The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-04
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OBITUARY.

| Henry Wilson died az his residence. S28 East
| Eighteenth street. yesterday In the seventeen
| year OF his age. He was born In Iowa and
started in business as stone builder
In this city nearly fty years ago. The
| firm was at frat Wilson 4 Edwards but
before MIR. Wilson's retirement four years
| ago. It had been changed 10 Wilson
& MulliGsn. MIR. Wilson was an expert
stone carver. He assisted In the erection
OF many OF New York's conspicuous but dnss
among Thorn the Hoffman House and tho resi-.
dence OF W. K. Vanderbilt on Fifth avenue. At
tile time OF his death he was one OF the school
trustees OF the Eighteenth ward. He leaves
wife. Tho funeral services will be held ne1t
sunday evening ut O'Clock at the Hedden
Metnodinf1h EDissopai ChnT All, In ssyenteenth
on Monday.
DR.. James NJ. Buzzell. one Of tho oldest phy.
sisans IN died n n Portland on M.dns e.
Rev John Buzzsll, the founder 81 the Free viii
Baptist denomin alton. He took his first course
College in 1884. and graduated in 1856. Hs
% o 9nr oi a. IS n
ssrs ' in two Colleges at Phiisdelphia. In 1851.
ne the se oTns o. Line.
that resulted in ths enaetment OF The Maine Maine
porters. He represented The tosn Of Gorss@
IN .he I;eelslqturs q 1899. He was 9, one dine
va t' BAPTIST R.cos'tory SIGHT Years. 'A'' T'''
Charles J. II. Bassett. President OF the Taup.
ton. Mass, Naliousl Bank. died Yesterday aged
In october. 1855. was made Cashier Of the The
Taunton bank at the age OF "a. In January.
1869. he was advanced to the Presidency Of the
1883; When he soisd IS cashier Of the Hanover
Bank OF New York city.
An %hA a.
Valley on Tuesday Of old age She was born
dsseSt.r IT Gen. asy au sna va
Se.T Up TO few Year,, ago
shs was E SoG last member q
her family.
timG5s vas found dead ye,sss5day lss9 ~
eassn f 1"s ba9n ws IL .sns
yesrs old. and was the father q Mr.. r J.
BloIham man aRer in baltimore OF the West.
ern Union Telegraph Company.
v. +; Gate. will be held this evening at g
s"S M asss va s.
parlmenI in this city. He WAS nots'! as . 20.
B rooEyn to tow Washington. NV ""A'0 "'lA
One OF the Oldest residents Of Pittsburgh was
buried on Thursday. Charles =. Geissens
hainer. who was =! years OF age; He went to
Pittsburgh from Chester county half a century
ago. and was pioneer OF the, pattern making
industry. Two Of his sons. John F. and Henry
+. Geissenhainer. are prominent business
mon df the city.
Mrs. Augusta Louise Msury. wife OF the Rev.
Or. Emile A. Meury. pastor OF tho second Re-
formed Church. at Central avenue and Frank
lin street. Jersey City. died at a late hour
"Wednesday night At her homo. IA sherman
place. Mrs. Meury died OF consumption. Tho
funeral will take place Saturday afternoon.
Two very aged citizens Of Connecticut are
dead. Hulda Throop OF Bristol. aged 49, and
Mrs. Sarah i. Whlttleaey of Middletown. 70
yenrs. old. Mrs. Whittlesey was the second
oldest person In middle Connecticut Two
children survive her. a daughter in Michigan
and Col. Nhittlesey OF Middletown.
Samuel Emmons CROKER a member OF tho
Arm OF Croker. Burbank 4 Co, paper manu-.
facturers, since 1868. died yesterday at Fitch
OF tho City Council and Legislature. a bank d:
rector: and was largely interested In several
manufacturing companies.
. Among the old people who have died at Pitts
burRh In the last few days are Michael Gala
han. aged 10: Mrs. Elizabeth Cain. 10. and Mrs.
Margaret Dunssath Clark, "A.
Peter Schneider. aged 90 years. Of Etna Pa.
has lust died, after a short illness. He lived IN
America filty-six years. but could speak only
GoTmal.