The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-29
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PHYSICIANS. The surgeons had he ped ne W Id
Improve enough to be able 70 stan! an op.ra-
ton. which alone could have sav.d his life.
Mr.. htnball was corn in PiAird4ll. y, r..
aui was admitted 70 ths bar "a Water.
ipf and ;,u tW IN 7g iss t ne pat.
40 . on hts return practis.t las "a tails crs;
re !o.a!ed the toNn q kIHe4!i. Iexa-. AZ
state In ISIS he receive,.:he tesres OF Ii u,
achieve d eat. wnith Sossist Iarsely X sGoe.
stories. sketches " travel aht essays OF uio-
sranhira. hisrorisal aqt hna1tilt SUBJECTS.
HIS prinetpA! works are Letters rom
: 49, and tss tusaa. 1856 1850. Le as%;
from Cuoa ls5yl. Romance o student
Stree, ISL Va: He " sasr .tssTt lstis
ers. Banker" ISIS; To-Day IN Nsw. Io.s =,
kinbau fnshei hook sltiiiat Halt CEN
at ' vors f3r sey.ra Teass l. viii be og5tshs
hy his heirs. H leaves two sons. Richard vt
Einoall, Tex. and Daniel Of this city. and two
The funeral will h.. held next Wednesday from
s.. Luke,s HOSPITAL. the intera.ent to te at
George Wells. AZ od-ttcie New Yorker. who
dad AZ his boarding house. al1 state street.
Book IN. several DAYS 80, Was At one time
tween efty and sixty Yeas ago he was the
king OF New York swells. An.; the society bellies
q that tay We'd ia com petr!on for nj; smiles.
named bancOck. were recsonat. auoaE the
handsorest zen in town. an,t t9th We're
leaders liz the fashion able world. They were
haStruS> O. the restaurant Ssrt ~ Petit <
.roo> on Water str-et near Val. which WAS
for the wealthy brokers. ra1s-rs. an. msr-
rnancs of tue tow.r part OF the iowa
tsrte every very afternoon - ceiwesn : and
ant dress. His. remarks upor tEese
.ubIects were considered authoritative ana hs
exercised much the same influence oTe- n.
listeners As was welded ~ beau Erun met
over the tcsuuenrers Of Faith in another az.
dress and hoasted Of being \ gentleman Of
day: George would run as far 20 Kiss srient
as kci 40 eneo,T a. the sayinS gee. He and
ness aud WEALTHY. They taileu through rheIr
Sin pie trust n friend. The latter o. TAN ri
thai h. would store th.. goods with raep the
mex. day. Then ne Sold the receipt aat d.
appeared. and tnsy hal to make TooA t. the
6ssiness IN val street IL was the uoss p96-
man ao ysSss lis mn 20 l ., @ NV 2
fock were extremely interesting. lie wed 10
a retired wa For III" rast ten years oe an an
nuIcy from al Investment n tn INSURANCE
com raly He Was - years Off,
Elias I. ingalls,. a:ed 81. fasher Of e1-sea-
ator J. !. ingalls, Of Kansas, dlect q: his resl
was born \ Miic.ie;on Mas. o2t req. T-,. 10
HaverhliL in -ar!y life. He was the inventor
OF a machine foe cuttiu- shoe ,oI--, being the
first OF IT'S ktnt ever u,.,!. H Wa a.-'l n
ventor o'a furnace for hog -hent;1- purrosa=,
Gkareh r.. iSsas We va 3 n:AFrt S5 t. GaaSh
ter OF tbs late Deacon Cha-e 90 Jan. -. 1851.
r. caves. be+ttes his WIDOW; two 1AuSv,;te's.
s9ns. johq J. y kan-as. Charlie 4. .; lynn.
Morris OF Louisville. ana Sumner.
Andrew T. Giloon dtai YESTERDAY att a
long illness az his hone =! soGtn h.rt -trse'.
