The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-11
OBITUARY r.

Capt. Alexander H.. Doty. q well-known resi-
don't OF Brooklyn. died yesterday at tho home OF
his niece. Mrs. r. f. Kirby, in Glen Ridge. N. j.,
OF paralysis. Capt. Doty was born in New Bed
ford. Mass. sixty-three years ago. When the
civil war broke out Lo organized. the British
Volunteers. and later the First Long Island
Regiment, which was sometimes called tho
Beocher Regiment. having been aided by Plym-
outh Church. The regiment served throughout
the war. After the war Capt. Doty went into
the oil business with Fisk Brothe RS on Water
street. and remained with that firm until about
Posi-. G. "a 4. r.. a Charter member Of the Brook.
Ign Union League Club. a member OF the Ma
sonic Veterans Associstion. and of Crescent
Lodge. F.. and A. NJ. Six years ago he was an
inspector and assistant assessor Of the Internal
Revenue Department; He also held a place in
the Health Board OF Brooklyn. He was q mem
Der of DR.. Chadwick's church.
Arthur II. Bell. widely known In the United
States and Canada as q comic opera actor, died
came Suf to America sssteraAi from a ansa%Hn,A' .bo ,at
twenty-five years ago; and had played with
a oia.tin ne'es Comic 2de"" opera 'n stare. An He "1 also OF w ynS
stage manager for a time with f. E. .Rice's or
ganizations. He went to Canada from New
people in an amateur opera company. He leaves
q widow and one child in Arlington. NJ, where
no had his home. He was about SO years old.
Patrick II. MncGill. President OF the c. A.
Gambrill Manufacturing Company OF. Balti::
more, died yesterday of apoplexy. Mr.. MacGlll
Of the lnto Charies 4. GamLriii. He was a mem.
Der OF the Millers, NHtionsi Ass0eistion, and at
member OF n number OF business and social or:
Ranizations-the Maryland, University and
A,henmnm clubs Of Baltimore. the Cant1nsyille
New York.
Police Sergeant Henry Lewis Of Newark, MI.
died Yesterday at his home n that city; Scr.
Dec. 10. ls42. He shipped In the navy Mt Buf.
frlo in 1861 and was sent to this city, where ne
sz.,AI tla "a M tKfn and aATvaH nNf thu Nwar nm
that vossol and the Huntsville. lie was dis
charged as bontswain. Altogether he spent ten
years as a sailor. and was appointed on tho
Newark police force in 1871. He leaves ono
daughter.
Mrs. Helen Elizabeth Delamater. wife OF Davis
". shuler. head Of the shuler Spring Works in
Springs, Ark, aged about 10 years. She was
active in almost eyery charitable organization
band, three daughters. and o son. Mrs. Shuler
was the, nother.in-lnw OF Justice Martin l..
Slower OF the supreme Court.
Deacon Willis Hemingway. one OF the wealth
lest and oldest residents OF New Haven, died
yesterday at mis- residence, in Fair Haven. lie
last week. On Monday he was seized with an
attach Of ]aponlcxy and sank gradnalIy. Ills
the lecturer and writer.
Jacob Sand. who died on Tuesday at his home.
7"d President street, In Brooklyn, in his SOW.
in point OF service in that borough. He had been
principal OF school 2 for forty-tye years. His
present ana former pupils lolncu In a strikln2
tribute In his honor on his retirement last
October.
Julius G. Wilkens. aged 81 years. died OF a
ffI s %ss tSS 2 he Slfs o. th sefst rm 81 II M sslsin a. 8:
Wiikens & Sou. exporters OF tobacco. He was
born in Bremen, Germany, and camo 10 this
country in 1858. He is survived by a widow,
who was Miss Augusta Kilt of Nuremberg,
Germany, three daughters. and II son.
Edward Pfarre. who died on Tuesday In his
sevonty-th!rd year. was buried yesterday after
noon from his home at 1876 Lincoln place. Brook
Ign. lie was a member OF the firm OF George
Tlemann & Co.. manufacturer of surgical In
struments al ,lO7 Park row. Ho leaves a widow
and eight children.
Il. LOundSbeTry Miller OF Westchoster county,
n. y, died at the home of relatives In Dallas,
Tex, yesterday. of pneumonia. He was II
years old.