The sun., 1905-09-06
OBITU.

The Rev. Or. John A, NJ. Chapman. former
is dead at his home In Greenland. n. H.. aged
Aug: a. ,ss5, lie compieted his edueation
at Natsry!lle collegei H. }oi99d nd, the proy;
n p hs
ment at North Fairhaven. Mass. In ls6s
he became % ne The pastor Of the Hapover Street
Street Church. where he labored for three
years, going thence to Grace. Church in Temple
street, He, was then transferred to the New
York East Conference and given the pastorate
three years Of successful work in the Brooklyn
turned i to his old BROOKLYN church at the
ed of that e Before the bS%
he was obliged to seek rest. and be returned
70 his old home in Greenland, In 1879 with
his family he travelled extensively in Europe
and in 1890. returning with invigorated health.
Paul's in New York, OF late years DR.. Chap
Ills degree Of Doctor of divinity was conferred
by Wesleyan, College. in the '7os;, Dr.. Chap
on 3?! h Em nt
Knox " the the distin ing susIed writer and Tt traveler
She Tysis @ W S ~So an"
known in military circles, in Brooklyn, died
on Monday IL his seyentieth year. at his home
parents Kim S' to Amerca m ,ss and ni
settled in williamsburg. He studied Law.
National Guard matters He joined the
Twenty: eighth Regiment, and a the beginning
Of the civil war he went to the front as a sec
ond lieutenant soon after he was mustered
out OF service. but he reenlisted in the Forty
sixth Regiment New YORK *. yountsers and
Baesp se at his mSs' f"T%as e %as
mustered out Of service. and returned to
williamsburg, where he was made a captain
commissioned him brevet- major OF New
Ing Ing the war when The regiment was disbanded
pointed Judge of the Second District Court
of Brooklyn, to serve the unexpired term Of
1hoas Eass hmSsS e bn repGm
convention. but was defeated. He was always
os %dax hes Sos and
Henry Clinton CHICK for more than ten
Aug, 81. in st, Joseph,,s Hospital, in his forty
sixth ysaE Born o1hI in IL, ,LiminSton, Ne, where he
gagged for several years In the woolen business
SH6sssopeny h he employed by Iorda
p bssn seaa neI
goods. at SAC and S4s Broadway. New YORK
Guy, lot lue ldsI twenty years. III 1884 he
married Miss Alice II. Coodal He is sur.
vived by his wife and a son.
Former Collector Henry Gugel died yester-
day at his home at the Oakhurst Inn Long
Branch. of heart disease. He was the son Of
Frederick Gugel and was born In New York,
Branch. which he managed for a number
mansgement, Of the Oakhurst Inn. He was 81
years old and leaves widow and daughter,
The Rev Arthur Perlre Brokaw, son OF
the Rev. and Mrs Isaac p. BrokawI of Free
hold. n. j, and the crack athlete of the class
of 1900 Of Rutgers College. died at Colony.
Okla. on Saturday. He was engaged IN
missionary work among the Indians with
the Rev, Mr.. Roe and died after an Illness OF
three weeks OF typhoid fever and spinal
mGninetis lie vas unmarried.
Robert Edward Lee Freeman member
of the Thirteenth, Regiment Heavy Artillery
Is dead Of appendicitis at his home, 81 Rjdre
wood Avenue Brooklyn. in his twenty-third
year. He was to be married to Miss Grace
Hewitt OIL, Sept. 20. He is supposed to have
contracted his fatal illness while on camn
duty at Plum Island recently with his rcri
mPnt.
John Gilbcrtson, who served one form as
president Of the old Brooklyn Board of Ele",
tions, died YESTERDAY. at his home III, Jefier-
son avenue IN his sixty-nfth yHar. Hc was
formerly active in Democratic politics. Uc
was gfsin merchant. He leaves widow
and daughter.