JULY 1, 1891
THOMAS SAULTNER 30 YEARS OLD a driver for HARRIS AND MCGUIRE fell off a gravel cart on the BOULEVARD yesterday afternoon and was crushed to death beneath the wheels.
JUDGE MOORE Yesterday Sentenced HUGH C. MILLER the firebug, TO ELMIRE REFORMATORY and told him not to expect to be released within a year or 15 months as he would be kept there much longer.
PRIVATE HENDERSON L. NELSON Who shot and killed PRIVATE JOHN MCLANE AT FORT HAMILTON BARRACKS ON MAY 24TH LAST, was held to await the action of the UNITED STATES GRAND JURY BY COMMISSION MORIE YESTERDAY. NELSON WAIVED EXAMINATION.
GEORGE BLAY 60 YEARS OLD COMMITTED SUICIDED BY HANGING HIMSELF IN A CELL AT BRIDGEPORT CONN.
MRS. ELIZABETH GLADE, OF NO. 184 13TH AVE NEWARK who was so terribly burned MONDAY NIGHT by her clothes igniting from a gas stove died yesterday.
JOHN MCCLAINA Street car driver in TRENTON Blew out his brains in a stable in the rear of the FIRTH'S SALOON ON BRIDGE STREET YESTERDAY MORNING. HE Had been drinking. A WIFE AND FIVE CHILDREN SURVIVE HIM.
WILLIAM TORBUSH WHO HAD BEEN IN THE EMPLOY OF CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY AT YONKERS FOR OVER 20 YEARS AS GENERAL UTILITY MAN WAS STRUCK AND INSTANTLY KILLED BY THE SARATOGO EXPRESS NEAR TARRYTOWN YESTERDAY.
THE REV. DR. ALBERT GALLATIN PALMER, A BAPTIST MINISTER OF NOTE AND THE FATHER OF MANAGER A.M. PALMER, DIED ATH 2:30PM YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT HIS HOME IN STONINGTON CONN, THE CITY OF HIS BIRTH. relatives email me for details.
REV. GOTTFRIED L. VOSS PASTOR OF THE GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF SAYREVILLE NJ. DIED YESTERDAY OF INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM AT THE RESIDENCE OF HIS WIFE'S MOTHER, MRS. SARAH GECKLE ON SPRUCE STREET, BLOOMFIELD N.J. relatives email me for details.
LT. COMMANDER GEORGE A. NORRIS OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER OMAHA. DIED IN SAN FRANCISCO YESTERDAY OF PNEUMONIA. relatives email me for details.
W.D. HENSHAW THE ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER OF THE AMERICAN BRANCH OF THE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL DIED ON MONDAY NIGHT AT HIS RESIDENCE IN BROOKLYN NO. 296 ADELPHI ST FROM ACUTE INDIGESTION. relatives email me for rest.
REV. FATHER J. HUBERT HELDENRICH DIED AT ST. PETERS COLLEGE JERSEY CITY, ON WED NIGHT AFTER A SHROT ILLNESS. relatives email me for rest.
MR. RICHARD JOHNSTON DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY PA AND ONE OF THE BRIGHTEST YOUNG LAWYERS IN WESTERN PA DIED SUDDENLY AT 6AM OF HEART FAILURE. THE DECEASED WAS 35 YEARS OF AGE AND SINGLE. ALTHOUGH A DEMOCRATE HE WAS ELECTED IN A REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD BY SEVERAL THOUSAND MAJORITY.
MRS. W.D. GARRISON THE WIFE OF THE PROPRIETOR OF THE GRAND UNION HOTEL DIED ON MONDAY AT HER HOME IN GARRISON N Y. THE FUNERAL WILL TAKE PLACE TODAY.
HANNAH TURNEY THE ELDEST RESIDENT OF FAIRFIELD CONN DIED AT THE AGE OF 91 YEARS AND 6 MONTHS AT HER RESIDENCE YESTERDAY MORNING. SHE WAS A MAIDEN LADY AND THE DAUGHTER OF THE LATE ABUEL TURNER. THE CAUSE OF DEATH WAS OLD AGE.
MARY C. ACKEN 
JOHN H. AUSTIN
LEONARD BECKLEY HENRY BERLINER
CAROLINE POLLOCK BROCK MARY ELIZABETH BUTT
SAMUEL BUTTLE WILLIAM BYFIELD
CATHERINE A. CHATMAN ROME ANN DONOVAN
BENJAMIN FLINT EMMA LOUISE GARRISON
WILLIAM W. HENSHAW MRS. LOUISA ANN INGERSOLL
WILLIAM C. KRAUTH JACOB G. MACWHORTER
DAVIS MANSON SARAH MORRIS
PAUL C. MORTON FRANK MALOY MOSES
ROSANNA MCNEILL WILLIAM OSBORN
REV. A. G. PALMER D.D. THERESIA PHILLIP
JOHN J. RAMSEY JOHN A. REED
PAULA ROBERTSON WILLIAM L. RYAN
CALVIN STEVENS JANE H. STUART
HUGH F. TEANEY MARY R. THOMPSON
AMY F. WATERHOUSE CLARENCE V.E. WATKINS
MARY A. WELLS JOHN YALE JR.
JULY 2, 1891
JULY 3, 1891
PRINCE DOLGORONSKY ONE OF RUSSIA'S HIGHT BORN AND MOST DISTINGUISHED NOBLES DIED ON WED. NIGHT IN PARIS AT THE ADVANCED AGE OF 81.
CAPTAIN PATRICK CAROLL DIED AT HIS HOME ON HENDERSON STREET JERSEY CITY. He was one of the oldest pilots on the river and was ambitious to celebrate his 50TH Anniversary of his service at the wheel, which begins in 1843 as an assistant. He was born IN IRELAND 65 YEARS AGO. His parents came to this country when he was 7 YEARS OLD. HE ATTENDED THE HARLEM ACCADEMY. THE FAMILY MOVED TO HOBOKEN AND THE DECEASED OBTAINED EMPLOYMENT ON THE HOBOKEN FERRYBOATS. relatives email for rest.
JOHN MCGUIRE AGE 63 YEARS, JANITOR OF THE 7TH DISTRICT CIVIL COURT, 57TH ST. DIED WED. HE ARRIVEDI N THIS COUNTRY IN 1845 AND OPENED A GROCERY STORE IN EAST 11TH ST. HE WAS ONE OF THE CALIFORNIA PIONEERS IN 1849 BUT RETURNED TO NY IN THE EARLY 50'S. HE WAS A LIFE LONG TAMMANY HALL DEMOCRATE. HE WILL BE BURIED FROM THE RESIDENCE OF HIS SON EDWARD MCGUIRE NO. 318 EAST 65TH ST.
THE ONLY SURVIVING CHILD OF ADJUTANT DONALDSON KILLED AT THE BATTLE OF NORTH POINT MD DURING THE 2ND WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN HAS JUST DIED AT BALTIMORE AGE 80 YEARS. IN HER YOUTH SHE WAS PROMIENT BELLE AT WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE, AND MARRIED MR. VALLE MILDA VENEZUELAN MINISTER TO THE UNITED STATES. SHE ACCOMPANIED HER HUSBAND TO VENEZUELA AND REMAINED THERE UNTIL SHE BECAME A WIDOW WHEN SHE RETURNED TO HER NATIVE CITY.
CAPTAIN IRA B. OWEN ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN VESSEL OWNERS IN THE GREAT LAKES DIED IN HIS HOME AT OAK PARK CHICAGO YESTERDAY AGE 68. AT THE TIME OF HIS DEATH CAPTAIN OWEN WAS THE TREASURER AND SUPERINTENDENT OF THE ESCABANA AND LAKE MICHIGAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. GENERAL MANAGER AND TREASURER OF THE OWEN LINE OF STEAMERS AND PRESENT OF THE DELTA TRANSPORTATION LINE.
FATHER PALKER A DUTCH PRIEST OF THE REDEMPTION ORDER WHO FOR A QUARTER OF A CENTURY HAS BEEN NURSE AND SPIRITUAL ADVISER OF THE LEPER COLONY IN DUTCH GUIANA RECENTLY DIED OF THE DISEASE WHOSE TERRORS HE HAD DONE MUCH TO ABATE.
EX COMMISSIONER ALBERT C. LIPINCOTT OF LONG BRANCH DIED YESTERDAY MORNING AT HIS HOME IN THAT PLACE, FROM HASTY CONSUMPTION HE SERVED AS COMMISSIONER FOR 3 YEARS.
MRS. ANN DOHERTY DIED YESTERDAY AT AYER MASS GE 108. SHE WAS BORN IN IRELAND AND COME TO THIS COUNTRY IN 1846.
THE REV. H. W. TELLER PASTOR OF THE REFORM CHURCH AT POMPTON PLAINS NJ. DIED YESTERDAY.
GEORGE W. BAILEY DIED AST HIS RESIDENCE IN MILFORD MASS YESTERDAY AGE 65.
JULY 4, 1891
GEORGE TOWNLEY THE 2 YEAR OLD SON OF GEORGE A. TOWNLEY OF NO. 1159 EAST GRAND STREET, ELIZABETH NJ. WAS RUN OVER AND KILLED INSTANTLY IN FRONT OF HIS FATHER'S RESIDENCE YESTERDAY MORNING. MARTIN BAUER WAS ARREST. DRUNK DRIVING.
THE BODY OF A DROWNED MAN FOUND FLOATING OFF THE INMAN DOCKS JERSEY CITY YESTERDAY MONRING AND WAS REMOVED TO SPEERS MORGUE. THE DEAD MAN IS THOUGHT TO BE THOMAS MORRIS, SAILOR WHO WAS EMPLOYED ON THE STEAMSHIP MOORISH PRINCE. HE IS BELIEVED TO HAVE FALLEN OVERBOARD.
JULY 5, 1891
APOLLO V. CASTELANOS ON OLD TIME WALL STREET BANKER AND BROKER DIED ONTHURSDAY AT HIS MODEST HOME IN BROOKLYN.
HOWARD I. PERRY THE TREASURER OF THE STAR THEATRE Died yesterday at his home in this city. HE HAD BEEN ILL FOR SEVERAL MONTHS. DEATH FINALLY RESULTED FROM COMPLICATION OF DISORDERS. HE WAS IN THE EMPLOY OF MR. THEODORE MOSS FOR ABOUT 15 YEARS AND WAS THE TREASUER OF THE STAR THEATRE DURING THE TIME LESTER WALLCK HAD IT.
GWILYM GWENT AGE 56 OF WILKESBARRE PA. THE EMINENT WELSH COMPOSER DIED SUDDENLY AT PLYMOUTH PA YESTERDAY FROMA RUPTURED BLOOD VESSEL. HE WAS THE BEST KNOWN WELSHMAN IN THE UNITED STATES. His compositions were sung the world over and in 1890 were rendered at the eisteddfods in Africa, Australia Patagonia and at the national eisteddfod of Wales. he is a active f blaen honddau Wales but had resided in the UNITED STATES for 30 years.
STEPHEN MOREHOUSE A WEALTHY FARMERI N FAIRFIELD CONN DROPPED DEAD LAST EVENING. HE WAS 72.
A CABLE DISPATCH FROM VIENNA ANNOUNCES THE DEATH OF LOUIS HAYNALD THE DISTINGUISHED HUNGARIAN PRELATE SCIENTIST AND STATESMAN.
WILLIAM HART AN OLD SOLDIER AND PENSIONER DROPPED DEAD OF HEART DISEASE IN THE BARROOM OF PHILLIPS HOTEL AT HOMOWACK, ULTER COUNTY NY.
RACHEL ROSENBURG 5 YEARS OLD WAS INSTANTLY KILLED YESTERDAY BY FALLING FROMT HE FIRE ESCPAE AT NO. 406 EAST 83RD ST WHERE HER PARENTS LIVE.
MARGARET BOYLE WHO LIVED WITH JAMES WILLIAMS A COLORED MAN AT NO. 126 WEST 26TH ST WAS FOUND DEAD YESTERDAY MORNING IN HER ROOM. THE POLICE THOUGHT AT FIRST THAT SHE HAD BEEN ASSAULTED BY WILLIAMS, BUT THE EXAMINATION PROVED THAT THE WOMAN DIED OF ALCOHOLISM AND CANCER OF THE STOMACH.
JULY 6, 1891
PURDY J. ANDERSON MINERVA E. BEDELL
JOHN F. BORONOWSKY BARTLEY J. BROWN
HENRY BROWN WILLIAM M. CHASE JR.
ANNA B. G. DE LONG JAMES G. DIMOND
GERTRUDE W. DOUGLASS ROSE FOX
MARGARITA P. GARCIA ANN GURRIN
ERNEST C. HERX MARY A.W. HIGGS
SAMPSON HOSPINGER MARY A. LALLY
THOMAS M. LYDE JOHN M. MACAULEY
CAROLINE A. MORGAN MARTHA MURRAY
NATHANIEL MCCLOUD PARTHENIA T. NORTON
ALFRED D. PITT RICHARD POILLON
MORRIS SHILBERG JAMES SMITH
MATHIAS SMITH WILLIAM H. STANFORD
ANNE E. VALENTINE JOSEPH WARD
TILLIE LA FORGE WATERS.
JULY 7, 1891
JOHN C. AUSTIN ELLEN J. BLANCK
JOHN F. BORONOWSKY ESTELLE M. BOYLE
DELIA I. BREEN ANNIE B.G. DE LONG
JAMES DIMOND JOHN DUNN
WILLIAM DUNNING CATHERINE EARLY
GERARD EEKHOFF EMILY S. FORESTER
MARGARITA P. GARCIA WARREN N. GREEN
BERTHA HALL WILLIAM A. HOUGHTON
MR. JENNINGS VICTOR W. KENNEDY
HENRY KITSON SAMUEL LEWIS
MARY E. LOSEY REV. JOHN M. MACAULEY
EMELINE MAUTERSTOCK PARTHENIA T. NORTON
ALFRED D. PITT RICHARD POILLION
HELEN E. POOL EMMA PRUM
CHARLES B. RICHARSON GEORGE SARGAUT
LEOPOLD SIEGEL DAVID C. STURGES
HENRY TMEPLER JOSEPH WARD
TILLIE LA FORGE WATERS ALFRED WORDEN
CHARLES C. HASTINGS WHO DIED IN SEPT 1884- WILL IS TALKED ABOUT. relatives may email me for copy.
