The sun., 1895-03-02

ElCHARD OGoRMAN.
rnen Jumped in and decided to 60 on with tho
work. Among y Gorman's associates were Smith
O'Brien. Thomas Francis Meagher. afterward
Mitchell. and one Doheny. 1t was III ls4s that
these young men organized the Young Ireland
Ireland were largely attended. Wherever Mr.
oGormp NV wsf billed to sPeaS thG erowds We're
order. In short. the work OF the Young Ireland
party was so effective and stirred up SO much
excitement and so much patriotism that the
English Government warned the leaders of the
party to cease stir in. the people W. On their
absoluterefusal to obey. they were Indicted for
high treason. and heavy rewards were offered for
their capture Mitchell was arrested. convicted.
O'Gorman disguised himself and succeeded in
getting aboard of q small ship bound for the
Mediterranean. lie was some distance inland
when he heard Of his indictment. and hundreds
OF constabIes were scare hing for him the very
he renched the coast. For awhile O'GorInan
travelled on the Continent. In Belgium he met
Marianne Fox. They were married and she sur
wives him. shortly after his MARI iage O'tior-
mad denp his mind To come to America and settle
here He went first to It. Louis. where he prec
l.k ,ised iaw ,f for q time, and was was very
where his ability as n lawyer and an
orator soon attracted attention 10 him. This
was in politics. Twenty-three years ago he was
elected Corporation Counsel. and at the cXpira-
tion of his term lie was reelected. In 1883 he
was elected Judge OF the Superior Court. In
1890 he retired. having reached the age limit OF
law had been ncnSy Hsr m
any business. Mr. UGormans death was the
result of al attack of grip which he had two
from the Church Of St. Francis Xsyirr in West
Sixteenth street. The intermen. will be in the
Holy Cross Cemetery ut Flatbush
Henry Camerdcn. an old New Yorker. died
on Thursday a. his home in this city OF heart
was born in this city; and for the past forty
years had lived In the house on West Thirty
member Of Wod IT, SieIahr Co Co.. the he odest
firm of Custom House brokers in this city. and
was very we'll known in business a. End AZ shipping
deyout worker in the Dutch Reformed Church,
and in $40 he was a member Of the old Frank
And an elder Of The Reformed Church in West
ruptelly since 1854 he had been q mem
Der Der Of the General Gen synod. He was life mem.
Reformed Church. and was also connected with
the Historical society and a large number OF
charitable and educational orgsnazatons. He
Regiment of Artillery of this State, which in
49, became the Seventh Regiment. of the
Veteran Association of which he was a member
at the time Of his death. Mr.. Camerdcn mar
ried Miss Elizabeth Lippincott in 1871. She
this city, survive him. Tie body will be buried
in the family plot at Rock!and Cemetery.
William Miles Halst-d, who lived for many
years in the old house at Fifteenth street and
Fifth avenue. died on Thursday night at the
derpoel: at 4 East Twcnty-ffth street. The
cause OF death was heart disease. Mr. Hals:ed
Man was born in MS city pR ,tE AHE 70 lsaa Afcr
firm Of IIal,tcd. Uaines & %. dry goods deal
era, on Murray street. Of which his grand father
was he senior me M her. Later he was taken in
the firm and the business was moved to White
1883 when 1t tailed. For some time after the
failure Mr. lialsted lived n retiIcd life, but, a
year or two ago he W y ralr general manager
ut tho COmmunwesitn Insurance Company. He
yas also - ACTING resident AT the time OF his
two sons, William ). lInste,l. professor OF sur
gerry in tho Johns Hopkins University of Balt-
more, and Richard Ilones Ilalsted, vel known
VandcrroeI and Mrs John T. Terry Mr. Hal.
.ted was governor Of the Iilnom.nglale Insane
Deaf and Iiumb and a. governor Of the New
Rnist
Aaron u. Farmer. head Of the type-founding
house OF 4. Ii, Farmer n Son. which was eelaG-
llNhrd nnely-on" years ago N Hartford, Conn,
Il ii, dead at at n, thS ago Of -, he ., Mas ,ne
was just iST" lis death, actively I5" "nsased s
in n, business lis son, William w. Farmer,
used by lnr SUN Is from the foundry ot Farmer
4 SON. In May, ls99, thc. rlln OF Farmer y Son
Farmer, Little q Co, ut which Aaron ID. Farmer
had been the chief for many years.
Leon j. Glaen2er. n commission merchant ~
t!S city and Paris died Mt Ills residence, 20
West sixteenth street, yesterday afternoon
from stroke Of npOpleTy. which he suffered
seven weeks ago, Mr., GlRen7er was born in
Paris in 1852 and came 10 this county IN
1860. lie married lliss Mary Robinson Ot
New Orleans In 1890. His wife died soon after
the marriage, lie leaves Nc children. lie MAS
the eldest ~ family ~ six boys The funeral
vi he In llr Hairs church, tlfth avenue aud
Fifty-hfth street, ON Wednesday AZ 10 A. NJ.
Mrs Jane SChermrTAorn. aged about so, who
had been blind inmate of the saratoga COun-
" AlmshOuse hfiy-tuuT year. died there ON
Thursday, She was United states p"usOHer
on account Of her son whu enlisted IN the Fiity-
fourth Massachusetts ColuT,d Volunteers, and
was killed M Fort Wagner, :. G.. She was one
OF he last survivors Of her race that were born
in slavery in this state.
brandon J." Keys. \ prominent Philadelphia
lawyer. died in Mosthed y. y, Yesterday after !
an Illness OG about live years. A the time the !
grip swept over the country with such fatal
eHeCi, about Ave years ago, Mr.. Keys Was one Of !
It's victims in Phladr,phiH, and from its effects
he never recovered The body will be taken to |
Buffalo for cremation.
Prince MetterniCh. son uf the famous Aus |
trian diplomat uf that name, was found dead IN !
bed ia Vienna Yesterday morning. The cause Of |
his death was ApOple1y, lie was bO years OF age. |
stephen +. Russell, a member ot the &, tton |
Exchange died yesterday morniDg at his hi me, /
at lil Amity street, BrooklyHt AZ the age OF 10.