Wtliamshurgh. He was ~ yests old. a7t ~as
rhs s" bene VOC nv w,rE ., r lolaa GathoI
Orphan Asylum in bro"k.yn. An,I Sts nee
He was 4 prom ueCt reuirr - The Cathnlt'.
Benevolent Legion. the l.oYa!a a.nn. and the
was veteran treu3 ac. add belonged TO sew
er;.l organizations in this city AMI Brooklyn.
E3r many years he Wa in the iron business in
Water street.
Franklin :. Drake. ooe q the weaIth est ard
hest known residents % western New II.
died at North lam. la.- ssea!ns wh:Snss he
4 9fF-etioI:. " DraSe gaI 9?sn q the towa u
and .eveIope.i the land tor Goa! .ad tin5er
esns in Cornins :. T. IN May, issS wa tf IS
one 81 the most successful mon atary sritu-
tons in the oUntry. Mr.. Drake has been Pres
itent Of the bank since its orgarlzacior-
Mary EIaherty died a. Jonesbor0. Ne. on
M IL aged nearty - She was o2rn IN
Revolu,ion- He fought at .Blnkar Hill and
was in the siege which. after fifteen days.
s-tvet .h T'S y e. 90 % wa-htn sr6as SAT,
Mrs. Fiaher-y's husband died twenty Years
were unin pairel unt,iLer utnety-:econd year.
George F. NrAuen7. Deputy Treasurer. q
jersey City. died ar his home "a Columbia
pta.e yy,ss1rrday morning, tom sS'sbts IL
ana NV eh;ltren NJ McIne !' --ar,e4 i' aue
IN II as reporter. and at yartog5 tin, t.Is,;
III Finarse Board. 3nt in Isl: "a. W. nal.
the iersay l!ty ; i {. !.
Ru=SalE Stehbirs. Ir lied v=ster,!ar morn
l.E at'h hor?a x hi- -raud'a-hAr. oarG- i.
Ts .Tfio f. IL was ss4 n rs rt y.s A ant
hat been for over tnree ? h-s IN the nice o.
Sire1cHr Trsss \ g.: Two ".d-r sh,!isSn 81
chaplin II Brook n : - '' ''
Col. Johr T. Brahar. yerera0 ~ th- Neyt
home 2t2 HaveTeye- -treet, VILLAIN r-h-
H was - yeas o1':. mi t.rin- tn wi ,wtr
xe: .G s93er IA a. tn r%SEf NT a s &
many years he was engaged . tn oil u4SIc@s,
at Have yer street and 9"7atwty.
The lev, ~erra- Wheeis: del a: NJ hor-
m m a. ass Il ye az H. W. '. a 70 p
Oldest BAPTIST clerEy man 7 10" 1t'=t ~rt t~-.
ans. vns very active and earnest wHrI-r rH
t1e church. lie had preached several tlGs7 /. Z
th- past year.
Louis Lan,ier. orc = tn most Ern7 mart
rGUr=S IN Nashv, las uIstn@-- 'Ir'.A- -
nearly sixty y-lrs. !l-L CT TG-- lEg. =at II
years, For years h. Vas 20 Etc-t II n" o'h go
sale grocery trade. a. ma t'r- AIy.a = .EA
largest estlbl, IL q eat ic rha :, ptl-
Bernard NuIry. who 'or seraE ,y~a-, has tAsr
ar inspector Tor the Boar. ~ La ~ @ New
ark. G.e,! yescer !ny NOR ing. a-=,! r. he
leaves widow and i've children.
Miss Eliza Rr We died y--te -r!dy AZ her
home 51+ Il .h .treAt. Newark. r =! T,I ac-,
Sha was iu years oi. and he. "a her WAS
Theodore Br0w=r ~ GIs cltT
LorinG Picke-c- senior pr1Iri-t0- ~ thu
Nor.i1T tCh -IG Francisco, led Yestsr-
tag aftec ar !,ln=,z q several weA.7.
MERCER Going TO Furup~,
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