Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-30
DEATH ROLL OF 1893.
SOME VERY BRILLIANT NAMES AooRN
 THE GRIM RECORD.
nEen and Women ef National and World wide Celebrity. Statesmen. Soldiers. Finanelsra and Leadsrs of so-
 e4ety ths Shining M.rks-
IlNuARY.

A. Gen. Joseph J. Bartlett, Union veteran and ex-minister to Sweden, in Baltimores aged a l5. Gen. Rufus Ingalls,, '. s. A. tretireND, in New York city; aged 74. r.. Gen. Rutherford B. Hayes, ex-president of the United States, at Fremont, O.; aged q. g Phillips Brooks, bishop of Massachusetts, in Boston; aged 5S sA Justice L. Q. c. Lamar of the United States supreme court, Rt Macon, Ga; aged 6S q. Hon. James G. Blaine, in Washington; aged 61
 veteran of the Mexican and civil wars, at Mcndham, N. J.; aged 54. S Gen. :. :. Carroll, U.S-A. tretiredl, in Wash ington; aged 7o.
 FEBRUARY. la. Dr. Norvin Green, president of the Vest ern Union Telegraph company, in Louis vile; aged s5. 90 Gen. P. ei. T. Beaurcgard, the Confederate veteran, at New Orleans; aged 7a. s3, Rufus Hatch, a well known stockbroker, in New York city; aged B.
 MARCH. 2. k. NJ. Bishop, ex-governor of Ohio, at Jack sonville, Fla; aged sl. .. Hippolyte Adolphe Taine, French historian and critic, in Paris aged a. Gen. Thomas Reynolds, Union veteran, in
 Chicago. 10. Rev. Andrew Preston Peabody, professor emeritus in Harvard university, at Cam
 bridge, Mass; aged s2. Il. Col. Charles F.. Taylor. the oldest telegraph CT III the Ntels Al h1-s aArCu F. Jules Ferry, the French statesman, in
 Paris aged 6l. 90. Commodore Horatio Bridge. U. s. \. Cre-
 tired); aged S7. .. Ex-Senator Eli Saulsbury of Delaware, at
 Dover; aged 7d sI. Col. Elliott F. shepard, editor of the New
 York Mail and Express, in New York city;
 aged 8.
 es. Gen. F.. Kirby smith, the Confederate vet
 eran, at Sewanee, Tenn; aged G.
 APRIL 6 E. K. Bruce, formerly known in Chicago as
 the Corn King" in that city; aged es. :. Rt. Rev. William InGraham Kip, the first
 Protestant Episcopal bishop of California;
 aged Sl.
 George I. seney, finAneier and philAnthrO-
 pist, in New York city: aged C.. 10 Manuel Gonzales. ex-president Of the Mex
 icAn republic; aged sa 90 Mrs Almira Hancock, widow of Gen. w.
 :. Hancock, in New York. ss. Gen. E. F. Beale. a Union veteran and ex-
 United States minister to Austria. in Wash
 ton; aged sl. g. Gen John NJ. Corse. the hero of AIlatOonA.
 at Winchester, Mass; aged 5S.
 MAY. l. Ex-United States Senator J. W. Patterson
 of New Hampshire, at Hanover, N. H. :. Col. Ward II. Lamon, who was Lincoln's
 private secretary, At Mariinsburg, W. Va 10 Dr. Charles Carroll Lee, president Of the
 New York Medical society, in New York
 city; aged 5I.
 Il. Gen. E. D. Townsend. adjutant general of
 the army tretiretD, al Washington; aged 76. la Gen. :. c. Armstrong. principal of Hamp-
 ton Normal institute and Indian school. at
 Hampton, Va; aged 54- H. Rev. w. II. \. Bissell. bishop of the Prot
 sstant Episcopal diocese of Vermont, at Burlington; aged 1 10. James E. Murdoch, actor and elocutionist, at Cincinnati: aged Sl ss Dr. Lyman A. Abbott, a New England can
 eer specialist, at Maiden, Mass; aged Sc JUNE.
