The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-17
OBITt' AIRY.

George Butler Magoun. youn gest son of the
late George b. Magoun. and Il wel-known
broker and member OF the New York Stock
Exchange. died suddenly at his home IN
West Isip. l.. l.. last night. After attending
to some private business Mr., Magoun, VINO
has been i'll for some time. retired about $50
O'Clock Later his wife entered his room
and found him breathing heavily. She was
unable to arouse him and br W W. Hewlett
the family physician, Was summoned, IL"
before he died Or Hewlett notified Coroner
Moore and AL inquest lasting NOR" than two
hours In which many witnesses were OK
amincd was held Yesterday morning tho iurv
finally rendering verdict OF d'sth from
apopleXy. All the testimony tended 70 show
tNat Mr.. Masoun was worried and over
III health Mr. Magoun was IS wears old and
one Of the your rost members of tho STOCK Fy-
change His father died several wears AFRO.
leaving his ostat" 20 his three sons of whom
Francis Peabody Maroun il row tho sole
survivor. Four years ago Knslev Magoun.
one Of the sons net HE tT3SIc d.oth near his
Mr. Magoun was largely Interested in the
Acme Ball Bearing Caster from which great
rcsnlts , w"re syn"c'"d; hnt TmGh has no,
Jessie Terrence Magoun. widow. of Klnsley
Nh goun. had brought suit against lin to
oohtein an accounting Of her hushand's estate.
studied medicine, which he later nbai doned
for Wall street w.. was member of the
Racquet cum, ~" Babylon tlub and was n
vestryman in Christ's Episcopal Church
He was a. $50 a member of the Manhattan
Chess, club and for one term lac served
as n director.
pr, Malcolm Ethan Parrott, a leading
BROOKLYN physician, died yesterday IN his
hone AT 81, Jefferson avenue, IN his ffty-siyth
cral years hclorc his ,gradlatten from the
j. f,erson Medical College in Philadelphia.
in 1883 lie wa resident physician and
SURGEON Of tho jefferson Hospital for short
n O.
star Line St"amS1p ,tomuany "" was a
OF Kings tho Associated Ph,sicians 81 Long
Island, ~, brooklyn hrdl"dl society. the
Mutual Aid Association of New York and was
on III" stan OF the Bushwick Central iiosuitai
He leaves 4 dow
The funeral of the late Gabriel liarrison.
who hud long aud Iictur"suu" career as
vil IN held Tomorrow afternoon from Christ
Episcopal church ~ Harrison and clinton
.trn"ts, Brooklyn IN s,pit" OF his long aud
throrgh his HE. when his Affairs were hour
sshncI he Was n thc hal. habit o! extending
Mrs Samuel frgnko. wrll-known vo-
caist, died on Monday AT her home, 2i0 East
for,N-.ighth street Week aGo shc con
rncumonia' Mrs Frankie WIS tho wife OF
Prof samuel franNo, leader Of tn, American
MH ~ 0rchsrtroi an ana broth"r Of Nahon
Capt. u &, Tronesrgard. CO Year. Old, nm
old and we'll known resident of staten Island,
fsd y"st%rd9g 'em In a a. hi t bone "a
We years lie Nas for some time connected
with Funk, Eddy Go and was Also an i'm
migrant inspector ou hills Island lie leaves
a widow, one daughter and three sons
Dr Mary Willets, the first woman admitted
to the Philadelphia Medical Society, died of
cancer yesterday at the State Insane Hos
pitnl, IN >orrptown. Pa, where for eleven
years she was frat assistant physician Of
| tho female department