The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-18
Obituary NOtes.

died On SUNDAY a. The sssidsnggs e bis dsSsS:
year. year. H ats Was born in Ensiand coming to
this country In his early youth, w, When ni TIE
Ing Fourteenth" Of Brooklyn. going through
the entire war az member OF that organ!za
until until he finally was detailed to the stan Of
Major-Gen. Pope. While riding with des-
patches he was shot in the left side by euerril-
the hospital the war was over and he was
Jackson, Miss. He served in In the army for
live in the old town Of Gravesend and soon
became active IN politics. allying himself
height Of his supremacy. He was Town
Assessor for many years, holding that ONCE
up TO the, time, OF consolidation. He is sur
vived by his wife, one son and three daugh-
known family q boston ana Wellesley; Mass.
late A. y AoIiis Hannswei, He was Porn o.
Re ss End was IA eoe s se wns
nsd q o The IN ss Ne baseball %s Into team sRe
OF Il. II. Hunnewell 4 Sons, and continued
in business until 1873, when he retired. He
wsow asd ouf Of c %fy Sr S Herssl
Hartman Of New York. Mrs. George B. Blake
OF Boston and LenoN, and the Misses Jane
and Julia Hunnewell.
The Rev. Eugene Dikovitch. pastor Of st.
Bonita oe's Roman Catholic Church, Paterson.
died last night after year g illness Of cirrhosis
g. the an was e
studied for the priesthood near his home
and was ordained lin 1895. He came to this
Francis 3 Church. New York. Where he re.
E = Pst St sshSay he was sent as pastor
Lewis ". Thickstun. who died on Sunday
WACO township. Crawford county Pax on
candidate for for President from Fremont' s
time He was editor OF the Crawford Journal,
He moved to New Jersey in 1882. He was in;
on the subject. Heleaves widow and four
children
Ferdinand Goetz. 81 years old. Of the firm
Of Winter 4 Goets, manufac.urers OF calf
sheep and glove kid at is8 William street
in ina parior car on a Jersey Central Railroad
H SsS CITE few R. boy a nss es sa
Mr.. goetz lived al o5s Center avenue. Read
ing. Pa:
49, ias East nf{ street, she had lived
fer Esn1y E sas "tf s' yd2s
was one of the navys oldest officers, havtns
served the Government from 1918 till 1882.
Her father WAS the late Sheldon Smith, an
old-time merchant OF this city. Two sons
and two daughters survive her
George p, Eiseman. vice-president Of the
United Liquor Dealers Association OF Kin &c
county and executive member OF The State
Wine. Liquor and Beer Dealers Association,
died on Sunday at his home. at Fulton street
and Rochester avenue. where he had been In
business seventeen years. He was one Of
the organizers Of the Fulton street Board Of
Trade and president Of the Hospital Bed
Fund. Knights and Ladies' Of Honor
Capt. william DeWaters died on Sunday
at the home OF his son, John, at Rowayton,
Conn, aged 70. He was retired sea captain
and for many yeo ", was en- "a ged In the fruit
carrying trade. lie made his home with his
son George M. DeWaters. at Bayonne, n. j..
Three sons and two daughters survive him
Courtance Klemm, SO years old, died Of
morning In the jewelry factory Of Krementz
4 Co., In Newark He had worked for the
Arm twenty-three years. He leaves widow
and ak children.
George Dean Partridge, n veteran Brooklyn
builder and contractor who had been In bust
ness In the St Marks section for over thirty
years, died on Sunday at his home, 1872 Her
kimer street. His wife survives him.
John Brady, the oldest resident OF Bloom
field, n. D.. died yesterday at his home. in
Oak street. that town. aged o.. He came
from Ireland fifty years ago and outlived
all his family.