The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-19
Obituary Notes,

Alfred Miller Hoyt. grandson Of Jesse
1Ioyt who died in 1922. died OF heart disea SO
yesterday at noon at his home. 034 Fifth
avenue. in his seventy-fifth year He had
been III for about year and had been con-
fined to his bed for q month. Mr. Hoyt was
Kenyon College. Ohio. he went into busi-
ness with his father. James Moody Hoyt.
in the James NJ. Hoyt Company. oom-
mission merchants. In 1854 he became
q member Of the firm of pssse Hoyt
and Henry w. r. sa%Hei 81 y.1 Ieyt sa saoe re-
tired, but Jesse ,ss and Alfred NJ continued
timber land IN ths NRorh
Sstcr: AiiIsa y. y t Sss one one & ~ bai!dsT.
RAILROAD. the Ailwaukee and Northern. and
the WnOna bs snd St Peter In
a member Of the Metropolitan. Union on
League. Grolier and Riding clubs. the
lie eH BANK banks and 1Seees
poratlons Mr.. Hoyt leaves a widow, who
was Miss Rose E. Reese. and five children.
Mrs. W. h. Otis, Henry H. Hoyt, a lawyer.
Alfred W. Hoyt. who Is in the banking BUSH
ness John sherman Hoyt., civil engineer
The Rev. John c. Guenther died on Wednes-
day night in his forty;,flth year. in his home
at SO Union avenue, williamsburg. He was
born IN Newark and was as the son Of the Rev e
e ehstHa Of Newark s and brothsr Of Albert
r a ss se took e chafss o Ss
Mission Church Of Jesus at Ralph street and
Central avenue. Williamsburg: At the close
denly i' ii ii in the pu pit and was removed to
found that lie had aIpendicitisi An opera
He is survived by a widow, four sons and
one daughter. and by two brothers and two
sisters.
John Paul Bocock.. for the last twenty
tributor died at Wayne, Pa, on Wednesday,
OF pneumonia end yaly}lar heart disease he
T 49, oG III Was W Aed at % and
1883 and devoted himself to work FOR the
to New York. where he became n writer OF
prose and verse. He was an ,enthusastc
Of in w9 hs wS Shd n o
and versions OF Horace He. was married
In 1854 to Miss Caroline Riera Of Philadelphia.
who survives him with two daughters
Louis ]. Kaufman. who was widely known
in German Catholic circles. died on Wednes-
day in his home at 257 Arlington avenue.
the his sa. Ss ssabandY "a New W. yorE
and vice president OF the American Fedora
ton of Roman Catholic societies. He was
The Leader OF the chHr o. e sHe york IN % %bnS
the funeral services Will be held tomorrow
morning. He leaves widow -FOUR sons
and daughter.
9 GssS T. S sss rT Ss.s IF ae sss
at at f 10 yeafs o. o0 age became blind lie
became e. anv 81 menu hs faotorH
Being one OF the most prosperous industries
Of hs sen ee 81 T h
to D color or &C quality OF goods. He leaves a
widow and one son.
Major Nathan McDowell. 90 years Old.
formerly resident OF ptts3inf 1nu LOT nne
4 Si and E,s ws
known throughout the country as civil
engineer and, railroad contractor; ne was
widower and leaves several cnilulen, ne
noon for burial
David Houston, the oldest, member OF the
New YORK Met II Exchange. died on wednss-
sro;e E Of pa qafns Mr. was born r
in GLASGOW sootland 50 w yesFs n a sso roT
brokerage business in New York, and for the
past thirty years he lived IN East Orange"
lie is survived by one son, Robert D. houston.
clerk rR" Of the United states Powder Depot at
Picatinny near Dover. y. j.; since 1879. died
Wednesday evening in the city oIGy a H9dspta
IN neTndf lie was virginian and his body
has been removed to his birth place. His
death was due to blood poisoning; which origi-
mated month ago in slight cut:
Frederick Alderman I? Years old VINO had
n large steam carpet cleaning e-tn blishment
Ing, OF Bright disease. in his home nj Mount
Vernon Mr. Acksrman was Glenc oe in ms
cite Lodge r and 4 NJ, and OF the Masonic
veterans' widow and six children survive
him.
Mrs Eliza Craze Pool" 80 H"Srs old. Iied
day, Of pneumonia. She was N: widow
Of former Town Jerk Poole OF Montclair