The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
Obituary Notes.

Christian friedman. head OF the wholesale
bread-baking firm OF Z / riedmann Son Of
seventh year. in his home at ia South Ninth
street. He was born In Germany. and In
early life came to America and worked as
lourneyman baker. He entered into partner
ship with John shults in the Homemade bread
baking business. their first plant being at
ricdmann afterward became the partner of
Herman Wellbrook In the U. h. bakery, and
10 1859 he established the business he had at
paralysis two months ago He is survived
BY his wife. two sons and three daughters.
John Cavaenaro. a MANUFACTURER OF ma
chinery at 2i5 centre street, died vest rday
a, his home. 10 Macdougai street. OF hear
disease lie was born in Genoa about %
bu siness in the same block in centre street
for forty years lie was a member OF am
many Hall and delegate 70 the kansas slty
years ago hing Humbert of Italy made him a
Chevaler in appreciation OF the work he had
wild and fye children. The funeral will be
from st. Anthony's Church In sullivan street
ON Friday morning.
Milton Fisher. the ,Abolitionist, died on
lie was one Of the earliest IN the abolition
movement He was delegate to the Ameri-
can society conventions IN New York In 1884.
While at Amherst he wrote abolition articles
and was also reported TO the faculty for deliv-
ering without authority an abolition GRAFTON.
In 1884 he went south 10 inspect slavery con-
jackson. Henry Clay, Daniel Webster and
appeintment as postmaster in 1885 objection
was made 10 him as an offensive Abolitionist
Mrs Eliza =, E EIei died yesterday a,
heart disease sh' was born in New York
In 1920. In isI9 she removed to Jersey City
70 BECOME teacher IN PUP &c, &c school No l;
Public School No. 2. which position she held
until December last, when she was retired on
Peter c. Bloom OF Jersey City and Mrs. James
,; Faulks OF Orange vile OF the Presiding
Episc pal Conference.
Michael A. Clancy. for twenty-six years
Assistant Clerk Of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia. died at his home in
birthday, He was born in Maine. worked
il New York as printer. and IN 1851 was en-
was appointed to a clerkship In the Treasury,
and Ia 1868 became private secretary TO
Benjamin +. Butler.
Harrison A. tucker. who was, one Of the
best known physicians Ia Brooklyn. and long
the treasurer Of the brooklyn Tabernacle.
managers OF the Graham Institution in WASH
sps9 shs Snd s adsh
Col. John T. Crisp died suddenly at Inde-
pendence Mo. YESTERDAY OF apopleIy He
Forty-second General Assembly of Missouri
and several previous sessions OF the Legis-
latIire and at one time part owner Of the St
Louis Times, now defunct Col. Crisp was a
very large man. weighing $50 pounds. and was
70 years Of age.
Joseph s. Kendall died suddenly on Monday
evening at his home In Boston Of heart dis
ease. aged rs A widow and married daughter
survive him. He Organized the firm OF Ken
dali A Opdyke In New York and retired from
the firm TO become a member OF the firm OF
faulkner. Pace Co. In 1871 he went to
Roston as resident partner OF the firm
Mrs. Frances Russell Wright, widow Of
R,isrles Wright, Jr.. died yesterday morning
In her home at % South Maple avenue. East
n,anre OF infirmities incident to old are
She was In her eighty-third year Mrs
Wright has always been an active member
OF Christ Episcopal Church, East Orange. and
had ciyen largely to charity.
Patrick Flynn. a veteran OF the civil war.
diei al his home In Washington on Monday,
He served IN the li2th Illinois Infantry and
twenty first Ohio Battery.