The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-21
OBITUARY.

Samuel Worcester Green. a retired printer.
died at his home, 1923 Livingston street, Brook
lyn, yesterday He was the son of Beriah
Green. who for years was president OF Oneida
University. The son was graduated from
that institution. He was a native of East
Lyme, Conn. having been born there in 1922
After lea wing school Mr. Green went to Alba ny,
where he started a printing business and
edited the Albany Patriot. He subsequently
came 10 this city and for years was a member
OF the printing firm of John A. Gray a Green
on Jacob street. Later Mr.. Gray retired
and the firm name became Samuel W. Green.
lie retired from active business several years
Children. -" AN" N'H'
Charles f., Miller. a lawyer. and one OF
Company's old on expenditures
who resigned In June. died yesterday at his
home, 90 East Fifty-fOurth street. He had
been III for some months and never had been
served with "A notice of the suit brought by
the reorgani7ed board OF, trustees Of the
Mtfual against himself and the other CON-
mitteemen. Robert ELEPHANT and James &.
holden Tor an accounting. Mr. Miller was
about rs years old. lie was graduated from
Columbia ia 1855. For many years he was a
partner OF the late John Z. Devlin and William
Z. IruH. He was known. as an expert in
tax cases. he was married TO Jessie A.
Danforth. r.
Harry McCrory. one OF the best known
steel men IN the country. died Wednesday
night at his home in Plttsburg, aged 81. For
years he was connected with the Carnegie
Steel Company and when Andrew Carnegie
included. receiving $50, 900 worth of stock
he, was a master roller at the Homestead
mills for many years and invented appliances
used in the manufacture OF steel. MIR.
MoCrory married Miss Emma Cook, Il siste err OF
Mrs. Laura Cook Corey, the divorced wife OF
the president OF the United states Steel Cor
p~oration. Mrs. McCrory and a daughter
Miss BeTniCe. survive him.
Mrs. Rachel Brookfeld Day, a resident Of
Morris county, y. j., died at the home OF her
nieces. the Misses Brookield, IN Newark yes
terday at the age OF 80. She was a daughter
of off, os w. T RsSd Bir33SSileld' EaO serted through.
he returned to his farm at Spring Valley, near
here. where Mrs. Day was born October rs,
Providence at an early age and two sons were
born TO them. Both enlisted in the civil war
and both were killed. Her husband. who died
sixteen years ago, was associated Nth his
brothers In the lumber business in this city.
Mrs. Blanche Horton Boardman Lincoln
died suddenly Yesterday al her home, 100
two years ago in Bangor. Me. She was az
one time in charge OF the Chaplain Kinder
Wheeler's Kindergarten at Providence. She
had been n teacher at the Nlllmantic. Conn.
Normal School and ar the training, school at
Bangor. She married in September. 1904,
Frederick ID. Lincoln. manager Of the American
Wooden Company of I26 Fifth avenue. Her
husband and a son, 10 months old, survive her.
william Brooks Chambers, who a few
days ago celebrated his ninety-seCond birth
day anniversary, dice Yesterday at Fort
nunNcT, NJ L. hV was Out Ol the DlOnRprg
OF the gold regions OF California and was
well known throughout the Mohawk Valley.
Re had been a member OF the Methodist
a Republican in politics. A son and Ave
daughters, together with several grand
children and great grandchildren. survive
him.
James NJ. Holt. the business manager OF
the Paterson Morning. CdH. died yesterday at
streets, Paterson. After leaving school he
entered the employ Of the Paterson Doiiy
Gudrdidn. and from an office boy rose until
He leaves a widow, who was Miss ormenta
Lee. and two boys James and Lee. His
aged mother, Mrs. Mary Holt. also survives
him.
Charles Vincent Darcy. a member Of the
Hoboken Board Of Assessors and secretary
20 1907 9n Garden street. MoboSfeno!'s Hs H Was nSSm oTn;
Assistant CITY CLERK Of HobC Sss 'P iR isssi
Board Of Education and in 1891 he was an
pointed clerk OF the board, a position he held
for several years. He was unmarried.
Capt. Uriah c. Conway died at the Peekskill
Hosnital Yesterday. aged 80 years. He leaves
a widow, a daughter and a son. He was
R Per WAS sT "a a ling on on' a vessel f as deck OF bow ~ yeg Hs
crept M the ladder until he owned his own
schooner. ,Afterward he owned a number
lived in Peekskill.
Eugene Lawrence Caufman. 81 years old.
for many.years a resident of Bloomfield. n. j., |
East Orange. He went TO the front in the
civil war with a Pennsylvania regiment es a
Lieutenant, His wife and one son, DIR. Law
renee Cauffman Of Bloomfield. survive him.
Ms. John p. Turkleson. the wife Of the /.
Rev. John p; Turkles0n. the pastor OF the !
Como Methodist Church. Long Branch. died |,
OF neuralgia Of the heart on Wednesday eve
ming while making n social call. She was n
years old. Burial will be held at Penns
Grove. NJ. j., on Monday. 7
Capt. George Washington Nash. who had
been a city weigher for twenty-five years
died on Wednesday, at his home, Is3 Quincy J
street. Brooklyn. in his sixty-secOnd year.
He. was a civil war veteran. He leaves a
widow.
The Rev. John A. Chester, a Jesuit mission
airy. die yesterday In sc. vincent's Hospital
o. capoer. He was % years old and wsns
mo thu order tvspsysAvs years sss. -