The sun., 1891-01-23
OBITUARE,

arose from a wound in bis hand. which he in
| ced by accident whilc performing an OPERA
tion on q patient u week ago. DIR. Hector was
born I, Duauesburg. Scheneotad county. N.
Y. b2 years ago. When the war broke out he
enlisted as surgeon in the 12Sth New York Vol
unteers. He was made Assistant SURGEON
General. and was several times honorably men
toned In dispatches to the War Department.
Alter tho war closed DR.. Rector remained In
tho service Of the Government until 1878. whom
he resigned and came to Jersey City Hs
leaves widow. two sons. and four daughters.
DR.. Rector was senior warden and Treasurer
OF 81. Matthew'S Church. Treasurer OF the
Union League Club In Jersey City. President
Of tho Board Of Pension Commissioners. and
Surgeon Of Van Iiouten Post. No. 8, @. A. r.
Funeral services will be hold on Sunday next
in 1T. Matthew'S Church.
William II. Morris died at his home. 100 East
1924 street. on Tuesday afternoon. On tho
same day and at nearly the Same hour Rufus
Morris, his brother died at his homo In Chan
tilly. Kan. Tho relations existing between the
two brothers had always been of most inu-
mate character They frequently visited each
other and corresponded regularly. The broth
ers were born In Albany, and their fnther was
Prof. o. W. Morris. at one time tencher in tho
New York Institute for the Deaf and Dumb.
William H. Morris came to Now York after his
a nnn ba al he tine o
his death was emp, p,1,ycd by Martin Is. Brown.
the pSss III eH,es we apd aea
whom ho was l6 and was successful farmer.
he was unmarried.
Mrs. Philtnda sawcns Of rittsford Monroe
assd si oil Of Perry. Wyoming county Mrs.
ssed @ SSh 81 aeea T JESSE 81
knowlesrille Seneca county. aged 81: Mrs.
James keeder Of stHykey' schpycr n,IIt SopInty'
SasiiIe Wso%inSs County. .s.d 81: AexaSdsr
sasff q 8 Hsa efsS SnS HSsaa If
Crawford q. Smith died yesterday at 1SS L!y-
ingston street brooklyn, III his s2d year He
was born In Brooklyn and passed all his lie
sss M ana SaTtsa tho
Nassau Bank from it's establishment In 1868
Morf hsn hf aSo
crats nnd served four terms, He became Re-
pp1liean during The var s Was tmsp member 'r
.S Two daus6,er. % The funeral viii laEs pats
terhoon.
John NJ. schoonmnker. native Of Kingston;
n; y. died at Binghnmton on "Wednesday. aged
IL lie lie and became suceessively; compostor.
reporter, and editor. At the outbreak OF he
he onel the T%sg,cs NoT %
Company ID won't TO the front and did bra!e
service on, several noted bat:eNelds., AT
Ge,tyshur: he was severely wounded. and for
his bravery there was promoted to the capt tnn-
cy of his company. Since the war he has been
SorJI and south.
Gcn. Michael But; Hewson; formerly 20 q resi-, a
el s o R in phS sy yss
terdny. OF BriEhts disease. Gen. Hswson was
chief engineer Of the Mississippi and Tenhes-
see Earoad whom thnt rond was being con-
stiucted and also ,cnief engineer during he
cops rnction Of tho MississiDri ieyecs. He also
to Tlanileid, n. j.. for in'erment. ~ ~
| William Mooney. who died suddenly in the
noon, was an architect OF this city He wns a
native OF StamiOrd. and was II years OF uge.
building Of the GIN cinnati Gas Works and the
! Broo%lyn Gas Works. and was a. the time Of
his death ,constrpc,inE engn.er for the Irovi.
eentiy i",ilt a gas holder for the Peoria. G $
COMPANY; and was in that city on business
His family RESIDE ut Plainheir!.
| Col. G"o:Ee Lea Fetiger; retired Assistant
payu nstor-Gencrnl Of the United States army.
Thp slnhia Il ls22 o,,..a nna was educated al A.
| army n 1851 and remained In the raymas,ers
department until lsst. Tnen ne was retired;
| Ie was Il meInpor OF the AnlSQtS enIlur anu
Loyal Legion He leaves widow. one son.
| and two daughters.
Henry II. Webster, died last Saturday Of
at his nnae &c n nGepHe' M
coese in s IS W.T. 1hah so
ays tary Of II tie i ionns @ Mems Christian Associnton
YThich ohee he retained s until pseemGer Pee iSso ~.
Wee Viz in win 70 W held at tho Twenty-third Street
| branch this evening.
Judge John T. iudsIng: ex,ChsI hi w. Justice Of
hsh aRod g. e h poca pas
5stss i; iRs s r. sr.s. wss sSpSSSa Sg S1
| Gov Warmo,h in 1863. and he'll the post until
! 1877. when be was nnsea!sa Sy the popular
bniiine. onstei the Renu bicnn-, and in.
stalled = Democraiio conrt. He then returned
George Y; Drake. Associate Judge ot tho
| Milford on Wednesday Of consumption, aged
IS years Ho was an first app.ai,ed Judge by
and and was rs elected in the Noyembsr following for
was 'c chairman M n oi The rIo County De"cratis
Committee. and he also served for time as q
OF fss stRe Ndew OF
Peter Jones, Chief Of the Jacksonville. Fla,
Fire Department. died in that CITY yesl erday Of
an M to II
tIe Ispubiean ticket IN ISL s5 spl Wa W. 1 ze-
iio leaves a widow and two danght ters.. ono OF
! tho latter being member Of The Old Home.
stead" company. at tho Academy Of Music,
tLis city.
Tho Hon. SCHUYLER Fieher &c years Of ago,
was buried at Homo Valley. i, l.. yesterday.
He began manufacturin ing weollen goods In
FishorvilIe in 1897. iie was u temperance
worker and democrat. 10 was tho nominee
81. and was a delegate TO the Baltimore Con-
yention that nominated franklin Pierce for
tho Presidency. He was State Senator from
Exeter Tor three years.
William W. Smith. iamiliarlv known as
WALL Smith died Of hi4, home. in Meci anics-
vile. n. Y. on Wednesday,. Mr. Smith was
an authority on NIL horse matters. and had
| horses OF the earlier days, among them Column
bus. Vanderbilt. and Little Joker At the time
OF his death Mr. Smith was President Of the
First National Bank.
Mrs. Mary Ruane died at Jcssup. near scran-
ton. on Tuesday, aged lO9. She retained al
most I'm colptfo! d Lsr faculties ny TO ,ho
dren, and hnd eilht arandsons; thirteen
granddaughtors. flfteon Great-grandsons and
fiteeu Kreat-grnnddaughter
Huntington Collins, said to have besn the