The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-13
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The Rev. Dr.. Thomas Stafford browne, whose
home was In Bradford avenue. near winthrop
street, in Flatbush, died on Wednesday ~
Colchester. Conn.,, aged "a years. Ho was q
we'll known minister In the Episcopal denomina
ton. He was ono OF the Standing Committee Of
tho diocese OF Long Island from the time of It's
organization in 1869. and was Secretary Of
the diocese at tho time of his death. He
wa. also Secretary Of tho New York Theo-
tthhecS Church House, .Westminster, London.
OF Foreign Wars and : member of the Society OF
the Sons of the Revolution. For ,twcnty.three
SrooslSn. He had been the wardcn and cRapiain
for 81. Paul's and St Mary's schools. Garden
City, since 1877. He leaves n widow, three sons
and q daughter.
The Rev. DIR. sabato Morals, LII. D., rabbi Of
the MicRv 20 Israel congregation in Philadelphia,
died in that city on Thursday night Of paralysis
OF tho brain, with which he was stricken ON
Wednesday after supper. He was in his seventy
fifth year, having been born at Leghorn, in 1'us.
known rabbi in Philadelphia and was especially
distinguished In theological literature. He WINS
q member sr,s Of the nS u .Jnsonb lc Mannini he tS Mss w Sn "a.
renoSn ,sid Italian ian, patriot ;Sd t;st ana p wS.% ed SI, ito
met in London. DR.. Morals was q republican
by Inheritance, his father having bcen impris-
oned because Of his political views; DR.; Morals
frequently exclaimed: Even tho boards OF my
bed arc republican"
DIR. Susan A. Edison died in Washington yes.
terday at the age Of 75. Sho was a native OF
iHandd Homeopathy School in 1854. She relin.
pushed her practice to servo as nurse in tho
SSospit sflor during ,bn M,r the IN r 1s7s but st, rS %snt I'd % tS AS.
ington, which was her homo until her death.
She built up q large practice and was greatly
of President Garfield, who was her cousin. and
attended him in his last illness. For her services
Congress voted her So. 200. While she probably
wore out moro horses and buggie8 than any
other physician in Washington, she never rem.
1 %as ali r silI for Il fe not. she found % P9 no fau Ra'd n'r ''
John Bagnold Burgess. q member Of the Royal
Academy, died in London last evening. He was
an an, en II. ad,nirer of i,5 John Sin. Singer s;,s sG n
the Royal Academy was largely due to Mr..
Burgess's advocacy. He was born in 1880 At
tho Royal. Academy, of which he was elected an
associate in 1877 and made a member IN 1889;
Prodigy, 80 Felioiana,, a spanish Gyp.y,", The
G fIS.A as S95GsR' The sT As, ps0tsss0E 5 iPs Nj Me-. Fr% at
the Fountain" and ReheHrsing the Misercre."
The Rev. Father Francis X. McGovern. s. J..
died at st. Vincent's Hospital Thursday of apo
Francis Xavier's Church he Re was stricken on
Saturday while on g mission to the institutions
Gated at St. Francis Xayier's Collegein this city.
College TO build st. Johns Hall.
Thomas K. Darden. one of the best-known club
men in the country, is dead in Washington. at
the age OF 81. He was a native OF the District
of Columbia. At the time of his death he was
the principal owner of the Hotel Chamberlain,
at Old Point Comfort. Va, and the President of
the company running it. He was also one of the
proprictors of the famous Pennsylvania Club at
Long Branch, and the owncr of valuable prop
erty in Washington, New York, and Rich
mond. Va.
Adam Hotz, a retired shoe manufacturer and
retail dealer, died at his home in Newark, N. J.,
on Thursday night of apoplexy. He was 66
years old, and was born in Hessc-D armstadt. As
a youth he went to work in q Newark shoe shop
and In a few years had q business of his own.
He prospered and retired about five years ago.
Mr.. Hotz's frat vote was for John G. Fremont.
He leaves a son q d three daughters.
John d. Sanborn, Tho Silent Man Of Now
England" whe gained wide repute az a power
Rockport, Mass. yesterday of paralysis. He
been in retirement ON account of his health. He
leaves O daughter.
Samuel Hubbard Lasell, ono of tho leading
dry goods merchan . of northern New York, at
the head of the firm Of G. V. S. Quackenbush &
Co. Of Troy, died at his residence In that city
yesterday of apoplexy; He was Is, years Of age,
and was q nephew of ex.-Gov. Hiland Hall OF
Vermont.
Col. Henry Street, who went to Now Orleans
after the civil war and was Acknowledgement
under tho Republican administration In that
State. died yesterday. He was Q New York