The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-21
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nom s1anS q W Tsso HI 1d yes.sdSy At os '
years old entered his fathers bank, where
h. b. 2r the Fm was rs
organized as AeH and T9y,ors sons
Mr.. Taylor retired from business several years
ing the owner Of the ,SEylark and several
other steam ard sail boats and fre4uenttIIy
served twice on the International Regatta
& Mas ons Of the sns H% HG
Drsng and eS wp Ter.e
Nstons Horse ,n'S SHOW Assocat tHnS and
the american Horse Exchange; He was
Club. and mem Der OF the Megantie Fishing
and Shooting Club OF Maine. Among his pos
at MamaronecE, He was m member ' Of the
Union League Club Of twenty seven years
s,andng., and Of many Other organ zat,oqs.
Fanny TAYLOR OF Jersey City. and three OF their
seven children survive him
Russell Powell Jacobv. managing editor, Of
evening at Canon City, Col, where he went a
few weeks ago to get the benefit Of mountain
about i It TWO months ago. Mr.. JscoGy was born
at Flourtown. near Philadelphia. in 1888. and
ny w vent TO Se sTank the
help start tn: Eregjng Ne'rs and filled various
weeks week GP2 his deah I He was a Tn
ago to Miss Rebeoea Cooper OF Newark. She
was Win him at the dH,t time s, o, his death Mr.
Jacob Terhune. an eccentric character OF
Hackensack. died on Thursday night. aged "a
years. at his home on the east side Of the
ism. and forbade tho pastor Of his old church
srveral years ears before his Death Mr and MRS
Terhune spoke to each other only when
necessity reauired Three years ago their
wanted van 'SN e old ' honse Du mproved IS'' ~
Introducing city water. Mr. Terhune permitted
the work to 20 OIL to certain point. when he
compelled the plumber to remove everything
and put the house in its original condition.
tr"versv through counsel. Mrs Terhuno and
her SON then left the place When she heard a
lew uaY since lnaI hsr hns L, was III WIN
was denied her.
John Baier one Of tho first brewers OF lager
S.G.TK n hs @gsd n e
built small brewery in 1893 and later erected
what is nov, known as the Onion Brewery and
is operated by William Hill. one Of his sons;in-
law. Mr.. Baer retired in 1870 leoyingho
business to his son l.ouiS and Hin His other
brewer. part of the Baer estate i, the
Men Century Theatre in Washington street.
Newark.
siderable fame n the vaudeville branch OF the
profession. died at the Aleyian Brothers Hos
pltdl, nlcaGO, Yesterday, Al IS o'clock lie was
found BY policeman at the corner Of North
Clark and Division streets and was sent to the
hospital. as he seemed TO be III. Three hours
later h" expired Nester had been ning AN
engagement at tho Chicago Opera House. lis
was well known in New York and other Eastern
cities
Tho Rev. DR. Waiter y. Wyeth. whose labors
in the Baptist denomination have made him
prominent. died at his home in Phlade phia
YESTERDAY He was in his sixty seventh year
During the pnst eleven years he has devoted
his time TO the preparation Of series OF mis-
sionary memorials. which are regarded IA val
liable contributions to the literature Of the
Ba ptist denomination.
Abram G. Crosby, a leading member Of the
Delaware county bar. wa5 found dead in his
bed at Delhi \. Y. yesterday morning. His
death was caused by apopeNy Mr.. Crosby
was born in RoXbury. y. i,.ffty-two years ago.
lie was a member of the Constitutional Con-
V"ntion ana was District Attorney OF Delaware
county In 1881
Spencer NJ Janmcy. senior member OF the
firm OF q. :. j. lannav Co.. died yesterday
at his homo in Philadelphia. He was ~ years
old Death WAS due to heart disease. He was
n prominent figure in financial circles being
president Of the Huntington and Broad Top
railroad and a director in several banks
/. G. Wells. all actor. died Yesterday at his
home; @o3 Fast Forty first street. after u
months illness lie was about 80 years old.
and has held a prominent position MS an actor
for some wears. Ills last appearance was in
THE Dairy Farm on the road