The sun., 1894-04-28
OBTTUlRE

Ex-Gov. N. n. Berry OF New Hampshire died
in Bristol In that State yesterday OF pnou-
monia. He was born in Bath. Me-. In 17o0
He was Colonel OF the Thirty fourth Regiment.
N. II. Militia. for two years. Justice OF the
Peace for twenty-eight years. Judge OF the
Court OF Common Pleas from June. 1S41. till
he resigned. Juno @. 1901. to qualify as Gov
ernor He was several times one OF the Se-
leotmen OF Bristol. and represented that town
In the Legislature OF 1923. 1883. 1884. and
1887. In 1864 he represented Hebron and in
1895 and 1886 represented the Eleventh dis
trict in the State Senate. He was elected Gov
srnor Of New Hampshire 10 1851 and re-
elected in 1852. As Governor he was indo-
.atigable In his efforts to assist the
general Government In its efforts to
suppress the rebellion. He completed
tho organization and enuipment OF the
second Regiment soon after his inaugu ration.
AIMED arm Sas and sauipped @ ,Surseen resiments oi
infantry. three companies OF sharpshootera.
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Berry acted with the Democrats party for
srS Tss d'sssss s to tss
the question of slavery caused him TO sever
mo most s orsaniscrs S Of The Free soI party In Nav
Hampshire; AZ the first State Convention ofthis
tion blythe people lie continued the stand
ard bearer Of bis party for flve years when he
Nathan Lounsbury died at his home In BldRe-
field. Conn.,. yesterday morning. He was born
in he 70 Whsn sor
many years he was identiilsd with its manu-
featuring interests. AZ one time he served rs
hurry leayes four, children; Two OF them.
Phineas Q. Lounsbury. ex,Goyernor Of Cen-
Change National Bank Of this city. and Mrs.
william Sherwood. reside in this city. viii
liam S Si she
to which the late p. r Barnum gave S2oO.OOO.
Mra. Anna Patterson Goodscli Smith, buried
ssrp PAnsfS In aSs On .Gh IT, Il sSs
house that was occupied py Gen Burgoyne as
hasn hi s4 s dcsae sD tss aASss sss
served in the Contineptal army under Gen.
swift. participated d in the - stoTIninS OF Sue6ee:
latter fell in that desperats assault. She was
twice married. the frst time at 16 and was
T%S now I Iiripg, There are also living thir,y.twS
dren.
Monterey. Mexico. He graduated in 1870 from
the University Of Louisiana as Bachelor OF Sci
vent Sentor M and iva was known the entire country. over
as the inventor OF the Menge dredge boat.
Which been e. sIs
was also the patentee Ola dredging and irri-
cation pumn. which 70 used on most OF the
OF his was q machine for separating rice from
chan. which up to that time was done by hand.
John b. Cook died yesterday morning at his
illness Of three. weeks. He was born In this
city In 1871. and was educated in the public
a a Hadssn ss5s se ss nd
had been with them continuously thirty-hys
He w u 1Ss rtS Fda
maiden sister. one OF hts brothers Is Charles
Il. Cook, OF the firm Of T!flsny & Co. and an;
Buffalo, but now a resident OF this city.
Capt. George Hooker, one OF the oldest whal-
ing masters residing IN the former T whaling
the cedar Island light. at the entrance to the
winter. dsd II
day He. too. was an OLD whaiing master.
Haysns T. sSw the Sn 70 sa traG
HARRIET n. Colder died a. he. residence in
this city on Wednesday. April 70 in the sey'
ing in 1880 in brooklyn. coming to New York
within four or hve years. and Was principql Of
Ne N"s g. 1srS Boone and Whist strssts from its
opening day until she resigned; in 1873, She
was a sister Of William J; Goldey. ylce- prin-
cipAl OF Grammar School No. I'll
Cramps ship yard in Philadelpha died res
Yssas Younger was born ia Fifeshre. Scotland. Gity
years ago. In 1879 no came TO this country.
and at once entered the service OF the Cramp
rank which he held at the time of his death.
IL is said that he had no supertor In ths pro-
tessiOn OF mechanical engineering.
John [. Hanson, a well: business man
Of Amsterdam. ~ u, died yesterday. aged
as years He was the head OF the firm OF
thirty second degree mason and knight OF
pythias; Mr. Hanson Was prominent mem;
ess q, 3ns n. Ss Of tSs Rev H suT @
Viye him.
John II. Noble, whose funeral will take place
to-d1y from his late home at 5So Hicks street.
matte and musical societies in that city. He
was one OF the organizers oI the gilbert DrA-
matte Association and the hsIopohtAn quar-
BirdsaIl Holly. an engineer aud Inventor.
died at his homo IN Lock port. \. Y last night.
Holly Invented the Holly water works system
and the Holly district steam heating system.
HlA counsel was sought by prominent sn-
ginesIs all over the country.
John HARgsrty Austen died at his home In
PsnnsylvaniA avenue. Clifton. Staten Island.
FOR some years he was an anetionesr In this
city. His soD. Peter Austen. 10 q professor OF
chemistry In rutgers College.
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Thursday plight o Of EPsSd@onls: SdsS WIN Which s
years old WAS born in Newark, and leaves
widow and five children.
MIAJ. Lott Vanderbilt died at her home In
Flatbush on THURSDAY In her o0th year. Her
Srisf over the loss Of her husband. who died a
lev weeks esk66Sggo Sgoo She leaves an estate valued at
Antoiustts Wood. the youngest dGug htsT OF
John O. Emo. and his wife Harriet @. Emo, died
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel at 10 O'Clock last
night Of pnsumonla following ns~sleA She
MAS In her 18Th year
w1,s..s Us al. Hsr..s -.a E.s-Sss.