The sun., 1895-03-31
Obituary Notes.

Mrs. Sarah Roswell 1ngersoll OF Hamburgh,
Sussex county. y. j.. who died on Wednesday,
March 20. in Melrose. Mass. at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. William 7. CoGgeshall, in her
s5th year, was a woman of fine intellect and cul-
ture with an ancestry running back to the Sax
on kings of England. She was the widow Of
John Ingersoll, who died in 1867. and was born
In the historic town Of Norwich, Conn. Since
1871 she resided with her son in Hamburger. n.
J. Mrs. Ingersol was the eldest daughter of
Capt. Lowell Roswell, whose ancestor. Robert
Roswell. came from Scotland in the seventeenth
century; Balmoota Castle, near Edinburgh.
is still in possession of the family
and was built in the twelfth century. Her
grandfather. Wheeler Colt, was descendants
in the seventh generation Of John Colt. who
came from England and settled st Salem. Mass.
between 1880 and 1888. Through her grand
ant Of Sire do Tracy. who fought in the battle
Of Hastings. Oct. I, 1865. and OF Lieut.. Thomas
Coda, a daughter of Ethelred Ii. of Eng
land. Consequently the deceased. Mrs. Sarah
the Great and other saxon kings: also Of Charlie
SsSs s.. Ths d WG end f. said TO
9pe%ror % OF large part OF northern Europe in
tor OF the Puritan church in London. who camo
to this country nEs,y in lo34 bringing with him the
possession OF the American Bible Society.
With tho death OF Charles Robinson. which
occurred At his resdsnce E East Ior.y,foarth
homer and the % late Wfam H. s1S ~ers
ws. born at Psht ~
to this city when young man. and had lived
from his father Duncan Robinson, and this. by
shrewd investment. he materially increased.
the time OF his death, he was the largest
s,9,ckhGder stock 3n erin in The ISmnggler and "As1en"
gold California
s;oe @ khoder in in the Norihsrn @ Pseao Pa D Kali:
rlsa:ur. TSsa Mr. s found his cIs, Ss
Robinson stock farm at FishkIl Landing has
been the home of some Of the most celebrated OF
late Leland stanford obtained the famous trot-
ting sire. General Benton. Mr.. Robinson mar
son and the Misses Helen and Charlotte Robin
from the late residence tomorrow nlorning al
II 30. The burial will be in Poughkeepsie.
Mrs; Harriet Church Robinson; tho wife Of
pastor Of the Sew York Presbyte,ian Church.
home. 10 East l3UIh street, on Friday after, =
lingering illness. Mrs. Robinson was tile daugh-
Of .hs
years ago. While DR.. Robinson was the pastor
she wa was his most valued frirnd and tsd helper and
her influence was widely felt in that cHngrega-
son tST P numssr Of ySsrs Pas. she has zen
by ono daughter. the wife OF tho Rev. Franklin
GAYLORD, for many years the Secretary OF tho y.
NJ. G. a. in Paris. and now the pastor Of the
I'll. funeral Services viii be held this afternoon
terment will be at OhkwOod Cemetery, Troy.
Bernhard Bernhard, head OF tho dry goods
m hrm nsd OF b. BeFnhHrd @ d son; 3'S broadway & died
street, after an illness OF fourweeks The cause
Of his death wa. diabetes. Mr.. rernla'd was
When lie was o years old he came to this cOun-
try and opened dry goods store in
f~oasSPSaT /. mGnsa to Aas seYs@ Ik b.ssn
business IN small way in The dry, goods dis
Walker street. and on Jan. Of this year the
bus business was removed 20 its present location;
The dead man was one OF The Oldest msmetTs OF
Forty-thrd street and Fifth avenue. he is sur.
yived by his son, samuel Bernhard who was in
Henristta Mandlebaum OF this city.
The Rev 4. B. Earle. a weIl-Enown Baptist
sysngSi,st disa at hs home IN Esw,o2, Mass;
March 23. 1872. In the siIty.fye, years of his
ministry y II was said that pr Earle had preached
ings, aud travelled $4,000 miles without an sc-
,cident OF importance. P AS fruits OF pr. Earle's
churches, and 400 Of these converts have en-
tered the ministry.
John Watson Carr, OF Chicago died at h!s
made a speciality Of railroad law. For thirty
Milwaukee and s.. Paul Railroad. John Wat,
son Cary. Jr.. and Mebert B Cary Of this city
are his sons. Mr.. Cary left a large estate.
Frederick Beauctamp pagct Seymour, first
Baron Alccsttr died in London yesterday. lie
was born in 1921. He was ADMIRAL and Com
mnnder-in-Chicr Of the Mediterranean station
from $50 To 1883 and commanded the feet at
the bombardment ~ Alexandria IN lss2, for
which he received peerage and grant OF
f25OO0
The Rev; Iie1rE nasGGomh Rlnrwsy, President
OF Tie Garret tiolcal Institute OF 'htcago. died
IN Evanston, H., yesterday. lie was ~ years
old. lie was for many ycars pastor OF 81. Paul's
Methodist Church. Nuw York.
Jonathan scott Ellis died in Pennington. Me-,
yesterday. al the age of ! OIL years months.
One Hundred Ribbon Weav-rs Strike. q
The silk ribbon weavers in the mills OF Hert-
lein d SchlAtter 4l5 Fast SiXty-eighth street