The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-13
Best & Co.,
OBITUARY T.

Timothy c. Eastman. President Of the East.
mans Company which deals in cattle and ex.
ports meat. died Wednesday afternoon at his
country house in Tarrytown OF complication
OF diseases. Mr.. Eastman was born May 30.
1921. in Croydon. II. II. After being car.
penter and farmer In his native village he
emiGrated to Cleveland in 1s49 and began tho
buying and selling Of cattle. This was the
beginning Of a business which has since
grown to large dimensions. He made This city
his headquarters In 1854 In 1875 he began
the expectation Of meat to England. His first
CONSIGNMENT consisted OF fifty carcasses OF
G Ersy.d and few sheep The venture
n man f Hs.Snns d ea GS'" %as
Limited was organized in England. and is
said to control about five hundred retail shops
always attended personally to all the details
his friends
derhilt. Y. H; Vanderbilt. Frank Work. and
William Turnbull. whom he often met at Gabs
Capt. Jack and Red jim Mr. Eastman WINS .
eabs tho NeS neand Society snd ii ihs
American Geographical society.
G Charles Iatheato Beck died at, Richaeld
was one Of the largest real sstate owmers IN IL
; Morir,isanih and descendant Of the Bathcats
and lived on Boston ayenue near e Bristo tow;
street. His grandfathor. James Bathgate was
a. farmer and manager OF Goryernepr Morr!s's
tend cd from 10th to 18th streets " and rom
Charles Baihgate Beck was born in the Bath.
gate homestead q at 10th street and Third ave.
and was admitted to the bar but never prac.
tissd; Like al the l!athGates he had liking 70,
his death Owna6 prpLahlv ha hard ~
Holstein cattle in, Westchester county, lie
o s5e M he Fss relSa.n
Church. Two years ago attention was called called
to the family, by the fact that four of the bath.
James ,. and Alexander Bathgate. uncles Of
NJ BecEi ms aunt. Margaret. and his mother.
mated to be worth at least S2006.oOO.
Gen George Kamecke died in Berlin ye;tsr:
corps SOFT the Prnssan army ss
In 1880 he became Captain and was attached
tns tss Th
He left the war as Major. General ana in 1888
was promoted to the rank, Of Lieutenant Gen.
ToHTtSePth D y, intantry tRs
was charged with the sieges OF ThionviIle and
yerdun., He took both places after a brief
oaPs 9e b w ST sHsi
Paris after the surrender. On Nov. q. 1873. he
aucceeded Count Won Room as Prussian Minis.
tor OF War. In 1875 he was made General OF
Infantry.
Thomas F. Donnelly. who was a long time
manager OF the publishing house " A. =
Barnes Co.. and afterward connected with
nesdny at his home. 80 jefferson avenue.
brooklyn. He was born in Ireland on Nav 10.
1916 and came to this country Mt tho age 81
u. He enlisted In 1891 In the 18th Reg ment
New York Volunteers and served through the
war. rising to the rank OF Lieutenant. He was
q membor OF the Lincoln. Field. Marine. and
Aldine clubs Of q. s. Grant Post. q. A. H.. and
OF other organizations
. Capt. Andrew c. Bayne. Vice President Of
the ftna Fire Insurance Company Of Hart
ford. Conn. died near Newport. Herkimer roun.
wife. was lourneyinR from Hartford to st
Lawrence county by carriage. He had not
been well for some months. and expired quito
Suddenly. During the war he won military
distinction for his bravery and was several
times wounded; He was Of Scotch parentaCe.
ana MS early life was spent in st, Lawrence
county and In New York Mills. near this city.
Lapt. Bayne was % years OF age.
=, Thomas Meigs: a son Of the late Judge
George Henry Mel gs died yesterday at his
home. 10 kosciusko street. BROOKLYN, in his
10Th year: He was paving teller In the Bank u
America Tor twenty-five years.
> Daniel r. McFadden of Trenton. n J.. who
With his wife has been visiting the Worlds
Fair, was found dead In he'd yesterday at his
lote The cause q death was heart disease.
lie was 'ii years old.
Assistant Appraiser Robert +. Bovine died
street. His brother. Samuel b. Bovine is in
he postal service.