The sun., 1900-11-14
OBITUARY..

Dr. Henry d. Noyes. the eminent oculist ana
ply sican Of this city. died OH Monday at Mount
Washin gton. Mass. OF pneumonia following an
attack OF bronchitis. Dr. Noyes had q summer
home at Mount Washington and IL was while
making a short visit there with hi. wife and two
daughers ,hq he was % TAKEN ft .dsa ar sd
cine In the College Of Physicians and surgeons
and was graduated from there In 1856: After After
where he remsin, d for four years engaged 10
studying rnsdicine. Al the end Of that time
he returned to this city and began the practice
Of Of the he cg. q. ap.g fgs aGs.Ved & snsat
distinction In this branch Of the science. For
s%y Ns% Yorg sG' lys 70 and Mi Ear it He
Sisty, Ii: ASadsmy SI Medicine s.,,. and &. g.
iSn iiSin. the eSis SisssteentR century Club and u.
xGor Nay InsaPd sna three Shd:n "sa
and q son. The latter is De Wit Clinton
Wss Noyes who is IN the senior class at Yale
avenue His funeral will take place either
there or at the Brick Presbyterian church: % q
be at Morrstown. y. j.
Capt. John d Hart, OF Cuban flbustertns
fame, died Of apople1y at the Pennsylvania
Hospital in Philadelphia yester Gay TO the
little known outside OF shipping circles. having
for many years been envsesd M successfully, & y,In 70
knowledge OF the Cuban coast made his services
Of great value 70 the Cubans and he went into
the business Of taking arms. ammunition snd
/ men TO the island lie was one OF the Doldeet
and most successful Of flibusterers. and the
exploits Of the Bermuda and Laurada. both
Cant Hart was arrested by the United States
authorities AZ the instance OF Spain and was
convicted OF engaging IN an Illegal expeehitiSn
| 1897, TO two years in the Eastern Penitentiary.
TO pay a fine Of $500 and the costs OF prosecution
~ e the Ssss same no year President Mckinley at the re-
| quest OF Attorney-General GriGgs pardoned
him He was born in Aooomao county, vS:
| II years ago. He was Tor several years IN the
! fruit business in Baltimore.
| Lewis Pease Nostrand. retired cork manu-
| facturer. died Monday in his -eventy-eighth
at pi' mS Rot Born m IN 'S, SsosyS and wa.
| descendant OF an old Long Island family. he
was one, OF tho orsa3zers o. NE Sentra s a. 4
| St. John's Methodist Church. Re was for
| eighteen years a steward, and at the time OF
NJ deah at of the Hs s Of h. death
! Vice Pre- ,ient Of tbs board OF trustees OF the
Eastern District industrial School Association: q
golden wedding. she survives hin. together
With three daughters. Mrs, Wiilian Hoa5.
| Mrs Samuel c. Anderson and Miss y. Nostrand.
Thoma. Hubbard Gaswell Sovereign Grand
| Commander OF scottish Rites. order of Masonry.
Of the southern Jurisdiction OF the United States.
/ the mother council Of the world. died In San
went West from New ork and located In Nevada
county. Cal, where he lived for many years.
| eight OF which he served as Superior judge.
Masonry and had held nearly every responsible
| Office In the order.
| Dr. Robert b. Brown died last night at his
! M the age Of 70 In the civil War he was o
sergeant in the Union Army and for several
| wears aiterward was stationed nj Galveston.
| daughter survives him.
Paul Ioeser. who for many years was con-
nectcd with the Stnuts Zettuno In various
| capsnities and hnally became assistant editor
! in,chlef OF that paper. died on Monday at his
! home at lao East Ninety -seoond street OF rneu.
: monia He had been i'll and had been retired
| on pension
| Abra,n Nlarcollas for many years enRased
| in the manufacture Of knit goods In Anlster-
dam, y. {, died Yesterday aged "a years.