The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-15
OBITI'. IRE.


morning 1t is supposed that lie succumbed
TO an attack OF heart failure. DR.. Chaplin was
we'll known in educational and religious circles.
lie is the author Of tho Anti.screen law"
which is directed n Gainst violations ofthe liquor
law by saloons. Mr.. Chaplin was member OF
the House of Representatives in 1889. He was
recently appointed by Gov. Dulkeley. with
John ". Bacon OF Danbury. as n committee on
tho Typographical survey Of his State. He
was born in Leavenworth. Ind. Dee. 81, 1872.
and was pastor OF tho St Paul Univcrsaist
Church in Merdcn until 1885. when he re-
signed TO make tour Of the world. He was
notable as the author of two or three books.
and had recently been interested as Il partner
in the house of q. p Putnam's Sons. New
York. He was son-in-law Of Isaac c. Lewis.
President Of tho Meriden Britannia Company.
Mr.. Chaplin left Meriden to 70 to Norwulk to
examine the stained windows Of tho Congre-
gational church. being interested in, tho build
ing Of n church in Meriden: He had obtained
the key OF Representative John II. Ferris. and
was returning it to the bank cashier. when he
was stricken.
Harry ". Stownnn. 81 years old. died at his
home in , Erank;or;i: near rhilgdcInhi;. on Sat.
tito ia Of the Infant Dr,mmer 50 ' nroicent
had he become in playing the tenor drum. He
often appeared rs soloi-t ut concerts and en-
position OF post drnmm"r,at the Grrmantown
camp. where he remained until 1853 At the
N fff,ns" LHS" ss
Mr. Lincoln was. callc! t. the boy. and the
President asked to l.iyc him brought forward
remnriing: You arc a very little man to be,
in this business.
stephen ]. VOORHEES, died yesterday at his
homo in ,Gravescnd avenue. Gravesend. L. l..
in his 18th ycnr. Before the advent of John Y.
N1cKnne to power lie was one Of the most infiu;
cntial Democratic pol IticIanS in the town. and
j I Il
Justice in ths Court Of Sessions anu tile Court Court
casion. assisted in upsetting the judgment of
a supreme Court Judge. ~ was q carpenter.
town NOR than 20U years ago His funeral raj
will take place from tho Reformed Church in
Graresend to-moxrow afternoon.
Pnschal \. Strong died on Monday in New
Orleans He wns born in Albany in 1920, his
Church there. He Went to New Orleans in
New Orleans, and Mr.. Tulane made a viii leav-
Without senins it The Tulane ' money sayo VENT
to the endowment OF the Tulane University. Of
which MIR; strong was secretary and treasurer,
to thacol!ege. He WAS prominent also in club
circles.
William. Mason, the owner Of the massive
his name. and other property valued ut over
$l.0O99;oOO. died in that ci!yon SUNDAY. aged
sS r. sE HSr IF the NsW EE
and he owned breeding farm ut Taunton
with q stud Of well known horses. which will
Among the many noted animals owned by Mr..
Mason were Cohannr,tt. AlcaZnr. Fanny Swope.
Grand Duchess. and Henry Wilkes.
Gently in EVanston was s; m"H in VII Wits rS:
b,oro: \: =; on J,,ly 10; lSf5. .nd WIS tho
DAUGHTER OF Con- Oliver Collins OF the ltHyo!u-
White.a native Of Cnzcnovia. Who ait AT
in 1851. under appoin'mrnt by President Lin,
of Chicago and later served in II. war Of tho
rebellion as Colonel Of tho Thirty seventh
Regiment Illinois Volunteers.
Dr. Smith Fuller of Cninntown Pa, died
cute to the National Convention that nu,ni-
mated Lincoln: state senator f3gthrce years.
was defeated by tho Hon. John l.. Dawson Iy
IL minority.
joseph Schmicg Of Elizabeth died yesterday.
tie owner OF Concor!ia Hall tho headGlart ers
OF the German singing s,clei!es OF Elizabeth.
na sa. ws F po%"
William Dndds. one Of the oldest residents
Of Annapolis, Nd. died Yesterday aged 80 He
has n claim against the Goy"rnment for dam-
ages sustained to his property through which
railroad tracks were run to transport soldiers
during tho war
William G.; II, Dnniqm. one Of the foremost
Of the large business under IT," company nam"
of Bari. Clarp. died on, sunday. nEcd AZ
years. Iiewns Il gallant soldieri in the civil war.
The Hon. james H. Bell cy-JIdce Of the
supreme Court OF Texas. died II. Austin on
SUNDAY. lle went nome recently from Wash
ington. where he had been spending most of
his time for several years.
Harvey ]. Cooley. for many years proprietor
Of tho oytrnsiyn tannory. ut East Wavcrly.
y. Y. died on Friday in his 10th year He
was u prominent member Of tho Presbyterian
Church.
Dr. Alexander Hamilton Inylcy died in Cam
bridge. Md. Yesterday. aged 81, During the
terms Of Governors III Nd and Jackson. He
was member OF the state lunacy Commits
sion.
Catherine Hendricson. tho widow Of Ebert
s. Hendrick son. died at the home OF her son in
law. W. d. Lincoln Of the Glen Cove Gdletie, In
Glen Cove yesterday. aged ~.
Capt. j., ~ HOOK, veteran, steamboat man.
Saturday night. aged ~. He was probably
tho Oldest steamboat nun on the Ohio.
Alexander DOnnan. the oldest membe OF the
Petersburg mar. and ono of the best known
lawyers in soGthS!dc Virginia. died yesterday,
aged ~
Col. William + HnlIingworth died at Evans
vile. Ind. last night aged M years.