The sun., 1897-03-06

William H. Van Slyck Of, 80 West seventy
fifth street died NJ Dnnsville, ~ V, on. Wcdncs-
day, aged IL years. He was natiy of Kinder
Van Slych, Young Co, q; -. Paul. the largest
dry good iohbine house west Of Chicago. Mr..
Van SyCk wns a m,mhcr OF 'hc Colonial Club,
the Holland society. the American Museum OF
Natural iiistor! ihc Metropolitan Museum of
wives him. The fun.sT,l services Nill w. con.
Quoted by the Rev. Dr. Booth, ut ,hc Hutsers
and dtrS4 n. o m Nj SNfhtSHn irSet
Mayor James j. Casey OF Union H'll, y. j..
died NJ 10 o'clock yesterday morning at his
home, 522 jefferson street. OF typhoid ;rvcr Mr..
Casey wa born in this city slXiy.s"v"m icars
ago, and wns a member of Engln" Company ~
OF the old Volunteer Fire department.. Ne set.
tied in Union lIll about thirty .c'r- ago, whcro
h. took AN active part in Democratic. politics.
II. was elected Ia the Common Council several
times. In lsS2 he VA, sem 10 he Assembly and
fret term he wa nE,pGGin,cf P"~,mlatcr;, Last
blanche Josephine Taylor pumon,, the wife
Of Charles Gregg D,llnont, died on Thursday at
days after the BIRTH Of child ira Dumont
mricI bur % in ;' HSr w"ddin. d-@ss. @ she ,' was ,Rs
daughter OF William EiwarI Taylor the organ
isl of the Memorial prcshytcrian thuruh in this
city. ana had fine soprano Nu''". She sang
for some Tim" III the chuir~ oi the second Colle-
giatc Church and tho Church OF i'r Covenant
in this city.
John De Ruytcr, u mcmn"r of the al 'tnicker
booker family Of that name, dIcd ~ nt- home. 75
Madison avenue. on IhursdH, Hucr n stoke or
paralysis. lo WAS - years "t. "nu was one
Of the firm Of tayius DE tuytrr, \ Co.. which
WAS dissolved several years ago. Mr.. i,r liuyter
WAS q member at the Union Club The Columbia
College Alumni A.-o,iation. the Whist Cluh,
the American Museum Of Natural History, and
the Country club of W,stchr-I"r. lie leaves a
widow, two daughters, AMI "A sp0, John De Ray
ter, .lr.
D1. Erncs llGcndlcd on Thursday at his homo
500 il"rklmnr street, hrooklyn, IA hi, S3I year.
He WAS u Bayarinn. aud AT one tim" " rs actively
engaged IN th" struggle for The nicUtion Of
tho German empire "" came - this country
in 1891, and NJ one" began Ia practise medicine
Diseases lie had been r,,ftdcnt OF Iirookyn
three soi,s, ana Two daughters. The body viii
be- crcmntcd NJ Fresh Pond tomorrow.
The ltcv, v. " AlcNWdcr died yesterday
Mrs. Robert Alexander, in Binghom,nn, \. Y..
aEcd ;i3 years, lie wcnt humc nhput lwo weeks
AK" from th1s city, where he NJ nrsl assistant
pastor NJ ia" Ccmtral Mctropo!itnn Temple, cor
ncr of seventh HNGuur ald Fourteenth street.
Death resulted from tl lphoId fever
Prince Louis dc bourbon, rumtr d'Aqnila,
in l.ondon Yesterday. lie was born ~ Napier.
July 70, 1894, and married At no 'ancilo in
NOW fan, TO his eldest son, Prince Louis Marie.
who was married m0rgnlwtlvaliy az New York
in 1859 to Marie Amclie linin'L
The R"v, d., James T. ward President Of tho
Westminster IhrUlOTi'a. @rmuary, died in BAL
timorc On THURSDAY, He was BORA N George
,"~n T t. W%InIr' 9So ,ri aoTS ,Eon lime
U' WINS w nN-l'~N w ~ '''lil'~''i 'l4'l
toT" ton, camod~anG ,nS '!"1S Sj 5d 5d 'aopaa" "'n'"s
Spillct Smith, who for logly.siS years had
lived IN Flushing, I. l., oird there yesterday OF
heart failure. II" WAS - !rarr old. unmarried,
and for ciShtccu years had boon tn" treasurer OF
the local lire department. I've wa- an active
Republican.
Bclscy Smplduw Blrrrrt Of iIinsdrlc, Mass.
died yesterday, aged 700 years Ave months
seven day.. ~lr was never married and always
lived within h-lI e mile of where she was born.
half brother, aged 80, aud a a,-tcr OF 20 arc
living,