The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-09
OBITUARY.

Edward Floyd Delaney died on Friday
night az bis home In Lincoln Place. OssininE.
Y. In his eighty-fourth year. He was the
eldest son ofthe late Right Rev william Heath
cote Delaney and Frances Munro Delaney.
he married Josephine NJ. Dezeng. a daughter
OF v llilam Steubsn Dezsng Of Geneva, y y.
He pract sed law In Albany and New York
CITY until within a few yesrs Of his death
Society, the NestChester County Historical
society, the New York Genealogical and
Biographical Society. the Philosophical So
president Of the ST Nicholas society Of New
York In is59 be edited and published the
History Of sew 44S8TS aur IL the Eeyoig;;
the Supreme Court Of the province. He
wrote the history Of MAmaroneCk and the
iOUninE q portion Of Scharf's history Of
Ne-tChester county He leaves a son. I'd
ward l. Delaney Of Ossin.ng. an engineer
On the New Cornell dam. 9nd a daughter
will take place tomorrow morning at 10 %
O'Clock from Trinity Church, and the inter
ment will be in the family plot In Mamaroneck
AT the convenience Of the family
Frank Eugene Rogers Of Philadelphia
died in this city on Friday Of apopleIy. He
was the son Of Quaker parents and was born
experience was with the firm Of William &.
Browning 4 Co, clothieLs. that later became
BroTnlng, king a GO. He went Into business
name Of ). y. Rogers 4 Co, and next tried
the shoe business, when. twenty years 20
ne became partner Of Daniel P. Morse. under
the firn name Of Morse Rogers Five years
later be Withdrew from the firm and went 70
New MEXICO, where he had spent most OF
the last fifteen years. BE was interested in
various gold, silver and zinc mines. He
married Elizabeth Howell hteT OF Samuel
Howell Philadelphia merchant. She sur
wives him. AZ the time Of his death he was
on visit 70 New York.
Pierrs IAmhlre Boucher. for many vesrs
q IRE insurance adjuster. died at his home
ia this city on Friday. Mr. Boucher Mas
born in Sew Orleans but most Of his LIE
time connected with the Twenty-second
Regiment serving as AdJutant under Col,
2lSs P2T Snd st. ae Ebdrsr e sa Si he
leaves a widow. a son and a daughter.
samuel Sachs. head Of the hrm Of. Samuel
Sachs Co., furriers. At SO East Tenth street
street. aged IS ysars. He was born IN Ger
many and came 70 this country forty years
age he lad been sick for three months
and two sons. He was member Of the Beth
Israel Congre cation at Lexington avenue
and Seveuty-secOnd street.
Nrs. Mary c. Willard. the widow Of Theo-
dore W Willard and sister Of MaFis-
trate James O.. TiEhe OF Brooklyn, died on
Friday night OF pneumonia. She had been
Twelve years. she had been mstTon Of he 2e
Flatbush Insane Asylum for fifteen years
Three sons survive her.
Eugene feZ2ndie oled at CAMPO, France,
on Friday, aged ~ years lie was born in
Paris and had always made his home there
Hector FeZaudie OF les East SiXty-siTth
s4eet this city. Il his brother. Eugene
Fezandle was the head Of the cash depart
ment Of the Paris BOurte and a musician and
painter. He was unmarried.
Dennis II. Foley died yesterday morning
IN the Clinton Place Hotel at Eighth street
and sixth avenue. He was Sc years old and
well known In the Ffth eenlbly district
For thirty years he was clerk in the SherifI's
ONCE