The sun., 1898-09-13


commission. and served until 1891. when ht
retired on account OF III health.
Judge Cooley, was noted as an au,thort, b, ,-,,
and many articles in periodicals on legal sub
jects
obituary Notes.
John p. Townsend. President OF the Bowery
Savings Bank. died suddenly on Sunday even
ing &c Tarryt9wn. Mr. Towpsepd, with his
neT and died within an hour. His wife and his
Sssre' Was q SCrn % s % 3
moved e TrSs wy j. sStsI isie m Mr r. $%Svnssnd
camille house He established himself in the
business of exporting stayes., which he con-
Seesme Presdsaf 81 the Now Yor2 Mari Mar
time time Exchange In 1883 and remained In that
hsp s the e
Exchange. In the fall Of 1889 Mr.. Townsend.
's T'rast GcmPsny: il March. isaf: hsD vas
Mr.. Townsend had been a director OF the bank
since 1873, and Vice President since 1890. He
was was member Of the ChaImber OF C3mm,erce,
Of the Paris Society, of the Universal Scientific
Congress Of Provident InstitutIons. He was
financial Institutions and charitable associa-
lions. Mr.. Townsend was the writer of many
banks. He WA was trustee t Of the the Iniversity M 81
Rochester, and he received from that instltu-
ton the honorary degree Of bachelor of laws.
Of New York s in 1883. s.'f oi -,'"en'a" DA'o"'"
The Rev. Alexander Crumme D, D.. is dead
OF his age. He was born in New York city and
was the son. OF an African stolen when boy
pany with Henry Highland Grant. late United
states Minister TO Liberia. and Thomas Sidney
he entered school at Canaan. N H.. but was
tered the Oneida Institute and remained three
yesars yys1r In 1889 he made an application for ad-
in New York. as he desired to enter the minis
try oi the Protestant Episcopal Church, This
To %as dea 5n es@ be
fiSsa isi$; ana S entered SassR5s 5 G2sEs; Gam
missionary service of his church and for twenty
years he was in Liberia. during which time he
School and President OF 81 the Liberia C College.
lished in, Washington St Luke's Protestant
1at parish until 1st5. when He Eetlred fs Dr.
CrumImell raI was President q the Golored Min
Negro Academy; His, published works are
The Future Of Africa Issued in 1862 The
lea" He leaves widow and two children.
DR.. Louis Hess OF Williamsburg died on Sun
day night In the Eastern District Hospital. He
graduated from Columbia Medical College in
! SS6. On the afternoon OF June 30. while going
along the asphalt pavement in HeyWard street
seated and fell on his abdomen Appendicitis
leyeloped and he was taken to the Eastern
ater he Was 70 Taf
t,5 ,yly,a5n5ia 5. summer resort where he remainea
taken home on reaeSne %amsbnre
Jay to the Eastern District Hospital 1hSh Where he
So Srder YPit UneS q freads te PSSEf PSyEs
ians s Mutual Aid sesiety and the Nineteenth
md one SON. who live at 202 Lee avenue
Cheyalier Giuseppe, Ferrari. an Italian sculp- |
or and Eoodcaryer. died at his residence. lf5 |
ths q gesrs snndfz Ks IF s se Re g s
country for many years. and before coming |
Ss had Peceyed oId msdR 9E his YoEk
qodeps II the P PhiIadelpSS S0F school fSsFSn q pe
,rlvate buildings. S' but that Which Gi attraeted ted
mat attention was done for the centennial OK
Jheyalier Of the Order Of the Crown Of italy
oder Of sss6eu q The spa
Matthias W. Zimmerman. saloon keeper at /
t15 East Flfty-ninth street. was found dead in
,ed yesterday morning by his wife. Death |
les being first lieutenant on Of County yu cierk R
ae Tssd Se % the
iotel on the Brooklyn Hills at Woodhaven.
zimmerman was born in Baden-Bade SO
s57; He was a Mason. D. an SS odd ofFeiE Fellow, " a
Knight Of Honor. and one OF the leading mem
'ers of the Woodhaven Fire Department.
George Gillen, who was said to be the Oldest
ngineer in point OF service on the New York
iyislon of the Pennsylvania Railrond. died on
laturd9y night At his home, p Perrine avenue.
lew Jersey Railroad and TRANSPORTATION Com
saiiroqd in 1874 In his long W career he never never
to the ofice, A widow, four sons
nd three daughters survive him.
George W. Nathan. a New York real estate
roker died at his home at Maplewood. South
r. Nathan was born In Neewi New York e6aiT "a Years
60. He lived there until about six. years ago.
n ;he9 Natsp hs purchased the house In Mapewood.
IarRaret Mitchell OF New York and she and
an children survive him.
Washington Belt died on Sunday at his home, |
native Ohio lie came 10 this l ciy S1' IN 1
nd established the firm OF Belt 4 Cilley. deal
rs In wSSSeHHs Sa HsS9fnh S9d far Nr Belt was mem
I'D one daughter survive him. The burial
I'LL be at Greenwood Cemetery on Thursday
iorning. |
William II. Doty. 90 years old. who for thir-
ne Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Raii-
Dad, died yesterday at his home at Newark
ne oheart disease. He leaves widow and
ne son.
Henry Clay Thompkins of Montgomery. Ala,
resident OF the First National Bank OF Mont
nd Chairman Of the State Democratic Com
littee, dropped dead of heart failure In his
w otice yesterday. He was 81 years old.
Boy KILLED ON His Way to school.