The sun., 1897-06-07

Rear Admiral Samuel Phillips Lee. U. 8. ".
retired. is dead at Silver Springs. Nd. near
Washington. He was born in Fairfax county,
Va. on Feb. Is. 1912. and was grandson Of
Richard Henry Lee of Virginia, who was a dclo-
gate from his State in Congress. and who moved
on June Z. 1875. that these united colonies
ont States" On Nov. 10 1925. Samuel Phillips
He was made Lieutenant in 1887 and became
a Commander in 1883. AT the beginning of the
liza (which was lost at Apial on the European
station. He was at Cape Town when he got the
could make it.. As Commander of the sloop-
of.war Oneida in 1861 he participated In the
attack on Fort jackson and Fort ST. Philip. and
In other engagements on the Mississippi from
New Orleans to Nicksburg. The next year no
got his Captains commission and was ordered
to the command OF the North Atlantic hlockad-
ing squadron. His command took part in ninety
one actions or expeditions. and captured or de-
stroyed fifty four vessels. In 1864 he as
signed to the Mississippi squadron and with his
gunboats turned the enemy's line at Nashville.
services in this campaign he received vote of
modore in 1866, and was President Of the board
to examine volunteer officers for admission into
the regular navy. In 1870 he was commissioned
Rear Admiral. and three years later he was re-
u widow the daughter of Francis b. Blair. and
a son, Blair Lee.
Gen. Green p. Garner, ono of the few surviv-
ing Illinois veterans OF the Mexican war. and
veteran also OF the civil war, died on Saturday
in Chicago in tho soth year Of his age. He par.
OF the two wars, and was wounded at the storm.
Ing Ing of ne@E MsSS Ho in
s VISTA S andsr e $ Gen S aof At the ' e%s
GaRcment he became cannon deaf" and
never entirely recovered his bearing A.
profession rs n civil engineer. and when
Fort sumter was fred upon he helped raise
campaign Of Grant from New Madrid to Fort
was on garrison duty at Fort Pillow ut the time
| OF its capture by Gen. Forrest, and WAS one OF
the few who survived: He e., then served with in
| title of General.
| A. d. wheclock. President of the Nassau
Trust Company, died Mt his home. l6i Jorale-
He was sseS ormsry c OF
He was born in Massachusetts scyenty;fonr
Claan & Co. store and as in charge Of their
shoe sh stnp He 9reaszsd
from active business about twenty-eight years
ago. Four years after he retired he was appoint;
WI was sps appointed City reasurer " by Mayor LOW. %
Ho was reappointed by Mayor Whitney and
Msy9r Chaplin me was President b6 81 the Society
| Poor, and was a director OF the Good Samaritan.
the Brooklyn City Mission, and tho Eye and Ear
Plymouth Church, of which organization he was
a deacon. He lenves n son and fivo daughters
The Hon. William d. Aldrlch, one of the lead
| ing physicians of Warren county, died suddenly
on Friday at his home in Warrensburg. n. Y,
| OF a complication OF BriRhts disease and heart
| trouble. DR.. Aldrch was born In 1851, was
| graduated from Dartmouth In 1870, and settled
| In Stony Crock, later removing to Warrensburg.
| He represented the towns of Stony Creek and
| Warrensburg ten years on the Board OF Super
| ysors. He was also member OF the Assembly
| in 1887. He was a member OF Washington Com.
| mandery, No. SO. as well as OF other Masonic
| bodies. A widow and adopted daughter survive
| him.
Samuel Winter BOVINE died at his home. oil
Berkeley place, Brooklyn, last night. He went
! out riding in the afternoon in Prospect Park
| and became i'll. He died shortly after reaching
| home. He was born in Ieonardyille n. j.. sixty
| six years ago. lie went to Brooklyn in 1857 and
| engaged in the grain business, He was direc-
| tor in the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company
| and was member of Grace M. u, Church
Bovine street, in the Twelfth ward. Brooklyn
was named after him. He. leaves a widow, two
| daughters, and son.
Mrs. Edgar 8. Hicks, the wife OF tho President
of the Brooklyn Warehouse and Dry Dock Com
pany, died at her home, 62 South Oxford street
| Brooklyn, on Saturday, OF ap0plexy. She waI
40 years old, and WAS daughter OF tho lat,
Daniel A. Robbins. Her husband and daugh
tor survive her.
Former Police Lieutenant Joseph b. Blanch
ard died at his home in Everett, Mass, yester
day, aged 10 years He retired from the Boston
police force three years ago. after forty-on,
years of continuous service.