The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-29
OBITUARY..

George Rhett Cathcart. superintendent OF
the American Book Company. died at Newport
on Monday. He was born In South Carolina
forty nino years ago. His fnther died. leaving
him under the guardianship OF Charles q.
MemmiuEer. subsequently Secretary OF the
Confederate Treasury. Mr.. Cathcart served
for brief period on the staff OF Gen. Long
street during the war; He resigned and wont
to Europe. where he studied literature and
law. He returned to this country in 1895. and
was employed by the Charleston Ners and
Courier. He was afterward connected with the
Nen York Times and the Springfield Repnb-
lcnn. In 1870 he went to work tor Ivison.
Brakeman. Taylor Co.. tho school book pub
H w&s msrried in iStSy to "a daughter 81 The
rto ES JaTss him. MaPss c ss and
hsttan Athletic GiuS. the New York Athletic
He was President Of the rwenty.first Assem-.
bly, District Republican Clup for many years.
ns te ss
ut IL East Fiity-fourth street.
Mrs; Nettie CoIbYrn Maynard. .ssElritpaist
in White Plains on Monday night, 56, years old.
acted as a medium, for President Lincoln.
According to her story In August. 1882.
tn st m hs s nn4 hs s
Of lead ing putlis men who had died. She was
Ga sh h W
coin. One, evening in December Of that year.
fly. she Visited the Wits House and went into
Daniel Wobstcr. thcn urged Mr.. Lincoln not not
been very greatly impressed.
John T. Prudhomwwe died on Monday
Years. He was tho oldest cngraver ~ this
came MHs 10 New York When quite yoans. Here I
he learned the art OF engraving under the el-
der Gm 91To He epSraYsd ranSn,g pIs.
Motifs, i. i. Wiiiis. and Sthsr Authors. lic
sign. and for, a time was the Instructor Of the
life class In that institution He accepted an
e .hs sn OF and
Il! June, 1887. when he, resigned: His work was
highly appreciated, the, dellcate, ornamenta-
product Of his graver He leaves laughter
Mrs. Boutele. wife OF Congressman BoutelIe.
died IN bnngor yETy suddenly lS!e on MopSday
hdjutant- General Of tho State OF Maine during
The ,, war In his young manhood Mr. Boutelle
master. In 1862 having returned from a long
voyage Of many e,capes from C1.pfedcra,e rrli
noted iYr gallant Services. He retirsI ir3m
Miss Hodsdon his wife. the ceremony taking
debut among the ladies Of Congressional cr-
Forty-eighih Congress. in iSs3. and las c9cch
ss sea- since been proninsnf In S%r,sIE '
Henry Weld Fuller; the 2nly lrohsr SOL %,
prcme Court died at the residence oil his sp IN
II New Rochele Yesterday at tho *" q 1s a.
lie WAS Was gpad ia irsm Bowdoin College n
1892 Mr.. Fuller married sarah J.. in",ii ;cr ne
was President Of tho Illinois STATE M,rro,
scopical Society for several Years
member Of the Royal Microscopes noertesy
OF London. He leaves n ron AMI married
daughter. Mrs. Saunders. Wi" OF 'he Ameri-
can NiccConsul Mt NassnH.
samusl Valentine B Fnt., an. {" TAX TX. is fsoa
Early in life he camo TO thls'"umaiy una ne re-
came q steel ensrnver 9na rn" nms inc
funeral services were held ~ ms home yester-
viii ues, end 10 lis n ces, Mrs, schafler. Mrs.
McKren. and Mrs. Wll!iamn. after his wifes
death.
Abram Brown. Jr., did at his residcnce. -
East Fgysntyninth street, .h imnhHay las,, OF
Teen cen y, "ierk ;" 81 The Jefferson Market and
Esscx Mark" Iolice, to;IttI, lie was nom
Der Of Tnmmnny Hall, Ia l"ares wife.
Daniel Drowar. 81 merchant OF Asbury Park
died yesterday afternoon. after an illness Of
| only tbree hoiIrs. Ne se,ved several years ms
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department. lie
! WAS AZ years old,
John ". Thnmnsoa. President Of the Ball
| day, aged 81. ,ic VAS very wealthy. aud WAS u
, prominent politician years ago.