2 YEAR OLD WILLIAM HANLEY FRACTURED HIS SKULL WHEN HE FELL FROM HIS PARENTS WINDOW NO. 111 WEST 128TH ST.
THE 6 MONTH OLD CHILD OF MRS. ANN SMITH OF NO. 134 EST 127TH DIED IN IT'S MOTHERS ARMS YESTERDAY WHILE MRS. SMITH WAS STANDING ON THE STOOP OF A FRIENDS HOUSE AT NO. 2095 LEXINGTON AVE. COLIC WAS THE CAUSE.
THE BODY OF VICTOR ALLICKSON WAS ATTACHED TO THE UNITED STATES TRAINING SQUADRON WAS FOUND ON MONDAY NIGHT IN THE RIVER AT THE FOOT OF EAGLE STREET, GREENPOINT.
WILLIAM BLEWETT A MACHINIST OF NO. 913 CALDWELL AVENUE WAS STRUCK BY A TRAIN ON THE NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD AT MOTT HAVEN YESTERDAY AND INSTANLY KILLED. HE WAS IN THE EMPLOY OF THE COMPANY AND STEPPED IN FRONT OF THE TRAIN WHILE GETTING OUT OF THE WAY OF ANOTHER.
AUGUSTSTUKOMON 22 YEARS OLD OF TRENTON NJ. WAS ONE OF A PARTY OF CAMPERS ON BURLINGTON ISLAND WAS KNOCKED OVERBOARD FROM A YACHT BY BEING STRUCK BY THE BOOM AND WAS DROWNED NEAR THE BURLINGTON NJ. WHARF.
JULY 8, 1891
HERBERT H. ADAM ELIZABETH BOWEN
CHARLES W. CAVANAGH THOMAS S. COLE
MINNIE COSTRELL ELLEN A. DAVIS
JOSEPH J. DUGAN WILLIAM DUNNING
CATHERINE EARLY GERARD EEKHOFF
JOHN F. FOLSOM WILLIAM FRANKE
MARGARET HASSETT THOMAS J. HAVANAGH
JAMES M. HURD HARRY JENNINGS
HENRY LAWRENCE EMILY B. LINES
REV. JOHN M. MACAULEY L.OHR MEYER
PARTHENIA T. NORTON CATHERINE O'CONNOR
ADELINE ODELL CHARLES PALMER
EMMA PRUM WILLIE REDMOND
MARIA T.C. SALISBURY JAMES SCOBIE
MARY SHORT LEOPOLD SIEGEL
HENRY TEMPLER FREDERICK WICKSER
KENNETH WIGGINS
A CABLE DISPATCH FROM PARIS ANNOUNCES THE DEATH OF THE RE.V CELESTINE JOSEPH FELIX S.J. A DISTINGUISHED PREACHER AND WRITER UPON ECCLASIASTICAL AND EDUCATION SUBJECTS.
JOHN R. PACKER A BANKER AND PROMINENT POLLITICAN OF PA DIED SUDDENLY OF HEART FAILURE AT HIS RESIDENCE IN SUNBURY PA. HE WAS BORN IN SUNBURY MARCH 21 1824. relatives may email for rest.
MRS. SAMUEL D. CRANE ONE OF THE MOST PROMIENT LADIES OF BSTON DIED YESTERDAY AGE 69. SHE WAS THE DAUGHTER OF GENERAL JOHN S. TYLER AND WAS NOTED FOR PATRIOTIC ACTION DURING THE WAR. 20 years ago she rescued the son of PROFESSOR PHELPS OF ANDOVER FROM drowning by rushing into the water, though she was unable to swim and floating ashore by spreading the skirts of her dress.
DAVID D. VOORHEES FORMERLY OF NY ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN RESIDENTS IN CENTRAL NEW JERSEY FOR MANY EYARS, DIED YESTERDAY AT HIS HOME IN ROCKY H ILL FOUR MILES NORTH OF PRINCETON, AFTER A BRIEF ILLNESS, FROM PARALYSIS AGE 76. A WIDOW AND ADULT CHILDREN SURVIVE HIM. THE LATE ROBERT VOORHEES WAS A BROTHER OF THE DECEASED.
MR. CHARLES BENJAMIN RICHARDSON WHOSE DEATH AT WEST NEWTON MAS WAS RECENTLY ANNOUNCED WAS THE FIRST PUBLISHER OF THE HISTORICAL MAGAZINE, A PERIODICAL OF SOME NOTE IN FORMER YEARS, WHICH BEFORE THE WAR, WAS TRANSFERRED FROM BSTON TO NY. HE WAS A NATIVE OF GROTON MASS AND 60 YEARS OLD.
CAPTAIN GILMAN C. PARKER WHO DIED AT HIS HOME IN WINTHROP MASS, YESTERDAY WAS BORN IN GREENBUSH NY MARCH 191821. HE WAS LONG AND FAVORABLY KNOWN AS A VETERAN CAPTAIN, SAILING MANY YEARS IN THE EMPLOY OF WILDE BROTHERS IN THE AFRICAN TRADE AND WITH LEWIS AND CO WEST INDIA MERCHANTS.
ALFRED D. PITT FORMERLY WITH STRAUSS BROTHERS, LACE IMPORTERS AT BROADWAY AND CANAL STREET, THIS CITY, DIED ONSUNDAY AT THE HOME OF HIS FATHER, MR. CHARLES J. PITT AT FISHKILL ON THE HUDSON.
GEORGE E. CORNER ONE OF THE FOUNDERS OF THE BLACK HEATH ART CLUB LONDON, AND PROFESSOR IN THE ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY DIED YESTERDAY OF CONSUMPTION AT COLORADO SPRINGS CO.
JULY 9, 1891
JESSIE A. BLAIR ELIZABETH BOWEN
ROBERT I. BOYD MICHAEL J. CASEY
CHARLES W. CAVANAGH GEORGE W. DOVE
JOSEPH J. DUGAN THOMAS FAWCETT SR.
WILLIAM S. GORDON MARGAET HASSERT
SOPHIA HAUSER THOMAS J. HAVANAGH
ANN G. HULLE EMILY LINES
HERMAN F. MEYER MARY B. MCLOUGHLIN
ADELINE ODEL CHARLES PALMER
WILLIAM ROBERTSON THOMAS W. ROCHE
LAURENCE J. RUSHBY JAMES SCOBIE
ABBOT L. SEELIGMANN SIMEON SHIRE
MARY SHORT ANNIE SLURF
SAMIE STAHL CARRIE STEWERT
HENRY TEMPLER RENA TOOMEY
FREDERICK WICHSER KENNETH WIGGINS
JULY 10, 1891
SARA BECKHARD
ROBERT L. BOYD
BESSE R. CARPENTER
ISAAC DE GARMO
EDWARD DOWLING
P.W. GALT
SARAH HAMILTON
SOPHIA HAUSER
THOMAS J. HAVANAGH
JOHN GEROGE HELLMUTH
CHARLS H. HICKS
ANNA C. HULLE
CHARLES FREDERICK LACY
EMILY B. LINES
HERMAN F. MEYER
THOMAS D. MILDEBERGER
JOHANNA PHELAN
JOHN PHELAN
RACHEL A. POILLON
ABBOTT LAWRENCE SEELIGMANN
ANNIE SLURF
CARRIE STEINERT
CHARLOTTE SUKER
KENNETH WIGGINS
JULY 11, 1891
JEMIMA BELL SARAH BECKHARD
ROBERT L. BOYD CHARLES BRIGGS
JOHN W. BRINDLEY ISAAC D. BROWER JR.
WILLIAM BUCKHOUT THERESA CAHN
JULIA A. CULLEN MARGARET G. COLLINS
JOHN H. COVERLY IDA F. CRAGAR
JOHN CROMWELL ISAAC DE GARMO
ALBERT ELSBERG BERTHA ETTINGER
FRANCIS GORMAN WILHELMINE M. GRIEBEL
JOHN G. HELLMUTH MARTHA E. HOLMES
JOHN H. HUYLER SOPHIA LAUN
GEORGE LEDIGER HENRIETTA LUSTER
WILLIAM H. MACY ROBERT D. MASSEY
DAVID MATTHEWS ADOLPH MULLER
SUSEMANN NEWLAND JOHANNA PHELAN
JOHN PHELAN RACHEL A. POILLON
THOMAS J. RYAN THOMAS TERRY SR.
PAUL MITAKA WAS KILLED AT PLYMOUTH PA. YESTERDAY MORNING BY FALLING BENEATH THE CARS OF A FREIGHT TRAIN ON WHICH HE WAS ATTEMPTING TO STEAL A RIDE.
MICHAEL CORBET 30 YEARS OLD WAS FOUND YESTERDAY IN THE OUTSKIRTS OF MERIDEN CONN WITH HIS THROAT CUT FROM EAR TO EAR.
HENRY CHARLES A BRAKEMAN OF EASTON PA WAS STRUCK BY A LEHIGH VALLEY TRAIN ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD BETWEEN ROSELLE AND CRANFORD EARLY YESTERDAY MORNING AND RECEIVED FATAL INJURIES.
AN AUTOPSY MADE YESTERDAY ON THE BODY OF CARL GROSS WHO WAS FOUND DEAD IN AFIELD AT MASPETH L.I. ON TUESDAY SHOWED THAT HE HAD COMITTED SUICIDE.
LANCASTER WISCONSIN: IN 1882 LOUIS SISLER WAS MARRIED TO MISS BERFORD. THE 2ND NIGHT AFTER THE WEDDING THE DEAD BODY OF THE YOUNG BRIDE PERFORATED WITH BULLETS WAS FOUND LYING IN A POOL OF BLOD IN A WHEAT FIELD NEAR THE HOUSE. THE MURDERED WOMAN'S HUSBAND WAS ARREST AND HELD BUT THE CASE WAS NEVER BROUGHT TO TRIAL.
TODAY THE HUSBAND'S AGED MOTHER WHO IS ON HER DEATH BED CONFESSED THAT SHE COMMITED THE CRIME AFTER A QUARREL WITH THE YOUNG WIFE. HER SON WAS AWARE OF HER GUILT BUT REMAINED SILENT.
JULY 12, 1891
ALBERT ELSBERG A PROMINENT MANUFACTURER OF NO 218 CENTRE ST DIED OF HEART FAILURE YESTERDAY MORNING.
MR. ESBERG WAS BORN IN WESTPHALIA GERMANY. MARCH 24, 1835 AND CAME TO THIS COUNTRY WITH HIS PARENTS IN 1848. relatives may email me for the rest.
DR. CHARLES STAFFORD WILSON SURGEON DENTIST FORMERLY OF NO. 906 MANHATTAN AVENUE DIED SUDDENLY FRIDAY AT THE RESIDENCE OF HIS FATHER. NO 606 LORIMER STREET GREENPOINT.
DR. JOHN J. GLEAVY WHO DIED AT HIS RESIDENCE NO. 44 JEFFERSON AVE, BROOKLYN FRIDAY AFTER A BRIEF ILNESS THE RESULT OF A COLD WAS BORN IN THAT CITY, 41 YEARS AGO. relatives may email me for the rest.
JAMES LLOYD FULLER BROTHER OF THE FAMOUS MARGARET FULLER COUNTESS OSSOLI DIED IN THE INSANE ASYLUM AT WROCESTER AGED 65.
HENRY P. HORTON AGE 84 YEARS DIED AT BROOKPORT NY HE WAS A PROMINENT LAWYER AND AN EXSURROGATE OF MONORE COUNTY.
JAMES R. RYAN EX TREASURER OF THE STATE OF INDIAN DIED YESTERDAY AT INDIANAPOLIS AGED 75 YEARS.
WATCHMAN JOHN MAGUER EMPLOYED BY THE MUTAL GAS COMPANY FOUND AN OLD VEST AND A HAT ON FRIDAY NIGHT ON THE PIER AT THE FOOT OF EAST 12TH STREET. THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY HAD EVIDENTLY COMMITEED SUICIDE. IN THE VEST POCKET WERE FOUND 50 CENTS IN MONEY, A TICKET FOR A COAT PAWNED THE DAY BEFORE. relatives may email for rest.
THE BOYD OF PATRICK FITZPATRICK AN EX POLICEMAN 26 YEARS OLD, WHO LIVED AT COLUMBIA STREET WAS FOUND IN THE REIVER AT THE FOOT OF BALTIC STREET YESTERDAY.
SAMUEL LEITER OF OF PHILADELPHIA WAS DROWNED WHILE CANOEING ON BIT FOUL RIFT, JUST BELOW BELVIDERE NJ. ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
JOHN DEITY 75 YEARS OLD WAS YESTERDAY STRUCK AND KILLED BY A TRAIN ON THE ULSTER AND DELAWARE RAILROAD AT ROADOUT NY.
JOHN DUGAN FIVE YEARS OLF OF JERSEY CITY WAS FATALLY HURT YESTERDAY BY A FALL FROM THE THIRD STORY WINDOW OF HIS HOME.
AFTER DRINKING HEAVILY FOR A WEEK JANE JONES 42 YEARS OLD OF NO. 252 SOUTH TENTH STREET NEWARK TOOK ARSENIC YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AND DIED.
EDWARD WRIGHT COLORED, A TEAMSTER OF NEWARK FELL FROM HIS TRUCK A FEW DAYS AGO AND BROKE 3 RIBS. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE CITY HOSPITAL. HE AROSE FROM HIS COT LAST NIGHT AND WALKED ABOUT THE WARD REMARKIG THAT HE FELT ALRIGHT. A FEW MINUTES LATER HE SUDDENLY FELL TO THE FLOOR AND DIED.
