The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-10
obituary Notes.

Judge harleS L.. Flandrrau. hose father
Charles II Flandreru. was for many years
law partner OF Aaron Burr. in this city.
died in -. Paul. MINI. yesterday, aged -
His ancestors wer" Huguenots. who settled IN
New Rochelle. His mother was he daughter
OF Gen. Alexander Mncomb. at one time
Commander Int Chief of the United States
Navy and sister of Gen. Alexander Macomb
Commander Chief of the Army Judge
Flandreau went to MINNESOTA in ls53 While
rlsmber of the Constitutional Convention
he was appointed, in 1857, Associate Justice
Of the supreme Court OF Minnesota, and
he instituted many reforms relative to or
ganlzation of the system OF practice in the
courts IN 1858 he became Judge Advocate
G r.6 h hou so Ssv boke out ,sG, asJss
to ," tn" scene Of action When he reached
Newulrn h. was chosen co ,hn aaa -n1eh,cf
fierce Eight lasting forty hours. Judge Elan
drenu and his band saved New,ulnl from
devastation and its women and children
from massacre.
Charles r Holman Of 81 West seventy
second street, this city. who was passing the
sumner at he Gis .Gt thsr on me b5"e1es in
Shr was 70 years old and was the widow OF
Charles F. Hoffman brother Of III" late Dean
Hoffman Th" ra }snE o nSo Of e wG1G
Mrs Hoffman inherited large portion:
Two sons, charles Frederick HOFFMAN and
William NJ V. Hoffman. and Mrs; j. Van
Necht on Olcott a daughter, survive her, ri"
funeral will take place SATURDAY morning
at 1870 o'clock from All Angels Church at
which Bishop Potter and others viii otflciatc.
Mrs Eleanor Louisa Vail Hoffman of 81
West seventy second street. the widow Of
the Rev Dr. Charles r. Hoffman, who was
the founder and rector of the lhurch Of All
Angels in West End avenue, died on Tuesday
in, har nHn
PARK She was, born Al, New, Brunswick,
\. j :. in 'sa,. Theodore +. Vail Of sullivan.
Vail , G9 is ch hrT NT'
Charles F. Hoffman .lr,, and Mrs. }. Van
Nechtnn Olcott.
william Ciarig. one of the wealthiest business
m"n Of Baton h1Gse va" o na1yn er o sa,nn
Rouge and served as Adintant of "A Con-
federate cavalry regiment during the civil
war After the war he sst1oIisnsh thT hpm
house in Baton Rouge. He organized the
First Nations Bank Of Baton Rouge, Of which
he was iq h ne
and vice-president Of the Louisiana state
University.
Stephen Geoghegan. whose funeral was held
in st, Patrick,s Cathedral YESTERDAY morn
ing was the oldest of the cathedral trustees
Archbishop Farley. presided at the solemn
high mass of requiem. Mr. GeoKhegan was
born in New YGrk N 1881, and a. w AL long prop
was the first pewholder in the new cathedral
and was trustee OF both the new and the
old cathedrals He died at his summer home
in Saratoga on Sunday as result OF "A stroke
of apoplsxy.
The Rev. Gustav Facius, pastor Of the
First Reformed German Church in Wash
ington, died yesterday morning at the age
of 70 years. He was born IN Mainz. Ger
many, and came TO America IN lsE. settl ing
in Baltimore. He was ons, OF the founders
of tn" German Orphan Asylum OF that city.
He leaves wife and one daughter. Mrs
j. Harry Davis of Washng ton
DR.. Luis =. Walton Of this city died ~ The
a member Of the University Club and an
uInnus of Columbus University He lived
at 10 West Fiftiath street