The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-14
ONITT.fR 2.

Tho Rev. Dr. John Halls sermon at the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church Yesterday morn
| ing dealt with the uncertainties of life. To-
| ward tho close Il telegram was handed TO him.
1t was from Hugh Auchincloss. u mcmtcr Of
the irm of Auchlncloss brothers. tho White
street merchants. announcing the death Of his
brother. Edgar Sterling Auchncoss. who is
one of the deacons OF DR.. Halls church. Aftor
he had finished his sermon DR.. Hall road the
and Ss s
wasnstrongy built man.ovor six feet in height.
Who TOW years ngo hndo fail, 10 liyna lonl:
Augusta. Ga. where he had hoen fortwo weeks
past With his wile and his son. E,lEnr. Jr. who
and his, son went there in search Of health.
MIR. Auchineloss was Al yuars old. He was a
nn sptG so Of the T%voTisy Cniop eugny
an, ara 'Is Msr;;hants' Glib. 10 owned
nnd Western Railroad. II, married Maria. n.
that road, who survives him. No also leaves
s"vch sons ana Nv" daughters. The two eldest
w rS en- 5, At YI" E2sEe The nsrnl
day morning.
rr;m.is; tnToi Osborn, tho head Of the in;
R"rf iF OF %nn -, pIGo on Smn t"
N%w YORK. clio wi" nan. "'i hn1 Ies ss.si:
was ordered S y h s niyslr n"a
;,n TeT (. nso hs wen. to August. accom-;
ing with pere'onitis. This was the cause 0,
nd s DEATH In. late es' John was osborn Lore e4 &S5
MN ork ty%s yGeri ,o6s onI no y
md m"mSer Of the New YORK Yacht Ginb Las as
yacht Golden Fleece. aud hal Just made ar
iIan;sm.nts to stast in her for q cruise in
~ his physician: fhe Golden Tiec s ' is an
iioyai Nova Scotia and The southam NJ ton
York. the Down Town aud tho Reform Clubs.
H. las 10 Cd nd H.. three 5rItheEs
club mon.
James Walsh. 2 suspended Catholic priest.
MmG for years had rfdd"t heads. prayer
died yesterday ~ BELLEVUE Hospital. He was
20 y"rI 2a nnh had ySl for the rast six
Al. ocg -onnl yi"ldin; to II ov" or drink IIs
taid that he VS. l%rn il Lmerc and ra,ns
and two. brothers. on OF. whom is priest in
Australia an! the othnr is.n priest in Nlassa;;
tn. Eno vS !" ribs goS'G ls 3 Sns
i% aw, 'yf t "el i,nor % mosto1 inor to
ow3i int, "e hn"yuc lo"ri,n on jan 81 s.
mud told l"rk Glrn>"n that II" was. suffering
from cancer Of the liver; Although the upera-
'lha b. y viii !" Inferred ~ the priests Of tho
Church "f III" iu.racnate Conception in East
fourteenth street i'll Calvary Cemetery.
Cart, Tunis A. JIcbart. the Superintendent OF
til" Eric Railroad ferries, died on Saturday
beth. Of Bright ) ,iscnse. lilo was 80 years Old
AID was in!n in Staten island He was in tho
y s0i In %SSr srY St
kiil Won kull and a.tnrwlrd the stcnmhoat
yT nnI !r for tn" Fzancshp%pt and Ny
at to'nn4inipnw, aud a., held q" place for pix
a Of TIP s""mh '" e% ndy h5ok ana
;M9nm nth and compounded them on their mi
r"y !" Tic ar o % at to cc"pt tho ' place e Of
Superintendent Il the Eric ferries. He had
cc,hnrs" Of The bpIl4n:: of the ferry, John
and Wash!ns;,on Chauter u Free Masons.. He
His Wife has been IN invalid for years.
rhilir q. ,Cusacls. the wcllknown artist.
died YESTERDAY inglminE aftnnr, q long illness
I,isach, VS. iorn in wv orleans Of Catalan
parents. inst fifty years ,a&G. Ito lived Tor
"GUcai"i and eomin. to iii; s6 ' was was
first knYwn 70 n" nlhlic ,as an illustrator on
the mary Grhph.c when that unsuccessful eN-
pertinent in daily Illustrated Journalism was |
started. NJ Cusn2hS aftcrwar4 made many |
Mr1wt"GS for The daily n2n"rs and whiis
~ u
%st:!n & zen and ink drawtn WIZ; ~ Ito lIS Was Was
fro"idcnt OF the nit Kat Club Mt one time.
- Mrs MARGARET j. Dayton died at her home in
wIow Of Within bsyton, the c"nlii mf for for
MT M AMI MO- wss J%H tn ra rss
during linc2ln's administration: Sho was, IL
6nT E' Gnn S@ ~ ysars
was ors al the mos. beautiful young women In |
Nnw .lrrsny society She was married. soon |
rcch"i in iS4 Wam f T. DG ayt"n. ''T
ist"r TO- tn" Hague. and /. daughter who both |
iIv" in Trenton, arc the only Surviving chill
George, W. Knox the founder Of KNOWS Ex-
press and prominent cit Esn ~ Washington. |
he HrSS ws "a one IN" a y" in rn Is
reading. and as II 90: !urt"r in lSsj Ind rnnrgo |
If the ira [an Tint pr n"sr nSo mad" his
rcscn;h!an'" 10 President Lincoln an wa 81" So
of Lincoln which Stands in the Capitol.
JXchnrGr OF Ills rity. dol nt lnc Eorlnnndl.
Of an attck q" III r:n Hn ,' G' Sts
Snri Nsp III Was .ta nH r1 OF tn" rm r "f
purchased {, sci at in Tia N"w York Mon; TX,
,rhanse and hennmri. 'n w. room trnd"r.
extensive tour abroad with his wife. lie was
~ years OF a%". }
Priv Councillor SowartrhoI #. one Of Ber-
lin's leading citizens, it. urH,i. il" wns ON" ii /
the most cXtrnSiv" mln'!lari Gror- IL Germany,
being thr ir,rrr'"r "t ln"." i"cUn rtilo work.. 4
and also being cn.:agrt in the pro,iur'!u OF !
marin" torprdur- @nu Their munitions of war.
'lnc Councillor took unite an active interest in
politics. and WIS An ardent protoctlonis..
Mrs. Harriet kim,all Jewett. died at Astoria.
Or. last week. al Tho age OF ~ years. She
vent to Drrg,n many years ago with the i'll:
which was killed. her husband. Mr.. Kimball, |
among I'll" number!
James Murphy '!e1 suddenly OF hcinorrhnGa |
HI wnf a member Of the Consolidated ~ |
nhauGc, ln,i belonged to 'he Catholic Cluh. |
sui "r"i'or krnHcy Of the Gu Hs'Ort 10 his |
Drot i,r-.n-laW.