The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-14
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who was sent into penal servitudo for life for
deserting from tho English army In Dublin
during tho attempted revolution in ireland in
1865. died tn this city yesterday at his home.
2lS East llth street. Ito was born in Cork
nfty years ago. The story OF Ills rescue from
western Australia. and OF tho rescue at the
same time OF four OF his companions, is an in-
terestinG one. Thomas brennan. one OF the
roscuinE party. was with MIR. llassstt when he
dicd. The rescue was planned by the Irish
revolutionary marty in this city. and $4,000
was raised for tho purpose. John Boyle
O'Rellly, tho Irish poet, who was also a
descrtcr. had already escaped from the
penal prison ut Frocmautle. and he furnished
the information upon which the plans were
laid. Tho prison was on tho coast with
desert back Of IL. because OF this desert the
prisoners were loosely guarded. except from
rescue by sea. liassett had run away once
into tho dcseft and lived there for six months
in such hopeless misery that he voluntarily
returned to tho prison After that ho wore
irons. Tho rescue party concluded to operate
from tho sea. and bought and fitted out the
whaling burk tHtairn. she left hero in 1874.
and was on u Whaling trip Tor six months be.
fore shn touched at tho A2Ores TO make final
PREPARATIONS for tns rescue. Nr. Brennan was
to have met her there with arms, but missed
her and lotncd the uHrk u tcrward In australia
prisoners through irishmcn who we're em-
pioycd as warriors IN the prison. The men
llassctt Color Sergeant barrow, Rohert Crane
stun, Michael harrington and Martin Hogan,
had earned certain amount Of liberty Dar-
row. ior instance" was clerk To- tho PROTESTANT
chaplain aud Ilassrtt was u carpenter On tho
morning upon which II had hoen agreed to
meet them each made an excuse Tor not going
mile from tho prison. There brennan and
Cant. Anthony Of tho Iatalpn were IN waiting
T" at TaSy bS
tho prison police. found their Sims boat on
one GS"c %n nUe poce Teacbad the
shore they had Just left Tho Catalina. as
had been ARRANGED. was kHnt 1nt i siGht ot
ing day. and shortly attorwRrd she was stopped
hv u shot from u British man.ot- war. whose
CAPTAIN declared shc had fugitive convicts on
board and demanded their surrender. Capt.
Anthony denied this. AMI dcil.d the ,iIitish to
The war ship let them go, and the bark arrived
hero tho following April 1875
Tho Right Ecy. r. Il. LYMAN Episcopal
G.. yesterday morning, oI heart failure. He
had heon ail.ng several DAYS. The twentieth
here on SUNDAY. and on Monday night n recep-
ton was held AZ his residence Thcodore
on Nov. ~ lisl5; was. "ducated at Hamilton
College and in the New York rheql!gica
more BY BiS s% Whitinrham lie was tted
othe priesthood II year later. His first charge
remained 9s rector ior ten years In 1870 he
nccatol tho rectorshp Of ,hrlst Church.
Ittsburs4 Pai and remanSI there i iS,,a sim;
was chiefly Instrumental in c,tabli shng the
En.lish church in Florence and the American
chapel in Rome. iur,rE his absence he was
ole ted dean Of the ttererGi Theological SEM
mary. but declined tho ;. Position; Whom
1870 he became rector Of Trinity thurch.
San Francisco and he'd that position for
bishop OF North Carolina. In ISL. upon the
death Of bishop Atkinson. he was elected
sent hat thu eastern iNrt OF the STATE, was set
of rs u separate diocese IN 1853 In lSS6 he
took c4arGGa Of the Amg@riean Epi6Soopai
conferred up3n- him hy St James College.
sist chiefly If sermons and addresses
Edward NorwI'2. NJ y. editor and proprie.
tor Of the rhlad.phln he'1"rn U"H,oicR. died
SstsTdH D H?IT@ was born n PANTS;
three hundred newspapers. eight Of them
dailies; winch lie hat o,pu ,,ct or "s;nbllsShei
practitioner in '"riig IN lSi ana awe To Phil
adclphin in $50 Tht-e years later he pur-
selucntly uecamc krownas tn" G.r',u. i!cwo-
re: In 1914 he bought ~" A.. hut sold 1t i9
1919 g III" im"s Iul,i-h!ng COMPANY, and
joined in "-' abliShirg the Tunes. II" retained
an interest IN III" latter journal until lSSi;
stare and IN many PARTS ~ t.nr =" ~ on" OF
III" a let an ! most successfully %, tho Cermnn-
American JOURNALISTS aud publishers. he was
prominently lde,tilni with al reform move
m"HtS ~ lh'iHl"!pHa. and was politically
liberal Democrat
-
mirnl Porter. lied YESTERDAY morn NJ nj nor
residence "A Washington. Mrs. Porter was a.
w yfe "a All an hS sko M i'% lie
buried hesid, tho body Of her husl and in
sons and two daughter. MAJOR Essay iorter.
late. o. the ARMY can't t"fi's" T., Porter.
United States Marine rms: ii"ut, TheGder;
Porter 1irs. +. G. logan The wife ~ Lieuren-
ant Commander LOGAN, I,nitGl States navy.
in New Ornlns. She was H." daughter u
Commodore Patterson. who assia'"h Con. An
aud The sjStar 81 Admiral Patterson and Cart.
Ia5ter-on ., the Coat TarYsy,, "a March
the Washington Navy Yard
caleb Cushing Adam. died sniicnly ~ apo
p.exy yesterday m1rpin; 4, f. mlS home af 20
first yesr. lie was stTirk'nai bis Jrv"lry store
At 41+ Fulton street IN TUESDAY afternoon, Mr.;
nc@n in tho jeweI"y Husinn,s ali hi, lie. T For
several years h" WAS Nir'- T"s!A.n' ~ the
GorhpH Nannia.nr,n- ,""n,aP9', X iSS. he
GO, N brooklyn., u" leaves a ",d'| and tys
children. ii'T WORKS 'ot!D..ss'nrT John
Adams IS h.' ir',irr
J. stuulry Turner who died Yesterday in
E".k.nd. Mas. w"s horn IN lllr+ham n
sol. n nu..rs. ma. me-, which r'yrlutioniZed
tn. manner CO. f.rl. ing NHnt-sr'vnt eh""S. lta
ais invented mrlloI ~ sawi9- lat h!orks.
~ tllt -lur-. yut.. bee .rwH1 ard stitched with
u strnl-h' yr crooked aw! without taxing the
lasts out "' 'h"-.'"
Judge Nrsar1ar Whto died yesterday in
Aiau.lu. a. 7t rirrs TO- our rr-s u"Irre and after
hir, 20 .,l IN urryuir'l torn rs rairI Justice
VI ia, TrrrtHrT OF itnE.
water ttscn Trs ilor. ~ the Mount Wash;
iHilmai',,'a' i.rrnaia ,dirI nj awe ]. GrscS.
Md. IN IUrsIrv ~ .pnrIll'n - W Aikea
wa, '.idrulli!y shot in tho loot while hunting
ur b. n,.l,,. formerly Tr",ident Of the
.FutF ~ Of