, 1880-02-07

nent hotelkceper formerly Of this city, who
Se Nav Yak I hane un Of ts saaee nSs aia e
tnlurI tht, follow,nc llirl1tv interesting him.
v,' ra,,w ~ , tha ao ,oaonsa,. I.e' ''Ae''t o'os
"Cllarles c. WnEtc, proprietor Of tho Bre-
WORT llnissc, dtct yesterday morning ut ]lulf.
past 10 o'clock. For llenrly Two yEnrS llo lli!d
lMe1, suffering with, diabetes, ard about six
MI hopes Of Ills Recovery. lie rnllied, how:
ever, nntl IN Il short time Wns nhte to intend
to his duties rs usltal. Last Sunday after-
no1ll with liis $on, ClIarlns y. Wnite, he took
9fiye through Central Park. lie was n OK.
Ills returning strength, On Monday
night vt IL O'clock, when about re-
tirthe, he WIS suadeniy Mkeft with
,aeryous prostTaslol'; DE hppo Mns
summoned allu 1oulnl nus patient suffering
from paralysis Of thc brain. !ie
Around him when he died Wero his wife, us
sous, Charles i. and. Albert Waite, his
sse9ntl US soii. . ;yas IN Cl,icago when liIs fater
day; NJ !etnlt arrangements hnve yet been
lnnt!n for tho funeral. =.
parted with dlIc of lts best citizens one who
rccr, Il very notable illustration Of Tie power
9f strnl9 Now ElEial'a common common sense, anu
SW rise a SS lis Sa way e Ssfss Ssss @ estee sass s
nitingMt sn circumstance lle % WIS born JHne
EDUCATION, ho went, mere boy, to Sprlng'ield,
l1 NMssnGllusctts, ~ tclegrapll boy, lie was
city. where lle Is still remembered for Ills III
nature; From tllera. lle went to New 1laycil
ny freight ageIt Of the Hartford ~ New
,Iayen ,atail,rG9aa, g,G where, at TIC age # 10
and aifcctin1i1lte cnlnpAt!iol Wll0 has borne
him I! large family 0f children and las
llilrsetf hitt with Setl-sacrlltclng !ler0tl1n
tar2f; H. all tS eoSSE 81 aas oSs Of !s fs n
tho l!nrtford Il New linven Road, where Ills
'nnssivee figure, handsome face. mid sonorous
voice becalne we'll known to the trnye.ing
public. ANY ina,' who travelled OH TIC traln
corning the nnne OF the place lIe ,nlght be
approaching. Tho utterallce. t1llctl tito .cnr
n6ove tho din Of wheels md coaversatlon,
0n ono 0ecaSiOM lie Ind Daniel webster on
board whcn H. WaS npproacl!lng tlo dlnlng-
Webster, ho. exSiuimed: 'Sprlngilold; twell-
ty minutes for tliincr!'
Young man. sniu Mr. Webster, .1ocu-
larly, 'th4t M Is one Of the bgst speeel!cs syer M
HEARD The young; man. turned nfa re-
spotltlctl, with Ipudttless quite character
lsuc, Of iM: 'trh9se speeches are always
good when speaker and llearer are III sym
NltHy:' ALT. NtpStc! luuhllcu allu auucl:
'Partlcnlarly when they nr9 Short
/" lily left, bis contnctor's place after four
years. service, and acted at Springfield us
agcnt for tho Western railroads until 1853,
Wien he went to Hartford, Us secretary Of mi
Insurance. C0lMpany But tllis did not suit
him: llo wanted II larger tielI. In 1851 he
wellt to Chicago, anil soon bccNlne one Of tho
ptppr!etess q tho sherman ilpAse, WY Ns 3;
principal manager. Here lic naturally took
the lead Of Atfnlrs, rs he always did when
brought into association with other men, aud
nude n good deal of money. lie WIS fort,l-
ilato In Ills tnvestrneits. and was really ricl.
,na.. when lie came to New York !M 1867, sud
became joint proprietor with tho late Albert
CInrk In tho l}rav6Drt House. Here as part-
| her and principal, he remained until Ills
tlrnth. Two or thrcD years ngo llo went into
pnttncrshfpwlth A[essrs. Hawke Wetllorbce,
If tho Windsor Hotel, alltl, during lils we'll
moments, divided lis attention between tho
two houses, while both vera passing through
depression Of the dull tines, ami entering
upon tsle!r overwhelming prosperity. World
ly affutrs were never nluro promising than
when llo Was called upon to close Ills eyes
upon thGsRnIl.
"Mr, Wnite's distinction was baseA Upon
royu! ,l!utnre Rnd II Christian es!aracter. II
le ind benn born Into fayorlng circumstances
m0aphcrc and been surrounded with tlJ0 ill.,