The sun., 1908-03-24
Obituary Notes.

Bris. Con. Jacob Kline. Y. s. A.. retired.
dieG ia GSiaa,05S yesterday GeE, k.,ao
was born In Pennsyly yania on May S, 1870.
and was appointed First Lieutenant OF the
Sixteenth Infantry on September o, 1851.
He was promoted Captain on September 50,
1884: was transferred TO the Twenty fifth In
iantry on September q, lseS, and 70 the
promoted Major OF the Twenty-fourth In
iantry on October o, 1887. Lieutenant Colonel
OF the Ninth Infantry on March %. 1892. and
Colonel OF the Twenty-hrst Infantry on April
90, 1897 He was appointed Brigadler- General
Of volunteers on May g, ls9S, and honorably
BriEadler General Of the Regular army on
quest quest after over forty years service on
January "a, 1904 He was brevetted Captain
on April T. 1882, for gallant and meritorious
services in the battle OF Shiloh. Tenn, and
msTitofious services during the Atlanta
campaign.
Word was received in this city yesterday
Of the death At Saranao Lake OF William s.
Edey, son OF Charles c. and the late Julia
=. Edey. Mr. Edsy was noted pigeon .iAc shot
the Union and RACQUET clubs. He was for
merly a member OF the New York Stock EI-
change in his fathers firm, Charles c, Edey
a Sons; slx years ago ne retired from Rusi,
in this city The funeral will be on Wednes..
day morning at 10 o'clock from the home Of
his brother Frederick Edey, at 10 West Fifty
sixth street.
SYDNEY sewall Boardman, the eldest son
A. a short illness at his home at Is East Seventy.
fourth street He was born on Staten Island
In 1850 and was graduate q Yale University
class Of 1901. and the New York Law School,
o'Brien' Boardman 4 Plstt, and expected to
form a partnership with William n. Seibert
and Frank T. Cannon, Jr., on April In
1908 Mr. Boardman maEred Madge. the
widow he leaves one child, q daughter.
Abraham Bogardus, a pioneer photog ographer.
died on Sunday At his home, 7p Madison
street, Brooklyn, In his eighty-slxth year.
He began business es photographsr In
early ilis in Greenwich !S street: SeE York,
SbS pSotCsrspSS SSS pSS0 81 ali he ss snts and Lead
Ing men In his time. He made addresses in
his art at the worlds fair IN Chicago and
a. tbs 81. Louis iTIDO'itIOO tO0. He had D, been
from business about nineteen years ago.
lie is survived by two daughters,
Thomas Armstrong, Chief Burgess OF NIL
ford Pa. and q succeesful business man OF
that borough, died a. his home Sunday night
q E.sIS sSTss EdOSs sHi ss1 sSd
three children. He was contractor Of o, B.
Pottsr's building At Broadway and Astor
place. this city, Of the Potter Building at
sriof i Potter'S 800 900 mansion In ossininS.
Albert G. NeumAnn, an architect. died at his
home, i35 Mount Pleasant avenue, Newark,
yesterday. He lived in that city for nearly
ATTY yeIrs and was an active member OF
Orace Episcopal Church He was the Arohi-
tect for the interior Of Grace Church and for
81. BaTnabGse Hospital, and alSo oon5ulting
Srohlts0t for the Newark New. City Hall Com.
InlSslon. he was rs ysars old. His wife and
three daughters survive him.
Carl d. Ecker, who succeeded his father,
the late Peter Ecker. IN the printing and
puhlishlng business At ~ Fulton street, Man
haitian, died on sunday at bic bone. y Mo-
a. u survived bY he wife and . soh