The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-11


Dr. BENJAMIN W. McCready died yesterday
at his home 1S West Seventeenth street He
had been feeble for three years. but his death
was unexpected. DR.. Nee ready was born in
this city scvcnty-nine years ago lio was OF
Scotch Irish. and llu.ucnot extraction. Some
OF his ancestors. the L'liommdricns. were
among the first settlers in Southold. J.. l. He
received his early education in tho public
schools of this city aud studied medicine
under Dr. John Beck. In 1885 he was gradu-
atcd from the College OF Physicians and Sur
geons. and was af;crward house physician in
the New York Hospital. For long timc he
was physician at tho Tnmhs, and was also dis
penstry physician. He lrc,urcd before the
College Of Pharmacy. and was for thirty years
ct Ecleyue h"Snita y, ns wm n the hrst pro,
in the bellevue Hospital Medical College.
He resigned in 1917 AMI was mada professor
for rG the N WIZ
Company. and Tor II long time after h. was tho
consulting physician. Ten years ns9 he save
Nn,hnnirI i. IlrCr.ady. lrc-iirnt Of tho Old
nl,omini9n st.ami,hir . Gomrany Thomas l.
was assistant editor OF til" Siaudn,r. Henry
Geo'ge's naIsr, was tn" Dogto'S eldest son.
DR. M.mready iy w"I him m"TF hy twice sis Ihr9e
Met ready, Mrs. Charles /. Syke;1; an! Mrs.
,har!os Harris, the mother Of CARLYLE "
vic,ei last sprinc of the murder ~ his girl vie.
Dr. MrCready was very fond OF his grandson.
Gs ya a MhS n: %ns at ns
Tie younger brother OF ,nrlyl" Harris. Me-
Cready Harris. wns nnmnu after MS grand;
times during the trial OF his grandson. and he
felt ke.nly the disgrace. brought upon the
family b. Harris sronviction.
Co. Louis Bush. one Of the most prominent
citizens of Now Orleans. is dead at Palmyra.
Mo. He was L, years old. and q native # vs.
sumFon rpsn hnr'p pn Vie was rro
member Of III" Legislature and Of the tunsti-
tu.ionnl Convention which tool Louisiana
and led regiment in the Con ederate army.
II" returned to New Orleans after peace and
Tenf p s hs Sfea
and was LARGELY instrumental in oustinG the
lerubiicnn Government and installing the
George A. Leach. manager Of the intsrna-
tional Telegram Company. died yesterday
morning Of Eri.:h,'s disease at his Residence.
Saturday. Ii" was torn III this city fl'ty-;"ur
years ago. and was educated ut -. Johns
d d9n .sn t1J1hn at 0H" r"ss no Wns
soriations. His first work for the Associated
message to- t ongrc@s. He was member Of
the Press Club. Ills wife survives him.
John G. Welv,Sr. senior p,,orri"tor Of the
So lie was largely known throughout the
rr"prirtors o. III" Ocean House and con-
fore cottages were built there. his hotel was
tn" headquarters Of most Of the wealthy and
had served in the General Assembly Of Rhode
Island and he City Council OF Newport for IL
long term OF years.
Patrolman John Van Norien. who for the
past Eve years has boon doing duty at Prop
erty Clerk Harriet office at Police Iieadqunr-
tiers, died last night ut thir Presbyterian Hos
force nearly twenty years. He was on duty on
Blcccker street IN tn" morning of Oct. 30
1913 when the vault o, the Manhattan Bank
fcdcrat,s.
Th" ley D"y;l Grow died at g, Falls ,aJ City Mob.
f n tbs % "t in I"'n?Gst' t IN rrS"s
Leaves wife md .hrea children. One OF his
sons is VI. l.. Crow Of this city.
day a, his hone. 80 East 15Sth street. Of can
Ger Of the stomach, lie was 2rn on Nov. III.
Iie has been connected with tho New York
fore" since 1914.
Mrs Sarah c. Creed. wife OF George II.
Creed: iormory business manager Of the T.
L,st,afed NrrS. and proprietor Of a famous
fishing resort in .lalna"a Bay died at her
froa tic first ii-trirt q Gsweso county IN
lSJ2. died yesterday morning at the home of
his sun-in-luw. John Dunn. Jr.. in Syracuse.
lie was 81 years old.
Policeman william Gray. who lived Mt 1903
West Fourth str""t. died in Erllevu" Hospital.
where he was taken. suffering from heart dis.
rase on Tuesday night. lie WAS 40 years old
and unmarried.
Tho Very Rev. A. NIanlin C. NJ. suprrin.
tend mt Of the listers Of Charity in tho ntGd
States, died yesterday at Mount St Joseph'S
College, in lmmittsburg. Md. He WAS 20
years old.
Arthur W. Mason. son Of Jules Mason. Of
the Pleasant Valley Wine Company. at Ham
\. y. died suddenly to-day with
probably caused by tho great
heat.
. Cyrus laval. senior member OF the drug
firm Of C. laval. son Co.; OF Easton "a:
one OF fastons w"althieSt and most prominent
citizens. died yesterday. aged II years.
Can't. John Allen CT Port Washington, q
we'll known bayman OF Long Island. dioi
Tuesday OF apoplcIy. ngsd 10. lilo leaves
family OF grown-up children.
John Jackaway. aged so yenrs. tho oldest
volunteer fireman in Philadelphia. is dead at
his home in that city