The sun., 1893-03-12
OBITUhRE

OBITUhRE
Peter Gowans. landscape painter OF prom
ise. died in the first week OF February in tho
mountains not far from Manizales. Colombia.
Mr.. Gowans was born near Buffalo in 1895.
He came to New York in 1882 and studied
with Wyant and Murphy and afterward did
great deal Of work with them at Arkville. Dol
aware county. among the "Catskill Mountain
Artists" About two years ago he received a
commission from publishing house to
ma %HSo ,ha hske,Shes p the Ands He Ieyss
cas- sou.hwsrd along along the @i mountain ehsIps
ceeded along tho Canca River: and. leaving
to Bogota;, He was handicapped by a, poor
physique , f9r such an UNDERTAKING; an and con.
St the mountains that Brought on pneumonia.
The weather was very severe and In the rari-
s4 81. hi. nsas lsass sS
refused to allow q fro,sstant to be buried IL
other children. live near Buffalo.
Capt. Charles W; Lamb. aged Ts, died in Dan.
america ,s Se male the
Sd rs,Sons sect sect fnoMn as oSH ag
of New York; In December. 1885, be was.
member Ip.I @ Of Engine Germany No l5. New New York
Shy ohu .Voh nCiNo ph.e IL thV ,ooo
sdvsnsarous spirit. As and pR had been around tie
ing Of Taiayette at the Battery IN. New YORK.
and could relate all the details OF that histori.
The peeaiar manner ' ot T'', the he ians.
The cofln is carried into the church. and the
o TSe hn then to
coffin is lowered into the grave
rnpb.r haEsn n nS Pss
wh hin aes 1 se
been spent in the peaceful. quiet. but very busy
local Office here. but they embraced intervals
as seesrapher theys in is5a and Was one o.
hs snsphs seasee TO The ns rank
ssa :ss 90 sss fsSSs:S Ss SsSp AZ:
telegrapher to read by sound.
Capt j. s. McAiln Of the aSsa
manded the steamer Silver Wave. which lust
wSr was t ito to Sa shhs shs
order caused intense excitement and a mob
took possession OF the boat an and prevented the
By the confederates above visksburs and car.
narrow escape from destruction and he won
praise from Gen. Grant for his brave action.
lte was tho inventor OF the steam CapSt2n 1OE
steamers. He was a years old.
Robert Hooper. who for over twenty years
past has been writer on field sports % and %i ath.
daiiies. % died % yesterday sW morning at the Kings
County HOSPITAL The deceased, who was
SG9nt AZ years . Of age was an Eng!ishImaan ma BY
sided in BROOKLYN. He was an authority on
s srcSet and shooting and was member OF
one Of the best bowlers in the country.
william l,, II Haywoodi letter carrier :. con,
Thursday at his home at 357 Seventh avenue.
and viii be buried to-day. His death va, was
ONCE was near the big doors at the north end
of tho building and was exposed to draughts.
ss roas e EnoS
italian upon it by name. He could read their
names. too. no matter how badly written.
Judge PANEL Rhodes Of BosOnts Pa
in philadelpha. He was ono Of the projectors
OF tho Belletontc and Snowshoe, Railr and
tendent and general manager: which. place he
filled until the road was 9bsorbe1 By the Penn
beaver appointed him Associate Judge OF
Centre county. to fll the unexpired term OF
Judge Smith. deceased.
stroke q! npopiexy ut his homo in Wsstvle.
Conn. Yesterday He was a son Of the late
prominent in the carriage business in New
York Hr and vel, l,knoTn ilEur. in Wall street;
by lortunaIe speculation ne accumulated
$IOO.UOW This was swept away on Black Fri
day: Three years ago he married the widow
OF Truman Foote. who survives him.
The Hon. Aaron F. Perry. q retired member
OF the bar Of Cincinnati. and one OF the oldest
attorneys in the State. died yesterday. He
performed important confidential service in
the beginning Of tho civil war in connection
with the Ohio troops. which brought him in
close relationship with President Lincoln.
Edgar $. Tweedy died in Danbury on Friday
aged 80. lie was well known throughout the
state and was prominent in financial matters.
In 1856 and 1860 and 1880 he represented
Connecticut in National Republican Conven-
| tions. and was in the State Legislature in 1845
James Potter OF Williamsburgh died on FRI
day at his home. 156 South Eighth street. in
his ninety fourth year. He was born in Ire
land. lie leaves five children and more than
twenty grandchildren aad Creat-grand-
children.
Benjamin Smith. who died on Thursday at
his homo. III Division avenue. Williams
burGh was 81 years old. Three years ago his
vile died 10 her eighty-third year. He leaves
eleven children
Frank c. McClenthen. for twenty years identi-
ned with newspaper work in Chicago. died
on Friday at his residence In that city. He was
born in Meridian. n. Y. in 1850.
Ex-Senator Daniel r. Brown OF Indianapolis,
aged 10, died yesterday. He WAS very promi-
| nent IN Indiana politics at one time.
Hospitality In Arkansas.
| From The 81 Lp,i, GloJ,.DemocraL
Travelling in the mountains OF southeast
Arkansas n lew years ago my guide got lost.
Might overlook us. and we Stopnpd Mt h q hOuse