The sun., 1897-04-12
OBITUARY..

Prof. Aaron White of Cazenovia Seminary
died suddenly at his home in Cazenovia, \. "
yesterday morning. For several days he had
been sick with grip. and yesterday morning lie
went for walk in his garden, where about five
minutes later he was found lying on the ground
in dying condition. Prof. White was born in
Paris, y. ", Sept. Is, 1924. After gradual
ing from Wesleyan College in 1882, he re.
turned to teach in Cazenovia Seminary,
where ho had prepared for college. and
remained at that institution almost continuous
ly until his death. He occupied the chairs in
natural sciences and mathematics for time,
and then the chair in mathematics alone. He
was widely known as an educator. He was the
father of Prof Henry s. White. Ph. d., of North
western University, and OF Mrs. Lucy White
ThwnR. wife OF Prof. c. b. Thwing. Phi. D.. of
Knox College, Galesburg, III.
Samuel Goodcnoush died on Saturday at his
home. 323 East 1891 street. Mr.. GoodenOugh
was born at Atlantic Highlands on Jan. 3. 1926.
In lS49 he started for the Californian gold
southern overland route, and on the, trip. which
lasted eleven months, more than half of the
party died. After spending three years in Cali
fornia Mr.. Goodcnough returned to New York
Harlem. and entered the Harlem savings Bank
paying and receiving teller. Mr.. Goodcnough
remained with the bank until his death. He
was member and officer in Trinity Methodist
On af tSs late hS e@ Rsy
Lobdell OF Poughkccpsc. She, with a son and
two daughters. survive him.
John T. Martin died at his home. 90 West
ty.tirst street, after sickness OF three
months. Mr.. Martin was born in Baltimore.
and after working in a clothing house there
went to ST. Louis. where he became wealthy in
the clothing trade. In lsIS he moved to Brook.
lyn, where he lived until few years ago. and
dmrn hn in he
Trust Company. the Nassau National Bank. aud
the first Treasurer of the Brooklyn Polytechnic
Institute. He was also director OF the Mcr-
camille Library.
bernhard Baruch whose death in Schwerscnz,
Germany. is announced, was one of the most
prominent men in that city lie was President
Of The City Council in ls72 and Schiedsrichtcr,
Magistrate, for many years. Mr.. Baruch was
educated for n mercantile career but he aban.
doncd it and studied law. He was proficient
and Syriac; Several years ago he retired from
nn active business life and devoted himself 10
lie was born in schwcrsopz in 1911, and died OF
pneumonia complicated by heart trouble Dr.
Simon l'aruch of this city is his son.
John White, foreman OF Engine 36. died at his
home, PAS West l26th street, yesterday morn.
ing. He became fireman on Jan. ., 1873. lie
was made assistant foreman Feb l. ss3. on
assumed control of Engine 80. Most OF his pre-
yions experience was had with Engine l., He
had very marrow Ssssps at m fire "a, at G2 Pearl
and was badly burned before he was hauled
with n rope out of harms way.
Daniel Standiford who died. on Friday, nt his
home 62 Bcrkcly place, in Brooklyn, in his S9th
year. was II lnonl descendant Of John S,andi-
ford. who settled in tho Massachusetts Bay col.
ony in 1913. Some of his ancestors distin.
gui shed themselves In the French and Indian
and Revolutionary wars. Until twenty-five
years ago. when he moved to Brooklyn, he was
resident OF Rockport, Mass, He viii hc buried
to-day In tho old Trinity burying ground at
BloOmingdale.
Sergeant Eugene Woodward, who was stricken
with paralysis In the West li2d street station
on April !, died yesterday NJ his home, 532 West
l6Oth street. Sergeant Woodward became u
policeman in 1861. With the exception or
about year no was always detailed Al the
riots OF 1863 he was left almost alone TO guard
the upper part Of tho city, most of his men being
taken down town to stop the r.oting. lie WAS
81 years old
Richard Cox. formerly OF Brpoklyn, who lived
In this city for ten years. died on saturday al 40
Gramercy Park. Mr.. Cox was 20 years OLD, and
was born NJ Mnttituck, l.. l. lic was 4 mclnber
OF the firm OF Sclleck & Cox Of lower Broadway
until its dissolu ion bout twelve years ago. aud
since then he has been connected with the
Produce Exchange safe Deposit Company. llc
leaves a widow and two children
Isaac Oicll died yesterday morning nt his
home 81 Bank street aged ~ years. lie was
Young and became clerk of the Neptune line OF
Steamboats,, OF which he was made freight agent
soon after. Whom the Providence and Stoning-
ton lines were made into one company Mr..
Odell was appointed general freight agent which
post he held up TO his death. He leaves a
daughter.
Patrolman Philip Rogers died at his homo,
726 Carol street Brooklyn, on Saturday. aged
SO years. He had been attached TO the Sixth
avenue station for nineteen years.