The sun., 1895-03-25
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Ex-Adjt Gen. Walter w Greenland Of Pennsyl-
vania died a. his home on Saturday night after
u lingering illness. Gen. Greenland was Adju-
tant-General during Gov. Pattson's second
administration. Gen. Greenland was born at
Coatcsvillc. Pa, on Jan. Il. 1876 In 1869. at the
nge OF 49, lie enlisted in the 125th Pennsylvania
Volunteers and served throughout the war. At tho
battle Of Antietam the standard bearer of Green
lands regiment was killed and the boy picked
up the fallen cOlors ana bore them through tho
rest of tho battle. AT the end OF the days fight
he was thanked on the field of battle by his
Colonel for his gallantry. After the war he
studied civil engineering. lie became super
served six yenr. as prothonotnry of Clarion
Regiment, National Guards. Pennsylv vania, and
raEihly acquired successive promotions. In
1891 he WAS M de Quartsrinaster-Ge eneral on the
Governors STAN, and a year later Coy. Pattison
appNinted him Adintnnt-General of the Nation
al Guard Of the State. At the Gubernatorial
election IN fsnnss!vania last year Gen; Green
ry of Internal Affairs.
Mrs. Catharine LYMAN, one OF the oldest resi-
dents OF Wayne county. n y. died in Lyons
wood. Middlesrx county. y. J.. on NAV -, 1900.
she vent to Lyons as :s bride Of simon Van
maTrsd John ns hser asah m hyon shs
and afterward. at his death. married the late
IfI yms ne is oF ,h s2n G1
Fire Insurance Company of New Orleans. and
two daughters. one from each Of the prior hus-
L. slawson. widow OF the late J. b. sawson.
patentee Of the SlawsOn cash boxes, who left
large estate to his widow.
The Rev. Edmund Quinn assistant pastor of
the Church of the immaculate Conception in
East Fourteenth street. died at the rarochial
residence. 90! East Fourteen h street. yesterday
morning of pneumonia. lie Lad been i'll about
week. lie was born in this city in 1903 and
was graduated from II: Francis Aay,cr College
months he had Iccu associated with the Rev.
John Edwards of tho hlirch %. the immaculate
Conception. HIS funeral viii be Oh Tuesday
from the church.
Judge Emory Warren. w"lI.known pioneer
of western New York; Iet IL Frcdonia on Sat
urday night. aged 81 Mr.. Warren had been n
resident of thurltauquh county since 1919. He
was m-nuer of the state Legislature in lS4l
and 1912. lie had held yariOuS local offices,
and for several years was surrogate OF tho
county.
Lycurgus Dalton. Postmaster of the House Of
Representatives, died last night AT his residence
in Washington of bronchial trouble. Mr.. Dal-
ton was O native of Bedford. Ind, and prom
incnt Democrat. lie has held he Office OF POST
master OF the House through II number of
Administrations.
John Laffey. one OF the pioneers in the manu-
facture OF brass wire cloth for paperma kcrs,
and junior member of the firm ~ Sttniar d
Lafey OF Harrison. y. j.. died nj his home in
Bellcvile. on Saturday evening. of pneumonia.
He was born in England G2 years ago.
0Charles II. Cooke. well-known telegraph
operator. died at his home. at 2S4 south Third
htreet. Brooklyn, on Saturday. OF pneumonia.
lie was one OF the six experts sent by the Postal
Company to attend the National Convention Of
Minneapolis in 1892. His age WAS ~.
John Merven Carrere died at his home in New
Brighton. Staten Island. on saturday at the age
OF "a. He was born in baltimore, and WAS for
merry member OF the firm OF Maxwell Wright
d Co.. which has branches in South America.
Latterly he was in the steamship business.