The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-27


yesterday In Roxbury at the age of6 years.
Gen. Lee was o classmate Of Jeffefkp Davis
at West Point He left his military Alies to
become civil engineer. and was latdkupcr-
tendent OF the Boston and Provided Rail-
road. When the rebellion came his patAtism
led him to tender his services to Gov. Anew.
although he was then "a years old. At Mrs
BLUM. Oh Oct q. 1851. he was made priber
Of war; He was a hostage for the liyes ohm.
national Government. and was confined thSee
county prison In Richmond. Tho Confedeie
ssSSndito9s we're TINT the Officers and csewf
should be treated as prisoners Of war. The
reioned his osa an ssfore Yosrstogn
fhe Ia at the battle q Fair 0k
T TSisS severe Injuries from horse re-
dent that be was physically incapable. Of en-
during an5 Ss the 81 active
AAn nas C9l Lse was brsysted BTigadi Ii
tribute. For Gallant and meritorious services
during the wal" He also received the homo;
ssRt sna Of wa MsfF e1w As
Boston. She and two children survive hiIi.
+. The grip and old age carried these we'll.
Po!tssrove. aged 81: Mrs: ksPeecs NacStrieb
JACOB sf kHe 81 fHs sss " liam
Webb OF Parkerville. and James s. Mcguire. OF
BIstS :; esSs So Nsts
Strickland Of Reading, ~: Miss Elizabeth
hGfthhsfneerger Of stsinsburg and Mrs n, suss AZ
q Ions n sson can III
81 ssrs rnd eeSrss serssssT
zelgisr Of shippack and Mrs. Joseph Tyson Of
Hisster Of keadins. 10: Mrs. David Ii. Fisher
and 81 Fl "
Alderman, Thomas ". Wood Of Brooklyn
he had carried on the coal business in Brook.
thirty a1s Ss55ns al faHs as
A ASS and vas delegate to thG Gen
elected to the Common Council from the Second
Aldermanic district two years ago. and would
year. He had previously served a term in the
HANSON Pase
he ran on the Republican ticket fSr City Audi
leaves a widow. four sons and one daughter.
The funeral services will be held at the house
day nishs aeeS 50 se S'psS eli
s s; was Known; o FS9r Inward Of twenty,
ne Of New 0u 9o leF s ca shss
xs hs them rs Ss Ave %ys LEAD spd
years. Dr.. Metcalie was then app9iinted state
with headquarters in Syracuse. which place he
psn for pr ths S9 IN nra
member OF the Knights Templar Of 0gdens-
burg For the PAST sik years h ne bad been a
past two years Chairman OF the Board.
=, Edmund Wilkinson: q well,k ;n, resident
business enterprises in the eastern part Of
GTeenwich on C6rlssnss Eve Fl the grip. aged
bH: IN Putnam. coan IN 1853 The rst setten
mills erected n Connecticut and NJ; Wilkin-
he retired. and q few Years later Went to Green G
Nv W and Nv EIas
ings bank In Putnam. and the growth and
sffsy sss his his
years IL Franse IN connection with this BUST bust:
there are four sons living.
Mrs, Ellen vanderpoel died yesterday, Of
heart failure at the age OF az years. at her late
tSs widow o; Aaron Vanderpoei Of Kinder Es
hook. who served three terms in Congress
ena was oas eSrrd This 'g ot s the vsn n
and for thirty :, year, had M.l dWelt II
been built on the site Of their former. home.
which he'd stood In the midst Of green fields In
@ es e ha Up
Vanderpoel the lawyer. who died In Paris four
years ago Mrs. vanderpoel leaves q son. A
poel.
Capt. Frank A. Gale Of the Ninth. Regiment.
Ct s ri %
u H tes 1pr sSe 81 private Ts
tainey Of IL Hfunera escort has b es
detailed by Col; Seward consisting Of Major 8:
SsaS%y sRG ssp HHss % %ss
pam paay 'f It. snder CAPT Ra Trsnsp %i
place at noon to-day from the house.
yesterday morning ut st: Francis, Xavier's
tire FsRsr
non. s. j.. as Gelebrant; the Rev. pr. Burke as
deacon, ana the hev. tatner van RENSSELAER, as
sub-deacon. Archbishop Corrigan WAS also
present at the altar. Among those who at
tended the services were Eugene Kelly. Judge
Donahue. Senator Ives. Recorder Smyth. and
the entire staff OF the District Attorneys office
The interment was in Calvary Cemetery.
Mr.. William Parkman. a wel-known and In
fuential citizen Of Boston. died yesterday at
tho age Of 80 In the past years Mr.. Parkman
was active In every movement looking toward
non-partizanship IN municipal affairs. and
direction. he was also active in secret society
circles and was high In the councils Of the
May o. 1871 and Joined the Masonic fraternity
the Common Council for six terms.
Henry Hendrick, Superintendent OF the Ma
tional Express Company's lines over the
Ontario and Western Railroad and branches.
on %fdnssdayn aged % years was
gagged in the express bnsiness with
was with the American. Company, and for
twenty -one years past he had held a responsi-
BILE post with the National He leaves q wife
and three children.
Among the old people who have died in
western Pennsylyannls In the last few days
are: Christopher Hughes. aged 81. Pittsburgh;