HENRY C. MEINALL A COLLECTOR 50 YEARS OLD WHO FOR THE LAST 18 MONTHS HAS LIVED WITH HIS FAMILY AT THE FASHIONABLE BOARDING HOUSE COMITTED SUICIDE IN HIS BEDROOM ON THE 3RD FLOOR, WITH A 32 CALIBRE. relatives may email for rest.
FRANCIS M. BASH DANIEL BANKER
CHARLOTTE A. BARTLEMAN WILLIAM J. BLEWETT
CATHERINE A.F. BROWNE WILIAM E. BUCKHOUT
THERESEA CAHN IRA CHASE
MARGARET G. COLLINS HEROLD DELANOY
ROBERT S. DIX ALBERT EISEBERG
BERTHA ETTINGER ARTHUR W. FITZ GIBBON
MARY GOLDEN FRANCIS GORMAN
WILHELMINE GRIEBEL WILLIAM HOBBS
LOUIS HOLLISTER MARTHA E. HOLMES
JOHN H. HUYLER WILLIAM H. JONES
JESSIE JUDD THOMAS E. KEENEY
JAMES KIERNAN SOPHIA LAUN
GEORGE M. LEDIGER META LOESSER
WILLIAM H. MACY ROBERT D. MASSEY
DAVID MATTHEWS XILL MOSCHOWITZ
ADOLPH MULLER JOHANNA PHELAN
DEMARIS H. POTTER CHARLES S. WILLSON DOCTOR
MAJORIE WILSON
JULY 13, 1891
FRANCIS M. BASH CHARLOTTE A. BARTLEAN
BESSIE BRADY JOHN W. BRINDLEY
ANNIE BRUNS ANN CARNEY
JOHN H. CARROLL BETSY FRANK
ANNIE GALLIGAN DAISY A. HART
J.H. HOFFMAN LOUIS HLLISTER
JOHN H. HUYLER WILLIAM W. JONES
SUSAN L. KEENEY CHRISTOPHER KNOB
J.W. KNOBLOCH CHESTER LAMB
DAVID MATTHEWS HENRY C. MEINELL
ALEX D. NORVAL WILLIAM C. SCOLLAY
CHRISTIAN R. SMITH ISAAC STEINBERG
JOHN A. STOHRER VIRGINIA B. STRYKER
LISETTE L. WALTER HENRY L. WELSH
S. WHITNUM.
ISLIPS DARING OUTLAW LAUGHS AT HIS PURSUERS -- TOM RICHARDSON - SEE BELOW page one and two
HENRY MOEHRHOFF A GERMAN IS ALLEGED MADE TWO ATTEMPTS TO BURN HIS HOUSE DOWN see below page one and two
PAGE TWO ALSO CONTAINS:
NELLIE KELLY DAUGHTER OF MICHAEL KELLY OF MATTHEWS STREET IN ORANGE, WHO MARRIED JOHN KELLY DIVORCE.
EACH SIDE FOUGHT FOR IT'S OWN RESTURANT
WAR IN 6TH AVENUE BETWEEN WAITERS OF BRISTOL'S AND O'NEILL'S RIVAL ESTABLISHMENTS
ANNIE THE 8 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER OF HENRY C. ADAMS OF TREMONTH
RAN DOWN A SMALL YACHT AND ENDED THREE LIVES
ALSO LISTED ON PAGE TWO ARE THE FOLLOWING TWO ITEMS.
FREDERICK E. DAUM'S FUNERAL.
EDWARD BURNS DROWNING
CAPTAIN JOHN J. NORTHRUP WHO DIED LAST WEEK AT KANSAS CITY MO. 58 YEARS OLD WAS A NATIVE OF SUSSEX COUNTY J. AT THE OUT BREAK OF THE WAR OF THE REBELLION AND WHEN HE WAS ONLY 18 HE ENTERED THE SERVICE AS FIRST SERGEANT OF COMPANY B. OF 2ND REGIMENT OF NJ VOLUNTEERS. HE WON PROMOTION BY MERITORIOUS CONDUCT TO THE RANK OF CAPTAIN IN WHICH CAPACITY HE WAS MUSTERED OUT WITH HIS REGIMENT IN 1864. HE AFTERWARD ENGAGED IN THE MILLING BUSINESS. HE REMOVED TO KANASAS CITY A FEW YEARS AGO AND ENGAGED SUCCESSFULLY IN THE MILLING BUSINESS THERE. HE LEAVES A WIFE AND CHILDREN.
MRS. VIRGINIA RITTAIN STRYKER WIFE OF SAMUEL D.S TRYKER DIED ON SAT IN THE CASTLE HOTEL AT AMSTERDAM AVE ON 103RD ST IN THIS CITY SHE WAS 54 YEARS OLD. HER FATHER WAS THE LATE DR. S.B. BRITTAIN OF NEWARK AND SHE RESIDED IN THAT CITY SEVERAL YEARS AGO.
GEORGE G. HALSTEAD AN EX DIRECTOR OF THE PASSAIC COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS DIED AT HIS HOME IN PATERSON NJ. EARLY YESTERDAY MORNING OF DYSENTERY. HE WAS BORN IN PATERSON JULY 12 1846. FRONT RANK OF PATERSONS CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS. FOR 7 YEARS HE ACTED AS JUDGE OF ELECTIONS IN THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THE 4TH WARD. AND FOR FIVE YEARS SERVED AS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. HE WAS ELECTED A FREEHOLDER IN 1883 AND HE HELD THE POSITION OF DIRECTOR SINCE 1888.
JOHN J. FITZGERALD FOR 16 YEARS IN THE EMPLOY OF THE NY CENRAL RAILROAD IN NYC. FOR A PROTION OF WHICH TIME HE WAS CHIEF TRAIN DESPATCHER AT THE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT DIED AT LOS ANGELES CA. ON WED LAST OF CONSUMPTION AGE 39.
HIS HEALTH FAILED ABOUT 18 MONTHS AGO WHEN HE WAS RETIRED BY THE RAIL ROAD COMPANY ON APENSION. HE WAS A NATIVE OF UTICA WHERE HE LEAVES PARENTS AND A WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
FREDERICK GRUBER ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN GERMANS IN NEWARK DIED ON SAT AT HIS HOME NO. 461 18TH AVE IN THAT CITY HE WS 65 YEARS OLD AND LEAVES A WIDOW AND SEVERAL CHILDREN.
GEORGE W. TRUAX REAL ESTATE AGENT AT ASBURY PARK NJ. DIED YSTERDAY OF CANCEROUS TUMOR AFTER A LONG ILLNESS. HE HAD BEEN IN THE REAL ESATE BUSINESS THERE 17 YEARS. HE HELD A NUMBER OF PUBLIC OFFICES AND WAS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE WHEN HE DIED.
JULY 14, 1891
ANN ANDERSON CHARLOTTE A. BARTLEMAN
WILLIAM BOYKAMPER CATHARINE A.F. BROWNE
MARGARET CHERRY JOHN CUNNINGHAM
JOSEPH G. FENDEN REV. C. FITZPATRICK
BETSY FRANK JULIA FRIET
CHARLES R. GILL DAISY A. HART
SUSAN VAN V. HEATH J.H. HOFFMAN
WILLIAM W. JONES J.W. KNOBLOCH
CHESTER LAMB ARTHUR H. MULLER
WILLIAM J. MURLAUGH WILLIAM O'CONNER
HELEN O'HARA OSCAR PACKARD
OTTOMAR A. PAULSON HESTER M. PHILLIPS
GEORGE RUDD WILLIAM C. SCOLLAY
AUGUST E. SIEGMUND ISAAC STEINBERG
JOHN A. STROHRER VIRGINIA B. STRYKER
EDWARD J. STYLES LISETTE L. WALTER
JULIA WATERBURY HENRY L. WELSH
ISABELLA WRAY
CAMDEN NJ. MRS. WILIAM CARPENTER AND HER 7 YEAR OLD SON WERE DROWNED IN THE DELAWARE RIVER, OPPOSITE THE FEDERAL STREET FERRY AT A LATE HOUR ON SUNDAY NIGHT AND ALTHOUGH THE BODIES HAVE BEEN GRAPPLED FOREVER SINCE THEY HAVE NOT YET BEEN RECOVERED. relatives may email me for rest.
SPRING LAKE NJ. CHARLES PROSKS AGE 22 YEARS FROM BISVRICK BOHEMIA GERMANY, WAITER FOR THE MONMOUTH HOUSE, TOLD A FELLOW WAITER EARLY YESTERDAY THAT HE WAS GOING DOWN TO THE SHORE FOR A BATH AND THAT HE WOULD RETURN IN TIME FOR DUTY.
WALTER SULIVAN 14 YEARS OLD OF NO. 103 EAST 106TH ST WAS DROWNED YESTERDAY WHILE HE WAS BATING OFF 116THS T.
JOHN DALEY 6 YEARS OLD OF NO. 752 10TH AVE WHILE PALYING ON THE WEST 50TH ST DOCK Y ESTERDAY, FELL INTO THE RIVER AND WAS DROWNED.
FRANK LEONARD 19 YEARS OF AGE OF OTISVILLE WHILE DRUNK SUNDAY NIGHT WENT TO SLEEP ON THE DECK OF A CANAL BOAT AT RONDOUT. YESTERDAY HIS BODY WAS FOUND INT HE WATER NEAR THE BOAT.
THE BODIES OF MAMIE AND GEORGE VAN RISTE WHO WERE DROWNED IN THE HUDSON RIVER SUNDAY AFTERNOON WHILE IN A BOAT WITH THEIR FATHER HAVE NOT BEEN RECOVERED.
ARTHUR MULLER DROWNING AGE 25. EMAIL ME FOR COPY OF STORY.
AQUILLA JONES THE VENERABLE INDIAN POLITICIAN DIED IN INDIANPOLIS ON SUNDAY. HE WAS BORN NEAR SALEM N.C. JULY 11. 1811. relatives email me for rest.
BENJAMIN ESTABROK, SENIOR MEMEBER OF THE FIRM OF ESTABROOK AND EATON CIGAR DEALERS DIED YESTERDAY AT HINGHAM MSS FROM THE EFFECT OF AN OPERATION PERFORMED ON SATURDAY AS A LAST RESORT TO SAVE HIS LIFE. HE WAS BORN IN RUTLAND MASS. NEARLY 70 YEARS AGO. relatives may email for rest.
OSCAR PICKARD DIED YESTERDAY AT THE HOME OF HIS SON IN LAW EDWIN ELLIS AT LOUDONVILLE NY IN HIS 82 YEAR. HE WAS A NATIVE OF THIS CITY, BUT BEGAN HIS BUSINESS LIFE IN BUFFALO AS A COMMON MERCHANT. relatives may email me for rest.
CHESTER LAMB THE WELL KNOWN LIVERY STABLE KEEPER DIED OF KIDNEY TROUBLE AT HIS HOME. NO 235 WEST 36TH ST, YESTERDAY. HE WAS BORN IN VERMONT 1817. relatives email me for rest.
JOHN RUNYON EX ALDERMAN AND PRESIDENT OF THE MUTAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW BRUNSWICK N.J. AND RECENTLY A WATER COMMISSIONER DIED YESTERDAY AT THE AGE 67 OF CANCER IN THE STOMACH. HE LEAVES SEVERAL CHILDREN, ONE OF WHOM IS FRANK AND WORKS AS A CLERK IN GOVERNOR ABBOTT'S OFFICE. HE WAS RETIRED SHIPBULDER AND WAS ONE OF THE FIRST OWNERS OF SEPCULATORS IN PROPERTY AT OCEAN GROVE NJ.
DR. J.H. GRAY DIED AT HIS HOME IN MEADVILLE, PA. YESTERDAY FROM A STORKE OF PARALYSIS. HE WAS 66 YEARS OF AGE AND WAS A MEMBER OF THE PA LEGISLATURE IN 1871.
MRS. GRAY OF PELHAM STREET NEWPORT DIED ON SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE AGE OF 101.
DR GEORGE D. BALLANTYNE FORMERLY OF BELLEVUE HOSPITAL NY. DIED SUDDENLY OF HEART DISEASE AT HIS RESIDENCE IN HUNTINGTON PA. YESTERDAY AT THE AGE OF 50.
JULY 15, 1891
ANN ANDERSON WILLIAM BONYKAMPER
WILLIAM CARROLL DAVID G. CARTWRIGHT
GEORGE G. COOPER JR. ANN COSTELLO
CAROLINE L. CROMWELL JOHN CUNNINGHAM
KATE M. DORAN JESSIE R. DOUGLASS
GEORGE E. EPPIE JOHN FINNERTY
JOHN FLETCHER JULIE FRIET
LEOPOLD GREENBAUM JAMES GRIFFITHS
RITA S. HAGRIN OLIVER HURLES
CHARLES N. JARVIS EDWARD KAEPPEL
ISAAC KRAFT CHESTER LAMB
WILLIAM LINDSAY EMMA F. LIVINGSTON
ELIZABETH LYON WILLIAM J. MURTAUGH
JOHN M. MCCOURT DAVID MCGONAGIL
MARY MCNAMARA HELEN O'HARA
EDWIN ELLIS OSCAR PACKARD
OTTOMAR A. PAULSEN GEORGE WILLIS RUDD
VIRGINIA BRITTAN STRYKER ANDREW THOMPSON
D.C. TOMILINSON ISABELLA URAY
HAROLD THEODORE VON GERICHTERS
JULIA WATERBURY RICHARD J. WHYTE
RACHEL E. WICKHAM GEORGE J. WINCHESTER.
THE BODY FOUND IN THE JAMAICA BAY LATE FRIDAY AND INTERRED IN POTTERS FIELD WAS IDENTIFIED YESTERDAY AS CHARLES ISELE A FARMER OF NO. 326 HEECKER STREET BROOKLYN. HE WAS SUNSTRUCK TWO YEARS AGO. HE DISAPPEARED ONT HE 6TH AND IT IS THOUGHT HE COMMITED SUICIDE.
