The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-31
OBITUARE.

Very few men In the Partisan world OF art
were better known to New Workers than Phil
ippe Sichal. and none will be moro sincerely
regretted. Next TO Mannheim. he was the high
est authority in France on the general art pro-
duction Of the eighteenth century. and In re-
spect to all art. modern and ancient. he was Of
the most comprehensive and extraordina-
~ intelligence. His father was OF a like
reputation. and his two brothers.. who.
him. were men of special eminence in
yesterday brought this notice TO many friends
convoie ct enforcement de Monsieur Philippe
Sichel. desedt le 20 Mars. 1899; en- son domicile.
6 62p, /. isfdh Bsr Il j.aid H. d q ca alrsss ( m 80 t s1s.
tte i par' De MsSa%e fh / %s siehei, 81 St; yeurs
Madame Sichel DulonG; de Monsieur. ct Mad
anne Michotte, It leurs ~enfsnts de Monsieur
anne Edouard Cousin ses beau,trsre. bellies
sTnrs. neveux ct niece: ct de toute la ,famille.
Lachaise."
The Rev. Joseph Beers. an aged Episcopal
minister: who had been the chief assistant for
sh npe eaf' twS yse IF tho TO G 'he Rsv cb pr, 4; E Fo Bp9n.
at =: Johns. Hospital lin in BBrookiyn'' 1Hte9 hSsl
with his wife He was born in IN England adl seventy
fa1 esS seeef ae2 ni 4fa Tf bsfd ,ps e @anT yf to this a
country IN 1883. On his arrival here he
became an Epise;opalian and soon after his or
tor Of Grace Church at, Hampstead. La l..
where he remained until assigned by Bishop
and zeal p his wofk. His interest s.' IN the SICK
pi,aI at,sr being brought baek from Cuba va.
Fl n spiri S.d. 'OH The s9 9nne TsY i, Services c.sia HiFf S g,
he'd in the chapel at the hospital tomorrow
afternoon.
Ezra /. M9rehouse. one Of the most nromi-
HH6 neR1 orr wS sSassSav m Ri IN ,h 1ss y..laSs q Nd Red
house was born in Duchess county in 1883
aPd was The son OF a farmer. In early life he
to the ofces OF Constable bie,'JJ justice ana Of T s6e ei Peace
and Justice Of sessions, He was a close friend
f1.e TSdnSSTieSS was a RptSna%' nss.s snsSgs h, that hat
House at Washington and Assistant Librarian
o. S tH9bns1afs s ytva This is les les. 9fase he held ri his
when his impaired health forced him to return
r his former home His wife was Miss Phoebe
families in northern Dutchess.
Christopher c Wishsrstipe. the oldest news
he e1ll,or and AT Pubiish ere q 'f The nal! Hs SfR,nez
Dsn,ocTaS, diet at his residence in Herkimer
was born in oneita county 81 y yesGs'1 ago. ffee
partnership with Robert Earl. former Chief
Judge OF the Court Of Appeals. Mr.. wtther.
1880. He was a prominent Democrat and had
been honored with several public offices.
Andrew ]. Kickoff. a well-known educator
home Of his daughter in Berkeley, Cal, yester-
day. Prof Kickoff was for many wears Super
lntendent of Schools in Cleveland. He had a
national reputation as an educator.
The Rev. John d. Bradburn. who was born
IN Washington nearly * years ago. and had
nved there the greater part Of his lite, Is dead.
Mr., Brad burr was for many years an employees
at the Washington Navy Yard.
Walter r. Mock fridge. a clerk in the State
Department in Washington. died yesterday OF
stomach trouble, He was a resident OF Newark,
y. J and his remains will probably Do taken
% that city for interment.