AMERICAN NECROLOGY ABBEY, Edwin Austin, England, Aug. | Public Library and many other notable 1, aged 59; artist and illustrator. buildings. ABRAHAM, Abraham, Brooklyn, June CARSON, Hiram, Ithaca, N. Y., June 28, aged 68; merchant and philan- 15, aged 82: professor emeritus of thropist. English literature at Cornell. ANDRADE, Cipriano, New York, June 19, aged 70; Rear-Admiral, U. S. N., retired. ASHMORE, Sidney G., Schenectady, N. Y., May 22, aged 59; professor of Latin at Union College. ATWILL, Edward F.. Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 24, aged 70; Protestant Episcopal bishop of Western Missouri. BAIRD, Julian W., Boston, June 26, aged 52; chemist, and dean of the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. COLMAN, Norman J., Nov. 3, on train near St. Louis, aged 84; appointed by President Cleveland first Secretary of Agriculture. CROWELL, Edward Payson, Amherst, Mass., Mar. 26, aged 81; professor emeritus of Latin at Amherst College. CURTIN, John J., Jan. 1, aged 72; Brigadier-General, U. S. A., retired. CURTIS, Edward L., New Haven, Conn., Aug. 26, aged 57; professor of Greek at the Yale Divinity School. CURTIS, William Eleroy, Oct. 5, aged BAKER, George Hall, New York, Mar. 27, aged 60; librarian emeritus of Co-60; journalist and author of historical lumbia University. BOGERT, Wm. Strong, Feb. 16, aged 74; Rear-Admiral, U. S. N., retired. BONACUM, Thomas, Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 4, aged 64; Roman Catholic Bishop of Lincoln. BRADFORD, Gamaliel, Boston, Aug. 21, aged 80; banker, and author of works on political economy. BRADY, Francis Xavier, Baltimore, Mar. 13, aged 51; president of Loyola College, Baltimore. BRINCKERHOFF, Dr. Walter Remsen, Cambridge, Mass., Mar. 2, aged 37; an authority on leprosy and smallpox. DE BROUGHILLIER-CHAVIGNY, Charles Marie Claude, Marquis, July 11, aged 54; lecturer, and professor of French literature and politics at Harvard. BULLIS, John L., San Antonio, Tex., May 26, aged 70; Brigadier-General, U. S. A., retired. BURKE, Daniel W., Portland, Ore., May 30, aged 70; Brigadier-General, U. S. A., retired. CARRERE, John M., New York, Mar. 1, aged 52; architect of the New York works. DEVINS, Rev. John Bancroft, New York, Aug. 26, aged 54; editor of the New York Observer. DRYDEN, John F., Newark, N. J., Nov. 24, aged 72; founder and president of the Prudential Insurance Co. DUDLEY, Edgar S., Johnstown, N. Y., Jan. 9, aged 66; Brigadier-General, U. S. A., retired. DUDLEY, Irving B., Baltimore, Md., Nov. 27, aged 50; United States Ambassador to Brazil. DUDLEY, William Russell, June 4. aged 62; author and emeritus professor of systematic botany at Stanford University. EARLE, Alice Morse, New York, Feb. 16, aged 57; author of many books on Colonial history. EASTMAN, Julia Arabella, Wellesley, Mass., Jan. 1, aged 74; founder of Dana Hall School for Girls, and writer of children's books. EGGLESTON, George Cary, New York, Apr. 14, aged 72; author and former newspaper editor. EHRICH, Louis R., London, Oct. 23. aged 62; art collector and dealer, and author of books on economic questions. ELKINS, Stephen B., Elkins, W. Va., Jan. 4, aged 69; U. S. Senator from West Virginia and Secretary of State in Pres. Harrison's cabinet. EMMONS, Samuel Franklin, Mar. 28, aged 70; an eminent geologist, for many years connected with the