The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-06
Obttuary Notes.

Twenty-slIth street For some years he had
suffered from BriGht's disease and from heart
DAY evening he was feeling better than usual
aud snid that he was going to do some work
3S se n.S at &sse Roi fcRPs s a
~ He was secretary OF the society. a gen
SssPd Dr. fisher e wsRss W ABOUT Ssn hi. ~ room.
| When the servant brought DR.. Fishers break
G sf had FL S.d
The body was removed by the sexton OF
T5ny ShAFg where ths isnsts XII be on on
decided whether or not the body, will be
buried or erss i ~: Fisher was known to
| Cemetery. Troy. DR.. Fisher was 81 ycars old.
uate OF the College OF Physicians end sur:
geons: For many years he was professor Of
New York. He resigned and spent some years
10 travel finally settling down in this city.
ioftSns lie s was anu %.m s' q III. f@srsaS
B. DIX K. Z. and MSnhstt.n Atale,ie elubs Hh:;
sister; law. Mrs; Charles H. Fisher. and the
Marks Church who was his ward. have taken
charge OF the funeral arrangements
william II; Townley. who has been promi-
i.rday at his home. III Henry street. Mr..
publican County Com mittee from the Fourth
Asse N oily district and for a number of years
In 1894 he conducted the Blaine Presidential
campaign for the local organization rs Chair
mittse. Mr.. Townley was frequently called on
TO accent tho empty honor Of = nominal on
was The rssty'. Ssndidsis Tor sSrposats Mr.
Towniey va. laxyeI For several years be
the time Of his. death he was Chairman Of the
Hoard ii1 OF school Trustees q the Seventh ward
brother. John +. Towniey. PRINCIPAL Of Gram
mar School II, at 2uo East l4Ih street at 30 |
O'Clock this afternoon. Nr. Townley was AZ |
Morris Woodruff. the head o, the house OF |
George W. Lane Co.. importers OF tea and |
suddenly from paralysis. at his home. - East |
Iwenty-second street. Saturday evening. In !
Of paralysis, but II was not severe. ON Satur- |
DAY he grew rapidly worse. and lie died at {,
Srst United States Circuit Judge Of this cir:
cult was MI Moodrun's father The son was
tis% IL IL iGs s'' e. Lane He
President OF the Chamber OF Commerce. be-
and succseded him as head Of the firm. Mr
Woodruff was member OF the University
Club He leaves a widow. two sons. and two
Arthur G.. Earle OF the firm Of William H.
Earle Sons: propristoIs OF the Park Avenue
lie was taken iii on Thursday evening. and his
condition became such that an operation was
did not rally after the operation. He was born
IL New York on Feb. IL 1854. In November.
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brother, Howard De Forest Earle. he leased
the Park Avenue Hotel He was II n enthusi-
YORK SeswsHnaE ..C orintnian the Indian liar.
6UI snd es s pGns ,v Yacht clubs lie was
walk who. with daughter. survives him.
Dr. Frederick u. Iayn diei last evening at
his home in Bergen Point from the effects Of
his relief several days ago. DR.. fayn who was
n his seventeen year. was a native OF Eng
tise medicine in Bayonne: lie was the fret
President of the Bayonne Board Of Education
Upon the formation OF tho Bayonne Hospital
Association several years ago, he was male
Surgeons. He was also Tor Years member aH Of
the medical and surgical stan OF ST. Francis
Hospital in Jersey City
disease. lie was the son OF Bartistt smith.
.a :d SHra ~ :s' is %
Academy In Maryland. Mr.. Smith learned the
the ;%gpsIl,ntsndent iHf the Hoptins& DIEM.
later was made it's President.
Mrs Eliza Ridgely- Buekler. wife Of Dr. Thorn
as u. Buekler. died on sunday at her beautiful
She was born in. 1873 and was the dauc6
ter OF the late John EidRely OF Hampton Md
Mrs. Buekier's husband and three sons s sur.
yiye; The sons are Henry White. ex-s-cre'ary
Lsroy White. and William II. Bucklsr OF Balti-
more.
Mrs. Annie Wolf known In PHILADELPHIA
newspapers and literary circles as Emily"
died on Monday In the University Hospital |
after long illnefh For several years Mrs |
Vol was known as a newspaper writer OF |
ability. For several years he travelled through |
Europe writing letters to newspapers over
her nom de plume OF Emily"
= George H.. Conoyar. formerly Lieutenant
Colonel OF the Forty seventh Regiment died
At his home at 4O2 South Third street VIII |
iaps6urGh; on Sunday. he wa: ~ years old
and catered the National Guard in 1877. He |
was elected Lieutenant Colonel IN 1851 and |
three years AreTward was discharged at his |
n Holland hsdpond died on Sunday after q long
lllnsss at his home, last Twelfth street He |
Vas ~ Years Old. and had lived nearly all his
10 IN New lork city. He Was the son OF Wil-
lam Redmond He was President Of ths !
Southside club and member of the Union |
husband. '
Z Alfred W. TAYLOR. business manager OF
me fhiladS Phla ldEss, died suddenly oTheart |
disease on Monday night al his residsncs ia
" est Philadelphia. Col Taylor WAS IS years
sii, and had been with the Tunes for about
The weather.
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