The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-16
Obituary Notes.

TINS city at $3.50 this evening.
Obituary Notes.
Col. John Jameson. general manager of the
Union Subway Company. died Of spinal disease
at his homo, $50 Putnam avenue, Brooklyn, on
Sunday. Ho leaves a widow. two daughters,
ana u SON. Col. Jameson was born in Albany In
lS4l. In early life his family moved to Wiscon.
SIM At tho outbreak Of the civil war he entered
the volunteer service ne n private In the Second
Wisconsin Infantry. Transferred with his com.
pany TO Battery A, First Wisconsin Artillery,
IN 1852, he rose to Senior First Lieutenant.
Serving through the war. he was mustered out
on Sept. 8, 1895. sool after he became
FS@fS sssD' s Gt the w., United Sd, s 5 PS SS,ii De in
isndo he vas appointed General supcrin.
fSSsGns Of Arthur rhS r"ii psSyl,DI mail o seFy hSsoin By
ment as Major and Paymnster in the regular
Igginy, he continued in the mail service until
management Of tie company then Engaged in
the construction of the electrical %subways
ton as an f0t sspor re in nab This sf fine. He w Tsp a ii.
rector in the Union subway Construction Com.
cal subway S0P compans, is,sSNSH new S Yori h's Teie.
phone Company, and the American Telephone
lie was a member Of Lebanon Lodge, No. {. and
hafayetie Chapter; No. 8. Il + A.; NJ; of Wash:
at 4 from the house. and the body will be taken
to Schenectady tomorrow for %interment.
George a; B sGne died at bis resi-.
NNhSo ~ h'ihk Sihk stStSluuJ =" i"tlg w
s tSsf head On, Ii the 'f hrm nt "a Il. Brand hsahqs? sons se OF
Natiohsl Bank Of Sin Sing, He was largely IN:
was a Republican. lie had been a member Of tho
legislature from West Chester many times
lage, Of Sing Sing for several terms. He was a
candidate Tor Represen,atiye in Congress- in
B Bran; Pet was no alhssssd x z" %i lats G sS"n James mr;
w. Hustled for the office OF Assembly.
twent tgS'n cor eon. acitf years. esiTns and he a aiso placed sSi
n tR, nomination 81, Tito, t ths present Assemblymsn fr on
in the Assembly. MT. Brandreth was born in
New York city seventy. years ago, but most Of
been married twice, His drst wife was a deugb.
ter Of Gen. Aaron Ward, BY her he leaves four
eriek Potter, Mrs. John ]. Kane, and Mrs. Henry
Borup. His second, wife. whom he married in
Samuel j. Randall and Of Gen. L. 4. McAipin.
DR. Harrison Allen; /, emeritus professor Of com
gina pect1ris on SUNDAY. Or. Allen was born in
snterod the Central High school. gradual.
ment Of the University of Pennsylvania,
he graduated In 1861. spent a year as resident
the civil war entered the regular army. From
1852 to 1865 he was assistant surgeon. and was
Major in. 1866. He Was in charge Of the Fair.
fax Seminary and Mount Pleasant Seminary
with the university from 1865 until 1895, when
he. re sb;T.d.,nh He Vas Tas Hlso visiting surgeoa Of
and was assistant surgeon Of Wills Eye Hos.
pita1 1s6o-7O. and st. Joseph's Hospital 1908.
Phi. T DsnE Rflpets oiieFs q ls sae79my D E! A sGs P nas 8 ase
author of numerous monograph papers and
books on many phases Of medicine. He is sur
vived by q son and two daughters.
DR. George Allen. superintendent NJ the Col.
lins Farm state Hospital in Collins. Erie county.
d dise, in G as t + a. N a. X II on H siEndd aiybs Of RIigh &.
len of Syracuse, his widow, and q daughter aged
10 survive. Or; Allen was graduated from the
from tho Hahnen%nsn Hom@opathio Medical e
College in Philadelphia Fora year following his
Hospital stan with Dr.. S. H. Taloott. Who was
ssaps.iHHt ssDIsai il sh %iss SsiD5s taking In N charge ,sa ef1 b.'
the Middleioyn State Hospital; Ms was ap:
duties Of hs now office on May Only a few
nate misunderstanding, growing out of appoint
ments, arose between the doctor and the Board
courts.
Mrs. Mary Hollister Pitkin died on Sunday at
Amherst. Mass. aged 80. She was one of the
fourth person over 80 years I'D who has died in
seventy.eight years of her life were spent in that
and he was a soldier in the War q isi2. H;
died many years ago. Mrs. Pitkin's father
and was with GEN. Wilmington during the
memorable winter at Valley Forge. For the
wsakee, making frequent visits to relatives at
Amherst
Dwight Wayne Berry, Mayor of Middletown.
months illness, OF cancer Of the stomach. He
was born IN Pharsalia, Chenango county, SO
or. former Assemblyman siIas ". Berry Of Che
mango. survive. Mr.. Berry was engaged in the
S Sfsa%e or thu SSnsi1 NsS az" PORK wa Mix Z dj Eschanf for 1 In
served one term in Orange e%ounty's Board of
s toPe IN %arob h iss was s sR9 Sis d Mayor p of Middle e.
the Common Council Charles Z. Nance becomes
Mayor.
Louis Hsno; formerly 2 Wholesale and retail
than half q century connected with the jewish
G Geat. ss Mss P h,s \ . isr asd # Tr ThiS9 for 5i gsso ny
Sunday at his home. He was born in Holland
Is &. years nase %F Se AND Vent ss% to fRi M%eTliH at t 4 w aSs OF
fifteen children, and twenty.nine grandchildren
survive him.
Maryland and one of the oldest in the country,
died yesterday morning at baltimore; He had
S efsn ihG IN P Psst c, Of f zion si. GeFWsn ra inde 5e6 lent
90 years of age. He WIS known TO Germans OF
all denominations in Baltimore. His body will
the funeral will take place.
Capt. William II. Mount. a retired sea Gap
tain, died at Elberon, \. j., on Sunday. He was
born at Colts Neck on Dec. IA. 1923. He fol-
Captain OF tho schooner Susan Wright when
that vessel was sunk off Manasquan, Nj. He
was tho second Oldest sea Captain In eastern
New Jersey. A widow and five children survive
him.
Sister Henrietta Mary of the Protestant Epis-
copal religious community of st. John the Bap-
tist, 233 East Seventeenth street, died of pneu-
monia on Saturday last. She was a daughter of
the late David II Floyd-Jones and a sister OF G.
Stanton Floyd.Jones. who resides at % West
Thirty-fourth street.
Francis Keefer. "a years old, died at the homo
OF his sister, Mrs. George Baker. in New Ro-
chelle, on Sunday night. He was tho eldest OF
four sons of Francis Keefer. one OF the Oldest
oyster men and pilots on Long Island Sound.
Francis Koefer was well known as a Sound
pilot.
Charles Hotchkiss. one OF the oldest residents
OF TorringtOn. Conn.,, died on Sunday morning
OF pneu onia. Ho was SO years old and leaves
four children. He founded tho firm of Hotch-