New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-30
OBITUARY..
GEORGE HOBART SCOTT

Gcorce Hobart Scott. president OF the New'io'n
Eea. Estate sales Room In B'oah"sy' uiea g.,
denly on Saturday night at hrs nome NO w. a.,
rf,yseyenth..t from Bright. disease lie was born N
tn.- city on september "a 1916 his father oeihs n"
SCOT, who WAS clerk OF the Board OF Aldermen from
1916 to 1852 Mr.. scott received ms ear" eu''
the Forty. seyCnth.st. school with James Moh'c 49,
moi Fan there no went to a private school In biooA'
mold Cam I'm charge OF Rev. Dr. Node a"u WIS
o,,ervar, graduated nom the Washington insut"r III
1s02 He travelled all the States and Nlsltcd EUROPE
In company his father and on the dea'N " ~,
latter became connected with the real estate him Oh "
Raynor marrying Mr.. Raynor's daughter M'rs Loo" ~
Rlynor IN 1872. In 1873. after tho death Oh ms '
now no entered into partnership with Sinclair Myers '"
formed wclknown real estate firm OF scot, 49,
lie with Mr. Ilaret and Others was UNI ''''''s
spirit In founding the real estate eNo''"s .,.
It's incorporation he was eiee'eu sr0''"''' 49,
tina, Office until 1889. .
Though mmgling in politics, he was wei'Ah WE
for his serlIng business qualities ana IN 1887 W Wv
time Of the JOhnstown disaster was appohVeu '"''"
Of tho Johnstown Relief Committee oil Organization '
thi. city by cN. Mayor Grant. lie member OF inc
Worlds Fair Committee. and OF the Manhattan, New
York Ncw.Yorh Athletic. Lawyers and 81 Niehoas
clnbs and the Aron Society. lie served IN 0ompah!
n 9TH Regiment 1865 to 1878 and was prominent
cmber of the Veterans Of the eth Regiment and oil the
Veterans club. ~
lie leaves widow two and three daughters
The funeral will take place at his home tomorrow at .
D. NJ and the burial will be- a, WOODLAND
GENERAL SAMUEL SPRING CARROLL. Y. S
Washington Jan. 20.-Maor General Samuel spring
Carroll L. ) A. retired, died at his home. lelle-
view Tacoma Park, d. c. yesterday. having Deeh
IN tx doys with pneumonia. lie was about sixty
years OF age.
General Carroll was appointed to the Military AcadPhy
from the District OF Columbia in 1852 lie was graduated
in July 1856 breyct second lieutenant o. i"'n"S
and In the following October he was mace s''oi' "v
tn,n, NJ the lO;h Infantry. lie served Oh the ron'ier
for abou: two years. taking part in the O'ah eNpcu.
lie wa. Guartcrnostcr AZ the Military Academy IN ioo'
and 1851 lie became first Lieutenant IN the 10Th IN
fanry in April 1861, and captain In No'emocr' ioon
lie took part in the West Virginia operations In leO u
In december 1851. he became colonel OF the Sth ONO
and fom MAY 70 August, 1862, he commanded ofsaue
in the central operations benS engaged Ia inc pursuit vi
the fdatato forces up the Shenandoah Valley ana IN
tie actions az Kcrn,town and Port Republic In 'hc
Northern Virginia campaign OF 1oO2 he en9'ecu Ih u''
hattie OF Cedar Mountain and in the Hopldan sKlimlsh I'VE
wa, wounded lie commended brigade in the Mafy'ani
! ~, rnn.,.r,ock camnaign. lie also commanded q
bricade taking part In the battles OF FeaercH'oue anu
,banceor.ye being made brevct major In the he9u
nr- for his services the latter battle lie TOOK Paf' !"
the r.nn,y> ania campaign Of 1863 and he was made
tr,,e lcuepancolonrl his services at uettysbnrs
c.ncr,l Carroll engaged in the Virginia canpa gus o
,s3Gl and was made brcyct colonel for his services OF
IA. battle Of the Wilderness lie was twice wohhaed ~
Sp,tt~ylvana and wa, made brigahlefeehen' o' '"'
,cc t,r his services Early In 1865 he In temporary
command Of the Department Of West Virginia In Mach
1870 he was made brcvet m,jorg general OF volunteers
nd brcvc ma general 81 the Regular Army. Ho held
,,n, commands in Virginia after the close OF the war
and in 1867 he was made licutcnantcooncl OF the -ls
lnf,ntrv In 1900 retired account OF disability
| from wounds received In battle