The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15

SENATOR BARBOUR
John s. Barbour was the junior Senator from
sss|s SsS rs" i$so =. H :sES. s3s
ist and tesan the 1i prastiss Of aH his
native county: Born OF q family Of politicians.
sent to the cssatre "u H e WI, Was a rselected
body. Mr.. BarHour tIon ab sis ofIi ii
ne TO engage actively in business and did not
The c Hn. ss Dur
ing tho interim Of nearly thirty
rs was hs aas in ss ass
OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad and
m esysd T. ' ih Sapscity y1 that road was
he, was made President OF that road until 1888
ne n snd
GINA gdna Legislature: IS a Democrat. to an the
beTssr; Keadlustrr ii. took his seat on March
pired March 3. 1895. senator Barbour
x isss tS of i wItG figure sra more than SIX
Tong "ry IN H i%afs and ss, e%yH9
lnousta,he Of the same color set of his rudy
apy assssm1JiaSs: I'he dSaa senator resided St
A%xannt,a, ne vas chidiess wd'wer He
Ills father was lawyer and poltician in Cn
psIer county. and seryed in ConCress from his
tor Barbour was member OF y i2s' regular seh
senats nitesi on Pensions iperstate
Expenditures Of the Executive Departments
as WsiI as e. the seize. co%mittses to in
establish q. university OF the United States
and hs selects Ices VIII VIII
probably serve out tho dead Senator'S unex-
about are OK COZ. Lee and Judge Staples. the
Whsn ssaft Of hEna
matt tnation: and when p senator Riddebergers
unanimously TO succeed him. 90 that there
are no persons who may be considered candi-
Office.
q tho war Of the rebellion. died AZ his home in
years lie was graduated from Amherst Col
leEe. and was chosen CAPTAIN Of one Of the
to the front in s,l in the war of the rebellion
He retnlistcd and served until the close Of the
mandant OF Andersonvillc, prison after it had
been taken posses, zion VI by the Onion army.
bertsvie. and served A as snpervilor c" Of The The
town and on other public trusts. He leaves a
wife and a son.
his bed In Pittsburgh yesterday. His death
was due 20 heart failure. Gen. howley was
the siege of Vera Cruz and several of the bat
TICS to- ensuing; and was promoted for bravery;
Ii. Thirteenth, Resimsn'. Pennsy vani nav Vol.
unit s His adyan"ement in rank was rapid.
Gem 1ts ts e IF was n Thsh
70 command Of tho Third Division. First Army
uorrs With The rank OF General since the
in army circles
nny basf h 9 srac on FEaay St n hsT Rs
seventy-!ifth year. Ho was tho founder OF
rsi VA HI ne N ~ az nr,ly
nnI Of his laughiers' II public schHol teacHer.
two yesy aga ITS Mrs
rnbllcr, school III. and his wife. survive. him. {
h. VII he ,I buried tomorrow from st Johns
a foundation member
boat Engineers r Sn tho Hudson Rivs5. died at I
boats Iiendrlek HUDSON. South America. locii- a
Arago San Francisco. and other old Timers. =
Re was also an engineer on the irvnciad bun :
Government. and he crossed tho ocean will it @
10 France. ile had been iii a long time. d
A%sHsps Welt ".a SS nHsa
4 Gify SsSssI. SS%I%S W. ~
from its organization till the charter. was sur t
rendered. lie was also director in III" Knox
IN hS q B""ra q M Esyar "
snd had represcnted the town IN the State il
Legislature b
William Whtlork died on Friday. al 123Wil-
low street, BROOKLYN. III his ~ ! year. lie WAS II
Formerly ~ cotton merchant. and was "xten-
sively engaged in tho New urk and Southern
trade. He retired from active business ton n
years ago. ID
Herman Iortn2 Of Pnlaka n passenger on -
he Clyde line steamship Irouuols. which ar "
rived yesterday afternoon from Jacksonville, | q,
lied suldrn!y OF heart disease nj O'Clock | N
yesterday morning. His BODY WAS brought NJ
lere. W
Henry Chaplin. formerly Of Brooklyn. died In r.
[akpvillc, Conn, on FiidAy Of npOpieXy. He | III
yns - wears old II. wi be- buried o-morroW :.
N Tie arrival ~ the Harlem train leaving tho n
iraId Contra Depot at "a NJ.
Ern.tus -nulc. az esteemed citizen of Mil
ord " w. died recently, aged ~ years He
vas !. prominent Methodist. lilo leiives II wife
nd tire" daughters.
John :. Holmes, ono 81 tho best known a,
ha mem,,rt,, of III" Suffolk county Mnss
ar died yesterday in Boston.
". n. Topping, lawyer. died on FRIDAY. at
- Hancock street. Brooklyn. in his 9th
ear.
10 Commissions BLOW Chambers street
The s,camsip companies composing tho
ort.i Atlantic Conference decided yest.rdsv
, pay M r,pr, COMMISSIONS Ia ticket uuepts
nj runn~ts WORKING brlow Chambers sir..t
his vii! tIt..t .,lIpat wen, y-t man .n,I