The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-27
OBITUARY.

James Sayre Warren died on Saturday at his
home, 10 East Forty-hrst street, at the age Of 81
years. His daughter, Miss Helen Warren. and
a erandchild survive him. His wife, who was
Miss Caroline A. Fairman. died some years ago.
Mr.. Warren was born at Verona, N. Y. As q
young man he went to Utica. where he obtained
a business education. Coming to this city. forty
years ago, he entered upon tho manufacture OF
wall paper. with which he had ever since
been connected, being for years the senior
partner Of the firm of Warren &
Fuller. He was one Of the incorporators
Of the National Wall Paper Company, In which
he retained large interests at the time Of his
death. When John J. Knox became President
of the Bank of the Republic. Mr.. Warren was
made one Of its trustees, and had ever since
held the post. He was also a director of the
firm of Barber Brothers. He was a member Of
Metropolitan Museum and the Academy OF De.
sign. While never actively engaged in politics,
Mr.. Warren was always a stanch Republican.
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor Beall. widow of Col.
Benjamin l.. Beall, and one of tho few imme.
dialc descendants Of Revolutionary heroes, died
was born in Alexandria. Va. in 1901. Her
in the Old Dominion. Her husbands father was
Capt. Lloyd Beall. well known in Revolutionary
before the war Of 1872. Three sons, Thomas j.
Beall Of Idaho. Lloyd Beall of Colorado, and
state states a arms, survive 4; PSs her .Gsshh1 She leaves We nine grand.
Observation-Disclosures Mrs. Deail was in
and fractured one OF her legs.
ai Capt 9ss Gs9E g n B; y Hay a y.o once yorth s25o, o9o.
town Of Haysville. Ga, owned the steamboat
s lis crews ss'1 hoisted ron the 'n npelie an'"h' flag men Se
p %i3h IRSGy stars arsw and i st aG%a ana a riot Fs ses a o 1T
the boat and on the wharf and the Hay brothers
psasly in lost sss their 4leio0 li ksmv They msr, en nromota as I prGii
after the war George BECAME wealthy. He
squandered his money. His sons are we'll
Moses E. wortber died at his home. at Pas
s q msH Nj e., q ye sse Sam OF Of ty RgaptSe fever E Al H9 Mss
Passaic and the Aldridgo Bleachery at Della
wanna. He stood high in the confdence
and was q close friend Of Vice-Presiden
Hobart and Gov. Grigss. About a. year ago
Court House Commission. upon which Secretary
OF State George Wurts and Judge James lnslis
also serve having charge 1a Of the building OF a
adult children.
7. D: Oliver. prominent in political circles of
Eco Snd s e leader &er,d In sEe m 1as. session on of the
monia. Oliver was tho author OF the bill just
passed making the birthday of Jefferson Davis "A
legal holiday in Georgia. He was a candidate
for n high State office to be fought for in the
spring c ,mpaign. A week ago he took q large
dose of opium, but was restored to conscious.
ness. He had been much exposed TO cold alter
that, and his weakened system was unable to
resist the attack of pneumonia.
Tho Rev. William W. Taylor. who was born in
Wilmington. Del. on June 10, 1871, died in that
city yesterday. He was a Presbyterian and
actively engaged in the ministry up TO twenty
years ago. He was tho officiating minister
when Mrs. Mckinley's parents were married.
When Major Mckinley became President Mr..
Taylor was entertained at the White House.
Mr.. Charles Harrison. NJ. p. for Plymouth.
England, died yesterday. He was born in 1890.
He was n solicitor, having been admitted in
1858. He was an original member OF the Lon
don County Cou ell. of which he WIS mndc Vice
Chairman in 1895. II was q Liberal in poll
tics. and his widow is Lady Harriet, sister of
the present Earl of Lanesborough.
John Cosgrave. Albany's well.known athlete.
died at the Albany Hospital just before noon
yesterday. He was operated upon on Saturday
for appendicitis. and gradually sank from tho
effects of the operation. He was 20 years old,
and was to have been married next month.
Mrs. Bessie Aplin, As years old. died suddenly
at her home at 1863 Bridge street, Brooklyn, on
Saturday night. She was the wife of William
Aplin, a journalist.
Christopher Winney, one of the best known
men in Cohoes. diel suddenly OH Saturday. lie
was born in Schuylerville, Saratoga county,
March 5, 1850.
Mrs. Selma Graves died at Ludlow. Mass, on
Saturday. aged 90 years and 3 months. She
WAS known as Grandma Graves, and was born
in Chicopee.