The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14
Obituary Notes.

William Henry Mailer. 81 years DID, died
IN his country home near New Brunswick,
n. j., on Monday night. after a protracted
illness. Mr.. Mailer was born at Cornwall
N. y. on Feb. Z. 1923. He removed early in
life to New York city. and for a half century
maintained active business relations with
Australia and New Zealand, being among
the earliest to engage in trade with those
countries He was one of the Oldest MEM
bers of the New York Chamber of Com
merce and of the New York Produce Ex-
change, In 1872 Mr.. MAILER established the
firm of Mailer & Quereau, which still
exists. with an office at IS South William street
New York. Mrs. MAILER survives her hua.
band. Their children are. William ID. MAILER
Of College avenue, New Brunswick Quereau
s Ma er Of ,,,t Bro9klyb, Gatherlne Mailer.
wife, Of Welding Ring of Brooklyn Mr'
Mniller's winter home was at the St George
Hotel. Brooklyn.
The Rev. NJ. NJ. Jastrow, rabbi emeritus
aand, Mount, Vernon streets. Philadelphia,
died yesterday after an illness of several
days. He. was known throughout Europe
literature and for his scholarly attainments
He was born in 1920. in the town of Rognsen
in Prussia Poland. whore he received the
graduated at the. University of Halle in 1853
receiving there the degree of doctor OF phil
Two Of his sons are Prof Morris Jastrow
Jr, Of the University of Ponnsylvania and
Prof. Joseph Jastrow Of the University of
Judge james NJ Thompson, Circuit Judge
OF the Fourth Circuit OF Louisiana. is dead at
CovinGton, La. aged 81. He served as a
Ieatsdn,nt in in The n. Co NJ Army was
1870 and the senate in 1872. and was a dele
gate to the Constitutional Convention of
1879 He was elected District, Judge in 1870.
he was elected Judge Of the Court OF Appeals
which Office he was filing at the time Of his
death.
Captain Patrick Har kns Of the Liberty avenue
station. died in her home ut l47 Hilary street
BROOKLYN, Yesterday. after a short, illness
and Is the !" to 5n d Of o Sh'rs s
which lived in the house She married Capt,
Harkins June "a 1885,, Five children sur
and the youngest fourteen months
dents Of New jersey, died on Monday eT nt
the home Of her ysranddau phter, Mrs Abbie
She h sas m in vaay Of or th 90" saw%
River at Elmsford, n Y. on April o 800
Mrs. Davis in her youth was neiabbor OF
Major Andre,
Ralph II. Hartman, president OF the Clnve-
land Forge and Iron COMPANY, died yestrr-
day at his residence, !5 West Fifty.eighth
street in his Rhty-third year He was
born in Pulaski, v, y in 1870, He was a
wldowsr, and lenves two children, Mrs
EEd spmaS o ffeoSs5Rsnt'r of tbs city and r. A
The Rev Michael McAyoy. the pastor Of
st, JOseph,s Roman Catholic Church. Ho-
boksn, died last night He was born In Ire
land and came to this country IN 1880 He
was ons OF the oldest members OF thu Black
Franciscan order In the United States.
RI-Congressnsn Morgan Is. Williams died
Yesterday In Wilkes BARR, Pa, after . long
illness Be made fortune w. coal. although
he started as a poor miner few years ago
he entered politics and was successful. he
was an oifirsr 10 several corporations
William Henry Harrison Dunn, principal OF
School IS at WflllamsbridRs FOR thirty years,
died yesterday 81 heart disease Mr. Dunn
was IS years old. lie leaves widow and
two children.
John Wilson. who was vice. president Of
the Greenwlch savings Bank dt 40 sixth
gish,y!nrst street. liz was IN bic aisssv.
GIst year.