The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-14
UFITUARE

Seligman Adler died on Saturday evening at
his residence. III East SiXticth street. OF
heart disease. in the sixtysecond year Of his
aye. Mr.. Adler was born in Bavaria. Dec. %
1880. and came this country In 1S43. He
opened q retail dry goods business In Milwau-
kee in 1852. from which place he came to New
York in 1858 and became a member OF the
firm OF Adler Bros. 4 Newhocr. dry goods job
bers. When this firm retired he became asso.
ciated with the Eagle Cloak Company Mr..
Adler was one OF the founders Of the Hebrew
benevolent and Orphan Asylum. and di-
rector Tor many years. He was, also
tee OF the Temple EmanM.El. Forty.ilfth
street and Fifth avenue. He was one of
vices in Temple EMANUEL. Ile leaves wife
and six children. Private services will be held
at his lato residence on Tuesday morning at 8
Emanu.El. at which the Rev. DR.; Gottheil and
the Rev. Dr. siyerman viii! sneak. Next Sun
day memorial service will be held.
Capt. L. s. Densmore. doorkeeper at tho
White House in Washington. died yesterday
morning of Brights disease. The Captain was
aer ne WhS w wss
aed or at the %hits s HOUSE, ,ssef lie was
ed there until President tGylevel1nd's Admits
vent to the
In charge Of the arrangements for the inaugu-
ration employed Capt Densmore to take
at the Arlington and he continued in that re.
lasion when they moved I to the White House.
acquaintance with public mon co-exteusve
with the country
D. w. Cooley OF Dubuque. Ia; died Of paraly-
SIS at ths hone W.s Of bis bis daaGhter Mrs. :
inent as LAWYER in Washington: D. q. and
IL 1867 Of state hs
dian Affairs under the administrations Of
years he had hecp President OF the First Ma
tional Bank of ,Dubuque. and he was also
ton. Mr. Cooley was a native OF Suga. Hill,
the West about thirty years ago x widow w.
three daughters ana one son survive him, all
Of whom were ut his bedside when no died
Daniel l.. Slotc. tho son OF Henry l.. slote OF
the firm Of Slote a James. stntioners. died on
l24th street. The decensed was born in New
York. and was ~ years old Hs had charge of
since last February owing to brochial alice
ton. A wife. whom he married eighteen
months ago. survives him.
Iysander Thompson. tho veteran actor who
had been in the insane pavilion of Bellevue
Hospital since NoE, 4. and had been pro:
me- BY The nTrny
70 the hospital, from his home. 50 West ,Thir.
tieth street. He WAS ~ years old. and leaves
a widow and three children.
Milan Hurlbert; gun manufsctursr. who
had been i'll with Rights disease for some
time at his home. 20 Fifth Avenue. died on Snt.
urday: He was born In Lynn in 1928, and
IA. c. & VI. Hurlhert. Mr.. Hurbert established
q large gun mandatory at Norwich.
John Falconer, for many years dry goods
merchant in this city. died on Saturday at his
home, 1913 East Seventeenth street. aged 81
Faiconer was a leading member OF the He'd
ding Methodist Church In East Seventeenth
street.
Col. T. II. Watterson. for twenty yenrs trav.
cling passenger agent OF the Louisville and
Nashville RalIroad, ana uncle OF Henry Wat.
terson, died ia Little Rock on Saturday. ag ed
65 wears. lie was born in Coffee county. Tenn.
and was a prominent Confederate in the war.
Major NJ Burge. for many years q prominent
railroad official. and recently connected with
the Livn: oton foundry In Memphis. died in
that city on Friday aged 5S.
A. y. J. Gilbert. q merchant who has carried
on business in Hackensack for twenty five
years, died yesterday ofconsumption. aged 81.