The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-09
OBI TIA RI.

This Rev. John Grim mins. assistant pastor OF
st. Teresa's Cathol 10 Chuf ch, Classon avenue
night Of heart disease. flo was a cousin Of
Cork. ireland. Dec. 20. lsta He came to this
S%s az n" ss win MARI
Baltimore. He subsequently, went to the Sem
n1y on June ~ s BY WAR
diocese Of Long Island BY III. late Bishop
I!ouEhlin and was ma lie assistant pastor Of ST.
q Year later selected him 10 found ps!,:h in
Church and bought the property on which 1t:
John,s H3spiifl now stands While rastor Of
ns eScn ON ns b" %, Elm
and the bishop and in consequence he was re-
moved. The case wa, referred by the secesl-
who decided in favor OF Father, CrlmmIus
After the decision Father Crimmins decll IN I'D
came pastor at r 81 Terssa cS Hr 20
The Rev. Monslgnor Nicholas CantwsIl, v. g..
died yesterday in Philadelphia. He was In his
slgh,y.,ixth yegr and to the innrmttlss Of age
death was due. MonsiRnor taptwell was vicar
Of tho Church OF St Philip de Seri: He wa:
born in Ma,srtown. Ireland. in 1919. aud
subsequently a. Theological seminary. He
came 10 America IN ssptember; lsf. and
SION Mars. 0t Gsuasa f B.hcp KsnaricE
He va. soon after that appointed assistant at
Year, " s1 was S"s appn o sss sna 'so
Phillrs IN Philadrlphia In 1875 he was made
R Ssn March G @ Se on
him by Archbishop. Ryan the insignia OF
prelats OF the Pope's household AMI at the
monsGnor Of the frst rank. Father Cantwells
rhacG ~"s the csPr o. m n6.s
were destroyed by nre.
The Hon. Jacob Bright ahrother Of tho late
Right Ion John Bright, q ed Yesterday In Lon;
Manchester in Parliament for many years, He
was prominent f,gnr- IN Enelsh politics and
OF his time. lie favored Home Rule Tor Ire and
and worked hard 10 achieve thi. object He
favored woman suffrage ana in 1870 secured
Sen,.ry voi. IL issa MI Gf Bripbs hi made .
10 give Il. territory Q" both BANKS II the RIVER
ratification. He was identified with the Man
chester ship Canal and other enterprises.
homr. 1 West Fifty-thlri stre-i. He was 10
wears old and a son Of the late John VI. Sidel
and pas Goal c% Con- "' and Of e rnd.r
ground Railroad Company, a member OF the
linton ,I EsaTu :o,t Cub ard the America; ,S
Ms,rop"ta n Museum OF" OF Art ' III. funer. f
viii take place Al 10 O'clock Tomorrow morn
Fifty-third street.
william Avery, 4, years Of age, died suddenly
at his home in, Highland Falls Y, last
eyening q heart failure. He had been Justice
realected on, Tuesday, He assisted Prof
Morse In mstnhlishing the fret telegraph wire
hatween Baltimore and Washington and was
the Inventor ot thu telegraph instrument used
hy Prot Morse. Judge Avery .was lifelong
Democr :; but refused 70 loin the BRYAN ranks,
and in 1903 voted for Palmer and Buckner.
Judge II. Clay Peasants. Associated Justice
OF the Court OF Civil Appeals ot the Firat Su-
prsmr district Of Texas died OF heart failure at
midnight last night. He was native OF yir-
ginia. settled at Cuero Dewitt county, Texas
In 1850 He was District Judge Of this district
for twenty years when he was elected As
ISOLATED Justice Of tn" supreme Court o. Civil
Appeals an had served seven years He was
~ years old, His wife. two sons aud two
daughters survive him,
Walt II. Stlllman OF TROY died yeste rday In
Goshen. lie was for many years prominent in
the state militia aud NJ one time was Captain
OF the sixth Separate COmuany, now Company
A. Second Regiment. He was one Of the hes
known amateur photographers IN the State.
Edward Osborn Leak. formerly Of Ocean
Grove, n j, died suddenly OF apoplery on
Monday morning at the Deal golf club house.
Deal, y. j. VI" was ~ years old and was man :
ager OF the Deal Golf Club and Country Club.
Joshua HALEY. OF Southington. Conn, died
yesterday OF n s'rnkc of NpopleNy. lie was II
years oil and tho oldest Deputy Grand Muster
OF the Odd Fellows in Connecticut. lie was n
Mason and a knight Templur