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

Mrs. Caroline E. Duryee. widow Of Gen.
Abram Duryee. organizer OF Duryee s
Zouayes. as the Fifth New York Volunteers sen
was IS years old. She was bornin New York
and lived all her life in this city Gen s prsyee
Regiment before the civil war. at the out
break OF which he organized the Zouayes
bs pss E. buryee and
was Member Of st. Andrews Episcopal
Church In Harlem
steamboats, at this port. died YESTERDAY at
his home. 80 King street after an illness 81
fSsr 5 He ys ws o 2 s o was ana
in IN the old Eighth ward. He was born in
Rhode Island. He was a Democrat and a
Sphen Govera a wanted Walsh made harboT
appoin.%ent and Walsh didn't GET he job:
saw that Walsh was made steamboat In
spector.
Charles Mon,snt died EesseTdsy at his
send uae Mon ss To at 81 Leonard street
The % by his Monsht Rs
bis father belonged to an c old New o, York
f f. H a s s6s s MIs ch h lie had
three brothers Alphonse. Jules A, and Angus
tus, all of whom are living.
Talbot NJ. st. John. rs years old. vino died
at Mamaroneck yesterday. was the organizer
Of the Boys BTigade an association com
Church which had amonEE it f. Members n tne
maroneck and Larchmont. He drilled the boys
in military tactics. and every season s"h they
ST.. a John leaves widow. who is the dau ghter
of Commodore L. 5. Forbes. and three emil
dren.
as a member of the old Police. Department
OF Brooklyn. died yesterday at his home. 235
Ocean Parkway, in his seyenty.nith year
one years service most Of it in the Bedford
avenue station in Williamsburg He was
the terror Of the gang which infested that dis
trct and many attempts were made on MS
life He was widely known as temperance
advocate, His wife and two sons survive him.
Uric +: Perret, member of the cotton firm
terday at his home at l42 East End avenue, OF
pleurisy. He had been i'll for two months.
He was 80 years, old. was born In Italy. came anne
OF French in Boston school. When he came
to this city to live he entered the employ ot g
eotton rm He became m men and o. tv Me sb =
dren survive him.
Mrs Luce b. Tying, one of the best known
leaders d in hs United sbs bo1n
deidate Of the 'Prohibi,ion party for trustee
of the University OIL ILLINOIS III tne last eau
peign, Mrs Tying was vice-president Of the
Illinois Women's Christian Temperance Union
and telegraph and corresponding secretary OF
the International w. c. T. U.
william b Donnell president Of The Babcq 6;a
country home at Eatons Neck last night
after UNDERGOING an OPERATION for append
law Of George H Robinson. vice-president
OF the Gorham Manufacturing COMPANY, -
Walter p Walsh who WAS formerly well
known in the dry goods business. died on
At his home ISL; Eighteenth
He had been adjuster Of the Arm OF Sweetser.
Pembroke 4 Co. for seventeen years. lie
leaves a widow, son and daughter.
Major David Humphreys. 70 years old,
a Confederate, veteran. died yesterdSy , at
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 30 years. Mr.. Embree lived for
meriy In Princeton. Ind, but for three years
past had made his home here.