The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-14
OBfTUARE

fages do Brenu. died on Iueeuay OF copsos-
ton OF tho lungs. Jean Louis Quatrefages de
Breau was born in 1910. He was educated az
strasburg. where he received q double diplo-
ma as doctor Of medicine and Of the scienccA
In 1893 NJ Quatrefagos was called to the chair
| Of Zoology OF tho Faculty OF tho Sciences At
Toulouse. position which he soon resigned
In order to 90 to Paris, tho better to prosecute
his studios In 1850 the distinguished savant
was named Professor Of Natural History Of the
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asmser Of voyages along tie asiiterranssn
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lariy devoted to the, study Of anthropoloEy
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animals. 20.
The Hon.. Edward Heath. ex-Mayor 81 Now
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were accustomed to moot n Henth's store and
tf s aS nsn ana maf insults
Heath Tas e9nnsed e enlist in the New Or
Don. Phil Sheridan had the city under liz con-
t aen shc Mrf with Bhap e@
Wp6 Isas sas saIf b ny
throughout the Sheridan regime.
The Hon. Richard ?. Marvin, who died IN
h2n s ststc
tho lannon's Twsnsy;litS; p9RsEsss; qno Among
hasaoPS ara many other iiiSstrissS ;, ;nSS r.
tho S'ss s
sqted II the BUILDING e rs New YORK and
at 6sposi Droke tkc rst Sround Tor ho fs
road.
The Rev. Garner r. Snyder died on Tuesday
Mt his home in Ocean Grove Of pneumonia. He
q years and he Ind been in the mini h
sf{ snSS Hs Sas SO an
srss IN tie ood npG sns sa
ance. and other orGanizations;:, Ten years ago
erai times lie was a candidnte for ONCE on its
gress. At the time Of his death he was score
T i%li 81 'N0 10" ano ofo'' League '' A'0'''
of snrsSe nn aed snf
sS.Sa I'D sass @SsSs
MIR. Sparks was seized with u fainting mt on
ssda u ba so The Isy d. A thu
Judges Cowlng. MARITIME. Fitzgerald Bnrrstt.
interment was ut Woodlawn.
os Wheeler As9r az
assa Lfgs fSn ssSsSt ah sdHndal
wateE on ths Black Kter
iamborinsr OPERATIONS. az. had been Post.
and four children survive.
L. Of East Moy
lie enlisted in the war in ocs., 1852, and was
in Meagher's Irish brigade. At Cold Harbor
ana and
in April 1863. and received his discharge three
months later on account Of i'm paired health.
Julia Fisher. ono Of tho oldest actresses in
The sister, Of tho celebrated Alexinn Fisher
stoe nd Ssy ar shs
National. and other old playhouses Fl Boston.
was in his day noted comedian in the Boston I
Museum company. She leaves two sons.
neither OF whom Is on the stage.
resdeee ea srse
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mn nd In hal In nff1n nSn n,,,
q Fire s'fs S Ms % hs
Brookss church. liz leaves three cSi iian"uf
with business and public affairs at fough-
the siose Of the war he tecame sO cashier
the City National Bank OF Poughkeepsie. which
me Gr P W.
appointed assistant custodian Of tho Govern
ment building at Poughkeepsie.
William e rl 3,pE yo one Of the pioneer manu-
Ho was one Of the first successful manufac.
turers OF improved cotton machinery in the
his Side 81 tic 9aa
psb. due to hf Inter that h
present proportions.
George T. Hoyt died on Tusesday night at his
RI psdgfa Wss
oars Mr. Hoy was T porn f San aYsn
huigl from his fifteenth birthday. He WAS @
Royal Arch Mason. He leaves u vito and a
daughter He will be buried Tomorrow in
Greenwood.
Robert W. Webb. doorkeeper OF the Maritime
Exchange for the past five years. died on
Tuesday. after lingering illness Ho was u
veteran OF tho war. having enlisted In the en-
gincer CORPS OF tho Brooklyn Fourteenth Rog-
lment in 1861. After being mustered out lie
enlisted again. and participated In u number
Of engagements being twice wounded.
Mark W. Stevens Of Schoharie, President OF
the Schohario County National Bank and a
wealthy and respected citizen. died on sunday
Of pneumonia superinduccd by the grip. aged
" years. He was ~ enthusiastic antlIuarlan
and President OF tho Schoharie County His |
torical Society, His widow and lyo adult chl.
dren survive him.
; Isaac II. Bassett Of Providence. one of the |
best known mon Of Rhode Island. died ycster- |
day ut the age 2f 81. He began business as u |
dry goods retailer md afterWnrd went to New |
York to engage in silk importation. His great |
trade was South, md tho civil war cost him |
nearly u million Of dollars.
Charles A.. White. the. vol known music |
publisher and composer Of popular SONGS. died |
Of pneumonia In Boston. He was O2 |
Years ola. Hs coomposedD more than 1000
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