, 1892-01-01


SEPTEMBER
l. Rev. J. B. L. Soule. editor and preacher. In
Chicago.
Z. DR.. W. w. A Spotswood. ex-surgeon US
N, in Mobile, aged IS.
Q. Maj. ]. NJ. Bundy, editor, in Paris
Ex-President Jules P. Grevy, of Franos,
aged rs.
10. DR.. J. H. storer, oldest physician in Boz
ton, aged 81.
II. J. "a. B.. Latrobe, a lawyer and public citi-
zen of Baltimore, aged IS.
DR.. Peter Pinto, eminent surgeon, in Weot
Somerville, Mass.
10. Marquis de Chambrun, French lawyer and
diplomat, in New York, aged 90.
Dr.. George B. Loring. ex-minister to Por-
tugal and ex-commissioner of agriculture,
in Boston, aged IA
Is Gen. Isaac F.. Quinby. veteran of the regu-
lar army and civil war. in Rochester. N.
10. Ex-Congressman w. L. Scott. in Newport
r. l., aged 60.
Ex-President Balmaceda of Chilli suicided
at the American legation, Santiago.
81. Gen. salazar, ex-generai in chief of Ec-
uador, aged GO.
%. DR.. B. Gratz Bruce, turf authority, in Leu
ington, KY, aged Ga.
e. Rev. DR.. S. D. Burchard, prominent Preo-
byterian, in Saratoga, aged 70.
q. Samuel Morris, Iowa pioneer, in Potosi,
Wis, aged 81.
John D. Howard, wealthy pioneer. in Du-
luth, MINI.
Harvey NJ. Watterson, father of Col. Henry
Watterson, In Louisville.
&c. Gen. Boulanger lsuicide) in Brussels, aged5
l. E. II. Schermerhorn, New York capitalist,
in Newport, R. L.
o. Right Hon. w. H. Smith, first lord of TIE
treasury and government leader in the
house OF m in London, aged CO.
King Carl of Wurtemberg in Stuttgart,
aged IS.
Rev. Samuel Benedict, prominent Episco-
palian, In Cincinnati. aged 81
Z. Charles Stewart Parnell, Irish home rule
champion, in Brighton, England, aged A.
10. Levi NJ. Bates, formerly leading New York
merchant, drowned in Bowery bay.
IL Ex-Governor Hobart b. Bigelow. of Con-
necticut, In New Haven. aged 81.
10. DR.. Joseph NJ. Saylor, Oldest evangelical
clergyman in the United States. in Read
ing, Pa, aged 80.
Is. Gen. w. H. +. Lee, son of the late Robert
E. Lee, in Ravensworth. Va, aged 50.
l6- Ex-Governor Samuel w. Hale, of New
Hampshire. in Brooklyn, aged 60.
H. James Parton. author. in Newburyport
Mass, aged 60.
Professor John L. Lincoln, of Brown uni
versity, in Providence, aged 20.
Mrs. Allen G.. Thurman, in Columbus, O.,
aged so.
10. G. E. B. jackson. prominent railroad man,
in Portland, Me.
20. Ex-United States Senator l.. Z. Worcester,
of Illinois. in Whitehall, aged 80.
"a II. liONh IL Iii aTluN 6u--
geon, In Albion, n. Y.
%. Philip II. Carpenter, distinguished scien.
fist, in London, aged 80.
20. Rev. Frederick II. A. Schivener, Biblical
student, in London, aged 70.
Col. ]. NJ. Shelley, prominent Iowan, In
Keokuk, aged rs.
Elder Irving B. Potter, New England evan.
gelist, in Danbury, Conn, aged 90.
Is. Francis Brooks, prominent Boston lawyer,
in West Medford, Mass, aged 90.
Raw "a n prOnGnn lfutf,a-rfsIa nnnttat
in Ithaca, N. Y, aged 20.
DO w. NJ. Parker. prominent Esew n.siand
railroad Ian, in Manchester, N. H.
ag.dIU-
81. oen. Truman Seymour, in Florence. Italy.
l. d. W. Gooch, ex-congressman, in Melrosa
Mass, aged az.
2. DIR. John J. Jennings, in the Masonic home.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Il. w. Steele, journalist, in Colorado
Springs, Colo, aged 30.
T. Ex-Governor A. 5. Marks, of Tennessee, In
Nashville. aged 6-
Right Rev. Mgr. Preston, in New York
city, aged CT.
6. Alfred O. Hobbs, noted lockmaker, IN
Bridgeport, Conn, aged 70.
Ex-Governor Gregory j. Smith. of Vec-
mont, In st. Adams.
8. Gen. Horace Boughton, of Texas, in Wash
ington.
o Hassock. an original abolitionist. In
Ottawa, Ills, aged So.
10. Hon. Samuel Chapman, old Freemason, IN
CORVALLIS, N. s. aged 10l.
U. Colonel Dom Piatt, journalist, aged ~
Ia. Rear Admiral George H. Cooper. u. 8. NJ
retired, in New York city, aged II.
~. WI. Florence, actor, in Philadelphia, aged
60.
II. Rev, Thomas Hill, ex-president of Harvard,
in Waitham, Mass, aged 20.
z. Mrs. Cyrus VIZ Field, in rvington-on-tho-
Hudson, n. Y.
Gen. A. p. Hovey, governor of Indiana, in
indianapolis, aged II.
y. Col. Gardner Tufts, philanthropist and edu-
Gator, in Boston, aged 60.
Earl Lytton, author and diplomat, in Parin,
aged 90.
q. Commodore William Rouckendorh, u. II
N. retired, in New York, aged 81.
DECEMBER
4. Dom Pedro III, in Paris, aged CO.
Daniel G. Birdsall. lawyer and editor, in
Westport, Conn, aged 81.
Col Joseph S. Conrad, u S. A., at Fort
Randall, S. D., aged IS.
o. Col. w. w. Clapp, journalist, in Boston.
aged 60,
Ex-Governor NJ. l.. Stearns, of Florida, in
Palatine Bridge, N. ", aged 52.
70. Judge J. o. Glover, an Illinois pioneer. in
Chicago, aged 81.
8. Rev. Father Nicholas Ballots, in Brooklyn,
ged SO.
o. Samuel X. Murdoch, actor and elocutionibt,
in Philadelphia, aged 70.