The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
OBITUARY.

Michael r. Walsh. for many years a member
OF the International Typographical Union.
died yesterday in Boston. Mr.. Walsh was
born In Halifax. n. s. and was In his 54th
year. A wife. son. and daughter survive him.
For the past fifteen years he had been en-
ployed on the Boston Herald. but previous to
that time he was an officer and figured promi.
nently In tho affairs OF Typographical Union
No. t. He was we'll known by newspaper
printers throughout the country.
Henry ketchum Stearns died on Tuesday at
81 LefTerts plnce Brooklyn. In his Goth year.
He was u member OF the firm OF John N.
Stearns & Co.. silk manufacturers and he re-
tired ten years ago with large fortune. He
was President OF the Seventh Ward Republican
Association and member Of tho New York
Republican Club at the time OF his DEATH IIe
The Lincoln Club He was trustee IN til, the
q HOOK Tss
Of his death. lie leaves a widow. sister; and
two b.9ths BE- Tho funeral services s VII be
copai Church of the Messiah. in Cermont and
Greene avenues.
The Rev. Hugh Aiken MeKelvey, died Of
friends friend at the Hotel Fnckinsham. lie was
about 20 years old and was born in Columbia.
being esnneeted with tns 81 supply department
II the Vest particularly on tho Mssiss si
Most OF his life was spent IN the W est, where
His latter years he had lived with his family
in Bridgeport. Conn.
Peter Mack. the well.known minstrel per.
buried today by the Actors'' Fund. Mack was
minstra}s at n their theatre in BroadWsy Before
then lie had travelled with Thatcher. Primrose
o nd W sssws H. was Io od s hsr %sP
trained bantam rooster. He leaves widow In
this city.
William D. Marble. who was widely known
on tho variety stage as Billy Conway. is dead
before the public since 1870 and as song
Quite porpl ar, hs had travelled With Dock;
stader's Baird's Wilson's. and Mcintyre and
heaths Ministries with tBarnums circus and
BY the Boston Elks.
.Catharine L. Zabriskie. widow OF Vessel
Vessels. died suddenly of incipient ,pneumo::
Rer r. fe EASE TStS
sixth street. sho was born seventy seven
farramus. N n. ). She lived most Of her lie at
the family estate. the home of Albert Zabris-
North Elliott place. BROOKLYN. in his si1ty-tltth
En- for the New
member mean sro as Tes @
Association, Funeral services will be held at
the house this evening.
George William Aitchison Postmaster. Gen:
natiye Of Musselburgh. Scotland. but went to
TSs y eeCn sH
forty years. up to the time Of his death.
lS ase5s s1e MANI dea en Fsssa S s sss
20 years. His home was originally In Syra-
cuse. where he, was largely Interested in the
city in tho interest OF the salt trade and sought
a home in Nyack. where he has lived for the
past twenty years.
rem street. brooklyn. lie was In his sixty
S1Hbsr sns @ Snf sea he ana n
in the shiphulding business in Jersey City.
In early life he was connected with the Brook
Ign Navy Yard.
author and q pioneer editor OF Iowa; died in
Dubuque last week. aged "A years. He estab-
IL s Mhts bu tSMa s
which was the foundation OF the first Republic
can daily newspaper in that city
porous Groceryman OF Washington, died sud
RSsd53 Ms vas born in Nex i Ls@eanSn: Go,
in 1862. lie leaves widow and three sons
Bishop Atwell, one q DGrhsms ,C9np, old;
est residents died on wednesday a. the ago o.
lived there aii iis life. He representsd Dur
ham in the Legislature in the Know Nothing
party times.
Mrs. Lucien Selleck. wife Of Capt. Isaac Sell
leck OF Norwnlk. Conn. died there yesterday at
the age Of ~. Her husband. who has been
seriously ILL., il 81 years OF age. and is reported
to be recovering.
Mrs. Sarah Runyon died IN Flainheld yester-
day at the age of 80. She was the grand
daughter OF the Rev. Jacob +. Randolph, the
first spastor Of. the First Baptist Church Of
Plainfeld.
William Nicholas Purdy died on Tuesday at
1923 Lafayette avenue. BROOKLYN IN bis sixti9th
year. iIe was a cotton broker ut Old slip.
and member Of the Cotton Exchange.
Tho Most Rev. William Smith. Catholic
Arch bishop OF 81. Andrews and Edinburgh. is
dead. He was vi years OF age. and was ap-
pointed in 1880
DR.. Tidy. who testified for the prosecution in
the ase against Mrs. Maybr.ck OH the trial for
poisoning her husband. is dead.