U. S. Geol. Survey. EVANS, Mrs. Elizabeth Edson, Germany, Sept. 14, aged 79; novelist and contributor to reviews. FITZGERALD, Oscar Penn, Aug. 5, aged 82; editor and author, Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church. FLEMING, Williamina Paton, Cam HUNT, Chas. Wallace, New York, Mar. 27, aged 70; inventor and manufacturer of coal-handling apparatus. bridge, Mass., May 21, aged 54; as- aged 57; U. S. Senator from Colorado. tronomer and curator of astronomical records at Harvard University. FLUEGEL, Dr. Maurice, Baltimore, Feb. 15, aged 78; historian and scientist. FOREST, John Anthony, San Antonio, Tex., Mar. 11, aged 73; Roman CathoMic Bishop of San Antonio. Foss, Sam Walter, Somerville, Mass., Feb. 26, aged 53; poet and librarian. FOSTER, Dr. Frank P., Aug. 13, aged 69; editor of the New York Medical Journal. FRANCIS, Charles Spencer, Troy, N. Y., Dec. 1, aged 58; ambassador to Austria-Hungary, 1906-10. FREEDEN, John Pierre, St. Louis, Dec. 2, aged 67; president of St. Louis University. FREEMAN, John C., Madison, Wis., Apr. 10, aged 69; head of the department of English at the University of Wisconsin. FREMONT, John Chas., Washington, Mar. 7, aged 61; Rear-Admiral, U. S. N. FRYE, William Pierce, Aug. 8, aged 79; U. S. Senator from Maine. FYLES, Franklin, New York, July 4, aged 64; playwright and critic. GATES, John W., Aug. 9, aged 56; inancier. GIBSON, William C., Brooklyn, May 10, aged 73; Rear-Admiral, U. S. N., retired. GOURLAY, Major William, War. Glendale, L. I., Dec. 29, aged 71; in charge of the Union secret service during the Civil GREENLEAF, Chas. R., Sept. 3, aged 73; Brigadier-General, U. S. A., retired; an authority on medical hygiene. GRIERSON, Benjamin H., Jacksonville, Ill., Sept. 1, aged 85; major-general of volunteers at the close of the Civil War. GRIFFIN, Martin I. J., Philadelphia, Nov. 10, aged 69: historian, and founder of the American Catholic Historical Society. GUILD, Curtis, Boston, Mar. 12, aged 84; formerly prominent as a journalist. HARLAN, John Marshall, Washington, Oct. 14, aged 78; justice of the U. S. Supreme Court. HARRIGAN, Edward, Brooklyn, June 6, aged 65; the veteran comedian. HASTINGS, Thos. Samuel, New York, Apr. 2, aged 83; former president of the Union Theological Seminary. HIGGINSON, Thomas Wentworth, Cambridge, Mass., May 9, aged 87; historian and essayist. HITCHCOCK, Edward, Amherst, Mass., Feb. 16, aged 83; professor in Amherst College; a pioneer advocate of physical education. HUGHES, Chas. J., Denver, Jan. 11. INCH, Richard, Washington, Apr. 21, aged 67; Rear-Admiral, U. S. N., retired. IVES, Halsey Cooley, St. Louis, Mo., May 6, aged 64; director of the St. Louis Museum of Art. JANEWAY, Dr. Edward G., Summit, N. J., Feb. 10, aged 69; medical practitioner and teacher. JOHNSON, Tom L., Cleveland, Apr. 10, aged 57; four times mayor of Cleveland. KEITH, William, Apr. 13, aged 72; the California landscape painter. KENDRICK, Rt. Rev. John Mills, Los Angeles, Dec. 16, aged 75; Episcopal Bishop of Arizona and New Mexico. KILDARE, Owen, New York, Feb. 4, aged 46; novelist. KINNICUTT, Leonard P., Worcester, Mass., Feb. 6, aged 57; expert on sewage disposal and water supply. KNAPP, Dr. Seaman A., Apr. 1, aged 78; organizer and director of the Farmers' Coöperative Demonstration work in the South. LAMBDIN, Alfred Cochran, Philadelwriter of The Philadelphia Ledger. phia, Nov. 