The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-04
OBITUAR Y.

Alexander TAYLOR Goodwin died i yesterday at
his la law ofce s. Vail street nearly ' every day
until about three week, weeks ago: Mr.. GGodwil
He came North when a boy and entered Rut;
then went to Utica. where no studied law in
the office Of Roscoe Conklng. He was
admitted to the bar two years later. Although
North during the civil war and was Federal
ist., He became, Interested in politics and In
two terms as State Senator, from 1876 to 1880.
Later he formed law Partnership with Joseph
IN nn The pfasGs
dissolved and Mr. Goodwin moved to New
Nav city s sm fs sa to n liz 2 he he o Tss the
Bosri l. Of Trustees for IT, oTsapizatos
elected a life member Of the Grand Lodge Of
the q Ssw M St
Oneida National Bank OF Utica He was a
member , Of the Lsrehmonts Yacht Club. the
GSa ns TaGT snd one H FRs MFs
Church, Utica. and the interment will be in
Forest Hill Cemetery, in that city
MEs Rachel ~ Smth II descendant Of the
tied IN Westehester county 800 Years ago. died
on Sunday night at her home. ll3 Decatur
street. BEoqkly not She was born in Cedar street
Reed Of the merchant marine. She was cousin
Of J. P. Allare, the, iron founder, who started
grandfather owned the, site OF the Custom
House and gave It to a French congregation.
s death ;G 2s.usd ID oS @ SSr
Smith Smith and a daughter. Mrs I. D. D. Dsbrow,
survive her.
John l.. Bullard. q member Of Assembly
from Essex county. n, j.. died at the home OF
J.. p. Bayard. Jr. at Short Hills. on sunday
iS4i. and was a member OF the class Of G;} in
Harvard, He was senior mem her OF the firm Of
street. and for a number Of years had been
the Secretary Of the, Cotton Exchange and a
member b OF the Harvard Club and the Harvard
Buii%rd aRd W. EsS,d da5pEnsTs. Nh Chfrlf;
Bayard. Jr.. OF Short Hills. survive him
Charles Bladsn the third T., President Of the
cam to Ns@ IoTR s5
Of the war he Joined the smith Regiment and
he turned to newspaper work. He win be
buried from ths Press CpR on Wednesday
Eukes Church will conduct the funeral ser or:
vices.
John J. Hill. .,95 years old, we'll known con-
erSay s bSm Rsd
spls, in the Greenyiie section Of jersey CITY! IT,
Heart disease was the cause OF his death, Mr.
Hill built a number Of fire engine houses in
Jersey City. He was q tlreless student OF
Shak espeare. and hadi Hamlet" Julius
Caesar" Macbeth" and other works commit
ted to his memory,
Henry y. Eberly. well-known Republican
politician Of Lancaster county Pa. Postmaster
at Durach fourteen years. and former County
Treasurer, died on Sunday night. aged 80
years. He was one OF the founders OF the
Ephrata National Bank and was a survivor OF
the 800 who held out for Grants denomination
In 1880.
Robert Sergesson. an old manufacturer OF
loom shuttles. died on sunday at his home In
Phtlade lphia, aged 13 years. He was native
OF cambridge. Ireland. and came to this coun-
try when hoy. He engaged in the manufnc-
ture Of shuttes with his brother. who was the
first manufacturer Of that article IN Philadel-
pha
Mrs. Georgana NJ. Boocock. wife OF DR.
Robert Boocock and mother OF tho Rev. Will
liam H Boocock. died on sunday at her home.
IL Woodruff avenue. in the Fatbush district
OF Brooklyn. She had been prominent In social
and church cirolsS in FlAtbush.