The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-12
Obituary Notes.

Mrs. Caroline Homo Hasbrook. wife OF Gen.
George Fl. Sharpe. diod at her residence on Al.
inne..' Mrs rug Sharpe was tho daughter Of Julia
Frances and A. y. Hasbrook. She was born in
* ber Iife h IN new 80 s ysnrs 1sp H =. j. spent e4 f q 9STti ss.
ing President of Rutgers College. In December.
1850. she married Gen. George II. Shame.
Henry g. sharpe Of the United states Army. and
her lie Mrs. Sharpe entertained' a large
number M t5s r,S of fh s,,t most ed disGti Tsn RSs .I men
tanned by her on two different occasions. once
during his term as President. President Arthur
and Gen. Sherman spent q num5cr of days there.
She was OF Dutch and HuRuenot descent. and
Kingston half a century ago. The funeral
services, will be held from the family residence
on Monday next at 3 p. NJ.
William Winterton Owens. a retired builder,
died of pneumonia on Thursday at his home,
$50 Fifth avenue. He had been III three weeks.
Mt; Ovens was born In this city IN 1920. He es-
present site Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, the
lures which were of prominence in old Now
York. This hrm was among the first touse iron
years ago. 3 wealthy man. He leaves q widow,
two daughters and one son.
Mrs. Margaret Cuddeback, widow OF George
Cuddeback. a member Of ono Of the Oldest fam
lilies In tho Minisink Valley, died yesterday In
Matamoras. Pa, aged % years. She, was born
IN 1924 at Carpenter's Point. 2 suburb OF Port
Carpenter, an early settler and large land
owner. Her greatgrandfather. Major Joannes
iIoGsey' was Ws,. q ah pdIofm rmeed e cSpspic en- ens EG IN tbs
border war with tho indiana In the upper Della
ware and Neversink valleys.
Daniel l.. Jones died yesterday at his home. 20
McKibbin street, Brooklyn, aged OIL years. Ho
was born in Wales. came to this country when
a young man. and about fifty years ago engaged
tinued almost to the time of his death. He
lived in a large, old fashioned house. which
is now surrounded by tencments. lie was one
OF the founders Of st. David's Benevolent So
cioty. He WA twice married.. and had n son
and a daughter.
his home, s15 Jefferson avenue, Brooklyn, yes.
tordny. He was born in New York city IN 1885.
took an active interest In Republican politics.
He ran the first dummy engine for tho Hudson
Thirty-second street. to the foot OF New Cham.
bers street. Eight years ago. during the Harri-
son ADMINISTRATION he was employed in the
Bureau of Animal Industry under the Depart
ment OF Agriculture.
George B. Newton died of heart failure yester-
day at his home in Tarrytown. aged 65 years.
He was formerly a member of the firm of George
Il. Newton & Co. Of this city, and made n fortune
as an operator OF Pennsylvania coal mines and
In tho coal business. Ten years ago he retired.
Ho leaves u widow and two married daughters.
Capt. Charles II. Gallagher, a member of tho
Special Board OF Inquiry at the Barge Ohico,
died yesterday at his home. 81 Grand street,
Jersey City. OF pneumonia. lie was q veteran OF
the war. "a member of tho Grand Army of tho
Republic and had been nm inspector In tho I'M
migration Bureau for many years.
Elias Mann. ono of tho Oldest citizens of Tar
rytown, N. Y. died yesterday at the age of 80
years. He was born IN lryington on July 20.
for twcnty-ono years. He was twice married,
and his second wife survives him.
State senator Handy. the only Addioks State
Senator In the Delaware Legislature, died yes
terday at his home In Claymont, Del. His death
was due to apoplexy.
NJ. Ferdinand Fabre, a well:known French
Mtsrateur. died In Paris yesterday.