The sun., 1901-05-01
OBITI ARl.

marine engine builder, died on Monday
evening az his home, ll;7 Dean street. Brook
lyn, in his ninrty-thrd year lie was born
in New ork city and after learning his trade
I'm tho Allaire Iron Works, went 10 Cuba and
constructed d engines in several large sugar
mills In 1896 he returned TO the United
States, ana IN cooperation with Charles Nor
gan organized the firm OF F " Secor Co.
Two years later he sold ont his interests
10 his partner. who then founded the Morgan
Iron NorKs For many years aft"rward
Mr. Secor and Commodore Vanderbilt ver"
partners In marine engine building In
Is4s MIR Sacor built the steamer The New
World, which continued 10 be the sp"e'i"~i
vessel ailoat for several years. IT, coh-t ,H''ed
several OF the early Hgdson River boat,
Although he retired from active business
many years Hgo, his mental faculties re-
mAined unimpai.ed until near the close of
his life. one daughter. Mrs EphrHm MI
ley Of Stamford, conn. survives nm. lie
funeral services will be- held at the house
this evening. ana the intclmcnt Will be- IN
Woodiawn cemetery tomorrow morning
lie left an estate estimated at hall null
hon and often said that belor" b" died he
would leave in envelopes what he wished
each OF his relatives To have 80 mat there
would be no Will 10 contest In the ilNll
War he iittcd MP thirty vessels for N" Burn
side expedition In thirty days. Mr. Necor
sold hiS homestead IN Greenwich, Conn
who now occupies 1t lhs brother-ln-law.
Joseph Burts Hustled, claimed III" interest
in the place. The law was re-ort"d ~,
wa wa. made Mr.. Hustled viii, however
make claim for part OF the estate.
Lawrence McGaryey. %. year, old. died
last night at tho home Of VI ;. MURPHY, lO2
Nest iUgd street Mr. Maarvry. who was
known to ucrrlv all tho regular visitors 70
Central Park as Uncle Mae" had been III
for about week lie wa, born in, SherI!ne-
ton canada and up to the time he was so
ycqr- old his occupation was that Of a gentle
gs%o %%" i't%'t to tho AS53 State. "SoaI &SI nv-% @
lng all that tim" hi' daily occupation
lad been 10 20 ~ the Park ana feed the birds
and tho squirrels. 1t seemed ~ If the crca-
ture- had learned 10 know hlm, brGHu-e.
when they saw him approach, thcy would com"
up Tor something TO eat. Nj. Me, arr"y
will be buried In Calvary Cemetery to-mor-
row
oliver " Wren, q wrll-known comedian
actors who met with much success in The old
BHrnum Museum at Broadwav and Ann
s're"t many year7 ago, and VINO lived AT l22
Noble street. GrernpOint, died Of pneumonia
Yesterday IN his iitty-nluth year IN n hotel at
iIavrc DO Grace, Md lie was born in Eng
land and IN hi. early youth the family came
to America and attracted favorable attention
all over the country At the hrraI,iUg out Of
the Rebellion Oliver aud two brothers went
70 the front ana served uuu. the war Wa
on "A prufr, .iunal circuit in MARYLAND The
body viii be brought tn Orr"upont Tor burial.
,lru'nt hccn. a lorW"' iprulludn nl
Philadelphia, died at his hon.' IN That Gt
became prominent in Wig gpliucs IT,
vas timber inspector al l.agu" Island
dl'iuc Grants Adw!nistratior and was also
stationed at League Island dV't'g ~" llI 'l-
Dock Master and II wna under lis I'll erjiDu
that tho timber d.rd ,ck waS Cgu't uclnd
ne rns a son ol james & Keen, o Hp wa
naval CONTRIBUTOR h.e grand lthcr Wa- 70
Cpwmod re in the early diy- OF the American
Andrew yrcoand. Sc wears old. died on Mon
dar nlght nj his home In Paterson y. J. He
was born in that city and lived there all hs
H. Il, learned th" trad" Of wl'hiu so IN
the Rogers Locomotive Works In 1868 he
with Charles II May and Alexander Rae, "a.
managing partner. In 1913 The business was
Incorporated a. tn" Entorrri-o Manufacturing
Company, lie was an active Rcpuhhoan in
bis Younger da"a and scryed two terms in the
board OF chosen Frccholdors,
fg-t h["'riiHa, Al e. pi ,g lag :, EG@n zen, hra,.
4 ed al nphrc lnnn Hnslit1l in TINT city vcs-
tcrda. r m nia'ies received by falling from a
: nll.. ~ seyo'al DAYS ago ne vas ho'u
T. r. Jnnci,o So yea = ago II" vas n"
ID. tho chief eNDpFt''a a ut his rafy" tlty
and night tcon vcnrs nrp Carro e. this count y
and went into business with lawrence John
son = Co, with whom b" continued until his
death
Mrs Lucy Ann Newman qf Paterson. y }.
died Yesterday ~ tho rc -IdonCe Of her
daughter. Mrs Robert Colllugo, IN HagcrS-
town, Md while on visit Death was caused
hv heart failure She wNs 2 native Of Eng
land AM was 90 years old $40 was tie
mother ~ Prof James B1chell"r, a noted
musical composer of Manchester ing and,
md a grandmother of Lieut. Ernest Ball 81
tie uitcd States Navy
Dr. Jacob 4. sherman. aged 81. a native of
Lancaster Pa died on monday u gAt A. his
homo, 81 Saudford avenue, piiri,rld y j
H. moved to that cit" month agp For
many wears no lived In London. A. on, tImn
he owned ono Of tho most "Nf,u-iv, stock
among owners " Thoroughbred horse, H..
leaves a widow and -lX children
The Rev jl.0.. GIf,- ,u"I 10 Mou,un.
Nn-- on Monday night he prepared
Eugene Field for gollegr NJ" wu, =, yoqr-
old and w0, graduated t"pH NuIe Iu ~.
/ niycrsirr Of Chicago r." logr ,.rr.
gene lI'.i ly"i 10 hi. family
Charles u Holden, 70 voars or ago. pro-
prictur II the Holden House in NVrtcpso
l'rd last ulght He was prominent Iu Masonic
e. 0rclcs, having been Grand Cowmlruor If |
the Grand commanding knights IpH2lar
or the state In 1919 widow and tire.
children survive
CAPT Joseph = G. Grimes uastor of th. |
bl 20 C"ntlprde. which arrived in l1ltmore |
Yesterday from Berkley, Va, died ,n n. |
vD.4ol late on Sunday uignt lie was q |
Yeas old His home was In plladelphla'
where hs widow and one child live
Mrs. Elizabeth shelton died No tho homo
or Henry Van Winkle in Pas.ac avenue.
of 50.