The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-12
OBITUARY..

| at Easton. Pa on Tuesday evening He
| was the only surviving son Of the Rev
! Eeenezer Mason. a Presbyterian cler gymn n
of this city and Brooklyn. and grandson
| of the Rev. John VI. Mason. also a Fresby-
| terrain clergyman aud al one time provost
! Of Columbia College. He was born in this
city in 1888 and graduated from the Free
Academy, now the College OF the CITY or
New YORK., in 1855. For many years ne was
TEACHER. first IN Prof Anthon's school.
then for some years In "a school OF which he
was himself the principal From this sch DOL
he WAS called TO be the principal OF the
| lonk-r- High School. and thence went 10
Albany as principal OF the Boys Academy
Of that city. He became interested ia lie
Insurance. and a. Gctuary OF the Penn Mutual
Company IN Philadelphia resided in German
town, Pa. for several years. From This place
he was called 10 his alma mat9r a. professor
Of mathematics and after service three
retired on July /. lnu9. He Was an active
member OF the Actuarial Society OF America
by heart failure following an attack of pneu-
nona
Samuel shelton Beard. senior member OF the
100 Duane street. died al his home in Lake
wood. y. j. Yesterday lie e3 wears
old He had been i'll two weeks With u com.
piCAtion of discusses Mr.. Beard had lived
In Lakewood nearly twenty years He
Was born IA, Troy, Pa. and after leaving
In it un'l his illness. He Wa a nenDer
OF ii ,9G h tgi9 ia sSEEue the Do%n I9yn CLUB
Der OF the MendrlsSohn Glee Club for thirty
years. Mr. Beard was married twice Ills
hrst wife was Miss Elizabeth Potter In
1857 he was married to Miss Eliza beth BudinE-
ton daug hter Of the Rev William Ives bud
inston OF BROOKLYN. IT, lived y broohyn
wood. where he had hotel and real estate
interests
Joel Ellis Fisher died Yesterday at MA
home, "a Nest Sevcnty-S Sth street lie was
born in FranrestO"n. H.. IN 1891. and came
20 this city when d very Young man 10
worked 1T the hatter's trade and finally
opened a place of Ma own on Greene street
Later lac brauched out with store on Broad
way. and subsequently established factories
At SliddIeiown. y y Mr. Fisher retired
from active business fifteen years ago For
many years he was treasurer OF the Broad
York city Mission and Tract Society Ne
wa alsO trustee Of the Christian Home Tor
Incorporate Men. u" was member Of
the Chamber OF Commerce. the metropolitan
Museum OF SIT. the New England Society
and the sons Of the Revolution; He i sur
NiVcd by his wife and TWO children
Mrs Eliza Burt Grenelle. the oldest inhs b..
tant Of Port Jtrvs. died Yesterday at the
homo Of her daughter. Mrs. Edgar 4 Wells
IN her Asth yesr Shr was porn IN New YORK
Of John bur; aud Eliza Pennoycr She
was twice married Her second husband
WAS the late Rev Iclotes Greuelle a Baptist
clergyman for many wears NJ Port Jervis
She is survived by SIX children. Mn Edward
r Graves and MIS- illAfR NFHfrrNsn az
Brooblyn. Mrs. Edgar Wells OF PortJervis'.
the Rev /clotcs Grpnell" of Detroit AdonirHm
Judsou Greuelle. journalist OF the sane
city.and William Austin GrenrlIe OF Nustin.Pa
Frederick " Brewer. Jr. died on Tues
day night a. the home OF his fathcr-in-lAw
Bclden s. Brown, IN stamford last Ihurs-
chant cha Of NV ork. dird He Mas with hin him
AZ the last and then came ny 10 stamford 10
his rather -in-law,s hou7r Tx young man
ms death very hard lie was taken with
violent hradAChe on the why home and soon
became IN The physicians said hls death
was due To "a sudden attack OF meningitis
MI Brewer WIS an architect. Last june
he married Nii-s MAY Brown. society woman
and we'll known golf player Of stamford
Iimm" Apologize, son 81 William Apple |
Asbury PARK. and one Of hs best sll around I
Hospital Long Branch yesterday. from
the results Of u cancer ana internal INJURIES
rcce yt-n while playing football at the athletic 4
Npplegnte wns doNuod by two big fnen on 7
the opposite team who lell upon him heavily
lions we're performed At the hospital last D.
May Three ribs were removed bnt ne
injury was found 10 In inourlble-
Capt Charles Angus. keeper OF the Angus
Inn a noted resort Tor Nachtsmen AZ lity
Island. died vestegfay In Long Island I
sanitafium after brief illness ProbahjV
no vachteman along the sound was bettcyy
known than Cupt Angus. Althorg eli he /
WIS only 90 years old he had score or res /
suyod O party oil fourteen from perishng
in Pelham BAY and week later rescued ,
three girls from drowning. Capt Angus I
was a member OF the CITY Island lie saving .
corrs and several lodges. His VITO snd ,
mother survive him
Prot William T. Matthews \ well known ,or- 7
trait painter died IN Washington on Wednesday 1
Al tho age OF 10 year. He was born m London /
and wns a member OF the BOYS choir at West
Minister Abbey He came 10 America while +
vet youth and settled in Ohio. where he went Z
10 school with the late President Mckinley {
The intimate friendship then formed i
was continued until the tea gedy ~ Buffalo
and his body viii rest 10 The same cemetery .
in Ohio Mr.. Matthews had for many years /
maintain studio In Washington.
William Staniur. ior hfty-sN years u rasi-
eni OF B4llpyille y d. died m his home there
Yesterday morning Ne was senior member
of the wire weaving firm Of StaDiar \ fAf-
Fey Of Newark Al one time Mr. Staniar Wa
q director OF the North Ward National Bank
Of Newark He WAS born In Manchester.
England ~ wears ago and came 70 thu
az the age OF -. 4 wife and five
children survive him.
James Devinc. Inv partner OF former I
Attorney General Theodore y Hancock, (
and formcrlv p wsll known ball PLAYER and
athlete died Yesterday afternoon Al his hoper
IN Syracuse y He had suffered from.
tuberculosis for a number Of years Ha va }
born A. Nnvarlno. Ononda "a county y ! ,
oct. 5, 1855. and was admitted 10 the VT
In 1854 =