The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23
OBITUARY.

| MONA yesterday at the family Residence. y
West Twenty second street. Mr.. Rogers was
past 20 years old and retired from the active
practice Of tho law more than twenty years
ago. He was an enthusiastic sportsman and
was known particularly as u yachtsman and a
| salmon fisherman. His paternal grandfather
| was Moses Rogers. merchant, who resided in
| the house State street, where the son was
born. His grandfather on tho maternal side
was Nathaniel Pendleton. Colonel on the stan
of Gen. Nathaniel Greene OF the Revolutionary
| army. and second to Alexander Hamilton in
his fatal duel with Aaron Burr. He studied
Jr;; and nd, Frsnsis /: kIyss. He leaves 3 %idos
MYas ESES SrfsnS
beth ~ Rogers The funeral wi WIN be at r' i1i
SSelUek M9Pdag morning 2. IN St Barthoomews
the Knickerbocker at the time OF his death 1, j"
Major: Gen Gf 3, Sir Sir LEWIS psy cqnssryatye
dsaa boTn IN N snd wa
ct Rugby. He entered the army ct the age Of
S na IL isl Ss %as a By
war OF 1897. and for some time alterward was
barte Frere on mis- sion to the es1t coast .,
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary for
of the Bath and also 9 Knight Commandar Of
the Star Of India. He was interested in tho
Eas1 rSa nd Tas one Of the
March Mar nj ii last last "0"0A'A halfway survey On
Stephen tH Sweet wh he. died YESTERDAY mornrS
6G TnIn in 4ystS5 bSy learned ,hs trad
afterward removed to Bloomingburg. y. Y,
where he became hotel keeper. He had kept
iingburF; White Lake. Monticello. and, Middle
town He was one Of the victims Of the .Carrs
spring II and s r fully % from
monia. and was 81 years old.
Most. died in Bellevue Hospital on Thursday
from ON c3mbination Of COMPLAINTS. at the age
AVENUE az and s s4,a9n Within
short stones throw OF the hospital. 80 many
the
had to retire from business.
William Dewitt. railroad conductor. widely
known by railroad men and travellers. was
at Dwight station near Syracuse. on TUESDAY
the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad. run.
ming between, Albany and .Binghamton. and nf
late was in tho employ OF the New York Cen
Gen. Edwin B. Goodrich. who served on the
ftar 81 Gen Burnside during the war died
Brigadier- General for meritorious SERVES.
After the var no filled several positions Of
trust At the time Of his death he was con;
some work for the Army and Nary Rerier.
Dr. sheldon s. Clark of st. Adams. practi;
toner OF forty two years experience and well
known in medical circles in Vermont died on
secretary Of the State Medical Society and at
one time its President. as well as President OF
the County Medical Society.
Dr. Charles, F. Clark died on THURSDAY Of
typhus- malaria at his home. ia Montague
teen In practice In Brooklyn for two years.
He was 9 specialist in nerve diseases. He
Brooklyn Hospital.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Swan. mother Of Charles F.
Swan. well-known member no Of the Produce
at the home q her son in this city She VAS
81 years old. Mrs. Swan was O resident of
Mount Morris. n. Y. and she will be buried at
that place.
the supreme Court. led yesterday Of pneu;
monia. He was assigned t. tho Over and
I In room and was a familiar figure at
nephew Of Thomas L. Walsh.
Capt. Martin ,Wiedcr,, ono Of Hinghams old
sea Captains. died on Thursday aged ~. Once
he helped save thirty seven out OF seventy coal
medal nr51 It for Els brav eE: WITH SILVER
Charles B. Shaw. one Of the best-known
business men OF Newburgh. died yesterd ay.
lea! skill. and in his youthful days was one I
the leading scullers Of the Hudson
lanes J. Reilly letter carrier, of 81 o Last
Eighty.eighth street. died in Bellevue Hos
pital yesterday from consumption.
Prot. Franz Leitz. known ms the Ncst9r OF
German surgeons. is dead at the age Of 81.