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

Pleasant Ia. from 1889 to 1874. and then went
to burlington, IA. whore he bought the Ha,sk-
soon " won national rspSt.tion I for It. He wa.
il 1881 President Arthur, made him Xs.istau'
master General Gresham on the Iatter's re-
tIrsmsnt and served until the end OF President
= csbin.t ONCE since Xisssnder Hamii.
t %@onaF p' EFT aS0 h saasd tn;
fnd yu IL. Mr. Nine Ha sS'd took * uD RE 81:
orssnizsiion Of the lait OF which hs became
editor in.ehiei In Januarys lSsa he ,bsesne
Is: Tte 'e h. HSs ssTsa T f1 Mn
sgiicS rom Ii. .sadis: at Prinsston GclIsss .
viii take place in Rock Creek Cemstsry
Ex-Judge William Farwel on the Superior
6 SSs' SssSa i15 a.H' s'fs
years old. Judge FarMell was born Jan; 3. 1917.
and at Ms NJ & 70 the shtsa as s's
M'Y in 1sii. and practissd at McrrisSipis un:
I'll NAY tS sts wnsn he he Tsns e ShicSg0 ne
he a went sH'f to ' California by the overland
route. returning to New York in 1850. After
his marriage he resumed the practice Of law
embsr. 1854. when he removed to Chicago, and
this was his subsequent home. In June. 1870
Circuit Court OF Cook county. and In June
1873. was reelected for further term Of
six years. During the nine years he held
the chancery depa rtmsnt OF the court In the
summer OF 1870 he was chosen professor of
iSa the Hion DCosss essss
his connection with this institution about q
year ago and since that time had continued .
limited practice.
RsInhard Mannssmapn. ST.. the great iron
m an ufAeturer of Rsmscheid. nhsnish Prussia,
died on Friday. and Was buried Yesterday He
German nation loses one of its Oldest and most
capable ironmastsrs and manufacturers. He
which drove the English fies from the CONT.
RSssi9sSSs a Ta.is ns Tseii!sd SSd ~ medal:
he invented and manufactured the machine by
when seamless tubes are rolled from solid
friend OF nearly all OF the great political spirits
Of Germany. he was closely connected with
as tn IN anf hs sss
ty;hye years he Was President OF the Rem
himself marvellous energy. great genius. and
a wonderful perception o. mechanical details
ness Of heart. In labor disputes thu working
representative,
me noE E0gAT bucklnknhm ulod AZ Deer
field MAsa. yesterday, aged 81. He was .
native OF RmbridRs and one OF the older sons
OF Joseph Tinker BuekinR CHAM. one OF the sdI-
tors OF the Boston Courier. and q noted literary
N ian In his day. Edgar was graduated from
Harvard University in 1881. among his class
mates being John Lothrop Motley. Wendell
Phillips. George ShAttuek. and Nathaniel
Bradstrsst shurtlsn. Mr. buckingham for a
divinity School, from which he Was graduated
IN 1855. His nrst pAstorAts was with the
being In Trenton and Troy n. D..
and Dssrneld. Mass. where he went In 1854
His active work continued until three years
ago. when falling health compelled him to re-
tire
William PAdian who died on Sunday at his
residence. 1923 Fast Nineteenth street wa for a
long time President Of the Liquor Dealers
tersSt In politics in the Gas House district
and Was 3 M mhsr Of the TammAny Commit
tee OF the Twelfth district aud Of the Ana
wanda Club For thirtJ-two years ever since
he came from Roseommon. ireland. he lived
In the came block in Nineteenth sterot. He
owned tne country residence at Texas. Bal
timOrs county. Md.
Orange :. ssGrls died at Cohocton. N. Y. on
sunday He WAS . prominent LAWYER and :
member OF the Assembly IN 1857 and 1881
Herr Rauehhaupt Conservative leader and
sx-member OF the ksiehatag. died AZ Halle.
SaIOny yeHtsFdRY.