The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
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William b Gale for forty 1--WE years one Of the
bcstknown lawyers Of Massachusetts. known
especially through his oouaeeuun with abpu,
twenty-five Of the most famous murder cases dur
ING hat time, died late Tuesday aiaruoou al the
Ncndomc, Boston His death was quite ur,N
peerd although lie has not been in god health
f,T several years lie was stricken N.h acute
diabetes On Christmas niurIias. causing his death
tirE,siA hour !rwE / WHs one ~ tie odd
sch,-l oi MaHSaChL.Ct cts lawyers anG the las, a.;
the quartet" ,ulpns"i Of Gen buuc! Summer.
by SWct.rr and Gals. who ma,r tnr MID, ,'','>
NJ l.IF car az" famous lie WAS = p&Tirc!
W NuinnNrlN, ana 81 ~ one II t.i" ,!OS,,t .,.,s
OF 'hn. iM!r' u rpug .cut lite. Wiz m,tcG - a
'Iin.p". .'"Nrr Mr. Gal was rat!,oT Il.rr nl a
devoted nimscl! cEiiTc!r u ts l-rILr Of vpri ,.L
as advisory counsel Tie ~as twice marr.cd. lat
had ten wm"Mcr for man" wears Ills ..r,lv
son, john Gale, also lawyer died ten years ,..,,
Capt Jacob j, NGnGc7griit, a well known bust.
ness man and capitalist Of Pittsburg. and one of
me ploAeeIs IN the development "l Petroleum
was born on April 10 iSs p iH n" iSS Eir
ness on the OHIO and Mississippi rivers In
1852 he went 70 the oil regions IN Pcnnsylvania
ana was lunnunod win various bgauChr, al IN,
business Later he was director OF The Standard
GA Company, About ten years ago he cav" IN
i,, t,r;GStS n petroleum., and idcnuG"d himself
death was PrcSdcnt Of the Pittsburg Trus, Com,
pany he was also identified with the irou and
Of the Democrats leaders Of Suffolk coin,y' dinG
q, his home IN Babylon. I. |, carly ycstsrdav
health for q number Of wears NJ DurvcS W. ws
DO, horn IN hHnIngs!on but resided in babylon for
town Of Babylon and also served term as Tndcy
Sheriff Of Suffolk county. ard n, ono tina WAS -
is survived by four children Ms John II pciltn ne
Jr,, Of Riverhead; Mrs W, Augustine DAVIS
CARL S Duryea and Stephen c, Duryea Of BABYLON
& Co. importers Of CRITICAL flowers with oiIic"s
at New York and Paris, died yesterday n his
the stomach and he died before n physician could
be summoned, Mr. Bianchi was know" Il, his his
OF ST Thomas Protestant Episc"nala Cb ES,cH
ard member Of the Union League and ! n.os
clubs He leaves widow, a son and two daugb
tiers,
DR. Thomas c. oCellaghan Of Erie and Second
streets Jersey City died ri apoplrXy yrsicrd.,u,
morning whlc a'Sndins Mrs Kuhn one SC 81 H his
was feeling Mrs kuhns pulse when he fcli ~
the floor. He died in 2 few minutes His paticnt
clans in the city. lie, was rs wears old'
widow and on son Edward o'CallasGaa,
Mrs Mary Nixon 90 years Of age, the mother
Of the Hon Fred Nixon, Speaker II Inc STATE
Assembly, died in Albany Yesterday About
Nixon was slrickrn with pneumonia and wss
obliged to lrayr tho rain al Albany Tho " re-
mains were taken To thu Speakers homr w.,
field ChautauQua county, yesterday
Mary L., Agncw. wife Of Andrew GlGord Arncw
and daughter Of tie ate George Bliss the bnnEcT'
died yesterday al hey ho"c IS Wcst Thtrty,
ninth street Four childLen survive her TGr
funeral will be on Friday and the intsrncnt vii
b. in Greenwood Cemccry '''
Dr., Francis e Bonynge; one Of the best known
physicians in Chicago, died ON TucSday ntphi
Of a complication Of dl'easeS He was born in
London nifty years ago William Ionyngc
brother Living In London is a millionaire and
Is the father Of l-ady Deerhurst, Whose husband
70 hear 70 tho ute Of Earl oi Coventry.