The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-24
OBITUARY..

William H. Brown died at his home in
Newark last night OF kidney trouble after
being confined for six weeks. He was
born in Newark 50 wears ago and became
a politician early, in life. =. He bad held
partment, Superintendent of Police, and
Police Commlssiorer in Newark, sheriff
and for years was one OF the state Prison in
sspectoIs. He was likewise trustee OF d rils
was president of the Joel Parker Association
Mr. Brown was married twice and II sur
viyed by his second wife. There are no
Mrs. Herman s. Leroy Of Is Seventh avenue,
who died on Wednesday. was daughter of
Henry Morgan, banker and owner OF the
student to enroll at Harvard. and her appli-
cation for matriculation in 1850 -rr prised the
HSTDard ia' W,S tine S %Sn
that time degree could not be gwen her;
She, was an organizing trustee o. barnard
eS 9n maj m mos e Tor women. Mrs.
Leroy, who was As years old, died Of Bright .
disease. Her husband and her son. Robert
Leroy survive her.
Charles r. Buxton, formerly OF the Arm
Of Blu xton a Gushing, commission merchsI Is
in the Produce Exchange. died yesterday
disease. after an illness Of two years MIR.
Buxton was born in this city In 1885 and was
first a member Of J. n, fisk Co, com.
a Co He was one of the founders OF the
Mo1nnssde presbyteaLian Church at ,2;a
widow sna two 4nusbters and e one son ''
Richard H. Harris. who died on Tuesday
at his house at 1909 Greene avenue. Brook
lynn 9b e%R and h sHFs
Company. While on duty in the engine
room of the Grand street ferry boat Florida
i e was taken ne home in coach IL
recovered conscionsness He was born in
keybort ~ o., IN lto ne 0e'onsen ss 40 .hs
widow. Ave sons and -four daughters.
John Hassam died on "Wednesday nt HI:
home In Boston. aged % He was graduated
he enlisted as First Lieutenant with the
seyenty-Gfth United States Col9red Infantry
nd st4 he . s SpI law Sn H,
man Ranney and was admitted TO the suffolk
bar. From his early, college days he took
cal matters. lie was married in 1873 TO Mics
Nellie Alden Bartender OF Salem, who. with
one daughter. survives him.
Mrs Margaret Butler Bininrer. widow OF
Andrew g. BininRer and daughter OF Daniel
Dash both prS9minssa5s lew fofs sans fants
home in the Lenos, West Thirty.sixth street,
She was ABOUT Is year cid The m fInersl
and the interment in the Moravisn Cemetery,
| New Dorp.
jay Taylor. a brother Of James D;
the Wagner Palace Car Company, died in Am:
! sterdam, n Y Yesterday, at the ave of SO
| years. He ran the first Wagner car and his con.
| nection with the Wagner and Pullman CON-
pany covered period Of nearly forty years
| A sister. Mrs. d. u Taylor Of Amsterdam
| survives
Horace Allen Foote died on Wednesday
Of acute bron chitis in the seventv-frst year OIL
his age. at his home sal West End avenue Ht
was n founder Of the firm of foote knevals
| molasses brok GERS. at 90 Water street, thirty
years aro. He was a member OF the Cham
Der OF Commcrceand independent OF the
| Chautauqua Society. lie was born at James
town.
| Moses Marsha. ~ years Of age. well known
| throughout the Adirondaoks. where for more
tina n twenty years he roamed with the Indiana
| getting his living from forest and stream
| died in Utico yesterday. He waf the senior
| member OF the undertaking Arm OF NJ Marsha
| a Co. at Upper Lake
Modesty .Bushey. native Of Csnsde, died
| in Amsterdam, y, Y, yesterday. Ho was
% years OF are ard is survived 6y seven sons
I'VE daughters. hfty-four grandchildren and
| twenty-five creat-grand children.
| John j. Chandler, - yeaIs ole. is dead In
Newark, lie was paying teller OF the defunc G,
Mechanics Bank at tho time OF Its wreckine
nearly thirty years ago. He was bachelor
| and the last survivor Of his family.
Mrs, Ellen 8. Tray, woman sufraEisi
Sho oi heart rrp9 failure Gss' BE 1as friend
Su~rn y. Anthony.