The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-09
OBf1UlRE.

David King, who died In Washington res
terday was born in Newport in 1910. He
came Of Puritan stock. His father was DR..
David King Of Newport. The son en-
tered Harvard in 1867. and left in 1859
TO enter the great China house Of Russell
| h Co. as . partner. He lived in China until
1871 while abroad he married Miss Morris.
| daughter Of Dr. Richard Morris Of West Chss-
ter. and niece Of Hamilton Fish. In 1876. sew
eral years after the death Of his nrst
wife he married Miss Ella Rivss. q sister Of
Mr. George l. Rives Of this city. He had not
| been IN business since his return TO this eoun-
try In 1872 He wac Assistant United States
| Commissioner TO the Paris Exposition in
1880 He lived at Newport whore he had
1ne residence. in summer. and for the last
| few years he spent his winters In Washington.
wnssrs 5s oET.d house. He iessss g!d9w
port hos pitsl.
hiGhsrS sheldon Ely dIssS q gpsumonis ysss.
was born e t IL Hartford MAY U.s. 1878 and m;
remained there eight years. and then. estab-
1868 K 1850 he was Prssidsnt q the Amsyi:
Sn,%bIsr e. o e. 81 that city, In
back TO America lie was = member OF the
New hGTk Club and the Century Club and q
me hnou or,css,; ArcnnoLogics atnnSiogieal.
h son. Ii; and s@ Gsus St!i Sa S'%
house on BlacEwelrs Island. died there yea
terday afternoon. lie had been in poor health
been In the Department Of Charities and Cor
s9a p ts no sFfRss b Bs1s he
Hosoital and was appointed to the office OF
RaTa.n gSSsh, 81 Ike in. fts!
,ss1, HE .s s born In this city
Henry B. sheldon died suddenly yessteTday,
t M5 ss sfssS sS: s ssa
Hs IVES we'll known 10 The wooilsn trade ID
T. ": 4. Mall L Co He had lived Ia Bloom.
tss sSa ' cRSaos s
widow. son. and daughter survive him.
Caleb u. Bragg. Of the old firm OF Van Ant
an f." inc a%sff AND S eS
eago. died OF heart disease on A Penn.ylvania
from I New fe4i 3 clnsian.s Hr % brsse T re
Gently LETT Cincinnati to settle In New York az
h Mss rs od sn
les sYss :, seyeFs children and fortune e'ti
streots. Hsckens.ek. one 81 Bergen GEM coentS Ss
sack hospital Association. and for eighteen
william wafer Pssn Ssd ysst.sa.9 stsss
leaves widow and one daughter.
Louis Adam. a pioneer German resident Of
Newark. died there on Wednesday night. aged
III He left Germany in lS47. and q few years
later established one OF the earliest lager beer
breweries in Newark, the foundation OF the
present KrueRer brewing COMPANY. He was
various German societies.
psa s Ysn Eft II Hn H 'So a95s sS , sd
terday. aged 80. He gave i'm the trade In
1870 70 help, build the Jersey Central Hall:
agent. He and his ticket ONCE erowbar con-
OF tho railroad.
forces 10, the campaign recently conducted
from feyer, Of Tsnerlife. Col; Ellis, contracted
wrote several Interesting books about the West
African coasts ana Islands.
Thomas Goddard. aged %. head Of the firm
81 HuS.G son sns Sas
died Wednesday night at his home. 10 Grand
street. He was = prominent member Of sew
erai secret societies.
tho konnebeo DrpOod. In Waterville. Me-.
died there yesterday. aged 81. He was former
ly editor OF the Pine free STATE and the FaaJield
journal.
Editor Wright Of the London Morning Adcer-
tiser, died yesterday after a lingering Illness
He was delegate to the Journalists Congress
In Chicago last year.
yassar. died OF brain fever at thSfamiiy nome
years
Cornelius Gray Lockwood. a prominent busi-
pneumonia He was In his forty seventh year.