The sun., 1892-01-16
OBITUARH

and was the son Of Aaron Wood and Rebecca
Wright. When lie was a year old his parents
! removed to this State. whero his father manu-.
faotured wagons and plouehs ncar Albany.
Young Wood was educated In the district
school Of the county. and became his fathers
| apprentice Having mastered hts trade. he
removed to Hcosick Falls in 1885 and there
Obtained employment as q lourneymau ma
sh% fSEn Imses sss hS ss.rea
sastipgs., ln that ysar and tho yoar. following
1na 1 % s Ess nS
4. 4 rssf Az
sSs expos.tons in London. Pafis. and pS%an Vicnns
sna again n Ssy m sy tn 's
each % time on q larger scale. 70 that now nearly
oas q dears rnd ars ysS p4s
Wees to agrisultur.; Queen Metsotis knisht,.d
GROSS OF the Legion OF Honor. and Austria oon:
fsrTel - os an him % TIC cross w.t. 81 the imps1isl
an active part in politics. but the only imror-
ef Gs snt hs the hsf ssa
| seventh Congresses. In one Of the contests
bsmoesatiS noainse. Nj. Wood was twice
He dsaxhIss M 81 ' ssh Ps1:ons nss ss sa n
1896 and in tho following y1nr he married
Nehos as o
Randolph Rogers. the, sculptor. died At his
asss 81 @ m k' H.
He won his place many years nao among the
eminent eas ar asS sssss
tineat. Hs He VAS BE- Born m IN Waterloo. o. n. z, and
II s in y.d il AHs sGi M4
H1 % snd st ss5 f be .s Sss ssda n Ns
Ea:hs IT. Bk!na SIEI SsSss
1853 Mr.. Rogers designed and modelled the
or tie ss a The the Ca Gsp
in =. shs ssDs dsssn ih
statues Of Mason. Nsson. and tho two Msrshal!s
tns ass AfSS9n ana il aTa
is IL sf he showed ono f'h Of his ast worfs ct tho
Art Institute, in Chicago. Shortly aftesward
hs most s4e
dime: i was ssIisd Ths ISss pisiad:" and
Ess aS sSsf 0ts lis
oi monument 81 col. ssmusi Colt in Hartford: n
memorial monuments for Cincinnati. Provi.
edsnss R:t? tns .sd
and Seward for New YORK. ~
The EsS asSy RSv,s %ser oSnIh Mehse i
Fleming was born in county Waterford. Ire
nducation was 10 the paloehIal school q s.
Charles College Of Emm etts burg. Nd. and
subsequently entered the theological semi
l' tie view lew fs.ssr 1HSssa
taSD' .s eaasdf aandf' safs %sr asa cHaPssh
Orange vssy. vh and built st. Less Church hs IL
Arlington He was appointed to the charge Of
St. Aoysius's parish on July 26 1879, The
slept ior while IN u little Chapel. and on June
ent church. and a ,year istor Of The parochisI par
residence; Father Fleming was remarkable
m potes on the
Republican side. He was intensely patriotic.
an active temperance advocate in opposition
brilliant public SPEAKER, He took great inter:
est In the cause Of workinSmon. and several
times settled strikes.
!Eetipedl: diea & Of pneun1nia at his home In
the Rutland. Fifty. seventh street and Seventh
sssstans surgeon Mss
1891. medical ipspeetqE in 1871. msdieal d.
survey survey Of is5o.si. Hs was % %rscfsd i IN so the
Jefferson OF the coast OF Patagonia in 1851.
served in tHs Congress. In The receiving ship
Boston. in the Arago in the Minnesota. and at
s Hs hsn sSs
Sai ~ hs says Mfh sh Hs I'D 1s s.hons as
hi 4 In nf,Ao n f.,r In
supposed him = bs dead. He served et;sr-
the North AtlantiG s9usdron In is'0; %. and
IF sas5sa s aS ns a al NssG Nas
ssd II TIE ssn n Sd2y VI sEs
dencral in the army.
Thomas Schofeld OF North Lyme. Conn.
months. He WAS the Oldest man an in the the State. ate
and c2IntlpueId I ID to q work until he was 100 years
eHe1 az r 70 shosIs s ~ Of MI MhSh I H. w,s
very proud is tn2 fHct thnt ss mHds thirteen
sentel to President Madison. WHO wore suit
2, cStss made from hs e9sh I wasn ts ,o WIS
on lis way to Norwich ira.n Sew london.
Henry & Logan general pra, 'aftern ', freight
III this city. He was IL neav relative Of the late
Gen. john A. Logan. ana hs l,n! been the Ei.st-
rrn freight representative Uf his company for
four years. Housed tc repLesent the Solt thern
Pacific At New Orleans and III Pnso. Mr.. Logan
Wac onu OF the best kEowh and most popular
Of the Broadway railroad agents. llo WAS q
veteran Of the civil war. belonging TO the llhth
PannaylvaniB Volunteers and the Tlirty-third
and Twenty-secoud New Jersey Yolunnurs.
lIe was Captain On the stan OF Gen. Drake VI
Drakss Eouuves.
Asa A. Breed. well known IN the Boston Pro-
duce Exchange hs u hnG. and grain ueaisr.
died ON Thursday In Lynn. AGED -. He wns
an eX-AldSrmaE Of the city. an ex-Representa-
tive to the Legislature. trustee OF the Lynn
Fve-Cen Sav!uss Bank, and tor years dlrec.
tor OF tho l.yEn MID BOSTON street kaiiroad
Company On Oct. 8. 1877. hs WAS the victim
nf highway robbery 10 BelcheI lane. Boston.
Hs made esverH. balloon ascansions some ten
years ago. two bsing from Boston Common.
Dr. J2hE ". Downing. a hon pathio physi-
clan. died OF paralysis OF the heart snd lungs
yesterday at Goshen. He wac Obliged
year ago to give ~ his professional d1ties On
account OF overwork. ard retired 20 Or. sew.
ards san'taripin at Goshen 70 recupersts. II.
was born in New York or Avg. IL. 1877. ard
was educated a. LewtsburR College. P+npsr!-
yenta. and graduated from tho HahnsGaEa
Medical College IL 1887.
Albert S!ausoE. an Old Nsw YORK IN mercEan.
died at his residence IL .!;.s city Yesterday q.
his Soth year. Ho was born u. Greeny,..e
Greene county. sn.OarIIaG in business here
In 1872 as ono Of tho firm u south worth Sian.