The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20
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Commodore William Danforth whiting OF
the United States navy. retired. died yesterday
morning at 80 West Thirty-fourth street. He
was run over by q cab nine weeks ago, and had
been confined to his bed ever since. For more
than year he had suffered from kidney trou-
ble which was augmented by the accident.
His wife and three children were present when
he died. The children are William NJ. Whit
ing. Mrs. ]. s. Colt. and Mrs. DserinR Fosdck.
fourth child. Mrs. Bernadeau. is In Italy
with her husband. who is stationed there.
Commodore Whiting was q native OF Boston.
On May 81 he would have been II years old.
At the age Of 81 he became a midshipman.
having been appointed from New York city.
He served IL the sloop Levant in 1887 at the
can flag frat hoisted on that territory
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he was stationed at the Naval Observatory at
Washington. He was attached TO the steam
vessel when the rebellion broke out. and as
yandsiis when Port Royal was captured if in
1851. As Lieutenant : Comm ander of the. gun
tSs ss5 In .as
Gregg AMI Fort WarneT H Ma, assisted 10 TIE
on July D. ISIS. and did land duty az the
commander OF the monitor Miantonomoh in
1870. aud was again ass gned to duty ut the
he was made . Captain. and he commanded
the steam sloop Worcester. nagshipe OF
Il: SSss 81. qhS S on june mil 1919
q B.. g1tssa OF SsvieatIo S poi lie Became
Win the rank Of comm Sdoss, By special act oi
Tgenty.6itS street, Rr: Morsss BiH viii
Admiral Gherardi will appoint six officers as
honorary Pail bearers and six sailors as actual
the Il frs fsi5 at the oc
Of West Twenty-third street. A special train
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tered
Go,nsIs RsdmSns c99psT VIE Q,
sauars. IN the 9th year Of her age For nope
trouble. Last summer Mrs. Cooper spent in
the Adirondacks, and, as che returned much
eogsfS wa. in hopsd By sa sms
Two weeks aEo: hSSwsver, , she ,6scams
grown steadily worse until yesterday m orning,
when the attending physicians. Drs. LoomIs
and qqimby' pronoHnced i CRITICAL Mrs.
were at Mrs. Cooper's bedside when she died
Mrs. Cooper was much Interested In charitable
s and e hs Mss
the daughter OF James Redmond.
Hoadley d. Ives the millionaire banker and
came Violently insane about ten days ago. died
al his home there Yesterday. Though not en-
desiy Last Wedn sssss he had SO far re COW
cred as to be able to direct his various busi-
ness interests and was with difficulty kept In
the house by his physician md nurses. lie had
apparently completely recovered his mental
faculties. ON Sunday he began to grow weaker.
occurred. He IL variously estimated to be
worth from 81 10000 to S2.0OO.O0Q. All his
holdings in the Consol dated road and in Cow
eTnment bonds. He leaves widow. but no
children.
Com@snder OF the Rhode Island q. A. X. died
at Providence Yesterday morning OF pneumonia
aged %; Major Pomeroy held In succession all
wortb's famous battalion. and served with
rebellion. lie was a Federal ON e6o older for Tor
many years. and at the time OF his death was a
He was engaged with his brother. Collector OF
the Port Gorham q. Pomeroy. In the wholesale
coal x trade; p9neIEy was native Of bangor
two daughters. and a son survive.
Patrick MeCabe. who died at his home. ITO
MsysTs5 plSee on sunday night en- o TSs IsE
loon keePsr IL West Tenth street. opposite
earned him the County Democracy leadership |
OF the district. which he held for q year. and |
the Chief Clerkship OF the Jefferson Market |
Police Court. which he held for a number OF |
years In lS'I when he WAS succeeded by |
Assistant ClerkshiD at a reduction OF $1,000 q |
year In his salary
Timothy Merrick. the thread manufacturer |
OF Holyoke, Mass. died yesterday evening at |
his home in ElmwoOd. He was q mem Der and |
Al one time President OF the Home Market |
Club: lie was born az Wellington; Conn, Dec. |
2. 1879. ana went TO Holyoks In 1885. In that /
rear he began putting up small thread mill
which has developed TO large industry. the /
MeTTiek Thread Company, OF which he was /
Treasurer. lie was also President Of the MeT- /
rick Lumber Company. lie was a member OF
the Second Baptist Church for twenty five |
years. lie leaves a family.
Daniel Leo Lalor died suddenly from plsu-
rlsy on sunday at his home. 0tiS PARK AVsAue.
1t 81 years OF age. lie WAS a IN en- Der OF tho
real estate. firm OF Labor Bros. and a son Of
he late William Lnlor. well-knOwn In local
real estate circles for many EeRrS The lu-
neral services will ne held to-day, at 1880 |
1. w; 10 ~ LlwTsnos Chanel Park avenue
Ind Eighty-fourth street.
Fireman w. HeAlsY died yesterday Of pnsu-
nonia at his home at 90 Carroll street Brook
IN, in his :iTth JeRE He had been attached
o Engine Company No. 8. In PierTepont street.
Within q year his father. mother. brother and |
lister died OF the same disease
Stephen r. MoekeridRe. one OF the Oldest
manufacturing jewellers In Newark. died At HE
lome in that city on sunday night Of heart
40 and had been engaged In the ie1slTT
business for over thirty yeArS
Ths FaAsraI 81 Dr. Parker.
Funeral services we're held over the body Of
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