The sun., 1896-01-19
Obituary Notes.

The Rev George Palmer Tyler. D.. D.. died
yesterday morning at his home. In Lansing
IN iso and xss OF Roya
time Chief Justice Of the State. He wa. a grad.
+. sn "pS sh %
New, York. In ls4l he was installed pastor
Of the Presbyterian Church at Lowvillc. and
after remaining thirteen years became pastor
VI. where ne remained until 1899. From Brat:
in which he preached until 1891. He then be-
Tyer fs PHss0a Mas eau eonsin Of Mrs % Ssshane HaW
thorne. and she referred to him IN her letters
recently published as George" her favorte
cousin
D. Austin Taylor died on Friday at his home
go Hancock street; Brooklyn. Mr. Tavlor was
one % Of brooklyn,s Oldest residents He was born
brooklyn. and he had lived in that city ever
ness, but during the latter part of his active
business career was a dealer in tailors, trim.
whom he was married in is45. He was ono Of
the founders Of the Central Congregational
iynites. and ' was for @ many years " active In the
Brooklyn volunteer Fire Department. The
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Judge w. B. Glover OF Fairfield. Conn.,, died
at his residence IN that village yesterday He
vas bern in PhsdeIph,s In ss7 and 1.u
Columbia Law School in 1880, He was ad-
mitted to the bar in New York State. but soon
afterward removed to Connecticut and settled
Probate for the fairfield district, and held that
was was also Pr"secltins Attorney for the criminal
Common T. leas Court for Fairfield county.
eraI Assembly He married Helen Wardwell OF
New York city and she and four children sur
vive him.
Poor of Boston. died there Yesterday. He was
G5 years old. In 1857 he went TO New York
and was employed on the Erening Post and other
Journals. In $50 he removed to Wisconsin,
and at the outbreak OF the civil war entered the
service us Second Lieutenant of the First Wis
tailed on the staff OF Gen. y. G. Buell., com
mandng the denSr'mTsp, M In .sd4 anS.s he wa' Il
Thomas. and served under him through the
Atlanta campaign.
Iavid Carr, II wine merchant, died on Friday
at h IS home, Ia West Fortyeighth street. after
u short illness. He was born y iiensshlacr
"nunty IN 1910 and came to this city at an early
&C. Although he never N,r hGa %ilGe he hna been
married twice. His second WIFE, who survive,
him. wns MarsHIet Ta,e, a sister G OF Edgar T.o ,,
two sons and u daughter by hts first marriage.
The funeral will be held THIS afternoon at 4 80
from his late home.
James Lindsley Reid died on Friday in tho
payonne Hospital in his iortieth year He was
a member OF the New Jersey Athletic Club. and
secretary secret i"r the New Jersey Athletic CLUBS
cricket hssf'rlntlOn, SfTNtu Ms reCTttNTy
| for the We ropoiitan District Cricket League.
| lie was NOT married. His funeral will occur
to-day. lie WAS an accountant.
| Henry b. Chandler di ed Yesterday at the homo
| OF his son -n,law, Charles : lGehl in Alta ave-
| nue, Park Hill. n snbnrb OF nnnkers. At one
| time he was a partner of Wilbur F. Storey in
the ownership Of the Chicago Tribune. He re-
| tired In 1870 from active newspaper work. He
WAS 90 years OF age.
Edw.-d II. Jube. n son of John p. Jube and a
| member of his fathera firm In the carriage
hardware business IN this city. died on Friday
night at his home in Newark Of pneumonia. He
was the youngest Of seven children and was un-
| married.
| George Green of the firm Of George Green &
| Son haruess max ers, fell dead In his store in
Morristown. n. j.. yesterday morning, He wat
| In his 7sth year. He leaves a widow, two
| daughters, and four sons.
Mrs. Sarah A. Hartman. the wife OF Police
| Justice Hartman, OF Brooklyn, died Of bron.
| chitIs yesterday at her home, l67 Madison
street. She was so years old, aud was born In
| Dutchess county.
| John l.. Freeman. who for many years was
| engaged In the carriage making business in
| Railway. died at his homo there Of paralysis
| yesterday, aged ~.