The sun., 1892-01-15

tho celebrated Ecole Massln In Paris. .wnero
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tired iiie. He was wa ann nemSef OF the 81 Mich.
Sas Soslsty trustee Oi{hs bsnk ioE rs Savings MnS
man man in The Church Sf fhe Incarnation. He
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Sys them Marxsfs Norris kSIE0GTs Ts,s SarsIo NsI
WoeoSad wood. and Lewis Lew 4 Morris tH Norwood S ' ''
s9s Msntoh If EhilSsSapay 5rd
entail and Old Testament Literature in Prince
ton Theological Seminary. died yesterday
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highest honors at the age Of 19 Seven san wears
duties he % vas called e irnm
sSsr' fs tSs Est latter year %e
to Prin@sston. set where hs was fsofessor 81 Latin
whs9 hSS 10
Sh5lstiSn EshIss ana EpoYsstlss. Fl yyhIsh !; sheIs
periodcais. % % lie s eis wit wife and two Children.
Calvin Tuttle, Of Waterbury died on Tues
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~ in the house n VI which he wac e. born bsnet o.
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died do on Monday alto . sic cEness, Of three, and
%atario%Sn. Conn: died yeslSraay. ,YI ,sgsa e e
Cowles n native Of East CRANKY. Conn. who
had lived in or neeE Taritryie all his h life. died
Ing, aEed 81. He was Va one one Of tho orig inal Board
S Ads59fn tSe Inst .ast suSs f and rs said nxs
sssams Newafn mo@.sn to this s *. @ q aaay ~
gagged in the manufacture Of leather, and In
ness Il R0frPs .hs fssps
years ago and devoted his whole attention to
him s fSa Sat hs lst no ehdssn WHO
The Rev. William Reid died OF midnight
a his hop 8 Milton nn
He was in his SOth year. and retired from
Scotland and came to America when 10 years
fs s1es Hs udea Sasrns s &
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thirty years. was his first charge. He came
from Greenpoint to Macdougal street Baptist
to tho T Calvary ' Baptist Church. iA'0 ~ A''A
DR.. Henry 1ngersoll, Bowditch died Mt his
home IN Boston Yesterday. He was " years
Medieine at Harvard from 1856 to 1857. Chair
man man Of the State Board Of Health from 1876, to
1s mspbsT OF the Ros5a IN the the
civil war, PresidsHt Of the american Med!ca
Association A. + 1877; and physlcian at the Mas,
cty oa s To Dr. Be%
ditch Is due the discovery Of the law Of soil
New C
ical publications.
=, Gen. Robert Ransom died at his homo at
Nix G s H se7s s
FONT and served in the United States army
He rose in the Confederate army to the rank
OF Brisadier- General. serving n many notable
carona Last as autumn he was eS elected 3 Presi 9a
dent OF the Confederate Veterans Association.
Or late years he has been IN charge of the
ern North Carolina
hdne G Gs Ssf ShiR sSR see sn at s
y%d II Broofsn o snes
1S4O. when he came from Germany. He en-
as builder and contractor. and until two years
ago. when his health failed. was an important
wsrS df y In tho anx nth
sons. and two daughters.
Hiram Burton, a veteran Of tho war Of 1872.
s dyng few g9 aged
hbition; and was one Of the four charter teri mem
bers Of the Association Of New York Veterans Of
daughters survive him.
:, benjamin F. Beige. managsr for the Brock.
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s 1t IL Msz snGSe 5
Il st. % Seae FSe at
son enn. yesterday @ aged d'a g. oSf M e chesisr
tie sat pas aPGEsw Nsw s H.
cast his first vote for Madison and had voted
p Sys1y o9ss since ts snn time @
the funeral.
q thG dst and most
Cd smy IN tha place on Wednes
day. aged So His father settled there in i7S7.
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family have several books presented to them
w Ihe m Roy: George ": Woodine, who died on
years old He was member Of the Southern
New England NJ. L. Conference and had been
stationed in many churches In towns along
the Connecticut River and In Rhode island.
For about ton years he was chaplain OF the
Connecticut State prison in Wethersfeld
George Taylor. q wel-known farmer. and
enc OF the pioneer settlers Of the Chenango
Valley. died recently at his home In the town
81 Pitcher. aged 80 years He was born in
Hartford. and removed with his parents to
Pitcher in 1903 He had lived for 81 years on
tho farm on which he died.
The Rev. r. w. Hawkins dled at Olcan on
Wednesday evening Of pneumonia after a
short illness. He was Chairman of the Wcs-
leyan Methodist Mission Association OF the
United States. He was 81 years OF age and
leaves wife and six children.
Ex-postmastor John ,Thurston OF Glen Cove.
II that 1nGS
oldest residents OF Long Island and was np-
pointed Postmaster Of Glen Cove by Il. B.
Hayes.
DR.. william Horton OF Nswburgh died sud
denly ut 2 O'Clock yesterday morning at his
residence In that city OF paralysis. He was 80
years old; was born In Goshen. Orange
". G. Connolly; one Of the best known of the
6ld residents Of Pittsburgh. died there on
Thursday ut the West Penn Hospital aged -
ne was the father Of w. c. Connolly, Jr., tho