The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-06
OBITUARE.

was born on Feb. %. 1920. at Bnrnstable,
where his people had long been known In the
seafarinG world. Is youth he went TO Boston
and entered one OF the old East India houses
rs.a clerk. He was in business for himself
when the panic OF 81 cam and swampei
him. with many others. In 1858 hc came to
this city. became n shipping broker. and re-
manned In that business until he retired
Two or three years ago. His wife was Of the
Eldridge, family, OF Bnrnstahlc.. He leaves
i've children. The eldest IS Major David
TTockSri Inspector Of RIFE Practice Of the
fitzgerald. The others are Henry il. ,Gro ais,.
Jr.. Francis II. Croker. Professor o, Elsotricity
t IL is9 sity. and fG Mfs. Dr. Mf 6. Il. !; !Hlo ct Ssrn of
stable.
Cart; Harry Mups9n died 2, the residence q
MI ntsd a"g HAITI. e ,ta East sid i2'i III f fiISG fo on m Msa;
.ys er bed, between there and T%airl,sm..' mS
WHICH, Tsi %ns't Ills oi i'aa S %.." t Ans s"a ove Gis'Iri
business" in 1851. and atterward kehit' =
saloon ut Park roy and Ann street, which
%% ssE viii r sSe% %i%sr 1itS' wa. called ne i !Ss
perfect health AMI great strength. which lasted
spi'S 10. G rowe% ar FROM %"e ha re T"f br iass Z 70 s ,citS
sItnt MANI days fishing and rowing about the
Harlem River and the Sound. Paralysis was
the cause OF death.
Tuesday Mt the age Of 40. He gained notoriety
by his courage and daring in, hrcakinE up the
indicted Tor killing Washington Lcomis. AMI
was defended Ivy ~liosroe Conkling.. The in
d,ctmSnt Was aHeslsd besa1se 4 had been
and $1,000, was offered one man to shoot him.
but the fellow weakened alter 500 lad bean
and II posse with which TO escape TO Canada.
where ne waI to TO-, rr &C.. the balance Of ,he
= con stable, or deputy sheriff in the name Of
the law; and had tho courage and !earlessncss
to 1ischargs his duties faithiuIly. no matter
He leaves a wife and six children.
lame =, Mrcarter died yesterday Of heart fail
rs hs W Ha h 10 G ysnr. 3D. ID We" M4. hTi ecyr1ef Was st19 net:
tive Of Londonderry. Ireland. hut came to this
country thirty-nve years ago and entered the
After seven years he moved to New York and
e cer rasr' 10, g E Wait strs in TIE TIE , rnn,s of lea l a 4 Nc,
merchants. MR. Mcca "1ty FoV Was com a charter
member Of tho Merchants Gin Of this city.
,hs H iGp " n for Tier # bli yspr@ 1 Tsf n" s,r oallce sn q
Of the Church OF the Holy Trinity niitH;"''' "'"0ef
Jacob Guncs is dead near Webster, Hartford
Blackstone o. baltimore. died cnildless. His
second wife. who was Miss Mary Greenland Of
q %triple:s. His thiri wife was Miss Margaret
.M NSost .px ysors s nso bore Gn h hin eight cnildren;
the EpiscohnI CHURCH 1T Ehnrchville, and
hIa Som eH to ' e.u asH o %' d his asso Of s Ws' miies from
Mrs. Harriet Perkins died yesterday morn
Jr. in Sandy, Hill. n. u. in whose husbands
the service OF John Jacob Astor. the first Of
escaped from the burning Dakota flats in New
York in March. leS2. when the. wife and
in 1900. wi 'S'Di
d.. F. = Young. President Of the Bridgeport
Isatrd Of HEALTH h \ died while nttendinE a ban
O'clock yesterday. morning. He left the ban
quot table fora few minutes. and was found
ABOUT 35 years old. and had been u practising
physician in bridgeport for twenty years.
William KinCmnn. n patrolmaa attached to
the Gregory street station. Jersey City police.
usual good ,healtl,. ,Eingman was 81 years
ola md has ys si in the department for fifteen
Capt. William W; kennison. who fired tho
last shot from the Cumberland when she vent
d dieS in L Bo 5se great ysster 1iGSt At He h naptisIpa Nsad n
best narf "f Ills lIiis on the sea. going aronnd
sto u II III C6StlS.
and touching every important port.
B1 EdErr T. B ssi!ll'h o. z f0rmG5 member Mbo d 2, the os
street. Greenpoint. was 40 years old. ana Tor
many years was President Of tho Seventeenth
YEARS YEARS. he se wsa sSHeri ntssoGG,n!tte o2 the FIX He, tif'ssI
Church Sunday school.
Miss Ellen Guardian. who had been n teacher
B b ntrsr" for forty N years s"s iS I'D on ' Wednesda IN
at ~ First place. IN her 9th yea-, She was
q body this afternoon at the Westminster
Presbyterian Church.
Policeman Jacob Sisco of the Harrison ave-
nue.. lie had been suffering from dronsy Tor
some time. He was W years old and had
been in the department since 1885.
Harry d. MepZies died at l2l Bergen street.
Brooklyn, on Tuesday. ip his 4sth year. In
nast.and for several years past had been a com
position and proof reader. He was prominent
in the Masonic order.
~ Co!n mbia. ); {. She was once the slave Of
inmbia when it was a small settlement. Up
She died OF apopleXy.
home. 332s Monroe street, BTook!yn.. in his
DSth year. He had been foreman in Brad
streets press rooms for, twelty'riGht years.
He was a war veteran and n volunteer fireman.
The Rev. Charles NJ. Steward. assistant rector
OF Trinity Episcopal Church at Trenton. died
Of Princeton and Lane Theological se,nina-
rios. lie leaves a widow. but no children.
Oscar +. Wisner. general counsel for tho
Flint and Pere Marquette Eai!road. and a law
yer OF Saginaw. Mich, died yesterday OF a
nervous affection OF tho brain. Ic was SIS
years of age.
Mrs. A.. j. Bandeller died at Lima. Peru. on !
Dec. II. Prof. and Mrs. Bandelier left on June
last on n thrce-years' archaeological search
thrOurh SDutl tmOIicl for Harry Willard
The Pre- sidcnt Commutcs n Wife Murderer's
Sentence.
WAsHINGToS. Jan. BIN the case Of William
Douglass Cross, tho colored wife murderer,
who has been twice convicted of murder and
Il We or six times sentenced to bs hanged at
diGernnt nerinhs. the execution of tia s.ninnna