 :. Edwin Booth. the eminent tragedian. in New York city; aged Gn. DT. J. E. Hendricks, S noted mathemati- elan, at Des Moines; aged S9. S Rev. Dr. O. R. Blue. prominent in the Meth odist church south, al Greensboro, Ala; aged 50
 Il. Gen. James A. Hall. a civil war veteran of Maine, died on board Of a train on the New York Central near syracuse ] T. Senator Leland Stanford, the California capitalist, al Palo Alto, Cal; aged 69. 2. Rev. w. w. kone, the oldest Baptist min istcr in the United States, in Denison, Tex; aged a a Commodore Francis Lockwood. [. S. V. Cretired), at Flushing. V. I.: aged au G Guy dc MaupasSant, the French rumanti- ciSt; aged A. l. Justice Samuel Blatchfurd of the United States supreme court, at Newport, R. L.; aged a
 o. Ex-Governor A. k. Allison of Florida, in Jacksonville; aged S3 | 10. Charles Brenneke, formerly well known architect and engineer, at Marshall town. la; aged n. l& Gen. David w. Miles, a Pennsy lvAnia vet | eran, at Lancaster; aged 6l- | Gen. J. C. Kelton, |. :. A. trctiredl, at wash- | ton; aged 6i. l lG Gen. Edward Jarliue. A Union veteran, in New York city; aged 6a. | Rear Admiral Earl English, |. :. V. tre- tiredl, at Washington; aged 6S | " Gen. !. G. Walker, q veteran of the regular army and of the Confectionery. in Washing | ton: at-Cl Sn | sI. Rear Admiral Melancthon smith. |. :. \. | (retirctl, at Girecn Bay, Wis; aged & o- Gen. Georse w. Morgan, a Mexican and civil war veteran, at Fort Monroe, Va; | aged a 2. Gen. William P. Innes, e civil WAT veteran, l at Grand Rapids | | James L. Wright. one of seven founders of the Knights of Labor. at Germantown, Pa; | aged .6.
 e Gen. George B. Bingham. Union veteran. l at Westboro, Mass. | :. Alfred Butler Starey, editor Harpcr's | Young People. in New York city. g. John B Wright, manager of Fosd's thea l ter, where President Lineoln was assasSi- mated, at Allston, Mass: agSd sS 1 George Makepeace Towie, historian and jour | nalist, at Brookline, Mass; aged Sa
 William T. W. Ball, an old Boston journalist, in that city; aged 6& | Rear Admiral Thornton A. Jenkins, U. :. N-, at Washington; aged sl- | 10. George Shiras, father of Justice ShirRs, and an old PennsylvRnian, at Pittsburg; aged ss. | r.. John w. Casilear. a noted American land scape painter. at Saratoga Springs aged sS. | Is. John F. Rallyntine, journalist who helped
 found the Chicago Herald, in Chicago. | ss. Leopold Alexander. duke of Saxe-Coburg
 and Gotha, al Coburs; aged sa q Mrs. Anna Hyde, aged lot, died at Peeks-
 kin, V. Y.
 8 Col. Jerome BonApArte. Grandnephew of
 Napoleon T. at Pride's Crossing Mass-' | aged 6a
 G. Miss Emma NJ. Converse, a noted Astro-
 nomicai writer, at whitefield. N. H.; aged
 a.
 [. Ex-Secretary ot State Hamilton Fish. at
 Garrison's, \. Y.; aged A l Ia Frederick Iathrop Anses, the richest man
 in New England, on board the sound steam
 CT PilgrinG aged S 10. Sir Alexander F. Galt, a prominent Cana
 dian official, at Montreal: aged a6- s7. Professor J. F. Parrish Steele of Illinois,
 well known writer on agriculture, in Mo
 bile: aged 6A Louis I.ange, a German journalist and pub
 fisher, in St. Louis; aged si. | OCTOBER.
 1. Judge Irving B. Ranale. who was an inti-
 mate friend of Lincoln, at Alton, Ills; aged
 g.
 France and ex- president of the republic, in ! Paris; aged S2
 Lucy Stone Blackwell, tho woman suffraglst,
 at Dorchester, Mass; aged sa Aa 1eh- bchhls r- bufhcs oitc ot lAe SoAil'
 manders of tho Irish brigade. in New York
 city; aged 5a
 e0l Rev. Dr. Philip Schaf. celebrated Biblical
 exegete and church historian. in New Iork
 city. aged A.
 sL Rear Admiral Walter W. Queen. '. s. \
 (retiredl, in washington: aged e. s. Hon. Carter H. Harrison. mayor of Chi
 cago, in Chicago; aged sS a. Sir John Abbott, ex premier of Canada Ai
 MontreAls aged ~
 NOVEMBER. | & Francis Parkman. the eminent historian
 at Jamaica Plain. Mas. aged 70 Q Professor Herman August Hagen Of HAr
 yard college, well known entomologtst. a Cnmbrfdge Mas: asrcd T6