The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-13
OBITUARY.

The Rev. DR.. Alexander Brice. Presiding FL.
dor OF the Elizabeth district OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. died on Sunday at his homo
in Jefferson avenue. Elizabeth. He was %
years old. DR.. Brics had been Presiding Elder
OF the old Morristown district. and the Jersey
City and Newark districts. He had been four
and a half years in charge OF the Elizabeth
district. lie was born In Sunleld. Conn. His
llnthsr at one time was u PARTNER o. Cyrus w.
s stsia t 9t' H ne rrc sSi"a SiH II q shaf.h In III =. RAJ a
HHn IiaSs, M"s lvnn iahway. liaddonfeld,
Sexsrt: lie s's Vas = s'di siSgs} ,ss 70 ' the Gens and
G1Snierenscs Of 1864 at philadelphia and OF
M sHss a, h hrHof Gf the III Met T"s { : n sH.,rah. Of md ths
trustee Of the Maekettstown Collesiate insti-
tut: and the Momnt Tabor Camr Meeting As:
ut the Mount Tabor camp meeting. He leaves
n widow. two sons. and a daughter
The. Rev. Henry Kendall. d.. d.. tho senior
secretary ~ the Presbytcrian. Board Of Home
!. 4. on saturday. bE. Kendall was BORN Ia
united win tie ehnrsh il, y ST n in 1881 and
was Iyos G ,y,,;sIa ed is.s Hamilton Ia CS9,lsxs in $40,
doctor Of divinity. He graduated from Auburn
d I.sS,If Sy the s TresSytsry in o, l Etis. s s9 y, was Or r
IisiGe. Ills longest past g Ts's was a, ' 1T Essa
snSsa Gsn. =. 1872 YsSst Alter q S ! sio T. ! i ssssor spd
burgh. lie accepted. in 1861. the secretaryship
81 the Presbyterian Board Of Home Missions.
sophronia Luce of Buffalo. who survives him.
.t 9risen Eandenh b., whh b., died on SATURDAY.
underground railroad system in New York. In
1896 he secured tho passage OF a bill authorize
in 8 others tried to have another similar
Ih%nWy EH q s;d,, by -, t the ,s tSg,slature; Mr.; vandsn.
measure were insisted upon and recognized.
from which he derived the pickname "0rigi-
the courts Tor n m~RnuRmMH Cpulnellinu fl,0
city authorities to grant permit to the COM
s s'raet 10 op Of ,t the ro st5eet H. Ap Tap SSsGin the the c OF:
born in 1919 in Onondarn county. and was
admitted to ths o Ter = sitsr stHdying law in
Miss Clarissa Caldwell Lathrop Of New York.
founder md national organizer Of the Lunacy
liam +. Lathrop Of Rochester. and some years
ago was imprisoned in u lunatic asylum until.
OF habeas CORPUS issued and was adjudged en-
tirely sane, She has since devoted herselfto
very successful. The remains will 10 taken to
Hoche1ter for burial in, charge OF Il committee
ofthe Lunacy Reform League.
twenty-five years in the fire insurance bust
lis hfsf h On ssis ~ s.sy' E aIsa e. EIr SatnsfaY n itssee i e
Was Soln in Engianii ffsi-shrss years ss' ago lie
used to live in astoria; and was = vsstryman
H H. the si Hsu sch q {hr the Zee. Redesmsl Of that PLACE:
eldest son. Frederick l. Green. was a partner
IN his fathers business.
y Joseph H. Strauss. one Of the leading Hebrew
ing at his home, Ill First place. in his 10th
year. He retired from business twenty years
ago. He was a member OF several benevolent
and social organizations. He leaves a large
family. his eldest son being Lawyer BALDWIN
!. Strauss. counsel. for the Board OF Health.
The funeral will take place from the house to-
morrow afternoon.
Gsrrit H; Garrison. 81 years old. died on SAT-
Williamsbur9h. He was born in Paterson. and
in 1872 he cane to this city, and became a car
ment the contract for the carpenter work on
Louisiana. He was a lifelong Democrat
Thomas A.. Gill. official stenographer Of
S1Yil Jas Niss, La CHINA .nd court; and for twenty
reporter. died on sunday evening Mt his home.
517 Warren, street. Brooklyn. The funeral Is
from the Church Of st. Augustine. Sixth ave-
morning at 9:3O.
Mary A. Ayila. tho widow Of John Avils. an
old New York merchant. died on Sunday at the
bone Of her son-in;law. J. n. smith. at Lost
Ayila for more than thirty years had been ono
Of the MANAGERS OF the Home for Destitute
Children and in Brooklyn.
Robert J. Post Of Harlem. who has been In
new Masonic Home. died on Sunday afternoon
OF apopleXy.. He was 30 years old. He was a
member OF Harlem Lodge. T. and A. NJ. and
had performed gallant service in tho war.
office Of tho Adams Express Company. died Of
heart disease yesterday afternoon while driv-
Ing. Mr.; Reed had been connected with tho
and was 81 years OF age.
Senator Girard. aged 73 years. died in VIM
nipeE yesterday morning nfter u short illness.
He had represented Manitoba at Ottawa for
many years.