The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-19
OBITUAR Y.

Mrs. Hannah Bcrdlne Strong. mother Of Will
liam L. Strong President OF the Central Ma
tional Rank. died on Easter morning at tho
home of her son. ~ West Fifty-scvcnth street.
Mrs Strons's life stretched back almost a CEN
fury. She was born In Greene county. Penn
sylvanin. on Nov. 10. 1893 Her father. Revo-
lutionary soldier. died In the spring Of 1902.
and her grandfather. afterward Judge Mills.
took his daughter and granddaughter to Ohio.
floating them down the Ohio River in fiat,
floats. They landed at Portsmouth in Oc-
tober. 1902. Three or four years after
this Hannahs mother married again.
The settlers were forming IL volunteer
corps for defence against the Indians.
and children we're housed. From the time she
was 10 until she was II years OF age. Hannah
lihsi fig thu block house She often said! said she
Indians When she was 20 years old she mar mar
Strong came to New York with her son. Will
liam L., and has since, lived with him here.
She had perfect control of all her faculties up
to five weeks ago. when she was Frustrated by
bronchitis William L. strong md one son
living in Oregon, survive her. The remains
they will be buried beside her husband in
Loudenville. O.
Ann nrodhead. or Shafer. perhaps the last
S %hq nes IT
week. nged about 80 years She was born a
flaw, Of the shafer family Of that town. and
free under. tho act OF the Legislature Of
l IL" n9royidins for the gradual ext inc
Y"k city. Where she lived f' for ~n many y years..
and until about twenty years ago. when
she returned to Montgomery and . again he.
former mistress old Mrs. Daniel Shnfer. and
other msmIerS Of the family t,!nder!y cared
was deyout ,memI!er Of the old Brick Presby
terrain Church at Montgomery. and she was
tho pastor. the Rev. r. II. McCready. pro-
nouncing a eulogy on her Christian graces OF
life and character.
Charles J. Klein. who died in Milford. Pa.
on Sunday. had a remarkable career: He was
horn in runt2 RuSsas P0lGnd Of German
Mas Mehy N3u xaVs s h Wno
v,ersi,y education. incary manhood he mar
ried and became distille and hotel keeper ut
the revolutionary movements In Germany in
ISIS: ana his property was seized and con-
af d and h.
New York. where no found employment as a
1881. and soon after purchased the Brink Pond
farm property in Pike county. Pa. and resided
KID Kls,n took up his residence with his son. H. j.
Herr Damn. the famous. German aeronaut.
rg ma n has ef e ad
in tho United States. During the Franco
1russian wal. Damn obtained from the Prus-
from Paris to Tours. and which was turned
adrlft rs soon as Gnmbetta. had effected his
PURPOSE WITH THIS he performed many ex-
Mrs. $. Mcphiirs died yesterday at 14s
ssherm g., street street I'rnokIyn. in her s4th
an attendant at the old st. AIMS Episcopal
Church ~ her life; She was ono Of the organ;
had never missed attending an anniversary.
She leaves five children. all residents Of
Brooklyn.
bersni Street osta 'H IN ErooEyn Of M nnres
Of weeks ago. He was a. stonecuttsr and lad
since the Inauguration OF the enterprise
twenty years ago. He was 30 years old. He |
leaves widow and two children.
ngc ofG2. He was one OF, the sons Of Nathan
loves wh" was am I%n the rst q American
brother sent ont the Great London Clrcus in |
1871. ,Afterward it consolidated with the Bar
mum show.
so!f widely known by recnpturinc> from tho
madam or. Officials L,., ut Hu{fbaro. n. =; his
srca "f Tor riE living wHn f.. Hnssn Mic
limit, diod at his homo In Gloucester. Mass. on
Sunday.
Matthew G. Elliott. former President of the
Tradcsmens National bank Of New Haven. is
1end at the age OF 81 He WAS Prcsidnnt OF the
New lIayen. and New London Railroad IN
1852. rcsigning in 1865 to become President
u tho Tradesmen Bank.
Chief Engineer \. b. Clark. United States
In ls.is he was r. tired and has for years been
ed the defective armor now used on war ships
Of all nations
Tho Hon. Isaac c. Ormshy OF Waterford.N y.
)rmshy was for u long time on" OF the most
prominent members of the Saratoga county
bar. having been District Attorney for fifteen
years.
Louis Gi0be- Dcoocrm and widow Of William
McKee, who founded the D"nm"of. died last
Night she was about Il years Of age.
Minor william II. Boyle. PRINCIPAL keeper OF
mo state prison in Auburn died on Saturday
# pneumonia. Ne had been connected with
Auburn prison ;or twenty ilvH years.
Prof. lradcrirk J. liager Of Elmira. widely
;nown ma -iriln. died on the street there yes
oriuv uf npoplrSy. lie was % years old. He |
vns born in switzerland.
The death is announced of Henri de Kock.
he French playwright and novelist. He was
Joru IN Iuris in 1871. and was son OF the |
,oyrlist Paul de Kork.
COZ. III Frost. for many years one Of the best
Known and most highly respected citizens OF |
tlmira died SUNDAY night. aged ~ years.
col. Charles i. Harrington well known In
he leather LusnrSs ~ boston. died in Brook
inc on saturday. aged D.
Mr. Mckay, in the service OF the CHILEAN Gov |
.rninent died OF cholera yesterday ut his coun- |
ny scat near Santiago.
Peter D. Aiken Il Lockport died Yesterday
god ~ years. lie had resided In that city |
evenly years.