The sun., 1891-05-25
OBITUARY.

man was better known among the officers o
the regular army. died last evening ut G:30 n
the Union League Club whore he had lived
since his retirement from tho army in 1880
For thirty-nve years all told. Col. Kendr.c
served as an Instructor at West Point. and he
had under his tuition many OF the young men
| who afterward became famous as Generals In
the Mexican war and tho civil war Grant
Sherman. Hancock. and Stonewall jackson
were his pupils. The older Confederate Gen.
erals were too early. and Sheridan came to
the Academy too late Col. Kendrick was
born on Jan. 90. 1911 at Lebanon,
N. H.. and whom 20 years old was ap-
pointed cadet at West Point He was
graduated In 1895 in class with Mont-
gomsry Blair, Gen. George G. Meade Gen.
Henry Prince Gen. Henry NJ. NeGlee. Col.
Isaac V. d. Reece Gen. M. II. Patrick. and
Gen. d. s. Roberta. On his graduation. he
was made Second Lieutenant OF the Second
Infantry. He at once became assistant pro-
.. It the Academy; and held ihis posiiion ior
%ssn a 'sass ss to S,
tenant q the ssconi i Artiiilery. and in In
iSs Ess eSnss,sed S.e,,s at the siege o. Vera Cruz.
Of Amazogne, and the defence OF Puebla. For
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having served continuously for more than
81 hens West eshaSs PSn hs he S Kes s
syer stationed there. When The civil Tap war war
raj ei % s But decnea ,Se appont
n, ment: II 1859 he was memher ,oi tho board
5eIfed nRon him nsoas.5 the degree IL
il and @ aS q Roesssisr
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eases: He had been .uneanscioas since
bd bd'' on ns&R rGs fnnsrn %ernns will PS
o'clock from tile Madison { sGasre , Pres:
remains %ili Be conveyed 10 West Point, where ere
they will be received by the cadets Another
West Point. anu 'A' 'N''' 'A'"' "''' VIII De a.
Edward Kemsys, of tho arm OF Kemeys 4
sSSssi;eS Il q spopexy Mr. Kemeys Vent out ns 70
s'St
Shortly after 3 clock. while he was at the
s Sos3%s rGs s ss
elaS Which are sifs,se
Iv p nF nnyys mr. lad,
70 tho club house and DR.. George &. Wheeosk.
his physician. was, summoned from the city.
bedside before his death. which. occurred at
llH o'clock that evening. Mr.. Kemeys died
breurh a
as sy mssnns s o ososE Cm g G
and Bishop Potter will onleiate. Mr.. Kemeys
house: Eighteenth street md Fourth avenue.
His wife. whom he married about thirty years |
Mr. Kemeys, was born In Sing Sing sixty one
years ago He had been member OF the Stock
Union. Tuxedo and Country clubs. He was
especially fond OF outdoor snorts. and much OF
hs he sonns s,n5e he spent at the Tuxedo Club on
,Vermont,s oldest Mason. Judge Holenhack,
died d ed, at his home na.l 10 burlington YESTERDAY
was h
Twelve miles from burlington. on Eel. ii. i7a2
At the age OF Ii he left hom- aud entered the
snnoapS cd that tho Britt ish army Was adsanc.
bis Services and eee'es Iieu
enant. He moved TO burlinetoh in 1874.
ssa1fe o Of " R
70 acted la a. deputy coilector Of customs. Ietir-
1911 he he Mss d Jnstee s Pasee
loldIng.he office through consecutive elections
intil ls7s, when fractured hip necessitated
lis foot to the floor. but at each State and city
ssshs n 20 ps Het !S
vas prominent IN Masonic circles. it being
Sn els s si e hs Sn ds I
Among the deaths last week in southern CEN
raj New York Of persons 81 years old Or over
hs S. @ s sa%a
Mrs AGa1,a4 Ann BarthSnmew uHSdIlH 81 An
% MiddleteWne S2 sts f. fia IT, tloTss HsFs
AZ i1rsLa,l SS :bS NobsEt MqSk; owsEo. So Ms
zee. Hancock: ss j., Frederick 6. RohIins.
hSer Ass HHfHsFssnss Mnsfs M2afss
i.s SssSoi 81 T biHsa%'oa' 50! Jonas 5' e. s''s'
Patrick J. Kelly died on Saturday at 545 St.
ssks IL his 4h
ssrSea tnrans
1s war and was in his i7th year at the time
s, 'sm,ocrstic leaders in the Twenty. fourth
!. Patricks Alliance Of Kings county He {
'ayes q widow and six children. The funeral
Ill take place from st. Teresas Church to-
borrow morning.
Mr.. Francis C. Butman. a vel. known Boston {
MI Salem merchant. died In Salsm on Sunday. ..
zed II years. Mr.. Butman has been ged
srde aS aId IN nast he trsdas MI. n
1887 He leaves two sons and Ave daughters.
wo OF the daughters are married-Mrs.
avid Anderson, now in Paris. and Mrs. Ellis
ladwin OF New York.
William s. McNRir, aged Al years. died at
10 county hospital in Farnhnrst Del. from G
yesterday afternoon. He was a :
ling one Of the 9riginators OF the order III The
ate. He was also nationnlly ly connected with
Q order. He was q journalist historian and
eceptor. and was well known n
Miss Deborah Barrows is dead at the home
her sister. Mrs. Zebn Yeomans. in Columbia, n
'nn.. aged 80 years. Her brother. tho late 4
,lmer Barrows liyed to be 100 years old. The !.
mains OF Mrs. John Davenport. also very "