The sun., 1897-09-02
OBITUARY.

LAZARUS MorRentnhu uleu on Tuesday at
Mount Sinai Hospital in his eighty.socond year.
Ho was born in Kloinwaldstadt in Bavaria In
1915. and for time was in business as n manu-
facturcr Of cigars at Mannheim. There he was
successful and made money. Himself Hobrow,
he endowed n Roman Catholic chapel at iud.
wigshafen on the Rhine. His Holiness Popo
Plus TX. congratulated Morgcnthau for his
federation. Morgcnthsu then gave groat
bell TO the Protestant Church In the same ham.
let. and earned tho commendaton OF the I.uth-
Gran authorities. His children. Of whom nine
are still living grew up and camc to America.
In / s66 Morrcnthau was ovcrtaken by business
difficulties. He came to America and began all
over again as lifcinsurance solicitor. Ho
lived with all his children In turn, but not long
with any of them. About twelve years ago he
petsnt f 1editincs and was fairly prosperous. o
lie made gifts to hospitals charitable nstitu.
and soS to Of Ee 4HP'"s copies
blank subscription book intended to DO kept
ip the hall Of charitable institution for
through these books 81 800, 600 has come to tho
institutions to which they, were given. Last
er New York erman.American Non. .Sectnrian
Orphans Dowry soSSty Sisc to pTovhdS h dowries for
sgeSf ss OE Ss sxE o Fst st.
Valentines day he opened there the Temple OF
humanity for tho wedding of tho first orphan.
hung a sign, 1.-The Temple OF Humanity" About
! worlds best men and women were there, he
said. Jesse soliEman, Presidents Washington,
erick III. Of Prussia. Henry Ward Beecher. and
the late Mrs. Oswald ottendorfcr were among
Snna tnS % Mpsss spp Msrn the %
| and Lazarus Morgenthau. The group, said
MorSen,hsa stood for rt the ',, worlds OF progress
resented there had caused the truth to become
clearer. The marriage was performed by Presi-
orphan bride received SlOo In gold as her dowry
There was another s,t ysddins at The he, TEMPLE Of
Garden and married the forewoman OF
his candy factory to ono Of tho work
he
cover pay for their services The Court dis
missed their claim as ridiculous. Then one
debtor after another with just claims came down
upon Morgenthau. He was put out OF the
Seventy second street house. The paraphornsiia
Of the temple were heaped In the street; Ore OF
his servants dra & gcd him into court. He broke
down and he went to Mt. Sinai Hospital. ots OF
the institutions which was most indebted to lis
benefactions
The Right Rev. Nelson somervillo Rulison,
Bishop OF the Episcopal Diocese OF Central Penn.
morning. Bishop. Rulison left his home In
sSnh bs PS fnp ago III in
on account q his health. He was born in IN
e5Tl'' c5Hrthass' n. VI on April %, ls42 He was
Carthage. and at the General Theological Sem
mary. New York. from which he graduated in
1864, He was, made a deacon in Grace Church
The Church Of the Administration. New York,
Zion church, Morris. y, Y: at st. Johns
Church. Jersey City, and at st. Johns Church,
adjutor OF central Pennsylvania in st. Paul,s
Church, Cleveland, , O., on Oct; 2s; lisa. He
sii&GP They Mrs.
Coleman OF South Bethlchcm; Blanche. the wife
Of the Rev; pr. ElwSod Worcester rector of st.
Edith and Lucy Rulison.
Michael Chauncey. ono Of Brooklyn's best
Bay. Thousand Islands. where he had been
journing.. He owned large tract of land at
Alexandria Bay known as Cuba Island. and
a. year ago he had q fall on the steamer on which
he was returning from Europe and never fully
Kingston. =. +. q years ago. and is settled tied in in
| Brooklyn whom boy: He and his two brothers
quarter Of century we're ges pToSaSy Sna tho
most extensive real estate operators In Brook.
p In es0 the Gs 5 of d. M
T Trust ComPPan{ the BrG0klyp Safe Deposit
psny. and the BrooEiyn Atheneum. He was
% one Of the original members OF the Brooklyn
| YES the outgrowth. lie was long the Lieutenant
Colonel of tho Veteran Corps OF the regiment.
He leaves widow, and ono son and three
daughters by former marriage.
Tho Rev. Michael T. Kilahy. rector OF st.
| Stephens Catholic Church in Hicks street
| Brooklyn, died yesterday afternoon after pro
traeted illness at the parish house. los Carroll
street. He had been in poor health for couple
| otyesrs but attended to his religious duties
| until about six months ago. Father kilahy
| was born in Brooklyn 43 years ago and
| was graduated from ST. Francis's College with
| high honors. He completed his studies for
| the priesthood in the seminary OF Our Lndy OF
| Angels at suspension Bridge, and was ordained
| by Bishop RYAN. His first appointment was as as
| sistant TO Father Duffy in St ARnes's parish. and
in few years he was transferred to st; Ste
| Rev Edward J. O'Reilly. the rector. he was
! placed in temporary charge Of the parish by the
| late Bishop l.oughlin. and within year became
| permanent pastor. He found the parish heavily
| reducing Il at the rate OF about $l2,00O year
| Father kilahy was regarded as one OF the most
| eloquent and scholarly priests in the Brooklyn
| diocese. and he was In much demand AS a
preacher in other parishes.
| Mrs. Rachel Gaul skinner. mother OF Dr.
| l2i Montague street. Brooklyn. in her eightcth
| year. She was n descendant OF the lRte Gaul
family which settled in Hudson. Columbia
| county. two centuries ago. While "a child she
| ette when he visited Hudson in 1924.
| Stokes. died suddenly al Long Branch yester.
day: She was the daughter OF Jonathan Petit
| of Haddonneld. y. j.. and was born Nov. -,
| 1920. In 1852 Mr. stokes settled at Long
Branch and built the Metropolitan Hotel. now
| the Ocean House.
| this city died on Monday at his home, 25l
| Greene avenue, Brooklyn. in his eightieth year.
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