8, aged 65; chief editorial Peter, Feb. June 19, aged 61; Colonel, U. S. A.; the Lime Rock Light. LIPPINCOTT, Craige, Philadelphia, Apr. 6, aged 64; publisher. LITTLE, Chas. Joseph, Mar. 11, aged 70; president of the Garrett Biblical Institute of Northwestern University. LOOMIS, Charles Battell, Sept. 23, aged 50; author and humorist. LORD, Nathaniel Wright, May 23, chemist aged 57; and professor of mineralogy and meteorology at Ohio State University. James, McCook, John New York, Sept. 17, aged 66; lawyer, conspicuous for gallantry during the Civil War. MCDONALD, John B., New York, Mar. 17, aged 66; contractor; builder of the New York subway. MACKAY-SMITH, Alexander, Philadelphia, Nov. 16, aged 61; Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Pennsylvania. MACOMB, David B., Washington, Jan. 27, aged 84; Rear-Admiral, U. S. N., retired. MALLALIEU, Rev. Dr. Willard Francis, Auburndale, Mass., Aug. 1, aged 83; Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Springfield, Oct. 2, aged 72; Rear-Admiral, U. S. N., MALLORY, R. De Witt, Mass., Jan. 29, aged 60; president of retired. the American International College. MARCH, Francis Andrew, Easton, Pa., Sept. 9, aged 86; professor of English language and comparative philology at Lafayette College. MATTHEWS, Edmund O., Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 30, aged 75; Rear-Admiral, U. S. N., retired. MORGAN, Michael R., St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 16, aged 78; Brigadier-General, U. S. A., retired. MORTON, Paul, New York, Jan. 19, aged 54; president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society and Secretary of the Navy in the Roosevelt cabinet. NASH, Francis Philip, Geneva, N. Y., Feb. 5, aged 75; professor emeritus of Latin in Hobart College. SCUDDER, Samuel H., Cambridge, Mass., May 17, aged 74; naturalist and author. SHALER, Gen. Alexander, New York, Dec. 28, aged 84; Civil War veteran. New SHEPARD, Edward M., York, July 28, aged 61; lawyer, and prominent leader of the Democratic party. SMITH, Joseph Rowe, Feb. 11, aged U. S. A., re80; Brigadier-General, tired. SOLEY, James Russel, New York, Sept. 10, aged 60; lawyer and author of works on naval history. SPERANZA, Carlo Leonardo, June 17, aged 70; professor of Romance lan guages at Columbia. SPERRY, Charles Stillman, Waterbury, Conn., Feb. 1, aged 63; Rear-Admiral, NAZRO, Arthur P., Feb. 16, aged 63; U. S. N., retired; commander of the Rear-Admiral and former Medical Director, U. S. N., retired. NORTON, Chas. Stuart, Westfield, N. J., June 24, aged 74; Rear-Admiral, U. S. N., retired. PARET, Wm., Baltimore, Md., Jan. 18, aged 85; Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Maryland. PARKMAN, Dr. Thos. Dwight, Sept. 8, aged 67; professor of anatomy at Harvard. PHILLIPS, David Graham, New York, Jan. 24, aged 43; novelist. world cruise of the Atlantic fleet 1908-9. SQUIERS, Henry Goldsmith, London, Oct. 19, aged 52; former U. S. minister to Cuba and Panama. STETSON, Charles Walter, July 2, aged 52; an American artist resident in Rome. TAYLOR, John Yeatman, Washington, Nov. 16, aged 82; Rear-Admiral, U. S. N., retired. TERRY, Silas W., Washington, Feb. 9, aged 68; Rear-Admiral, U. S. N., retired. PIERSON, Rev. Dr. Arthur Tappan, Brooklyn, June 3, aged 74; authority THOMPSON, Denman, Apr. 14, aged on missions and editor of the Mission-77; actor, for