The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-02
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49, He served through the war. and was we'll
known in his regiment as an expert cook.
Many Of his comrades have reason to remem.
bcr him. for he had the art Of making Govern
ment rations paatable. On one occasion. In
July. 1864. at Deep Bottom. Gen. Grant stop
ped at the camp Of Company b to exchange his
horse. which showed signs Of exhaustion from
the heat. While another horse was sadded
fer the General. Hill asked him If he would
have some dinner. and as it was fresh beef
day. Hill cut Juicy steak, broed it over the
fire. placed it between two slices Of fresh
bread. and. with u cup OF excoll emit coffee,
beautifully cplored with condensed milk. laid
Of the Ca rtsn tent " After H! paraHinr of the
meal the General handed cigar to the cook;
and m"unng the hprsc he turned
rany lives we'll" and rode oil. The corporal
will be buried in the. new National Cemetery
will be from $40 Madison street.
Gen, Michael r. Small. Assistant Commits
sary General OF Subsistence at Governor,s
ness Of three weeks He was for u long time
"irtsd WIN hrSMtf disease md that with
and was appointed to West, Point from that
s sa' as u yecon s2 n @ hi Trs
was stationed on the frontier in California.
The next year he served against the Seminole
raid In 1851 he was made Captain and Com
tinction during the war. and was on the stan
OF Gen. sheridan. tie was breveted Colonel
Il anS s Ms IN t4s
Lieutenant Colonel. Colonel. and Brigadier-
General neral in nth, the regular army. Gen: small was
wives him. '.u..rs4
Samuel W. TAYLOR died suddenly of apople1y
ns esSS H IL West Wss
born in Washington Feb. !. 1888. and leaves
a,wiI1w and three sons. Mr. TAYLOR came q
Jcrym" Mudd Of Cincinnati. took him to. study
into business BUSH ass "s o am mcrchat in Washn eton.
His pronounced anti Know Nothing views led
han HFs hs asns
in the improvements Of Washngton's streets
under shepherd., In 1876 he removed to New
Thomas Cornell. and 5. d. Coykendoll Of Ron.
dout. whore they conducted the Anthracite
Fuel Company.
Ephraim Turney. ono Of the pioneer settlers.
rs we'll ms famous hunter. OF Sullivan coanty.
\. Y. died on his farm near MONTICELLO. on
bull Conn. and removed to Sullivan. county
when n Young man. lie cleared up the farm
FL o s R T Thsn b.
SS%"ntsiT, + tie VIII SsGs5s xh!sS !oss%ssIs
killed twentyono bears with his own hands;
besides humorous wolves anu wildcats and
his aged widow and hree children. He was one
OF the founders an! steadfast supporters OF St-
Johns Episcopal Church at Monticello.
George sydney rcrceval died yesterday from
pneumonia at the RESIDENCE OF bis father.
James II. Pcrceval. at 81 West Forty sixth
was graduated from the Columbia School OF
Mines in lSSS as a civil engineer. Then no
studied mechanical engineering under Prof;
Hutton Mt Columbia. and acted MS his assistant
Tor two years. Since 1890 he had been EN-
ploycd as u mechanical engineer by westlne-
house. Church: Kerr 4 GO. He was member
OF tho New York Athletic Club: the Delta
Kappa Epsilon Club and tho Mechanical En-
Cneers club.
Allen Alexander Bathurst is dead He, was
horn Oct. -. lS;'? and Succeedeh his uncle a.
Neriel Leicester; laughter OF Lord de Tabley.
died in 1872. His eldest son by that wife
Seymour Henry. heretofore known as Lord
Apsey. succeeds to tho title. He represented
when he entered the House OF Peers He was
n J.ieutcnn Mt Colonel OF the North Gloucester.
shire Militia.
The death is announced at Germantown. Pa.
OF Mrs. Caroline Hyde Butler I.aing. the au.
thoress, after u lingering illness. For many
years sh" lived in home. where, she wrote e
Heroes Of tho Seven Hills" Since 1872 she
has lived in this country. most Of the time be.
ing occupied with literary work.
John Blenkie Of Hyde Park. Mass. died on
Sunday aged 10. Hc was one OF the first Der.
sons TO begin tho weaving Of fancy eassimsrs %
lS47. and began that industry at Amesbury
Samuel c. Wright. superintendent OF the
United States Mint in Carson City. died OF
dropsy yesterday.
S. G. Wright. Superintendent OF the Mint at
Carson City. Nevada. is dead.