The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-25

| In several nitarial churches In the Eastern
| States before taking charge Of the Church OF
| the Saviour in Brooklyn in lS4l. After twenty
| two years continuous Passionate he retired
| from the pulpit. hut he has preached there
| frequently since. Dr. Farley was married to
Miss Jane Sigourney in Boston in 1880 the
Rev. Drs. Claiming and Garnett officiating.
Mrs. Farley died a few years ago. OF their
four children two. Fred c. FacleY. a New York
merchant. and Mrs. Osborne widow of the late
United States Commissioner Osborne. survive
them, Since his retirement from active pas
soral duties Dr. Far,ey had been almost unin.
States: "rnitaria nism Defined and His
FAIR Of 1874 lis ' funeral vii tass sD Place
from the Church of the saviour on sunday
| afternoon.
Perry ii, zGrSe.l. died Tester. Jay at Costabelle
, near Hyeres in the south OF France. The news
Is East BY .9 to ,r Mr. Rs
ff sSy p. III, arafps Is, zrssn Do{tis was
d ztresa and and Mrs. sd di " HGresa. the Tat father
and mother and Richard 4. 81 ,Zeragl. her
9ttns y%ant woman ii health. TIE eaass q
PNEUMONIA Of which Lady frank!and hal
MARTIAL Ely i9 wf bss - s zf Is
! Frederick William Francis Georxe Fra nkland.
wa hssSy T. GB3rkh s,t The
ell by the Rev. Arthur Brooks. at the Church
= r,i The lPSnnFnation A. Mati-2n Avenue and
! the noteworthy events Of the social season.
! 1000 Invitations hpyin- been issued for the
| Canada. after which the Young couple went TO
| I've IL LONDON, Last fail sir Fredercis ana
eoan t tbs trtp 9' hat 4 Lady sf Finn
| an! nausht the severe cold which developed
INTO oEb sas 4s Gpy ,saushteJf
was n .av6ri,s in ~ Now " York soe,e ett9
h4tr Tie one BSs Ct that s1s T,s
land vas introduced in society about six years
ago and vas ABOUT the same age as her hus
nan. On her mothers side Lady
Berry Of the BRITISH ARM to WIRE whSm ' was
awarded in ! 40 for services rendered TO the
lacent 10 Hackensack. where the family con-
tlnued to reside unit, about half 4 century
ni ~ IN b .ey Gfe 10 siJ fW a9sS Lazy
Of Baron Won Breton. unon whom the It'll,
VA ia ssst9 Tg BY Kin Csrsias e Denmark
one IT tfe most i'.Istr0us Representations OF
the family. IS lannon's beauty. and is rhe wife
riet few years ago. Lady Fran >Iand was pre-
sented Mt Che court OF st James'- on her mar
s s1 s2E Within fh spFF raxsc 2s
George rranklant who survives his wife. is
the tenth baronet.
Noses Mehrhhch. the Grand street pawn
broker. and ot late years the financial hacker
ofCgnGress nian Timothy J. Campbell. died yes
broker in tle cir. He 5a.:an BUSINESS IN iS5j
in the hull,in-: ut 10 Grand street where he,
rpuiGtncG ,;p 10 the time ~ his Death His
business was also accounted the largest. next
10 sIG:Isn :. IN An ine n.y. AGd Ai,frentS say ne
Fun Ftwin wL'f FISl ,1 5et2hre fhe failure Or
deal OF money. He invested largely in Sec
ond neant Gran! street railroad stocks.
second ayeEIs road ~. u numb@r, Of years:
Moses WIS tiEector OF the road 1T the time Of
6' s dsasn east He sa is' a gn had real Been ss'
politics for many years As IA young nan he
Wat "a. an A A. worker and became nember
sixth Asse = 1ly district. When the split came
hetweeH John keIT and I.ucius Robinson. he
the, county pemorraGy. but soon after
Withdrew from active politics. .and be;
ba"Eer S Ttm He vas on the e HaH
ttesrai TICKET whteh elected Mr.. Cleveland in
inS muh,ey .1r ramnHiSn pnrr'se5 to a-pIr-
yars ago he n.5 a. i his FANNY NH town
e. ~ East seY-ntF.HlEta srreet He has been
has Teen at Lakewood. He wa in his Str
year He leaves a widow and four children.
three Of whom are daughters
sns qa R IN ts ptrt " VIE TEX SO
] TaS net gP"p IN nj n hsa 0y 'Rs Eagirh
ISIS. In i't>| he was with Smith. UBrien.
Nraeher Afterwnr the, Grave leader OF the
orien IraE MsMaas.a were 1e capfarsi
escaped to En- gland and thence to this coun.
Try. O1lahoney Went 70 France: When the
try quinn attended 70 the work Of organila.
ton N Boston. Mr. Quinn was once famous
rs an athlete. meeting and defeating most Of
d, - - tnr,,u
Charles Burial Hoffman. son Of the LATE
ogden Hoffman, died Yesterday at his home at
in s5 Alter his srauaton from rom t eo ni: 'i hs
stu lied law. hut he never practicad. During
tn .m ety' war he was gnI9r member Of ths
and bullion. J. D, Trevor. who died not long
ago a. mi,,l@naiTre: WIS s.Hbseauent!y member
RE" Of ' co Taranas vi III a Fl
sf aqHsStsr r GrqtH s a' =" Mr. AT HSrm Gns
who ted ast YEAR, Sns for forty years Cnltni
ogden Hoffman, who died in 1886. was one Of
the most distinguished lawyers Of the New
York bar.
dence. 500 West Fifty seventh street on Non
Gay after an atratk 81 SriG, wa; buried yester-
eHher wa bora at Heppsnham hr nsy
IN lSlH He came 10 this country in 1897. and
Went 10 , 6giinest =, as nsrshant tailor He
married on March ~. lSt9. to Catharine Law.
Der, who survives HIM To-morrnw they were
70 have celebrated the tftietA anniyer..ry Of
their marriage. The celebration was to have
been held in the house Of the LiedarkranZ 80
the event.
- Harvey Marx ham is dead at his residence. in
BricS hIis Pert jetfefson, aged u years, H. |
paper writer. tie gained hi. first exr.tianr. |
asa writer on the ig,irprrdrnt Press 6f Great
Harrington, Mass Markham Gang 10 Long |
Island ~ ISL where be published the I,uL.-
Pc Ter, F'es5 at stony Brook. and was later
iGentihed wlrh the P.d,aisale' and Mrs Irlf.I |
vi Fort jefferson. He leaves u widow and two |