The sun., 1893-12-10
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Fordycs n. Barker. only son OF the late DR.
Fordyce Barker died OF heart disease on FRI
day evening at his residence. 81 West Fifty
first street. Mr.. Barker was born In Norwich.
Conn, on Dec. 27. lS47. After graduating g
from Phillips Exeter Academy he spent two
years In study at Dresden and Versailles On
his return to this city in 1919 he obtained a
place as clerk in the firm OF DreXel. Winthrop
h Co. In 1873 he became mcmner of the
Stock Exchange For the last few years he
had been one OF the firm OF Theodore W Myers
20. Mr. barker was member OF the mon
and Metropolitan clubs, the seventh Regiment
Veterans, the sons Of the Reyoiution. and the
Holland Lodge OF Musons. lie leaves widow
and two young children.
The Rev. DR.. ]. ]. Moore senior Pishop Of the
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. died
at GIesns6oro ~ C.. yesterdey; y.rl,|: J., ne was ne
being 90 years old. lie was an itinerant min
lister more than sixty years and had held the
labors extended from New ngland TO Caliior-
MIA including nearly every state IN tho Union.
He preached in many leading e. churches G IN u,
s, I. ID. from one OF the English colleges.
Royal W. Merrill. financial editorof the Press.
died yesterday Of heart failure ne had been
tieo on Dee. /. Mr. Merrill was born IN boston
Ssags ago He b Vas OF
work in Boston Later he accepted a place on
the editorial writing stafi Of the Phlladelplia
L!ars. and finally came t. Ns% iprk as Ths GIr
latter most he gave up to become financial
editor of tho MAJ AMI trpr,ss; which place he
to4 aY1 gGi o sst wHH he broSs
Bradford Merrill. is managing editor, Mr..
Merrill leaves u wife and daughter.
,hs Esa GHneT sTtnns the
Chicago Hospital after undergoing a surgical
operation, Detective Carney had been con-
nected with the Central station LOT about Two
years Prior to his appointment 70 the police
force he had been in the employ oi the l1nker-
Sss for Sy9ss ss S ocn nksr
ton he arrested Fred Wittrock, alas Jim Cum-
mings the express Tohber. and he also as
the train wreckerA
Col Matthew RAlston KNITTING died yester-
day morning at his home 2u2 IaIk pace.
ISse eight years RS ms Ia the tRtsd States marine
against him, In, his sighteeath year he was was
commissioned q Second Lieutenant lie was
10 active service all through thT war; lie re-
celyed his commission as '"lonel IN lf'lt, 1 ea
years later he retired, lie leaves widow and
two sons. The funeral Will take place TO-
morrow afternoon.
OTamel HosfOrd professor emeritus oi as
4ro9Gmy and mSthematics oi OilEgt SoltiSgss tLas
HosfoEi was born in Thedtord, NITi u iosiI
and educated at 0boTlin tollege ana Iheoi9gi, ,
with Father Shepard, founder OF Oiyet Col
iege, and taught the first class IN ihe eQiieRe i
party nj jackson ip 1884 and was State Super-
lntendent OF Public Instruction from 1861
to 1862
The Rev Charles Clements a Catholic priest
connected with the archdiocese oi montreal
died OF pneumonia on Friday az the county
HosDtal in Denver. Twenty-Five years ago
Father Clements left Montrea! ana continued
his work In Illinois without having severed
his connection with the Montreal dloeese'
year ago he became too feeble 10 take care 9t
himself, and came TO Denver from Akron CoL'
and went to the hospital
Julian Ossoli Fuller died oi pneumonia At
his residence. 34l West Twenty-thlrd street
early this morning. lie was the son o. the late
William II. Fuller and nephew OF MATgaret
Fuller ossoli. Mr.. Fuller spent many years ot
his life In China. Ia the employ OF Oliphant \
60. ON has return to this country ne went into
the real estate business. He leaves awidow'
Enoeh $. Brown. a wholesale stationer died
on Friday At his home 'aHi Greene avenue,
BROOKLYN, 10 his forty seventh years lie
served Tor six years as the supreme Oom-
mander OF the American Legion ol Honor
Lansing Is Mizner eN- United states Minister
10 Guatemala. whose correction with the
BarTundia affair resulted in his recall died yes,
teTday moEning at Benicia. Cal, at the age ol
bS years.
The Most Rev. John Mccarthy. ID. D.. Roman
Catholic Bishop OF CLONE. Ireland. died yes
tsFdAy,