The sun., 1896-02-05
arm HEI M ,
Broadway & 9Th st.
OHITU.l X Y.

Tho Rev. Dr. Talbot W. Chambers. one OF the
senior ministers of the collegiate branch Of the
Reformed Dutch Church, died suddenly OF
pneumonia ut his residence. 20 West Thirty
sixth street. OH Monday evening. He was born
at Carlisle. Pa. in 1910 He studied at Rutgers
College and at Princeton Theological Seminary,
and wns ordained as minister in the Reformed
Church at Clinton. Miss. at the early age of 10
years. In $40 he was called tn Sonerville. \.
J and in $40 he became pastor Of tho Middle
Gated at Lafayette place and Fourth street. lie
has been identified during his career with many
church organizations. among others being .hc
Revision Committee. AT the time of his death
DR.. Chambers was ut the head Of the organizn-
ton. which includes all the Reformed churches
in America and is known as the Western Divs-
ion of the Alliance of Reformed Churches. He
writer on religious topics.
Joseph Mnckcy. the founder Of Mdcheu's 4
b Guide. died at his residence in kingsbridge
Road on Mond ay afternoon. He had been n
only week. being first taken down with cold
which quickly Developed into pneumonia; Mr.
ana was emploayed as The reperter Of the mar
publication of the United States Econo,nis.. a
Journal devoted to % the dry sosas s trade hot He
years ago Mr. Mackey sold the Economist. Two
years later his Guide was put into the hands Of
2 stock company. and since then Mr.. Mackey
sons. and four daughters. He was member
OF the Methodist Episconal Church. and n
prominent supporter OF Its Charitable enter
prises.
Lawrence p. Bodkin died on Monday night at
the house Of his brother. pr. Dominick G. Bod.
kin. 900 Clinton avenue. Brooklyn. He was 80
years old. Mr. Bodkin was formerly engaged in
the real estate and coal business On July 25,
1s9o. while alirht!ng from n Manhattan Beach
train. he fell across the handle OF his umbrella
and his liver was punctured. He never recov-
cred from the effects OF the in Jury, He was a
har ha fhf,lip avnla .opn md
OF the Columbian Club.
Judge George Mason. n well known lawyer Of
Ga!veston died at san Antonio on Monday of
Brghts disease. HC was 10 years old and n
native Of Virginia. He was direct descendant
OF Gov. Mason. of the siGners of the Declara-
Mason. @ nised States Sen Senator ' from III Vireinia. M
who. with Slidell. was sent by the Confederate
Government as n special envoy to Great Britain
and France during the civil war.
George Nicholson one of the owners OF the
Now Orleans PicHyne. died in that city yesteT-
@ an nSSd sSd had been Of Se%
for flfty-three years. all Of which time he was
connected With the p1T rising from the
becoming finally. Jointly with his wife. owner of
the paper.
George Justus Busso of 6s Exchange place.
one Of the best known exchange brokers in the
country and the oldest man In the business in
tLis city died on Monday at his home. 3b West
was 81 years OF age. and was born in Hamburg.
Germany. A widow and three children survive
him.
!. w Wright lay Judge Of the Mercer County
Court fell dead at the Pennsylvania Railroad
station IN Princeton, y. j.. yesterday morning.
He was about TO take the Irai for Trenton IN
attend n session 0r court when lie fell TO the
floor rs the result or heart failure. He was 0s
years old. He leaves four daughters and two
sons.
John S. Ryder died suddenly of heart failure
on Monday night at his home in Gravcsend av-
enue and Neck road, Coney Island, in his Slst
year. In early life he was prominent in Demo-
cratic politics In Brooklyn. and thirty years ago
served as Alderman OF the old Ninth ward.