The sun., 1900-12-29
OBITt AIRY.

Daniel Addison Heald, President OF the
Home Insurance Company OF New York. died
suddenly yesterday afternoon at his residence,
"Woodslde. llewellyn Park. West Orange. Of
heart failure. lie was born In Vermont In
1918 His father and grandfather served In
the Revolutionary War. and President Heald
had In his possession the sword which his
grandfather wore. He vas graduated from
Yale In ls4i lie was admitted 10 the Vermont
bar in lsi3 and continued the practice Of law
until 1854 During the thirteen years that he
pract!sed his lr9iesslGn IN Vermont NJ Head
was the agent Of the .ftua and other Hartford
Insurance companies. In lsi6 he came to
New York a,. the general agent in this city
lie was elected second Nice-President In
1883 he was chosen VICE PRESIDENT and III
1855 he succeeded the late Charles j Martin
as President. II il said To have been mainly
Of IRE nderwgite was Organized Ia 1851
Mr lIetld took up h7 residence in Llewellyn
original projectors Of this en;erprIse lie
had been secretary OF the Board Of proprie-
tors since lsjN. lIe was one Of he founders
of the Orange NQllcV tpngregatiOn8l Church
and os the orange Memorial Hospital His
wife died in 1892 live years ago lac married
Miss Elizabeth Goddard. who survives him
Arounah VI Burtlr. whose husband is on" Of
the Secretaries Of the Home Insurance ,ou-
pany. John ONenhridge neald. lawy"r of
this city and Mrs George !. Manning, whose
husband j. a professor in Stevens Institute
William Wcstako. an inventor who had
taken out over 3oo patents. including the open
top hand lantern uLed on ,rallroad> died
at Ms home. spencer place, Brooklyn, In his
sixty ninth year, He was born in Cornwall.
And Eah Th W%ny DSy he ne Vas MSFhSd s In
old lie came to this country and went to Mil
yaGkce where he got emplol ment mes,nt a. roller
worked a. a tin. NTH and while % employ ed
he invented several tool. When II years old
hc cun.t:uct"d to patterns and model for
built the Monitor, Hi- more famous iuven-
tlon~ were made when he Wa .rmpl9ycd a.
t3f weka op ana and pamI RawSTTe Te compSs% npSsS
In the series were ric Me~tlal,e car heater
the loose globe lantern. the oil cook .tpve
Dane & Nostlake .."ld over l?o,nn of the
loose globe lamps in 500, In is74 the firm
vas reorsani1cd a; tge Adams Ma,, WcJtakgg
all hi- PATENT. ilo retired from the firm in a
short time and in lNj7 came to New YORK and
resumed businesi on hts oWH account, In
mcnt he invented several articles Of general
utility. He was an enthusIa-tic yacht ,man
self lie was one OF the founders of the Lin
coin Club in Brooklyn and belonged TO sew
eral other social organizations. He leave.
q widow and three daughters. The funeral
under direction OF Acanthus Lodge. I. and
A NJ. of which no was member
Prof Moses Colt Tyler. head Of the de-,
University, died at his home in Ithaca YES
terday morning from g SUITS For several
weeks his condition had been serious Prof
lie graduated from, Yale College ~ 1885,.
after which he studied theology, He was
pastor of the Congregational Church in
Foughkcepsie from 1880 to, 1892 Later he
studied four years In England, and on his
return delivered lectures which attracted
attention. and he was called 70 the professor
Ship Of English literature in the University
OF Michigan He went 10 Cornell in 1881
lie i. survived 10y his wife, one daughter.
brother. Edward Tyler of New York city.
Mrs Jane Amelia Concer, the widow of
Dr. STEPHEN Conger. died Yesterday Of apo
m pefS a. as T5 q, 7S She O. was her OF tFc
late David Seabury and was born in New
York citv. She is survived bv two sons.
,ooperstown, y. Y. and the other Robert
5 Conger, lives in Newark
william Smith, Quartermaster on the old
Kearsargc, who had charge of the pivot gun
ON the quarter deck of the warship during
the encounter with the Confederate cruiser
Alabama. was buried at North Attlcboro.
Mas On ,n IanT57day an5d4ya sn Ma,arns ads SgSn
hcr to sink He died in the Taunton Insane
Asylum
sanford J Hall secretary of the, Spring
since lNCS. died Yesterday in his home at
Springfield. Mas, of Brights disease, aged
So years. He had previously been COu-
rartel with the People Fire Insurance Com
many o' Worcester and tho Massassuit In
suranCe Company OF Springfield
Hugh McDougall, the senior member of
the firm Of kctcham h McDougall, jewellers
died on Thursday at his home, lo2 McDon-
uuuh street. BROOKLYN. In his siyty-siNth
wear He was superintendent of the South
Third Street prc-b vtaTiau Church for ncnrly
thirty years He leaves n widow, six chill
dren and eleven grandchildren
Frank Seymour Conkling a nephew Of
Roscoe ConkllLI died yesterday at CstSklll
y Y. He was ?s years old, and was grad
uatod from the New York College Of Den
tistry four or five years ugo at the head of
his clnss, He was associated in this city
with Dr. c. u Wright. n dentist. al S35 West
Twcnty-thlrd street.
Donald NCkinSie, superintendent Of the
I e. Bouru" estate at Oakdale, l.. | died
suddenly there Yesterday afternoon Of heart
disease at the age of 90 The funeral SER
vices will take place Tonight
George F Saunders. District Inspector in
the Custom House, died on Wednesday at his
home 3So Bergen street, Bropklyn. In his
siNtv-nr-t year He was seventh Regi-
mnnt veteran
John A Campbell. for thirtv-siy years
Clerk Of Nicholas county In Kentucky. Is
dead NJ Frankfort.