The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
OBITUARY.

The Rev. William Southworth distinguished
preacher OF the FREQ Methodist denomination.
died OF apoplexy at Pharsaia, Chenango
county. on Sunday in his seventy sixth year.
He was a native Of OsweGo county. and was
ordained in the ministry In 1888. and had
served continuously in the itineracy Of his
church for flfty-two years. He had served the
Pharsala Church for the allotted two years
term. and under assignment by the recent New
York Free Methodist Conference was to have
taken charge this week Of the church at Nor
witch. He leaves an aged widow. and is also
survived by two sons. who arg the Rev. Charles
A. southworth of Oneonta. and by two daugh-
sr 81 & ana sns hs Rev.
Clark Of Binghamton.
. Gen :. Frederick E Camp died yesterday at
70 the %sr as f asef s
wounded at Port Hudson in June. 1865. BY
successive pt9motions he reached tho Lien.
lieutenant Of the Foutteenth United states ties
ssned IN h Of
Connecticut under Gov. Bigelow. Atjutant-
t6s enG
mittee.
:, Mr.. John Woodbridge. ex-President Of the
Eastern Railroad Cympany. died in Lynn.
first manufacturer to Introduce steam as
motive power in shoe factories. and was also
sewing machines IL the manafactnre Of shoes.
He was President OF the First National Bank
Of Lynn and Was the cnst9dian Of many impor,
real estate transactions later in his life and at
one time practically owned Mt. Vernon street
DR.. William Carroll Emerson. assistant in,
Pr Emerson graduated at Harvard in Tho class
medical school in isso. He prsctised in Bos e
sSRseisity si ;$ssstss $na BTsats Disease:
prominent Mason and knight item Templar. "A' .
!, Alvin r Dunton. professor Q: pssnmanship.
day; aged, 10 years. Mr.. Dunton was the
author a Of the Dunton system Of penmanship.
his early manhood Ho was y. CHAMPION Of S't the
world ut middle age. and had few equals Will,
the pen even at an advanced age. He had
the Union. 50 ' " '@''' 80
the s SOL Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, died
&mos H BECAME an me- Ss sHsia
for the. old Camden anu AmboX Railread. now
Ssa Of Sn So Il ges o FrS ske a nses
charge Of the round house at South Amboy.
sSdsn1 sksr 81 as Ss c ass
Hospital. He was 48 years old. He began lie
rs sailor when only 10 years old. and five
sen and when no retired in 1883 he posssss si
.h HANDSOME fortune and had travelled all over
u CAPT. Thomas Walter Loeman. who died In
winthrop No.. aged 20 had for forty years
es the the her OF
William y; Leoman, old John browns young
ss a as sf2 fHSn sty g
tho most the OF the
lobby on BseacoR HlII. died yesterday in Bos,
figure in city politics about thirty, years ago.
e
ss sP s sa JPasss ess 81 Bsny .dG sa u
his Washington avenue residence In Albany
has IN q
II II Albany since 1850 when he first settled
there. One son survives him.
Robert N. Morse, an old Boston merchant,
Ito was tho y fats Sqn oi aS Morse .E shs
Charles MORSE q Kansas Gty. Mo. n0 0' ''A
physlcinps Of western ,ponnsylyania. died at
Was member m o the 1 PenssSyahia
At tas huto OF
hIs sixty,sixth year and for thirty, years was q
Rsf in H w s% sn SSs Hs ha
Mr.. John Painter. wealthy real estate own
or OF Brookline. Mass. died on Wednesday OF
rs summer home at Nantasket Beach, aged
buildings In Brookline.
Patrick Barry. brother Of the late Rev. John
Barry Of New Brighton 4 l., died Yesterday at
place at his home. 1855 Madison avenue. on
Henrietta Dillingham;. a well -to-do resident
York Hotel on Wednesday morning. She was
Us years old.
Edward Crowley. Michael Davtt's brother
in-law. died yesterday In Scranton. aged ~.
Mr. Davitt will attend the funeral.
Patrolman John Taylor OF the sanitary squad
died at his home. AL East 12lst street, at
p. N. yesterday. N ~.