The sun., 1894-01-25

Edmund Blunt died OF pneumonia yesterday
at his home. 100 Columbia Heights. BrooElyn.
in his sd year. lie was tho treasurer of
company manufacturing brass and railroad
supplies at 100 Front street His father was
photographer and maker OF charts aud maps
and his grandfather was the author OF
tho American Coast Pilot" Mr. Blunt
served on the stan OF Gen. Fitzpatrick during
the war. and was member OF George Wash
ington Post q. A; Il. and OF the Loyal Legion.
msmSST S the NsM YORK and
clubs. lie was the owner Of the yacht A2ala.
which e., he he s9id last yeHr HS was also mem
one son, and three daughters.
=, The, Rev. William Whiting Newoll died on
Tuesday In Paris Among his early pastorates
Church Of thus city and the first irss6yterian
Church OF Newburyrort Mass In 1881 he be-
Union: Mr., and Mrs. Newell of late years had
the colony OF American students. Mr.. Newell
became the first incumbent oiSt. Luke's Chapel
his efforts, lie was tho eldest son OF tho late
city city D'' -'e"e''' N1""' ''A'' '"'''' - WIS
Mrs. Hester A.. yermilye. widow OF vii.
liam Vermiye. tho banker. died OF pncu-
monia on Tuesday; at the h0we Of her son in.
street, She had been. ii only About
four days. she came Of llnGuenct stock
SIZE M" for IN
cIaritable work in this city. and was at one
Of i''! Aged aud indiGent Females. She leaves % a
son, Charles A. Nermilye. and two daughters.
Mrs Dawson and Mrs. John T., Butt!e.
@ aGe eldest d.d on IN AS
tsrnoon OF q complication q chronic diseases.
lie was born In Meredith. \. y. in ls.V hs
in the Revolutionary war and the War OF 1872.
From Meredith he went 10 Alton to engage in
ize ths Meredith XTjlllsry. which had 6een
founded at the close Of the, war OF lsl2 Mr..
"anti-ront" prisoners at Delhi in 1855,
Mrs. Lydia Alexander HAYS OF Saratoga died
at Tho hnme OF her ,dapghter Mrs. Anna J.;
gone on n VISIT. aged 90 years. Prot. Joseph
Henry oi, the Smithsonian institution was her
Stephen Alexander late professor NJ astron-
Gmy at IIinseton. Tas al" her c9nitL' Ses
prominent citizens OF Saratoga.
Capt William q. Bates. ono OF the last of
the old shlpmasteTs ~ salem, Mas. died
sea when II with his father. lie also sailed
in the /an2ihar and south American trade,
commanding brigs, lirhmond, Chrrokee. and
clety since istRi.
en- Of the Gertral Vermont EaI,ro,i, diet at
his home ln haNerhil, hiass,, on Monday. ut
to the isIiSiature Of Now lianIslr. GT1,o
thaIlrstuwn IN l~''S. bar declined Ie .!ectIun.
mE AeTIlIl connection WIN lhs ArntFhl YER
mont Railroad dated iioH March g. l'JJ. lie
resigned IN 1913.
David w.. smith. aged ~ well known In
Brouklyn. died Of paralysis at his home In
Canoe llHce, l. l.. on MoudN. lie loft an
estate valued ~ t,IuOtW. which Is divided
eIuAly bstween hiS two sous, neorgs v.
Smith and law! ". smith Ir aud his grand
daughter. Driy Waters. The two latter we'd
with Mr.. Smith, who was a wilOWsr
John IIusgari q leading citizen OF rh!ladel- /
phiA, died ySs'erial, ased 80 years Mr.. Hug
gard was horn ia lTe,anl EuL came 10 this
country when ho Was iu years odd. Tie was
actively idsntliird with reform movements in
politics and was mrluber ~ the Board uf
CITY Charities, lie was President VI the HlGsg-
man society
Thomas Mead ot Tassaic who was called
the oldest employee Of the lTie lHiirrud. died |
on TUESDAY Hgri SL lie was 'hs i.rst trustee |
Cf tine Inst church orsaEtyei IN lassalc. A
widow anu three children survive him.
Henry T., yle Chief Clerk 81 :hs lmntgra.
tiOu LuTeau. ITrasugY Department. IN Wash |
luctou, died yesterday OF runsumptluu. aged |
- years. Mr. lJle was appoiutcd icom MaD- |
land last July,
John T. LYON. one of OsSeg0s oldest and |
best EuVwn citizens. - dead al the age ol 81 |
Yeas.