The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
OBITI' AIRY.

Mrs. Caroline +. Duryee widow of Gen.
Abram Duryee, organizer Of Duryees
zouayes, as the Fifth New YORK Volunteers
was IS wears old She was born in New York
s sns lived IN M A Sas in 'Rs of hs evf
Regiment before the civil war, at the out
break OF which he orsanzed the Zona Wrs
Duryee leaves a son. j. +. Duryee and two
daughters. both Of whom are married She
was member Of ST. Andrews Episcopal
steam boats at this port. died Yesterday Mt
his home. g King street, after an Illness of Of
o"r the rss ten years Of hs liz Oh" sI
in the old Eighth ward. He was born in
Rhode Island He was s Democrat ,Gs' II and ia
When Governor wanted Walsh made harbor
master here. There. was some. slip w in the
Wien NJ. Cleveland became Press dent he
saw that Walsh was made a steamboat In
spcctor.
home. i.s West 18th street, flewasa member
Of tn dry goods apctioneerinf frn Of Town
Alphonse p. Montant. Mr.. Montant was IS
years old and was born in P PA aith3 yn1h
hs fr!heT He ms4fed Il Miss 2H sF
Of this city. She survives him. lie had
three brothers. Alphonse, Jules A. and Angus
Jus, all OIL whom are iN'HR'
Talbot NJ. St John. IS wears old. who died
at Mamaroneck YESTERDAY was the organizer
of the Boys Brigade. an association con- on,
Sa with 1h s hsd among It's Ss
mar and I.archmont. lie drilled the boys
a s' camp at 'E Kye f Bsash f
st. John leaves widow. who is the daughter
dren.
Timothy, Phelan,, who held a notable record
Of Brooklyn, died yesterday at his home. 2a5
Ocean Parkway, in his seventy-ffth year.
He retired from the force in 1859, after twenty;
one years service. most ol y IN the bcoiora
st az hs rs IN Mhah
trict and many attempts were made on his
life. He was widely known rs Temperance
advocate His wife and two sons survive him,
Of Weld d Neville Of Houston, Tey. died Yes:
terday at his home, at l42 East End avenue. OF
Tie was 20 years old. was born in Italy, came
to this country in 1859 and became teacher
of French in Boston school When he cam, az e
cotton Arm. He became member Of Weld &
Neville Ave years ago. His wife and two chill
dren survive him.
temperance leaders in the United states,
died yesterday, in Peoria, III, Sh" WIS born
II Ems VI il sI S nnr,v vas or the
nj the University OF Illinois in the last cam
paign. Mrs. Tying. was vice-president Of the
illinois Womrn's Christian Temperance Union
and telegraph and corresponding secretary of
the International w. {. 7. I.
william r Donnel. president OF he Bahcock
Fire EXtinRusher Company. died at his
country homo at Eatons Neck last night
after undergoing an operation for app"nd-
clts He was ~ yenrs old and was son-in-
law of George II Robinson, vice -pre 'ident
OF the Gorham Manufacturing Company
Walter p. Walsh, who was formerly we'll
known in the dry goods business, died on
Wednesday at his home. 1915 Eighteenth
street, Brooklyn. in his seventv.hrst year.
He had been adjuster of the firm of Swectser.
Pembroke 4 Co. for seventeen years, He
leaves a widow. son and daughter,
Major David Humphreys. ~ years old,
Confederate, veteran. died Yesterday at
Norfolk Va. He was a member Of the Stone
wall Brigade and of Ashby's Cavalry during
the civil war. He wrote The Heroes and
the Spies of the Civil War.
Charles Fleming. Embree. a novelist and short
story writer. died Yesterday in Santa Ana.
Cal, aged 80 years. Mr., Embree lived for
meriy In Princeton. Ind. but for three years
past had made his home here.