The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-10

apopieIy Yesterday at the ago Of rs. His widow.
three sons. and two daughters survive him.
p pssG Until h 1873 The N ma NJ Wrs Of thu the seoyyili Man.
ufaoturing Company in this city, In 1876 he
P pefSn and i' manager r OF It's business in this city.
He was tho oldest member. in Office, Of the
Executive Committee Of the American Mission.
the American Board Of Foreign Missions, and
for many years Treasurer OF the American
with the American College and Education So
ciety he was made the First Vice President. He
t Tss 7 c sS q Se "a n iai l e% a IN 1881 oo Ra 1853
h. S,, en SoyisSs the +, p Tos y Ssaa6n of opd H .rn,fso Of Of
the Broadway Tabernacle in this city and was
ono OF the founders Of tho ConRregationa
Church in Montclair. He was reputed tho
largest property owner in that town.
William Blakeley. for many years a popular
that city. Mr.. Biakeiey was well known to New
this city, and only ono year ago he was the most
admired member of q company brought to the
p BliSs Ths't visIt By had sst RSHsSeteTi his But pd s%S
40 witS E. 4: sqthoEn; aad lats5 wiz
had played old mems parts. He had been an
In Dublin in THE Evil Genius."' He played for
seven years in Liverpool before he gained "a a Lon;
pEn sdf lis familiar hHE rh T6E Rs 81 t tSe eSn Ss" oid ne man nf ID
many. important productions, He never pos
sessed the power Of impersonation, for In every
contributed to that type SO much natural humor
that he was highly popular In this city as well
as In London. He leaves a widow.
Daniel Candee, a leading business man and
retired Democratic politician of Syracuse, died
yesterday at the age of ~ years. At the time of
bis hnS death h,a he T 70 "a n member OF ,r the f hrm OF
railroad contract work. He built a good part OF
the New York Central main line between SYRIA
cuse md Rochester, md in company with tho
late Henry J. Mowry had large contracts FOR tho
an active politician. and held various elective
and appointive offices: In 1889 he was defeated
for State Senator by Francis Hendricks and re-
tired from politics. Mr.. Candee leaves n large
being a third interest in the Vanderbilt House
daughter.
heart trouble. after a weeks illness, at his resi-.
old and q native Of the city. Three years ago
no succeeded his father. the. late William II.
Montsnyye' & Co.. coffee dealers Of 80 Barely
eiety. and kept up a home at Atlantic Highlands.
NJ j. He leaves II widow and daughter.
Mr.. Osborne McMurray Kavanangh. Third
Secretary Of the British Embassy. died at a pri-
vate sanitarium in Washington Yesterday after
Joined the legation in January. 1896. having
come from Stockholm. He was the son OF the
f Mem tbat G he t Sas barn wi Mho Is a lnrmU our I ,s9n' He He
was only "a years old.
William 7; Jones died at his home in Cherry
s street. : E Vim spnn,s N; a. late ysT' assdSy o,f as w%s
just rs he returned from a drive, and fell to tho
sidewalk. his head striking heavily on the curb.
Ho was carried into his residence unconscious
and he rapidly became worse. His widow, one
daughter, and two sons survive him.
DR.. james o. Van Hoevenberg of Huguenot.
staten Islanf, died at his home on Wednesday
Of paralysis. He was born in Kingston, n. Y,
70 years ago, ana was a son OF DR.. Henry Van
Hoevenberg. at one time Health Officer Of the
Port of New York. He was a veteran Of tho
civil war. He leaves a son and q daughter.
Rear Admiral Joseph F. Green. u. S. NJ. re-
tired. died at his home in Brookline. near Bos-
ton, yesterday. He had been sick for a number
Of weeks, and death was due to old age. For
many years he had lived a life Of absolute So
clusion. being too feeble to 70 abroad much. He
was SO years old and q widower.
John w. Newton. aged 20 years. who had been
for twenty years librarian in charge of the
Young Mems Mercantile Library in Cincinnati,
fell dead at his work there yesterday. He was
born in Marlboro. VT. and was an authority on
history, especially of the American Revolution.
Louis Benedict died OF paralysis yesterday at
his home In Bloomfield, n. j., aged 72 years.
For fifty years he was engaged in the commission
business in this city. Two sons and two daugh-
tiers survive him..
Sister Anthony, Angel of the Battlefield
died at the Norwood Orphan Asylum in Cincin.
natl last night. She was born at Limerick, Ire
land. in 1915. Her secular name was Anthony
| O'Conncll.