MRS. HONORA HICKEY DIED AT HOLBROOK MASS ON MONDAY AT THE AGE OF 103. SHE WAS BORN IN IRELAND.
J. PARKER HEATH A WELL KNOWN RESIDENT AND BUSINESSMAN OF POUGHKEEPSIE NY DIED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON OF AN ILLNESS OF SOME MONTHS.
GARDINER MAINE: MRS. NORA LAUDRY WAS FATALLY SHOT LAST MIDNIGHT BY THOMAS VACHON A FRENCH CANADIAN LUMBERE AGE 25 WHOSE HOME IN ST RAYMOND QUE. VACHON THEN COMMITTED SUICIDE. relatives may email for rest.
KEENE N.H. THE DEATH OF GEORGE W. CROCKER FROM LOCKJAW RESULTING FROM INJURIES RECEIVED ON THE NIGHT BEFORE THE 4TH OF JULY, HAPPENED HERE THIS MORNING. relatives may email me for rest.
MRS. WILLIAM BRONNAN OF NO. 23 GRAY STREET JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS, WHO WHILE HELPING HER HUSBAND AND HIS NEPHEW MURDER POLICEMAN RYERSON EARLY YESTERDAY MORNING, WAS SHOT BY THE POLICEMAN BEFORE HE SENT A BULLET THOUGH HER HSUBANDS HEART, DIED IN THE CITY HOSPITAL YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. relatives may email me for rest.
CAPTAIN DAVID G. CARTWRIGHT ONE OF THE OLDEST OF AMERICAN SHIPMASTERS DIED AT HIS HOME. NO. 456 HENRY STREET BROOKLYN, ON MONDAY NIGHT. CAPT CARTWRIGHT was born in NANTUCKET 91 YEARS ago and went to sea with the old time whalers when he was a boy. in 1837 he came to this city and started in the commission business which he carried on for 42 years.
PROFESSOR JOHN C. NASH fell dead in his chair at his home in PARKERSBURG WEST VA. on Monday night he was 75. relatives may email for rest.
PHINEAS M. AUGUR who was prohibition candidate for governor of CONNECTICUT last November receiving 3,413 votes was found dead in his bed at his home in MIDDLEFIELD YESTERDAY MORNING. HIS DEATH RESULTED FROM HEART DISEASE. HE WAS 65.
RELATIVES MAY EMAIL ME FOR REST.
REV. RICHARD J. WHITE DIED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT ST. FRANCIS XAVIERS IN WEST 16TH ST OF PULMONARY TROUBLES AGE 67. HE WAS BORN NOV. 17 1824. relatives may email me for rest.
GENERAL THOMAS HARRISON DIED YESTERDAY AT WACO TEXAS. HE WAS BORN IN ALABAMA IN 1823 BUT REMOVED IN HIS EARLY CHILD HOOD TO MISSISSIPPI WHERE HE WAS EDUCATED.
THE DEATH OF THOMAS E. BOLDEN OF MERIDEN CONN WHICH OCCURED YESTERDAY AT THE AGE OF 77 YEARS REMOVES ANOTHER
FROM THE RANKS OF THE 49 NINERS IN THAT STATE. He was one of the first to leave the state & go to California in search of gold but like many others returned as poor as he left. The deceased however amassed a comfortable fortune by thrift & industry after his return.
SAMUEL HISCOX DIED AT THE RESIDENCE OF HIS DAU. MRS. W.A. COLE IN YONKERS ON SUNDAY. AGE 95. HE WI LL BE BURIED IN GREENWOOD CEMETERY. MR. HISCOX Was one of the first ice dealers doing business in NY and organized the KNICKERBOCKERS.
HE RETIRED 30 YEARS AGO. HIS SON EDWARD IS A MEMBER OF THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
JULY 16, 1891
THE FATAL EXPLOSION OF THE BRITISH SHIP G.C. BOOTH AT THE FOOT OF RICHARD STREET, BROOKLYN, IS BEING INVESTIGATED BY THE AUTHORITIES. The mutilated bodies of HAYES AND REAGAN were yesterday removed from the morgue and taken to NO. 82 FULLER STREET Where REAGAN The brother of HAYES BOARDED. The funeral will be held today and the inquest on JULY 23.
HENRY GRAHAM 45 YEARS OLD EAN ENGINEER OF NO. 308 MADISON STREET AND JOHANNA KLERNAN, 28 YEARS OF AGE OF NO. 374 WARREN STREET, DIED SUDDENLY AT THEIR RESIDENCES YESTERDAY.
THE BODY OF LENA BARROWS THE YOUNG GIRL WHO DIED IN THE GERMAN HOSPITAL IN NEWARK ON MONDAY FROM THE EFFECTS OFMALPRACTICE WAS BURIED IN FAIRMOUNT CEMETERY IN THAT CITY.
MR. AND MRS. BROKAW WHOSE SON WASD DROWNED RECENTLY WHILE TRYING TO RESCUE A SERVANT GIRL AT ELBERON NJ DESIRE TO THANK THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC FOR THE TOKENS OF SYMPATHY AND CONDOLENCES RECEIVED IN THE HOUR OF THEIR BEREAVEMENT.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM BOARDMAN DIED AT HIS HOME IN OCEANIC NJ. ON TUES NIGHT OF PARALYSIS. HE WAS BORN IN AMESBURY MAS S ON NOVE 13 1817. HE WENT TO NY IN EARLY MANHOOD AND AFEW YEARS LATER BECAME A MEMBER OF THE FIRM OF BOARDMAN, HOLBROOK AND CO PROPRIETORS OF THE NEPTUNE IRON WORKS. relatives may email me for more.
CONRAD KAUFMAN 62 years old a veteran of the war, dropped dead at 9th ave and 39th st. He served as a soldier during the war in company a. 7th regiment New York State Volunteers. relatives may email me for rest.
BOSTON MASS: EDWARD BURGESS THE RENOWNED YACHT DESIGNER WAS BURIED TODAY AT MOUNT AUBURN AFTER IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SERVICES AT TRINITY CHURCH. relatives may email for rest.
DR. HENRY ELMER TOWNSEND DIED IN BOSTON YESTERDAY. HE WAS THE SON OF ELMER TOWNSEND WHO WAS INTERESTED INT HE INVENTION OF THE MCKAY SEWING MACHINE- relatives may email me for rest.
REV. CHARLES WILLIAM MORRILL DIED AT HIS ROOM IN ALPINE, 33RD STREET AND BROADWAY YESTERDAY AFTERNOON OF PNEUMONIA AFTER 3 WEEK ILLNESS. HE WAS THE FIRST RECTOR OF ST. ALBAN'S CH URCH, NOW THE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY EAST 47TH ST.
WILLIAM L. TINKER DIED IN NEWARK ON TUES AT THE HOUSE OF HIS NEPHEW CHARLES T. POMEROY NO. 18 PENNINGTON STREET. HE WAS OVER 80 YEARS OF AGE. HE WAS BORN IN EST GRANVILLE MASS. relatives may email me for rest.
REV. DR. GARRETT L. ROOF D. D. DIED AT TROY YESTERDAY. HE WAS BORN IN CANAJOHARIA IN 1811. AND WAS THE GRANDSON OF JOHANNES ROOF THE FIRST WHITE CHILD BORN IN MOHAWK VALLEY. relatives may email me for rest.
MR.S A.H. LA MONTE FOR 10 YEARS MATRON OF THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY ORPHANS HOME IN BINGHAMTON NY DIE DON MONDAY IN THAT CITY AGE 54. SHE WAS A NATIVE OF ADAMS MASS AND HER LIFE HAD BEEN LARGELY DEVOTED TO CHARITABLE WORKS. HER HUSBAND AND 4 CHILDREN SURVIVE HER.
GEORGE F. PUTNAM 43 YEARS A WELL KNOWN CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE AT FONDA NY DIE DON MONDAY AT THE AGE OF 70. IN THE STATE HOSPTIAL FOR THE INSANE AT UTICA. HE LEAVES A WIFE AND 3 SONS.
JOSEPH L. BRADY PROMINENT IN NEWARK'S AMATEUR DRAMTIC CIRCLES DIED IN THAT CITY YESTERDAY OF CONSUMPTION AT EH AGE OF 23 YEARS. HE WAS MANAGER OF THE ST. JAMES DRAMTIC SOCIETY AND IT'S LEADING MAN.
MRS. MARY COLOLISN DIED AT NEWBURY PORT MASS ON TU ESDAY NIGHT AT THE AGE OF 101 YEARS. SHE WAS BORN IN IRELAND.
DAVID B. ST. JOHN WELL KNOWN AT THE OTSEGO COUNTY SUMMER RESORTS AS AN ORCHESTRA LEADER DIED LAST WEEK AT HIS HOME IN EDMESTON AGE 35.
ALPHEUS D. FREER A PROMINENT DEOMCRACTIC POLITICIAN OF PUTNAM COUNTY NY DIED AT HIS HOME IN BREWESTER YESTERDAY OF BLOOD POISONING CAUSED BY A CARBUNCLE. HE WAS 50 YEARS OLD.
DAVIS ABELL OF SARATOGA DIED VERY SUDDENLY THERE ON TUESDAY EVE. HE HAD BECOME OVERHEATED AND TO COOL HIMSELF PLUNGED HIS ARMS INTO A TANK OF COLD WATER. HE TURNED PALE AND DROPPED DEAD OVER THE TANK.
MRS. CORNELL WIFE OF THE EX POLICE CAPTAIN AND POLICE TELEGRAPH OPERATOR THOMAS CORNELL OF THE BROOKLYN DEPT. DIED OF PARALYSIS AT ROY NY. YESTERDAY. SHE WAS ON A VISIT TO THAT PLACE WITH HER HUSBAND WHO WAS ON HIS ANNUAL VACATION.
SOPHIA VAN C. BISHOP FLORA BLUM
WILLIAM BOARDMAN JOHN T. BURLING
ROSAMOND CLARK ANNE E. MAC A CLINTON
ANN COSTELLO CAROLINE L. CROMWELL
WILLIAM D. CRESLER FRANK W. DEAN
MAUD DOANE FRANK W. DOHM
CATHERINE DORAN JAMES DOYLE
GEORGE E. EPPLE ARNOLD FALK
JOHN FINNERTY MARY FLYNN
DR. CHARLES R. GILL JAMES GREENWOOD
RETA HAGGIN WALTER HEARN
PARKER HEATH ESSY RUTLEDGE HETHERINGTON
CHARLES H. JARVIS JOHN KEAHAN
ADELE KYNNERSLEY EMMA LIVINGSTON
JAMES LOCKETTE THERESA MARTIN
REV. CHARLES WILLIAM MORRILL
GEORGE M. NORWOOD COLONEL ROBERT S. RODGERS
MARY ELLEN SAWYER JOSEPH SCHLOSSER
BERTHA SIMON ANN SMITH
GEORGE SMITH HAROLD THEODORE VON GERICHTEN
JULIA WATERBURY GEORGE WINCHESTER
JULY 17, 1891
THOMAS AITKEN MARY BERWICK
JEROME BLUMENTHAL ANNIE E. BOOTH KIRKENDALL
PETER J. BOYD PETER BRUNER
JOHN T. BURLING CHARLES CAROLL CLANCY
ANN ELIZA MACARTHUR CLINTON
WILLIAM COLE JOSEPH H. DEANE
JAMES DOYLE LEWIS L. DUNHAM
ARNOLD FALK MARY COLEMAN FERRIS
NELLIE J. FITZPATRICK MARY FLYNN
DR. CHARLES R. GILL R.T. GOLDSMITH
ESSY RUTLEDGE HETHERINGTON
JOHN KEAHON JAMES KEHREN
JOHN RENWICK KERR EMMA LIVINGSTON
JAMES LOCKETT JOHN W. MACRAE
MRS. MARY MAHAU WILLIAM J. MARCH
THERESA MARTIN MICHAEL A. MEEHAN
DAVID MILNE REV. CHARLES WILLIAM MORRILL
JOSEPH SCHLOSSER
ISAAC SCHRADZKI BERTHA SIMON
ANN SMITH JULES L. TOURNADE
MARTHA WILLSON WALKER EMIL WIENER
WILLIAM SHOOLIS A YOUNG MINER EMPLOYED IN THE AVEONDALE CELLIERY PLYMOUTH PA WAS INSTANTLY KILLED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON BY FALLING ON TOP OF A PILE OF COAL.
GEORGE TIMM 20 YEARS OLD OF THIS CITY DIED IN THE SMITH INFIRMARY AT NEW BRIGHTON SI YESTERDAY OF INJUIRES RECEIVED AT THE WATER TOBOGGAN SLIDE AT SOUTH BEACH ON JULY 4TH.
WHILE MRS. ANNIE BRENNAN WAS CARRYING A CAN OF BENGINE UPSTAINS IN HER HOUSE AT TARRYTOWN LAST NIGHT THE FULID BECAME IGNITED AND EXPLOSION FOLLOWED THE FLAMES SET HER CLOTHING ON FIRE AND SHE WAS BURNED TO DEATH.
FURTHER TESTIMONY WAS GIVEN IN THE SURROGATE'S COURT YESTERDAY RELATIVE TO THE WILL OF THE LATE MARY A. BURNS, WHICH FRANK CONNOLLY HER SON WHO WAS LEFT $1 BY THE TERMS OF THE WILL CONSTEST IN MRS O'NEIL THE NURSE WHO DRAW THE WILL, SAID MRS. BURNS WAS PERFECTLY SOME WHEN SHE DICTATED THE WILL AND EXPRESS A DESIRE THAT GUARDIAN FOR HER SON SHOULD BE APOINTED AND ALSO THOSES THE INTEREST OF THE ESTATE SHOULD GO TO HIM. THESE PROVISIOSN MRS O'NEIL WERE NOT PUT IN THE WILL WHEN SHE DREW IT BECAUSE SHE FORGOT THEM.
