The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-10
OLD AGE OF v. N. ENARTS.
ne kIFPs ms q nOSI on IHf
uuE Dtl avn NI6HI.
Not seen >ow at the window Of His "ld ash
Toned House In second Avenue fhe Years
Sine. lie wAs seen In Public Passed His
Eight, third Rirthdss Last Nrdnrsds''

There wa, no formal celebration % '.'
eighty-thlrd hlrtrdI' ui rN-othNl"I N'"'"
NJ Lvarts last Wednesday Nj I''Hl'
family had rather Thought ~ mnAins '''
day the orcg,ion o' s'in"lhinS 81 "a ''''-
bration. but tho recent death Of { { Nr.-
man. the former senator, law partner. caused
the plan to Dee SCI aside For nearly Your
Year, Nj EvIrt. nI- l"'n ,~nu.n"i 10 Ills
lone a. second avenue HNi f'Hfl'cu''
street For most Of that t1u' Dr." mas i"'
been able - leave 'hA hpl -" at tl, "i oven
Co move about within o., wall HIS day
~ well a. his nights hay" for Oh" most I"''
been spout ia bed. though hs has one" 10 "
while been removed t. a lounge 10 another
room to relieve tho mou''uuN uI Ms posi-
ton
MIR LVart- ha, L.t been a Sufferer i''in
any specific disease HI, NATIVITY i- caused
altogether. in tho opinion Of h', rhlsi"itn-'
by the feeblene>s duo to old age Ills mind
is as clear as ever 1t Was. though his inability
10 usa his ewes at al and h, continued mac
tivity OF lie have rather taken hun out ~ III"
swift current ~ ideas with which n Wa, once
his delight u keep closely ~ touch
The last public appcardnce 81 Nr Lvaft
was At u meeting oil the hyr Association ul
this city. on t.n 10. 1885 II was q reception,
given by the Bar Association to Il, 10 amer
presidents ON "a" t"enty-flth auu1Nr'>"Iy
vi ITO WI W. "a NH
first president, and was PARTICULAR" the guest
OF honor Of the occasion HIS Hpp",l auto
there. with IN, clothes vnt al''r n" fashion
now lamilidt principally through tH' pa dr0
al lincoln ana tu" members u' ht, t.D.H,I,
was very sinking lie was very l''u.'.
and only now and tl,u was ril, Z, iL.y.
on tho weight OF h, Year. and ~p"J, N.'
some OF ms uld-t.ue fro Bat hi s..'"i,
We're clean cut. and PERHAPS ,hcN u.tN ,Iv"
been said To he rather NOR" ,i"tN ct ty.n
n his former publ.r uttcfuH,'~ fer Mr.
tvarts Was always famous for hIS involved
sentencess, Of which was sali nat d" iHtr
but MIR. Evarts ever knew where they would
come out His speech was repeatedly cheer .i
and a great driuuu-trG'Ipu Wu~ made uN,I
him when he Cou,l ,d.i.
IL was not Tor many years before even that
celebration that Mr. Eyart, had appeared
PUBLICLY ~ New YORK In August, IVA. Nj
Nindsor. Vt ttlat time ten OF thcir e., ven
children were Win ttrm II wa then or
the eN-Socr"tiJy 4 state AZ Rluuywcdr and
remarked Hit"r I'uki.s over a." "~t L. tIrt
MIR tVdr,, must indeed have magnificent
moon" - a lawyer t. ~rgrpTt such uu ",-
tr1sive farm d" was graN'F rHh.hvi by tie
prppri"t"r who %l-S"r"d ll" th't -" farm
was scli-Support IA Nj fv1ItS's CON
tnued aytiNltH w % tn t.uo ne Vd- - N't"s
old was tho mar,rl oi h> friends lA.!r com.
m"nt' on ~" suh'",, wcrH not always grateful
u hiin and ono" Ny"r one W"I - i.r o.. :,
ask ham IuN h" l'"uuf tel fpr Ifs "lpr,,u..>
pr-s"rVatuu, 10" r.puri a'tuhvto my
~t"nunu'd Good n'1|t =, INV haiti Il -lrcpl0y
eNarCi,,
IN" reply ,ae published and NJ Tv,-,s
va. not asain annoyed by ,nuuirI"s ~ We
the h'rN" IN v'..1 VIZ E,ort- row '...
i n.l "u" N'urH folds uiNunUa.utcd vi'l 'Hr
qualities "l second n.N'ln t. r r...H .....
street forty rotr> ago would r.rk ou' o,.r
having hecn -" poo N' Of q man who va. -,
stor,, Att"rn.' -','i "'.I. an! S",r'llr' .fSfr',
all the Windows ulr u-Itlt closed yt..,
Is an old-fashion"d willow 'ec" or the ,'o,u