The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-19
OBITUARY.

A telegram from Savannah. Ca, announced
yesterday the death OF the Rev. Father Ed
ward j. McCabe. the pastor OF the Church OF
the Visitation in Verona street Brooklyn. on
Thursday. while he was on a steamer on route
for Jacksonville. Fla. Father McCabe had
been III for two months. and had been ordered
to Florida by his physician. He was in his 40th
year. He was journalist before he became
priest. and after his ordination he continued
to publish and edit the Catholic Youth. Before
Bishop LouRhlin placed him in charge Of the
Church OF the Visitation. no had been at
cent do Paul's Church in North Sixth street.
He wHs one OF the most Priests in the
to Brooklyn for interment.
~ Francis \, ~ Bacon: formerly wol.kpown
nssday agea 81 years He was born II vii
When When young VI man he became 2 clerk in Wall
street street apd later mem6er Of the banking
ness about twenty years ago with a handsome
fortune. He WAS brother OF the late William
81 Se Gou of ' sn soa
never married. His nearest surviving rela-
tiyss are nephews and pleces residing in Mas
=. George 1Inner. we'll known among horsemen
Ing his home e MerosS His
CURED about ave weeks aso..Whe m he was vas
thrown from his wagon while driving, Mr..
the Of M ns
Merose Rose sns Olivia sa sH King w and
paiener. r. r. i. ~ Wv '''' '''
Charles J: Yam de Poole. aged 40 years. died
yesterday at Lynn OF pneumonia. followed by
to the United States in is S He aevo a GH Rs
TO vsn q pSos
MI 70 hn ThnU ronp-
Houston Company. whose service Mr.. Vun do
Poole entered and remained until his death.
Frederick Kingsbury. one Of the best known
is dead at tie age Of 10 lie had BEEN CON-
in and
agricultural Hail Nine scaichi made her fr st
haSe Many OF
Lyme l. Loomer died yesterday morning in
rrcnnent ctizen and i head q The corset VII firm
mingham and Bridgeport. Many yenrs ago he
ran stage route Vt. from Derby to Bridgeport.
Sn% ss to Ssd IL f a1eys
children.
Hiram Perkins Of winsted. Conn. died sud-
denly OF heart failure on THURSDAY at the age
liz heG varous pubc
ofice Su extending OYER period Of forty years
the Peace. He was a lifelong Democrat.
s Mfs Sss III ~ Ss eG Se SYs st 4
lily Of that name. died on THURSDAY after a
short s,. illness at her country home at Tranquil
zh and an ss1ss Of m TSee
TranGuiliity. " 'N " ""''' 1'A' ~
". C. Rust. an ex.memher OF the Legislature
deDd at in
yesterday morning. Mr.. Rust. in the. fruit
Saspes sEr Ssv S or a. extensive
pi River riiot. died at Memphis Thursday
evening; He j. vas asa a sph;riIot With samuel |.
and. was, st. Louis and New Orleans pilot
during the war.
Tho Hon. 9rigen storrs died in Loekport
liz was
sssssd fS rS'EDors on lis hepaSssa
NAP RsS ssn e.
years old.
Ds2sssaSsn W u sps H1 ks y SS
ssed q He hd been nsm
Der Of tho force for over thirty years.
in Paris. aged g. She was %ute saceessfui in
light roles and had, appeared mostly at the
Paris Opera and at the Opera ComiQue She
was Nine. Theisen in private life.
Morgan T. Smith. one OF the original stock
holders and directors OF the Norwalk Mills.
Winnepauk. Conn. died yesterday morning
He was "a years OF ago. and leaves two
daughters.
Marcello c. Jordan. the widow Of John Jor-
dan. formerly Police Superintendent Of New
York. died on Thursday at $50 Pacific street
Brooklyn. in her u st year.
Robert NJ. Blackburn. who had been coal
operator In western Pennsylvania for fifty
seven years. died in Pittsburgh yesterday. He
leaves a large fortune.
George Pettis. o recognized authority on
American whist, died suddenly OF henrt dis
ease at his residence In Brookline. Mass. yes
terday.
Joseph D. Rose. q veteran OF the war died In
Syracuse yesterday aged 4S years. :. He served
with Company c. lS5th New York Volunteers
DR.. A. n. Watkins. Assistant Secretary of the
State Board OF Regents and n well-known
educator. died In Albany yesterday.