The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-23
Obituary NOieA.

Justin winsor. librarian of Harvard Univer.
socia Ito t died in Cambridge ndies'es Ma ssors yesi as
day. Hc had just returned from Europe.
M ,iaS q, he u6 had 6ssn q, ATTENDING fndhoS the f,,s eonTen;
the summer in Worcestershire, and. it was
received many years ago developed recently into
u critical stage. causing an operation to be per-
t tGs% sSae Ssvs Hs S %ss s BORN H HI Boston s,s mot on sy Ssn! =
Of President Eliot, He held many Responsible
sf0 H SGssGd d FGRais 1888 E;sE'f bGt d I'd not ssn tafe
his course at Heidelberg. where he was gradu.
Rted.; After being superintendent OF the Boston
c csPeas h io is77 7e w Ssfsn9 place mS5@ he he 81 h til his
death. He was the first President. in 1876 SO.
Of the American Library Association, and has
Historical Association. and that Of Secretary in
the Massachusetts Historical Society. He wrote
several books pertaining to history and to bibli-
ography.
Mrs: John W. Forncy. widow of John ". For.
nIey; founder OF the Philadelphia Press, died
81 EVA was ' styi s z on %ed hpopdIsvs Mrs. Tisn F SnasS
was x years old. but until recently had enjoyed
good health; At the time Of her death
noy; Bssides MISC To,ney three Of Mrs. For.
filler, and Mrs, ", y, Wsfisiiey. Mrs: Wteigioy
~ u III u uTl6. anu NOl. FOTnty IL STATIONED nj
the navy yard at Portsmouth. n. H.
Albert Baldwin, .Vice;president OF the City
Bank Of Newark, n. j., died on Thursday night
in East Orange on July 8. 1885, and began his
business career in the Orange, Bank. He en-.
tered tlss the employ Of the Newark City Bank in
and in 1896 was made Vice.President. Mr..
Baldwin was a director of tho Firemen's Insur.
Washington Association OF Morrislown, the
sons OF the Revolution. and OF the New Jersey
survive.
John L. Manning, who had long been O unique
figure in theatrical life. died on Thursday at his
o oS%' His In iR 1st apseeran MSi rs Ne eve Y T%s S so y wi,S
aso iS tbis the s6 m%gieisMn ", who MSr died several weeks
sionai " hayseed, and his duties were to appear
greatly interested in the stage performance, to
go on the stage when olunteers were asked for,
performances. He was q genius at the business,
ana was known In the profession as the best OF
DR.. Newton Bateman, who for the last seven
teen years had been President Of Knox College.
IN Gaiesburg, Ill, died OF heart disease on Thurs
He studied for tho ministry. but first became a
school principal In st; Louis. Later ne taught
m1athematics at st. Charles College. Missouri:
IN 1898 he became state Superintendent OF
schools in Illinois. In 1873 he was elected
President of Knox College.
Judge, Reyes Danforth OF WILLIAMSBURG,
Mass. died In that place on Thursday OF in.
1uries received In a runaway on that day. He
was thrown from a carriage and injured in the
mead. He was, born in W~illiamstown in 1892.
He became a lawyer and in 1855 was made a
Jypd de From 1862 to 1882 he was Treasurer
OF Williams College. He held many local offices
ahd had served In the Legislature.
samuel Tucker Cobb. brother OF tho late Syl-
yanus Cobb, died Of paralysis in Boston on
thursday, aged ~ years. He was one OF Bos-
tons A6olitionists, and when 81 years old was
managing editor of his fathers paper. tho Chris
nan freeman and ami D yiSitor. His father
leader.
J9hn w, Moran. 2 member Of tho Mechanics
and Traders Exchange in brooklyn. died on
Wsd = esds at hs home. p Third place. He
q member of the Bedford Riding and Driving
Ciup' PARKWAY Driving Club, and Columbian
Cluo' lie leaves a widow. son, aud daughter.
George w. Jackson, a leading citizen OF Belle.
ionte. "a, and the partner Of Gov. Hastings In
the banking business NJ that place. died yester.
9ay az the University Hospital, in West Phila.
Ladoc Merrill Bacon. 80 years, old, who was
long q wholesale dealer in umbrellas and para.
sols IN this city, died on "Wednesday at his
nome OIL south Portland avenue. Brooklyn.
Ihomas NJ. Strait, one Of the host known and
noSt popular business men In Troy, died yes
teraaS' Ie WAS born near COyingtOn. KY,
req. !, leoI. He was a prominent ELK.