The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-22
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uncle OF Gov. Roosevelt. died on Tuesday at
her homs. ~ East Forty"sighth street. Size
had been III for . month with the grin. but IL
had been thought that she was improving. and
her death was unex pectsd. She was born
s~ixty-slI years ago In sksneateles ind va.
tho daughter Of the late 8. Grosyenor Porter.
who was vol known In politics. She met
Mr., Roosevelt. about f9rty.nve years ago
sSSaoui Was .ti %arr tsa 4, w.dd s'% they s.sF n ls;.'i
10 south Orange, where they lived % to lively.
years ago. when Mr.. Roosevelt died. Mtr.
Roosevelt then bought The house IN Forty;
eighth street and she and her brother ly,d
there In the winter and At South Orange In the
summcr. Her brother 10 Capt. y. Grosyenor
IortsI who for MANI ysers was q esp'aln on
SSiIar.n' Tr 4 lister. M Mr, M:nsips' lives 'S. IL Ger.
nsny., Tho funeral, vii 10 held this morning
In ~. BhrthOiOmew'S Church.
George y. Manchester OF S~ycawav.a suburb
OF Troy. y. T., dropped dead yesterday morn
Ing while preparing 70 drive TO the cry. M
Ma.ch,s,sr went to Ms barn and va ,ssn,," IN
,9 The n.9r: expiring im nrD A. dyD 81 a t.ro OK:
at an early age went TO New York and became
nous. s.S on u Iow.r EroahS Ssy''i liz stus.eaa.ntiy
becam. one Of the proprietors Of the house.
MMs s%eh. va. eS {. fSiIsT,c andi #. ' smn 1.@ mana a 1srs %
fortune and cams to Sycaway. where, he rur-
chased a handsome villa and made Il his sum.
rom " BUSINESS aop and msds Srcs.s, his per-
rianent placs OF residence. he recently
erected a handsome Methodist church In the
village as 4 memorial 10 a son. who was burned
to death several years ago.
BENJAMIN Minturn Hartshorne died yestsr-
day nj bis winter home IN Renlson street, As
toria. L., l.. in his .sventy,hfth year, Ms
surrounded sv magnificent park. aud he was
considered the wcalthiest man in Monmouth
county, Many years ago his ancestors sold to-
The pen lnsula Of sandy HOOK for public de-
fence, When Mr. Hartshorne was a young
man he hal vast shipping inter"sts on NE "a.
California. from which the. Union army was
supplied in the Civil and Indian wars. Mr.;
HaiTshornes town home was formerly at 3D
Madison avenue. Hs 70 survived by one scn.
Henry D, Ward. wifi. OF Lieut.. Ward. I. s.. a..
and Mrs, Trask, wife OF DR.. James u. Track OF
Astoria.
Darius Colombaui. a well.known ecclesiastl-
cal artist. died yesterday morning at his resi-
dencn. 800 Lexington avenue. after, a short
Illness Of complication OF d%issases. he wasa
youth and settled in Richmond. Va. Later he
moved to New York and many examples OF Ms
work are To b. found in the Catholic churche:
mosaic stations Of the Cross for the Church OF
~. Mary, Brooklyn. was uneomrleted when he
was taken III. Hewasa member Of the knights
Oh lOlUIIlDuN. ttP NhtnblIV WI III lNhs
tho Holy Name Society OF the Cathedral and
the ST, Vincent de Paul Society. A.on by his
first wife. and his second wife. Elise Pools
Colonbani. survive him.
Of paralysis a. the home 81 his daughter. Mrs.
wfliamI4 Howard, +SlA Quincy street. Brook.
lyn, in his .eyenty:second year, He was an
Design and one o'the founders OF the Brook.
lyn Art Association. He eYcelled a. a painter
OF marines. landscapes and winter twnlghts.
fifteen years he was mainly occupied on Adj
rondacI mountain scenery. Many OF his works
are I'm the most ehoice art collections. HE'S
survived by three sons and two daughters.
Hotel n. George. Brooklyn. in his siIty-eighth
year. He Was born in Wilmington. VI. and In
early life was engaged III the bakery business
stores During the Civil War he enlisted with
the Eighth Vermont Volunteers and at rs
close he came to Now York and started in the
years and afterward transferred his business
TO New Haven. In 1895 he again settled In
New York and engaged In the leather business
ut lN2 Fulton street.
Republican Assemblyman to, be elected in tbs
old Ninth district. died suddenly. Yesterday
morning, at his, home. lo3 Perry street Mr.
night became i'll aud was removed to his home.
He died at PAS o'clock YESTERDAY morning.
MIR. Rock efe'ler came to this city from Germsn-
town when but III years old and established a
milk route. Later he went into the ice husi.
ness. Hs was elected TO the Assembly in 1874
and ran subsequently, for reeleetion. but was
defeated. He was a member OF the Republican
Club and the Tough Club.
Judge Loui. Arnaud died in New Orleans on
Tuesday night. aged IS, He was OF a noble
tfgsnch in%,lyi the name s.rv SsIT ,S ar, A,na NHn, . sg.
ate Arny and wa. nropinent u the p%oliti.sal
A., thirty wears +. .,o1 had II nl led sns2r E.A cS;. Of
member ~ the Legislature, Registrar ~ con-
yeynncee.T Tax Col Ieetor and JuryCommissionsr.
In 1891 be was elected Recorder on the reform
ticket, which Office he hold at the time othIs
death,
Rudolph ErbsIoh Of 80 Washington avenue.
BROOKLYN. has received a cable message Al:
nouncing the death OF HE brother. Adolf
an attack o, pneunonia Adolf was born in
n m.1o Z, Dis'S:rbss2 I n A6cI.s 4 C M, ;fTo%mI-i ,oG
was At the head Of the European branch Of the
house For, Twenty-Five years he lived at Col
lege Point, l. |.
Oscar s. Moses. President Of the Rirsns
Chemical Company. died at his home. 1880
Madison avenue, at noon yesterday. NJ,
Moses, who was born, in tothester. was, 61
years. old. He was educated in the public
,chool. or Rochester and came 20 New York
In 1875. His death was duo to heart trouble.
He leaves a widow and son.
Cornelius Iierpont:. one OF tie wsalthiest
business man 81 New Haven. died YESTERDAY.
aged 30 years. In earlier years lie was an eI-
tensive cattle dealer in Connecticut, and later
a promoter OF street railroads, being NJ one
time owner 81 the New Haven and Cantrsvills
line. He was also a large holder OF real estate.
Mrs. Anne Gedney. the oldest member OF tho
Geinoy family OF Wrstchester county, was
buriad yeste riay at Mamaronerk. Mrs. Gsd-
ney VASES years old. Her six erand.onS were
the pailbearers and moro than q hundre1 Ged-
neys attended the funeral services.
FrodArick Schmolls Of the Arm o! Schnolze
4 HiIdebrand. photographers. died on Tues.
day AZ hi- home, 100 Putnam avenue, Brook
lyn. He WAS formerly Vice President Of the
Arlon Singing Society. and q mem Der OF
several German societies.