The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-09
OBITUARY.

OF the wel-known family OF his name in Troy,
where they have been great landholders for
many years. and he was born there in 1929
He was graduate Of Union College and
was member OF the bar. but did not practise.
In his native town he laid the foundation OF
his fortune He inherited money. which was
increased by profitable iron business. He
married Miss Phoenix. a sister OF Lloyd
Phoenix and granddaughter Of Stephen
Whitney. She had inherited large property
In 1875 Mr.. Warren removed to New York city.
whore he soon became prominent figure in 40
ciety. he was one OF the most energetic OF the
founders :. 3, Of tn the MstropoIltap Ogera House;
whom Mr.. Warren Joined in pushing the new
enterprise. he was said to be the largest sub.
sser tST YER the erection Of the Opera
there In 1857 MI Warren h had sevs Hes at
tack OF heart disease In Paris and for a time
iis NH saTyisss $i@ asd he essss Isrss
who asols Tsf Hs g
sS W. 2 S.sF fSa' RE- &C.
are Mr., Mr.: WaFTsn,s daughters. MIR: War:
States Trust Company. He owned a villa at
Th ssa he ,e pens his
ton ton OF Trinity III Chape He viii be buried IN
the Holy Cross in that City on Monday. "0''' u
Retired Pissed Assistant SO Paymaster George
Se News 2o4k Hosps ss om Nay vest es to
teenth street yesterday forenoon in as a state Of
coma. and died few hours after his admis-
sion: no dIesGnosis Of his case was given out.
that he Was ethss rom aooSo
ism ism 1r from m9rphine poisoning Command
that Long WAS mi ntaily lin halancei and was ra
home on the swstara from Australia. At that
!Sem 1884, Ios sSm ss 81
nto d IN as By tn
the notice Of Commandant Erben. who secured
hs tne to he
manning there about -four, months he escaped.
H Hong had had furnished room at IS West
Ss t to hs%
as Mr.. Worthington. He, was unmarried and
had d., no near relatives. His father and others
many years.
Gel. Herbert F. Hill Of somerville. Mass.
died - yesterday; aged A. When only 17he
unteers and was in every battle and .skirmish
OF that regiment in the cam paigns in Louisiana
81 the IN x sss
he went to Boston. when Gov. Rice COM
him ma. Ga p and senior adede-
setts Militia. Gov. Talbot made him Assistant
A 4! General of the State, with the rank
Henry T. McCoun. who died in this city yes
terday. was born in New Windsor. seven miles
re- roy siS in h Ws%t the
SarsR who're he carried on mercentIe bssi
ne ness and held several political offices. In 1852
ne same to NeM iork ana %as very sTScessful
year he returned to Newbureh and bought
iorty-fo9r acres OF land from James J. Ben
Judge D; G. Arnold, brother-in-law Of Sem
WashinGto%R He was resident
East Tor. treatment for Bricht's disease. He
seemed to greatly improve. A few days ago he
Judge Arnold Was IS Years Of aes. and i has
been fI1,p prominent figure for years In Michigan
p9.s$ Ssts 81 @susne w At ss
home. $50 Kelb avenue. BrookIyn He was
o. years old and had been detailed to Com
crier Of the United States Circuit Court. He
horse car during the recent warm spell T. 'p'H
ae Who ss@!3n
died 5ora r. At his in OAKLAND He
ated at Yale: He made 9. reputation as an elo-
9uent pulpit orator in Sacramento and San
rTduclbco, DuC lWeuCy years ago resigned MS |
pastorate and accepted q proiessorship in the |
Pacific Theological Seminary In oakland
Ex-Congressman Charles A. Stevens OF |
Ware. Mass. died in New York on Thursday.
Mr.. Stevens was elected to the Forty-third |
Congress from Massachusetts as q Republican |
In the place OF ALVIN Crocker deceased. He |
served from Jan. ~. 1875. to March 3. 1875.
Matthew Smith died on Thursday at 726 |
Marcy avenue. Brooklyn. In his 18th year. He |
was born In England. and one OF his nephews |
was Lord Mayor Of York. He had been at the |
head OF Whites Express Company for several |
years.
Prof. Clements NJ. Baker. professor OF the |
ATTN language and literature In st. Lawrence |
University. Canton. died yesterday OF Bright's |
lisease. The body will be taken to his home |
n Whitneys Point for burial.
Edward Laemke:, a musician employed at |
yesterday ut his home. 81 Jamaica avenue, |
brooklyn. Death resulted from hemorrhage |
" the lungs.
DIR. Willet P. Barbour. one Of the best-known
physicians in eastern Connecticut died at his |
lged 40. He leaves wife and five children.
The Rev o. T. Hnrgrave. prominent and we'll |
,nown Baptist minister OF Greensburg. Pa, |
lied yesterday OF paralysis. aged 65. A widow |
md six children survive.
Edgar M. Bishy. q well-known mechanical |
Engineer. died In Roxbury. Mass. on Thurs |
lay. aged 45 years.
Confederate Veterans IN Reunion.
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