The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17
OBITUARY.

Christian Long. whose career rs clocl
peddler evangelist, legislative. lobbyist, ant
millionaire mado him famous in Pennsyl
vania. died at his home In ShippensburR
yesterday, aged about n. He began work ir
the Cumberland Valley IS an exhorter. II
this he gained acquaintance with the farmeri
in that section. which he used to excelen
purposes when he travelled over tho same
District as fiddler and clock peddler One o
bis favorite schemes was to visit q farmer
VIII Ris daals sna ebs aa issyips tTads on
STOCK. when that, company was .versins. o.
He osssnod shares II III
{hst BE- dictated to ths board X Directors ape
q shS a5E His wos,
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d wa sSss PaysS Hs %a
bribery elil measure which was designed t
strHe s IN aaens ,ai se eli
srsl promnsnt men 81 the State were ssntsnseG
to ths penitent!sry but pardoned BY Mr. Qa .n
sam. case but escaped Being I called for tria
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| dated house and ate only molasses and
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and Reading.
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street near Newtown Creek. had the largest
Rs On Ss Ms1e
biStcSmsp Martin katbdsisch. for two terms
gss etGlytarEed e take ofiee: r. refused.
One son and i've daughters survive him.
aonist ssitstor alsd at Milford; Mass. Jester
day at the age Of 81 He was the last oi the
ssfou Mesca and tF The Rev Se g.
temperance asisators; and irisnds q FRillips.
sent to the Legislature in 1851. and aston she'd
his fellow n mbers by his fearless anti -sla-
ward Everstt Tor ri reeommendinE that aboi:
tionists and anti-slavery agitators be INDICTED
aw oes
Gov. W. E Russell.
m nsnry Ell XII a y yesterday yss s g ss Se
%sssrlse IL also stsysIled il EnsIsnd and On
SS sad Tssdsa ct eur
acting as United States s Consul for VALPARAISO
ars 81 Of fee
sions. and held that otiiee until 1921; For
eleven hs was 81 ths 81 rresi,
seciet " 81 f Boste esO'N u ''' A'an AtAe'
=. DR.. ozias, Ellerson, long a successful prac-
II. Y. On "Wednesday Of exhaustion iolIowinsa
OF the He al o
Al Ss age Of he
Ms.hodist Episcopsi Church: II 1850 hiisss
Seio!ado but rsturnea IN 1856 and d resums$
last August, when he removed to Oneonta.
City Tor two or three terms during the war.
Ss 6sd
eoan wS Ss SaSS York. 0Iio took sa Up h
zig ana ss a IL us
came in his later years and he died compare
lively poor.
News was received by Archbishop Corrigan
kisSep 5oha ssrenss q Athens Be eE
APOSTOLIC Of the Holy see IN GREECE H. was
sa on n "sa
the Hishopric Of Tines ON June g. 1855 and
vas transferred to Athens and made Delegate
built new cathedral and seminary in Athens.
William Robinson. member Of the New
York Stock EXCHANGE since May 8. lst9. and
an Office at B. l. sm yth's. y Exchange pIs lace
died at his home in South Brooklyn on Friday
pisxy While at business on THURSDAY and and Was Was
taken to his home. Mr. Robinson leaves seven
S.d ri Garre s Sc ns 0'tn year. and he
Capt James F. Herring. who died at Borden
town on Friday night. was one OF the oldest
vSr Eots n the eTHpoy Of the
IShs Potter; thu Richard stocI on. and and the the
sonth an Soy and New 2o Tor years
Charles D. Howard. editor Of tho Natick.
Mass. Citizen; died there yesterday, aged 81.
Grants aaminissration. and also held the sun m
veyorship OF the port OF Salem under the same
H. er aso trustee Of the
Col. Christian FnbiGer. President Of the Della
ware Railroad. director OF the Philadelphia, |
Wilmington md Baltimore Railroad. and
President Of the Farmers Insurance Company |
OF Wilmington. died ut his home in that city |
on Friday from grip. complicated with heart
disease and paralysis.
The Rev. John Koehl. retired preacher OF |
the Evangelical Association. died yesterday In |
Euston. Pa. aged II years. He was pastor OF |!
Trinity Evangelical Church in TINT city for |
I'VE years. HIS last charge was IN PhlladeI- |
Ihta. He was born In Germany and preached |
Tor forty years.
: Patrick Hart. tho father OF County Clerk |
Cornelius A. Hart, and n well-known cont.ac- |
tor Of Staten Island. died. yesterday at Ills |
home In New Brighton. Is years old. He |
leaves a large estate A widow. four sons, and |
two daughters survive him. $500
William @. Johnson. aged 81. died on Friday
night at his residence In Montville, Conn He |
was Tor sixty years proprietor OF the dye works |
at Nontviile, and was famous rs a fox and |
coon hunter; He leaves fortune estimated |
at $2,OOo,U00.
The Rev. Thomas Mack died in this city YES
terday. aged 90 years, Until Last summer he
was pastor Of the Ing fish Pres byterian Church
ia West Hampstead; He lived with his son-in.
law. Thomas B. Phillips. In West Twenty
Daniel Callahan and wife are dead at their
home In Brownell Hollow. Saratoga county
lloth dying at almost the same instant and al
the Same disease: Each was past 80. and they
had been married nearly sixty years.
Valentine Reynolds a veteran driver Of the