The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-11
Obituary Notes.

Stephen Merritt Long died at his home
In East Orange, n. j., on Sunday, aged 81.
He was one Of the best known Grand Army
men In the East. He was appointed town
ship clerk Of kast Orange In lsli. and served
came a city, when he was Teappointed city
clerk and served until his death. In 1875
he was aPeoPttsd seEdnf ~ sa Es,
Ordnge GdEete. He was born In this city ;
He was only II years old az the outbreak OF
The civil war, but he enlisted In a regiment
known as the Presidents Life Guard, A. his
own request he was transferred 70 the Phlla-
delphia Fire Houaves, a part OF the seventy
second Pennsylvania Regiment lie took
mart in many OF the most Important battles
of the war and was wounded at Savage Sta
ton, before Richmond. He was captured.
Belle Igle and later exchanged. He after
ward fought at Fredericksburg and Gettys-
burg being discharged at the end OF the var
10 The Association Of National ET.Prlsoners
OF War and was Adjutsnt-0 General for tive
terms. He was twice Comma ndsr Of Uzal
Department BSpS commsndeT Of New Jersey.
Wilbur Tsk HpdsS0q principal sns Of Mi Bubble
residence. Is West i3ist street He had been
a sufferer for several months but did not give
up active work until two weeks ago he
Grammar School IS; After graduating from
the College OF the City OF New York IN 1889
he was appGned an F sSSsa5 ber Seaf bs was
sent to Public School 50, and In SIS he became
principal OF the East Fifty-iirst street school.
and in 1894 he was transferred 70 No. g., He
was at ono time president OF the Teachers
Association. He leaves a, widow and two
sons
Henry p Munther Of South 9ra9se, n, !.
came cam Of 70 New Sc" YorE IL his youth BE had
been a resident OF South Orange forty years
I'D fOVnHan hnEHahOn j.
lage Il was said Of him that he could build
a house. grade a street, lay sidewalk and
do a great variety Of things about as well as
he could bake bread He had fund OF droll
German stories. which made him the delight
Of the village children. Years 9go, he was
very active in the AFFAIR." OF the, village and
filled many township offioes. He belonged
70 the South Orange Methodist Church. His
wife, six sons and daughter survive him
Daniel Mccullough, aged - years died yes
terday morning at the home OF his brother,
F. J. McCulloug h, in PitsburS lie was not
married and lived with his BROTHER with
in the management Of the Empire Theatre
OF that city. For seven years he was man
aeer for Al Hayman on the Pacific, Coast
was connected with the c. z. Locke Opera
Company. For eight years he was manager
pittsburg, and Of the Chicago Opera House,
A fter that he went into business with his
brother He was born In san Francisco.
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Warner Ferris, who
died In her seventy-siIth year AZ her home.
lis Quincy street. Brooklyn, and for whom
funeral services were held last night was
the widow Of the Rev william Ferris. for two
wears pastor OF the East williamsburg Church
and for thirty years with the board OF pubii-
cation OF tho Reformed Church. Mrs. Ferris
was for many years the vice-president Of
the Missionary Society Of the First Reformed
Dutch Church She was born in Williams
burg and was a daughter Of the late Thomas
Warner one OF the first settlers OF Williams
burg She leaves one daughter
Mrs Fannie VI Z Ensell. widow Of DR.
] Z Knsell. died on Saturday Of spinal men
inRits after twenty-siN hours illness, al her
home, EOS Park place, Brooklyn. in her forty
societies, including the Monta cue Coun-
eli Home Circle, and Women's Political
FGualitv League OF which she was secretary
Two sons and a daughter survive herr
John Sheehan, who died Saturday morning
AZ his home. i2s Saratoga avenue. Brooklyn,
the American News Company for thirty
three wears and resided in Brooklyn twenty
two years He leaves q widow and four
children The interment will be at Calvary
Cemetery this afternoon.
James Mckee, veterinary surgeon. died
Yesterday az his home in Thompson street,
Stspletou staten Island after a protra cted
illness, aged Al He was a lover and owner
Of dne road horses and one OF the organizers
OF the staten Island Driving Club. He Is
survived by a widow and one daughter
Adam schader, leader Of the Democratic
orgsnization In Union Hill, y J. for several
years died yesterday az the North Hudson
Hospital IN that town. He was 80 years old
he Ia survived by one daughter
Edward b Robinson. for a long time buyer
In The store OF Abraham A straus. died yes
terdsy AZ his home 4 20 Pierrepont street Brook
iyn in his seventieth year, He was an old
member OF Plymouth Church.