Of CONDUCTING the hotel he failed e
and Thsnkscivine at the Cornish Arms
viii IS h. o Monday ana the boas
will be inferred at Woodlawn.
= Gen. Frederick 7; Dent. ,brother;iu Jay OF
He was born IN wh ss Ha9s on 1885,
credit in the Mexican war, Al churubusco he
MoIino del Rey he secured the brevets OF First
Lieptenant and Captain After this he served
duty He was in tho Spok une ex peditiop, and
was engaged in the fight Of -Four Lakes" and
p1 IN ts
OF the Salmon Fall massacre. and was promo
ted to the rank OF MAJOR. In the Army ofthe l'o-
nent. and was ordered to New York to aid in
the suppression Of tho riots OF that period.
mmission for the trial Of State prisoners.
the rank Of Lieutenant.Golonel. and pnrtIcSi,
on the t" Of sn Gen mt WE @ass
t"r r When he 20" was elected PRESIDENT For lis
services in, the field he received the brevet Of
b bsI pss General. He was retired in Deem
james Bankhead Quest died at l O'Clock
yesterday afternoon ut his home. q East
Twentieth street: he was much run down IN
he was attack ed by erysipelas. which settled
in his face and week age he toof to hs bed
failnre. Mr.. Guest was a cotton broker
and member Of the Cotton Exchange He
belonged to the New York Club and the South
ern Society. He MAS once ., dircctor, in the
Southern Society. He came Of an old Virginia
family and was horn in fredercktown. Gen.
Bankhead Of the Confederate Army. His early
life was spent in baltimore. He came
to New York in 1879 IS a clerk in
and when that firm dissolved went into bust
ness for himself and took an office In tho Cot
ion Exchange building, :, He was In his fortieth
half brother. Frank B. Guest. live in this city
Another half brother. Burnett is an en- glneer
the South. The remains will BE- taken to Bal
timore to-day.
Elhu L. Mix died at his home In New Haven
yesterday. aged ~ He was retired sea cap
tain and spent his carly life in New York city.
Early in the forties he purchased vessel and.
retiring from the grocery business. took com;
Cane Horn. The vessel was wrecked in tho
Straits OF Magellan and for several months the
party remained on the shores OF Patagonia be-
fore they were rescued. During their on forced
stay son was born to Mrs Mix and he was
named !. Magellan. in remembrance OF their
experience.
~ ne Hon. Alonzo Mute died at his home In
n Fab 1909 at Milton In nrn