The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-28
ORITUARE

| Sir William Aitken. tho noted surgeon and
| professor of pathology. is dead in England. lie
| was born in Dundee. Scotland, in 1926. In 1913
no was selected as demonstrator OF anatomy
at the University Of Glasgow. and was also
pathologist of the Glasgow Royal Innrmary
until April. 1850. when no volunteered for SER
vice In the army hospitals during the Crmean
war He was one Of commission appointed
to investigate the nature OF the diseases from
which tho troops were suffering. DR.. Aitkcn
was corresponding member OF the Royal I'M
soeiety SV Of and Natural HsSry az
cine at Constantinople In 1860 he was APP
POINTED professor Of pathology in the Amy
He was the author Of medical history Of the
war with Russia and various other works.
Morris Fosdick died at his home in Jamaica
SfGs S sen he he w was t9tn IN
Justice, of the Peace. and he served two terms.
G Coy sil.s MrSht APPOINTED him Judge OF the
elected County Judge, and Surrogate on the
ticket and h. 1Sa these Offices
eced He was s Ss
Board OF Education in Jamaica. and was one
OF the ,b5n Of Union n H mi o5
treasurer Of the Jamaica savings 81 Ban sEa 4
widow, two sons. Lewis l.. Fosdick and John
survve him He was member Of the Jamaica
Presbyterian church. and the. funeral will be-
held at that place tomorrow afternoon.
Amos Day who for nearly forty years con-
and this city. died at Easton. Pa. on Saturday
nIgh aged 81 ,o He vas born Newark
his express business to the Adams Express
and. until he retired, leaving tho business to
his son. he carried millions Of dollars to and
n TS the sct wS sf in
or lewelry was lost he Invariably paid the
amount on the spot aGl tTstd to get the
day, aged SIS. He was a native Of Thiliipsburg.
n: j.. but removed to Washington ut the bo-
business. and had many contracts under the
district and general Government. His teams
War; and NAVY DenerimaHt nuidinc. ~" He s' Was
one Of the founders of the Ben ning race track,
and was tho President Of the Washington
Jockey Club from its inception until his death,
In racing matters no WIS considered a high
authority. He was also prominent in Masonic
circles.
John Goldman Hurd Ill. D.. OF New York was
Boston Nov: ii. ISIS. lie studied at Co Col NJ
f FL na H. Hnra a TSss s ss
very little. IN 1853 he published q volume on
!!irleI The Law q Frceed2m and - };ondage In
him hin the degree Of lii. d. Mr. Hurd travelled
extensively in China. Egypt. India. and Japan.
Samuel Sshwqrtz;. an art publisher q Full
Ton Stltt's 4Nt" h''u VII HiElll NJ
his cottage on Seventh avenue North Asbury
Park. OF prostratiOn, caused by an operation
spleen. He was 40 years old. He left a widow
and four children. Two years ago he inner
tied a large fortune from his father. who died
in Leipzig. Germany.
The Hon. James A. Hovey. eS-Judge OF the
Superior Court OF Connecticut and we'll
known jurist died at his home in Norwich yes
terday morning. aged 76. Mr.. Hovcy had be, n
Ill for q long time from Il com plcution Of dis
eases. He leaves u large property.
Mrs. Bridget Kean, the widow OF Martin
Kean. died yesterday at her residence on Fifth
street. Brooklyn. aged 10 years. She leaves
two children. Mrs. Hume. and the Rev. John ].
Kean. the pastor OF St james Church. in this
city.
The Hon. william Xix OF Royalston. VT. died
yesterday nEed 81 years. At the breaking out
of the war ne wns Mt tho head OF tho largest
business house In Mobile aud during the war
he openud q bMnking hOusy In Nelh MM.