The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-28
OBITUARY.

The Rev. Charles Merivale, DID. Dean Of
Ely. died In England yesterday. lie was born
in Devonshire in 1903, and was educated at
Harrow and at ST. Johns College. Cambridge.
He was successfully fellow and tutor. and.
iroiG 1893 to 1865. lecturer at Cambridge. lie
was nleo rector Of Lawiord Lssex. from 1S49
20 1850. and Chaplain to the Speaker OF the
House Of Commons from 1909 to 1SGn lie
was installed Dean OF Ely ip 1858. isworks
include the History Of the Romans Under the
lures" 1854; TRANSLATION OF Homer's Had"
ls6o; .General History Of Rome From the
History" 1916 anu i'''"''' =" i'"''' 0''''
Victor Prosper Considerant dlcl in rarls yes
terday. He was born ut Salins JurR, in 1919
Early IN life he became u convert to ths. social.
istic doctrines OF saint simon and Fourier.
shin. OF Foufier's journal, la PHG;ange. Alter
the February revolution lie sat in the C9nstitu-
lea. where he purposed preaching the SOCIAL
Ism Of ,Eso 9 He dld not return to Paris
French capital Unpublished many works on
Ocs,:m Among them are , his rrine,rpSs OF
erty and OF tho Laws OF Labor"
John c. Holmes Of Bedford died at his home
In White Plains on Tuesday, aged ,a He was
eighteen years he was Supervisor Of the town
q Lewisboro, for eight years fostmesteE at
sions in the County Court, and for many years
q Justice OF tho Peace. He owned many farms
The county r., and severai stores In me neigh.
publican.
Thomas o'connor one OF the odes. and
most prominent contractors in Newark diod at
his home in that city yesterday afternoon OF
apoPleIy; He was stricken on Friday night
while walking e p 1s s,air re 5smsinsd In
10 ireland in 1926 and came to America in
1851. He leaves two sons and three daughters.
Newark S dloSese. The funeral viii be held on
Saturday morning.
DR.. Charles NJ. Cresson. a chemist whose In
generally ,recoG nized fol, ther'value. died In
Philadelphia yesterday. he was SO years OF
sSs he He S Of n.
ofsteam Boilers" The Effects. OF ElsetLicity
nS %sP'i sSs9 e Tssa
Supplies Of Cities. &c. ~
hypnotizer and mes m erist. died 10 Springfield.
He gave public entertainments all over the
periormances H In HortiSuitaTsi Hail. Boston.
Several books were written By him on the
subject.
the rsmains Of Ohm Winc6eii at his home. Sa
Clinton street BrS9olyn He Vas SIs Of the
The county, and for twenty ty Years had been
employed In that capacity in the Sub Treasury
10 this city. He was in his fiiusth year He
William 7. kelsey. formerly business man
Of Asbury Park. but who was for some years
past the proprietor Of tho old Chadwick Hotel
at Chadwieks. q cunning and fishing resort on
Barnegat Bay. died at his hotel on Tuesday
afternoon He was Q noted live bird shooter.
Gun Club OF 1sbury Park. He was is years old
Myron D. Peck. a prominent educator and
art critic. died yesterday at his home In
hSans snd fraS siSey 81 sochesss nR %sf 2,
educated Ivy him. He was nominated for the
Belgian mission By President Cleveland during
his hrst term.
Major II. A. Longley died In Northam pton.
Mass ,yestsrday OF apoplexy. he was 20 years
Was Sheriff OF Hampshire county. He wasA
Whig mem Der OF the Legislature from Belehsr-
town In lS43. 1857. and 1854.
Samuel Emmons. the Oldest resident OF On
ondaga county. died at his home in beaverton.
n Y. yesterday. He was born in Nassau.
Rensselaer, county, on Feb rs, 1904. He was
q veteran OF the war OF ISL
j. 6. Madison, ex-Speaker o. the House and
Of the Mississippi Legislature. died suddenly
Monday night at his home near Brookvlle.
Noxubee county. Miss
Mrs. Lydia Paxton Boyd. wife Of Mr. George
w. Boyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad died In Philadel-
phiA yesterday, Mrs. Boyd was schoo! mate
OF Mrs Mckee. President Harrison's daughter.
Dr. Robert c. McEwen. a prominent .phy-
stefan and surgeon. died at his home In Sara
togA on Tuesday night Of paralysis.
William Woodington tho sculptor an hon
orary associate OF the Royal Academy. died in
London on Saturday. He was 81 years old.
W, W. Lloyd a noted ShAkespsarean essay-
ist IL dead In England.