The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-04
OBITUARY..

Joseph S. Spinney. q commission merchant
Of 81 Pine street. died yesterday morning at
his home. lob Montague street. Brooklyn. in
his 64th year. He had accumulated q fortune
estimated at $1,000. 600 in building railroads
ana trading In South America. His father. 10.
or plying between New York and Charleston.
The son was one OF the gold seekers In 40.
and engaged in the commission business and
in railroad building with Henry Meigs. About
twenty-iye years ago he returned to New
ing UP q large trade with Mexico and the
south American republics; He was married
ago. He leaves a sister Mrs, samuel 9; Bur-
nett. and two nephews. Douglass and Harold
Burnett. but no children; Mr. splnney built
Neck, L. l.. where his summer residence was.
The funeral SERVICES will be held on Saturday
AFTERNOON from the Sands Street Memorial
M. L. Church.
Lieut.-Gen. Sir James Charlemagne Dormer.
X. c. Is. in command OF the British forces in
t Hsa SECOND I'D e son Of the the ~ eiev eGah b baron rom boSrsmlasTF
and brother OF the present peer. He served in
the ns, ARMY :, o fSs efSS n5iia SIst II E e Pss we c onG
army in 1901. He married the daughter Of Sir
SSesides his VIE. who survives him. he leaves
Earl Of Abingdon.
.n Ss5d rs Ms a fr sss q M H; lfSr% e hsrf g, the q;
GSa' a at n'S III i reside s'ss. 81 a'' Vest ssfss sasnS
largest property owners in this city. and It
gas soe es Mbm ed. that hat h he M was TeEth At Least
Mr.. Martens had devoted his tim to his prop.
erty interests. He leaves four sons and one
daughter.
her home In East Jersey street, Elizabeth. 6s
years old. She was the widow OF James
George p. Baremore Of .Elizabeth. persisted in
way from business 10 his hat. His body dS was
found in Q snowdrift.
Mrs. Julia Harwood Sulger. the wife Of Isaac
SSI aIH Sied On TTHs ssd at her bone, 1915 Nc
She was the daughter Of Lilburn Harwood. a
philadelphia merchant. and was actively iden-
sion during the war. She leaves three sons.
one OF whom. Bishop Sulger. has charge ofthe
Episcopal churches in Wyoming and Idaho
ps MHr'i sss n; RrShH %o %'sf nt f BE R Mas BORN in l'G I'D
p Jersey CITY in the Assembly, lie was I.
buried under direction Of the Grand Com.
mandery OF New Jersey on Saturday ,aItsr-
noon. HS leaves a widow and ono child. Mrs.
Mrs. Anna Maria Young died YESTERDAY in
Easton. Pa. nged 81 years and > months.
She was the widow OF Capt Jacob YOUNG, who
died forty-eight years ago and was the Oldest
widow drawing a Revolutionary war pension.
There are only fifteen widows OF this class on
the pension lists OF the country.
Capt, Joseph G. Knapp died Of heart disease
at his home n Oyster lay Monday night. He
was born In 8 He was agent for he steam.
and points on the north shore OF Long Island.
His vile and two daughters and a son survive
him.
Bishop r. J: Smith. aged 80. Of the Memo.
mite Church, died ut New Paris. nd on Mon
day night. He was u native OF Holland. AMI
In 1893 came to this country with a whole
Of this county; He had been n bishop In tho
Church since lS40.
Uncle Dick Bennett" died at his homo.
two miles north Of Bentonville. Ark. yester-
day. He was born In Richmond, Va. on June
70. 1881, making him nearly 10 years old. lie
served under Andrew Jackson in the war OF
C. @. Care. inventor and p~atentee offs thrash
ing machine. died on Monday at the Alma San
it-rium. Battle Creek. Mich. where he was re-
ceivlng treatment for paralysis.
Father ". p. Mackin. pastor OF st. Ce,ilia's
Catholiy Church In Louisville. died yesterday.
aged "a