The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

George John Englehnrt a former Mayor
of 81 Joseph. Mo- died Yesterday morning
At his residence 80 WASHINGTON street. East
Oronge lie was 20 years old and Is survived
bv his wife and three daughters. Mr.. Engle-
hart was born in Hohensultzen. Germany,
in 1894 and was brought 10 this country in
his infancy by his parents He was elected
Mayor Of 81 Joseph IN 1883 and served one
term. Io was treasurer OF Bro wn county.
Kan. for four y-urs and served AS president
Of the II. Joseph Board o Trade being rleGl ted
in Iss. Hc had been a resident OF East
Orange for nine ears.
Richard Kiping, 81 years Old; died sud
deny in Rose!l". y. J. YESTERDAY inorning.
engaged in the diamond trade and had busi-
ness houses in New YORK ana Paris. lie
had lived in Elizabeth. where he was 9, one Of
1859 Twenty-Five years ago To erected
chapel on the road between Boselle and Union
township and maintained II az ms own rx-
daughters and one son.
IIppman Lit. a Wholesale butcher Of vii
Harrisburg who was the first Hebrew in
BROOKLYN TO kill cattle according 10 the Jewish
rites. died on Friday. IN Ms seEenty-e4ghth
year, nt his lone eos MalJer street, ne
to America and settled in WILLIAMSBURG
lie leaves a widow. tour sons and three
daughters lie was one Of the foln dders
Harrisburg and also Temple Beth Jacob
John c. Page, aged 70, OF the well known
Virginia family OF that n "a, drppP plone eeaI
poyertv over a furniture store. the pro-
prietors Of which had given him room. In
earlier life he went West and became mine
o,,u.r returning to Norfolk worth $4,000
Drul; was his downfall. he was born at
h9hm9nd sn na T1 Riehsf 14'n Page ns i'
Miles McCarron. a well known member
Of tho Hudson county, Y J.. Democratic
committee. died on Friday A. his home liuu-
son Boulevard and Lembeck avenue. jersey
city lie had been confined 70 his bed with
an attack Of paralysis since New Years Day
Mr Mesarron vas ia 9 ,o ~ JeI active ns a
in politics early IN life, For many years he
served as tt clerk Ia the SurroEates oflc".
He leaves a widow and tWo daughters.
John McEutee. secretary OF me National
Ir-or-Deaitrs -7sso citation. dr-r-or-t rrT1r-
night a his home. II? Wayne street, Jersey
Nav Jersey state Liquor Dealers Associa-
ton since It's organization In 1871 and score.
tary Of me Hudson county LIQUOR DealSis
McEntee served IN the Jersey City Board ol
Aldermen fifteen years ago lie leaves a
widow aud eight children.
Alexander Meade, an eN-slave born on
Oct -. 1852 is dead In Toledo. Ohio. When
20 years old Meade escaped from slavery
and made his way north 20 Canada. lie
lived there until November. 1908 when an
attack or paralysis greatly weakened him
lie was twice married and had twenty chil-
dren. lie was conscious to the last.
cant. Inwis Raincar, who put up the first
tent In Ocean Grove. died there yesterday OF
heart disease. He was born at Bordentown
In isa2 lie served in three New Jersey
r ~, in the civil war and was for several
months a prisoner Of war. He was for
twenty-three years superintendent or the
Ocean Grove Campmeetlng Association.
Daniel 8 Vail, a well known resident OF
Tocust WILEY. J. l.. died on Friday NJ apo
tlexv at zG6 - James place. Brooklyn, in
III sixty-third year. He had been member
Of mn. New York Produce Exchange for more
than thirty years and belonged 10 the old
Volunteer Fire Department Of Brooklyn; 4
widow, two sons and daughter survive him