The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-15
OBITUARY.


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Willard was born near Utica in 1892 He was
praduo,od ram m r,i,,or Coi,aao Il, 1876 ana
then studied in the Medical Department OF the
New York University from which he was
graduated three years later. Although his
medical education had been OF the orthodox
school. Dr. Willard became hom1-
onat . and when DR.. Grey. the emf,
Millard Inherited his instructors practice.
ioineJ tha AoaJa,v ~, W.I,.I,, ~ y. ,,,,, "na
!olneu '"o Acnueuny Oh heuicihe' Ut. Mil'aru
Ills work on Briebt's disensc ia cons,dersd n
authority on that subject. 1t was the fruit Of
seven years experiments In the labaortory. and
no considered 1t his chief claim to distinction.
lie was also the author Of A number Of smaller
works. Among them was one containing the
most sensitive test for alhumen known to
wt bebeHe Hs Mas ~i n,mae as NH asi
in the Medical "e So Ray'ee and osniia
for Women, Hs was MT the time Of HIS death
a memher Of the State Board Of Examiners for
County Medical society OF the Pathological
society, q the Society of Medical Jurispru:
Medicine; foreign .orresponding member OF
yerfein D,,egu,scher Aerzte Of Prague. Of the
Of NE soeGa hS%s s1a nsn
Paris every summer. In aceordanee with s lis
last wish he will bs buried there His widow,
of the ass Mayor " Haps tssn
will sail Tomorrow to bring her lack.
James Thomson. tho lawyer, died on We'd
trouble Tor nearly 'e year and for ' the " east
Mr. Thomson was Born In Nav York Nov. IL.
1927. he was graduated from Columt ia Col
iege In 1896 and was admitted to the lar
Anns C9Ske Of New YORK. t who s"rHiSe. m ss
There are living four sons and two daughters,
anh AMI anns
and admiralty cases In s52 he for led GO
continued until the latters death in 1856.
Mayor Grant APPOINTED him the hepublicau
S er 9 Board Ths
ment was continued by Mayer Gill oy; He was
m o of hs If FSes Ys% N.Y. Mn
the downtown Association.
colt Msyer Of ths city ied at Ho
nsy troubles II; He q the ate Wa%
Canal and BANKING COMPANY an ons nesr Who
had been among those employed in the build
Ing Of the Erie Canal. lie was born in Jersey
City fifty one years ago. and was graduate OF
Williams, College, After leaving college he
studied law with Thomas NJ; McCarter at
this city. He was admitted to the bar about
!eo Of law in chiIsSags: Ne was in Chicago
about a year. While thore he married
Kate A. Sanders. After his removal from Chi
fag0 ne pTartseu law ~ Sersey Etyj ana then
q this city,; His home was IN Patersoa et His
Godwn P RI Ice Q: rsrks Goawln She
Benoit Malon. the well;known French So
cialist anthor. Is dead. He was born near
f FL smy Of o nss H. s
ceived some education In his birthplace and
subsequently went to the suburbs OF Paris.
the IN Da OF s adrss
y. III i T.; , ~ AM iater three
e.ss w @ t IN tnaS m ne snhse
80 wen that ne w1ote eessT =, worHS IN th1 nat
iavcred the tSeories q the coiieetysss.' lie lie
founded the fay, G'Gr'er Ameng his best
ciale." "Revue Socialist" Les ColIectivistes
Hlrancais" and re Sociaisne inteEral;"
works at the limo OF His death. ''a''''''
Col Robert Alexander Young disd vssterd.v
81 patnysis At IT,; ms Hone: lo+ LINTON street.
brook DrookkiSn. ~ ms o5tn year ne was porn IN
Of ths odest Hanenot az tbat q sto
u II ',uu t u9i s III vi my s'ie.
Military scademy and became civil enaioeer
He served in the ConfederatS army t6rnH9h
the civil war and at it's close came North with
onIy a small remnant OF his former large Tor.
tune. He practised his profession actively in
this city until about six years ago. when iii
health compelled him to retire. He laid out
the Jeroma PARK race course and dasionai
and built the Newtown bulkhead.
Thomas Marshall. a m ON Der OF the Consoli-
dotad TNchan1a dad Of consnm ntion nj hia
residence 2iN West Forty.third street ct on
OF his age Mr. Marshall was great erands"n
Of Chief Justice John Marshall and was horn
and reared on the old Marshall HON estead in
Fauquer county. Virginia. He came to New
York immediately after the civil war He
and two children survive him. He was q mem
Der OF the southern society.
Lieut.. William p. Conway. U. s. n. died in
Greensboro. Ky. yesterday OF typhoid fever.
He was a survivor of the wreck OF the United
States steamer Huron Off Cape Hatteras in
1877. and behaved admirably during the ter
rinle scenes a,.ena.ng one aasaSteIr; ne vas