The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
Obituary Notes.

hS oaRe IN n %asSi hSs aSu Parf p'4 Pla n Pid MI,
disease. He was .. native Of this city and was
" years old. AT. the time Of the civil war he
Ssr 81 g oG 9SS a G5Sk CT TAFT 5fte Lee he : sf So.a dr a ps snd
general brokers; He had charge Of their
President Of the Dev9e Manpfac,uring Com;
ned Ss de with fRs s,s s ! q ih 81 IRse 9 8 eef H sa Sss a
1872 to iis7S. STise.PTssidsnt from iszs 70
a asdsi P qssid Sis1 f iPGss dfsss tom 70 1s 1ss' H. fS1s Sss
Pres President at the st inn nS OF his de, death the. the PRO Pro
SocIety. the American Museum Of Natural
to PIainHeId in 1874. He was an active member
He organized and built out Of his large means
the Monroe Avenue NJ. E. Church in Plainfeld
p pres. ,she t tRs@ 70 the h ee=osg saa Pops0f He Ss asa a
large contributor to the Methodist Hospital in
Brooklyn and to the Drew Theological nslG !, Sem,
him-Mrs; James r. Joy. with whom he made
his home in Pleinfsld; Mrs. Anne g. Ashbrook
Henry 4. McGee. and walter II. Mcdes q
oil Company. and Henry. A. is q manager OF the
Produce Exchange at the present time. A
%r Us tive to en NJ. &eGes's death L i. '"''A''' A''''n
Frances F@sgR9 , wills: wife o, EdmII,d
years. Hs.1s aso.d Esl On Sunday 5 wfaiIfi ast in her hss's eis sEsesS
year; Mrs. Willis was born in .Devonshire.
s shpsla Wss t and o id@s 1 Se 1nts ee 81 t6s Il Re7 is B..
Storrs's Church Of the Pilgrims in Brooklyn at
the time Of her death. having been g constant
attendant there for forty-ive years. She leaves
I've iSe s4sstlsasin sEfaiiSyesS' fRE s4 hassasd. a aRS
Willis late home is McDesough street:
intermssnt wa was IN Greenwood cemeterys. Inc
Maurice Barnett. who died in New Orleans
on Monday night. aged 82. was the Oldest
RsiSeab but n moved saSs ft 70 Ne we orleans Sfs osf In 49, IL S'F 2e
opened seasI the q tir Nsg store 1e,e on Can FIo% street 1sso now 40 Ys sss
he traded in Texas. then a part of the Republic
Of Mexico. furnishing much Of the supplies OF
the Mexican army under BY BsI.s "a a at San
in various commercial businesses. In dry
goods. wine. cotton and real estate. making a
dants. but had 27i nephews and nieces and
grand nephews and nieces.
Robert McGinnis of 10 West 126th street died
born in this city. and served one term as Demo;
cratic Alderman for the Nineteenth ward and
B fiiiilsdhI ssaff He ~ was nS a member q the Old South
Wall Engine COMPANY No; 81; which lay In Ann
street, near broadway, ana was once Assistant
Engineer In the old Fire Department. He
leaves three sons and two daughters.
William H. Cloonep. who died suddenly on
Monday in Brooklyn. had been engaged in the
meat and provision business in lower Atlantic
beginning Of the war with Spain he secured
many. Government contracts. He was a mem
Der OF the Volunteer Hremen's Association.
and was one of the organizers Of the old At:
lantic baseball nine. He leaves a widow and
q daughter.
The Rev. Luther Boptelle, the Oldest preacher
Of the Adventist faith, died In. Lynn. Mass.
yesterday. He was 81. years old and old age
was the cause of his death. In early life he
was a ~shoemaker. He was Q warm abolition
list and became a close friend OF Garrison.
Phillips and Douglass.
George W. wensley. President OF tho Amer
lean Fire Insurance Company. and New York
manager OF, the Manchester Insurance Com
pany OF England. died on Monday at his home.
275 Jefferson avenue. Brooklyn. in the thirty
ninth year of his age.
william Redmond. a retired linen merchant
and a member Of the Union Club. died yester-
day at his residence. q Washington Square
North Mr.. Redmond was about so years of
age. He was a brother OF Goold H.. Redmond.