The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05
OBITUARY

| 10 East SlXty-seVenth street OF neart disease.
aggravated by the grin. He had set out for
the bathroom alone. and fell to the floor
stricken by death almost Immediately after
reaching the room. Tho noise OF his fall
awakened his wife. who with tho cook. who
had heard 1t as sho was descending to tho
| kitchen. fastened to the room. On finding her
husband dead Mrs. Donncl tainted The cries
OF the cook aroused the other servants. who
summoned the nearest physician Dir. II. T..
Sinclair .smit il Of ) East thirty eighth Street.
eee y psGGaMT ~" later GRANTED
u Sir r DO si%n E%aS Gsat T%S
Coroner shea. with his deputy. Dr. Donlin. re-.
sponded to tho summons. only to- learn that
born S hot M Pnns
years ago. and was, educateI at the North Car.
m faf 9 be Wrn to st.
G 3i,y|s; He Tsm ,, T. Helena. Montana. in
ss s mrs. a$ SSs SHs
engaged in business, Tho firm, which had
mar IN s the n
panic Of 1884 and the partners suffered heavy
losses Mr.. ponneli was q Democrat. and was
by belief and gave largely to Baptist objects.
EX-Judge Charles II. Doughcrty. who died
home at U:i3 Bedford avenue Brooklyn. lie
was. was born II this city in 1911; MS father,
CARRIED Trssdent ndsons f r maj ~
war with Great Britain to Hayre in 1872
Charles Charlie +: Dougherty was graduated d., from
practice With Philip 4. Hamilton, and with ex-
Judge samuel Jones lie served six years as
Brooklyn in 1853 and Twelve years later teri re- q,
tired rom business. He was married twice.
home. III Kent street. Greenpoint. He was
born IN Roscommon: Ireland. in 1878. and he
s ssd asa in p then Sister yss sSy
tor Eugene !. o'Connor's mother, died in 1873.
By her ns d tss
RED when sf he Mas more than ~ j. years ears oid
the Democratic General Committee. and In
1872 he was APPOINTED on the Board OF Educa-
tion by Mayor Powell.
Sunday night, aged Is. She was the widow Of
in Newark. who afterward was connected with
Sitter Of fisoi James Hyds Of the a Theose
ical Seminary Of Chicago. and an aunt Of DR..
Goodrich Of New Orleans. She leaves one son
and three daughters. one OF whom IL the vito
IS Mrs. James SnM Moore "a another
;, Bernard CIeenan. confidential clerk for P.
Harm9ny's Nephews 4 CO; Of 83 Broadway,
@ dead S his %s s at sss
Thirty-third street yesterday morning. He
was member OF tho old Volunteer Fire De-
at first as fireman and subsequently, as fore
and He Ss f the oldest
was So.
William A. Hargadine. one of thu, wealthiest
eex 4, S .s ae Of 6e er 90
dry goods house. of HnrGadine: Mckittrick Il
e. GEO Mr. Hargadinss was born in Delaware in
sale dry goods house Of Grow. McCrcry & Go.
although during the !ity years there had been
many changes in the personnel OF the COM
pany.
5shn Th hs tsss"h tes
York Regiment. and who was wounded at Bull
Run. FIVE Forks. end Gettysta:g. died of tho
McMahon was under &c Reynolds at Gettys-
burg. and was taken prisoner. He broke his
into the enemy's hands. He was a prisoner in
Libby Prison for SIX months. Hewas brevetted
Brigadier-General at the close Of the war.
Berry street, ,Williamsburgh. OF heart failure.
He was in his eiehty;sixth year. He was Il
sWesr in wbgn nc Tf s Sa Until tSsn
came to live in Brooklyn to be near his chill.
dren. He leaves wife and four children and
to Springfield for interment tomorrow.
g. Judge NJ J; sheehan died IN New Orleans on
Sunday night o: the grip It the age OF 81 He
to New Orleans when is years OF age. He
served in the C2Infedorato army. and after the
aaSPd a9bor Mssn ssse
tcndcnt; and held number of other minor
political offices.
Stanley G. Trott. one Of the oldest employees
If fhp Post DtIipp Dom r. IN dip1 N WuSh.
Years. Just after the war Mr. Trott was made
sent to charleston & c.. to reorsnSize Tie Tie
Post ONCE. and ait %,t was made Post,
clerk at tho time Of his death.
George Montgomery. aged 80 years: and
well-known busi moss man Of Newburgh. died
to fathes easf" @ sha
Ss part 81 New 9erk @hie dlsehar rye
several children survive him.
John Il. Carson; x-Presidcnt OF the Chicigo
and Western Indiana Belt Line. and ex,Presi-
Railway. died at the Hotel MetropoIe Chicago.
Yesterday, morning after, nm illness. of Six
rhages were the direct cause Of his death.
George Davenport q variety comedian, OF
ISyHo%d. having trayeiea ~ with Cooper l.s
vaudeville actor.
The Rev. Augustus sryker. pastor Of st.
Barnabas's p. T.. Church. Geneva, for more
than forty years. died Of the grip in Baltimore,
i've i've S S who who es Sa
Four uncles We're Presbyterian clergymen.
Elizabeth White. the wife OF Alexander NJ.
White. died yesterday ut PierrepOnt place,
Brooklyn. in her I'D year. She was Interested
in many charitable enterprises, and especially
In tho Graham Old Women's Home. OF which
she was one Of the founders.
The Rey. Gerard F. Huygen u the diocese Of
Newark died yesterday ut Fort Lee, In his Both
year. He was priest of the Carmelite order
and pastor Of the Church OF the Madonna at
Fort Lee. The funeral will be held on Thurs
day morning at IL O'clock.
Patrick BRENNAN. who died In Newark. O.,
Sunday night. was born In tho north Of Ireland
In 1902. For fifty years past he was a resident
OF Newark He was conspicuous personally
because OF deformity which nearly bent him
double.
George l. n. Mcneil. aged rs years, died In
NewburGh on Saturday night. In the 40 gold
fever he went to California and engaged In
banking This he followed until six years ago,
when he returned to Newburgii.
John Randolph Pease. an old and respected
resident Of Utica. died ut his home In that city
on sunday, in his eighty fourth year He was
ried. He was lifelong Democrat