JOHN WEIGHTMAN 28 YEARS OLD, OBTAINED EMPLOYMENT AS A BARBER WITH AUGUST DEIGE AT NO. 760 OCEAN AVE, JERSEY CITY LAST WED MORNING. HE WENT INTO A WOODSHED IN THE REAR YARD YESTERDAY AND CUT HIS THROAT WITH A RAZOR.
GENERAL BENJAMIN FRANKLIN KELLEY WHO RAISED THE FIRST REGIMENT OF LOYAL TROOPS SOUTH OF MASON AND DIXON'S LINE DURING THE WAR OF THE REBELLION DIED AT 8PM LAST NIGHT ATT HIS HOME NEAR OAKLAND MD. relatives may email me for rest.
FRANCIS R. RIVES THE MILLIONAIRE WHO DIED THIS MORNING AT HIS HOME NEAR NEW HAMBURG NY AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS IN THE 70TH YEAR OF HIS AGE. HE WAS BORN IN FEB 1822 AT CASTLE HILL ALBEMARLE COUNTY VA BEING THE SON OF WILLIAM C. RIVES WHO SERVED IN THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE AND TWO TERMS IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE. relatives may email me for rest.
MR. ALEXANDER FRASER A WELL KNOWN CITIZEN OF BALITMORE COUNTY AND PROMINENT AMONG THE FLORISTS AND GARDENERS OF MARY LAND DIED LAST NIGHT AT JOHN HOPKINS HOSPITAL IN BALTIMORE . relatives may email me for rest.
MR. RENSSELAER T. GOLSMITH PRESIDENT OF THE SOUTHHOLD SAVINGS BANK SOUTHHOLD LI. DIED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT HIS RESIDENCE NEAR PECONIC LI. relatives may email me for rest.
JOHN BLAKEY THE VETERAN BOAT BUILDER OF CAMBRIDGE DIED AT AN EARLY HOUR YESTERDAY MORNING AT HIS HOME IN BOSTON. HE WAS BORN IN NEW CASTEL ON TYNE ENGLAND AND WAS 56 YEARS OF AGE. relatives may email me for rest.
MRS. THOMAS NICKERSON WIFE OF THE FORMER PRESIDENT AND BUILDER OF THE MEXICAN CENTRAL AND ATCHISON. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILWAY SYSTEM DIED SUDDENLY YESTERDAY MORNING OF HEART FAILURE.
MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN an ex alderman of newark died wed afternoon at his residence no. 139 newark street in that city. he was 59.
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN DIED OF PARALYSIS OF THE BRAIN AT HIS RESIDENCE NO. 108 FRANKLIN AVE BROOKLYN ON WED. HE WAS BORN IN IRELAND AND FOR MANY YEARS PRIOR TO HIS DEATH HE HELD THE POSITION OF SEARCHER IN THE TAX DEPT.
COLONEL L.H. FERRELL ONE OF THE 6 MEN IN LOUISVILLE WHO VOTED FOR ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN 1860 DIED AT LOUISVILLE KY YESTERDAY. HE SERVED GALLANTLY THOUGH THE WAR. HE WAS 62 AND DEATH WAS CAUSED BY HEART DISEASE.
JOSEPH THOMPSON WELL KNOWN IN THE FINANCIAL CIRCLES IN THIS CITY AND THE LARGE STOCKHOLDER IN MANY PROMINENT BANKS DIED LAST NIGHT AT HIS RESIDENCE NO. 256 WEST 52 ST. MR. THOMPSON WAS 71.
NEWS WAS RECEIVED AT NEW BERLIN NY OF THE DEATH LAST WEEK AT ELKHART IND OF NORA LEWIS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND AMIABLE GIRLS IN CHENANGO COUNTY AND WHOSE ELOPEMENT WITH A MARRIED MAN A FEW YEARS AGO MADE AN UNCOMMON SENSATION. SHE WAS THE ELDEST OF 6 CHILDREN AND A PETTED FAVORITE IN HER FAMILY AND BELLE IN SOCIETY.
MR. H.C. ROGERS DIED AT THE PERRY HOUSE NEWPORT RI JULY 15. HE WAS 40 YEARS OLD.
JULY 18, 1891
THOMAS AITKEN SAMUEL BIRNBAUM
JOHN B. BORAZZI PETER J. BOYD
PETER BRUNER MARGARET CAULFIELD
ROSAMOND CLARK ADAM COOK
LYDIA CORSE CATHERINE CROWLEY
JOSEPH H. DEAN JAMES DOYLE
JOHN DRAPER CATHARINE FARR
MARY COLEMAN FERRIS IDA LOUISE FRISBIE
ELLA VIRGINIA GEARON JONATHAN A. GIBBS
CAROLINE GILDEMEISTER RENESSELAER T. GOLDSMITH
ABBY F. HARRIOT JACOB LOUIS HASBROUCK
ANNIE HAYDEN ESSY RUTLEDGE HETHERINGTON
JOHN KEAHON HENRY KINDLAN
HENRY E.. LE GRAW CHARLES LENZ
LEO LEWINSON MRS. FREDERICK B. VAN VORST MACAE
JOHN C. ROGERS LIMA ROSE
DAVID STEWART SIMON STRAUSS
JOSEPH THOMPSON
THE REV. JAMES L. HULL OF THE FENNINGTON STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, FLATBUSH OFFICIATED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT THE FUNERAL SERVICES OVER THE BODY OF GEORGE M. NORWOOD WHO WAS DROWNED BY THE CAPSIZING OF THE NAPHTHA LAUNCH ETHEL OFF EAST ROCKAWAY ON SUNDAY. INTERMENT WAS IN GREENWOOD CEMETERY.
SERVICES OVER THE BODY OF LOUIS CAEMMERER ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE DISASTER WILL BE HELD THIS AFTERNOON AT NO. 9 HARRISON PLACE.
THE BODY OF THE WOMAN FOUND IN THE 39TH STREET FERRY SLIP SOUTH BROOKLYN A FEW DAYS AGO HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED AS THAT OF FRANCES RAUGH, 24 YEARS OLD WHO LIVED WITH AN AUNT AT NO. 536 WEST 46TH STREET THIS CITY. THE AUNT TOLD CORONER ROONEY THE YOUNG WOMAN WAS A SEAMSTRESS BUT LATELY HAD BECOME DISCOURAGED ON ACCOUNT OF THE MISERABLE WAGES SHE EARNED.
JOHN SCHOELLER A SALOON KEEPER AT NO. 907 GRAND STREET LAST WEEK LOST HIS 2 1/2 YEAR OLD BOY YESTERDAY AFTERNOON BY DROWING IN A HORSE TROUGH ON THE SIDEWALK IN FRONT OF HIS HOME. THE BOY WAS LEFT ON THE SIDWALK WITH HIS 7 YEAR OLD SISTER, WHO WENT SOME DISTANCE AWAY TO PLAY. THE LITTLE FELLOW CRAWLED INTO THE TROUGH AND WAS DEAD WHEN A MAN PULLED HIM OUT.
THE BODY OF JOHN LOSHER OF JERSEY CITY WHO WAS DROWNED IN THE HUDSON ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON WAS FOUND FLOATING IN THE RIVER NEAR SYBIL'S CAVE HOBOKEN YESTERDAY.
THE BODY OF MATTHEW RAY WHO WAS SHOT AND KILLED BY A POLICEMAN IN WEST SUPERIOR WISCONSIN ARRIVED AT BURILINGTON NJ. YESTERDAY.
THE BODY OF GEORGE DENINS ONE OF THE VICTIMS OF THE DISASTER TO THE SLAUNCH ETHEL ON SUNDAY LAST WAS PICKED UP OFF L YESTERDAY BY CAPTAIN RHINEHART OF THE LIFE SAVING STATION.
JULY 19, 1891
THOMAS ATKEN ELLEN BATES
ANDREW F. BARBOUR LAURA BAYER
PETER J. BOYD PETER BRUNER
HONORA BURNS MARY F. BUTLER
MARGARET CAULFIELD SPENSER COE
JULIA M. CONWAY ADAM COOK
LYDIA A. CORSE CATHERINE CROWLEY
JOHN DRAPER CATHERINE DUANNE
EDWARD FAY ISAAC S. FISHER
IDA L. FRISBIE WILLIAM R. GARRARD
ELLA V. GEARON JONATHAN A. GIBBS
RENSSELAER GOLDSMITH ELIZABETH T. GOODWIN
ABBY F. HARRIET ANNIE HAYDEN
DAVID G. JACK HENRY E.E. LE GRAW
CHARLES LENZ LEO LEWINSON
JAMES MEEHAN MATHEW MEIGHAN
DAVID MILNE EUGENE T. ROSE
LINA ROSE DAVID STEWART
SIMON STRAUSS MARY A. SULIVAN
PAUL F. C. TUCKER HANNAH WALSH
PATRICK WELSH EMIL WIENER
PETER J. ZUGNER JR.
MRS. MARSENA BRINK PECK WHO DIED recently at her home in EAST GREENWICH OHIO at the age of 91 Years was a native and long resident of MARATHON, CORDLANDT COUNTY NY. Her husband GEORGE PECK in company with his brother PHILANDER PECK carried on a mercantile business, first at MARATHONA and later at CHICAGO. The brothers died some years ago leaving large fortunes to their childess widows. mrs. PHILANDER PECK founded a home for incurables at chicago and at her death endowed it with the bulk of her fortune. MRS. MARSENA PECK by her will just made public leaves $20,000 to found a free public library in her native town. she also bequeaths $5000 to MARTHAON PRESBYTERIAN and small sums to METHODIST AND BAPTIST CHURCHES.
COLONE JOHN POLK PRYOR DIED IN FRANKFORT KY FRIDAY NIGHT OF CHOLERA MORBUS. HE WAS 66 YEARS OLD.
DR. CHARLES E. SHOEMAKER A DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIAN OF READING PA. AND WLEL KNOWN SPECIALIST IN AURAL SURGERY DIED AT NOON YESTERDAY FROM INJURIES RECENTLY RECIEVED BY MAKING A MISSTEP AND SUSTAINING A FALL WHICH PRODUCED CONCUSSION OF THE BRAIN. HE WAS EDUCATED AT URSINUA COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY OF PA. AND WAS 55.
SAMUEL G. TUPPER A PROMINENT INSURANCE MAN AND FOR MANY YEARS PRESIDENT OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AT CHARLESTON S.C. DIED THERE YESTERDAY 74.
EDWARD L. HARRISON ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN JEWELLERS OF NEWARK NJ. DIED AT HIS HOME IN THAT CITY YESTERDAY AFTER A LONG ILLNESS. HE WAS 64. HE LEFT TWO SONS AND ONE DAUGHTER.
COLONEL STERLING R. COCKRILL FATHER OF CHIEF JUSTICE COCKRILL OF THE ARKANSAS SUPREME COURT DIED AT MOUNT NEBE YESTERDAY 87 YEARS. HE WAS A NATIVE OF VA AND A GAILIANT SOLIDER IN THE MEXICAN WAR. HE LIVING IN ARKANSAS SINCE IT BECAME A STATE.
CAPTAIN THOMAS SKEERER ONE OF THE OLDES RIVER MEN IN LOUISVILLE KY DIED FRIDAY NIGHT. HE BGAME WORK ON THE RIVER IN 1842 AND WAS MASTER OF THE LOUISVILLE RIVER TRADE.
MR. PAUL FENIMORE COOPER TUCKER A LAWYER OF THIS CITY DIED SUDDENLY OF HEART DISEASE WHILE ON SUMMER VACATION IN SULLIVAN COUNTY ON JULY 16. HE WAS THE SON OF EX SURROGATE TUCKER ANS WAS A MAN OF MUCH PROMISE IN HIS PROFESSION. HE WAS A MEMBER OF THE TAMMANY COMMITTE IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT
JACOB HOOPER THE BROTHER OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE OF NEWARK NJ AND CAPTAIN HOOPER THE AGENT OF THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NJ AT THAT PLACE DIED FRIDAY AT HIS HOME IN BELLEVILLE NJ. HE WAS 43.
PATROLMAN PATRICK WELSH OF THE WEST 47TH STREET POLICE DIED YESTERDAY AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS. HE WAS 48.
JULY 20, 1891
ELLEN E. BATES LAURA BAYER
THOMAS BRENNAN MARY F. BUTLER
BERTHA H. BUTSCHEROF EDITH CARROLL
CHARLES P CASSILLY ROSE DINKEISPIEL
ELIZABETH DRISCOLL CATHERINE DUANE
EDITH J. ELY WILLIAM FARQUHAR
IDA L. FRISBIE CAROLINE GEOTCHIUS
ELIZABETH GOODWIN GEORGE HEWELETT
E.A. JOHNSON JOHN KEATING
HENRY E.E. LE GRAW STEPHEN W. MERRITT
MARY MORAN BERTHA NUSEBAUM
JAMES REYNOLDS JULIUS ROSENHAM
WILLIAM SPADER DAVID STEWART
ELIZABETH STOCKBRIDGE MARY A. SULLIVAN
JOHN L. VANDERVOORTT HANNAH WALSH
PATRICK WELSH MARTHA WYATT
PETER J. ZUGNER JR.
