The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-30
OBITUARE

zen. Nlilam WOLFE OF buEunRton, VIZ VINO
| came to this city several weeks ago On ac-
! count Of his wife's Ill health and who had
beenlivine at the Windsor Hotel. died sudden
ly yesterday morning in William street while
$ss:n va, Ssrn II &sssesssv SEf.ns;
ReI a. IN 1s AT the 81 the civil war
TENDER 1851. he enlisted in the First Vermont
e xf rar II en r n SSs
cnmpaign and Gen. pope' IS Virginia campaign.
Hs served IN the cavalry Of, re Army Of the
March. 1856 Cen Wells command ed n brisate
81 the Army Of the, Potomac. and was, for
bSon he was sr out fn IL jar
Sssry as he yas at the head Gi ergsas
A;aiSta Y General % All Issrsct1r denSrSi
ns fsfHss IRON Ss ss and sta S
President Of tho Burlington Trust Company.
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Academy at the age Of il At the eStsrea I Of
New FORK X Major opm tsr Fl oas
county, and later was trans ferred to the 18TH.
Of which h, he became cnlone ne was severely
the war he was employed in the New York
Custom House and then vent to Milwaukee
there Tor several years At the a time 81 aent
h resided with his father-in-law. Gen. Philip
st. George Cook.
Familiarity known as billy Brown. ' is dead r at
Port Jeryis. NY. aged so years. He was born
at Woodbury. Conn., Ct respectable and pious
ior several years as i peddier q, Yankee no.
Railroad was completed to Port Jervis he set
tied in that place and. abandoning all other
and other games Of chance and was for many
years perhaps the best known and most sue.
the veil hS ne OF
faf apfds aSn
He was educated at Horton. near Bradford
Academy in 1883 and Royal Academ mi G' in
ls52 he begsn as line snErayer in 1883, en-
Eindfns Gallery Of l,rlt5h Art siter Maelise.
Maiden, after Lauder; :, The Gentle shep-
herd. after Wilkie and others.
gren Post. &; A. r. Of Elizabeth. and one Of the
ferasy IN Of ase t city +: dsd
Let6port; He was an enthusiast over long
buried on Sunday with military honors in tho
leaves WIFE Vie. ~ ">s'S''s" ''"0'ef'' no
George Taintor. father Of Charles Taintor Of
Washnf a;s1 ? nysntSr q ne sIaphS
Hospital in Boston on Thursday. aged 10
Until recently he was employed by the Walker
Pratt Manufacturing Company as fancy
including the Taintor damper. the automatic
wholly of wood. An invalid widow. a son. and
n daughter survive him.
James Woodworth who has lived for tho
East twelve years in the. lodging house ut SIS
Cortlandt street. was found dead in his bed
yesterday morning Heart disease caused his
He was the son OF a former Mayor Of Yonkers
wealthy man who owned the property on
which the Seamans Bank stands. His step
is still alive on Staten Island. James = brother
William lives with her.
Ms sv wdoy
at Massena. n. y. aged 90 years. She inner
tied from her parents large estate. tho bulk
Of whifh it ms is Is bepneatncd by
Church.
Patrick Carberry licd on Thursday at 234
Tiilary street; Brooklyn: in hi; ao,h year He
same district in the Fifth ward for more than
forty years. and from 1850 TO 1863 he repre-
sented the ward in the, Board OF Supervisors.
He lenves five sons and two daughters.
Six Alexander b. T. Hood is dead. He was
horn on April 20. 1919. and was descended
from Capt. Alexander Hood. who accompan MED |
Capt, Cook on ono OF his voyages around the |
West Somerset from 1853 to 1868
Isaac II. Day. father Of President John B.
Day u the New York Baseball Club. died Ia
Gnnn at the age f Of ~
health for six months.
NJ. Sau,ter. director OF the Bank Of Holland.
is dead.