The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-18
OBITUARY.

Warren Dclano, who died early yesterday
morning at his home on the Hudson, near New
burg. was the last of a family of eight children.
He was born in Fair Haven. Mass. in 1909. and
there he always spent his summers. He left Fair
Haven as a lad and went to Boston. He left
Boston for China in 1881. where for many years
he was connected with tho then well-kn0wn
house of Russell & Co. Later he became u
fucnce during the years OF their greatest pros
perity. On his return from China the first
time he bought the property and built the
died. Since 1870 he had not been in active
business. His, wife. who died a year ago. was
came OF sturdy New England stock. and both he
and his brothers. Franklin Delano. Frederick
figures in the New York of from twenty to fifty
years ago. when he had n town house in Lafay-
e efiS place nnd c as Mns a type WsIi IF bd 5ne A MeIi hrua m aGG
courteous. but stunning, ostentntion and noto-
Tiety. He leaves six children-Mr. Warren Do
lano. Mr.. Frederick A. Delano. Mrs. w. Ii.
Forbes, Mrs. f. ID. Hitch. Mrs. James Roosevelt,
and Mrs. Price Collier.
John II. Itosenbaum, "A years old. who WINS
for many years manager OF the Hoboken Bank
for Savings. died carly yesterday morning at his
home, 1892 PARK avenue. Hoboken. He had
retired from the wholesale grocery business in
this city twenty-five years, ago. Until five
ifiSo%nrasl i Han ho IN mG Mo 8 @ o OF W wh ias he sse %%s One S%,
OF he organizers. lie is survived by q widow
and seven children.
James i. ltlnRgold. a prominent lawyer OF
Baltimore and the authorof "RinRgold's Digest
Of the, DECISIONS OF the Court of Appeals of Mary
land" died suddenly yesterday. mornins. Mr..
Ringgold was n member of tho Washington fam
lily OF that name and connected with the family
to which Major Ringgold. the distinguished
artillerist killed in Mexico. belonged. lie was
formerly private secretary TO his cousin. SEN
ator White, now Justice OF tho United States
Supreme Court.
Charles French died at his home, at 200 West
l23d street. Yesterday morning. OF paralysis, at
the age OF 79 years. lie Was The fathcr.in.law
Of Old Hoss" Hooy, who. died last June. A
daughter by his second wife is thu wife OF Charles
f. Evans Of tie Herald square Theatre. Helena.
who played in the celebrated Case" and
Charles French, an electrician. also children by
his second wife, were present at tho death OF
their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sickles of Colonle, n. Y, died
on Sunday night of pneumonia. Mr.. Sickles
had been i'll about ten days and Mrs. Sickles was
prOsirated n few days later. Their deaths oc-
Cured within n few hours OF each other. Two
daughters and one son survive.
Terence Quinn, who died at his home, l2G
South second street, Will!nmsburs, on Satur.
day. was 20 ycnrs old, and for thirty wears had
been stevedOro for the Houston Street Ferry
Company. He was born in Ireland ana came to
America NJ the ngc OF III.
Gov. Woodruff, died in New Haven, Conn, Tcs-
terday morning at the age OF 90 years. Mr..
Woodruff was mt the dcathbcd. and will not re-
turn 10 his duties in Albany until Thursday AT
noon.
Former County Treasurer Abraham Demarest
BlRGvelt, one OF the best-knOwn citizens OF
Rockland county, died at his home, in Spring
Valley, on sunday. in his sixty'iirst year. His
widow and three daughters survive him.
George ii. Wilson, 95 years old. a quarter
master-sergean OF the Forty.seventh Regiment,
died at his home, 1876 Lynch street, Wlliams.
burg, on Saturday night