THE FUNERAL OF CHARLES LENA THE CASHIER CLERK OF THE WILLIAMSBURG GAS LIGHT COMPANY WHO HANGED HIMSELF AT HIS HOME 871 PARK AVE BROOKLYN, TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY.INTERMENT WAS IN LUTHERAN CEMETERY. THE BODY WAS FOLLOWED TOT HE GRAVE BY EMPLOYEES OF THE AS LIGHT COMPANY AND BY THE DEAD MANS' COMRADES OF CRUSADES LODGE 100F/
THE BERGEN NJ. COUNTY AUTHORITIES yesterday granted a permit allowing an examination to be made of the body of PETER VAN RYSER buried in the OLDHOOK CEMETERY IN THE NORTHERN PARK OF THE COUNTY. The dispute about the treatment of this body which now threatens to culminate in the indictment of the HACKENSACK HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT at the instance of MRS. MARIA DEMAREST OF WOODCLIFF SISTER OF the deceased man is attracting a great deal of attention. VAN RYSER who was 60 YEARS OLD and a bachelor went to the hospital against the wish of his sister and without her knowledge. That was at the close of last month. ON JULY 1 He wrote a letter to his sisterand 3 days afterward he was dead. When MRS. DEMAREST Heard of his death she sent the undertaker SMITH OF HILLSDALE for the body. UNDERTAKER SMITH INFORMED MRS. DEMAREST that her brothers body had been badly mutilated with the disecting knife. DR. ST. JOHN HEAD OF THE HOSPITAL'S MEDICAL BARD DENIED THE CHARGE OF MUTILATION SAYING A SHORT INCISION HAD BEEN MADE ABOUT THE HEART AS THE MAN HAD DIED OF HEART DISEASE.
ALBERT G. BAGG WHO DIED AT GUTHRIE OKLAHMA ON TUESAY LAST AGE 49 WAS A NATIVE AND UNTIL RECENTLY A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF ONEIDA COUNTY NY. HE SERVED THROUGH THE WAR OF THE REBELLION AS A MEMBER OF THE 14TH REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
THE DEATH OF DR. ALBERT SKINNER OF YOUNGSTOWN NY SATURDAY REMOVED ONE OF THE OLDEST PRACTICING PHYSCIANS IN NIAGARA COUNTY. HE WAS AGED 84 AND FATHER OF DR. WINSLOW SKINNER OF NY. HE WAS PRESIDENT OF MANY YEAR OF THE NIAGARA OCUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY AND ACCOUNTED ONE OF THE MOST AMATEUR BOTANISTS IN WESTERN NY.
ALSON WHITING MILLS DIED ON THE 13TH IN GUILFORD NY AGE 82. HE WAS BORN AND HAD ALWAYS LIVED IN GUILFORD AND DIED ON THE FARM OCCUPIED BY HIS FATHER HEWITT MILLS.
MRS. JOSEPHINE WALLACE Diedi n the hospital early this morning from LOCKJAW. She received the injuires which caused her death in a strange manner. While sitting in her carriage in front of a road house in SAVIN ROCK a few days ago.FRANK DUGGAN a well known young man about town, drove up with 3 companions. suddenly DUGGAN jumped out of his carriage andleaping into MRS. WALLACES took the reins as if to drive away with her. The woman immediately jumped out and as she did so her dress caught on the wheel and she sruck ground onone foot only. the foot turned under her and was broken at the ankle. She was taken to the hospital and as gangreen set in the foot was amputated after which lockjaw attacked her from which she died last night.
JULY 21, 1891
ELIZABETH MAUDE ANNAN
ABBIE AUSTIN
CARRIE A. EARL BROWN
BERTHA H. BUTSCHAROF
GEORGE A. DICKINSON
JOHN S. DODGE
MARY ELLICOTT
CATHARINE GALLIGAN
CAROLINE GEOTCHIUS
ETHEL HANNABURGH
REBECCA HANVIN
ELISE HELD
MRS. JANE HENDRICKSON
HENRY I. HEWLETT
ANGELIQUE HOWELL
E.A. JOHNSON
MAGADELINE KETTELL
SOPHIE KINGSLAND
LAVINA LAKE KLENM
STEPHEN WILLIAM MERRITT
EMMA MIHR
JOHN MCCORMICK SR.
MARCELLUS E. MCDOWELL
JAMES MCGRATH
CHARLES S. O'NEILL
JAMES REYNOLDS
EUGENINE SIEBERT
WILLIAM R. SMITH
WILLIAM SPADER
ELIZABETH STOCKBRIDGE
JOHN LEDYARD VANDERVOORT M.D.
JULIA A. WELLS
PATRICK WELSH
ALLAN WILLIAMS
FIRST LT. STEPHEN W. MERRITT was one of the most popular and distinguished officers of the 7th regiment died at nyack ny on sunday evening.
He was the son of REV. STEPHEN MERRITT.AND was born in this city SEPTEMBER 25, 1857. HE ENLISTED as a private in company b. seventh regiment July 1 1860.
EDWARD TASCHEREAU AN ATTORNEY AT LAW OF QUEBEC DIED AT ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL YESTERDAY MONRING. HE WAS THE BROTHER OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF QUEBEC AND NEPHEW OF CARDINAL TASCHEREAU.
ALEXANDER GOURLEY AN INMATE OF THE NATIONAL SOLIDERS HOME AT LEAVENWORTH KANS IS DEAD. HE WAS 98 YEARS OLD.
MRS. EDWARD ANNAN JR DIED YSTERDAY AT THE OREINTAL HOTEL MANHATTAN BEACH OF PERITONITIS. SHE WAS 25 YEARS OLD.
EX JUDGE WILLIAM SPADER DIED YESTERDAY AT HIS HOME IN MATAWAN NJ YESTRERDAY. HE WAS 78,.
CHARLES S. ONEIL 38 YEARS OLD OF 340 EAST 58TH ST AIED LAST EVENING OF BLOOD POISONING.
JAMES H. RATON PRESIDENT OF THE COMMERCIAL TRAVERLERS ASSOCIATION OF THE STEATE OF NY DIE DIN SYRACUSE NY SUNDAY NIGHT.
CHARLES P. ASSILLY A WEALTHY RETIRED MERCHANT OF NY DIED SUNDAY IN HIS SUMMER COTTAGE AT SPRING LAKE BEACH NJ. HE WAS 69.
MRS. MARY WHITESIDE WHO LIVED FOR MANY YEARS IN THE GERMAN TOWN SECTION OF PHILADELPHIA DIED SUNDAY INA SBURY PARK AT HER COTTAGE AT FIFITH AVE AND KINGSLEY STREET SHE WAS 82.
HENRY S. DUNN A PROMINENT RESIDENT OF NEWARK NJ. DIED OF HEART DISEASE AT HIS HOME NO. 267 WALNUT STREET NEWARK NJ. HE WAS 52.
THE REV. FATHER B. DANSHAUER DIED SUNDAY EVENING AT THE ST. CLEMENTS COLLEGE GLEN MITCHEL NY. THE REDEMPTIONIST PREPARING SCHOOL.
WILLIAM P. ROSS ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST PROMINENT PUBLIC MEN IN THE CHEROKEE INDIAN NATIONAL FELL DEAD AT HIS HOME IN FORT GIBSON LT. YESTERDAY MORNING.
ADELE BRAY AN ACTRESS AND WIFE OF THE COMEDIAN FRANK M. KENDRICK DIED YESTERDAY AT HER HOME NO. 260 WEST 24TH STREET OF BLOOD POISONING AS THE RESULT OF AN ABSCESS.
JULY 22, 1891
ISAAC H. ALBIN IRENIE AMBRON
ELIZABETH MAUDE ANNAN FRANCIS ANNIE AMMIDOWN
ABBIE AUSTIN EPHRAIM P. BICK
VICTOR FORREST BRADLEY OSCAR BRANDT
CHARLES BRODIE MARY E. WOOSTER CORDRAY
DOROTHEA CROSHER MINNIE HURLEY DONNELLAN
MRS. ANNIE GIBNEY ELIZABETH GOGERTY
GUSTAV HABES PRISCILLA JARVIS HAVILAND
ELISE HELD JOHN M. BOWLING HOWELL
ADELLE BRAY KENDRICK FANNIE M. KENNEDY
SOPHIE MELIZET KINGSLAND LAVINIA KLEMM
SEABURY LAWRENCE WILLIAM LEHR
ZOPHAR MEAD STEPHEN WILLIAM MERRITT
EMILY C. MULLIGAN DANIEL J. MURPHY
JOHN MCCORMICK SR. GEORGE K. MCKIBBIN
DAVID NEWMANN CHARLES S. ONEILL
CHARLES A. PIERSON ANDREW P. ROSS
MARGARET SEXTON MAY H. SHAFFER
ELIZABETH STOCKBRIDGE ADOLF TSHEPPE
LOUIS S. VAN EPS ALLEN W. WILLIAMS
GEORGE S. WILLIAMS ROSE L. YERANCE
JULY 23, 1891
CLARISSA C. ARMSTRONG EPHRAIM RICK
CAROLINE L. BOOTH RUTH BOWSKY
OSCAR BRANDT GEORGE K. CARBREY
JAMES CARSON JOHN K. COATES
CHARLES R. COFFIN FRANK D. DURGIN
HORTENSE A. EAGAN HANNA FARLEY
ROSA FREUDENTHAL SISTER (PHILOMENA) M. EUSTELLE GALVIN
ANNIE GILROY MYRON L. HILL
NANCY A. HOAGLAND ALFRED R. HOWARD
ARTHUR L. KATZENSTEIN SEABURY LAWRENCE
WILLIAM LEHR GUSSIE M.A. LUCKHARDT
ZEPHAR MEAD EMILY C. MULLIGAN
DANILE J. MURPHY DAVID NEUMANN
CHARLES H. PIERSON ARTHUR K. RAMES
ANDREW P. ROSE JACOB RUBENSTEIN
HENRY A. SMITH HENRY SMYTHE
O.P. WELLS ALICE W. WILLIAMS
EDWARD B. WOODRUFF
THOMAS LANDON, 12 YEARS OLD OF MARION STREET LONG ISLAND CITY , WAS DROWNED IN THE EAST RIVER OFF SANFORD'S POINT YESTERDAY AFTERNOON WHILE BATHING.
PATRICK H. MURRAY, A FISHKILL NY CONTRACTOR AND HENRY MILLSPAUGH, A NEWBURG CARPENTER WERE SERIOUSLY PROBABLY FATALLY HURT YESTERDAY BYA FALL FROM A HOUSE AT THE FOMRER PLACE UPON WHICH THEY WERE WORKING.
THE INQUEST IN THE CASE OF JOHN LASCHE, ALFRED RUNTON AND J. BITTERSON, THE 3 YOUNG MEN FROM HOBOKEN WHO WERE DROWNED BY THEIR ROWBOAT SWAMPING WAS CLOSED LATE ON TUESDAY NIGHT. THE VERDICT WAS THEY WERE ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.
THE 7 YEAR OLD SON OF RICHARD DOTY OF 235 COTTAGE PLACE PLAINFIELD NJ IS DYING OF BRAIN FEVER. A PLAYMATE NAMED GREEN STRUCK HIM IN THE BACK OF THE HEAD WITH A STONE. YESTERDAY YOUNG GREEN WHO IS 7 YEARS OLD STRUCK ANOTHER BOY WITH A STONE KNOCKING HIM SENSELESS. HE WAS ARRESTED AND WILL BE SENT TO THE REFORM SCHOOL.
JOHN J. CLARK OF ROSEBANK S.I. ON THE NIGHT OF JUNE 18TH got into an altercation with ARTHUR KINSELLA and a number of the latter's friends set upon CLARK and beat him into unconsciousness. They carried him to his home where he died shortly thereafter. THE RICHMOND COUNTY GRAND JURY yesterday indicted ARTHUR KINSELL, JOSEPH LANGHAM, LUKE WHELEHAN, PATRICK FITZGERALD AND GORDON YOUNG FOR MANSLAUGHTER in the first degree.
JULY 24, 1891
ANNA E. ANDRESS ALFRED BALDWIN
CAROLINE L. BOOTH JOHN S. BRENNAN
CHARLES M. BURBANK GEORGE E. CARDREY
JOHN K. COATES CHARLES B. COFFIN
CHARLES A. DUCEY FRANK D. DURGIN
PHILLIP FAERBER EDWARD FREEL
LOUIS T. FREES ROSA FREUDENTHAL
MARY E. GABAY CHARLES C. GOSS
ABRAHAM GREENEBAUM MARGARET A. HEALY
LAURA R. HULL SARAH HYDE
J. JAQUES JAMES M. LAMBERSON
CHARLES J. LEVY EDWARD LISTON
MARY C. MARTIN ARCHIE MORE
EMILY C. R. MULLIGAN WILLIAM C. PILAT
ARTHUR K. RAMEE SCHUYLER SKATTS
HANNAH M. THOMPSON O.P. WELLS
MARY ANN LINDEN, RELICT OF IWLLIAM LINDEN OF NEWRY IRELAND DIED AT HER LATE RESIDENCE 114 OAK STREET GREENPOINT BROOKLYN. NEWRY NORTH IRELAND AND GLASGOW PAPERS PLEASE COPY.
PHILLIP FAERBER WHO DIED AT HIS RESIDENCE NO. 156 EAST 16TH ST YESTERDAY IN THE 75 YEAR OF HIS AGE WAS WELL KNOWN IN THE MUSICAL CIRCLES THROUGHOUT THE CITY, HAVING BEEN A MEMBER OF THE OF THE PHILHARMOICA AND OF SEVERAL OTHER MUSICAL SOCIETIES AND ONE OF THE FIRST VIOLINS IN THE METROPLITIAN OPERAHOUSE ORCHESTRA. HE WAS BORN IN BERLIN AND LEAVES A WIDOW.
DR. OVID P. WELLS ONE OF THE ELDEST PHYSICIANS OF THIS CITY DIED WED NIGHT AT HIS HOME NO. 318 EAST 20TH ST IN THE 86TH YEAR OF HIS AGE. HE WAS BORN IN WASHINGTON MASS WHERE HE AND THE LATE EX GOVERNOR E.D. MORGAN WERE SCHOOLMATES.
ISAAC N. STODDARD PRESIDENT OF THE PLYMOUTH MASS NATIONAL BANK DIED SUDDENLY OF HEART TROUBLE IN PLYMOUTH YESTERDAY MORNING. HE WAS BORN IN UPON MASS 79 YEARS AGO AND WAS A BROTHER OF B. STODDARD OF WORCHESTER. relatives may email for rest.
