The sun., 1891-03-30

MNN~NT
HOWARD CROSBY.
DR.. Crosby's illness began on March ls.
whom no caught heavy cold at Troy. whittier
he had been summoned BY tho death OF his
daughter Agnes. the wife Of the Rev. DR.. Allen.
By Friday. March 20 he was in bed at his
house In this city. 116 East Nineteenth street,
with . catarrhal Inflammation OF the lungs.
DR.. Louis Conrad and DR.. Herman Bosch. who
attended him. found him suffering from fierce
fever and from midnight last Monday until
p. n. the next day they feared he would not
last tWenty.four hours. He had second sink
ing spell on Friday night. when his lunss were
% clogged by RAPIDLY forming mucus that
strangulston had begun. His condition was
better ON Saturday. and whom Dr. Bosch left
him. ct Ak O'Clock on Sunday morning. Il was
with increased hope.
At5A n. however. DR.. Crosby had faint
ing spelL Itwas due to approaching heart
failure. He was revived with difficulty. but BY
DS 81; Gsos q f.
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rs ssrest. Hal an hour issss . messsnser rssehed
him Win the PsYs thst Dr: GfosDy Mas dying.
The patients. bedside at bIeaknsct speed.
as q ast s .sst
b.. Crosby when Dr.. Conrad srrived. Tho
pstients pulse was weak and futterine. and
brsaehed a. short: hoarse easps. that as hs lay
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s.sn sH as 0l Ss and
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fas Boy Marvin il yinosnt conducted ser
vices IN Pr. CrosSy's church Yesterday morn. @
dead and that there would be no evening SER
.seu .ss
came Those gathered inmedlately dispersed.
msV e. odsd S hs funeral &. ss,
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hsG H. bars thf Wood.
lawn. DR.. John Hal! Of the Fifth Avenue Pres
Bd%.y yh nsS D S % n bsat q tho
and two da.sn,srs., Tho sons arc Ernest H.
SHs syS ynss .sd q s ess.t 81
Of Crock IN priyats SCHOOL ct Dob6s Ferry;
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@ Gr.sSy i've Ia tSis III William Hsn!, Crosby
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Ssf.a Ssis ,lS aSestisa %sSths wa: born u
Mas ths is fisy 81 se Ill.,
four years whom he was professor at Rutgers
Dr Crosby Was OF genuine Knick eIboeker
FLOYD. signed the Dsei sration oi pdopsndsncs
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sits' enIiis Hs sr"ndatSer. b. Efonsssr 5rssbs
was professor Of Greek at Columbia College;
Young Croaby gIndua,ed in ls44 from tho
ns C y The Ssx Tork o. MhSs e.
to9d the re.k Shsi, IL the G and b:
oa sS h ne hs
taught large Bible elass Tor young meI. and
straPe entsi In the erection oi the Association
too close application to bis varied duties
began In 1859 TO tell upon his health. and hs
Wak compelled to seek rest md retirement In
the sbs sos + g s s s hs
S:s T g s: p: asa
= az ss:ssssIsss &: 9 s@GSs
So. but Harvard conferred upon him the de-
gree p D. before be ssq bisn BY
was the Presbyterian church Mt that place. TO
whose pulpit he wa, called N 1851.
ss psstor OF the Fourth Avenue P1esbytsrisp
Church, and he was at tho time OF bits deaf b
the oldest settled pastsr In the New York