The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-14
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Gen Edward Fcrrero died suddenly on Monday
little after noon at his home. 100 East Seventy.
eighth street. ~ heart diSca. C lie was found
sitting in a chair dead his chin resting on one
hand. Gen Fertero was Of Italian blood, and wns
born in Grenada, Spain, on Jan. IL, 1881. When
he was two years old his parents came 10 this
country. Ills fathers house here was n resort
feIrero met Gafihaldi. Argent NlhiuS and others
Before the Civil War Fcncro wa n dancing master
and was Lieutenant, olonel Of tie old Eleventh
Regiment. lcaving that organization at the
outbreak Of the war he was made Colonel VI the
Fifty first New York Volunteer Infantry lie
lie in the battles If South Noun ain and
Anuct1m. aud won his full rank as Brradier.
fredericksburg and Nickshlrg;. commanded
division division 81, at The siege OF knoyvllle con.
and in Chants final campaign before
Petersburg; commanded he colorcd division
from the war lireyet Ma!or.Grnrral. he took
Apollo Hall at Twenty eighth street and Broad
way, and made it a popular assembly room. In
later years lie OPENED the lrnoN Crum with
Theodore Thomas and his orchestra. and when
Thomas went 10 Chicago, lie introduced Seidl
gave up his connection with the l.yccum and went
70 the Me,ropCnlitan Museum 81 Art to help his old
friend and fellow soidi,T Gen d cesn2la ard his
twice married but had no children A widow
survives him, lie was an enthusiastic member
Grand Army Of the Republic
Col julius Walker Adams the well.Enown
civil ems nccr. died Yesterday at his home l55
year lie belonged TO an old and distlnr uished
Massachusetts family and was a second cousin
S 1 S SaPS cyn Mems %eD. lie ct sPponmGn'
ailrg TO study civil engineering. lie was Colonel
Of the First Regiment LGnE Island Volunteers
and also ui the sixty ninth Regiment lie was
IN
Engineer with railroad enterprises and public
works From 1903 70 1871 he was consulting
engineer Tor the city Works Department in Brook.
lyh and subsequently, FOR the Department u Health
lie was also Chief Engineer Of the New Haven
Colonel for time u the Second Zouayes and dur,
ing the draft riots he had charge OF the militia in
Printing House SQporr lie Is director in
Col Adams was editor Of the Engineering Nstns
lie Vas member Of the academy Of Sciences,
tho Society OF Engineers
Frank Evans Wing Of Charles r Wing & Co,
Is Nall street died at South Wilton, Conn, on
Tuesday; OF congtstion Of the brain lie was 10
in 1890 by his brother the late Charles I. Wing.
who was pioneer IN the investment bond busi-
and the Church clubs Of This city, to n" Morristewn
Club aud the Laurcnuan Club Of Canada
Clinton ltorer. former Sheriff OF Montgomery
S9%@ m at n
He was in his sixty.hith year Early in lie
Mr. Rurcr took an interest in Democratic politica
serving as constable and Justice OF the Peace
several tines In 1905 he was a candidate
for Congress from tho Seventh Pennsylv ania
district
Irwis {, Pophan,. n retired cpal merchant
died NJ his home AZ SCatsdac, on Tuesday night
lie MAS asSo'lricd with his father in business
here for nifty, YEAR. For thirty years he was
q. justice ot ,hr p"acc in the town of Scarsdaie
lie dicd in me same room in the Popham home
IN which his father and grandfather died The
house was built by his grandfather in lisa
DR. Emil Fisher, one Of the founders OF the Ger
man Hospital in Philadelphia. died at his homo
He was born IN Germany, lie came 10 this c0un,
Try in his youth and studied medicine in Jefferson
College. Philadelphia lie was an excellent
musician and was n member Of many musical
organizations
Cady E. Howe died on Tuesday in his eighty
seventh year al his home, 2lo Hayward street
Moa: Fo4 Fry we he Ss Son Of s Samuel
aEer by BaInum - Forcpaugh's and other cir
cuses. lie retired from the business ten years
ago
spected citizen OF Port Jeryis died on Tuesday
leading Free Mason and was treasurer of della
ware Commandery knights Templars and also
treasurer OF a cooperative store.
Stoddard Van lnwegen. a leading merchant
and one Of tho most influential farmers OF the
NeyerTnk Valley died Al his home al Cuddo-
backville, " Y, yesterday afternoon from in
dent. lie was rs years OF age
Henry f., Valentine, who died on Monday
at his home, 90 Penn street Williamsburg MAS
for many years a shipbuilder lie was born In
this city seventy four years ago and was nppren-
tioed 10 shipbuiiding firm. He retired with
fortune.
Sir George A. Kirkpatrick, ex-Speaker of tho
ts Tr died at Toronto yesterday ' lie was 50 Is
years OF age and was called to tho bar thirty
four years ago,