The sun., 1894-01-14
ORf7 UfR Il.

The Rev. John NJ. Buchanan died at his
home. l43 West Thirteenth street yesterday
morning al the age OF 40 years. lie was born
in Fort Covington. n. Y. on Dec. 81. 1919. and
received his early education in the high school
OF that place. After graduating at Union Coll
lege he took the degree Of u. ID. at the Prince
ton Theological Seminary. and then accepted
a call out West A company OF people. who
had settled where Milwaukee has since grown
up. wrote to Prof. Alexander Of Princeton, ask
ing him to send them a young pastor Prof.
Alexander chose DR.. Buchanan. and the Young
man started for the wilderness. On the way
he was stricken with cholera and was della y ed
one month. and when he finally reached Mill
waukee none of those who had called him were
there. But the young pastor was not discours
grcgation Of one woman on the following Sun
nSshs dS sD' North cRarss Gnu
smother Presbyterian church was estab-
lished. and in 1870 Dr; Buchanan united the
torate to come East He became pastor Of the
Ainslie street yt Church in BtrooSlyR % but re;
himself to supplying churches in the neighbor-
hood OF this city that were without pastors.
tonr sars age caSasaGts BEGAN TO form tnrrS ever @
give up active work. DR.. buchanan was o
man Of imposing stature. being over six feet
learned scholar. During his life he attended
from twelve to fourteen general Assem- blies.
not vote He was married to Jane MSEilery.
the dssehsGT sG, Of BS
chanan and the Rev. Walter Duncan Buchanan.
pastor OF the Thirteenth Street Presbyterian
NJ. waddington. formerly French Am mbassa-
dor to England. died last evening OF albu-
mipnra and diabetes He was born in Paris,
In 1926 His father was an Engishman, and
he received part OF his education In England.
Aiter leaving Gam6rid:s he tetuSned ,Ha to
Hsne. In u 1873 he was Minister .Si Public
eesoa .nd he sfs ose s Sa
I'll last sunday. when he was defeated Mean
folios OF lie Instruction and Foreign
Affairs. had attended the Berlin Congress- Of
1878 as Frances first plenipotentiary. and
London: lie published several works on travel
and archaeology.
Bernard Malarky. who for fifteen years had
street precinct. died yesterday at his home.
$40 East Thirty seventh street, OF pneumonia:
on the police force on Jan. L 1867. Capt.
Ryan when he took charge OF the East Thirty;
ssn years and MnlrSE T5s'sd Ks. the
we're those OF 'Handsoms Harry" Carleton,
who shot and killed Policeman brennan. and
bhnHJ ltOub, WuO hlllcu JObcpu Suluu. bho
amateur athlete.
Mrs. lydia P. Bruere died on Friday night at
her home at West Asbury Park. She was the
wdSS sadasns on a%ss %sda M BrSes ass Mss
descended from Huguenot stock. and was i8
Si age ms ad wss born IN
pany In tho Revo utionary war He was grad
uated at Princeton College in istl. served a
and owned the nIst pottery in East Trenton.
The double funeral will be held this ,mOrping
L. WnaN0 Nfnaf tar DE- ulapNa ri in ENh
ruling elder.
Principal James F. Ryan OF Public School
sase at his home, 6S7 Quincy street, He Was
in his flity-ninth year, and had been con.
for over thirty years, for twenty Of which 10
SSS4sS NOR onf the sa;ss
musical works entitled Time and Tune"
Of the, Columbia College Law School and q
seventh Regiment Veteran. He leaves q
widow and two daughters.
DR. Levers Dixon Grey. who was buried at
Eston, Ia. yesterday began the practice OF
medicine in Easton and continued until 1854.
practIsed until 1854 Then. he became the
s2les ss2les agent Of the Thomas Iron Company OF
Church OF Easton. for nearly half a century.
DR. Grey had lived In East Orange. y, j., Tor
nOOAe = booAs hoNlAA AohAShoN NhoAO AAShi No"
York.
Daniel o. Scott died on Friday afternoon Just
after Rlighting from an electric car in East
feeling very Iii he got out Of the car % and sat sat
down on the steps OF a store, His condition
ters @ % Of the Hoy sspuehrs aeross ro tie ts stass Ss
who tried to help him into the store. but before
tired business man. n years old.
William Buckley Delehanty, a minstrel
known on the stage as Billy Buckley. died
In Bloomingdals yesterday OF psresis;, lie
leaytt's ,eonirany, He was married to
Lizzie DAILY, the dancer but she obtained a
Europe and returned to this country In 1882.
lie developed signs OF insanity on his return.
He was 30 years old.
pneumonia at his home, 10 Remsen street.
tIs tbrIH3S'In; IN his 9Th @ year, lie va was born born n
the, di9 Of FrOtRipghami BsyIts { Co.
dealers. IN duck cloth. OF this city, He was
connected with various charitable oTganizA-
son and daughter
Cornell Peck died on Friday night at hls
home. - Lawrence street Flushing. l., /,
PeSE 4 FAiEweathsr, and was also CONNECTED
funeral will take place this afternoon at
Charles l. CentIiyrs. an early French settler
tsrdsy At Fort wayRs aged @ 7o lie 1'sS leaves
large estate. The town of CentliVreyilIe was
named after him. one hundred families make
their living by the brewery interests located
there.
Edward Arthur GTibhon OF Grlbbon Brothers
importers Of handkerchiefs at Al White street.
died at his home in Belfast, Ireland on Friday
aged 81 years lie had been Ill for several
months. He was born at Belfast and spent the
greater part OF his life there In charge Of the
linen factories owned BY his father. Alexander
Htiboon, TIVE years ago be succeeded his
father. who retired from business. aud formed
a Partnership with his brother MIR. Gribbon's
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