New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
CHARLES COLBERT.

The death OF Charles Coudert at his summer
home, in Mddletown. n. j.. on Tuesday afternoon,
was caused by pulmonary trouble, from which he
had suffered several years. He was the junior
member OF the original law firm Of Coudert Broth
ers and for many years had conducted the COM
mercial and real estate departments OF the hrm
business His city home at No. % West Forty
eighth-st but In recent years he had spent little
of his time there On account OF weakness OF
the chest, he lived at times in the Adirondacks. In
South Carolina and at Lakewood. N. j., and about
a year ago ne went to live In the cottage at Mld-
dletown where he died.
Mr.. Coudert born in this city sixty-three
years ago. the son Of Charles Coudert, who was
exiled from France after the fall OF the great Ma
poleon He was educated in this city, and was
graduated from Columbia College at the age Of
bar ne united with his two brothers, Frederic r;
and Louis L. Coudert. in founding the law firm OF
SsaTs has Seen ederc
Coudert died several years ago. Charles Couders
OF his firm has been due chiefly. to his brothers ,
personality, but he painsakins and method ,ho
firms business affairs which were n his charge
cases which the firm had In the Surrogate's Court,
seldom appearing as peader IN M any sSSf SIR
vIve him His wife and were at his bedside ed
when he died Mrs coudert was Miss MARIE bon
pont Coudert recently graduated from Coium-
ba Of the t we a o
Of Paris. france Claire was married to the Mar.
S;s cssss acfs S f smp Paris A%s'
after his dea this she ey was dsa,P wife
William r. Garrison. The unmarried daughters
are Grace and Clarsse: ,,ou ., tho Man
haitian Metropolitan and Reform cubs ne Vas mo'
man who spent much or ms tle Hs newer held
any public office took an active interest III po''
Mr.. Coudert's funeral will take place At 70 a. m
to-day in st. Patricks Cathedral. In Flfth-ave.
JOHN O'NEILL.
John O'Neill, the well-known restaurant keeper
OF Sixth-ave and Twentysecond-st., died al MS
home. No 81 West Twenty-sccond-st.. yesterday
afternoon About five weeks ago he injured one
of his knees while alghing from carriage An
abscess followed by bood-po.sonlng, and add eX x,
hauston resulted Mr. ONei!l was i horn n mn IN
to this city when he was sixteen years old. and
went to work In Wizards oyster house. which was
Houston-st Afterward he had charge for seyera
years OF the oyster counter Of the st. Denis h r
named Tiernan. he started an oyster saloon at
Ard Mr. ur Tsrn 'ne d I
about ten years ago and Mr.. oNell afterward
conducted the business alone. .-,.. o,. On,
The restaurant soon became favorite resort Iol
yachtsmen local judges and other pr9i1sSs t
m yacbs is iaces We're there
Including the race one hundred miles seaWard ant
Craving. Mr.. ONei was steward of the HobokeI
Turtle Club whose dinner which was set GOVT
for today. has been postponed on account OF hi
death. He was also member OF the Bayon,n'
Yacht club the New-York Yacht Racing Assocla
ton the Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick; the Way
anda Fishing Club and the Network Driving AS
snciotion He was an ardent supporter oil nome
rule for ireland and 6sra contributor w5 70 fu at
two vo,ng unmarried daughters. His funeral WI
take place the Roman Catholic chTr 0baS ot 81
Saturday. The burial will be in Calvary Gene
terry