The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-12
Obituary Hoten.

The Rev. James @. Embry, Junior Bishop Oh
the African Methodist Episcopal Church, 70
which ne was elected In May, 1895, died yeeter-
day In Philadelphia He was born In Knox
county. Ind. Nov. Q, 1884. In August, 1858.
Bishop Embry entered tho ministry OF the Atri-
can Methodist Episcopal Church, and was sta.
TONED first at Alton. III. In 1875 he was elected
to the General Conference. Secretary or Educa-
ton. and in 1873 was appointed Secretary OF
Finance and Treasurer Of the church fund. In
1880 he was elected delegate TO the first Meth
odist Ecumenical Conference In London, and
served with honor. He was elected by the Gen
erai Conference Of 1884 manager OF the Book
Concern In Philadelphia. editor OF the Christian
RECORDER, and general publisher for the Church.
Bishopric Of tho seventh Episcopal, district.
which comprises South Carolina and Florida.
one one IS so sab bsins 4 by y Two sG M a anp unrdse U qnTsasgty.
while q daughter is pursuing her studies at
Wlberforce University.
Moses Schloss, who had been for many years a
merchant in this city. died on Tuesday at his
home, 1873 West Forty-cighth street, The cause
q death was paralysis, combined with apoplexy;
Mr.. Schloss was 10 years old on the day OF
his death. He was born in Reckendorf, Bava.
ria, and came to this country IN 1880, at onee
he had been in business in several cities, among
them Albany and st. Louis. In 1850 he came to
1857 he and STf his b e Philip, formed 2 firm as
makers of umbrellas. Mr.. .Schloss retired In
l hsaS; H Iss, was p sna sas q ses the v HseTsw Tssot
OF the Congregation Of Temple Emanu-ti. ne
was connected also with several benevolent in
situations. He leaves q brother. a son and three
grandchildren.
Tom. died in New Orleans yesterday Of old age.
Meath, Ireland. He came to New York in 1920.
In 1928 he began steamboatins On the Ohio
in 1890. and was engaged in the river trade
until 1852. when he left the river for railroads:
the first trunk railroad out Of New Orleans, tho
New Orleans and jackson, and was largely in
fHie liz %as Appr IA .ho i GoT the N S1sSn o ri ens0 Custom snss;
House In 1853. by appointment OF President
Pierce.
Herman. Beekman died on Tuesday at the
Presbyterian Hospital of typhoid. fever. which
London, Conn, where he went with the New
years old and unmarried. Ii belonged to several
sfSD Se lR'Yi9 ork Ss seS e elS Sbehf as w sas S a msm a%q
Of the stock Exchange. Mr. BSekman leaves
3. Beekman, James H.. Beekman. and Henry A.
Beekman. Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Mrs; HSsrriott Delaflleld Cushmsn Balch.
ON %,e T~esda Vo nip hto az W " Worfh' mansions %,ea suaP sars.
toga Springs. Mrs. Balch was 20 year., old.
She s ps wss 2 dsSRsh,e y, Of {y }HIdiEe G FInN6 nn Of i Tr ,Es:
signers of the Declaration of Independence. and
g great;granddaughter Of Col. Tallmadge Of
George 7. BaIch, died in New York city April,
1sst cbi hs W was S 3 graduate ia sh OF WE Vest Point, and
during the war OF the rebellion.
Charles Albert, for twenty-aXe years a prac-
74years Of age. He was prominently identified
with business affairs both in the District of
S1a%@Si eoi nea IN A%SP M. ES N s]SSohsy; Major hSi "a
James Albert, a retired engineer officer OF the
FsFsa hours sFn sad fl e ha IL S n SERs siot ks;, T Ssaah'
He was rs years of age. Another brother Is Col.
s; Il Albert of this city. a retired engineer officer
Andrew jackson Lorish, Judge and Surrogate
Of Wyoming county. died In Warsaw, n: Y
was noted during the war for his fearless bray
at one time encountered and throttled a bank
aimed at his head.
charlottesville Va. She was the widow OF
George ChristoPher GilmeFs brother Of
Navy under President TYLER, She was the
mother Of Mrs. Mariah Cunningham, wife of
the ths I Inte pr; s. Thongs on Cunningham surgeon In
Major J; W; Albert, Y. s. A.. retired. died at
his Hs home 81 IN r Sewp %,d ~ ~ on Tuesday Tues a. ever evening ns
s sS w and y. was ye appo Gra; nc 10 T Vest to Pni m h from J tbe
District Of Columbia. He was promoted on the
field for g~allantry in action during the war.
Philip Korn. a Salvador coffee planter. died at
the Tallac House. Lake Tahoe, yesterday after
noon. Death resulted from abscess OF the liver.
He went West recently from New York for his
health. His estate is valued at So. 600. 900.
William Buck. who was in the LIQUOR business
at old Washington Market for many years. died
at his home, 1914 Park avenue. Hoboken, on
Tuesday night, in his seventy-second year.
Mrs. Charity Jones, 81 years old. died yester-
day at Setauket, L.. l. She was married to
Walter Jones OF that place seventy.six years
ago. Two children survive.
William N. Randall. a prominent Newark
business man, died at Westport, Conn. on Tues
day. Mr.. Randall was about "A years old.