The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-14
OBITUARY.

OF heart disease. He had been aillng for some
time. and for six weeks had been confined to
his house. He suffered from a complication OF
heart troubles. and DR.. McCreery advised
calling in DR.. Janeway. This was done. but
nothing could help the patient materially.
He had the utmost difficulty in breathing. and
was obliged to sleep sitting in o chair. His
death was expected. but not 80 soon. He died
at 2h o'clock yesterday morning in his sleep
in his chair. He leaves a widow and one
daughter. Three adopted children OF a de.
ceased sister are members OF his fnmily. His
parents. Daniel Hull Wickham and Ruth Wick
ham. are still living. William Fl. Wickham
was born at Smithtown. l. L.. on July 80. 1897.
He came to the city while a youth.
and was connected with the firm OF
Rowland 4 Aspinwall. agents OF tho Pa
sif seoi Nail ls stSa% psa an cG sf|ss IN Van Ia 0 sfrset'
and accumulated a comfortable fortune; He
entered politics as q very young man. and was
friend Of John Kelly. md il vas to Mr; Keily''s
1P!7aeu %s. t ans. hi IT. no %ial:ts@. f1 pepl MssSFi IN
Tammany. received a vote Of 10000. being
majority over his Rennbdlir Gt9on ard indepen q
WickLsnm, appointed William G Whitney Cor:
porstIoP Counsel. - Mr.. wiSbnam o fef fused a . re-
old m H Vol n fss G Firs P Ess Ge,sSlnti,on He eo wHs a
toe OF One Hundre last year. or late his
peouniary resources had become somewhat
IN, Nielsen Isa y. t XhounG; at q one Ell time ass cpr coeoS Of this i,
Rutherford. NJ" died at sis. last night Of
born in Rutherford, III, learned his trade
as a printer on the Albany Argus, and
e es.9ss n oi t Ias legal as ne prin M I placed GOOD "a
tba am o:ra ~ So1tv became ena n 1E E53% NINE anI in the
to Re a place. IN p the Custom S%f m House feSs ~4 By IGssidost
James ha fs,. GGTd lon R e net. offered an red Gdn,a 2 place on
until Jan. ]. 1870. when he reslgnedto become
and became Superintendent Of Records in the
1876 he went to Rutherford. where he pur.
chased property and built himself a beautiful
eS%f6; he h R1r5psa his q nn ssa% as Of c f"@ q OF ea tsis
When Jim Fisk was Killed Mr.. Young acted as
Coroner. and when the ferrysoat westiield
OF the work.
Miss sallie Hollev died on Thursday even
ing at Miller's Hotel, on sixth avenue. She
gan 70 appeal, on public platforms with CARR.
aeitators. After, tho war she went to West
Virginia to teach the Inc. negroes neg hn;,L Her as sSho o0i
SSilfa new one. She continued this work I'M,
til n few weeks. ago. She was on one Of her
a9nTa II, Sis sM t. thi s,, city to o,, see When her i Ha e
her death. Her body will be buried in the
family vault in Rochester.
Count Castor d,AEseh0t. Belgian N Minister tSt I, to
saishea fa mile II %e Beisiu M a A. n' SspseW VIII
nssn s ssnrs. %hi Es' an at! atfaen "!1 at W%sh s1lassS
ter e p9 oI b. D 81 dEaaGIsa a q New es % Yori. who sss %sa araTss
him without children; Leaving here ne
,Ss r la as seedset tai c a. pasIs aH Of i %ssasion nna a
RRs s x whi eho he al,sd To nine me ys poss Of ta Sln sn%ms Ct
Luxembourg.
LOWS NJ. Carnes died on THURSDAY OF pnsp-
monia Ct the S resi- Hssr In M this city He o. sa MS
IN 6stch aSas cou N.Y. and had resided here and
at Rossmore. S. l.. ever SINCE, With the excep.
1isn Ct t 81 tie Es'Gff n fiDsnet l IN ts ana aahi. Il ssy wss E
Mason Carnes. who Is now In Paris.
ad Mr.; Ellen Sr sef fiien d Msrs e. t IN East asn Rome q, M n
Y. on Thursday, She T f6s born in county
Marsh says there are good reasons to believe
| that her mother was. between lO2 and JOG
years OfaEe. Her father lived to be lod years
George Il. FitE Wilson Of New York. city.
promin emit in Masonic and insurance circles.
stone sten Bluff Fla, the. winter residence Of
Ronville, on the St. Johns. RIVER. Where he had
| been a guest since Saturday last
Calvin C. Church. who had been active in
on WHdnesday At his home. 300 Greene ave-
merly one Of the Seventh ward Republican
leaders. He leaves a wife and four children.
Of the Rev. George W. HUNTINGTON. pastor Of
the Reformed Episcopal Church OF Recon-
c~iliation In Jefferson avenue. Brooklyn. died
OF heart disease on Thursday night.
Charles e Boutwell,. g member Of the New
In Washington. on Thursday night His re-
mains We're taken to Dubuque. Ia. his old
home. for interment.
James Bennett OF Erastina. Staten Island,
| died on Thursday afternoon at tho age Of sew
~enty-six Of general debility. He was u native
Of ireland, He owned a large stone quarry at
Graniteville.
Capt. Edward Hubbard. one Of the oldest or
Hudson River pilots. died at his home In Corn
wall on Thursday.
Samuel b.. Tisdale OF Astoria 10 dead at his
home. 100 FRANKLIN street. In that village.
aged SO.
Mr.. Flat Can't Esjoia tho American Express.
The application Of thu United States Ex-
prhsa Company for An Injunction forbiddinp