The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-24
OBITUARY.

| goods house OF f. s. Jaffray & Co., $50 Broad
way. died yesterday afternoon at his home,
e15 Fifth avenue. His death had been antici-
pated by the members OF his family for the
past week. In January he was attacked by
the grip and he had not since regained his
| strength. He was obliged to give up active
participation In his business affairs, but
up to ten days ago he was able to
drive out Mr.. Jaffray was of Scotch
descent. and was born in London on March
23 1916. His father. John R Jafrray, was q
London merchant who. in conjunction with
his brother. Robert. established branch
house in this city in 1909. Edward came to
New York in 1888 and went into the house
here. Through his efforts the house has
risen to the prominence 1t now occupies In
1912 Mr.. Jafrray married Anna Phillips. a
daughter OF the late Rev. DR.. Phillips who was
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
originally in Wall street. but now
at Twelfth street and Fifth avenue The
children Of this %W3rriags were Caroline Elise
spste;a,,mIshir line and yh9 died il 1871 William
Harris Of Irovidence Florence. wife Of Of j. r. r.
MdoS a shs Ed Ha ys the
lie T1ie OF OF, lo t BGelow OF London. Mrs
Immediate family not present at the deathbede'
dTsn ,.na NJ jntsay vas 81 The
Club. the st. Georges Society. and and the I Now
1 York Yacht Club He owned successfully the
He was director in the Commercial Union
Fire Insurance Company. Mr. Jaffray was
picture queen Victoria %eh has bn1gc
years in his dining room was sent YESTERDAY.
as for the past twelve grace the
Mr.. Jailray was Republican ali his lie until
three s years ago when he became DEMOCRAT.
York merchants asking Congress to refer the
Court. He never held rub lie Once. He Hs owned
son. For the last few years Mr. Jafirny had
attended Dr. Halls church. and Dr.. Hail viii
They will be at the First Presbyterian Church.
The body will be buried in the family vault at
the church.
turer OF Newark. died at his home in that city
SSs sHfas sady t IN Avg @ lis psrsnss
years later to the old homestead occupied by
ark by the Connecticut exodus in 1866. Daniel
Price went to Charleston. n. c.. when he was
painting which he followed on KS r Of ggaf n
SsTs[sS VIM s%itS SissoiSsd psrs
IN existence. although he retired in 1867. MI.
nd IN 1851 IL WAS ss ss sas drf e thu IL
Assembly. W '''o
~ Irving 4. Douglas. news editor on the
Ss @ Gyeene Of
1n' nst Was eisrf ths ksv xns DoSsss
Ct It M, Madison nov oCSIgatel Unvsrstx.
Ws %1 GeSTre IN bou e Ms 81 Rs.9
hn6 g GorESsp . q the Bro4kni Eayr.
srothers The funeral VIII be- held Ed are rs his
I'M body will Go takon to one ss asefGoG ior
stSons Ga dp Ft
Tx Mt ms home. adjoining the academy. in his
Pr Thomas strong who Was the ~. pas tore Of FIX tIS
DC, ,id Reformed I'm Church in Fatbush for thirty
ssaye viii vi Ef hsd ;4 End tTS
RetImcd Church Tomorrow afternoon. VIC
r. tnandas sd sSdaens Psn lawyer
somo %on MHs 'G psst 9f he aa
,pnnleXy His remains will be take Gu TO his old
, n,arm at Webster Monroe county. N l.. Tor
! the First Presbyterian Church in |ns.nr
'hurc any wim frward PA q the Central
prominent In thu neral councils 81 tha pras
ty o Church. died 1T his residence at WEB.
Yer err HGnve; Mo-. on Friday, He ordained Pres.
oent Harrison ruling elder. ave-
Judge Francis Newan1s. ono OF the oldest
nd most respected ciyil!pn employed in Tia
government service at West Point. die" y .,o
erday. He had been in the service over i,fty
oars an! had heen Mt West Point since 1Si1
Il was born In Scotland. and was 50 years
John G. Stockwell. who made n fortuna in
ne waste paper business in Ann street md
ms widely known MS ~ temperance ndw,,, Nv
LED IN Thursday ut his home. lSa I It"n
, mrsetii Eraok,yn, IN MS 12d year lie wa.
Edwards Ely. who died in Newark on Er,h,,
as G9s e 1se e In amI Gr.ssrs y that
T. Ely. IN business. He leaves oie son on and and
ferdinand Mnlnn, an Anpapolls LAWYER and
n y wa iame. died in Annapolis yesteriuy
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