The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-06
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erRuuato OF Union CoieRe ana the Oldest
physician IN New York. died yesterday at the
residence Of his daughter. 351 West Fifty-nrst
street. at the age OF e3 His children and
grandchildren celebrated his ninety third
birthday by family reunion last Thanks.
giving Day. They were going to make fes-
tval OF the event. but the venerable physician
became Ill. and was forced to 20 to bed. He
talked to two generations Of his kindred,
gathered at his bedside about the men and
things OF long ago. He said he had seen every
President Of the United Statos from Washing
ton to Harrison. He did not remember WASH
ington. because he was only baby then.
He knew Webster. Clay. and Calhoun.
DIR. Whitney received his early education In
public school ut Westboro. Mass. his native
town. He was aeprenticed to a tanner. but
ran away and entered the Yale Medical School,
He went to brown University before complet-
Ing his medical course: Then he taught taught
He was graduated from Union College In 1879
He became Presbyterian MINISTER after leav-
ciacinnsti. for a time. ,Io moved to this eity
&est y street is III lis whitney OF %
caeo and sautS SIDE ap ffq Traust Railroad
COMPANY. died in San FRANCISCO on Monday. In
paired by a severe atiask, q ths grip, col.
rents removed to Cleveland. As a younY. man
no went to Chicago and into bank When
sSs s.n h s. s aal Ts
on hH it a rank S GsS M
Hs M IN 1862 Hs w"s for
time TEsasurer Of Mels; F 8asE GS
England Railroqd. He was an expert &C;
and he fG,teH the complicated
if''S she e. ea LOUIS gas rSmpanies unil
haG IL o sssS
tury Club in THU, city, and until recently
member of the, Hartford, Convention, His
necticut. and a son and daughter survive him.
The daughter is the wife VI RiRnal d. Wood
James H. Stoddart. and herself M actress Of
reputation. died yesterday at her home In this
I'm Gsp H 5s s pfyss her w.s yfr
she married Mr. stoddaf member 9 the
the same company. who died in, 1851. She
he Walnut strse, Seatrs PSs IN
liz she n ~ 9n beose IN
ins Ing Waiack's. She played SOU brstts roles.
For ,fye years she had been an invalid Mr..
m Es9 n has Gsn In
wife Broken sea gave up his role. and viii
not act again until after the funeral.
s at 4ssde" sry log H sou did o sp psss
sssSs.h y as sSEr S} Sso,Is
YGrk in INK and h. is the Inst Of family N Of
sp% ss%Iyps With N cas sS
oase q Ey Soyne he
was salesman for II. y. Clailin \ C.. and md
soon aftSrward he wa FIJI made t adnster Tor the
Of years. Indeed. it was only about FIVE, wears
$50 TINT age led to his ~ tn RI
o'clock this morning from his late residence.
The American stage Is deaG
saS Sss% 81 az fs iSse
snd had played in Daily the Madison saars
and other leading stock companies. His last
waH Mss tb ~ hrese
children.
David Gregg. ono Of the, oldest residents Of
Ma csy f sa n ssse
snd sider in IT, Central isI:rmsd Pses hi;
!!ren survive. Among the lattrr is the Rev. Or.
| Su}ler IN DToohSu.
John A; FLANAGAN died on Monday night TT st
"a e Mns a
Esdp in the 81 Fs s an
volunteer fireman. and for long time served ed
saves three ehidren hose
DR.: Henry r. Cannon: Past Grand Master Of
order II New Jersey ana sd one
night Of pneum"nia. He was COUNTY cler Of
missioner for EIizatet2 eight Years He was
| II years old.
figure in New York theatrieals died recently
il Texas aged ~ He was n married h about
| opera prima donna. but they soon separated.
and n divorce suit was soon to have been
| brought
John i. Beggs. the lawyer who, was senior
guardian of Camp 20. Clan ma Gael. at the
timeof the murder Of Dr. Grcnin an nd, ons 4, q
acauitte i Of tie i've indicted for the murder
Lord Arthur John Edward Russell died yes
Srotsr Of the va late 0I Duke Of Be5iord He was
Member Of Parliament for Tavstock from
to i ar from Ct 1851 to
The Rev. John Collingwood Bruce. ,antiGua.
and hstoriap died ysstsrday in G isSy
w A. Is tS antoe Of
| English History and other works
| Mrs. Julin Shirley " elsh, the VIE OF OsRood
! Welsh. died yesterday at her home. 20 West
| Sixteenth street. at the age of 46 years. She
was a daughter OF tho late Rear Admiral
| Thomas Turner L. =. n.
Mr.. H. v. Clute Of GAINESVILLE died last Sat.
| Mrday night OF pneumonia. and his wife died
| Monday afternoon OF heart failure. Both had
| passed their SD year. The double funeral
| was held yesterday.
William James Bendel. Conservative NJ. P.
| for Chelmsford. Essex, Is dead. He was about
Gb years OF ago. wealthy agent for large es-
| tates and an advocate OF fair trade.
Edwin NJ. Hart, a pension attorney at 10
West Fourteenth street. died IN barber shop
| ing for his turn to get shaved.
| William J. Schader editor and proprietor Of
the jefferson UenOl1'at. II German weekly paper.
died at Pottsvll!e, Pa. yesterday OF pneumo-
| MIA He was IS years old.
| Andrew b. Uline. Vice President and General
Manager Ct the Hudson River Telephone Com
pany. died at Albany yesterday. He was a
| prominent Mason.
| John Sprpnt Virtue the art publisher. died