The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-05
OBITUARY..

NlllAm lpnry hennGuy, inc NentrllO1ulet
and song writer popularity known as Harry"
kennedy. died on Wednesday night Of Bright's
disease at his home. 2sS state street. Brook
lyn. His illness was OF brief duration. and IL
Is only a couple OF weeks since he performed
at the Columbia Theatre Tor the benefit OF .
charitable institution. lie was born in Man
chester England. and in early life taught
school AMI followed the sea In 1871
setied in he miied states. S' lie Seenm m
professional vcntriloQuist. and travelled all
over the country with minstrel aud vaudeville
SHOWS ana became popular favorite. Ills
first appearance in this city was under the di-
recti ion ~ Tony PASTOR lie managed theatres
hut WAS not successful in this line. Although
not musician. he was noted n song writer.
were ny fps Is he r " foWSTF from from
M9t hsT n GTEyGt L., EmgtE S,Gir,iknss
and lie Sby and ~ Had Fifteen 2''' 6o aP
n Ny Inside Pocket Mr.. Kennedy was
Of Elks No -, and n member Of the Catholic
benevolent Legion. He leaves two sons and
three daughters. lie published his own songs.
that business with his son, ". Ii. Kennedy.
Recently he seldom nrpearod on the stage ex;
cept at bene ( performances. His funeral will
take place from his late homo on Sunday
afternoon.
Marshall Bronson Blake, for TWENTY-FIVE
city. died Yesterday morning at his home. llU
West Seventy. eighth street. in his eghtieth
ss M pafs Gsd S GpGpsI at
Ho was a son OF Elijah Blake. who lived to 6s
one Fl the oldest sltizcns Of sPringlleII Mass.
1911. He was educated in the local high
school aud came TO New York IN 1850, He
pen on penr street. and courlr Of Years later
went into the dry goods business for himself.
early 'UOs. and In Isaj2 was appointed a , OF.
leetor 81 lRt Dg5 keysnne by PTss'dent Lip:
was relieved by President Cleveland. Dir.
Blake was married twice. His second wife
died tep years ago Mr., blake yssa Wemher
CLUB. He Joined the former club In 1879 and
was at one tim eone Of its Nice-Iresidrnts. Tho
o'clock. The ntermcnt will he at Woodlawn
Cemetery. Ason and a daughter survive Mr..
Elizabeth r Peabody died on Wednesday at
her hOme in Jamaica Plain Mass. IN her D+th
year. She was one of the advanced educators
OF the century Miss Peabody succeeded Mar
garet Fuller as teacher OF history in Mr. Al
colts school in Boston, Her personal ac-
Thorenu, Horace Mann. and other men OF that
time. and she was prominent among the ugl-
higher education OF women. At the axe ~ 10
she learned the Polish language because of
her interest In the struggles 81 ROLAND for lib
thetic PAPERS" Crimes Of tho lious" OF Aus
tria" The PolshAmerican system of Chro.::
Nc. Elizabeths sister Sophin married NHthau-
lei Hawthorne, the novelist, and another sister.
MhrSi bechno lne WIG Oh ioince mann. VINO
founded the school for deaf and dumr.
Baron Karl Won Hasenauer died suddenly Of
apoplexy in Vienna last night He was proha-
Among his works are the Royal Museum in
Vienna. the palace OF Count Won I.uetzuw in
Vienna. and the Palace OF Industry, built for
the Vienna Exposition Of 1870. lie was an
officer OF tho Legion OF Honor, \ member OF
the Berlin Academy and an honorary member
OF the Institute OF Architects OF Great britain.
He was 10 years old.
Capt, William p. Clark died at Chester.
Conn, on Wednesday night. aged ~. lie was
born In Haddam and gained his title in the
old time militia. He was member 81 tho
Legislature In 1853. and served on lie Railroad
Com mission which granted the charter to tho
old Boston. Hartford and Erie Railroad. the
present New York AMI New EnElanh. lie was
the only surviving member OF that Commission.
The Duchess OF Argyll died last evening at
lnverary Castle. lnyerary. Argyllshire. Sho
chitis, and had failed RAPIDLY in tno last few
months. She was the Dukes second wife.
She was a daughter Of the Bishop Of st. AL
hans. and whom she married his Grace. in
1881, was the widow of Col Augustus Henry
Arson.
Randolph II. Moore. who for twenty years
was County Clerk OF Mercer county, y. j.. died
Yesterday at Trenton in the siXty-iourth year
OF his age lie was deputy county clerk and
lie was well known throughout New Jersey
John Mccormack. assistant keeper Of the
Town Hall In Elathush. dropped dead yester-
day morning in the corridor OF the hall He
had n fine war record
Baron Grove died on Wednesday OF infu-
enZa at his residence. Crews Hall CTews. coun-
u Of Chester, England. lie was born in 1871