The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-26
OBITUIRE

pany Bank. died at his home. St Marka
place. on Sunday. Mr.. Elder retired yeal
hank. 1t was his custom to! have his iingers
and toes attended to by u manicure. Three
t Tssks es no "o s%
ward IA massage operator. who was ais treat:
Ing Mr.. Elder; noticed that the toe had swelled
the swollins.. DR.. l. Fuchs of 10 st, Marks
place was called in. He said tue swelling was
which Mr.. Elder suffered. was RESPONSE
Creased. and ft"t was found nscsssary to
amputate, the toe. Surgeon Beck per-
Sd not so hs the Of s ha
operation Mr. ' Ilder died Both doctors de-
cause the Gangrene. MIR. Elder was g years
old and unlnarried.. He was born in this city
and brought up in Stamford. where his father
kept country house.
Nicholas L. Broalhead. County Treasurer
OF Ulster county; died in Kingston Yesterday
failure OF the Ulster Savings Institution last
Ing nstitutiens a for ' nearly twenty years and
was one of the best known ilnanciers along
the huds9n he had been teller and enshier
tive. management Of the Ulster County
s 9ush sxaminatiSla 2. Sf the tanks condIi,,
about by, the deialcations of its treasurer.
James +; ,Ostrander. and hi, assistant.
the State banking Departmant brought to light
the fact that Ostrander and Trnmpbour had
years. The amount stolen aggregated nearly
a half mill ion dollars. The bank suspended.
and Broadhead was arp9inted receiver.
sumed. and the trustees elected him treasurer.
He leaves u wife and son.
Col; Samuel J: Stous. a LAWYER. whose ofties
HsssaS YEARS. sso
gregalional clergyman OF that place. In 1860
Mr. st9qs was graduate, from iron amherst n Col
School WIEN he enS on"d Gs
lie enlisted rs a private in Company q. Fifty
second In sh9rs
regiment. and served under Con-, Banks In
the louisiana campaiGn. After the war he
Of Stous 4 sedgwick. He was graduated from
the Columbia college Law School In 1887.
wife. the yo1 is daughter Of Archibald La,
mont OF this city. survives him.
Byron Murray. Jr. assistant cashier Of the
Fair Oaks. San Muteo county. Cal. on Sunday.
iiis connec,i91n with tho Bank Of California
t asSsf tS @ %S 81 @ BSaE
OF New York to make California his homo. He
had not been in good hea tn for the past two
years. and over year ago took IL trim abroad
in the hope of rcgdininG his health. He leavee
a widow and two children.
Elizabeth Brown. the wife OF Joseph L.
Brown. and a daughter OF Capt. Isaac Nichols.
an officer in tho Revolutionary army. died on
sunday at her home. 4Jl Gold street. Brook
lyn. in her SD year. She was horn in Brook
lyn. and was one OF the original members OF
st. Peters Episcopal parish. Until Frustrated
by age and inilrmitlc-. she had been actively
engaged in missionary work.
Tho Right Rev. Thomas Legh Clnughton. late
Bishop Of ST. A bans. is dead. Bishop Caugh-
ton WAS born in lStIS lie married a sister OF
the Earl Of Dudley. He was professor Of
poetry at Oxford from 1852 to 1857. and was
made Bishop OF Rochester in 1867. H0,was
transferred 10 st, Adams in 1917. and resigned
on account Of old age in 1880.
Jeremiah Dickey. who built the first thrash
bus. Ohio yesterday. aged 10 years. Mr.
Dckey was born in King William county. Va.
in 1877, l. ling to Columbus forty one years
ago. whore he has resided ever since. He
leaves widow. three sons. and two daughters.
Mr.. Henry u. Barr. one Of Wnshington's
best known bus ness mon. died yesterday
after an illness OF but o few hours. Mr.. Barr
was auout 80 years Old. amp Tor thirty years
carried on the merchant tailor business. The
brought ON by tho heat and oyerexertion.
yesterday. aged IS years. lie was n brothes
OF tho ate John 7. Morton of Louisville. -
widely known publisher
The Rev. DIR. Evans. professor OF Hebrew 70
tho congregational Theological College BalR.
Wales. and late Of Lane Seminary. Cincinnati.
Is dead.
John Rose. aged 68. one OF the best-knowp
citizens in upper Nyack, died suddenly yestor.
day OF apoplcxy. He was unmarried.