The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-23
Obituary Notes.

man, died In Paris yesterday. He was born in
1910 and elected a member OF tho National As.
became one Of the founders Of the party Known
as the Republicans Of the Left. In 1875 he was
elected an ipWmovSbls senator by the National
waddington. He was President OF the senate
ity he presided over the two chambers
In National Assembly met to partially revise tho
o O. a fresiasn sS oq si : .& rs aai iss on b Der tA Sc sle fsss,
T Yss9, Men Nj GrS n. ys wns crsslssts %s. and chosen sn De- &. l. ?;
AIRY. 1893. for the twelfth time President 81 tho
s sSdd" Was D suc Ss tSS By y the Il late late Il Sf" Jules ns F fSs1sn0'
Edward J. Hcffernan. an Irish comedian, died
Of pncumonia on sunday az HI: home, S25 East
Western Trip. Mefernan was born in St. Paul
20, playing 81 nrst small parts in Legitimate
SG%S sitsS a few svs years sarst to devote iS 1% hiSssl} 'e entirely ely
To that line. His first tour az an Irish comedian
ner. Five years later Hefiernan joined Koogh &
Davis and played leading parts In "Tho Hps;
engagement In this city was Mt the Standard.
He was never married. His remains win be sent
TO 81. Paul.
Count Edouard Lefebore de Behaine. a French
diplomat, formerly Ambassador to tho Vatican,
died yesterday Y , y Par II. o He was g. years old:
Of Foreign Affairs at the age Of 20 years years
es attsehe Of the legation q Munich; He
Btadt, and In 1877 reached tho rank OF Minister
was Envoy Extraordinary at The Hague, and in
which post he held for ten years. lie contributed
greatly to the understanding between the vati-
sSn t and 1 taH %SspsSs Sxsr M,,aSnt fIsiT %s, u% a SSS.
mander Of the Legion of Honor.
yincent's Church south Boston, died on Sun,
ireland. lilo was graduated from Holy Cross
at Ses y. s;aIpi Sr' semina nry ' Paris s. i and w sSs' ord iSiHrsdi
In 1867. Returning TO Boston, no otficlated as
curate ut ~. James's Church for IA year, and
built tho Church OF the Most Precious blood. He
was assigned to 81. Vincent's Church eight years
later.
mason in tho United States, died ON Saturday at
his home In Mcrrimac, Mass. IIo was % years
4 the poet Whittier, whon the IAbolitio move,
mont began In Now England he Joined in II, and
became one OF its most, active workers. Dur.
died, and the double a~tiiction had much 10 do
with Fastening his death. A daughter and one
Second Essex District Court, survive him.
The Rev. Charles u. Rex, d., d., died at Col.
orado Springs yesterday. He was President OF
Years and Of St, Charles college, EEiiIlicotut' city,
Md, for two years. He had also been appointed
President Of ~. Josoph's Seminary at Dun.
wOOdic. y. V, but failing health prevented him
from assuming the duties OF the position.
Archbishop Thomas l.. Grace died at st. Thorn
ass Hospital in 81. Paul Yesterday morning, lilo
was once Bishop OF the 81. Paul diocese, but on
account OF failing health was succeeded by
Bishop Ireland. When ireland was made an
Archbishop. Bishop Grace was made Arch.
bishop OF atuiar archbishopric in Europe.
Joseph Brewster, a lumber merchant, died at
his home In Port Jefferson. l.. l., on sunday
morning. He was President of the Port Jeifer-
son Bible Society and u prominent member of
the Methodist Church. He was ~ years old, and
retired from business several years ago.