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produced enough for the thirteen Brajleys.
,SayinE ne ssHHsplms sH for acg education other s
to drive farm wagon into the town 81 l,erne
and it was gradually discovered that his
S mind was h Of unusual 1:;; kssnness. He
ali the books in Ills fatier's library. Iie at
itsS'sa sH s5eHo MySea 11sGS Mo
offered to take the boy into his family and pre:
Says S 0F Ss RGX Wiz
Myers. he afterward was content to let the
s es Bssy
ss surveying S5 the m 4a% a
Rutgers College. and. By superior diligence
S,h hshor %s IN XII f o
TEACHING he entered the law otIlGeo Arthur
Gyf @tad to tis iSeTsrs s h De oDsnsd an
independent. oftice in Newark. This was the
beginning Of thirty ysars, career Of increns.
Wde and q Hs
came counsel for q number Of large corpora
f"n' ns and aM puns TIE
is;ne N q @ Tie raii:osi a and isoa resources Of
lie had BEEN Mhis. and had ID developed into
sS;s st 5ssa ess s lS hs sss o.
eres Q; /: ID B. from from lafayette College W in iis5a
IN and In at
constant opportnnity for the use OF his knowl;,
Ss fSe on "e
nbsorbed the attention Of the supreme Court
us never before in. tile history OF the
for the, value Of his opinions in patent
sopp 6 sa Esora II ss s WITCH Tss o 81
publican Candidates for ' the Presidency. 0 His
Kim @ Ss
which attaches to the decisions of that Com
e III. as S
rest from the duties Of the court in the work.
t ply u married % to daughter ri Of Chic, Justice
hornblower Of New Jersey. by whom he had
two sons and two daughters. who survive him.
army. U retired. died M ts' on Wednesday afternoon
20 West Thirty. .aith street. He was in his
had served in three wars. the Seminole war In
Florida. the Mexican war. and tho civil war.
souri, s 1 and Kansas at the" the oStbreak oi the last
war and was com missiosed BricaLieII;; General
by the nc o Enh a. hs ne
the regular army. and he afterward COM
tat rSgm,enL5 n, part OF ts
contracted in the line OF duty.
Johanna Barry died Of old age at the house u.s;e
e he. Mrs. 3sen So;D
safa. I was rs years Old. Her father was an
Isle Of Jersey and emigratod to this country
harry: was we'll known twenty years ago in
for tho butter dealers. Mra. Barry had means 3
enough tH live teeiG5tabIy rita at lSs Hudson
Language. and always spoke in Gaelic. She
will be buried in Calvary to-day at O'Clock.
John II. Van cIici died at his home in Rich
in Ssw York city In isi3. and at the age "i 5
sss Senf to staten snd ws"
me od Hld sad Y tE
war frigate Constitution in the BROOKLYN Navy
tho senior member OF the firm Of J. H. Van Clief
4 Sons. He was married In 1886. and leaves
a widow and sevon children.
William Chase Barney. a grandson or Jus
tice Chase one OF the signers OF tho Declara-
tioa o! 5ndsnend:nss ded in bnim9so aw yns
the war hroke ont he, came home nnd enlisted
rs u bTlNhtS III tuo -NOItntIH TpI kni-
iantry hc was repeatedly promoted unit he
became MAJOR. when he was cartured and CON
fined iI Libby ptson. Lately he became d ,,Iai IN;
several valuable patents. His Wife. q dauRl-
ter Of Col. Wm Nichols OF the English navy.
survives him.
Harmon yausdyck. weI.k known resident OF
Schenectady county. died at his residence In
Rotterdam on Thursday night ot pneumonla.
He was nearly 10 years of age. Mr.. vausdyck
came Of oiIo OF the oldest families in Sct,enec-
tady county: Jacques Cornelius Vausdyck.
was his aneestor Ais srandiathe was Sheriff
Of Schenectady county In 1872 and his father
WAS Sheriff In 1S4a For many years he was a
ening Of the IIlnois and Michigan Canal, near
Chicago. In politics he was o Republican.
Mrs. Vausdyck survives him.
Mrs. Annie Grifiths died yesterday at 64a
Sixth avenue She was the mother OF Mrs.
Annie Yeameps ot Harrigans Theatre. Mrs,
GrifIiths was born a. years ago on the Isle oi