The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-06
Obituary Notes.

DR.. ". r. Dickinson Dal1sli. rector Of st.
Marks Episcopal Church. Shreveport. La, and
senior presbyter of the diocese OF Louisiana,
died saturday at Shreveport. aged IL. He was
horn at ST. Vincent. West Indies. and was edu-
ca& d in London. where he studied medicine
and theology. He graduated as a physician.
and began the practice of his profession at ia
muica. West Indies. While there he was or
daincd n deacon by tlie Bishop of London. and
a priest by the Bishop OF Jamaica. and received
the degree OF d. ID. from the Archbishop Of Can
iorbury. In 1854 he removed to Savannah. CIT.
whore he resumed his practice Of medicine in
III" yellow fever epidemic WHICH desolnted that
town. He subsequently moved to Philadelphia.
then To Texas and served in the Confederate
Army throughout the civil war as chaplain OF a
Texas regiment. Ho returned to England in
1875 and spent n year there. but accepted n
call TO shreveport to assume tn" nastorate OF
a. M9rk $ GIpIGh lie was President q the
He'd with the town that he declined tho
Bjshopry of Louisiana rather than give up his
CoI. James 4, Sexton. member Of the War
luygsttgating Commission and GOmmqnder-
in,ChtTi Il he G. A r. died in Garfield Hos
col sexton was a native Of Chicago. mud was
about "A years Of age. He served in tn" war
mont and was wounded four times. lie had
been q incoln Park C"mmissioner Presiden;
was at the time OF his. death President OF. the
Board OF Managers OF the:Soldiers and Sailprs'
home N quincy, III. IN AlflI, lSS0N, lTeSlleHt
Harrison appointed him Postmaster al Chi
cage. Col. Sexton had been III for some time
with pneumonia,
DR., William c. Campbell OF A. West Forty
ninth street diri yesterday from pneumGnia,
He had been Ill only a waeE,. His funeral viii
he held tomorrow in the West Presbyterian
Church. DR.. Campbell was the eldest son Of
the late DR.. John l.. Campbell. He wHs gradu-
ated from Princeton University in 1877 and
thioo years later. He was the resident ply
stefan in s.. Lukc's Hospital for three venrs.
and up to tho time Of his death was o visiting
physician at that hospital and At the New York
Orphan Asv'um. II" was y momher Of the
University and Princeton clubs and OF the New
York Academy OF Medicine.
Alridr Durand died on Saturday at tho home
Nenr- Old. He had been connected with
amlsrm"nts in New York ever since Jacob
liruu's management Of the Fourteenth Street
Theatre as n French place OF amusement. lie
was Tor many years treasurer Tor Mauric" Grau
in AL his enterprises, He died after an operation
suffer d for two years He was born Mt tognar.
in france. aud came to this country when "A
Young man. II" was said 70 BE- one of the
uldes, French residents Of New York.
Mrs. Mary A. Leonard died on Saturday night
~ lrunardsViile of cerebral hemOrThage. aged
- years. She was the widow Of Thomas
Leonard. founder Of That town. She leaves
ment OF the FIRST Bap list Church hhc was a
daughter Of Jamesand Patience Hopping. Her
mother lived To be over 100 years old,
Stewart smith, for twenty-One years a eou-
ductor on the Greenwood. branch Of the Erie
Railway. died at his home In West Orange yea
teTday OF pleurisy. He was 40 years OF age. Ho
leaves u widow and two sons.