The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-12

srn Antiquities at Copenhagen. Mr. wallis
was for forty years one Of the leading figures
OF the Baltimore bar but his declining health
brought about his gradual placement from
the courts and his final seclusion among
bis books Hs was away. a student
which. was so we'll received that It passed .
second edition. This was the year In which
the United states to examine the titles Of
public lands in Florida A. result Of this
Si,t he PSSSi.hed I1 ls ,Si SPAN; Her Ins,i
boz. then controlled By the Know Nothing
In 1861 and took q leading part In tho proceed
ings OF the Maryland LoEislsture. He wrote
the reports which took strong against
military necessity. When the Legislature was
suppressed b. military force In September Of
other prominent citizens OF the State. and i'm
prisoned for more than fourteen months He
was finally released without conditions
John Clark. senior member Of the firm Of
Clark 4 Co.. manufacturers Of cotton thread
died yesterday at his homo in Paisley. Scot
Gs a a,. S Va. at the Se. g. n.
noon. For aGS year or more Mr.. Clark had SUI
Immediate eau" cause Of death. He was was born in in
Scotland in 1928 He was educated At home, and
Company. which had been founded By his
grandfather. His two brothers. William and
1888 William iH Gssf came .'s th hs
Industry in Newark. John Clark was Pro
s sESs ns the an eoe
OF the Kovai Clyde Yacht Club. lie made three
Il. sm to q the Ths sna
owned the former yacht
shsrSsk Austin Of the Em q Gross Austi1
paralysis on Tuesday night at his homo. III
Taylor street He was 1j years old. and was
In William sburgh. and seven years afterward
he embarked In the lurn her business, He was
a Der Of the Hanover, Union. and Brook
Ign clubs He leaves widow
Samuel Bradley Montgomery. q retired man
ufacturer. died suddenly OF m aliRnant diphthe-
rs on MS Born 's
Conn in fSs5 where he was engaged ed In the
manpfactpre Of bats Curing and after the war:
Mr. Nm. ANNA IMAM Il bsrS SnT0"''' anu daughter
The Hon. Orange Ferriss Of Giens Falls died
NY. lie had served two terms in the House
OF Representatives, was member OF the Court
BEEN Judge Of Warren county and w" was ex.
Auditor Of the United States Treasury. He
was about "a years old.
@rf VIZ II RI. ss aon
citation, died suddenly in Amsterdam, N Y.
oFS Srp hnSoy 81 q: s4t
She was for fifteen years teacher In the
Houghton Seminary at Clinton. N. Y.
John Clark, the head Of the Clark thread In
dustry at Paisley. Scotland. died at his home
In that place yesterday morning. aged 81.
News OF his death was received by his brother.
William Clark. Treasurer OF the Clark U. N T.
Thread Company OF Newark. John Clark had
been Ill Tor q long while.
The Rev, John Burrows. D. D.. pastor OF tho
Presbyterian church at Chester, N. Y, died
suddenly, on Tuesday afternoon. He had Just
recovered from an attack OF grip only to sue
cumb to heart disease. DR.. Burrows was for
m erly pastor at Olean, N. Y.
The Rev. BENJAMIN J. O'CallaghAn. pastor OF
the Church Of tho Immaculate Conception at
1rvinRton-o n the Hudson. died on Tuesday.
solemn REQUIEM mass will be celebrated for
him to- morrow morning
Ephraim ID. Waldron. q prominent lumber
merchant OF Troy. died Yesterday morning IN
his seventy sighth year; He WAS prominent
In early boating on the Hudson River.
The Marquis de Talleyrand- Psrigord died in
Florence last evening. He was the father OF
MARQUIS Maurice de TAlleyrAnd. who married
Miss Elizabeth Curtis OF New York.
=, Andrew Jackson Goodrich. aged 90 years.
the weAlthiest real estate owner In Tioga
county died in Owego on Tuesday night.