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s. Frank Thomson. president Of the Pennsyl.
vania railroad. at Philadelphia. aged so.
4. Henry l.. Clinton. noted criminal lawyer. in
New York city; aged so.
Augustin Daily. American theater manager. In
London: aged 81.
Gen. w. S. Walker. noted Mexican and Confed.
crate veteran. at Atlanta.
10. Capt. Henry Nichol Of the u. S. monitor
Monadnock, al Manila.
IL. The Rev. DR.. William Garden Blake, d. d..
Ii. d.. noted Scotch theologian. at North
Berwick; eyed 70.
"a. DIR. Lawson TAFT. pioneer in surgery. at Lon.
don; aged 81.
10. Prof. Locke Richardson, the American eloct.
zionist. in Berlin.
Rear Admiral Pierce Crosby. q. =. N. retired.
in Washington; aged 20.
Congressman Richard Parks Bland. silver cham
pion. at Lebanon. Mo-: aged Gi.
%. John Godfrey Moore. prominent banker and
exchange broker. in New York city; aged 50
Henry b. Plant. founder OF the Plant transpor.
tatiOn system. in New York city: aged 50.
"a. KapioIani. widow of King Kalakaua. a, Hon.
olulu: aged Is.
20. Daniel F. Tieman. oldest Of the surviving ez-
mayors Of New York city, at Audubon Park:
aged ~.
80. Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevi,tee Southworth,
the novelist. in Washington; aged so.
JULY.
]. Charles Victor CherbuIiez, French academi.
clan. novelist and critic. in Paris; aged 10.
2. Gen. II. G. Wright. u. =. A., retired. In Wash.
ington; aged 10.
3. John Walter Hendley. modeier fol- the gov.
eminent at Washington. in that city; aged 20.
s. Bishop John p. Newman. noted Methods, d.
vine and the friend OF Grant. at Saratoga:
aged 10.
8. Robert Bonner. founder and proprietor Of the
New York Ledger. in New York city; aged rs.
7. George ". Julian. noted western statesman.
at irving ton. Ind. aged 50.
III. The Grand Duke George, brother Of the car
and heir to the throne, at ST. Petersburg;
aged 81.
Judge WaIbridge A. Field. eminent Massachu.
sets jurist and chief justice. in Boston,;
aged 81.
Is. Col. A. L. Hawkins 10th Pennsylvania volun
teers. at sea on the way home to San Fran.
cisco.
Horatio G. Alger. famous author Of boys stories,
at Natick. Mass. aged 65.
la. Elizabeth Thompson. noted philanthropist. at
Littleton. N. H.; aged rs.
~. IL. h. Thurber. the retired New York million
sire merchant, at HALEY, Ia. aged 70.
Il. Robert G. Ingersoll. at Dobbs Ferry, N. Y;
aged sc.
Rev. DR.. Thomas j. Sawyer, noted Universalist
writer and educator. in Boston; aged 95.
rs. Gideon J. Tucker. an old time politician and
journalist. founder Of the New York Daily
News. in New York city: aged 10.
Guzman Blanco. once president OF Venezuela,
in Paris.
Albert Menier. the chocolate magnate, In
Paris.
Kate Chase Sprague. daughter OF Salmon P.
Chase, a noted Washington belle in wartime,
in Washington; aged SO.
Daniel G. Brinton, noted ethnoIogist. archie
ologist and physician. at Atlantic City; aged
81.
8. George Averof. noted Greek philanthropist, at
Alexandria. Egypt; aged 20.
9. Col. ". f. Sim. the theatrical manager. at
Pittsfeld. Mass. aged IS.
IL. Gen. Edmund Lafayette Hardcastle, veteran
OF the old army and a hero Of the Mexican
war. at Towson. Nd. aged 20.
L.. Prof. Robert Wilhelm Eberhard Bunsen, dis
tinguished German chemist, at Heidelberg;
aged IS.
10. Gen. Thomas Alfred Davies, a veteran Of the
civil war. at Ogdensburg, N. Y; aged 90.
Sir Charles Lennox Peel. Z. C. B., a noted
Conservative. at London; aged IS.
20. Isaac Mcclellan. known as the sportsmen's
poet. died al treenpoint. N. T.; aged SO.
a. Judge Henry Hilton. heir to the A. T. Stew
art millions. at Saratoga; aged rs.
SEPTEMBER.
8. Rear Admiral Henry F. Picking. U. S. N,
a civil war veteran. at Charleston: aged SO.
James B. Eustis, ambassador to France under
Cleveland. at Newport; aged 65.
2. Cornelius Vanderbilt, head OF the family in |
the third generation. in New York city; aged
sc.
g. Charles Patrick Daily. noted justice. in New
York city; aged SO.
o. NJ. Scheurer- Kestner, former senator and a
strong champion of Dreyfus. in Paris; aged &C..
S. Jared B. Flagg, noted American portrait
painter, in New York city; aged so.
Z. Gen. Henry I1eth, noted Confederate veteran,
in Washington; aged "A.
OCTOBER.
5. Former United States Senator James Harlan,
last surviving member of Lincoln's cabinet, at
Mount Pleasant, Ia; aged 70.
3. Vice Admiral Philip Howard Colomb, r. N,
British naval officer, inventor and writer, in
London; aged 6a.
.. Laurence Gronlund, social economist and au-
thor. in New York city; aged So.
q. Edward Orion, Phi. D., Ii. D., distinguished
g~eologist, at Columbus, O.; aged 20.
s. Isaac Bird, q California pioneer orchardist.
at jacksonville, Cal; aged Sc.
J. L. Davis, a negro song writer. at White
stone, N. Y; aged SO.
~ W.. IL. AppielOn, last OF tne OlQ circle OF
New York publishers. in New York city;
aged So.
5. Grant Allen, the English author, in London:
aged 81.
L. John Goldman Ropes, military historian, in
Boston: aged 63.
Gen. Guy v. Henry, u. S. A., civil war and
regular army veteran. in New York city;
aged 60.
3. Ottmar Mergenthaler,' inventor of the limo
type machine, in Baltimore; aged 40.
Florence Marryatt (Mrs. Francis Lean), Eng
lisb novelist. at Brighton, England; aged e.
NOVEMBER.
|. Alvin Saunders. "war governor" of Nebraska.
at Omaha; aged So.
J. Col. Henry Inman, veteran of the regular
army and the civil war, author of the old
Santa Fe Trail" at Topeka; aged e..
T. DR.. Moritz Busch, biographer OF Bismarck. at
Leipsic; aged IS.
Col. Lawrence Kip. veteran OF the civil war
and a noted turfman, in New York city; aged
63.
Sir William Dawson, noted educator and geol-
ogist OF Canada. at Montreal; aged Sc.
Lady Salisbury, wife of the premier Of England.
in London.
|. Carrot A. Hobart. vice president of the Unit
ed States, at Paterson, N. j.; aged 55.
Prot. Miaskowski. an authority on political
economy and international law in Leipsic
university, at Leipsic; aged 81.
Thomas Henry Ismay- founder Of the White Star