The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-30
OBITUARY.

Parr TraIii, in her pnety; eighth year At n her
f&s sSsseS H q b. snd
of whom an attainsd distincton in literature;
She was born In London and was the first 81 OF
fns Ms t! %hss the yeuns
ters to enter the same neld. In 1892 she mar mar.
Sd nsS to esns@a Wth S% The T
settled near Rice Lake. Ontario, where the fam Am,
ada" The Canadian CrpsoSs." and "Ra nj
In the CenHdnn qran L95d Wns
made to Mrs Trail in recognition Of her work
as naturalist. and more recently the Can adam
Government acknowledged her services by
giving her grant OF land.
stephen Cambreling Belts. librarian OF the he
Kings County Law Library and treasurer o.
home. 46s Pacific street Brooklyn. on Monday
night aged 80 years Hs was stricken n. With
S oss q Ha's5 n gay 1Hf
he died. He STUDIED law In the office OF Benja.
Ta n Israrg IN is 1851 oef Ge had 2ecenty
engaged in preparnE the msmors Of the ase
Clement and former Assistant District Attorney
John N. Ward He Is survived BY nye sons 9he
late Surrogate jacob. Bergen.
The Rev. Father J. J. Dooley. rector Of st.
Laurence,s. Roman Catholic church. Wee
hayken. died At o,cock yessterdhay morning naa4E
but his sickness was not considered serious.
ago nS w" Me e catered Seton Hail College IN 1881
and was graduated three years later; IN 1919
n Hsp as 70 the
Poels.. rector OF. st. Johns Roman Catholic
Church. In Newark. where he remained until a
1AWrence's Church. Weehavken.
United Staten Assistant District Attorney
James TallmadEe Van Rensselaer,. who died
Van Repsse laer.and grandson Of Fitzgerald
Steven Van ReqsseIaer q Albany. the iast q,
sssd s~ H.s,Srd 30 ss
ter 1ed the monetary conferences in Paris IN
the 81 he 6onrd
United State. Assi:tant District attorney. -.
GEM Ge1cGd Grants stan. WIN W."
Captain, VIM. H. Walker. . veteran Of the
Once n ss
on Monday ut his residence in that city aged
sns Ia IT,. S
Twentist6 Msssachusstts and in the Quarter:
battles Of Gettysburg and Fredericksburg and
was wounded several times. A shell wound In
the back disabled him.
day at his home in Roxbury. Mass. He was
President Of tho Whittier Machine Companyi q
mem Dor Of the MASSACHUSETTS, Charitable Mo; >;
Mechanical Engineers, the Boston Art Club.
the New England Historic Genealogical Scot
and for many years Of the First Uniyersalist
ppesdsnts o. the Eliot Five Cent savings Bank
Capt James F. Eastman. Of the regplaT, ar
He was born IN Massachusetts in lS41. served
cadet 4 the U Pits +, States ns, Mits5 A MSsn
Artillery. He served at various posts. During
the cent war he was Ill in hospital. and was
on sick leave until his death.
Smith sayles. OF III boulevard. We:hawken.
N. j.. the Oldest known resident OF HUDSON
county died at his home Yesterday In the
Py sayes u
The funeral services will be held Thursday.
The interment will be made at Canastota.
John Gowell died at bis home, % Lafayette
was born in Wrentham. Mass. and for many
years. was engaged IN business in California.
Interests led him to journey to California
every year. A widow and four children sur
vive him.
Henry schvIr.en, 40 years old; proprietor OF
No. "a. I. o. o. F.: Lincoln Lodge No 81,
No. AIS. Knights and Ladies' OF Honor
gardener at the National soldiers Home,
land but came to tho United States nifty years
ago
Mrs. Isaac. Norris. wife OF DR.. Isaac Norris
Mawr on Monday night She was prominen,
figure in Philadelphia society and wa.
interested In many charities.