The sun., 1893-03-30
OBITUARY.

The Rev. Joseph Byron. the rector and
founder OF the Church Of the Holy Rosary. in
Harlem. died yesterday at the age Of A years.
He pursued his classical studies in Manhattan
College. and was ordained priest eighteen
years ago in St Joseph's Seminary. Trov. His
first charge was st Mary's Church. Yonkers
AS an assistant priest he labored in St Ste
phen's. st. Brigids. and ST. Gabriers parishes
In this city until he was appointed to his late
charge. nine years ago.
John W. Moore. for long time a m mber Of
the Produce Exchange. was found dead in bed
at his home in Plainneld yesterday morning.
He died Of paralysis OF the heart. He was 80
years old. Until within year he was a MEM
ber OF J. W. Moore. Leduc & Co.. flour dealers.
and had been in active business twenty nino
years Prior to that he WAS a practising ply
sician. He was a widower. and he leaves one
son.
Jonathan Woodruff died at his homo in Rah-
way. N. j.. yesterday. at tho age OF 7S. He be-
longed to family which settled in New Jersey
President OF the Union National bank OF Rah-
way. and was one of tho organizers OF the Sec
years an elder He was the father Of 4: f
Woodruff. a lawyer in tho Equitable building.
John ,!1,r Bentley; proprietor OF the Paterson
80 years old. Mr.. Bentley was born in Man
chester. England. and came to this country in
lSla In 1888 he became superintendent Of
featuring Company. which hourished in Pater-
son at the time suIs Iseq%ently he operated q
similar industry at Saltillo in Mexico.
The Rev. James Fletcher. d prominent citi-
exctement at a Az on Tuesday which de-
Hs Was SH the Aeton
for many years, wrote a history OF the town.
was At one time Pr3Heirai Incl Of LswteRMse Asad
tsa smS vt E. cr0'0n' and the Academy at M'n'ns'-
Arsd Wa@s II @ Mst %ed q sas % Ieuro5
Church. among them the st. Andrew 5 Brother
funeral takes place to.morrow evening at s
o'clock at st. AIMS Church.
Charles H kimbaI q Of The silk dyeine firm Of
bosn IN Sarh ass
and was 81 years old: He had been Identified
with the manufacture OF silk in Paterson for
the past twenty-five years.
at the Laurel House in Lakewood on Tuesday
night. He went there a week ago. for his
diseases brought on by excessive smoking. He
was about SO years OF age. and leaves son
and daughter.
night at her home. $40 Bedford avenue. VIII
she ssoo of seYs Ghdrsn nnd
nursery in Brooklyn.
Mary ,Donnely aged 90. Of 272 Twelfth
street. Brooklyn. died yesterday morning OF
heart disease while she was attending ser
vices in the Church Of the Holy Family In
Thirteenth street. near Fifth avenue.
F.. d. Farnsworth died In San Francisco yes
terday. He was nm insurance man. and Grand
Sire Of the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows in the
United States He was sent to Germany in
1874 to found a branch order there.
John G. McNary. principal Of Grammar
School 80. In East 10th street. died yesterday
at his home, OF heart disease, lie had been
principal Of the school for sixteen years. He
leaves u wife and two sons.
Joseph Clement died In San Francisco YES
terday, aged 81 years. Death was due TO In
!uries from fall. He was New Yorker. and
for forty years was Searcher OF Records In San
Francisco
James Louehran. abrother o. the President
OF the Manufacturers National Bank In Brook
lyn. died on Tuesday at his home. AL Broad
way. Williamsburgh. in his Goth year.
The Hon. Horace A. Taylor. for many years
County Judge OF FRANKLIN county and prom
inent lawyer. died at Malone yesterday morn
ing.
William T. Tinsley editor and publisher OF
the Lyons. n. y. ReDnLlicnn. is dead.