The sun., 1901-08-13
OBITI I4RI.

J. Flavel Niece. one Of tho best known
LAWYERS " New Jersey; died Of gastritis. yes
In Frslingnuysen township. Warren county.
New Jersey, on April o, lsii and was grad
uated In the class Of '6j. from Princeton
College, which Institution conferred on him
the degree OF Ii. u. several years ago. Mr..
McGce's ancestors for over century were
maternal grandfather. lie took a very
active. interest In religious anairs and was
an elder Of the First PRESBYTERIAN Church
insd II ai"V With RspubiSann n"r politics IN HUDSON %
county for many years and was wcll- known
as campaign speaker. He was first Vice
President OF the Repqhlic!an county commlt, nnn.
League Club. lie belonged 10 the Palma
and Carteret clubs. the Society Of the Gin
cinnati and sons OF the American ReyoIl-
ware. Iackawanna and Western Railroad
Company and recently appeared for the
IL fnpsf e sse sa q the
Ills widow was Miss Julia r. Randolph. a
s@ Ranaoiph. lie Te leaves ' several svS Ghildreh
stephen Ballard. widely known as phil
anthrophist, died on sunday Of paralysis
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SSa1mss same ;hs arm y stephen Ballard In:, hf Re;
ssd ,b From snsss II ana sS %bs Mr.
Rs' f'%e'da SPa ae g y
eSa eorsd q rs MDecn sS"5a sGs9P
been a liberal supporter Of the AFRO imeTi-
can schools ~ Livingstone college. sails
bury. n C.: Ioneol. Miss and Berea. Ky,
many Brooklyn charitable and religious
ins, s,itutions He was a trustee. Of the Cen
trail Congregational Church He was twic"
married, but his nearest surviving relatives
are brother. sister. niece and nephew
Cspy Len5y HCSa,. Nj Mason az ssed So Of
Ts 6rS IN IN pcnsr G5fn FeR VA: M" ndG ed
TO the bar a, Milwaukee. Wis, practs'd law
IN trawfordsvill.. Ind, and whom the Civil
VA wssi cane he formed q company and wen,
Of the Second New York Cavalry For elSh,
yoars he was law renorter IN N" New lcrf
Tribune and for eighteen years, clerk Of the
He married Mrs Mary Trowbridga Walker
OF New YorA. who survives hi In 'eo
ha bought country house In Great Bar
ringtor.
medicine in Frederick county. Maryland,
and Baltimore city for more than my years,
dd ye'is16s s f Ta' tSs son , OF I
an orlcer in the nriny during the war with
England in 1872. He wns born in Liberty.
1w" wNs cdrai"d IN tSe oognty f sCSooio and began
10 study medicine IN Baltimore. but owing
10 certain direrenccs among the faculty.
Medicine, he, with number Of other students,
lsf: and went to Philadelphia lie entered
the University Of Pennsylvania and grad
uated from that school in 1899. 81
Charles ". Seaburv died on SUNDAY at his
home in Boston aged 70. As Treasurer for a
long time OF the Calumet and Hccla Mining
COMPANY he va. well:kno wn in banking and
suTr"ndsr Mr. scaburr Wv was in in the '5 Quarter, i
masters Department, Army OF tho Potomac
u was In so7 that he became Treasurer ~
ta!ned until 1903 lie was M married in n iss9
10 tho daughter of the late willard Scars
and his wife. one daughter and three sons
survive him.
samuel steele. familiarly known ss~sammy'
Steele, the best known negro in the Flat
bush district In Brooklyn, died on SATURDAY
~ his hon" a, Johnson place and Era-mu.
~ from 70 10 i0J years lie served In the
,ivil War and asserted that he was the first
/, niou prisoner A. the close of tho war
he opened the first barber shop In Flatbush
retiring from business a few year. ago He
leaves widov and three daughters
william Herry Brtton Of Syracuse. Y =
a oiyf war vetrran. died Yesterday at tho
10 was thrown from fiS horse. !niurjnc Lis
spine and causing total tl!ndness lie could
lfNN lNllllHN NhUl'HUN proof illal tho vail rom
to horse was what caused his trouble and
ncy.r received pension he was born
IN France, Oct ls, 1880 lie served thrcs
ears In Company 4, Second Regiment,
New York Harris Light Cavalry
William, y Fossett, aged II. a veteran
aterrr Of Cincinnati, who retired about ten
years ago, died Yesterday he j. the last 10
die of four brothers, slaves Of Thomas IsfTer-
son, freed In lS7? by act Of the Niryiria
Legislature Fo-s"tt was chosen ~ the
~ Nicholg- Hotel 20 .uperintordi the bnnouet
NJ Music Hall. where 500 persons crlebreted
the opening o. the Cincinnati southern Rail
way
Mrs Paulpa T. Burgess. the oldest resident
NJ greenwich, pnn died on sunday night
M old age she was ~ heT uinety-sixth wear
Several children and erantck,lJT.n ard
great -griudchlidren survive her one of
her daughters 1, Mr. Franklin Brandeth. vii.
Of n millionaire manufacturer Of Os-ininR
Mrs Eva Annette Lawrence. wife Of Fronk
X Lawrence, President 81 tho Lotps Club
died ~ her home AZ Milton Point Rye. on
sunday Mrs Lawrence Vac a Mis-, Pa rher'
She was native of In gland and was 81 years
Did lhe funeral ls to . held m Christ Epiy.
copnl Church, Rye, on "Wednesday at. ~ u NJ