The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-19
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emeritus At HAWAII Univereity, dleo yester-
day at Cambridge. after short illness, OF the
grip. He was 70 years old. Prof. lowering
was one OF the best known physicists in Amer
lea and his reputation Was woSld- wide He
graduated from Harvard In 1883. After his
graduation he spent two years In the Harvard
Divinity School In 1885 he was appointed
tutor In mathematics and physics In Harvard.
and two years later was made Hollis Professor
OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. This
CHAIR no held until two years ago. when he
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hibited In England. For many years afterward
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talent lay IN iisnaassapes qnd rural SCENES ps
its s flrst periormance at the Iyceum Theatre
last night was designed and partly sketched
Sy 1snl It's sompIetion e another hand ms
famous satin scene which was to have set OF
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hrst6er Is F rank Maeder. manager Of the
Blue jeans" organizations.
OF Col. benjamin ". Crowninshield Of Boston
Col. Crowninshield was graduated from Har-
he IN sn as
made Breyet;Golonel in 1862 He served on
camp and Provost Marshal from July to No.
vember. 1884. After the war he was q member
New York In the dry goods eem mIssSon bust.
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Of tho st Botolph and other clubs and vas In
Society Of Massach JUS cts. He was also tie
President Of the Realty Company, He pub
sets Cavalry.
William L. Genin. died at Atlantic Highlands
n. j.. on sunday. q Bright's disease, aged 45.
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. i: lsE i9r iSr the rss sensss sIysn y
fs1ny na sss caSa
auth hat. on the arrival q Kossuth and his
Els fathers death. conducted real estate bus:
| mess in this city. He has been resident OF
nso b Fsson than acs yS
bss ~ tho s Hook and ladder co%panS.
ct half mast on the, truck house on sunday.
Funeral services VIII be he'd at the house to
daughter survive him.
Mrs. Jane G. Kingsbury. widow OF Major
Julius Kingsbury. a graduate OF West Point.
at ak aed ss hes Ms
married Gen. Simon Buckner. General In the
| Confederate army and ono time Governor OF
wealthy. and being afraid q losing his prop.
erty during the war transferred Il to Henry
naas viii trsnsierrIne the GOV
aW being diseSvsred in the vii H.. caused
bury received an annuity sufficient to allow
her to live in good style.
! Chauncey Is. Anderson. Tor tWenty.One years
| q locomotive engineer In the employ OF the
| Erie Railroad died at his home In Port Jervis
| N. Y. on Saturday. OF pleuro: pneumonia; aged
! 81 years. He was born in Newton. N. j.. and
| Of the breaking out Of the civil war he enlisted
| In the Fifteenth Regiment New Jersey Volun.
| teers and served four years with the Army OF
| tho Potomac. He was member OF the
| Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers and a
comrade of Carroll Post, g. A. Il. His, wife
| survives.
Edmund Warren died on Sunday at sec
| Fifth avenue. He was one OF the Governors oil
| the Calumet Club. and member Of the Union
| Racquet. Larchmont YACHT. Now York Yacht
| and New York ATHLETIC, clubs. He WINS also O
| member OF the Stock Exchange. but had dons
| no business for several years. He was 81
| years old. Mrs. Ogden Goelet Is his sister
The cause OF death was grip. which developed
into pneumonia
| Zachnriah @. Curtis. one Of the best-known
and respected residents OF the Unadilla valley
| died last week at his homo ut Nockdale. n. T.:
| aged 81 years. He was q native OF Stratford
| Conn, and removed to Rockdale many years
| ago, and there carried on business successfully
as miller, hotel keeper. stage proprietor. and
farmer. He was an ardent Democrat and Uni
ycrsalst He Is survived by his aged wife and
| by three sons.
Dr. William G. shurlock died on Sunday
| night at Fargo N. D. He was formerly u resi-
| political circles. He served two terms in the
| lower branch Of the Pennsylvania Legislature
In 1901, and was afterWard elected Clerk oil