The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-28
OBIIUARE

Gen. A. D. Stroeht died at his country home
near indianapolis. yesterday. He was born II
Wheeler. y. V. on June II. 1920 For man,
years he worked at the carpenters bench ant
later engaged in tho book publishing bust
ness. lie went West in 1853. He recruited
the Fifty.Grst Regiment Of Indiana Volunteers
nmn Vas wa s"nimnmssioned Colonel ct the regi
Or; Of war. and thn officers we're committed tc
LILLY liiy Prison. Cpl streght planned The mem
snsm her rssS BY A Tsn The oS
nTt y iNnsiyilI. r. was made Brigader;Gen
to nrI At the eqsT Of the war
ed the publishing business. Later no on gagged
IN the ,whnlrsae lumber and chair manufac-
erpor Of inliana in 1870. but was ' defeated by
Albert g. Porter. now United States Minister
Dir %'Tr' IN H sla w Ms with on 10,
son. John. u lumber merchant survives him.
Ger. Ralph ro,ncr%y Bucklanl died at his
horn in Ley,cn. Mass. IN isiS ' Hs was e e Mas
aW Il k"nyo1 HsTe and acrward studied
From, 1855, to ls'N, lie was State senator
III Si ~, 2ni" In ls; he wv a,s GoioIs
commanded the Fourth Brigade OF Shcrmnn's
a,y1s9h 1T i9h He was adS vrgador
a lie was elected 70 congress in 1854
n a., sGryed two terms In ~, after rcsgninT
ns to he RsDaS
lean National Convention in 1916. was Tresi-
Isnt Of the managers Of the Ohio soldiers and
from 1877 to 1850 was Government director T' Of
the PacIc Railroad.
;, EY Sergeant Of Police, George. W; Barrett
Thursor - hsnrt i n,ian''G h,gn , % on
DID, Eorn IL aSor ID in wa" issy ehi ILL.,
The Second New YORK Line in he Rev"im ft ~
t He had the friendship Of Horace Greeley and
thn Ton ,vh UNI WIS iioous ths ast OF
publican club in the city Of New York in n 1854
in 1857 he entered that service He vas e foe
many years detailed TO the Harlem Police
The internont Will be- mt BeIfor5. Wcstchnstar
county, During his term of thirty years
Samue, Frost for fo-tr oors.or.;,.,
Justice Of the T,c or Of Clan ers aed
s sestS Wast pF2rning' old He was born
T se store sf tS Sas " WIZ sd
Shortly after his marriage he formed I part part
That none Of his decisions as Justice S was
eyer reversed. His wife died four years ago
children. one son and two daughters Funeral
services vii be held at the residence in Glen
t1vr. at 80 T. NJ, on Sunday. and in st. Paul's
en Ths n at 9 9ohn Allan ., a.. old
and in Walpack. n j.. died suddenly mt the
former plnrr on r,Insdnv nvaj nhnnt 30 rnorS
He was as q naty. Of Sussex county. n. j.. and
the Reformed Church Theological Seminary ut |
New, brunswick. y. j.. in the class Of Sa 1t
was his intention to enter tho field Of foreign
missionary work OF the Reformed Church. but |
pending an appointment to a definite station |
by the reformed Church Board of Foreign Mis- |
SWin a1s ne accented call to the charge OF the
AZ MiniiiiIk u.u D.hGlhhh ferry, Churches on |
ui.,,u, 2ahk VI tio Deia"are hlVer. he was
A,ii'''''i i'"
Thomas F. McGrnth died Of hasty con-
sumption on Thursday Mt his home. 800 Ma
con street. brooklyn. in his thlrty-eghth year.
e WI me oWmsr ana enitor o. the KhinebeGk
thot ' ma LOT SeFerni years. ahd wnoh ne SOLO
ctv aditor ~ nv eH Ii. hW"mhhyn as assistant
est, SiishnS - h b,,o r MneM NO H<en was
Four years ago he resumed his old H,aca On
the Eagle anu retained it until his death. He
leaves a widow and two children. The funeral
services viii take place TOMORROW. and the in
Ierment VIII DO on Monday in Rhinebeck.