The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-03
oBITUARi.


Albert Mason. Chief Justice OF thc superior
courf of Massachusetts,. died yesterday ~
his home in Brooklino Of pncumonh ne
WINS born IN Middlrboro. Mass ON NOV. "
,S7s Ipou leaving school hn entered lhe
law office of Edward j. sherman ~ llEn.
outh and in SEQ was hdmutcu 10 wv
Two wears later he enlisted. entering iH'
TLirty-eiRhth Massachusetts, Regimen a.
Second Lieutenant subsequently ~ VIZ
roniu1iestonrd Capu,iu and Assistant QQHTlei
master Returning to Plymouth M ne a.
nirutiou Of his enlistment he re-uln.d ~.
nractise of his profession From 1900 10 ~
he was cha rmuu Of the Plymouth boal u "
selrcmcn and 10 isl3 and - was ~ ~
he moved to Brookliue and opened MW
oificr Ia Boston and became assoc lIuu ~ ~,
Charles II Drew. Arthur Lord ana behlhmh
Curtis Acting Governor imppl ~ H.
c"iuber. 1874, appointed MI Mason 70 wv
Board OF HarbOr and Land Cpmlnlsf ours
outh and as a HarboT Conlmissionrr nnln
hi- elevation TO the bench IN February. lNN-,
By Gov. Long as justice on w" r
pointmeut OF GOV Brackett In Septemte5'
1890 .ucc ee ling Judge Brigham, rerlglr,u
ON. Of his most notable cases since lis ti'-
walton 10 thu Chief Justiccship wns ihr ,of a., III
l,se IN June 1905 Judge Mason presided
at the Trial In New BEDFORD IN isgt DaIt-
mouth conferred upon him the honor"i o. ~,
grce Of /. u Judge Mason was married Gu
Nov -. 1857, 20 Miss ydia i. whiting SIX
children were born to them
huildng- I'M the Board OF Education, Who
would have finished his nity-nrSt year w
that position on July Is next died yeStrruay
OF old gc az his residence n bi-i iolth street.
after "a months Illness lie was norm IA tiH-
land IN 1875 and came TO thus country ~ iH,,u.
In 1854 he WAS appointed by tho oid funng
school, society 10 the position he held
until hid, death BuscHll was the oldes! living
member of the Theatrical Mechanics ASHo-
e. intiou which ne helped 10 organize When
be was employed at the Academy OF Mu"i.
la the old dtv- when It WAS hr nome OF siamn
oger9 N The gGd&, e Rn ,ecFa7 contqac,ors
and one daughter Miss Stdie Buscall. VINO
Ia "A toacher In the public schools.
stephen u nolan died at his home. ''s
Gates aveuue. brooklyn, yesterday after a
prolonged illness MI Nolan waS Tor years
The Democratic leader Of tho SiNth rirCuoii
district of the Seventeenth Assembly district
-tronp stluporter OF Senator Mctarren and
COMPTROLLER Grout lie was an inspector OF
paving IA the Bureau Or Engineering OF the
Fiunncc Department. The last time b" was
out OF the house WIS on election ddN ana
rrided hir-elf on voting for Parker and Her,
rick tie is survived by wife ana soNrlhl
children
Valcntme J. Hid, former, ven known
butcher IN this city dieo sgddnhll ~ NV
,,hon, 10 O'Clock sunday morning. shortly
after be- had wished the members ~ NJ
..g9diden attack 81 ho1rt failure ended his life
before physician could reach the house
Nj Hin Nas ~ years OLD lie va Dor oI,,,i y,
I
I He made a fortune IN the meat business tlf
retired ten years ago. He leaves WIDOW.
three sons and four daughters.
cant Sanders Walker Johnston veteran
of tho Mexican War and Associate Juslic'
of tho supreme Court OF Kansas IerritorN
i'm 1854 died in Washington on sunday, ~
The age OF 81 years. CAPT, Johnston or
| panied COMPANY O., First ohio Volunteers
md served In tho Mexican War on the -'af
of zen Thomas J. Hamer. lie was nfrre,
70 Briradicr- Generalship in The War Of th
/ Rebellion by Lincoln but declined 70 on accouu
I OF ~ health. lie leaves az Wicow ana tN'
I children
John II Vnllettc died at the Homo 10
/ Consumptives Brooklyn. yesterday after
! noon lie vas IN his forty-nrst year, ana q
/ more than twenty years was engaged u
! ueWspHper work While he was the Gomez
/ island representative OF a daily paper h'
! nan an amusement resort. and later made con
! siderable success ia the show business
! Funeral services will DO held nj he home q
I his BROTH Thomas Nalleite, PSI Past twenty
J Nrst street, Flatbush this evening
Henry - Van Week died yesterday al th'
! Hotel 81 George. Brooklyn, where ha no
/ lived with his family for some time. Mr
! Van Vleck was born IN Hudson, \, J 2, slAty
( I'VE years ago. and for the last thlrty-rtNrl
| Years had been q member Of the firm OF w
| " MontAgue 4 Co. metal dealers, OF sal
Francisco Mr. Van Week was " charge o
4 the New York once AZ - Fulton street
He is survived by wife. son ana da"sh''r'