The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-15
OBITUARY.

Brig Gen. Matthew NJ. Blunt. US. Al re-
tired. died yesterday at the home OF pr. Z. z;
PieGrdse' ~ Pulaski nas bdr street Re NV wiy5 64P st.H Eu o.
bia College in 1850 and subsequently, took ths
entered West Point and in 1858 Was bTsvetted
Second Lieutenant in the First Artillery; AZ
The start Of the civil war he was . Captain IN
the war, being breyetted for distin guished gal
lantry in the battles Of Malvern Hill, Feeder
i iGf he ssve and Infantry al the close Of the si var.
omins, Utah and Texas, and was retired in
when he lefi about two years ago for q trip
through Europe and the Holy Land. He re-
turned last Septembsr.t He leaves a son;
Fort Totten.. The funeral will be held to-day
will be buried In West Point.
Lewis Maddu1 died at Asheyills, n. c.
yesterday. He was founder Of the New York
odd Fellow n Americs. Mr.. Gadduf was
place Of Henry Clay. December 10, $50. He
was engaged In the coffee trade In New York
for many years. The New York Coffee Ex-
sent him a Testimonial which represented
P PId his L s]sJylce e. g Ss6 dh f.l f6s Nd, o, TEE RSid susss 81 rel.
a charter member, last year held exercises
commemorating his initiation in lsts. Mr.;
MAO0A went 10 hSneNIllt ~ ~ anu lOulutu
the Western Carolina Bank. OF which insti-
tuition he was president.
Noses Brown Ives Goddard. a member
" the mill firm Of Brown 4 Ives died A.
bb TStbefs, Col RI Robert b; yfSf Fate fyyes S Sto59sd.Tndd s
and Col William Goddard, chancellor Of
Brown University, he has been E eonspicuous
from the sc!sntiao department q BOW
l HdniysrSi syd R WeT wss Pref Rafiroa d d 9ne pa0y;
treasurer OF the Butler Hospital and actively
interested In everything pertaining TO Brown
1850 to 1853. He married a Miss Swan OF
Philadelphia, who survives him.
Charles T TIsiSssr' % SPs G1 the o ,s5gsst ow 5is5
From Il This oi fSnP Ct city g he h SCARE: Sss & 81 ToFEi HI
Z tpdS aR s nd 6 Ss piass as on e's Sf t Ss'f fioRsst M men N n n
beinE now estimated AZ $40 .ooo. 900; From a
Foftun O. for or SSiS% Sseiff ass IS veil eRo as s0r rioSss ~ 5st
B HIany For e t gssEs S ShS bad Sf been as q isotof in w the
woollen trade.
Of South Orange. u. j., died at his residence
10 foe he on once e'o 81 coIleecter he Was clerk Of he
began ~, as : halter. but after becoming
NHlGI CltIk uNNlt q oNNA NoE N
Hs had Written a book Of poems which was
published. He was State Deputy Of the
Knights OF Columbus and " as reelected for a
second term yesterday at the convention In
Jersey City.
W. W. Gibbs. president Of the Shenandoah
Steel Wire Company. died suddenly yesterday
in the company,s offces In the new steel plant
district Of Buffalo. Physicians said death
was due to heart disease, but Mr.. Gibbs
associates expressed the opinion that intense
grief over the death OF his wife contributed
largely 20 hts death. Mr.. Gibbs was 81 years
old and was a familiar figure wherever steel
men gathered. He went 10 Buffalo from
Stanton, Va.
George Baldwin Newell, formerly OF this
a son Of the late William W. Newell, D. D. He
was graduated from the New York University
and the Columbia Law school, and after prAc.
Using for some years retired, and thereafter
lived abroad. He WAS a member OF the
Bar Association. OF New York and the Univer-
sitv Club. He lesves a widow, who was Miss
Julia PomeToy @: Aad!sca. N. J
Otto Fritsche. one Of the most prominent
members OF the Boston symphony Orchestra,
died yesterday. For more than ter. year. Mr.,
Fntgche had been a olarinetist. Of the orches'
ira and was q musician OF considerable repute,
His death was due to peritonltis brought on
by an attack OF appendicitis.
Francit Ridley condit,, a retired hat manu-.
f~acturet Of Millburn. N. j., died there yester-
day. He was II Year, ole! HI, daughter.
Caroline. IL the ~postmistress at AilIourn'