The sun., 1893-04-14
Obituary Notes.


| Fish House. Fulton county. at the age OF 103
| years. was born In Massachusetts. short dis
| tnnce from Boston. and there he lived until he
reached manhood. His father was an officer
in the American army during the Revolution.
and 1t was one 81 the pleasu ures OF Mr.; Browns
life to relate with pride the fact that ashing:
that he sat upon, his knee Mr.. Brown was
in the war Of 1872. but never did any active
fFsryiesi Wnen but youpg nan he mGyed m to
and did hantns and tleppa9
tributed his longevity to the fact that he never
eonstuti"n. and re- reaned e bis ap e
within a few hours OF his death. Mr. Brown
hens able t to Il read h. Bbie daily we q:
the daily newspapeE, He Was the eldest Ma.
Of knight Tempiar REQ Conferred % upon pom him. i'm o't'''
Mrs. Emily Hosack Rodgers. widow OF. John
kearney Rodgers. died mt her residence. 55
The cS
the late David Hosack. who during the early
part Of 5his & century yssas was a famous physician
three years ago at her fathers house on lower
broadway. a few doors above the Battery.
nous Deople who came to this country. many
Of whom we're guests at her fathers house.
snder H hamilton; De viii Clinton. Fanny Rem. Rem
%s;hiast$ns IN @ I,Sins. hsT fsshss xss n!e.sns
Aaron Burr. and Mrs. Rodgers had often heard
him tell of Durr's visits at mig to his house
age OF 20 Mrs. Rodgers married her husband.
WYIho, was during his lifetime q famous surgeon.
vve Mrs. Rodgers.
John J. McBrdeone OF the oldest active news
pnner reporters in Al bany. d led yesterday. MIR.
Mcbride was born in Am msterdam Tyson Q years
the the m printers trade but in 1870 Became h poiSe
reporter on the L2mrG! Hs succeeded TO tn:
years. and then returned to reporting. He
served , three year years IN the late war In the
North Smith!ied. Il l.. aged SO. died at his
home IN thht town n. sqddsnly Yesterday Of
state hthoueh allied Wt ths
party. he acted independently OF party on
many notable occasions He had served in the
since lSS5. :
Charles LonGfellow. son Of the poet. died
Yesterday after lingering sickness. He lived
old family mansion. Miss I.oncielIow is Is sui. I
ferlnG from severe attack ot rheumatism. He
H 10 the 4ost ns IN hsd s
seriously wounded at Mine Run. '-'
Merritt Peckhsm died in Utica Yesterday In
c kas one sssdsd 81 sf Gss hsls ss
1889. He was a member Of the firm of j. S
4 N. Peckham. stove manufacturers, which
from one end OF the country to the other. MIR
Peckham was Quaker
, Frederick Owens. one OF PittsburGh's best
known merchants, died on Wednesday, aged
about seventy. He WAS the first man In Pitts
burgh to take some OF the first issue OF the
United States bonds at the time Of tho civil war.
means Of bringing them prominently on the
market.
DIR. Thaddeus =. Gardner. a well-known ply |
sician and banker and Treasurer Of the Altoo. |
M Iron Company. died At his residence in |
Pa, on Wednesday. aged 81 |
years: He was Surgeop- MAJOR OF tho Seven |
teenth Pennsylvania Cavalry In the civil war. |
Of the Potomac
Alfred Barnard. who has been in the gold |
aud silver refining BUSINESS In this city for |
several years died on Wednesday at his home
l II Prospect place. brooklyn. from the effects |
OF complications following an attRcH OF the |
grip he celebrated his golden wedding a few |
months ago. He leaves widow. six sons. and |
four daughters. |
Joseph F. Hale, a capitalist OF San Francisco.
p vile and one daughter. who was married In |
England "a few years ago to the Hon Robert |
Boyle. fifth son OF the Earl OF Cork
Thomas ]. Moore. who had been order OF |
arrest clerk In the Sherih's Office since 1875. |
lied at his home 5lS fremont avenue. yester-
lay morn ne. OF consumption. He leaves q
widow and two children.
James II. HeyeriE. aged 40 years. the we'll
Known criminal lawyer Of Philadelphia died |
n Dover Del. and had been in Ill health for |
six months.
Robert p Young aged a. the oldest brother
u Bennett II. Young, proprletOr OF the Louis
iille Post. died at his home IN Ncholasyille |
KY. yesterday. OF paralysis.