The sun., 1892-12-13
OBITUARY..

Mrs Lavinia ,coles, Pearsall. who died at tho
residence reside Of Of her daughter Mrs. Franklin
ter Of Col. Nathaniel Coles OF Dosoris. near
Gien Cove. who owned largo racing estaD-
Nshmen. where Eclipse was Y.d9 cred and raised;
Thomas Pearsall. who ut that time owned Viii
LOW iEwmere a., i'ns country seat in Roslyn. now
died about thirty Years ago. and she has since co
made her home with her daughter In the Coles
mansion where sho died. Gen. james i. Pear
The funeral will take place from St Paul 8
Church. Glen Cove this afternoon.
Francis Shearman. the carriage man Of the
the brain at his home; 44s " est Forty -iourth
street. aged 4, years. Mr. Shearman was born
in IL sna had LIVED in New 1Srs
truck owner and baggage man. For the pa st
sixteen years he had been connected with the
OF which house he was we'll known. He was a
member OF the Forty-second Street Baptist
Church.
Joshua Lathrop. senior member OF the -four
one of the oldest members OF tho Produce TX
change. died suddenly at his residence in As
was ore Of the incorporators Of the Church OF
the Kedeemer iu Astoria. A widow. three
daughters. and one son survive him.
John W. j. Harding Of New Haven died there
yesterday. He was IA newspaper man. and bo-
gan his career on the Nrr Hdrr,l LNlOn sub
5bffgaeGty he came 10 My iGrk Aside from
artist OF considerable merit. The deceased
leaves II widow.
Mrs. Margaret Reilly died at her home in
South Glens Falls on Saturday aged 1Ut Years.
She was the oldest person in that part Of this
State. She was born in Ireland. and came TO
this country iltty years ago; Until she was
1u5 she was vigorous and in fair posses sion OF
all her faculties.
George M. Williams. n hardware dealer OF
New LohaSn 4led o. raraiyss last Thursdsy
was an officer in the First Connecticut Artil.
lery. Subsequently he founded the hardware
firm Of /; 4 q. NJ. Williams. in which no ac-
cun,Uluted a fortune.
David l.. Baylcs the oldest man In Setauket.
l. l.. died suddenly yesterday morning mt hi,
home in his eighty.siXth year. Mr. Bsyies re-.
after launching the biggest ship ever built on
Long Island lis wife, whom he married on
Thanksgiving Day. 1881. survives him
Mrs. Hulonh Yale Beecher. widow Of Benz.
Beecher Of New Haven died there yesterday
at tho age of ~ years She was direct de-
Sf @ ,hs sn London
mem Grated in the name of Yale University.
DR.. Herbert A. ElIdsall. one OF the founders
OF the new dental college Of Buffalo and him
medica and therapeutics, died on Sun lay
night. He was member OF various medical
and dental societies.
Policeman Patrick II. Gallagher OF the Ber-
day Mt his home. GS7 Atlantic avenue in his
thirty third year. lie had been iiye years on
ths force.
s., c. West. once q prominent Milwaukee
rum ON Saturday night OF paralysis of the
henrt. aged ~ years. lie was Fostm aster OF
Milwaukee from 1870 to 1876.
Parsons G. OGdon OF Cincinnati. brother OF
Mrs. Phil T. Armour OF Chicago, died suddenly
on Sunday OF paralysis of the heart. Mr.. ogden
was u bachelor. ~ years old and l. reported
to have lett an estate valued at 100000.
The Rev. Geo. T. simmons OF Fonda, n. Y,
died on Sunday. aged St years. He was one OF
the oldest nembers of tho Troy Methodist
Conference. He Is survived by a widow and
The Rev. " c. Chaplin. n Congregational
minister. died suddenly on Sunday. ut Mime
apolis. Of valvular disease OF the heart, aged
10 years
Betsy Orviss Of schenck Hollow. Montsom.
cry county. y. y. died on Sunday. She was
over 100 years OF age.
Senior Antonio Serpa. Consul for Peru and
Chill In Havana. is dead.