The times., 1901-04-09
OBITUARY.

Gen Joseph NJ Sudsburg a prominent
| officer of the Ur,ion Army in the civil
| war. died yesterday morning at his home
| at 23o7 East Lafayette Avenue. Baltimore
from apoplexy
| General Sudsburg was born I'm Munich
| Bavaria in 1S25. and entered the Rava-
| rian army and after several years OF ser
| vice was appointed second lieutenant
! in the Bavarian Royal Artillery. In 1913
! he took part In the struggle OF the peo-
| pie against the King and after the defeat
which came TO his party he went to
| Switzerland. where he lived for several
| years.
He then went to France, where he en-
listed as private in the Foreign Legion.
and served under Marshal Mcmahon
| When the war was over Lieutenant Suds-
burg came to the United States and en-
tered into active service on the Union
side in the war between the States
In April. 1861. he enlisted as private
! in Company II. Second Maryland Regi-
ment, at the time of It's organization,
and on the same day was elected captain
OF the company. Sfterward. when Cen
erai DIX was IN command In Baltimore.
he recruited the First German Rifles,
which were later consolidated with the
Third Maryland Regiment, Colonel O'COn-
nell and Dix's Light Infantry.
they were ordered to Virginia and took
part in many battles which occurred
there. General Sudsburg took an active
part in the campaign and was successive
general He leaves widow and four
children. Joseph. William p. MARY B..
and Louis j. Sudsburg.
Paul buchanan died at his home in
Bergen Street, Newark. early yesterday
morning. He was born in Quebec and
went to Newark in the early ffties. He
hoo
as contraction. and then became inter-
ested in street railways finally reaching
the presidency Of the Springfield Avenue
Horse Car Company. While in this posi-
ton he secured the passage of a law per
mitting the running Of horse cars on Sun
day, and he drove the first horse ear
ever run in New Jersey on Sunday Mr.
Buchanan later sold out his railroad In
terests and went into real estate specula-
ton He leaves a widow and a ten-yeaF-
old daughter.
Cunningham Drake died at his home in
Philadelphia on Saturday. aged sixty-nine
years. He was son of Dr. Alfred Drake.
whose grandfather Roger Drake. was
Governor of India. He was born III Phil
adelphia and when little more than TWEEN
ty-one years old was sent by the United
States Government on diplomatic mis-
sion to Paris. He was so successful that
he continued for many years in the diplO-
matte service. While In Paris ne studied
at and graduated from the College of St
Francis.
Daniel \ Bullard, one Of the pioneer
paper makers of Northern New York,
died at mis- home. in SchuylerviIle. y. T..
on Sunday. aged eighty-seven years. In
the early sixties he established the paper
business now owned by the SchuyierviIle
Paper Company. OF which he remained
at the head until his death. and OF which
he the active manager until two
weeks ago. He was born IN the town
where he always lived and where he died
His mother was the first white female
child born in what IS now Saratoga
County.
Mathew D. Logan died in New Orleans
yesterday. aged seventy-two years. He
was a native of Belfast, Ireland. and went
10 New Orleans in 1913. He had at one
time one of the largest hardware estab-
lishments in New Orleans He was elect
ed 70 Congress in 1883, and again in 1e93.
as q Democrat.
Abraham Van Ripper. member Of the
Jersey City police board in the seventies
died at his home. 10 Gautier Avenue. Jer-
sey City on Sunday. He was seventy
years old. He was az one time captain
of the Second police precinct.