The sun., 1894-01-04

Col. Floyd Clarkson died or Tuesday Of heart
disease, He was in the Garfield Bank about
noon. when the fatal attack seized him, but he
that he would not be down to business. He
then started for his home at ~ East sixty.
5O0 Madison avenue for, his. physicia an. Dr. K.
w; Wilcox. who accompanied him to his home.
G.9Eson EsSs G had ass at SGSG S
Mrs. Clarkson was In plttsbprgh visiting her
hcme last night The iuneral ceremonfss @ % VIII vii
take placs 10 the G9lleGiate Church. Forty
William Floyd, was one OF the sisners Of the
dry goods business. but when the war broke
SxaS Sst me Sens to the fTHnt @ us private II the
ISL. He wa. m ustered Suton @ June 1 i' 8 Of that
r. hnI thS Sl. slSth Ssw York Ssypiry Is. Harris
a., iEss;s%ss; S$$'; sss IT., tT;s$;S
s% f sf on f s'.Esa ss e. dsn d. aaa
yette1 Lieutenant Colonel on April %. 1865
After the war he entered the real estate busi-
Sss S Th h. Thsh III. hs hs ws %s. % to tas
BosEereS; He leaves two daughters, Eliza
beth and Grace. aud i've IONS: }. Y. 4. Clark
son fSrd Gsorsc t0f q Pfs.SarEh. sf
Just entered dfSn Sasinss Co GarssSn nsss ass
a "A n,I'en member Of ,n, the Union League. Re:
Snth ReGi@ens Y.tsfS"s. ' st. ssSVSii Nicholas HNs
sSOciety. Sity. Society q the Army Of the Potomac,
Kane Lodge Of Master Masons. During the
EXERCISES commem orative OF the Inauguration
shal Of the Presidents escort. He Joined the
q. A. !, IN 1850 as a charter member OF
SnS 1885 WAS wa: o6cssn he
C"%%hrdsr C. mn IN 1s99 He had been President
lean Savings and loan Company. Col Clark
an in the Es
Madison avenue.
George W. Savage. at one time conspicuous
In hre Insurance. circles IN this city died
Gt ' Nest Point in 1878. and bscams Interested
London the Board Of Underwriters Of this city
was orGanized and he was chosen its first
suecessiyelIy OF the International. Star. and
or@ tbs Bessaa 81 re hfpsa
lie moved to Halfway. ~ j.. In 1853 and be-
hm RS 5ass fG SSdn
during the war Under Mr.. Cleyslrnd's tLst
appointment TO the consulate al Dundee dAtss
back only few months He leaves a widow
oAu hNo sOuo-
Intelligence has been received at Washing
ton Pa. Of the sudden death OF the Rev John
x MeFa[landI missionary sent to Alaska by
His headqqar!srs were at juneau, but he had
made missionary tour to an leland some
house Of a. native on Dec laS'
mat RSfiysi i.s;D + Eqt h: wife and children SiS
had been to the World's Fair and had only re-
Gently returned TO Alaska. Mr.. McFgTlSnd's
with about l5O members and l75 pupils in lie
sunday school 1t Taised 81 . toward it's own
We'll SHOWN WsshiaIgtoa eouatyi o Ps.a PAM family MIN
noted for the number OF its ministers
Tbs The ky' Esy' Patgiek = o'carroll, an assistant
MS Roman Catholic Church. in Manhattan
aye9Hs, Milliams6uIGh. died on Monday. after
Michael McGTath at ]. .OOs Iutnan IA Svsnus, He
Mas Mas born e Ireland In iStO: and studied fer
hG nIsbss SslsIs1Ia bs ssaas 10 AL hslISTs Coles II.
aud was ordained In 1855.
BENJAMIN Whitaker, who died AZ his homo
az % south Elliott place. BrOokiJn on Mon
q scenic and lreseo painter and as . m usiclan.
ts ho Leaves AYES I've yt, sens and seven dauEhters;
the head Of the art department OF the Adslphi
tAeademE and four q his dag shtsrs have been
stephen Clark formerly supeTylsor Of the
Seventeenth ward of BTooklyn aud for more
than twenty-aye years the leader Of the RE-
Monday at his home 10 Caiyer street, in bis
seventy ninth rear. He was born at Mater
ford. Ny HO leaves two daughters. MTa
george w. AVsrsll and MTs A. ColielL
Gen. John l.. Stevenson diod in Boston yas-
teTday. He was past commander Of the An.
eient and Honorable ATtillsFy Company. and
az the time " hts death was Chairman OF lie
Finance tOmmittse- As a FIrS Mason and
hhlght Iemblar he Was widely Known. He
leaves widow. two daughters. and two sons
John M, CrOnkhits pToDrisior Of the famous
trout pavilion at kAttsklll Bay lake Gsorzo
died On Tuesday. AGED u ysEEk NJ CTVRk.