The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-13
OBITUARY..

EWald fleltman. senior emDe OF the
firm Of Fleitman d Co., commission mer-
chants, died yesterday at his residence. ~
West Seventy-seventh street. Mr.. Fleitman
Germany. He was graduated from a mer-
camille academy in Antwerp when Is years
old, and came, TO this city with hts brother,
firm Of Fleitman a Co. at 4s4 Broome street
for the Importation Of silks and dry goods.
tual INSURANCE. Company. vice-president and
director Of the Citizens Central National
Bank. director Of the New York Life Insur-
director Of the German Savings Bank. director
Of the Fidelity Bank and the Germainia Life
s .eseTspc Clubs HbSm aPSd yorF ms MaS "if ne Rei Ss
.he Union League and Merchants, clubs. the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art, the Chamber Of
ban RidinG and Driving Club. He is survived
by his wife. Mrs, Katy Fleitman, and six
IS Shild msmbe Ft Of G tho srm sO oft F His I s / CO!
Mrs. Persis & Curtis widow OF the Rev;
mother Of the Rev, George l. Curtis. pastor
Nj, died at the Manse, 20 Park place. Bloom
field. on Sunday night Heart disc se was
tns SsSse Of 1r the Sef late Le Mrs fV Woods " 81 Ems Enc
Der Of. the first class that was graduated from
Mary Lyon. the founder OF COLES iate educa-
ton for women in this country. as one OF the
az years old, and for the last Ave years had
Mrs. susan Redheld, wife OF Prof. Henry s..
Clara Curtis OF Rochester, N. Y. survives her.
George II. Roberts, founder Of the firm OF
Roberts a Collin, wholesale nour merchants.
day at his home, It2 %Pierrepont street. Brook
lyn. in his eighty-ninth year. On his retire
S r. nj. from sncS SSsi9sTf II n sSs ARM 1wf S& hE ysa neu SsS;
present Postmaster Of Brooklyn. He was
M, Roberts was a lifelong. Republican.
and for many years was a delegate to the
Kings county gene raj eommittee. and went
conventions. He nae voted at every election
since reaching his majority until last Tues
Church since he zane to Brooklyn nfty years
ago. and was a great admirer OF Henry Ward
Beecher. He was a widoWer and leaves no
children.
Isaac W. Taylor. a we'll known Jersey City
lawyer died Of paralysis Yesterday at New
town, Conn. in his sixty-sixth year lie was
formed Church. Of Which his father. the Rev.
Gummere TAYLOR, was for many years pastor.
kit sT,s being f @srn ISM otIde tG oP The E ist se 6Ss SSIlfss
Zabriskie. lie was admitted TO the bar as an
attorney at law in 1894, and became a coun-
Ser OF The late Chance llor Ale xander r McGill.
Highland avenue.
Cornelius. J.. Brewer, principal OF Public
Evening at his home, $50 TIE nth street. that
city, IN his hfty-ffth year, He, was q gradu;
and on september !. Isss was appointed prin-
cipal OF Public School s. Four years later
he became principal Of the hob0ken mgr.
School and In 1900 was transferred TO his last
Erssid OF the teachers Mutual Aid Asso-
citation. He leaves a widow and ten children.
George @. French, a. retired, banker and
lawyer, died on Saturday at MS nome, "
Prospect Park West. Brooklyn. IN his elghtleth
vice presiden mt OF the Nat ,onal Bank OF Oswego
County, and served as District Attorney OF
Osweg9 county from 1850 to ls3S; re ro was gor
several years. lie leaves a widow and tnree
children.
Lieut. Col. George W. II. South, U. $. A.,
retired. died Sunday at the Army General
Gettysburg, Pa, and was "a years old In
1851. when he was but 10 yenrs old, ne enlisted
as a private in the Eleventh United states
s@cond Lieutenant for Esilantry in the battle
Of Gettysburg.
sister Mary Antoinette O'shea. who be-
IOnged to the order OF Sisters Of Iharity
pltal since she Joined the order In 1900. died
there vest She was ~ years old.
She was the daughter Of the late Patrick
o'shea, an old time publisher OF Catholic
Jacob d. Ullm'n, Judge Of the Court OF
Common Pleas o .'w Haven county. Conn,
died In New HH u yesterday. he ives, 10
yyc wears old ID me Ne class Ss, q q FT cS a"S Of %n shs T %am IST
OF the Board OF Education OF New Haven.
Death was due to typhoid fever.
Aunt Peggy sechler OF .Danyille, Pa who
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PINE umonia, She caught cold at the celebra.
ton. She then was male and hearty and said
she expected to live many years.