The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-19
OBITUARY..

Mines Levick, one OF the Oldest actors on tho
American stage, died yesterday at 800 East
13Sth street, after an illness Of moro than n year.
He was born in Boston, Lincolnshire, England,
on Jan. 80, 1925, went on the stage when he was
20. and played through the English provinces
until 1883, when he came to this country. His
first engagement here was at Barnum's Mu-
scum. where he played George Harris in Uncle
Toms Cabin" at SIS q week. ?. 7: Barnum
subsequently raised that sum to $lS.. MIR. Leyick
played for several years in Canada and then
company. Joseph Jefferson, g. w. Couldock, +.
A; S9thern. and George Holland were acting
returned to Bar Bsrnum's Museum as leading
man" and stage manager, q place he. held until
5 ( ss1 %uSf fn hi was Ss1 burned Mrs ie1 H9 r Ss 2 n L %ost
Of tho best New York theatres. When the
famous production OF Julius Cesar was
LevicK played Julius Cesar; lie was afterwardd
Mary Anderson Julitt when she iiEgt appeared
This was the beginning OF a stage association
between them that lasted for some years, and
T dvint they hey rPG arisd Miss Nj ,s,i Anderson fhsso w gsys MI Mr:
ten on It: 10 the best Master. Waiter / ever
played with" This role in Tho Hunchbaek"
later With Margaret, Mather and julia Mar.
lowe: He played Msreuti9 almost as many
in New York was in tho season of ! s93. D3. when
no played with Minna Gale at the Star
years ago the cottage. in, which he died.
The district in which he lived has been known
stodderd a and Mar Z o were among mo- a'i the half
dozen actors who purchased land there and
founded tho colony. Lcyick purchased there
thirty-four years ago, and the Investment left
Leyick In comfortable circumstances, and en-.
abled him TO provide for his only son, Gustaye.
buried in Woodlawn after funeral services at the
house on Tuesday.
Representative Seth l.. Milliken of Maine died
to to h ,im bed four days only only i but 4 bis Physisinnfn r.
son. Seth N MlllIiken, and s. Z. IenIoy, Judge:
isSt namci tsins g q niece isS N We're p present. %t'S Mh a"S
the ,ena came. Tho remains Will be taken
.S tS h nsxt h0 asS. i" NM M"l Milli iisn'F ws sS.mS ABOUT
II Congress since March 4. 1883, the opening Of
the. Forty-eighth Congress. He WAS quito
political Character il his State: He was q dele:
1875, a Presidential ~elcctor the same year, and
4 delegate to the Chicago C9nvention OF 1854;
Grounds Committee OF the House during tho
Fifty'fourth and preceding Congresses.
William !. Mack, the comedian. died at his
home in Dorchester, Mass, yesterday, aged 81.
He leaves "a widow and a threo.year-old daugh-
Ter. His family name was McGonnigle. and In
tbs f famoas ' SsIy be bPoi Hss a. ' IatSr P9 hiys s M.pH
career no was associated with Thomas q. sea-
brooke, Francis Wilson, Russell's Comedians,
and. the leading players in Hoyt's various com
panies.
Lawrence Duvall, so years old. junior member
of the firm of Rice & Duyal, army and navy
c~lothiers, 23l Broadway. this city, died yester-
day afternoon at his home, 257 Union street,
Jersey City. A week ago MIR. Duval contracted
q cold while attending the funeral ofCaPt. George
G.S MY, and it developed into pneumonia. Mi.
Duval and his partner were with Dovlin & Co.
for many years. He leaves u widow and three
daughters.
Mrs. William C.. Stanbcrry, a sister OF the lato
Theodore ltunyon, who was Ambassador to Ger
many, died yesterday at hor home IN lanwOod,
n. j., IL years q! age. ShO leaves u husband and
one son, she AID her husband recently ce!e-
brated their golden wedding.
Drowned Man Found In the Hay.