The sun., 1893-01-15
OBITUAR Y.

John Van Santvoord. OF the firm OF patent
lawyers Van Santvoord 4 Hauff. Il Park Row,
died at his home. 3 North Eighth avenue.
Mount Vernon. on Friday afternoon OF pleuro.
pneumonia. He was in his ofIlce in this city
on Tuesday last, and went home because OF n
severe pain in his side. lie was born in
Schenectady in 1919. In 1851 hs was appointed
District Attorney OF Oneida county. He held
this Office fortwo years. when hc was appointed
examiner In the Patent Office at Washington.
where he remained until 1904. and thpn caEe
to New York to take O responsible place on
the Scientific -imerican. Two years later he
formed n law partnership with Mr.. Hauff. Mr..
Van Santvoord was identified with the growth
OF Mount Vernon. He was Vice. President Of
the Bank OF Mount Vernon.
Major James h. Magic. 60 years old. who. 1t
is snid. was the first to name Abraham Lin
coin for tho Presidency. died on Thursday at
the nome of his SON at 80 Koss street VII
tonal politics before the war. and spent nearly
half Of his s life II Illinois m as lawyer and
eatsd the nomination Of Llneoin; for
f!sas r4ssdsn Re lhs HSs s%ss
a to ms Of his Sent weee
ago he visited his son. srd soon aiter his ar
yal he ne %sst et Mart trouble His
termSnt teri viii be i IN CYPRESS Hills cemetery T
to-day.
Capt. Edward n. Clarke. veteran Of the
war. and postal clerk on the North German
Lloyd steamer Else. died suddenly last night
Ills death was due to heart disease. The ii be
arrived in port port YES, yesterday. and Capt; Clarke
Began s Services during ne the war le masters
mate on the man-of-war Ino. and was tier
Smh Maa in tSr Il ys the had Iqat psen NJ
s Ing Been clerk in the Boston Post 6ca % or
Steamship service He lived at 81 Commerce
Post BoSt9 a. a1h os9sI was q Dahgren
He leaves widow and one child.
John LcechIied yesterday OF heart disease
ut his home. 354 Livingston street. brooklyn,
in mis S sSd yea5 Ire 4ra 4 in ana
boy. He settled in brooklyn. and became a
prosperous, cnntractor in the granite and
and on the dissolution .! that party became
an ardent kepnhican lie was , elected Alder:
member OF the old Volunteer Fire Department.
and President OF the old Mechanics Ex-
Sae4Sman fheS h Il. a2Hc hs Viii ba held
tomorrow from St Peters Episcopal Church
in state street.
Gen. Joseph ). Bartlett of Washington: D. c..
formerly OF BinglamtDn. died in Baltimore
ycsiorday Gen. bartlett lett Binghamton at
the outbreak Of the civil war as Captain Of the
aHshea ssryco in tie ed rose to tie lie rank Of
MAJOR General. Me was United states Minis;
hid tho oilice Of Deputy Commissioner OF PEN
sions. under tho Cleveland ADMINISTRATION;
Tho Rev, William Alden bsrtlsttih the noted
General. The funeral will take place ut Wash
inCton on Monday, and the interment will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
A AcnbleGram was received in 81. Louis re-
comfy announcing the death OF Charles. II.
Bailey. Jr.. the young st. l.omis renl estate
OF rulm onury tuberculosis Ills ease attracted
sTn His If. sasg 1ssuG"' sa s n9ts.
from President Harrison and Secretary Blaine.
by means of which no secured admittance TO
tariums and every remedy that wealth could
secure without avail. His fnther. mother. and
was "a years Old.
The Rev. Isaac John. director Of De La Sale
institute died Of nn"nn"fIai ann hear6 dis
eSs IN tls ago in Wates
lord. Ireland. .iIo was educated at St. Louis
3 It. LG HS sPsnI RsaIe fns s ssstsr
known in Catholic circles He was Superior IN
the Catholic school. and was Sice.President OF
Of the Society Of Christian Brothers for thirty
years. and for the last two years director Of
street. brother ohm had been i'll for two weeks.
A cablogram from Pau. France announces
The deH Of Mns amiitSn Hd9w MsIflSx Of W.
Hamnn Ham aCk Was asS wdo% when she hiT mnrTsd mr.
size was u resident q New York ssity. She was
ins GTmSr mere S ,an M fGM Msmfn hfr
lad as ToaISetG,f the pFEoaHts e her has
rcd daughter survives her.
David hnndolph Martin Of Enclowood. Nj.
died @t his home ut ? o'clock last evening. He
gfsGs e, hf
fifteen years ago he retired from active husi.
ness. His son;in- law was the l9te Col; Richard
shin Company OF San Francisco. The funeral
services will be private
Pr; Linus pisrront Drockett died on Friday
hs hs ss easa tsrs s Nearly FG
wa was 'tR the cav apthSr Of Men Of oaS bay" The
Cross and the Crescent" and "Womun's Work
in the Civil War" His wife survives him.
aie5 Of
terday morning at his home on Staten Island.
He was horn. in Hartford. Oct. 8. 1921. For
rsS s 70" q this State its Hs held
no other public office.
Capt Edward Hubbard. who has Just died at
for more than thirty vessels on the Hudson
River. He was pilot OF the Steamboat Henry
Clay. which was burned near Yonkers in 1852.
Bangor Me-. head OF the Dole & Fogg Planning
Mill and Lumber Company, died yesterday
nged 10 years. lie leaves son. Major George
l. Dole.
Denis 7. Melville. who has been at the head
of the examiners In the office of the Commits
sioners OF Accounts for several wears. died yes-
terday at his home In Barlow after weeks ill
ness.
William r; Handy long clsrF In the office
e the O. tes Naxy % q
dsnce In Washington yesterday.
DIR. John b. Rice. ex- Congressman. one OF
died yesterday In Fro mont after o long illness
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