The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-26
OBITUARY.

Capt. Francis g. HaGgerty. L. S. N. retired.
died yesterday in this city at the age OF 10
years He was appointed to the Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis In 1882 and saw his first SER
vice on the schooner Experiment In the time
Of the notification excitement in 1888. He
went with Commodore Perry, as lieutenant.
on the japan expedition In 1852. At the be-
ginning OF the Rebellion he was put in COM
mand Of tho sloop-ofwar Nandalia belonging
to the squadron under command OF COmmo-
dore Dupont III the Port Royal expedition: ana
res. He was subsequently engaged in block
aiding the mouth of the savannah. He was put
on the retired list in 1861 in consequence OF
injuries. and received the thanks Of Congress
for meritorious service and conduct He was
Lighthouse INSPECTOR for the Seventh district.
Key West Florida. in 1901.
Ex-Judge George +. Danfnrth died suddenly
in Rochester. \. Y. yesterday morning. He
had just argued case and taken his seat when
he was stricken With apopIeXy and expired
5 hern 10 IN an Rnston nn Uv s
He was graduated from Union College in ls4O.
and after studying law. began practice IN
soon rising to the front rank OF the profession.
In 1876 he was the Republican candidate for
feated by Robert Earl Two years later he was
again nominated for similar office and after
Jan. /. 1870, He retired in 1901. He was a
member OF the Judiciary Commission OF 1872.
OF
q years: she was Born IL, irelaand bit Went
to Washington in early life, Sister Beatrice
was known in the world as Ellen Duffy.
Jared b. Flngg. d. D.. the portrait artist.
died yesterday morning at his breakfast table
Forty t second street lie was reading news.
paper, when the waitress. noticing that
f2methh1rg was h wong gave an alarm tn%m
DR.. Flsee dead in Ijs chair DR.. TlaEe
was il his Soth year widow two d2ugSntfiEEs
ner and Mrs. William JaiTray ara the daugh-
tSrs The S sons Far. are M9ntagus C. FfEg and
Sr@Esr and Md' jared SFf fa %'' ssatd
! DR.. Fagg was born on June IL. 1920, in New
lss.a d BSst at T DS G s&
| Columbia College and preached in Grace Prot
dpsSp1 The cBHTsh been city
m nit. to the EPtse9ral ministry in ls22 In
wrote,a life of his tutor which was, published
il IsH2 He painted p;2;r,rats q C9mmG-
and of other nnanciers. 4 picture OF F. d.
Tappen, president Of the Gaatin, Bank, was
recently. He intended to GO to his studio at 81
| West Twenty-second street yesterday to put
some npIshing touches on p2rtrait Of the late
COMPANY. The funeral will be on Wednesday
at o'clock in st. Bartholomew Church.
A cahlegram from London announces the
Anne Hathaway cottage at STAFFORD or: Avon.
IN which the T1doT Q, shahsesreHrs d ysd after
the Hathaway family. Probably no foreigner
was persoHnly nte Kyle by so many amer,
Americans who visit England go to stretford-
on.Ayon to see tho beautiful h,o, and pic
.pers lived and '"k lew Of " them shave have
failed to talk to the white haired. venerable
as a sort Of link, between the tourists and the
Bard Of Avon. It was chiefly In an ornamental
and sentimental capacity that she was kept
|
speaking little of the traditions Of the place
Is s own sh ysws
trious husband Of her knswoman did not
nation as he does In that OF the general public.
Her earnings ~ tins from visitors made up a
very comfortable little income
Charles DIV ght Judd died at his residence
| in llewcllyn Park. West Orange, on Sunday.
one Of His ewes removed. 1t was affected with
ton. but about two weeks ago the woodian
and brush in tho vicinity Of his residence
ing the flames for several hours. The next day
he became i'll and sank rapidly. Mr. Judd was
on ss som oh The ater Is Dwight JUDI o Is
professor in the Smithsonian Institute at
Washington. ID, c.
William G.. A; Bonwill. one OF the best known
died in PhiladeIphia yesterday, Of uraemic
poison. lie WAS ~ years old AID was gradu-
aleu- from Ine dental ana mtulcdl UOnaftmentS
OF Jefferson College He WAS decorated by
sever al French and German societies for his
services in the cause ofdentistry and medicine.
He invented the electric mHllet. now In general
use among dentists. and the rotary saw which
has supplanted the saw formerly used in am
| nutntions.
Daniel L: Tuthi a member OF the New York
Produce Exchange for many years. died at
Roosevelt Hospital on sunday He had an at
tack OF pneumonia last spring and with his
wife and two sons he sailed for Europa in July.
but failed to regain his health. He ar
rived In this city on the steamship Patricia on
to the hospital His home Was at ~ West
Sevonty-scventh street. He was 46 years old
Thomas Darling. one Of the oldest alumni OF
his residence. $40 West Thirty-fourth strsst
lie was horn at 30 Cortlandt street in 1916
His father. Thomas, was an Fast India mer-
chant. The son Was graduated at Yale In the
class OF 1876. lie WAS for years connected
with the Murray Hill Bank was bachelor. anC
lived with two sisters. who survive him.
Mrs, Jane Stewart the widow OF Commodore
| William u. Whiting. L. s. ", died yeSterda In
this city at l42 West Nnety-hrst street The
funeral will take place on sept. ~ from st
Chysostom's Church. Thrty-nInth street anC
Seventh avenue
Tho Rev James Thomas Rex died at Ions
Branch ON sunday. He WIS 80 years old anC
was for several years pastor Of 81. paul's A, VI
T.. Church in South street, Orange. He wa,
also "a member OF Tucker Post. e. A. Il.
DR.. George A. Hendricks. professor OF anat
omy in the University Of Minnesota. died a
mInneap2lis on sunday OF Brights disease
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