The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-14
OBITUARE.

Henry A. House. one OF the best known
business mon Of northern New York. died al
MS home in Watertown on Sunday aged 62
years. He was born in Housewife. Lewis
county. and was n brother OF ex-Sheriff j.
Mathcr House of that county and OF the Rev.
William House OF Providence. u. I. In his
earlier career hc OBLIGATED ns cashier OF tho L..
A. Hammond Bank. in Cane Vincent. and was
subsequently, for many years dire ctor and
tho cashier, of the horticultural. Insurance
company lie was II conspicuous Free Mason.
NWn ae ,1ng illlcn the post Of iommnndcr OF
He leaves vito md three sons.
~ DR.. Edward Griiilth died in Indianapolis on
Tuesday night aged 90. DIR, Griliths closing
son IN law. was Edward 4. Johnson. who prac-
tsed Inv there; ln the year 1sS3 Johnson .
herself by shooting. johnson asserted that
Ms wife had confessed TO having relations
Yam man on IN S ohpi"n went
murder. he was defended Ivy senator Voorhees,
ami acquitted, Several months after his ac-
rs last moments that his daughter had been
killed by Johnson.
>, William Elgair general passenger agent OF
~ Montrca! yesterday morning aged - wears
He was well known 70 tho railroad mon Of this
city. having been stationed here for eight
the Great Western He aftrrwar1 Dccaine tho
general pasEeng"r agent Of that line and cor;
TrSnR When IL" %S rc STWsf WH wa te
dated with II. The funeral will be, held on sat
51x s 1hl,rr s,2" TTm TN family residence
Gen. George stark. formerly manager Of tho
poston and Lowell Railroad. and ut one time
Vice; l'resiI"nt and general, manager IT the
Nashua; y, u. llr,was ~ years, old llc was
descended from Maior-icn. John Stark, tho
nSro :, Fl RHnnnston his father heinz the n
the Boston and Lowell r"Nd in lS:;i. lie s"fvci
n the Legislature. and in lStO.'jl WAS tho
Democratic candidate FOR Governor
:. Capt. T. r. Edwards. commander Of the
Union Blues" the first military company. to
G In ID; Rsiawnrs COUNTY . for tn" Held during
e nf1 Srnn md in he ehss
ass Hciatcd with Gen. Edward 4. 5cac in the
ssntyGy Of the 9ycrl@nd routes between the
Edward II. nucharmc., choir master for
twelve years of st. Marks 2. r: Church in
south Fif,h street. Williams Lnrgh. died yes:
years ago. and was widely known rs n trainer
OF Ioys, voices. He will Ice buried on Satur.
day in Mount Olivct Cemetery.
John i. Kcrshaw. n messenger in the Office
Tuesday night ut his home. :ia7 Nostrand ave-
lie was in his ;'2th year. and leaves wife and
two adult children; lle was :, war veteran.
William T. Hartley Of G64 IIalsey street
Brooklyn. died Of heart disease on Tuesday
night. in a restaurant in Reid avenue and Hal
sey street. in his 10th year. He was n mem.
Der of the firm of II. NJ. Goodheart 4 Co.. deal
ers In grorcrs' supplies in Lcado street. He
leaves a widow and two children.
Franc B. Wiikic. he we'll known newspaper
man and author. died last night at his home in
Chicago. While recovering from n severe at
tack OF grip recently lie sustained n fall; which
Resulted in II relapse. complicated with brain
fever. which caused his death.
The Rev. James /; Deems, one Of tho oldest
members of THO pittsburgh Conference died
yesterday. agcd ~ years. ut his home near
Brllowsvillc. Beaver county. Pa. He was in the
ministry forty years. during the last four of
which he was Presiding Elder
Mrs. T. Walpoe Warren. wife Of the Rev. Z.
Mnlpole warren. rector Of tn" Church Of the
Holy Trinity. died last night ut o'clock. She
had been i'll about six months. and had been
confined to her room for the past week.
Mrs Malinda Colt. the wife Of tho Rev. c. s.
Colt. died at her home in Clinton avenue.
1rvington \. j.. yesterday. 81 years old. The
funeral will be from the house at > o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The well known sculptor Natter. is dead in
Austria. iic made the ZwinGe statue: and
was the author Of many other works Of art,
some Of which eRrned world. wide approval.