The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22
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George w. Fuller n member OF the stock
Exchange. died ut his residence. II East Thir-
ty-eiChth street. OH Wednesday morning. MIR.
Fuller was born in this city IN 1891 and was a
son OF tho !a.c EbcncHcr Fuller. At the be-
ginning Of his business career lie was assoc l.
IN lSiShr Lc"nm"a Partner Of tamnaun ~ o.,
hankers. o! which firm he was n memLcr until
hauGh,er of Peter l.nckney. at ono time Pres
Mrs Fuller aiyd ?@VIy Ks .'H'" aa4gh Sn Srs.
Guthrie. and n son survive him. Mr. Fuller
vas a member of Tho Union League. Down
Town. ana ltacuurt cluEs. and Il life III ZEN Ter Ut
the New York tthlctic luu. lie was at one
time member OF the Chamber OF commerce.
Gr: J. Halsey Hunt. prominent, physician
Memo ria! Hospital. died III salt Lake city.
Utah. on Tucsday Of paralysis II the brain.
Pacific slope AMI Alaska At sat Lake City he
contracted Il cold white huGiin2. which dcvel-
death Dr. Hunt was II son OF the late DR.. Isaac
;. hunt. and was horn in SUSSEX county. y j..
IN iSSs. and was Erie El i v surgeon Until til
recently. He Was also director in he lirse
Light COMPANY.
James Carroll died at his home in IrvinGton.
\. j.. on TUESDAY night. aged 'i;i years. Hs
was Torn in Ireland and came here when 20
years old. He worked in Newark for several
years in the manufacture II self-raisng Hour.
and then went to California. where he los, all
u
bank President. He returned TO Newark and
established II successful -four and fee! bust
ried children
John Thomas Jones. aged about 81 years
died at his home in | tea Oh Tuesday even-
ing. lie was the inventor al very many at
tachmcnts Tor sewing machines. and 1t was
mainly through his efforts that the sewing
machine was fought TO its riesent state Of
nifty. and while he made others immensely
wealthy. he received but little through his
rnE IN fl,s Nln, rnt xnlt
Postmaster Isaac NJ. ScL"rmerhorn died in
Buffalo yesterday morning. aged - years. He
was u prominent Republican politician during
and after the war; ard was one of the organ
izers OF tho Mon League. He was Postmaster
Of Buffalo during Gen. Grants Administers
tons. and WA. Inspector Of Custom Houses IN
the Southern frontier under President Arthur.
At one time he was agent in Buffalo Of the
Northern Contra! fulruad.
James Ludlam. President of the Pomrton
Iron and Steel Nor X. died suddenly of heart
disease hnn on TueSday n L; TT at S home IN
lived in that I,iace for twenty.iour years Hs
established the steel anl car spring industry
there. and WAS interested in other manufac-
children.
Livingston L. Baker senior member OF the
firm Of Raker & Hamilton. manufacturers OF
cisco ycstcrdny OF arop!rAv. H." WAS horn in
Ioitland Me- IL 1871. and went To- san Frnn-
Giscoin 1915! His estate valued at Si3cO.
Mrs. Joel NJ. Bonnel dicd yesterday morning
Of pneumonia mt her home i'll Ninth street,
Newark. She WAS ~ y"ar- Old. and was born
ut Cleveland. .. Her husband, son. and daush-
ter the latter tho wife of Elias Ward. sur
vive her.
f. T. Miller Secretary Of the Central Pacific
who has been identified VITA tue overland
roads since their foundation. died Yesterday
at Alameda. Cal. He Wa, torn At Greenwood.
y. y.
Noble Phillips. aged ~ years. OF Hoo-irR. y.
T.. dlci Yesterday ninInirg t%r ,wrn,y,ilve
years Ne WAS fr"stuent q u" lhIl!lpsmnrSh
Land Company of Cumberland county. Tenn.
robert. Searies and John GUM? llrown.
both welI-known SAN Francisco merchants.
died yesterday.