The sun., 1900-11-29
Obituary Notes.

William s. Scarborough died on Tuesday
evening at hi' resden,s in tliI city. 10 East
seventh year 4 his age Mr. Scarborough
was graduated from Vale In the famous dnss
9f 81, IL which he had as CLASSMATES Chief
and William VI Evart,. who were all life
long friends # his Mr scqrh,rough was
President 4 hi-. class. wns a Sknll and Bones
,uan' and one Il tie founders Il tho Vale lit
erdru Magazine In ISIS he was. al the age
Of 3d. elected state senator of t"nn"cticu'
ttsed law and becnm" d,ilnsui,n"d Il"ad.1r i.1
Rufus King, ,ex-.Gloy HH%adly. stanley Mat
help to Rutherford h HAYES when The latter
came, TO Cincinnati as y%ang lawyer In
sion 10 the Sandwich Islands. Mr. Scarhor-
nugh was the neighbor and friend in Cincinnati
Il Dr lyman BeeGher, and told many delight
gui4hcd children Mr. Scarborough returned
10 Ms old home in Thompson. Conn. upon his
S'esif RI. ~fo TWIN Who wa Was Mis- liza coc he a'T Fad
lived In tits oitv Five sons survive him
The funeral viii be- from the First Preshytcran
Church. Thompson. Conn Friday morning
Past Nioe-Commander Charles Hull Grant
~ the state perartlnent of the Grand Army
of the Republic died Mt his home. 200 Stuy-
vcSant av"Iue. BrGoklyn, on TUESDAY; aged
10 years old enlisted In The Forty third New
York state Volunteers and served through
the Ciyil War. u" was taken prisoner at the
AIdersonyiIle. Florence and salisbury PRISONS
He was subsequently wounded IN an engage
rlont and H. a result hi right arm was aiuIu-
tatnd NJ the shoulder II" always took deep
interest in tho Grand Army Of the Republic
and IN 1897 was chosen Vice. DEPARTMENT Com.
mander and was senior nId on the staA II
Commander John Palmer He was speaker
81 the House OF Congress Of the National Prove
idert Mon for several terms and was AZ ono
time chairman Of the Kings County Memorial
and Executive Committee of the Grand Army
of the Republic. II. was a civil engineer.
He is survived by n widow and one daughter.
Mrs Anna Weed, famlarlv known n Aunt
Judith kimhal in Mcrrinac. Mas. Yesterday.
81" would have been ln3 car. in Januarv next.
She wa. married 10 Amn- Weed on March 3,
lsi0 The pat"rnal and maternal ancestors -
Mr. Weed wer" noted for their longevity Both
lived 20 hH over fnur~Cnr' ON" member II
the family. samuel WEIGH 81 Bow Y. IL. lived
b" - Mr. Weed could remember when pre-l-
dent Monroe IaS~"d through N" ferry" and
stopped 20 inspect TN" mill, She could recall
when Gen Iufay ette visited Newhnry port
John !. Broderick for many years the leader
of the We~tchester county Democracy, died
nt his ro-id"nc" in Nonk"r= Yesterday after
was the man To- whom was "ffcr"d n unanimous
nomination Ia hi4 old seat in the Yorkcrs Conn
mon Council by IA" Republican, and Dcmocratic
leaders in the hone that II would have tho effect
ofrer for while he refused To accept il, be-
licvinS that his death wa" too near.
Henry " Putnam Of Salem. Mass formerly
well known In athletics died in the Salem Ho1-
pitsl on Tuesday afternoon He was well
known ia sporting circles. more especially
AMONG cricket baseball and polo men Ahont
captain OF the famous Alpha Cricket Club 81
Salem H. lsSS be- managed the Eastern Penn
sylVania and IN lSsa one Of the Atlantic Assoc
ciaton baseball clubs
Andrew barbour, n retired builder and ono
of the oldest residents of Washington. died IN
that city on Wednesday at the age Of D. years.