JAMES M. LAMBERSON who had been BATTERY MAN in the TELGRAPH BUREAU OF THE NY FIRE DEPT. for the last 15 years died at his home NO. 72 BARROW STREET yesteday morning of ACCUTE BRIGHT'S DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS after a comparatively brief illness. He was 48 years old. He was a member of the VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT and served his time in the HOWARD ENGINE COMPANY 34. HE WAS A PROMIENTNT POLITICAN AND WAS SECRETARY OF THE TAMMANY HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE OF THE 9TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT FOR 20 YEARS. HE LEAVES A WIDOW AND A 14 YR OLD SON.
MRS. LAURA RAYNOR HULL WIFE OF WILLIAM L. HULL OF SING SING NY. DIED AT HER HOME ON SOUTH HIGHALND AVE SING SING, LATE LASTE EVENING FROM EHART DIEASE. SHE WAS BORN IN NYC 24 YEARS AGO AND WAS THE ONLY CHILD OF JOHN AND LZZIE F. RAYNOR. HER MOTHER TOOK HER TO SHELTER ISLAND RECENTLY TO RECUPERATE HER HEALTH AND RETURNED MONDAY. SHE WAS SECRETARY OF THE LADIES AUXILLARY OF THE YOUNG MENTES CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION AND WAS AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF THE HIGHLAND AVE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
BALTHAZAR FELDMAN DIED AT HIS HOME NO. 1157 BROAD STREET NEWARK. ON WED. AGE 65. HE WAS BORN IN THE TOWN OF GLAURUS SWIZTERLAND. HE TRAVELLED EXTENSIVELY IN HIS YOUTH AND SPENT SEVERAL YEARS IN RUSSIA. HE CAME INTO THIS COUNTRY 38 YEARS AGO AND ENGAGED IN THE WATCH AND CLOCK BUSINESS. HE LEAVEA WIDOW, A SON AND 5 GRANDCHILDREN. HIS SON IS G.L. FELDMAN OF THE HANSON AND VAN WINKLE COMPANY OF NEWARK.
EDWARD DIXON A WELL KNOWN LAWYER OF NY OF THE FIRM DIXON AND WILLIAMS DIED YESTERDAY MORNING AT WESTERLY R.I. AGE 35 YEARS. HE MARRIED MISS ANTONIA DRAPER THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF DR. JOHN W. DRAPER AND FOR A WHILE LIVED IN HUSTINGS. HE WAS ASSOCIATED WITH S.J. TILDEN IN DRAWING UP HIS WILL. HE DIED OF RHEUMATISM.
MR. SCHUYLER STAATS OF THE BUCKINGHAM HOTEL NY DIED AT THE ELMER HOUSE IN CORNWALL NY YESTERDAY MORNING.
ISAAC C. JENKINS FOR MANY YEARS A PROMIENT CITIZEN OF OSWEGO NY DROPPED DEAD IN THE STREET YESTERDAY MONRING OF APOPLEXY.
DR. JOHN CLAPTON FOR 20 YEARS PHYSICIAN AT THE EASTERN LUNATIC ASYLUM AND WELL KNOWN IN THE MASONIC CIRCLES THROUGH VIRGINIA DIED IN WILLIAMSBURG WED NIGHT
WILLIAM L. TORREY DIED ON WED LAST AT HIS HOME NO. 103 2ND PLACEBROOKLYN FROM PULMONARY AFFECTION. MR. TORREY WAS BORNING RUSHFIELD YATES COUNTY THIS STATE. 58 YEARS AG. HE WAS FOR MANY YEARS ENGAGED IN THE BOX MANUFACTURING BUSINESS AND FILED SEVERAL CONTRACTS WITH THE GOVERNMENT DURING THE WAR. HE WAS A MEMBER OF THE SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
A CABLE MESSAGE FROM MONT DORE A FASHIONABLE WATERING PLACE IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE WAS RECEIVED ON WED. ANNOUNCING THE DEATH IN THAT PLACE OF RE. J.J. MCDERMOTT RECTOR OF THE SACRED HEART CHURCH OF SPRINGFIELD MASS ON TUES FROM HEMORRHAGE. relatives may email me for rest.
ABRAHAM GREENEBAUM THE ORGINATOR OF THE NEWSAPER DELIVERY SYSTEM IN THIS CITY DIED AT HIS HOME NO. 1570 FIRST AVE 5:30PM YESTERDAY. HE WAS 76 YEARS OLD. HE WAS BORN IN HESSE DARMSTADT AND CAME TO THIS COUNTRY IN 1860. 26 YEARS AGO HE GAN BUSINESS AS A RETAIL DEALER IN NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS NO. 960 EAST 10TH STREET. MARRIED TWICE, 8 KIDS. SON LEOPOLD WHO WAS ALSO INTERESTED IN THE NEWS BUSINESS DIED LAST WEEK OF HEART FAILURE AGE 40. relatives may email me for rest.
REV. CHARLES CHAUCER GOSS DIED ON WED 70 YEARS. HE WAS BORN IN DEC 13 1830 AT BRIDGEWATER ENGLAND. IN 1842 HE CAME TO THIS COUNTRY AND IN 1852 WAS GRADUATED FROM THE METHODIST BIBLICAL INSTITUE OF CONCORD N.M. REALTIVES MAY EMAIL ME FOR REST.
JULY 25, 1891
NETTIE E. BAILEY ALEXANDER BERTRAM
JAMES SMEDLY BLACKMAN JOHN SUMNER BRENNAN
MARARET BRITT WILLIAM BUTLER
MICHAEL CARAHER JOHN E. COATES
CHARLES A. DUCEY PHILIP FAERBER
ANNA M. FINCH MRS. MARY E. GABAY
ABRAHM GREENBAUM EDWARD GURNEE
MARY ANGES HANLY WALKER HARTWELL
MRS. MARGARET A. HEALY WALTER E. HUBBARD
LAURA RAYNOR ANDERSON JAMES
MRS. MARY KING JAMES . LAMBERSON
ROBERT E. LAYBURN WILIAM H. W. LOOP
REUBEN LORD DAVID M.LYON
JOHN A. LYON MARY C. MARTIN
WILLIAM NEVILLE SR. CATHARINE O'LOUGHLIN
ARNOLD PIERCE SCHUYLER SKAATS
CHARLOTTE SOARBY DR. O. P. WELLS
E. HEIDI WILLIAMS
JULY 26, 1891
JOSEPH D. BADGLEY ALEXANDER BERTRAM
JAMES S. BLACKMAN LOUISE W. BLACKMAN
ERNST BREDT WILLIAM BUTLER
MICHAEL CARAHER WALTER L. COHN
ANDREW CRAWFORD MARGARET L. DICKIE
MARGARET A. DONOVAN ANNA M. FINCH
JENNIE GENDERING WILIAM GILLIGAN
JOSEPH GRAHAM ABRAHM GREENEBAUM
WALTER GRIER EMMA J. GRFFIN
MARY A. HANLY CYRIL R. HART
CHARLES E. HOLLY GENEVIEVE HOWE
LAURA R. HULL WILLIAM HUTCHINSON
JOHN T. HYNDMAN THOMAS KENNAN
MARY A. LINDEN REUBEN LORD
JOHN A. LYON CATHARINE O'LOUGHLIN
PATRICK O'RILEY PAULINE ROTHKUGEL
MARY E. RYAN SCHUYLER SKAATS
WILLIAM R. SMITH CASSIE SOUTHWORTH
CHARLOTTE SOWARBY WILLIAM WALSH
E. HEDA WILLIAMS
RANSOM LABOR 19 WHO RESIDED WITH HIS BROTHER ON MAPLE STREET IN PATERSON NJ. WAS FEEDING THE COMRPESSING MACHINE IN THE IVANHOE FACTORY YESTERDAY WHEN HE FELL ON THE RECEIVING BOARD . HIS CLOTHING WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN THE ROLLERS AND BEFORE THE MACHINERY COULD BE STOPPED HE WAS DRAWN LATE INTO THE MACHINE AND CRUSHED TO DEATH.
JULY 27, 1891
JOSEPH D. BADGLEY ERNST BRADT
JAMES S. CASE FISHER M. CLARKE
MARGARET. L. DICKIE MARGARET A. DONOVAN
FRANCIS FARRELL SARAH GRAHAM
MARGUERITE A. GARDNER EMMA J. GRIFFIN
EDMUND HAMMOND CHARLES E. HOLLY
WILLIAM HUTCHINSON GEORGE E. JEWELL
LAZARE KETSKEMETY PETER LIEBERTZ
JOHN A. LYON DAVID METZGER
HENRY V. MYERS WILLIAM MCCORMACK
CLARA MCGARRY RICHARD S. NEWCOMBE
SARAH PAULEY JOHN T. POVIE
ABBY RICH MARY E. RIGNEY
MARY E. RYAN SCHUYLER SKAATS
CASSIE SOUTHWORTH CHARLOTTE SOWARBY
JENNET ZORKOWSKY
JULY 28, 1891
HAROLD J. BERNHARD ERNST BREDT
GUSTAFF BROWN BENEDICTS CARSTENS
JAMES S. CASE JOHN CODDINGTON
JOHN J. DARCY MARGARET L. DICKIE
MARGARET A. DONOVAN PATRCIK DORAN
JAMES F. FOWLER MARGUERITE GARDNER
ALEXANDER GRANT NICHOLAS GUNTZER
EDMUND HAMMOND CHARLES HOLLY
JACOB HYMAN FRANCES B.KELLY
ANDREW H. KNAPP JOSEPHINE KNAPP
PETER LIEBERTZ ANNIE MAHON
ELIZABETH MEEHAN WILLIAM MCCORMACK
MARG. M. MCLAUGHLIN RICHARD S. NEWCOMBE
JULIUS RHEINBOLDT MARY RIGNEY
ANNA M. STUART JAMES STOCKBRIDGE
AMY D. STROOCK HARRIET S. STROUD
ALEXANDER GRANT A RETIRED MERCHANT OF NEWARK DIED SUDDENLY OF APOLPLEXY AT HIS HOME IN THAT CITY SUNDAY NIGHT. HE WAS BORN NEAR ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND IN 1826 AND CAME WITH HIS PARENTS TO THIS COUNTRY IN 1830. relatives may email me for rest.
ERASTUS J. BASSETT DIED AT HIS HOME IN HARTFORD YESTERDAY MORNING, AGE 71. DISEASES CONTRACT AT THE CHICAGO FIRE CAUSES HIS DEATH. MR. BASSETT WAS KNOWN TO THE INSURANCE WORLD AS THE GENERAL AGENT AND ADJUSTER OF THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY AND IN THIS CAPACITY HAS ADJUSTED MORE LOSES THAN ANY MAN LIVING.
JOSIAH KISTERBOCK A WEALTHY RETIRED MANUFACTURER OF PHILADELPHIA DIED AT HIS SUMMER HOME AT WOODBURY NJ. YESTERDAY.
PETER KILPATRICK AN OLD RESIDENT OF THE FIFTH WARD OF NEWARK DIED THERE YESTERDAY AT THE AGE OF 86. HE WAS BORN IN NEWBURG AND REMOVED TO NEWARK IN 1832.
MAJOR J. MARSHAL GUION DEPT COMANNDER OF THE UNION VETERANS UNION OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK AND PROMINENT IN GRAND ARMY CIRCLES DIED SUDDENLY AT SENECA FALLS NY SUNDAY.
SENATOR ODELL DIED LAST NIGHT AT HALIFAX N.S. OF APOPLEXY. THOUGH A RESIDENT OF HALIFAX HE REPRESENTED NEW BRUNSWICK IN THE SENATE BEING APPOINTED BY ROYAL PROCLAMATION AT THE TIME OF THE CONFEDERATION.
MEREDITH REYNOLDS ONE OF THE ORIGINAL ABOLITIONISTS OF KENTUCKY DIED AT GLASGOW KY YESTERDAY AGE 86. HE WAS THE ONLY MAN IN HIS COUNTY TO VOTE FOR MARTIN VAN BUREN AND THE OTHER FREE SOIL CANDIDATES.
AMOS R. CLARK RETIRED FLOUR MERCHANT AND AN OLD MEMBER OF THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE DIED SUNDAY AT HIS RESIDENC EIN NORTH TARRY TOWN HE WAS 86 AND FORMERLY OF THE FIRM HORTON,CLARK AND MAGNELS AFTER CLARK AND MANGELS.
The funeral of the well known laywer, RICHARD S. NEWCOMBE who died SUNDAY EVENING, will take place at 10:30am wed from MR. NEWCOMBES LATE RESIDENCE NO. 805 MADISON AVE. relatives may email me for rest.
EX GOVERNOR PAUL DILLINGHAM OF VERMONT DIED EARLY YESTERDAY MORNING AT HIS HOME IN WATERBURY, VT. AGE 92. He was born in SHUTSBURY MASS IN AUGUST 1790. HIS FATHER SOON MOVED TO WATERBURY WITH HIS FAMILY OF 8 CHILDREN, WHERE PAUL LATER ENTERED THE LAW OFFICE OF DAN CARPENTER. relatives may email me for rest.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES OF MRS. MARK HOPKINS SEARL WILL BE HELD WED. AT ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF WHICH SHE WAS A MEMBER. MRS. SEARLES MOTHER IS QUITE ILL.
FREDERICK C. HAVEMEYER WHO IS LYING ILL AT HIS RESIDENCE IN THROGS NECK IS STEADILY FALLING.
