The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
Obituary Notes.

William Taylor Moore died on Wednesday, in
Paris. of q fracture Of the skull, sustained
Champs Elyseos last Sunday: He was about 10
years old. and was the son Of Clement c. Moore,
Thsoioeicsl seminsry n THIS sity end sushor Of
Sh5tistm'Hs.nM od His var ssan 1St Ndcnnd the hi.h Rev Z, p:
at one time President OF Columbia College. MIR.
Miss Lucretia Post. a daughter Of the late Henry
G. Post, and his second wife was Miss, Kate
latter. who was with him in Paris, where he had
lived most Of the time for forty years. Mr..
Moore had no children.
Mrs. Sarah GallAp Gregg died in Ottawa, H.,
on Thursday night, at tho age of 81. AT the be.
RELIEF Corps and Sanitary Commission. She
served as nurse III two regiments and. as matron
In the United States General Hospital at Camp
Butler, neaF Springfield. During the Siege Of
river, remaining there three months, finally
bringing back nearly eighteen hundred SICK and
and Ohio regiments. She returned to e1q camp
Butler and continued as matron there until the
close OF tho war.
Don Antonio Escapdon, viee-Presldent and
iSo' & S,sa ss' sly: NJ T. f gss%ndSa was a r Is s es%s
sidsra6So Wealth s., his industry and close Sp,
wealthy land owners In the State OF Mexico.
Mr.. Escandon leaves a fortune estimated from
$4,000. 900 TO $4,000 600. He was the first man
Cruz to Mexico.
John T. vanpatten. a former Marshal of tho
Board of Supervisors OF Schenectady county,
died at his home in Schenectady yesterday at
the age Of ss years; For nearly q half century
board. his services continuing Irrespective Of
PPn noyn. His III 'o oIS f GsaRiaGl'E w hs w SsSSPs n TiIasIy
calla6 for nj sncfAl 0afharinDa nj fha SuuprpIe.
ors, will live forever In the memory of oil who
ever heard it. Marshal yanpatten was a
widower. his wife having died last month. and
childless.
states Morshal Henry ]. Hayden Of BrooEiyn,
her son at Iassapoqaa, /. l.. in her Dist Year.
She belonged, to an old Revolutionary family
which settled In Connecticut, and when II years
old shn attended a reception at Slratiord to Gen.
Lafayette. The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon from Marshal Hayden's Brooklyn
home. at 635 Franklin avenue.
Prof. b.. H.. Strickland, organist OF 81. Patrick's
pro-Cathedral In Harrisburg. Pa. for twenty
two years. died yesterday. He was choirmastsr
as well as organist. He presided at the organ
for the last time on Easter Sunday. He was
about ~ years old. His death was the result OF
orRaniBts in Catholic churches in the coal ro-
gions.
James +. Gallagher. who for twenty.four years
was was a member Of the = H Sis o San pol Ice p q
avenue in that city. lie was u detective from
1875 until 1898, when he was made doOrman at
Police Headquarters. He leaves a widow and
three children He was born In the Seventh
ward OF this city in 1915.
Henry Anstice died at his home at 357 North
Broadway. Yonkers, yesterday morning In his
n~inetieth year. He made a fortune "a a s~tationer
in this city. He had boon confined 10 his homo
for many years suffering with a complication OF
diseases. Two sons and one daughter survive
him.
Lucius 8. Miller of Al Madison street, Brook.
Ign, died suddenly yesterday In the salesrooms
Of Oakman Bros. & Co. at 1913 Chambers street.
Mr.. Miller, who was a hardware buyer for a
Southern house. was well known among hard
ware men Of the city. He was 60 years old.
DIR. c. Whitehead died suddenly on Thurs
day at his home In Westheld,N N. j. Of heart dis
ease. He WRS n years old