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OBITUARY..

III. JhtneS NOseUurSn Leaning, VINO 0leu IN
his I'D year at his home ut IL West Thirty
eighth street yesterday. was among the most
eminent specialists of Now York city for over
q quarter OF n century. lie had made the
study OF diseases Of the chest matter for his
particular inquiry. He was born in Groveand.
Lexington county. on Feb. %. 1920 and
after graduating from the Temple Hill Acad-
envy at Gencsoo he entered the offices of Drs.
Edward and Walter Laudordnle in lS47. Aftor
two years Of stuiy, he came to the. medical do;
p p.la Of The University OF New York and I'd
medicine In this city. While he was attending
physician at the Northern pispensary pr
should devote himself TO chest discusses. lie
ndont,ed ths suggestion and toward 1850 was
s 1877 he mae
physician ut St Luke's. and when his term
expired they created for him an esrecial office.
mem ber et the County t" Society Of tho
sS N hS Ha
ton. and the New York County Medical As
Ms rF9hS s at Gs
Years. He reaI p and ID punished large numTer
lccted and published in hook called Diseases
OF tns Cass do II, s often been Tad thSs
made their ospeSiai stSdy. " br. Leaning ior
a,good many years Ind suffered from, com
niic2tion OF lung and hearttroubles. and W. thin
tive in his profession. Last June he made his
last professional call. and since that time, he
Sssp steadily r na iscn he sa Of t1 S
times. His first wife was Jane Helen ChSssss,-
mar man 81 Philadelnhip. whom he married in ls2:.
Miss kato L. strohel. u isUs. and S she died in
OF Grand View on the Hudson. His third wife
was Miss Susan Emilia Nelson, daughter OF
Mr. John g. Nelson. He married her on Aug.
IA. 1890 and she survives him.
Amos c. Littell. tho oldest butter merchant
in the city. died on Sunday at his home in Rye
He vas born sOHentyrfoI years y ng2 II, Nest
young man.. In 1870 he entered the. butter
business at 1874 Washington ! street Twenty
business at tho time of his death. MIR. Littel
vas formerly member q r." % hearl M0se
bers Of the Elm Park TrottinG Association:
He always kept several trottinG horses and
Robert Bonner. and other well-known horse
nreyioas to his rsmSyal from the city
York Driving Club. He was a stakeholder in
the old Sixth avenue and Broadway stage
Lime ana R to e r
widow.
pr. Jonas Jones. ono Of tho leading rhy.
sicians OF Rochester. died at his home in that
tiity-hve years ago, He graduated from tho
bellevue Hospital Medical College in New
pointed physician in charge Of the, Rochester
City Hospital. He had been Health Officer Of
Rochester and was a member Of the Board 81
sisters Is tho wife Of JAS. Dunuas, q member
Of the Canadian Parliament
Joseph Walton. a. Millionaire coal operator.
Of Pittsburgh. died suddenly yesterday noon.
He was born in Westmoreia and county. March
"a. 1926. During the war he fllcl the largest
contract tor coal the Government ever made
with single firm. He was one of the most
GA 70 Il the ETY. and
Ing " some me- OF the finest steamers AMI tow
boats on the Ohio and I'M MhiSsissEni His for,
four daughters survive him.
Major Nicholas Vcdder. on the retired list OF
terdny from apoplexy., Major yedder had been
fox. Va. where he had resided since retire
ment from the army, He leceiyed the brevet
for faithful and mertorious services during
the war.
The Rev. DR.. McGonegal. who hicd in this
az thS Of
gal. who was sentenced to n term of years in
Sing Sing for killing, Annie Goodwin. the
time before his death. and had not done any
active work for the last eight years.
Prince Malatestu. who participated with tho
late Napoleon Ill when he was alventurer
and pretender. in an attempted revolution
against the Papal authority in 1852. has died
as a IrapPlst monk AT aicuoDeHe. having som o
time ago sought refuge in the monastery
James Il. Jillson one Of the oldest volunteer
fremen in Newark. died thcre yesterday
morning aged - years Previous to his resi-
dence in Newark he was Il member Of the old
volunteer Are department in this city. He
leaves son and two daughters.
David Rees. q retired builder. 90 years old.
died OF paralysis yesterday ut his home. ! lS
Nassau avenue. Greenpoint. He lived in
Brooklyn more than thirty years.
Cantwcl Johnson. Nice-President Of the
Tinker Davis Manufacturing Company, died
on sunday In Kentucky.