The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-26
OBITUARY.

George F.. Moulton, an ex-Comnissionpr Of
Elections in Brooklyn and actively identified
with Republican affairs, died Yesterday
from cancer Of the stomach At his home.
e2a Greene avenue. He was IN his sixty-
eighth year aud was born in Foxcroft, Me.
He WAS a graduate OF Bowdoin College and
for four years he served in the civil war, en-
listing with the Thirteenth Regiment Of New
York. lie was promoted in succession until
he became Captain and received the rank
commanding New Orleans. he wss Commits
saIy of Subsistence. and he was also ordnance
He was appointed by Den. Sheridan fudge
Advocate OF General Court-martial, and for a
stan of Maior-Gen. Brennan, commanding
thirty, years MIR. MouItOn Was connected With
Mayor Lows administ ration in Brooklyn
he appointed him a member Of the Board of
S sGSc a Som anG II 1sg' y HsE EIsc sShierep made sss
for many years a member Of the Republican
general committee and president Of the Thir-
was treasurer of the Eastern District Sabbath
school association; a trustee Of the Brooklyn.
F. d. Homeopathic Dispensary and a mem
Lee Post. No; q. q. A r. A few years ago
Bowdoin College conferred the degree Of
4. B upon him He leaves a widow and one
Capt, Lowell Talbot. a retired lumber mer-
chant, died yesterday al the residence Of his
sou. nhUlUnOnu, az ~ STEERING place, bTOOk-
lyn. Capt, Talbot was born in Trescott,
Me. in 1870. and was the son Of Samuel Ham
mond and Mary Scott Talbot. His father
was a prominent lumber operator and ship
builder. When very young he learned navi-
gation. and At 10 commanded a large bark to
tion all through the civil war. more than
once being fired upon; u 1855 he left the sea
and entered mercsntils life in New York as a
Introducing lumber as his special department.
He retired from active duties about 1898:
Railroad Of New Jersey over a DISPUTE OF
three cent ferriage. AID after two years
recovered damaRes and was the means of
railroads with Jersey terminals. Of charging
the, three cent ferriage TO passengers who
View YORK. He vas a Mason and a pliHft.f me rSr
York: lie leaves widow, i've children and
retirement.
News has been received in Washington of the
Henderson Of that city at Portland, Me. Mrs.
Henderson Vas the wife Of John b. Hender- !
Henderson Of Missouri. who lives in WASH
BOUNDARY Castle. Mrs .Hend.Tson was the
crosby; Her mother was Miss Harriet Van
Rensselaer, and was the last Of the Van Rens-
ffles1s' e Mr. an. IN ' h.. old lf1, mayor 4 ua hSSss at
JT. were married four years ago. and one
child, now a year old, was born to them.
Richard ard n; Baker one OF the oldes. news,
home in Oneida Thursday at the age OF oj
years. a victim Of cancer. For over thirty
q fortune to which he had fallen heir. Mr..
gaKer m was a VERY active Democrat and he
From October. 1894. to March. 1890. he was
Postmaster Of o1eids. having been appointed
personal friend Of former Secretary Of the |
Treasury Charles s. Fairchild and OF many
other leading Democrats.
Mrs. Susan Bullitt Dixon. widow OF Archi-
bald Dixon. United States Senator from Ken
tncEy; elected 70 on the uneIpired term Of
Christian and Mildred knne BIilitt. and was
born n % JsTersSR county: Ky, OF Feb;
this city for several years and had written
f3r the magazines on topics relating TO
author Of Slavery in American Politics
Her husband seconded Clay and webster in
advocating the preservation OF the Union.
S a century w xas Son ESsaisd w ThS t 1os ors shirs
n: post ONCE and who for Ave years was
p ppTSt q. sam there died yesterday morning
had been CUSTODIAN Of the savings, Invest
ment and Trust Company OF East Orange
death. lie Rs" leaves sr q Widow a''ea'e caused MS
plalnasid. y, j.. and one Of the best KIN
,ireet at Plainneld yesterdsy just after he
EFT his onfce. Mr.. Coward was 10 years
Did and had held various city and county
,fices. He leavesa widow. t~wodaushters and
! son.
.Benjamin Coddington Mumford. president
BROOKLYN, died on Wednesday st his home,
Is Conoyer terrace. Orange, Of paralysis.
was SO years old and was 4 son Of BENJAMIN
A. Mumford. a merchant Of this city. Hls
wife and three children survive him.
Mrs. Angelica Schuyler Henderson, wife Of
c. died yesterday In the Maine General
Hospital az Portland. aged 81 years. The
funeral will, be held INST. Peters Church.
Albany, N. y. on Monday.