The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-16
OBITUARY..

The Right Rev. William Henry Augustus
Bissell. Bishop OF the Episcopal Diocese OF
Vermont. died on Sunday. Bishop Bissell was
born in Randolph. W.. Nov. 10. 1914. He
graduated from the University OF Vermont In
the class Of 1896. For n time ne taught tho
classics and studied theology in the Vermont
Episcopal Institute in burlington. then in
charge of tho late Bishop Hopkins. In the
fall OF 1887 Ii. was teacher in a school In De-
tToit; In ISIS he mnrrirh Miss Martha c
pal Institute. On Sent, ~. 1880. he yns or
a a@ipsa %Gar sTa in IN A I.G, } g. ls 81 h. by Wis n,sh Sl,
dained priest BY the same Bishopin Troy. and
Tn the "rr"int,nrnth Of assisiant n
q trinity. ,clsr.EE. 'We::. i" T'"y. He remained
rectorship Of Grace Church. at Lyons. In 1913
h. accrptei a call to the re.,or-hipo Of Trinity
until Ills election as bishop OF Vermont in
1863, He was elected q member 81 the stand
York In 1870. an Office which he continued to
hold for sixteen years. He was consecrated
Bishop on June 3. 1858.
First German Presbyterian Church. at Madi-
son and M2ntGomery. streets. died at his
months. Death was caused hy heart disease.
S M1; HTas sw M1s RSsp in on sasS ns. 81. ef is!fs' A NJ
studied theology at the nniy.rsities OF Zurich.
B"sis. = SaM Sa;s and md T wns Gea. In lS,5 81 70
German Evangelical church in Manuel. He
fs ,His city 1s .e take 9n Charge a yss oit Tni M fhsn nS s Sa%s
tns5sn. n,t last snS 4StSssr he %, SSf |. eonsss, ias
inent tie church became one OF the strongest
and RICHEST Of the German, churches in this
Tho funeral will occur Thursday afternoon. 8.
james Crowley. died ut, the State Insane
Asylum In s1fialo yesterday 81 naretis. ,a Ms.
and for se pS years Vas Vs, nsf 10 iss, G ID oftas
later, tie T]ovtine. 81 snifials lie disasresins
time connected with the Dn,ty Times. and then
went. TO 0sWeg,o. where he took an editorial
mental faculties became impaired. and the
disehse neTsiHpinG into parssis ne was plaesd
for the past four years. Mr.. Crowley was about
SIS years OF age. a
Col. Theodore ": PeEmele died on Sunday at
after an illness Of about o month. He was 9
native OF this city. and at the breaking out OF
ihs flSli war HE hs Mss Z izs s5' t1s i7 z fns s. Ssxsnss
WITH which en- he Joined GEL II. Banks = s, and helped
i io s11tm his so hor neG f i ne sp %e' HIM and dey was
forced t. retire. At the close Of the var he
ment. .,Nh
William 8. O'Bricn. ~ years old: died yestsE-
street. lie nad been IN partnership Win MS
father. the late Peter 7. O'Brten. the building,
contractor. They built the. Vanderbilt houses
in Fifth avenue. the Tribune building. the
h9ases in Fifth and Madison avsnsss. ,Ms:
letic and the Arion clubs.
Mrs. Erelinn Staley OF Scotch Bush. Mont.
Romery county, \. Y. died on Sunday. aged 0S
yours. She is survived by several children.
among whom Is Prof. Cadey Staley OF Cleve-
land. formerly o! Union College.
William II. Cromwell Gied yesterday at his
home. l9l J%oralamen. street. Brooklyn. He
was born In lS41 in this city. His father was
William ID. Cromw well of the old dry goods firm
Of Cromwell Il HaIght.
Daniel {. Howell; Superintendent Of Banks
evening. He was for many years cashier and
later President OF The steuben County Bank.
He WAS 70 years old.
AdolpbusA "A. Bromet.. q German citizen Of
Indianapolis. prominent in insurance circles,
dropped dead yesterday evening on the street
as he Was walking with his daughter.
Alexander. Cameron. a lawyer. Of Toronto,
died yesterday. He was one OF the largest
landowners In lOntario. The value Of his es-
tate Is estimated ut 81 800. 600.
Walter 7. Denslow OF Poughkeepsie. n. Y.
died Yesterday at Lakeside. near San Diego.
CAL. Ola pulmonary affection.