JULY 29, 1891
EMMA C. BERGEN JAMES BRENNAN
BENEDICT CARSTENS SABRA F. COLBY
CHARLES W. COX HAZEL E. DANIELS
MICHAEL DERIVAN HELEN ENNEVER
JOBEDIAH B. FARRY SAMUEL FLOYD
MARIA L.B. GIBBONS ALEXANDER GRANT
FLORENCE E. HALEN BECK EDMUND HAMMOND
WILLIAM E. HANLON FREDERICK C. HAVEMEYER
JOHN O. HIGGINS FRANCE B. KELLY
ISABELLA S. LAUGHLIN MARY LAVIN
JOHN N. LAWRENCE MARY A.M. LEARY
PETER LIEBERTZ ANNIE MAHON
WILLIAM MAUTERSTOCK RICHARD S.NEWCOMBE
CHARLES T. REILLY HENRY REINCKE
JULIUS RHEINBOLDT MARY E. RIGNEY
ELIZA SALMON JACOB SCHWORER
ANNA M. STUART JAMES STOCKBRIDGE
CHARLES H. STOTT MARY STUART
MARIA TOOKER CHARLES E. WHITE
SAMUEL SANDS WHO WAS THE FIRST PRINTER TO PUT IN TYPE THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER DIED YESTERDAY MORNING AT HIS SON'S HOME IN LAKE BOLAND MARYLAND HE WAS 92. SON: SAMUEL B. SANDS. relatives may email me for rest.
THE REV. DR. JOHN L. CHAPMAN FATHER OF THE REV. CHALMERS D. CHAPMAN RECTOR OF GRACE CHURCH GREENVILLE NJ DIED AT HIS HOME IN IRVINGTON NEAR NEWARK ON MONDAY NIGHT OR REMITTENT FEVER. HE WAS BORN IN NORTH OF IRELAND COUNTRY ON FEB. 27 1812. HE CAME TO THIS COUNTRY WHEN HE WAS 20 YEARS OLD. relatives may email me for rest.
SIDNEY C. BANCROFT OF PEABODY MASS A PROMINENT MEMBER OF THE ESSEX BAR FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS DIED YESTERDAY AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS. relatives may email me for rest.
A CABLEGRAM HAS BEEN RECEIVED AT WASHINGTON FROM COLON, ANNOUNCING THE DEATH OF WILLIAM E. SIMS OF VIRGINIA. UNITED STAES CONSUL AT LAST PORT. HE WAS BORNIN MISSISSPPI IN 1842. relatives may email me for rest.
E.C. ALLEN THE FAMOUS PUBLISHER OF AUGUSTA ME DIED AT THE PARKER HOUSE BOSTON YESTERDAY OF PNEUMONIA.
ANSEL L. CROCKER AN OLD AND WEALTH CHICAGO MERCHANT WAS FOUND DEAD IN HIS HOME MONDAY NIGHT. HE WAS BORN IN VERMONT IN 1817.
MR. BAILEY DICKERSON DIED AT HIS HOME IN NEWARK NJ. ON MONDAY NIGHT AFTER A LONG ILLNESS HE WAS BORNIN DOVER NJ. IN 1819 AND REMOVED TO NEWARK WHEN HE WAS A YOUNG MAN. HE WAS CONNECTED WITH THE FIRM OF C.M. MOSEMAN AND BROTHER, OF THIS CITY FOR SEVERAL YEARS. HE LEAVES A WIDOW AND 2 SONS.
THE REV. W.H. COXSON A METHODIST MINISTER WHILE PREACHING AT A CAMP MEETING IN PLEASANTVILLE NJ YESTERDAY WAS STRICKEN WI TH PARALYSIS AND DIED IN A FEW MINUTES. THE DECASED WAS AMEMBER OF THE GRAND ARMY AND SERVED AS CHAPLAIN DURING THE WAR IN THE 176TH NY VOLUNTEERS.
MRS. MARIA M. CLARK OF WINNIPEG MAN, DIED ON SUNDAY AT THE HOME OF HER SISTER, DR. CHARLOTTE L. MERRICK AT UTICA NY. AGE 50.. SHE WAS THE WIDOW OF THE LATELY DECEASED ATTORNEY GENERAL H.J. CLARK OF MANITOBA AND SISTER OF HENRY MERRICK AND ALBERT MERRICK OF TORONTO CANADA. SHE LEAVES 2 SONS.
W.R. HARLEY A NATIVE OF WASHINGTON COUNTY VA ONE OF THE EARLIEST SETTLERS OF ARKANSAS DIED AT HIS HOME IN DALLAS COUNTY ON MONDAY HE WAS 83.
JACOB SCHWORER MANUFACTURER OF CORNICES WHO WAS TO HAVE BEEN THE STECKLER CANDIDATE FOR ALDERMAN IN THE 10 DISTRICT THIS FALL DIED MONDAY
MRS. HARRIET FARNUM PECK DIED AT HANCOCK NY ON SUNDAY AGE 89. SHE WAS BORN IN LITCHFIELD CONN AND MARRIED THE ALTE REV. LEVI PECK A LONG A PROMINENT MEMBER OF THE NY CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. SHE IS THE SISTER OF THE LATE HENRY H. FARNUM LONG PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF PORT JERVIS NY.
CAPTAIN GEORGE LIPPENCOTT OF LITTTLER SILVER NJ DIED AT 11PM MON. NIGHT. SHE WAS 77 YEARS OLD.
THE FUNERAL OF LEVI L. BRIGHAM WHOSE BODY WAS THE TIDE WASHED ASHORE AT GRAVESEND A FEW DAYS AGO WAS HELD AT UNDERTAKERS STILL WELL'S AT GRAVSEND LAST EVENING. INTERMENT AT WOODLAWN CEMETERY.
THE FUNERAL OF MRS. HOPKINS SEARLS FORMERLY THE WIDOW OF MARK HOPSKINS THE FORTY TIMES MILLIONAIRE BUT LATER THE LIFE OF EDWIN F. SEARLES WILL TAKE PLACE ATHE THE RESIDENCE OF HER HUSBAND IN METHUEN MASS ON WED AT 1PM.
JOHN ROLAND REED THE FATHER OF THE COMEDIAN ROLAND REED AND A MAN WHO SAW MORE CONTINUOUS SERVICE IN THE THEATRICAL PROFESSION THAN ANYBODY NOW BEFORE THE PUBLIC IS DEAD. very lengthy obit, relatives may email for rest.
MRS. THOMAS R. DEVERILLE OF NO. 142 BERGEN STREET BROOKLYN DIED APOPLEXY LAST NIGHT AT THE COTTAGE OF WILLIAM R. ROGERMAN?
FREDERICK CHRISTAIN HAVEMEYER WHO WAS TAKEN ILL WITH THE GRIP WHILE PASSING THROUGH RICHMOND VA FOUR MONTHS AGO, DIED AT HIS HOME IN THROGS NECK AT 6:30PM LAST NIGHT. very lengthy obit.
JULY 30, 1891
JOHN AXFORD
LEWIS BECKEL
JAMES BRENNAN
JOHN L. CHAPMAN
ANNA COAKLEY
HAZEL E. DANIELS
WILLIAM DOHERTY
WILLIAM J. DOW JR.
RICHARD GAULE
WILLIAM F. HANLON
FREDERICK O HAVEMEYER
HENRY G. HUBBARD
FRANCIS JONES
FRANCE R. KELLEY
WILLIAM H. KNIGHT
ISABELLA S. LAUGHLIN
MARY LAVIN
JAMES MABLE
ANNIE C. MAYNICKE
MARY MCCARTY
MRS JACOB NAYLOR
JAMES D. NEAGLE
HENRY REINCKE
ELIZA SALMON
JACOB SCHWOERER
HONORA SHEEHY
ELLEN HODGES SOULE
RAYMOND ST. C. STOKES
CHARLES H. STOTT
SIDNEY B. STUART
ELIA B. TAYLOR
CHARLES E. WHITE.
ROBERT STINER A FARMER LIVING NEAR MILFORD NJ WAS FOUND DEAD YESTERDAY MONRING IN THE STABLE NEAR THE HOUSES.
THERE WAS A NOTICE OF PROTEST ON FILE YESTERDAY IN THE KINGS COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT WHEN THE IWLL OF THE LATE REV. THOMAS P. CONANT WHO DIED IN APRIL ALST WAS ORDERED FOR PROBATE.
SON ROGER CONANT OF SANTA CRUZ CAL AND MRS. MARCIE H. LOUD OF BROOKLYN.
JULY 31, 1891
JOHN ASFORD LEWIS BECKEL
JOHN BENDERNAGET JANE BOURKE
DONALD BRYAN HELEN BURNS
MATILDA E. CLARK WILLIAM DOHERTY
ANN DOYLE VIRGINIA C. EDSEN
ANNA R. FLAGGE MARGARET FLYNN
JESSE FRANK ISAAC P. FRINK
MARGARET FULTON ALCORN FROST
RICHARD GAULE FREDERICK C. HAVEMEYER
FRANK KENNY BERNARD LYNCH
JAMES MABLE MRS. JACOB NAYLOR
HARRIETTE ORCHARD FELIX A. OUDIN
HENRY REINCKE JOHN SATTLER
HONORA SHEEHY MARY SMITH
RICHARD SMITH ALBERT J.L. STAHMANN
RAYMOND ST. C. STOKES ARMIDA STRACHAN
HUGH P. SULLIVAN CATHERINE THOMPSON
CHARLES EDWARD TODD WALLACE W. VAUGHAN
ROBERT WALE JULIA A. WILLIAMS
CHARLES ROBINSON THE SENIOR MEMBER OF THE WELL KNOWN BOSTON LAW FIRM OF ROBINSON AND BLANEY DIED AT HIS RESIDENCE IN WEST NEWTON MASS YESTERDAY MORNING OF APOPLEXY. HE WAS BORNIN LEXINGTON ON NOV 6 1829. relatives may email for rest.
MRS. VIRGINIA CHRUCHILL EDSON WIFE OF DR. CYRUS EDSON CHIEF INSPECTOR OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH, DIED AT HER HOME YESTERDAY NO. 54 EAST 9TH ST. YESTERDAY AFTER A PROTRACTED ILLNESS OF CANCER OF THE BREAST. MRS. EDSON WAS 38 YEARS OLD AND THE MOTHER OF 4 CHILDREN. HER FATHER WAS JAMES PAIGE AN ENGLISHMAN WHO AT ONE TIME WAS CONSUL FOR THE UNTED STATES AT ALGIERS. HER MOTHER WAS NATIVE OF GREECE AND MRS. EDSON BEFORE HER MARRIAGE LIVED SOME IYEARS IN CONSTANTINOPLE.INTERMENT WILL TAKE PLACE AT WOODLAWN.
A CABLE DISPATCH FROM LONDON ANNOUNCES THE DEATH OF MISS JESSIE FOTHERGILL THE WELL KNOWN AUTHROESSES WHO WROTE THE FIRST VIOLIN KITH AND KIN AND ANUMBER OF OTHER WORDS OF FICTION WHICH HAVE GAINED WELL MERITED POPULARITY.
MR. NATHANIEL G. GILMAN OF EXETER N.H. AGED 73. HE HAD BEEN A MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE AND REGISTER OF DEEDS. HE HAD ALSO HELD MANY TOWN OFFICES AND WAS A MAN OF MARKED ABILITY. HE WAS BORN IN EXETER AND WAS THE SON OF NATHANIEL GILMAN A CAPTAIN IN THE WAR OF 1812. A SISTER AND 3 BROTHERS, ONE OF WHOM IS A CONGRESSMAN FROM MAINE.
MRS. JULIA A. REID THE AGED MOTHER OF EX ASSEMBLY MAN JAMES S. BECKWITH DIED AT THE OCEAN HOUSE ATLATNIC CITY NJ YESTERDAY AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS OF 6 YEARS.
MRS. EMEROY VILLAS BECKWITH WIFE OF GEORGE HENRY BECKWITH AND DAUGHTER OF THE ALTE SAMUEL T. VILAS OF PLATSSBURG NY DIED YESTERDAY AFTER A LONG ILLNESS IN HER 55 YEAR.
CHARLES W. CHASE DEPUTY COLLECT OF CUSTOMS FOR MANY YEARS AT THE INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE BLACK ROCK NY DIED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. HE WAS AN OLD AND WLLL KNOWN CITIZEN OF NORTH BUFFALO.
MRS. LEWIS W. SPARKS DIED WED. EVE AT HER RESIDENCE NO. 153 MADISON AVE ELIZABETH NJ AGE 76. SHE WAS OF THE OLD WINANS FAMILY AND HAD LIVED IN ELIZABETH SINCE HER MARRIAGE OF SOME 40 YEARS AGO.
FOREMAN JOHN SATTLER OF HOOK AND LADDER COMAPNY NO. 2 DIED YESTERDAY MORNING AT HIS RESIDENCE NO. 349 EAST 49TH ST OF HEART FAILURE IN THE 55 YEAR OF AGE.
MRS. MARY FROST A VETERAN TEACHER DIED AT HE RESIDENCE IN THIS CITY YESTERDAY. SHE HAD EDUCATED TWO GENERATIONS AT WESTERLY RI. FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS SHE HAD BEEN THE CHIEF ASSISTANT TEACHER IN THE SCHOOL OF HER DAUGHTER MARY FROST ORMSBY IN THIS CITY.
WILIAM PENN WILSON A NEW YORK LAWYER LIVING IN ELIZABETH NJ DIED SUDDENLY YESTERDAY AT ST. CLOUD HOTEL IN THAT CITY OF HEART TROUBLE. HE WAS 45.
MRS. MARTHA D. WASHINGTON OF DENISON TEXAS WIDOW OF DR. WASHINGTON DIED THERE YESTERDAY AGE 71. DECEASE WAS THE WIFE OF THE GRANDSON OF THE ILLUSTRIOUS FATHER OF THIS COUNTRY.
TRUMAN HARRINGTON A NOTED ADIRONDACK GUIDE AND WOODSMAN DIED LAST WEEK AT CAMDEN NY AGE 71. HGE WAS BORN AT BOONVILLE ON THE WESTERN BORDERS OF THE ADIRONACK WILDERNSS AND WAS KNOWN AS A SKILLFULL HUNTER AND WOODSMAN FROM EARLY YOUTH.
THE REV. MILO G. BULLOCK WHO DIED SUDDENLY ON TUES AT CHICAGO IL WAS FORMERLY ON OF THE MORE CONSPICUOUS CLERGYMAN OF INTERIOR NY.
