The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-26
.OBITUARE.

is now Cromwell. Conn. and traced his descent
back to two Beldcn brothers VINO settled In
| Westrcld about 1GI5. AT the ago OF Is Mr..
| Rollcn hccaae appronticcd to II jcwollcr in
Albany. whcro ho remained until 1886. lie
then went to Philadelphia. and from there to
Nicksburg. engaging in tho Icwc!ry business
in both places. In 1871 he went TO st. Louis.
whore he learned of IN expedition that was
fitting out for II trip across tho plains. and
| Joined it. He and three COMPANIONS united in
| the purchase OF u wagon. horses. and mules.
| and the start was made Mt Independence. Mo.
Tho party. which consisted of sixty men and
one woman, is sailtn have been the ilrst Of its
Snl hat Crossed n, tho an tbo nrsr n
caiforna on nov. J. Mr." III, feden boeaine tho
grorre2r Of general merGiaadiss store at ut
u while. From santa CRUZ Mr. Belden went
MSntHry In psa ,v he Todc Into
| francisco and the day happening to be Good
Friday Pc was lined go for riding horseback
san lose ,whici, was $" successful in the heat
and ,rttiol with a fortune. In 1850
and Mr. DeldSn wa. I slv"'r% is hT ire. Mayor Hy
r"r ~ 'at' ten Years re and his family. which
| sided IN this city. He was a director OF tho
Erie a nn Nm msncr Of TO Union League
| lnciiic hion club Of san Francisco.
William bradford The painter Of Arctic
SCENERY, died Of aponl.Xy in the New York
| studi"at 'T Fifth avenue while dressing on
| Saturday morning. an.iincrcr recovered con-
I'll" ianior ii. lcci"rrd to the Amateur r Pho.
! tpgralh Ciuh on Friday evening. and So med
Il nj fd ms'%i health. WHICH WIS vigorous NJ
| licwas quaker. and married the daughter Of
Lynn mhnulacturcr, also u Friend. She.
for subjects in the line Of art. which ho made
HI sscia',E Mr. iiradl"rI made several ex
ull ns. ~ me cost rt much time and money.
to the Arctic Circle Tho last nhp,it
%Spty wear YEARS ago in the H. steamer
IN" nurty "ohstci along tirccnlan'i. and Mr.
Rradi?rd wrote an illustrated account Of the
EWX,pe,h,!on', which waS published by Chatto 4
any, comrcttors in his line OF subjects. and
probably vas the only painter Of Hoes. leo
snirntion from nature. The, big canyases
Whieh ne covered with vessels hcmmed in, by
the H.. ana m with snow are found in
the baroness Eurdett-Co utts have cach one:
Windsor castle Lord Waiter Cnm m - pu IN
chased the ,weII;known Crushed by Ice,
several Of Mr.; Bradford's paintings and in
t maSc ryH aye ot6e1s IT. and Have
associate mcmbor Of tho Acnhemy of Design 81,
anu was member o. the Century Club.
Miss Helen Reed Parsons. the daughter OF
Thirty ixth street oil typhoid fever. supposed
t. Ho hyS been eoItr,c;d while she was at the
s Mbc T"s ,nken i'll With SORT Of aaria toSer
Mr. S esy sH Ts %s Of f9 Ga MYTH Th
tho Goriov rt he rest escaped y the the feve er
Mr. Parsons Ola not care to attribute tho fever
2i one of the Tm Of Park lor! had died at
a;
ease in ether hotels of the same n-ighborhood. |
SUPPOSED t. be due to the stirring IN and i'm.
Cutting. another guest Mt tho Hotel Cordovn. is
still III with typhoid nt his residence ON Fifty
Tho funeral OF Miss Parsons will tax" e" rince
tomorrow. Tho interment will be at Lemon ,.s.'
rh Miss Sarah ,l n Kand9IGh. Eranddaushtor Of
day. Miss Rnndolphs father was Col Thomas
jefferson Randolph Of Edge Hill. Albemare
m Va, wh ss. at tine close Of The se
school which gained wide reputation. After.
ward for q ysarf Mis RHRdop
and iEs sn adS DSa' seh Ss
6cen e nM ine lie .e 81 ssons%n
Jackson !. 4 for children and the author Of tho
sides numerous articles and open letters in
tho Nation. -
Count Charles Ferdinand ,Latrille de Lor-
1914. and was chiefly famous as tho COM
man idst wv, who led 9TH the French expedition
format Of Ha short MeSiean sa em m ire
gnishel service in ,Afrlca and tho Crimca. and
bravery in the first attack on the Mnlakoli In
the Franco-Irussian war he did efficient ser.
tho Fourth Army Corps. He has been in tho
reserve reserve, Tor about fourteen years. Ho was up
Grand Officer of the Legion Of Honor.
&Samuc Hall of Manchester N H., died on
ssn;nday VIA 81 WIEN s years Old %aaa
years, later lie engineered the first raft from
Manchester 10 Boston. making tho return
on e Aa ss sso was ssl$aS S
years as Alderman and representative to the
general court.
ss s StG5sn n nnssp %ei Ns at
senttle Washington. on Thursday last. nged
J., years. He had followed tho sea since his
iessel 5. among them the ships Huguenot and
Free Trade, and in his long career no never
Prof Henry NJ. johnson was found dead in
lis bathroom. in Bradley IL Hubbnrd's block.
south Grobe street. Mcriden. on Sunday. He
Yale graduate. and received his title Of pro.
cssor from being the rector o: tn" HOPKINS
iranlmar School in New Haven for ninc years.
Patrick Conner died on Sunday at 30 Henry
street. BROOKLYN. in his both year. Ho carried !
N furniture business in tho Sixth ward in !
}rooklyn lor more than thirty years. and re- ;;
aGtory in this city. Ilo leaves u widow and .
Wo sons.
Henry Bcadman Bryant. one Of the rropri- ,
tors OF Bryant u STATIONS business College
nd widely known as an educator died in Chi I
ago ycstcslay of paralysis. aged ~ years. c
Helen Owen Nitsch. tho only daughter OF d
,n.horne Owens. the author. WAS buried in +
'lainncll yesterday. She WAS * years old. (
nd she died Of consumption on saturday.
Capt. Moses I'arr of Gloucester. MISS. died l.
n S!tVrdaA. Al ono time he owned tn" larl- u
Il fleet sailing from tn" port He had held g
AMY public offices Of trust. u
The Hon, George \. Frost died suddenly on !,
undav IN SpriutvHo, Ne. aged %: lie was n t,
lcubcr If TIE Governors Council in 1851 and :
81 :
Cuii. William G. Dickinson Of New Haven
led Yesterday. lie served through III" war
nj was Il Prominent temperance hdvorat"
Charles IT, Ordway. EngiStcruf Deeds Of Mcr- !,
mae county. y. H.. died yesterday aged As. v
lis death resulted from army WOUNDS m
Thomas TurnhUl died ut Witty. England. tc
estr,,ity 10 was IL" Luillcr Of about 100 d,
rst class iron steamships. is
In NlaMagnr Allport Of the Midland Halfway. Ii
tai a. n the Grand Mlilunh |