The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
OBTTUkRE.

| Mrs, hnOwlcS. Iot SItIe street, bTpOklyn, ytS-
tcrday. month ago he was taken to st,
Johns Hospital. hut ten days ago he was re.
moved to his sisters hone again. An attack
Of heart failure was the immediate cause OF
his death. Mr.. Gaylcr w", %gs ono OF the
was born in Oliver street, this, city. OIL April 10.
ls2c. He went 20 Ohio n lS3G,, AMI had y
s%Ego s tnsr and then oS the
OF the law. He practised on The circuit with
a. Fl.d apsn n TsF ok " c cay su Ts y"
him. In 1916 he married Miss Grace, Christian.
sufyiysSa tp,n TwS ,h "f hs mans
debut as Hamisi in The Nat"naI Theatre, cin.
same thestre, it was tske;;oli on the r%id
sssr ct H day. to an NV It Srs ,s a and of
the next twenty years he continued to turn
aa as Z, baH n write" ,rso handr"d e plays
im,Iy one hnndred Of which we're e smsesss-
R SnG TnSy 'Gm IN endless "es
%s & ' sS"low s nsss H"55! a9 F..
micadis, .Wi;h ne Tti%;", TIM RoTSsmian.",
He also vote tho ,'lay Of : Fritz in Ireland,
and oigs.s - whi.h the late J. X. Emmett
terestin- t-lTo III the last lew years, He
was lrynHen'ly seen up town. and his
maGs c var" rns 'anE Mns hf e
was n ,rr.,t O., q III" fiyo As and ., the Dra-
ments were ,LeirG ,saic for a benefit 10 be
given 70 Mr. Gaylsr. These his death has cut
ns an hs G AZ s 1t" m s sA Tse %t
sredaeed ter Tie nrst Tine. 4 conisderats
riav. md the sigh of it SO excited the au.
di"rrt lat the author was nodded: He ex-
hut., &c had only waited they would have
seen HAT tho obnoxious flag was only an incl
! dent OF the play.
The Rev. John y. stansherry Of Newark, died
S rt cry days Iii dssh was
he died. Dean stansl,rry. as he was hest
nsy w ray FL. disease s
lacked tack him qgan month ago and BE- has
May -. he had another attack. from which he
q qnn not rally a ne VAS born II Baltimore on
s a%d his saEs 3ns Vas ss
vat watsr MS io "yed t2 Hhisdephia hnd be
t,ms ip 5, to St Ha-S;s ch%r.h burIins;
became, assistant to the kew. p X. Cady ut
GrH"s npis%." Chprch 5I There he WIS or;
rector "i th,t Church in Ppospect a Street He' lie
held thnt clarre 'nr thirtytwo years. aud
dean of the Missionary Convocat:on Of Newark.
anu IltIN tniIt ONCE unIli II was abUlSneu |
in ls>s when he was elected Archdeacon OF
Newark some years ago he made a miss,ep
sna ls 'o SsSrwa Was nnTns his head
Of this injury. lie leaves widow and two |
5 o Mss Emma %otts was u Ts
dephia. ~ ' "
Gen. Turner Gustavus Morehead fell dead
early Yesterday morning on the stoon of his
Nhtt.hon avenue cottage IN Asbury Park. He |
was born seventy eight years ago in Baltimore.
nt vaG his T Wien NJ Of
Washington Grsys 81 PHILADELPHIA Ia and n was
mandsd By lis SON. G. K. Manreh s 3D." When 2
TIE Me Mexican war OPENED he enlisted.
Grays of the First PENNSYLVANIA regiment
and served through the entire war. When the
Philadelphia. Light Guards. He rendered the
services Of his command to Coy, Curtin. who
nsss'sa nto the 1 lv ys Pr s
vas made tho, Twenty-second Regiment of
an Wcn a on he
and was mads the Colonel Of the 10dth kesi-
%sHs Of 5s whiGh
Of Antietam he had two horses ( lied Under
him 4 At tho hattie Of GETTYSBURG he received
The body will be taken to Philadelphia
sj hdISh &c, J. 7 oRsIy Of spri1Sed Msss
Bsh1s had rs s,Tned0f from
Southern trl Just before Tas:er much in
DEC. s; ill.,, H cane 70 iris Country Shsn
SSS sosS Ma 1sS Seminary y Nd Ba lie
f1 Se H oa ia oon at on he Au u1s
is57. lie, Was, lrst settled at st St TIohn1S,s
was then trsnsferrs to St joseph ea Ghurch'
Boston' whnIs hs WIS in charge two
d st. Johns. Worcester ." and dI remainad there
tn iS when at the etatshmsn Of tbs see
Two ye;s ago the W" twentetR G s1op
his episcopatc was celebrated At the cathe:
"%e he With nd fss, va
tenure Of oice he has e>ta shed many naro-
c!tiai schools, converts. AMI orphan a-ylnms. s
Richard Ten Eyck De Witt is dead. near 5
This civ. az the advance! aGn of -. The c
2 o,1s" p waic:i - died vas bun, IN i1.2 AMI
kn ow WIZ a. BE- Witt Mill. has been ' in ro-"e.
sion Of IL. family for more than 200 years; It Il
r,o1ntin"nta! army n Newhnrgh Wa obtained.
IT.. =. "r'Ginal immiSrant Of the family vas
LAID in the middle If the I'm century. II"
"s q th1 sHm al as J"n4 ara G%rn"G
ilo!iand. rasp".txeIv, Who led in III; er;at u
,irnrsIe a4ain,t he in"nar'hical a. tend. ncis, v
Of tn o9se 1 t oran" nnH who nn%'yr
Ar" many descendants of Tlcrk u. Wit, IN u u
,tcr. Greene. Delaware. and Orang" counties. d.
!, Building, Commiss ionar Joseph Plat Of e
BROOKLYN died Yesterday morning at his home j
IS Sixth avenue of pneumonia, contracted at -
he fire at Smith & Gray's hui,din-; n few u
months ago. lie was born in this city about d.
seventy eight y"nrs ngo. and had ea9 resi- Of
lent Of lr"uklyn ,or MS years !" wa" M ar u
,hitect and builder He served for four y"nrs as 81
aldrrman and Supervisor Il the Th!id ward; a.
Sigh. Years as Commissioner Of Elections, nnd h
or the pnst seven years aS head a., tn hui j.
NJ Department. IL was Democrat. He was b.
mem or Of the Society # On! BrG"k'nites, "
TiII /" Md ~ TWrs,Inv a.tolll0un at tho &C
l,,1s" lr,! Ike ut nrm"'.i III be n Greenwood OF
'ulu"trry, M
Hilliar! r. White ono II the rralthinst hat r.
naul,tt, I ar. in tho ritrd stat -. died in =,
JanhH,y yes,"rday AG"t s.! i'e wnF in r n IA
'on lertnl win thr late - hlr IN tho fur pi
raa". he was Vie Pres cut aud II director
# The ugnhucy Nai. ona hanH. 4rd took an ac-
i've iH;rrrS IL pliIr athlls He leaves four
oLs uuG iNp 'inE!htaES. -
Tho funeral - ,.l James /. Mnrrqw will w
al Iin'r tr-dH tom i,i- home 81 Hassey m
trcai hr,, SI,i ilu. ~. ! irt n snrerint.nd- lie
mt Of th,, brighton We. 81 i'EilroGd for several -