many years in "The Old ary Review. PULITZER, Joseph, Charleston, S. C., Oct. 29, aged 64; proprietor of the New York World and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. PYLE, Howard, Florence, Italy, Nov. 9, aged 58; artist and author. REED (McCullough), Myrtle, Aug. 17, aged 37; novelist. REEDER, Wm. H., New York, Jan. 24, aged 62; Rear-Admiral, U. S. N., retired. RICHARDS, Ellen H., Jamaica Plains, Mass., Mar. 30, aged 68; expert in sanitary chemistry. ROBIE, Edward D., Washington, June 7, aged 79; Rear-Admiral, U. S. N., retired. ROBINSON, Wm. C., Washington, Nov. 6, aged 77; dean of the law school of the Catholic University, and former dean of Yale's law department. RYAN, Patrick J., Philadelphia, Feb. 11, aged 79; Roman Catholic Archbishop of Philadelphia. SANDS, James Hoban, Washington, Oct. 27, aged 67; Rear-Admiral, U. S. N., retired. SCHLEY, Winfield Scott, New York, Homestead." TRIPP, Bartlett, Yankton, S. D., Dec. 8, aged 69; ambassador to Austria 1893-7. VANDERPOEL, John H., Chicago, May 2, aged 53; teacher of drawing and painting in the Art Institute of Chicago. VINTON, Alexander H., Springfield, Mass., Jan. 19, aged 58; Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Western Massachusetts. VINTON, Frederick Porter, Boston, May 20, aged 65; portrait painter. WARD, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Newton, Mass., Jan. 28, aged 66; author. WEBB, Gen. Alex. S., Riverdale, N. Y., Feb. 12, aged 76; General, U. S. A., retired; former president of the College of the City of New York. WELLS, Davis C., Hanover, N. H., June 12, aged 53; professor of 80ciology at Dartmouth. WHITAKER, Ozi W., Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 9, aged 80; Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Pennsylvania. WHITEHOUSE, Frederic Cope, New York, Nov. 16, aged 69; Egyptologist. WHITNEY, Edward Cornwall, B., Conn., Jan. 5, aged 53; Justice of the WILDE, George H. H., Boston, Dec. 3, WYMAN, Walter, Washington, Nov. FOREIGN NECROLOGY AIRD, Sir John, London, Jan. 6, BELL, Chas. Frederic Moberly, Lon- BELL, Joseph, Oct. 4, aged 74; an BERTEAUX, Henri Maurice, Issy-les- BRUN, Gen. Jean Jules, Feb. 23, aged BUNTING, Sir Percy William, London, CLARKE, Sir Caspar Purdon, London, CLOTILDE, Princess, June 25, aged 68; CRONJE, Gen. Piet A., Kerksdorp, S. DICEY, Edward, July 7, aged 79; DILKE, Sir Chas., London, Jan. 26, FOGAZZARO, Antonio, Rome, Italy, FOWLER, Henry Hartley, Viscount GALTON, Sir Francis, London, Jan. GILBERT, Sir William Schwenck, May GORST, Sir Eldon, July 12, aged 50; GUILMANT, Felix Alexandre, France, HART, Sir Robert, Sept. 20, aged 76; VAN'T HOFF, Prof. Jacobus Henricus, HOOKER, Sir Joseph, London, Dec. 11, KOMURA, Marquis, Tokio, Japan, Nov. LEWIS, Sir George, London, England, MAHLER, Gustav, May 18, aged 50; MARIA PIA, July 5, aged 63; formerly NERUDA, Mme. Norman (Lady Halle), NIZAM-UL-MULK, Asaf Jan, Aug. 29, NORTHCOTE, Baron, Sept. 29, aged PAGET, Rt. Rev. Francis, England, PIERANTONI, Augusto, Mar. 12, aged ROBERTSON, Rt. Hon. Edmund, Baron VON ROTHSCHILD, Albert, Vienna, Feb. ROUVIER, Maurice, France, June 7, RUSSELL, William Clark, London, SPIELHAGEN, Friedrich, Feb. 25, aged STANNARD, Mrs. Arthur ("John STOLYPIN, Peter A., Kiev, Russia, SVENDSEN, Johann Severin, June 14, VON UHDE, Fritz, Feb. 25, aged 63; ZIEM, Felix, Paris, Nov. 10, aged 90: |