The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-27

Sergeant Isaac W. Amber. the war lecturer.
died at his home in West Medford. Mass. on
Thursday night. aged 10 years. During the
war he was conspicuous rs a military instruc-
tor. At Camp Preble he drilled Maine reg-
ments and afterward led them to the front and
shared in several sharp sk!rmishes. At Long
Island and Gallop's Island. in Boston Harbor,
and elsewhere he drilled thousands OF troops.
Since the war he has lived In Boston. except
when on his lecturing tours; Several editions
have been printed Of his autobiography.
A. K: Browne. since the wara prominent law
yer: died In Washington yesterday Of pneu;
seunts. n !: he Vent 10 Washneton' early 1yf IN
the war. and was several years on the Chris:
Gen. O. q. Howard. He was also for several se%e
years connected with the Bureau OF Refugees
and Freedmen. and was an official Of the Ter
suffrage days. before and since that time he
occupied various public offices. Mr.. Browne
was Il prominent Mason
Intelligence was received in Trenton yester-
Ger NJ. AIpaugh of the firm, of !Alpaugh Ma;
also Of the Trenton Rubber Works. Iii. Al
naufh went t. flH ;d about four weeks ago
days after his arrival he Was stricken with
to taks care Of him He was a years years n q age.
Fifth avenue. Near 18th street on Wednesda9
night was II teacher in the Five Points Mis-
aud and Knitting. In 1sss she began teaching
cooking classes in the public schools. and last
sas fhe h %a cs
also in the Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton.
The Rev. William Smith. formerly q preacher
aged 81 years ears; He was native Of Scotland.
but came to this country in early manhood.
and had served rs pastor OF churches in New
EhnsHnd and New York Notably pastor Of
leaves n wife and children.
Thomas. Melville Deblois OF Salem. Mass.
died on Thursday. aged 81 years. He was
"on II H. also Hoy standns the
end Of Long Wharf. Boston, and watching the
Chesareqke sail ont to fight the shannon.
.or more years ago he was in that state and
engaged in mining.
Alfred Goldthwaitee. brother Of Pr, Henry
yesterday at the hotel. aged ~ years, On
Aur Is last b" was stricken With pp"pexy
New orenns ni SENATOR o"
that State. His father was Chief just Ice OF tho
supreme Court of Alabama. He studied at
Princeton.
street " died lee on Thursday night. at i / o'clock.
q lung trqnbl" He was VAS s graduate Of the
H s Mas ys"Gs nj the the
He leaves q vile. u son ~ years old. anu Il
daughter If years old.
Mrs. Catherin. J.. Anderson. mother OF
Jerome s. Anderson Of the Stonington Mirror.
and wife Of the Rev jerome T. Anderson Of the
First Baptist Church, Of StoninEton, fell in an
picked UP it was found that she was dead. Her
neck was broken.
James Comfort n prominent merchant and
conspicuous u ,nncrat o. Montgomery. n. y:
died suddenly oil Thursday Of apopleXy. aged
IS years. He was for six yenrs, Superintendent
of the Poor Of Orange county. He leaves u
wife and two children
Charles Frederick Everitt. 35 years old died
Of lung disease on Wednesday, at bis home.
grandson Of the lat. John L. Everitt. for many
years cashier Of the Broadway Bank. He
leaves u widow
Henry Lloyd died at his home In Hunting
ton on Thursday evening. aged II He WAS
graduate OF Yulc College. ana, descended from
the Lloyd family which settled on Long Island
In 1855 near LlOyds Neck.