The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-25
OBITUARY.

tue city PRIMER Tor many years died suddenly
at his residence, 031 Madison avenue. on Sat-
urday night. Mr.. Brown had been suffering
with cold for four weeks but his physician
did not fear serious results. He was ablo to
be out ND to Sunday OF last week, when pneu.
monia resulted from the exposure OF lona
drive. Even then Drs. Mcguire and Janeway.
who treated him. did not anticipate that Mr..
Brown would suocumb. He had had similar
attack year ago and had rallied quickly IL
was only within few hours OF his death that
the physicians saw that the fight was too
much for him. His wife and seventeen. year
S,a d dauGhes were It Ibis his 6sdsde when
known by sight at least to every citizen who
has been at all interested In politics or in tho
YORK in the past iteen Years. HIs broad n f"ss
was ,distinguishabie in the crowd at. every
psSif F bsssa.a Of i@nestsnse was
peared to be invariably good humored Mr.
Brown came here at the age Of from ireland
struggle for fortune as q printers devil When
Tweed ,,Sse -, and his ring went down Mr.. Brown
which had conducted the TRANSCRIPT. the prede.
possession OF much material Of great value ct. to
the printer who wanted to do the citys print
price That he could ao re unGsr
W Sid all othsr printers for the city contracts
secured the contract to print IT,. lie has held
Il ever since, receiving from s40,OOO to 500:
the election ballots and most Of the city's sta.
tloPP s, He did the work fer less money and
N sye than 5S bidders S0nd Es
years, became Port Warden an ofiioe he Refi
can State Central COMMITTEES in 1875 rs. and
for ten years was DELEGATE TO all the State
mated.
Edward schelI. the Presiden. Of the Manhat-
SaVInRa Institution al
Clinton place At 4 o'clock Yesterday afternoon
sshs se WAS n III ~ old
z, 1873: When he came to this City he worked
g. clerk In dry GGods house He wa. sent to
partnership, He su6seauenfly Vent into the the
seSs in Maiden IL Tan nse Here ae% G b.
remained nearly twenty years. At the breaking
savings Institution. Of which he had been
dent. At the time Of his death he was dirso.
ter OF the butchers, and DroyeIs' Bank. tho
Third National hank the Citizens insurance
Company. and the Manhattan Life Insurance
trustee Of St; lakes Hospital and Of tho
r. Johnia "a, 4 society and vestryman OF Grace
T TsTs lie n was 4 msmSer q the Manhattan.
Yseht clubs lie S%ona HS any q Dsssn
tho American Museum OF Natural History. and
the American Geographical Society. He mar
Troy and afterward Speaker Of the House Of
iss ST. scSe leaves s s't two af Sdrsn. APE d:
SaTd Ea4 sehS %fm ssG 4 the Mar. sy
MGek ago isst Friday Drs, JapsySS Buck.
Schcll was one OF four brothers. Augustus,
Richard. Edward, and Robert Of whom only
he last named the President OF the Bank Of
he Metropolis. survives. Augustus Schell was
'or many years Grand sachem OF Tammany
DIR. Willard c. MarselIus died In Albany yes
erday morning from appendicitis. DR.. Mar
'elius was born In Scotia. Schenectady county.
S H &ss4S o hs
%isS S1liss and U W. from he Ab lSS9
Many. He was member OF the Albany Medi.
al Society and of the Holland Society.
Thomas bradbury Chandler Berrian. who
will he Hurled to morrow from the laulists'
lam BerriAn, at ono time rector OF Trinity
hurch. He was converted TO Catholicism
hs d S liz %SS dsTot.d 10 H.
rary pursuits. and most OF IL was spent In
europe where he was intimately associated
nth many distinguished men.
Henry Petit. the dTamAtist. died In London
lst evening OF typhoid fever, Among his lead.
nR works, come Of which were written in coll
.6ora!ion T.h 9'hfEsb were 2nssns Eyi:
lonoy"
Melville W Drew died IN jacksonville, Flor
N, Maine. ami went to Jacksonville In 1854
e was the "wner otthe Jacksonville and At
mite Railroad.
Sara. the wife Of Charles r. Schuyler Of 2Io
~ In her Eith year. She was the eldest
.nghter Of the late John Roach, the ship