The sun., 1897-07-07
OBITUARY.


lsland City. died ct his home on Fifth street, In
that city. early yesterday morning. Mr.. McGee
had been In poor health for q long time. and his
death was due to Q complication OF diseases
Mr. MCGEE was born In Ireland in June, lsAe,
and Game TO this country whom he was 12 years
old. His parents settled In Kentucky and he
attended Gethsemane College in that State.
When Mr.. McGeo hrst arrived in Long Island
City ho secured place In an iron foundry. Ho
learned the trade thoroughly, and In few years
was proprietor Of the foundry In which ho COM
menced work. The foundry plant at present
and occupies buildings on Sixth street that
take take up nearly 2 block: Mr.. MCGEE was
eeeamuisted good deal @ Of % property % Mr. Ioaee ee
Democrat He held the ofieos Of Police Com.
and City. Several times no was prominently
mentioned for the nomination for Mayor, but
shSa. u e hs e.
leading organization of the Jefferson faction Of
methods Of organization that the club succeeded
and In placing Mr. SANFORD in the once 'e Il
on; one dsyshter. Mrs. Frederick Russell. OF Fiush-
n. Henri Meilhao, the well.known dramatic
died e SaJ PaFi. yesterday: ne was born At Paris
contributed With pen and pencil to to the
eors ana an and 1899 h' to rs
me garde." were produced at tho Palais Royal,
SSs aou With much husose na IL s in ntss
LEtincelle" and Une Heure Avant rouyer-
tpre." and In 1851. with Arthur Delavigne. La
improbable plot. He was the author Of many other
Which was Sriliisns SUCCESS; 's &arfet. "s &C.
seetsS By the Somede EranSsss in 1892 and
the Legion Of Honor in 1869. and promoted to
g an oSer in 1854 ag was elected Of ags e tho
Mrs. Daniel McConaghy. who died on satur-
G buried yestsfday in PSisdeiphis She % vas born s
ass B.ns 70 wensa es
years later tho family, which Included three
1851 ss S1 G ai
Mediator Eplsoopsl Church. Of whioh DR.. samuel
than hat sS WAS abe to
Sif;Iss q isig :e0 She had cousin killed In tho war
William R Hayden, O well-known theatrical
aiShisnds ef Naxe"nk. AZ d %onda9 a' night. N Mr. Sh:
sinee The Latter, withdrew from the combination
from tho time Of Mr.: Keone's 1rst appearance
tSe manner IN Sioh Mr Hsydsn hsEsdod he
star on the billboards Throughout the country.
IL oa SnS
family Consists Of Mr.. Hayden and two daugS: g.
tera.
The Rev. John Quealy of woburn. Mass.. died
niversary Of the estaSiIah9ont Of the parish
h o Sss5
sora OF hiSh spenf n
dained ct Waterford College. From there he
went TO liverpool, England; and later oame TO
IN BSsion On an gan is 1884, hsD went so
Woburn.
DR.. Alexander Nicholas TaIisy died in Colum-
bia. s. g., Yesterday. He had pIeotised medicine
there for forty-eight {ears: Prom NSyember,
Il sas board q
Is%ptsSa Road. !; sePis::sss; ,ss : Il Il issz &
Medical Association on Medical Jurisprudence,
Chemistry and Psychology, He was President
Sonfsdesscy. ME At the time Of sis death he % was s
President OF tho Central National Bank Of Co
lumbia-
Cliff on Monday, after . brief illness. Until Q
firing from business removed 70 Sea Ciiff, Al
the Time Of his death he was Treasurer OF the
Franklin Electric Light and Power Company Of
tion Company. Mr.. Graham was q trustee OF the
Sea Cliff Yacht Club. He leaves . large family.
Ira ". startup. ~ years old; died suddenly
Seventh street Jersey CITY. Ihe startup family
settled In Jersey Citr in 1880. and all Of them
attained political hoi.sIS Ira was assetant
clerk OF the Board Of ETeet and Water Com
missioners until about month aRo.
]. Weed Nafew. sx-Postmaster Of Eatontown.
bany forty-aix years ago. In 1881 be opened q
drug store ct Eatontown. He was Postmaatsr
under President Harrison. His wife, who was
ter survive him.
Diedrich Monsees. Q champion Brooklyn bowl
or, died on Monday at his home, 3S1 Four
teonth street, in that city. In his 45th year.