The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-16
OBITUARY..

Samuel Hay Kaufman. for thirty years
president Of the Evening Star Newspaper
Company, publishers Of the Washington
Evening Star. died in Washing ton yesterda y
morning after a lingering illness. He W as
nearly II years old. He was DO m In Wayne
county. Ohio. spent bis boyho cd on z farm,
and learned the printing business. He also
Worked al, that vocation for three years.
He vas educated IN ne &c eom q nIaos se n iSs
office OF the Secretary OF the Treasury. but
resigned u 1857 70 become enc Of the PRE-:
AMERICAN, Newspaper Publishers 4ssocia.
ton; Hel was a great traveller dssGt and was a
IN nt,i isss to Miss ssr%h Clark Packer of IaFnss;
vile. Ohio, They had six children OF whom
three are living.
Mrs. Caroline Chase Tiffany. wife Of Henry
her home, In Westchester avenue, Port c6esyer.
F Eft n5e l isst t at z Ihsrs yea tie H Old H Fo. and
Tiffany homestead in Westohester avenue.
n M.1 The - Brf poT; 6bss9sr six M months ftrs ssS ' Rss
81 yfdfss 0t Of tS Ss' F ssf 5Sy Hong Hong iSSt Aassd
Was also presldent Of the Womah's Christian
wopan's board q tho Home for 1nGuTsbles
Mrs. Frederick X. Lord, Mrs. John Morris
Butler. Jr,. Of West Chester and George Fox
Tiffany.
william B, Dlnsmore. son OF the late WI.
Express Company, died Yesterday at his
b bs eaa Sss %a ~ g z y yssF. T oid. p9Hf s %as q mani M[;
ager OF the Adsms Express, Company, until
six months ago. He was a brother OF Gisr-
and shared with him until his death the
ownership. in the well known Staatsbqrg
GSHntsy Pl Boston HIS In hr isss WI" he matted %4a s siiss
Marion De Peyster Carey. she survives
him, a. do three children. W. r pinsmore, Jr.;
Madeline 1. Dinsmere and Mrs. Robert Hunt
ington.
John |. Dunn. financial editor OF the Neg
YorkPress, died yesterday morning OF typhoid
fever at his home In Ridsewood, n J.. M.
assoeis Mfs !" With the Prsss had been In. the
banking business In this city and IN the West
and south; having been Is foh dss1s nor Tany
panv. In 1893 he came to New York TO deal
y f Ts1d1fon 1a PsspsT, he en Mss H ths Rsn k nS@s
as a writer on financial subjects, Mr.. Dunn
Kansas city. Mo. and vas bO53 in R2etEoit,
Children, also by his father and mother. q
sister and two brothers
George W. Greene. proprietor Of the DsErow
House n Richheld Springs. died In that village
y Monfa' Much ei.S Of the the pros sT%y's Of fRtIoRRaeeIldi
Springs was due to his keen business intpi-
i barrow FIJI Tos sisys and yS made h It famous snd shs
summer tourists. Mr.. Greene for man.
years had been prominent in Democratic
politics In the State.
a CONDUCTOR on the North shore, division, OF
the Long Island Railroad, died yesterday
Of looEjaw, at the Flushing Hospital: 4
stepped upon a rusty nail, which ,punetured
his shoe and penetrated the foot. The wound
developed.
Cornelius J. Ryan Of 40 West Forty-seoond
The body arrived in this city last night Mr..
He came to New York when a young man
and leaves e fortune made In the oSntraetins
business. He was. u widower. He leaves
one son, Cornelius j. Ryan. Jr.
Mrs. Mary Webster Parker Niles, wife Of
the Rev; C.. N; Niles. rector Of Trinity Church:
HilGf nSse. she s; va Was aj the y dsuaRter s OF The late late
Z. II. Parker. NJ, D., OF Poughkeepsle. n. Y,
a great grandniece Of Daniel Webster and
a cousin OF Bishop. Parker OF New Hamp-
shire, Her husband and one son survive.
trustees OF. the Provident INSTITUTION for
"a sans@ nj g aysnSe IN that city. IN his eighty.
years ca ago. Funeral services, viii DO held at
HeddinR Methodist Church in Montgo merry
street tomorrow afternoon at ? O'Clock.
rubber, died Wednesday. in his sixty-eighth
williamsburg. He was an inventor In rubber
made goods and had a large Oriental trade.
He Is survived by a wife.
Frank Warner Angel died OF paralysis
Yesterday at his home, $40 Wilton street,
Jersey City: in his slxty-hTst year, He vas
t t6e = Bosyrd OF Hppeeslls. He leaves a Nh oW
and a married daughter.
Allen G. Sinclair. a retired sea captain,
died Yesterday at bis hOme gs9 Bedford
He was a member OF the New 'Yori Pilots
Association. He leaves q son and da n,er.