The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-17
OBITUARY..

OBITUARE
James Heard died on Monday OF apopexy at
the home OF his nephew. Capt W. ii. Wilson.
OF Black Rock. Conn. He was born on the Isle
OF Man. but when young ran away to sea.
Early In life he bccamen Mason. and had at.
tatned to the highest eminence In that order.
having taken tho thirty-third degree with the
Prince of Wales. Forty-six years ngo he dis.
appeared. and up to two years ago was not
heard Of, At that time he was in Fort Angeles,
Wash. During his absence at m he hnd vS td
for the Government several years ago he was
appearances to tho npopIectic shock which
KILLED HIM The attrnhdinE phSsbc dsn rS
The nave Osss s
s ha nx te Sod
rescued. 1t became necessary to keep him
several days before q casket could be secured.
and. during that time. he ,awoke from his
his body was pnrnlyzed. and no heart move
ment Tas P,ersertble and he could do moth
Pearl c. Hilliard died Mt his homo. 81 Mnnde-
vile avenue. Jersey City. on Monday afternoon.
He had suffered for several months from q
W.s Cd II Hss XnSs s
gen. daughter OF the late G. B; Trnphegen. At
That time he was in business in New York. but
s IN @ EeH s va cfst e' IN The
fx he srrns Of Mr. H TSTyrf ak
Public Works GommissssIiI?ner. bis as ~
ns osT snF s% mhS% Ssn
Hlliard. Watts. md Snd Kern combined and were
were indicted for malieasance in Office. K
tedious trial followed 9nd the Indictment was
entirely and had since been in the real estnte
business. He left wife and six children. Tho
home.
Sheldon Warner. who died recently in Ding
hnmton at The extreme age & o. years. was a
q, m
citizen: hs %as the first Supervisor eisetea ~
resent tho town IN the Santy hestd Hs was
Church and long served it rs deacon.
.Junius schenck OF 1873 South Oxford street.
Brooklyn. died suddenly at tho Central Station
Tesss4 81 tho FFH HOSE ns
Of Is barclay street in this CITY, and he'd
body arrived in Brookyn last e!enins Mr..
Resilient Of BrookIyn Tor thirty Years. A' 0e'
s rs 5Ga'f Sfden Oh s Mo d Gen
wei known from her connection with numer-
Sho had built three Episcopal churches. and
also expended about 100000 to purchase tho
property and equip tho Newsboys' Home.
Joseph +. Berry. theatrical manager. who
Known in this city, He hHdat various times H ii.
j. ii. WalIick. Marguerite Fish, and other
stars. At the time. of his death he was as
ssistnnt manager OF the Grand Opera House in
,,A.teleCrnm has been received in Unadilla. y.
Y. from Madison. Wis. announcing the sud
asn aah n Ts oi a. Grexoy s ps
Mr Gregory g WIS Born and reared nada.
and in his earlier career he practised his pro.
Mrs, Thomas Ailyne, died suddenly, at her
'6s VIE 60, q ;. Thomas xiiyns %6o WIS ,Ws!i
ard He and his wife gave .sioght Of hand
sxhih pitt Tney made money
Nathaniel Winthrop Starr died at his sons
residence in Red Bank. yesterday. In his slst
year. ie was once the principal OF public
in v Pn"He s street Seary
ago he established private schoolin Yonkers.
George Drew, formerly noted noted IS Q mlnpstrel
DISC aged ~ Iis was natys OF Thiiad"i-
phi9. and his right name was Dennis Reagan
s the s%r S tnrssySss
Henry WardIe. member Of Parlinm,ent for
Of sill p was re sS"9r pYHnst in the
Trent. Mr.. wnrdle was a Liberal and Home
| lsnler.
Elias Hicgel. who died In bethlehem on
Monday in his S'id year. was for many years II
| wel-known l,mborman On the Lackawanna
| River. IN 1870 he brought down the river the
| largest raft ever known. fio was 80 years old
| then
Isaac'r. Frost. - years old. -four merchant.
Of III, Produce ExehangCE and senior partner
| Exchange building. died yesterday.
Capt. George A. Stevens. Y. 8. n. retired,
| died on Monday night at the Hotel Berk eley In
| Boston. aged 81; Ito served in tho Mexican
war and the civil war
|, DR.. NJ. s. Watkins OF Flmira died on Monday
| Of malignant diphhern. He was thirty-four
| years old, lie was nntiys Of Spencer and
| years.
atrlcai Mechanics Association OF this city. died
| in 81. Lukes Hospital on Monday. from the
| effects OF a fall. He was a war veteran ana u
member Of Sumner Post, @. A. X.
George Cutler died in Binghumton yester-
| day in his 5Qth. year. Cutler waa a giant in
strength and stature. and formerly travelled
with circuseA
Henry Hatnick. q well.known musician OF
| the Cumberland Valley. died In Chambers.
burg on Monday night. aged 80 years.
Ebcnezer II. Curtis. Postmaster Of Maple
Monday In his sOth Year 0' N''' '"
Put the Costs on the Detective.
GREENsBuRG. Pa, Feb. 1o.--The Jury in the
William II. Gaut arson case. in which tho
young man was charged with burning his
mothers buildings for tho insurance, after
| being out eleven hours, brought In u verdict