The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-09
OBIT GARY.

MRS. W. W. Story. WIG OF the Am ertcan sculp-
tor. is dead In Rome. Her son. Mr. Julian
Story. is the husband OF Emma Esmes. the
orera singer. now in this city. Tho announced
mont Of Mrs. Story's death caused deep regre-
In the American colony in Rome. Her Ill
ness was brief and painful. From the
beginning OF 1t her many italian and
American friends called at the house daily
to inquire after her condition and leave their
cards. In announcing her death the Italian
daillas express sympathy with her husband.
who. they recall. has become almost a Roman
citizen By virtue OF his long reside here.
The funeral services will be held this after
noon at the American Church. In the Via
Nazionale. MANY OF the most cons picuous per-
sons in Rome will attend them. Mr.. Story has
received messages OF coincidence from all the
celebrated artists in the city. Mrs. Story was
born In Boston about 1922 Her maiden name
was Emelyn Eldridge. She married Mr.. Story
in 1913 and In 1850 they went to Rome. where
they have since livod. Mr.. Story attained
celebrity early In life. and their house was the
meeting place for many Industrious men In
art and letters. Among their intimate friends
were Thackeray. the Brownings. Motley.
Hawthorne. and LandoE In Hawthorne's
The Marble Faun" both Mr.. Story and
Mrs. Story figure. and their entertainments
are mentioned in many collections OF con-
temporaneous letters. On Oct 81 last they
celebrated their golden wedding. and
upon that occasion. the last at which Mrs
Story was able to assist. many celebrities were
present Two sisters OF Mrs. Story are stin
iiving-Mrs. Mcclellan OF Philadelphia. a sister,
Mrs. Bangs OF Boston. Three children Of Mrs.
story survive her-wnldo story. well. known
sMenippfSr OF home; Julian Story, an artist. and
Mrs Ann Maria Paulding widow. Of Rear
Admiral Hiram Paulding. T.. +. ". died at the
night Mrs. Pauidine was in her s7th year.
She was a daughter Of Joshua Kellogg OF Con-
HEs s. Mrs; P"qldings long lie at West
ier years e1ssedsd her Indiyidaai eI @S gS2
ceived liberal pension from the Government.
much Of which was directed to charitable pur-
Major Andre in 1850.
The Rev. Zecharias Aaron. pastor OF the |
Aaron. RehtyssistS stfeet fS ana TSrd sssnus
died de yesterday after TIVE weeks sickness; At
death Was ca caused By an ' acute attack Of
Brlghts disease, He came to this country
Rs odss TaslS he
Thirty Years War in the venteenth esnturY'
Jewish Talmudist. Rabbi Aaron leaves four
sons In business in this city. ald two daugh- |
ters one Of whom is married. He Was 80
The Rev. William r. Davis died on Sunday
afternoon at his residence in Schenectady in |
and SON Ills wife died two years ago. The |
Biz Davis v oi q The Ls %STIS:
I tslr Ts .s nsPhey as WAS also sH,G3y Bul-
1888 and at once entered the ministry, lie |
has lived In SCHENECTADY for the last seven
pits by request till within few months past.
Anna T. Johnson. principal OF the Bradford
Academy at Hayerhill. Mass.. died Yesterday. |
the academy for nineteen years, She was the |
laughter ofthe Pew samuel Johnson Of Saco, |
age. After being graduated from Brunswick |
academy eam she became PRINCIPAL q the state
Sns sf 6sfd ,o al PTamInShAm; Mass THIS
Bradford as principal In 1878.
Prot Pierre J. Van Benedsn died Yesterday
and devoted his life 10 research in the physical |
sciences Besides publishing several large |
TSTSs, re sdlyed nsSTy 800 TemoiTi in the
Doctor Of Medicine. Sciences. and laws was = |
member OF almost every academy o. seiancs |
i've or six soyereigns
Charles GsTwOod, ~ years old a member of |
he theatrical syndicate OF managers known as |
circuit Of theatres in Michigan, Ohio and |
orher theatrical enterprises. Mr.. Garwood |
was a sufferer from consumption. lie was a |
native Of CsFteryille Ga, and his wife sur |
wives him.
EI.AldeTmAn Henry q. Nader Of Newark |
was found dead in bed at 81 Green street Ia |
,sf SON Of the late Dr. Henry F. Nader. one Of
he best known German physicians in New
Jersey; He was 33 years old. and was born
and educated In Newark. In 1889 he was
elected Alderman from the old Fourth ward on
tho Democratic ticket.
Prince BismaTeks historical courier, Herr
l.eYeIstrOen, known throughout Germany as
he Black HoTseman. died Yesterday OF indu-
enza- For many years he carried all the Chan
,ellor's DISPATCHES. and his figure and his oc-
,upation were known 70 every street gAmin 10
Berlin; When Bismarck foil Leyerstroen also
retired 10 private life.
GsTTstt Smith Rice. a Well-known artist died |
" MS home in New Haven yesterday, aged ~ |
Mr.. Rice was born In Smith bOrn. n. l.. and |
Was for q number Of years q member Of the |
amilT Of GeTTitt Smith, the Abolitionist.
j. W. Allan. senior member OF the Lumbar /
1Tm Of j. W, Allan 4 Son Of DennysVills. Ne,
lied there yesterday morning. aged 90 yeArs /
He leaves three sons and three dAuKhtsrs-
DE- Thomas A. Hammond Of this city died
suddenly IN hotel In hunda. n J.. yesterday