The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29
OhlluarY.
COL. THEoPnILUs HARDEYBRooK.


Died ruddeoy, on Friday morning. the 2sth Of Sep
TENDER, Of disease Of the heart Col rheophius HAr.
denbrook, aged 90 yesrs II months and II days Col
H. native Of the city Of New York. and for the last
forty years. and up tho time OF his decesse, held the
positon Of Master Cooper 81 the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
respected for his strict attention 70 duty aud the faithful
discharge Of the trust con ded 10 him.
Ills fiencs and acquantauces the members OF the
Veteran Corps Of the Of 1912" and the Mssouic
from hs late residence No lis Sands street, Brooky p At
O'Clock NJ sunday, the Both OF September. His
remains viii be conveyed 70 Green wood Cemetery for In
New Orleans and 81. John n. b. papers please copy
DIR. y. n. MASTERS, AT BERMUDA.
From the Bcrnudian, sept 10
In Pembroke parish, on Monday morning last, at his
mothers dcDce afier very painful nlncss Dr BEGIN
Rccs Masters youngest son Of tho late John Masters
~ .ssa thirty .S n ysas leaving an assd mother.
many other relatives and friends 10 lament his early
ncvai Tho decessed Dr masters poseessed tho happy
characteristic 81 winning the esteem and ondenoe Of
all with whom he became acquainted only here This
native place. but that wider and critical circle
He grad ,Aed about years ago undoubted suc
At the Sev York Medical College, and Immediately
ancrsads received The appointment Of assistant phy.
stefan W o. the public hospitals Subsequently, he
sought Tor and offered surgeoncy W Inc Panama
Railroad Company, which be accepted; but his health
20 New York. and entered upoa private practice,
for which he was remarkably qualified, both
ssu,... sn% as ~ nssa'' r. sa . sse
filed With great satsiactioa and credit the Office o.
surgeon TO Of the humane and important public
nstutots q The city o. New York. the Asylum for the
Deaf ana Dumb. Having been forced few months since,
by the rapid progress o. nsdious disease (cnuge.
ment o. the ver) 70 suspend professional work he left
Nex York for the West Indies the hope that the
voyage and change Of air might produce bcoen,. No
improvement however, occurrine he came 10 try the
effects 81 his air. but after only eight ,hort
with his friends hs life has closed and with Christian
serenity he has passed away 10 the "beesed Inheritance
OF the saints In light
JAMS C. RurHrsFoRD died In this CITY, the 27h inst,
at the early Of thirty sir years Mr. Rutherford
native 81 Ireland nut emgraed 70 this country when
q child In 1Sis at the age ~ twenty four, he repre.
.ened the city the state legislature, and again In 1855
He was CmmissioDer ~ Education, representing the
Nineteenth ward fer several In all these capacities
he proved bimses % integrity Industry aud ntei
gence No person esteemed BY his fricndr,
and peuon iaiihfal and generous In recpro
cstirr the kindly feelings entertained towards him Mr.
Rutberord's disease consumption and Re bore his
long and dreary sickness with Christian forttude and
resignation.
The 81 Louis DcoToi n the 223 inst announces tho
sudden death Of Justice AfFErD LswxwS of that city
He expired while ting In the chair ~ bis court room,
Immediately alter deciding q brought before him
he had just signed the necessary official paper in the
care when he xed With q hemorrhage Of the
lungs, and died before medical assistance could DO given
him