The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-16
OBITUARY Y.

The Rev. Edmund Drury Cooper. rector oil
the Church OF the Redeemer. OF LOng Island
City. and Archdeacon OF Queens county died at
the rectory. Franklin street. Astoria. Long
Island. late on Saturday night. after an illness
OF ten days. DR.. Cooper had a severe attack OF
pneumonia about a year ago and never fully
recovered from II. His death was due to a
complication OF diseases. He was a son Of the
late Edmund Cooper OF Albany. N. Y. who
came from England IN 1910. He was born in
England and was = years old when he came to
this country. He began his studies in a private
schoo! at Albany and continued them in a
church school in Wisconsin. and IN 1851 en-
tered the General, Theological Seminary OF
New York. He graduated three years later and
tSe R 2EfaiR Rs1. 3 TWSi ninxr Smith, Bi. fnis Of Elk Ne by
York: That same year he became rector OF st.
J9apI 3. Church want II Ct ESse Ell \; y; TT9 years
three years IN the Vest returned and resumed
IN 1855. Returning from a trip abroad in 1856.
he was called AZ rector by the Church OF the
xanized. When he assumed charge the congre-
cation consisted OF seventeen communicates.
aud services we're held in a store q, Main
handsome stone church edifce at Crescent and
T 1SI112h stre Tts and roty a large sunday tT n o; sGhO o
Upon 6F; t copper fI IN i9s%: '"f in uS iss5 q he was
married MARIE Mss Siss3 Susannah Mclean EIesns ROSS &SsH at Essex as
in 1851. She was a daughter OF Judge Mclean
Fl Tes sa,'H f. I Ross an Of aEE ssss' ssnn s sdied i Gi 1851 Ss4:
The couple Aad no children. DR.. Cooper, was
fer twentyisiS years AssIsta9t Secretary Of the
Of Chairman OF. the Diocesan Church Building
Fund Commission. Trustee of the Genera!
Theological Seminary OF New York. was, a
member Of the Ecclesiastical Court Of the
ayers OF the Church Charity Foundation OF
Brooklyn.
Joseph Marie died on Saturday at his home
three h. " years r1 sF9 n veil know sknow;n i ice waG in VIII
street. Mr. Marie was born in TIL" etty sixty
eight GearS age Of or] French parents t III His o father r
the first, half OF the present century. In lS4S
Joseph Marie began his business career as
change in 1872 he entered as : !H1ior partner
Peter Marie. was the senior member. Nearly
ten years later Joseph Marie was married to
the founders Of the Produce Exchange. After
s Solved l'rm in Of fssi N"T Mr. 4 MARIE kanT Tem TnS d' In
seat in the Stock Exchange and retired.
He was an ardent Freneh-American. He be
FAINT republic had never been fully appreciated
or fttingly commemorated.. He was a frequent
newspapers. His younger daughter. Josephine,
! is the N oq Ma1 put 2t q As reSSSerlyy 5 G.sIiss %it Ro tSe
divorce 20 question. The imimediate sHryivi ins
members OF the family are Peter Marie. two
dagghters Of Joseph, Leontine and JoseGhine.
The funeral will be AT the Church Of st. Francis
Xavi"r in West Sixteenth street. Tuesday
morning.
t,ionists as Our Old Liberty Singers dead;
Mr. Clark W WSor born in Bangor, Me-; 81
move " 70 woodstoeE. Ont wS fSFs he was as
thrown into prison. during the patriot war, be-
cause he would not fight for the British Gov
Arnment. After being liberated la moved TO |
Michigan and established the first Prohibition
PAPER in The state, the NJ Michigan TrmpsrG"ce
various cities in New York and other Eastern
sSoIitio Tr amd te anp nrsseh'SMf ah IN f Of t Gs"s sfi Of
ring liberty poems written by Whittier, and
Clark in reform meetings. In this way he be-
in9 sb a M na 1be niy 1G ware d Hs RSd fh nydPS s IN ne , {
for the last seventeen years.
Edward X; OBrien died at his home at
Me, yesterday. after an illness OF
s Ssalth ye sSipow Ms w'f He % hSyd 9abbs been S1a for m MAS q
a delegate at largo TO the National Convention
the late Mr, Blaine for Congress in 1874. and
Joined the MASSACHUSETTS, Society Of tho Gin:
both branches Of the Legislature and a pic
turesque figure ut Democratic gatherings for
branch ofthe Maine LseisIature. but was
unable TO take his seat ON account OF illness.
he was unmarried. |
Capt. a. Wilson Morris, Assistant Adjutapt-
Brigade, Second Army Corps. returned
from Augusta, Ca. To. Harrisburg on Saturday
10 participate in the inaugural ceremonies OF
Stone on Tuesday. lie had
dinner a t,the Harrisburg Club Yesterday after
noon. and soon after was seized with acute in
digestion and died within an hour. He was in
twenty-eighth year, and was Il prominent
tional Guard for several years. and on the ont
break Of war with Spain enlisted. He was APP
Assistant Acknowledgement bv the
and assigned TO the Second Corps.
Capt. Cared Jornegan. father OF the Rev.
Prescott j. JerneGan, promoter OF the Electro
lytic Marine Salts Company. died, AT his home
In New Bedford. Mass. on Friday. aged. ~
years. Ho was one OF the old successful whal- |
lug masters. and at ono time owned several