The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-19
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Middletown Hospital for the Insane. was o
weil-known newspaper writer Of this citv. He
was moro especially known IN his profession
for his political writings and for number OF
years enjoyed the distinction OF being one Of
tional politics and politicians. lie was born In
Ohio about fifty years ago. He wac married
twice twenty years ago to MISS ne hiIz a.
1888 to Miss Emily Moeller. It was the latter
lady who, while Mr.. Lake was reporting the
twenty minutes cheering. for Blaine. Mr..
Lake became a victim Of p ares:is thirt e;,,,
any physically. until his death.
sursnee men in this city. died at his home in
E5GS IL nj: ssy IN ea S. r fs He
Secretary Of the City Fire Insurance. C2mpan y;
the RepubIic Fire Insurance Company for
years when he Retired Mr. JarF,
old KnicEerbocEer baseball Club. founded in
mi nit that drafted the first regular set Of
rules under which To. game ~ played. He
held at i ] o'clock to. norrow mornIne from st.
James, Episcopal Church. at lafayette ave-
nue. and 81. James place. BROOKLYN.
on TUESDAY afternoon Major Clifton Comfy,
commandment OF the New ork Arsenal and
ernor's Island. Major Comfy was so years old.
And graduate E, wsst rSins In the class 81
iieer. he changed to tho Ordnance Corps In
1875 he was brevetted Captain. In 1857 he
board. and after fourteen y.sr. Of seryis. lie
became an Instructor OF ordnance and gun
Then The. no was transferred to the arsenal at In.
dianapolIs. Aftsrward he came to this city.
COIambus p Rogers died Of pne Hn Sont At
evening. after q long illness. lie was
son Of Thomas Rogers OF New Jersey. the
Works, and was horn siity: live years ago. lie
was n graduate OF Columhia College and had
pr.ctised law in thl, city for many years: of
brother Jacob $, Rogers, He Was member
lie held at his lato residence to- morrow morn
ing at lu:3U o'clock, the hsy DR.. Brown OF st.
Thomas's Church officiating.
james II. Day who was killed by trolley
car in Paterson on Tuesday night, was born in
Hartford about nifty years ago. and came to
business. ~ lie sntersS the firm Of Nathan. Day
a Co; aud upon the dissolution OF the hrm In
s be T S Pss into soes and
wife and a daughter, lie had desk room il
the oiiics OF Drake. Martin Co, at Z Broad
no arrangements for the funeral had been
made.
Walter Corr Tuckermsn died Yesterday at
his home 81 East Twenty ninth street. OF
pneuuon a. in his forty. year. Mr. Tuck
erman was a son OF the laie Lucius Tucker
Ve rs 10 1870. and has been sngassI ia busi.
ness here ever since, lie was a. mem Der 81 the
Sao asht Cue OF WHEN he m al re
Gently elected Rear Commodore lie was one
q the most active trustees q Ine House OF
who died before him. Four sons survive him.
William L. Welsh died on Tuesday night at
New brnnsTiek \, >, lie Taf ,hs yoHWn Iiss
His father WAS mem Der ot the New York lew-
elry firm Of " elsh 4 BENEDICT, now knoWn as
deal OF property. including real estate IN New
York. and interests In many concerns: lie has
Iighry-lrst street New York and sister who
also lives In New OK Il is estimated that no
was worth more than half IA million dollars
Joseph Bryan, who has been in the cloth inn
porting business In this citJ for many years.
died suddenly OF heart dlsease Yesterday morn
inG 81 ms nome, ~" iri. MHa nn asshus az
and was apparently In good health. tie MAS ~
wears old. AMI leaves widow and son and
on Saturday morninG At II o'clock at the First
Reformed Episcopal Church. the Rev Dr. sa-
bIne officiating
Continental National Bank. died suddenly ot
pneumonia on Tuesday night at his home IN
He had been connected with the Continental
Bank for more than thlIty-tour years be'ors
which he va Smp9ysd IN me n,snsId SGHh a:
held in South NOTwalk on Friday
Thomas Ludlow a son OF the late Hon.
Thomas Ludlow. died a. his Tssidsnee. Cot
tags Lawn, In lonksrs on Tuesday. he VAS
- years old; lie was ~ 9ps llnIe en- ploytd
editors OF the Century Dictionary fTom its 10.
ginning to lie completion. tie Wah student
OF Archaeology and art, aud was an honorary
member Of several learned societies OF Europe.
William TomDkihs. better EnoWn US JeT-
ssy BILL" died Yesterday afternoon in Goshsn
y. y. aged 10 years lie had been a hotel
keeper all his lila at different places hut
gained notoTisty all over the eountTy as JsT-
ser lii" the pool seller At fairs and races
His widow and one daughter survive him.
They live IN New luTk.
John G. Bolander. steamboat broker at 10
State street. this city. died suddenly OF Ia
THlysis al the Hotel -. George. bI"okIJA- at /,
o'clock last evening. tie WaS - years old.
Until wees ago ne lived sun his vile and
four sous in Henry street. BROOKLYN, His son.
John q. Bnlandeg JT. recently Joined the
Primrose K West MinstTsls.
William Boyd Hook who had been q broker
10 Wall street ever since the war. died 81 MS
home ih EysFgrssn place, Fact OTanEe. Jes-
tsrdaY " enlArgsmsht Of the heart. he lea Is
> Slis. eut no ehildfsn. TIE fuHsral service.
uil b held "a Friday and the lntermsat VII
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