The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-24
OBITUARY.

DR.. James S. Carradine died from pneu-
monia yesterday III East Orange. where
! he had been visiting relatives. FITS home
was at % West Twentieth Street. New
York. DIR. Carradine was sixty-five years
old. He was born in Mississippi and was
a graduate of the Philadelphia Medical
College.
AT the beginning of the civil war he en-
listed a surgeon In the Confederate
army and served through the war. Since
the war he practiced medicine in New
York City. He was a member of the New
York County Medical Society and
the New York Medical Association.
lie leaves widow, who is the
Of Kingston, n. Y. His brother,
DIR. Beverly Carradine is writer or
religious subjects.
Denis Mccarthy. prominent in New Or
leans politics. died there OF Monday night.
aged sixty-two years. He was native of
New Orleans. and served in the Confed-
crate army with distinction. In 1874 he
was elected administrator of police on the
Democratic ticket. He served as chief
clerk IN the department after his term
expired, and was again elected admins
traitor of police in 1855 He was appointed
harbormaster the same year. was elected
State Senator in 1892, and was clerk of
the Commission of Public Works until
1896. Since then he had been out of poll
tics.
DIR. Henry Byron McKellops died in St
Louis yesterday aged seventy Eight years
He WAS a recognized authority on all mat
tiers pertaining to dentistry and to dental
surgery. He was born in Saline near
Syracuse. n. Y. During the Mexican war
he commanded Morgan's Riiemen. He
was In Europe when the civil war broke
out. returning at the close of hostilities.
In lSU he was elected President of the
American Dentists Association and six
years later similar honor was conferred
on him by the Southern Dental Associa-
ton. He retired from practice just before
last Christmas. Death was due to old
age.
Prof James Leon Meyer died on Mon
day from pneumonia at his home at
Sixteenth Street and Fifth Avenue,
Brooklyn. He was n native of France and
came to this country about thirty years
ago. For several years he was professor
of languages in a private school in New
York. In 1883 he returned to France and
for some time was secretary to the
American Consul at Lyons. He returned
to this country five years ago. and has
since been an instructor Of French in
Brooklyn. He translated the Drcyfus let
-ers published by Harpers. He leaves a
widow and a sister.
Dr. Fred j. Broclxway, Secretary of the
faculty of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons of New York died in Brattle-
ooro, Vt. on Sunday. He was forty -one
years old. and was graduated from the
College of Physicians and Surgeons. in
New York. For two years he was con-
lected with the surgical department OF
Hospital He was a member Of
he New York Athletic Club and several
medical societies. and was the author of
everal works on anatomy. DR.. Brockway
caves a widow and two children.
Charles Hewlett died yesterday at his
lome, 1891 Doan Street, Brooklyn. He
vas born seventy-one years ago in Law
ence. l.. l.. and spent the greater part
# his life in the service of J. b. w.
". Cornell Iron Works He was in
barge of the building OF the Metropolitan
House. the Grand Central Station, and
he Tribune" Building, New York. He
cave 4 widow, a son, and two daughters.
DR.. Charles A. Eisenhart. of York. Pa.
led yesterday at his home on West
Iarket Street. York. after about a weeks
lness. At the time of his death he was
resident of the York Telephone Com
any, and interested in many local en-
srprises He leaves four sons. William.
utfer. Harry, and Jacob. He was aged
Xty years.
Charles c. Smith, a well-known pianist
nd a composer of light music. died sud-
emily yesterday morning at 4S West Thir-
y-fourth Street. New York City. Mr..
NTH was sixty-five years old. and dur
IL the civil war served as Z drummer boy
it'll Ellsworth's Zouayes. lie was men,
ar of the New York Club.
Luxuries Are Expensive.
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