The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-13
OBITUARY.

Cuiet VI tn9 western Union lPleGrApn COm
pany. died at his home. 800 East 135th street
shortly after noon yesterday. He had beer
suffering long time. his illness dating bach
to the fire at the Western Union building. July
1S 1890. Mr.. Baldwin was born In weedsport
Nov 81. 1852. At the age OF IS he became q
messenger boy. and for three years was EN-.
ployed in telegraph offices along the limo Of the
New York Central road. After that he came ia
vice us IN operator. He ADVANCED steadily sif
fp the wss when b b Sss n Sa
mind Ho was familiar "" With an tho set aee
tails Of the work O, Q dozen subordinatos.
with his own endless work. After the fire.
when the operating room was destroyed. and
nohi1S e e%snsd OF wires but
edge OF the wires did more than anything else
to restore order out OF chaos. He knew every
hours the Sig svstom Suzzns and esh
Ing as busily rs ever But tho great strain and
cod h He
and subsequent consumption. The company
sent him to Lakewood. ana aiterward to Flor.
dren. HIS wife. who was 2 Miss Wight. was
sn1s Of
keys Mr.. Baldwin was member OF ali the
tolegraphers clubs and societies.
sShn hs ss Il The Bsrrs he nhsS
disease. from Which lad BEEN es sare esaas
Ss v ss%o to 'mfh h% G Gentf er Ms
health: He returned two weeks ago and
a spss ssnHss So his see
lind. on July y. 1920. and practised as a
hWy'e cod in Scotland before he r came
COMMITTEES o, t Seventy in is7l. He vas special
IL. (rrnaO- nj fp OIL
heads Of departments since He was counsel
to the Gibbs Senate INVESTIGATION COMMITTEES.
suit against the elevated railroads for nye
S Se ner and 5sssfs v III
Tsm.msny HaIl since, 1s7o: and whsn john Esn
K setsa b 5s Ss sfata < N
ana dauehter: Mrs A David fies Pew s.aG j..
alumni Of the University Law School.
T. T. . sRncancea; IL Sas soEn Il H1ss%s
Sken Ae Was Ma5or q 9 ensnee rs IL tss
He Forts Gaine s.0 asd
Powell in Mobile Bay. and was chief engineer
with headquarters at Macon. when the war
Texas State Board Of Engineers. and supern:
States Treasury Department in 1880 In 1855
Interested in railroad Indns in Yu Sss ne was
c Gnfof a Msse5s s sc9 r, MNs sS
iiSTen.y;third year: II was :nly 9a fhursd lay
ing the marriage OF his sister. Miss Maude
Belle Walters; to George 4. Hand. He was q
ment
~ Dr. D: BENJAMIN A.. " Dyer; proprietor Of the
day of pneumonia Mt his home. II Lexington
1874. When young man he came to this city
and went into the drug business He was
and two children survive him.
Howard f. Appleton. a son Of Edwin J. and
Laura Appleton the Latter ndaIghter Of the
lance, on her recent voyage to Brazil. and was
buried at sea. The news was cabed from Para.
lie ~. was - years old. and was assistant purser
David Rice, who INTRODUCED the first knitting
ON WAS Brsto Gsd sd HIS
many years leading stocking manufacturer
in New Hampshire.
w"m n Gt yfrIet t. ssto, well
the dramatic stage hut Of late he had an
peared in thn. vaudevilles in sketches with his
wife, Birdie Kent.
Mile. Hache. a once famous actress at the
Paris Galot6, Varieties, and Porte-St. Martin
[ISneatrss + dead. she was the g. widow OF
BENJAMIN l.. Swan. Jr.. died on Monday even
ing Of pneumonia ut his home. West TWEEN
tieth street. lie was II well-known clubman.
A wife and two children survive him.
Joseph Goss. an orgnnist Of note. composer.
and a writer on organ music. Is dead in Poole
England at the ago Of 81 ewas the younger
brother of tn. late Sir John Goss.
Nine. Gardon. widow OF the celebrated
enor and II daughter of Tamburini. tho barI- |
one. has died In Paris, aged 90.