The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-02
OBITUART.

DIR. Asa F. Pattee, a practising physician OF
Boston for thirty-one years, is dead, after a brief
illness of Bright's disease. He was born at War
ner, n. u. on March 5. 1885. He was descended
from a long ling Of physicians back to William
Pattee, who was physician to Oliver Cromwell
and King Charles II. In 1883 he was elected
professor Of materia medica and therapeutics
and lecturer on nervous diseases at the College
OF Physicians and Surgeons. Boston. He was Q
member of the Massachusetts Medical Society.
the American Medical Association, and was one
OF the founders and FOR several years President
an honorary member Of the Botanical Society Of
Italy.
William Henry Lloyd. a son of the Rev. DIR.
tional Church in this city, died in Australia last
Saturday. His death was u great shock to his
m netssixssit that as he hoR %a 81 ill., men Mr.. h Iiov de sas Born aP ~
City College here; He was travelling in Aus
he was a member OF the Produce Exchange. and
he served Il full term in the Seventh Regiment.
in which he held the rank OF sergeant. His
residence in this city was at 253 West Seventy
first street.
Charles II. Andrews. who had been associated
with the Boston Herald since 1852, died at his
residence in Boston yesterday. He was born in
Boston in 1884. In 1852 he began work for the
pnrt oSn ss 'G I'm Pthe iatt srq part ln Of MIS- isss Ut Mr.. Hne
drews sold his interest in the Herald, but upon
its reorganization as a stock company resumed
hlo i hAiNA bbnih - NAAhA
director until his death. He was a member Of
the Algonquin, Temple, and Suffolk clubs, and
had been President of the latter organization.
also an honorary member of the Franklin Typo
graphical Society.
physicians of Rhode Island. died yesterday of
heart disease and dropsy. He was born In Ire
land in May. 1882. His family are descendants
of the Wallaces OF the Barony Of Ardagh.
County Cork. Ic WINS educated. at Dublin, in
Trinity College. but owing to the death OF his
father and reduced circumstances was unable to
finish his course there. He came to America in
May, 1850. Ho had resided in Providence for
thirty years, and during that time had occupied
a front place in his profession. He was n brigade
surgeon during tho civil war. serving through
the Peninsula and Maryland campaigns.
Mrs. julia Wheaton Rogers died at her home
in Peekskill yesterday. not quite OF years old.
She Is survived by one daughter. Sarah Eliza
beth Lent. the wife of G. c. Lent, formerly
Mayor OF Peekskill and the President Of tho
Pcckskill Stove Company. Mrs. Rogers was
born NJ Red Mills, now Mahopac Falls, Putnam
county. At the axe OF - years she married
Uriah Rogers. q Connecticut man. They con-
Quoted the old Shakespeare House, which is
still standing near the present railroad station.
At that time il was the stopping station of the
Albany and New York stage coaches.
C. +. George Tonjcr, a williamsburg hotel
keeper, who lived at H7S llewes street. died
carly yesterday morning in Bad auheim. Ger
many. To which place he went a month ago with
his wife and three sons. lie was "a years old,
and was a son OF the founder Of the Kings
County Flour Mills in Broadway and Durham
place. Williamsburg.