The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
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Gridey James Fox Bryant. ell-known
architect. died at the Home for Aged
Men In Boston. yesterday aged 80. He
designed and supervised the building OF the
Boston City Hall. Post Office. the Bryant State
House extension. Charles Street Jail the State
prison and hundreds OF business blocks In
Boston. and public buildings in other places
including the Memorial Hall at Lexington.
which was dedicated 1895. Mr.. Bryant's father
was the builder of the first railroad in America
in 1881 four milo track from the Quincy
quarry to the Neponset River. It was made to
transport stone for the Bunker Hill Monume emit
Neronset River wharf across the harbor. The
elder elder Bryant was also the inventor Of the two
used since ddey Sm e nfs
practically fly in, his i is, library.
ally and when he attained Httsi'u his ma hsIqt
opened an office. When franklin street was
stores. One hundred and nftv-two OF his
s5 aa asbes Ss9 the S fire
to rebuild III OF them.
tords - G 81: Louis Th9mps9n Norris died
nstas a1d aFePs He will BE buried at Ar
2rs. He was born in Indiana on Dee u, 1870
He entered the army at the opening of the re-
Nineteenth Infantry Nay Il. 1851. He served
enroIE me the war fer the Union being en-;
pan s "Ss d s S SaS nFs ssrSea
during the Atlanta campaign. and brevetted
hHqr in O. The same year for gal
february he was "'s ff to The rank *
Of GbaRtdn and was transferred the Twenty
Aug L. 1897 nee the close Of the S civil iS war
acanse t ISFvGe on the frontier u
1898, he was placed on the retired list on ac-
count OF injuries received while on duty.
home of his son,in-aw. William I. Haskard Of
l53 Ayenue that city, Had he lived unit the
been 80 years old; He was born in Monmouth
county. \ j.. and in his early manhood he
on the police force Sixty years ago he went to
Rahway. n J.. where he established carriage
man ma nuiactpring business, which he conducted
1923 Miss Mary Campbeil Of Metuchen' n n. j..
who died about seventeen years ago Mr..
Union County Board Of Chosen Freehoders.
Gel Henry D. L,oney, well known member
81 the Baltimore bar anda veteran militiaman.
Of dieeases. He commanded the Fifth Mary
land Regiment from 1873 to 1877. and was IN
he Ts an Fsszns tne Sos In
Chancery OF Baltimore. an Office he held up TO
the time OF his death. Col. Loney was IS
Edward McAIpinc, Learned aged 40. died
hr Learned was one OF the best known Demo-
cratic politicians in western Massachusetts,
He was born in Wateryliet. n Y. on Aug. SO.
}Sal He engaged in the woollen business in
elected Tax Collector Of Pittsheld and reelected
Mrs. Julia Britt aged 1903. died in Toledo, O..
yesterday. She was born In Tipperary, Ire
land She was In good health until two years
ago, when she met with a peculiar accident
While kissing her son as he lay in his coffin
she was overcome and fell, breaking her right
arm, That was the first time she had had the
services Of a doctor. 0
Vincent Mclaughlin. President of the Times
Publishing Company Of Philadelphia and son
or the late Frank Mclaughlin died at His
home in Phi!adelphis yesterday Of pulmonary
affections. H was "a years old.
The death of Mrs Hester Sherman White ia
from Asheville. n, C. She was u
years old. She was sister OF the late Isaac
Bradley Martin " mise
Nathan 4. G. Smith. for many years Appoint-
ment Clerk OF the Post Office Department died
aged IS years. " '''ua''