The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-10
OBITUARY.

Dr.. Oakman sprague Paine died at his resi-
dence. 225 West Fifty-second street. OF pneu-
monia on Sunday afternoon He was born In
1888 at South Berwick. Me-. and when very
young was taken BY his parents to the city OF
Rochester. N. Y. Later his father became
Mayor OF that city. DR.. Paine was a graduate
OF the Buffalo Medical College. having for
merly been student at Alfred University.
Shortly after tho beginning Of the civil war he
was appointed by Gov Morgan to act as Sec
ond assistant surgeon OF the 10th New York.
which was mainly recruited from the young
men OF Rochester In April. 1884. he was
made the first assistant surgeon OF the Second
New York Volunteer Artillery. and subse-
Quently became surgeon the 1SSth Now York.
post which he held until the close Of the war.
He was then brevetted Lieutenant Colonel and
Colonel for faithful and meritorious conduct.
When hostillties ceased no began the practice
OF medicine in this city and became partner
OF DR.. L. A. sayre. In December. 1866. he was
appointed by Gov. Fenton surgeon OF the Third
Brigade Of the National Guard. He was for
many years surgeon in chief OF St Elizabeth's
Hospital. serving without pay. He was o
brother Of Willis 8 Paine, formerly superin.
State. and he was Chairman Of the Eleventh
District Tammany Hall General Committee
HIS funeral will take PLACE from the Church
II O'Clock. The Tammany Committee Of the
district will meet on Tuesday evening at the
rooms OF the Seneca Club to act upon his death.
anthony Burke last N6 81 G
the old Volunteer Fire Department., died early
Sunday at his MS friends
Tipperary. Ireland. IN 1884. and came to this
sTade he was ssone tRs
Americas Engine Company, when 10 was ~
Kun and
was iilled with relics Of the Fire Department.
presented to Tweed by the members Of Big
Six" He died OF pneumonia. Tho funeral
will be held tomorrow.
Amaisamated Association Of Iron and. Steel
Mske Of North dsd Ct his h9%
blood poisoning. Mr.. Penney WIS, born in
He nS eut
ter. and was one OF the first to inaugurate
movement for labor organlzation IL that t trade
gamated Association Of Iron and Steel Work
ers and was Its treasurer during the eleven
years Penney had q
the mailing department Of Chess. Cook & Co.
Gen. Horace Boughton Of Texas died sud,
t den' fifteen yeats GEN. Boushtcn had Been
almost an invalid. having sustained partial
paralysis as result OF remaining al night IN
the f Little tennessee River in order to allow a
division to cross to Burnsides relief. Gen.
iS and a Mas serving Gsn through the war. at
tanning the rank OF Brevot- Brigadier- General.
n S Ssss to S state @
the Democratic nominee for United States
senator from Texas. but was defeated.
DsRn r q sassssJ y died led
Rss sst ana
county. He was once President. OF the swift
Greek Cotton Mannfa,etul Ing Company, and
spent nt so@e time in the interest Of William CANE
Dunn b. n' : wealthy Wealth banker in Petersburg. '''
Tho Rsy Eawsra cb p"rsSl The M
9ed aged Was b1rn n
Donoghmore. Ireland. He early decided to DO
&ss Boston gn
9. 1853. and the Bishop Of the diocese. which
him to PittsGeld as, an assistant to the Rev:
Father Cadihy. Father Purcell assumed full
q st. b ssnf eSSfs sns on Sept
Charles T. Atwood. once manager OF note.
Sunday night. He had been found in tho
MANAGED 1t Various tmss lie "Y Berger family
ne e t memb S M"sgle Mitchell. Emma o Al.
he married Adelaide Randall. tho comic mic: opera
singer. and he MANAGED her her tours for several
ElLs viii bury Atwood.
Col. Hugh W. Rogers OF Middlesboro KY,
died on Sunday night At the home Of bis father.
Col. ". b. l1gers. IN this city. He had been
paralyzed and unconscious for several days
ccived at the hands OF q would be assassin.
WINS deputy United ted STATE states 6MPrshai. Inc BAH
with Gen. John Morgan during the rebellion.
Samuel II. Centre of San Francisco. aged 90.
died suddenly e, IN N"fhl ,nSo IL, on Saturday;
lived In California nearly foity Years. He had
held prominent positions. In the United States
Mint and Custom House In that State. At the
time Of fis a agays No o.
visit to relatives.
The Rey. Henri, ". Frink. native OF Oneida
county. n, y, and formerly member Of the
ist Church. died at Burnett, Wis. recently, aged
81 years; Ho served for more than iifty years
5hs N w new saE AMI
eight years ago. He left an aged VITO und
three children.
Lieut.. Francis Eadoux. who fought under
Nap1leon Il died at Portland, Me-. at the age
kadoux was probably tho last one icif. on this
tha o. the Atfnt kdoux was in his prime
n teacher OF dancing. no was In constant de-
mand.
Mrs. William DAILY. who died In this city several
ssssS S shSrsn ssssa ss
IRE rhomAs and William Daily Who. viii