The sun., 1897-11-25
ORT7G AR Y.

Charles Mckie. wealthy resident Of Upper
Nyack and II veteran Of lho Seventh Regiment.
died suddenly yesterday morning at the ago of
81. Mr.. McKe had been confined to his home
by thront trouble for a few days. but ON Tues
day afternoon his physician left him in such an
necessary for him to call again. Yesterday morn
ing Mr. Moklc g2t up and walked around tho
famed. closing his windpipc. and he dropped
dead. Mr.. Mciiic was born in this city and his
fathes S"S S,h1 T M To died number Of years
ground. Charles spent some OF his early years
in travelling over the world and had since lived
a lire OF leisure He was n member of the Sew
enth Regiment whom the war broke out. and was
at the first hnttle OF Bull Run and in other on.
RageIInents which followed. Eight years ago he
purchased handsome place at Upper Nyack.
where he had since lived with his family. His
widow and four children survive him.
Aretas Blood, the locomotive builder OF Man.
chester, n. H.. died at his home Yesterday. He
was horn at We2thcrstield. W.. Oct; .. 1916. At
smith to learn his trade. In September, 1883.
he went to Manchester. where associated with
works, under the firm name OF Bailey. Blood &
Co. From n moderate beginning tho business
have been turned out for the various railroads
of tho country. Mr.. Blood was interested in
many other concerns IN New England.
Col; Henry A. Meyenborg died at his homo
263 Tenth street. brooklyn. on Monday. in his
ifty-ninth year. Iio was born in Hanover. Ger
served In the navy ali through the war rand and was @
admitted 10 the bar In 1863. He was member
OF Gushing Post. No. 23l g. A. r., Mason and
Odd Fellow. and MAS Acknowledgement Al of tho
National Provident Union al tho time OF his
DEATH He leaves widow The funeral ,
vices will he held at the Church Of the Atone-
ment, in Seventeenth street near Fifth avenue.
this afternoon.
Palmer crary. in whose honor Craryvillc. N.
V, WINS named died of GpOpIcXy yesterday at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Ilartell, II West
EiRhty-thi street. He was ~ years old. MIR.
Crary was born In Columbia county. Up to ten
years ago. when he retired from business, bo
was the proprietor OF the Black Ball tugboab
line on the Hudson River.
William II. Perry. n real csta c dealer OF Port
Richmond 8. J.. died on Tuesday night. 81 years
old. He WAS United states Internal Revenue
death lie was President OF the Board OF Sewer
Commissioners of the village and trustee OF
Grace Methodist Church. His widow survives
him.
Cornelius DE Mai Pciletrcau died at his homo,
l43 Bond street, Brooklyn. on Tuesday, aged SO
years. He member OF the Society of Old
Brcoklynlies and the Volunteer Fircmen's Asso- ,
citation. lie leaves u widow and five children.
BENJAMIN Beattys died Mt his home. 4O3 Clas.
son avenue, Brooklyn. on Tuesday aged 80 years.
He WAS connected for twcnty wears with tho
carpet firm OF r. :. Higgins Of White street. Hs
had long been active in Republican politics.
Silas y. lTavcns Of New Brighton, $. l.. died
yesterday, aged 20. lie owned large tracts OF
land in New Brighton. Funeral services Will be
held tomorrow afternoon. Tho interment will
be In Mantle. Conn.
George C. Barclay. a retired druggist. died ND
his home. 100 Remson street. Brooklyn. on Tues
day, agei 90 years lie !oaTcs II widow and
four children.