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| Gen. Lewis Merrill died yesterday morning AZ
the Presbyterian Hospital in Philadelphia of an
| affection OF the kidneys. He was native OF
| Pennsy lvania. was 62 years OF age. and grad
| uate OF West Point. After leaving West Point,
| he served on tho frontier for several years as
Lieutenant of the famous First Dragons, U. 3.
| A. He was commander OF cavalry throughout
| the entire war of the rebellion, and was several
times promoted for gallant services. After the
! war he served as Inspector ard Judge Advocate
pHo@otsd 9a Mr IN tho es%ar snS
| 1868. and while serving on the frontier was
district IN IN South So Carolina embracing a terri:
tory In which tho Ku-klux outrages were most
thanks Of the War M ar and Ss
| Department commander for great work and
fRS " sn and s 'hass. Of 4: 4:
Legislature OF south Carolina FOR con:
ability IN wa, the said Sae
81 his services in opposition to the 9, Ku.kur
@ ii that atteps sSeh an Extent tha. after
he was first nominated for Lieutenant Colonel
his nomnation and aiter%ard. iS' Mhen he vas
again nominated by President Harrison. n!
eapr"a IN ths M
| nority Of the Senate breaking quorum 70 pre-
snuaas sns fp eonrmea his nemns,on seGrs a tS bs
Lieutenant-Colonel on tho retired list.
&c, Charles Lewis Colby. who died Of apoplexy on
a.
90. 1850. and nineteen years later was graduated
from Brown Uniyersity. He began his business
where he found cd the .hrm Of Dunbar & Colby:.
construction OF tho Wisconsin Central Isaiiroad.
Of which he was subsequently,, the President.
living in Wisconsin was menber % Of the the LeEis- s
ian,e and figured in the svsoR;
lie returned to New York city, and since that
time had been connected with railroad and
of the Farmers, Loan and Trust Company and
the Mercantile National Bank. Mr.. Colby was
Afphs Delta Phi euSss He Selonssd si.o TO the the
American society Of civil Ensineers. He R was @
Colby University and a msnbsr Of tho Fifth
h..iSen hveTSe Baptist M Church He was st one time
YORK, and Pre-ident Of the New y York t; City Bap-
vive Mr.. Colby.
on wS5E RF0syn and
chair e In his his home: At S. Hicks sireet lie was
home, Mr.. Wiley was born in Middletown. N.
J and for more than thirty years was in N
close OF the war with "a large fortune. He had
been Identified W T,h Church since Z:
kasssS
given away torans e pa,sh.sea bic nos
only OF some Of his friends but also Of person:
Troops R Of n, them to refreshmen.s at his house.
Wa Xss Known H "a; =; USsis I John, +. never mar:
nephews and nieces: The funeral will take
place , tomorrow afternoon from the Hicks
The Rev. Patrick Hennessy. the rector OF st.
MPa,rick's Pat Church. at Grand street and Bram-
terday after aFSH lingering @ 9f illness. "s lie Was 81
years old. At the aEe, Of ] 4 he came to thi.
rom Tth n nG sa
parochial school education, he secured
s s ynsre$ n e s, sty. " to ta
ss9 hanols @ s'4 n and HaSss With
College in Rome, and he was ordained in 1853
hg Cardinal ratrzzi In the @ nhnrch Of st. John
assistant in St Peters Church. Jersey City. 70
j the Rev Father b John Kelly. a brother OF the
was made rector OF, st, patricks Church in
Elizabeth, In 1870 he became rector OF st.
Patrick's thurch In Jersey city, and he built
the fine edihce at Grand street and Bramhall
avenue; which is said to be the finest church in
ths State. Father Iienncssy was celebrated for
MS charity lie never accumulated money, and
] hardly enough
funeral expenses.
Gen Madison Miller died at his residence in
f. IN h aged NJ
evil war entered @ the s"e rnion army as csp
lie was vas promoted Colonel .f'0 OF volunteer; viH;
IN 1862. and commanded the Second Brigade Of
tured. While a prisoner he was one Of a COM
mission sent by the COafedrratrs to Washington
RIlpaiipr re fop
sa,iantry at Wiis%n's Creek and shiloh: lie was
Lew IS j. Dudley. President OF the Clark
School for tn" Deaf at Northampton. Mass,
died there yesterday mornins. He was born i9
from Yale, class Of '5s. and became 1; t tutor n
Yale in Is4o E % in Latin and Greek. ~ ls47 he
admitted 10 ihe bar in is4s. but gave up up law
Shady Lawn school, in Northampton. He had
sr serwed a. in the state az House ana senate and had
daughter.
NJ Charles Cha; K Keat!ng Tuskermap, at one time our
Florence, He was born In Boston on March IL,
,s. 1ssl and nd Tas in 1868 appoIn!sd Minister to
until 1872. since that time ho las lived abroad.
and "fs 10 ss rrs'f Of
day" and volume Of poems. Henry Theodors
lmoSn Mr er wh% h.S Tns n Ks G,otHer and well
son; Arthur Lyman Tuckermau is an architect
In this city
Col! and Breyet Brighten. G gorge W. GIleis
dealt Mt his home in l'hilndelphia. aged 81
went to l'hilndelphia when youth. He entered
NE wnr OF the rebellion as Lieutenant OF the
Iwehty-secQnd Pennsylvania Infantry. At Tho
fG21nc!usion G1 OF the war he was appointed FrsS
lieutenant, torty-ffth United States Infantry.
he was retired from active service with full
rank OF Colonel in 1870 on account OF disa.
pity, resulting from wounds received during
the war
Major Thomas y. Morgan died In Washington
yesterday morning OF neuralgia OF the heart
MAJOR Morsan was a years OF age. a native Of
NirRlhla, ana had been n resident OF Washine.
ton FOR SIXTY years. He was member OF the
.ly ..ouncli OF ashlhgton many years ago,
was hfterwhrG Chief OF Police there and served
as one OF the commissioners OF the District o7
Ioinmola by appointment from r. Is. Hayes
NJ. Il. ShRnkland. executive clerk OF the Sem
ate, died at t"undhllI. Va. on "Wednesday night
from the efccis of an nitnck of grin lnui ~