The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-10

Otis Bentley, the Oldest native citizen Of sa-
Tatoga county. died on sunday morning on N, the
He had entered his centennial year in his
OF general weak ness about two weeks ago On
ths morning Of his death. In answer to bis
He was assisted to arise from his bed, and.
sitting down on chair. almost imm ediately
Septsg seted as Ss
177S and Otis Bentley was the last survivor of
hs large family He married mar ed. T bi nins
chiidren. only one Of whom, John Otis bentley.
now survives, She died April 2 ls.,i , Mr. Mr..
carpenter. and helped. as an apprentice. to
build the old Congress and Union Halls. the
also also as an % artisan the old United states Ho.
tel After his fathers death he returned to
the old farm He always ways, took an active inter- ,h
never falling to vote. lie cast his last ballot
for the Republican candidates: He retained
his active habits to the last year q his life.
the last time In the trout brook that runs
through the old farm.
Henry A. Cram died Yesterday morning at 3
street in his seventy nth year from the ei.
iects Of surgical operation ne was was, porn IN
tered Princeton College. from which he was
graduated at ~. taking law course At Har-
ad his ase being IN OBJ
OF Exeter. =. il. and his mother LYDIA Tucker
Of Portland. Me; Mr.; Gram was a successful
account Of III health. and devoted himself to
modern literature and art His widow is
diiate Tor Vice. President on the W hie ticket
In 1882 with Henry Clay. Mr.. Cram leaves five
and ap e..
Lillian Cram; Tns funeral SS services will be held
9sS Sh nsy at
The Hon. Jacobs b. CARPENTER died at his
on sunday night. Mr.. Carpenter until within
was mem Der Of the ASSEMBLE from the Third
district OF Duchess in 1920. was Mayor OF
eleetor on the Republican ticket in 1850. lie
was for some years manager Of the Hudson
for some time, but his death was unexpected
For the last few year, ne o nag LIVED d ON ms
nis esGTs 'a tme It to dsvsopns the pretty VIZ
laGe OF Millbr9ok near BY. ne was brother
the sa MSP rs State III
Charities, died few days ago.
John FarreN died on Sunday morning s at hls
H III lie w wss born n pubIin ee and came to
in the retail dry goods business, and took
In 1879 no was appointed commercial agent
at Gloucester: ENGLAND; and two years, year., later
was afterward Inspector Of Customs at Dun
kirk N. y: and when the Bureau Of Immi-
az inspector there. The iunersl viii taEs
place this morning az s:3O o'clock at the
Church of st. Francis Xavier.
lawyer Of Amstsrdam. n. Z. died on sunday.
aged 90 years. He was son Of the late he9hen
Vinegar and w.i educated at oGigsts UNI
Usher Of Amsterdam, having published the
rs, daily paper th si, the o GtfSsDatc In lSs
and was the candidate Tor County Judge in
Alex. G. Catteli Of New Jersey. who served
that State for twelve years iu the United
States Senate. and was at enc time a fiscal
SsGns Sunday nirh s h.d
been for several months in the care OF doc
and. until failing health compelled him TO re:
sign few months ago. was PRESIDENT OF the
New j. Je r.; Trust Company oil Camden de
- One OF California; famous LAWYERS. G.
Frank Smith. died at San FRANCISCO yesterday
Of heart dsss ss ne wnsn New n aPr assr who
successful commercial life 10 Sacramento be-
gan the 4 practice q law IA San FIaneiseo with
In the famous Cotton suit against the south
lionaire Hopkins's estate.
j. Lott Vanderbilt died suddenly on Sunday
SIs "ff Ss. i.i s family ssttled in the town
most popular men in the town. and had served
as Assessor without . break for twenty-five
years. AltnOuRn no was q democrat, MS name
appeared ON each OF the four rival tickets run |
at last Tuesdays election
John o. Mcdonnell a prominent citizen. and
head OF the granite firm OF Mcdonnell 4 Sons
OF Buffalo, dieI on Sunday. He was born in
Quincy. MasA. in 1880, and went to Buffalo in
1884. He was Vice Pres dent of the Union |
Bank and was interested In several other in |
survive him.
Charles Z. Townsend died at his home In
Staten Island, on sunday Of pleuro- |
pneumonia. When public accountant. he |
was an expert witness In the Doodle Aldermen |
trials. He attained some success subsequently |
as a painter OF animals. and was a regular ex- |
hibitOr at the Academy of Design. He Was % |
years old. and was born In this city.
Lord Bowen died Yesterday In London after |
a long illness. Baron Bowen Was Lord OF Ap- |
peal In Ordinary. He Was born in 1886. was |
TO the Treasury In lS12-79 sat on the |
bsnch OF the High court OF Justice in lSID-S2. |
and was Lord Justice OF Appeal in 1929,
William Parry. President OF the Cincinnati. |
Richmond and Fort Wayne Railroad. died at |
Ind. yesterday. aged ~ years. Dir. |
Parry was one OF the pioneers OF Indiana. lie |
went to Richmond In 1927.
The Right Rev. Bernard O'RsIly, Bishop OF |
the koma a Catholic diocese OF Liverpool died |
yesterday. tie Was eonseerated Bishop in |
1874
FIGHT AT HUNGARIAN WEDDING. |