The sun., 1900-11-20
Obituary Notes.

Capt. George D. wolcott. an old Hudson River
steamboat man ard for many year &C ompanoer
9f TIE Gty Of Troy the Citizens Line s.esmer.
time and two weeks .sgo was compelled 10 leave
o. saa A0H 3D. hs Hs. VI. Born Fb n
puryea. c9pt Wo!cott first went into The hotel
Hoas a3a fhyW0 r e yeas ssc f 90 ,oei % 10
eteamboating; He was steward Of the steam
boat sqn9y.ds when !ha, boat yas lierfed 6y
sss y dee snS va. s,s Wcsc, fEs tts q
captain. Under him the boat never had a ter-
mes, or any other cause until he LETT hls boat FOR
War with the seventy-frst Resiment and for .
time afterits return was its Colone and received
q long serviSe medal He married ih I,,1steth eth
daughters. The funeral will be held tomorrow
rEHrdSs HoTnSs from the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
hOs & snH Jne
81. 1887. In East Randolph. Vt and Was sradu-
ated 10 SOL at the Albany Medical College ri, He
Of Medlcine the New YORK s obs,e,ricai society.
ns rl Sss County SSTt Mscs g s sSse ssssy e.
Historical Society and the American Medical
Assoei,'i9 nSd vas Fellow Of The American An.iisi
nl4u VI VIC DTll-L wy coSictv''
He was an honorary inenber OF the Boston
SGyI scoloscsl Society. the Dubuque Medical
professor q tie New York Post Graduate Hoep!-
tai snd cSlefe H. Tss pr0as writer fSs
nam6sr Of fF u.e is
sreclalty For several years he was President
Of the BAPTIST Social [ iion He wa, Mason
tie Sons Of the Revolution ard the New Erfland
Society He leaves widow and two daughters
Mator Thomas Bell a well-knowp, Civil va,
sfH SnS Ht Srs f hsmsrr&assS at Ss home
i5l Berkeley place. BROOKLYN In his sixty:third
year. He served as 1aetaln IN the Eishth
sSuen,y sT nav as Sm.e, s IN IN the eld ep
He wts taken prisoner by The Contederates
fy f. N ss pst 'aa e. hs oats 'fs 0 0 sr
Harper's Ferry Hi;h hls company He
wa. was aRDpein,.d stoms M S Inspector IN orleans
county by President Grant and retained the
n or the ae BeSsc dce He h had 8 Seen en- e' active IN
Rsplsc,n politics n BrScklyn Ign. fer the ss past
rln's smcst sctiv- Supporters. He Tas mem
widow, two sons and daughter
Mis-. Mary A. McWilliam, who died NJ her
home, 80 Columbia Heights, on SATURDAY. was
sisss4sr: i sa.tc.ss -. Ms3y & &. her - t.sSas
stetday. including Mr ard Mrs $ Y White
Col and Mr. .ewis { Horkins. Or and Mrs.
EFsnk Radd Y S9d Mrs sS ASGG d T4qEs.
Fitzgerald, The Rev; Or. HNli. preached the
funeral sermon and the quartet Of Plgroulh
i!y plot al Greenwood.
The Rev. Benjmin Webb. a retired Episcopal
CLERGYMAN, 90 years old, died on SUNDAY in
ST Lukes Hosp,Ital where he had been patient
ment for supposed case Of blood poisoning
but hl1 death was the result Of heart disease !
and genera breakins down inGdentai 10 his
WeS6 Of sstami"rd. Conn, was wih Nth him INV When
he died The Rev. Mr.. Webb was the son Of
Ben'auin $ Webb, a. Connecticut merchant. |
He was clAssmate Of Senator Depew at ale |
and wa5 raduated in 1856.
George F. Wilde, a member o' the firm Of |
Vernon II. Brown Co. for tweuty-years. |
died on sunday Of stroke o. aponlexy, He |
was 90 years Of age and wa. born in Boston.
Tor thirty-nine years he had been associated !
IN business With Albert y Brown Of Ne.non |
II Brown h Co. He had been a member Of
fifteen years Hishone -ls at SO East Twcn tieth |
street. 4 son and daughter survive him.
Sarah Middngh Oracle. widow of the late |
William Oracle, died on sunday at her home. !
Niidagh street on oumba Heights was named |
after her grandfather. John Middggh. she
was the Oldest communicaut Of Grace Episcopal
Church and one of the inoorR"rators q the /
Church Charity Foundation The funeral SER !
vices will be held at Grace Church Tomorrow |
afternoon.
William I Halseya son Of the late ;; Harvey
50 years He was for many years bookkeeper |
in tho leather nrnl Of ! II Halsey a Smith. |
and was cousin 81 Mllllar and George A. |
II 5 Hovoy, Commodore Of the Eastern ,
Yacht club died az 3i7 commonwealth avenue. |
Boston, at $50 NJ YESTERDAY. He Rad been |
sick with kidney trouble for two months He /
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