The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13

| In 1910. He was ordained deacon on July 10.
1910 and was promoted to the priesthood In
August Of the following year. In tho year OF
his ordination he became rector of Trinity
the, rcctors hin OF the Church Of the Ascension
n n this city two years later: On the death OF
dSsrsoo out OF Which the nrM diocese nj
n"mphIet t''o ea Tns He y t ' tho
T[ y work o his fatS suhfime1tsd
titled Tho ,rastor" Mcm9rial OF the Rev:
h SASS r. TyHi amt nSc c Of
vices viii l." held to morrow afternoon at 4 80
o'clock at tho Church ct the ASCENSION, They
rd re- be Ss isS ' BY M %as ss
Of North Oak Ola. The body will BE-, taken to
Il" un % se ,r from thu raroad Sta sa,on at
the Bishops old home. KokosinI.' 40 '''''
frtF D1dIsy Steele SI n the coTmand
Guard. died early YESTERDAY morning ut his
born in East Qsr a. ,bs civil SI s
out ny went to tn" front as private in the
N;eW YORK Seventh Kcsi!ncnt. He remained
ago wn"n be w 1,s elected CaTtain Of Comp su
Z. Fourth Now Jersey City Regiment He was
RAPIDLY promoted through al, the grades until
April 1895. he was ma cBrigndier- General He
was Democrat in politics. and lie served ono
o tic @ sass cdn nI en ron
founders and machinsts. in Pearl street. Jcr-
of aSH ne WIFI two s .
Of tlo HIM Troop 81 NEWARK. tho Gentie.
Essex County Country Club.
James Beaty. ono Of the oldest and best
sW Ssae.s Of ts nts DIE! in ha
born county iaSlD, ireland. IN lNS.
and arrived in Gambia in 1918. lie was:
n nass in few s pso; and sa
newspaper publisher He took an active part
IN tn" rebellion Of 1857. tut afterwnrd changed
tive. IL" estah!s he'd til" touservaii i've pa per tn"
Lrat.';. in ls,2. an" rondur,ed it fora Iuartcrof
n century. He represented East Toronto in the
first raramert Of Canada and was u member
OF ~" Council for nnmberIt years; lic
iSnndsd 1S r"fI1t" snGraI 1Srta and
II" started Il congregation Of e New Testa-
ment Christians in Toronto. aud maintained
1t for sixty years.
Post Of this city, died in Washington, D:
KnG Of aroa M Aan1 Her
i;radmatrd at Columbia. studied medicine I'M
Der d. In dyo1 ; q fn Tr rsTSi,eH h1 g.
Aftcrwari lie studied. in Paris Ho resided at
haywood. Clifton. station Island.
W. 7. Pratt died at PSI Quincy street, Brook
was Tor several years n melnhcr Of thu hook
publishing firm Of Baker. Pratt d Co.. and also
was engaged in the banking business at 40
Wall street. Funeral services will be held ut
tn" house Tomorrow afternoon. and in tho
evening there will ha puhllc Masonic services
at aurora Grata Cathedral in Bedford avenue
and Madison str rect.
Nicholas Wescr. who built tho Ulster Noun
tain House nj Ulster Heights. y. V. and was u. |
pioneer in the summer boarding business in
that locality. died recently in this city while |
visiting his sons. lie was born in bavaria in |
1919. and had reside! in Ulster Heights since |
lS4I He was one II the founders. and always |
Httrrward II trustee of the Ulster Heights |
Methodist Church. He leaves wife and eight |
children.
Samuel Van B"nschoten died suddenly yes |
tcrday morning at his home. 80 McDonough |
street Brooklyn, in his 10th year. He was |
a member Of the stock Exchange. and had |
been engaged for more than thirty years |
III the rice business nj IS old slip. New York. |
He was horn in Brooklyn and belonged to an |
Old knickerbockor family. He WAS Il member !
OF tn. Holland Club Of New York.
Peter Rogers. rcnsi9ner OF the var of 1912. |
died on Monday ut the home OF his son. near |
nionril!e. \: y. nged "a years and months. |
he was II native of The town. and u farmer by |
occupation. and enjoyed good health up to q |
week before his death.
The Rev. DR.: Cairns. a PRESBYTERIAN clergy |
man. has died suddenly in Edinburgh.
Prof. Steenhorg. the eminent insanity spe- |
c0list died yesterday in Denmark |