The sun., 1905-11-14
Obituary Notes.

Thomas b. Wall, who died at Norwood a
suburb of Providence r, l.. yesterday, was
the last survivor of the crew of the Yankee
"'heeseboX," the first monitor, Wall was a
native. of Bristol, X. /. and during his early
life followed the merchant service, When -
Navy at Boston and served in the slOnp OF war
yincennes. When the Confederate ship Merri-
mac was de evastatinG the nlOn fleet in iamp-
ceiyinQ shin, lie was one of the trrst TO volpn
teer for service on the Monitor. During that
fierce naval battle he took an active part.
being loader Of g1n ?, Four times duriu g
the hottest of the fight he rushed out on deck
10 open the Vent holes which were closed
by the cnemy's shells. to give fresh air to the
term of service on the Monitor Wall received
an honorable discharge and Vent back to the
he had been running the stoap roller YER the
roads of Cranston and Warwick.
Or, Charles n Zen, one Of INewark',s Oldest
city of diabetes and asthma, He was on the
his years. he was born in ls?7 at Knox,
Rm"Xvic R"aAi Academy. Albany Medca iSlo Sos @ n"
and Castleton Medical College of Vermont,
he went 70 Port Huron, Mich, and practiscd
there until 1852, when he went to Newark.
He. was a member of the Board Of Health
and Health Oncrr for many years, and did
considerable hospital work. He il survived
by his wife.
Francis r. undcrhll died on sunday night
he had lived for several years. He was born
O5 years ago in Amherst, y. H.. and came to
Brooklyn as young man, go ing into the dry
goods business in the employ of William
II. Langley & 60. He married Miss Frances
Bergen, daughter Of John G.. Bergen. who
was Police Commissioning of New ork city
during the civil war. Ill health forced MIR.
lndrrhills retirement from business and he
spent several years IN Europe; He became
financial secretary of the Brooklyn Board of
Edngati3n ato Gn ms return remaining In that
and one son. j. T. rnderhlll.
Harold J. Going who under the name of
Harold Gordon achieved distinction as an
operate and church choir tenor. died sud
denly Yesterday al 81. Louis from a hemor-
rhaEe of the lungs after sickness of less jnan
twcnty-rour hours Harold Going formerly
played with III" Castl" Square Opera Com
pauy ard with the Bosoninns. but OF late sang
In the choir of the Second Presbyterian Church
in ST. Louis maintaining Studio where he
taught vocal music. GoingS last public ap-
pearancc. was last Thursday might, when he
been notified of his death
Abraham Burtis, a member oc the firm of
Burtis x French, crockHry importers, died
on sunday at his home. ~ South Elliott place.
Brooklyn, in his SaYenty-Srvcnth year. lie
was one of the founders OF the Lafayette
Avenue Presbyterian Church aud was form
erly active in Republican politics in the Twen-
tieth Ward, lie leaves "A widow and daughter.
OF the military stan of Gov. Horatio Seymour
OF New York. died at his home in Preston,
on the eastern shcrc of Maryland, yesterday
at the age Of u years. Col. Dixon Is survived
New York.
samuel X. Sattcr.ce is dcad in Perrysvllle,
chic. He was former pres de ont and one OF
the or;anizcrs of the Port Chester Savin gs
Il at place. lie was related TO Bishop Satter-
lee OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.