The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
OBITUARY.

James Gardner. one OF the famous nono-,
genarians in eastern Ohio. died on Tuesday al
the home OF his son. Levi Gardner. In the
Turkeyfoot oil field. Hancock county. West
Virginia, aged 90 years. He was born In
Washington county. Pa. and was married In
1917 ana settled on farm in Hancock county.
near where he died. He formerly owned 1.000
acres OF valuable land In that soctio1f
and leased much OF 1t to oil operay
tors. In his young days Mr. Gardnor
made extensive trips down the ohioi
and Mississippi rivers with produce. Hin
sales on one OF these trips in 1916, when hei
was but 10 years OF age. amounted to S10O0O.t
The money was nil in silver dollars. Mr.. Gard-i
nnd keF ons and ins eda
ney through Mississippi. Alabama. and thepi
north he reached ste%,SenvilIe; o. wite
AZ az S iSsns ,Su'%% Slar fss.s
his rs "%V dying H at lG7 IS
that he killed q squirrel with rifle at 81 q lon
old. He has chowed tohacco ard taken q
Eentlemnn's glass al his da n},Sv Five chill
Bradford Ferris Duff died Yesterday at the
summer residence OF his father-in law. Mr.
Henry H. Rogers OF this city at Fa ar a,
than than a year. and the immediate cause Of HID
death WAS heart failure. tie was the only son
Of sF s oak pp Of 'h Me 0 sss
member Of the Exchange. having Joined tho
organization in July: 800 During the .a ar ~
active business on tho floor. hut was compelled3
to retire by failing health, Mr. DUH. who wasi
ceived his education at Columbia College. He
Athletic. and New York clubs.
John Bradner Perry. who recently escapes
from the Essex Insane Hospital at Newarl1
and came to this city. died N II, tn. that a asyiqm
was returned to the asylum by his FRIEND
about three weeks ago. Mr. Perry wa, -
Jersey. He practsed as lawyer IN this city
and New Jersey and was twice sent to the
IN G Ks WAS
Se2s e aSr' e sy after
was again attacked in Newark q little more
than year ago while waking in the street
Derrick Lane Boardman of the firm of DsrickH
!. Boardman Son. general agents Tor the
died in Troy yesterday morning. Mr.. Board-
the New York State Assem- bly, in 1858 as tbs
Wing Representative from Oneida county. He
Bsnk nd e trustee Of Williams College
Ta9T onS dasSneF sn4 Mrs Mrpea
vive him. IN
james Norton BrowneIl. an old resident Of
Dunkirk. was accidentally drowned yesterday@
IN and vent to o' banRrE With his Re
when II hoy. He learned carpentertng. and.
became an extensive builder ana owned ~
large shop. which he gave up many years ago.
but continued to do contract. work. His wife,.
Helen NJ PATTERSON after Brownell and three Of
George S. Jones. Vice President OF the North;
American Company; died suddenly al his home
in Ilewellyn Park. West Orange. N. on Tues-f
day evening Din addition to being Vice. Presi-f
dent OF the North American Company. ME-.
Jones was Secretary and Treasurer OF the ST.;
Paul and Northern Pacific Railroad. and Prest-s
dent and receiver Of the Norfolk. Albemarlel
and Atlantic Railroad.
Jonathan Ogden died on Tuesday at Ber-
nardsville. y. J.. In his Saith year For oyer
thirty years he had been a partner In the cloths
ing firm Of Devln K Co. He WAS an active Ret
publican and served two terms In the Assem-S
bly,.
Miss Mary Mullen. daughter Of the late Ed-H
ward and Anna McCloskey Mullen and niece of
the late Cardinal McCloskey. died yesterday att
the home OF her sister. Mrs. John Kelly. atl
Saratoga Springs.
Michael LAWYER who died yesterday at his;
home In West Long Branch. was for many
years the gardener at Hollywood Park for the
late John Hoey.