The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-18
OBITUARY..

Mrs. Katharine Hamilton Browning. widow
OF Ross e. Browning. who was a prominent
resident OF Llewellyn Park. y. j., died yes
Ierday morning at her home there, Glen
bank. She had been i'll with paralysis for a
long time. She was 20 years old. Mrs.
Browning was a promi nent figure in the
civic. phiIanthro pic and religious life Of the
Oranges. Her grandfather was an iron
manufacturer. She married Mr..
in 1854. They we're among the first settlers OF
the fashionable section known as LleWellyn
Park. Mrs. Browning was one OF the organ
izers OF the First Unitarian Church of Orange
and one OF It's principal supporters. She was
also a member OF the board of trustees OF the
church. She was one Of the chaIt,r mem
beTs OF the woman Clup OF otanSe ara
civil war MIR. Browning had q large map
printing plant in Richmond, Va. he was
ioyal TO the Union and had TO fee. The Con
federacy confscated the plant and turned IL
into a factory for the manufacture OF Con-
federate money. Two sons tredeIiGk 1 ahd
Bertha Browning, all OF whom i've IN Lew
ellyn Park. survive.
Capt. Lloyd Arson Rider. a we'll known
SsIlrorn "a R Rsst Eiig6 a,sH In .t nSs9ai Flas6us :
in his eighty-eighth year. He was an archi-
tect and builder. and after a few years ad;
venture in California gold mining resumed
his profession. For many, years his home
was In Benicia, Cal, and he designed and built
some Of tho finest re, Tssid Ps%is. i4 ro 5@sf c,1y' "odiS I'D
Grizzly a title he received from a fierce en-
counter with grizzly bears. since me
been living with Mrs. Sara Handy McClintOck,
his grandniece, In Flatbush. The funeral
aud iDterment will take place N Springfield
Mass, tomorrow.
PROT. Henry 8. Richardson. director Of the
German department Of Amherst College, died
yesterday ~ BRONCHITIS: He had been III
2plyf a short ftm' Ajm nboI. hI GoiIcEs FOR m"p many
years. lie was born at Fra nkltn Mass, IN
is4I, and was graduated AT Amherst u 1859
For -four years he was an instructor IN the coll
iege and then for three years he was a teacher
in the Sprin gfield High School. Tie devoted
the years iS76-Is 20 studies ~ Gfrmany. 10
the latter year he was appointed Instructor u!
German ~ Amherst In 1882 he was married
10 Miss May Lincoln. who survives with two
daughters and one son.
Frederic Adolph Kursheedt., president Of the
Kursheedt Manufacturing Company, makers
~ braid and embroidery at $50 West. Broad
way. is dead IN Paris. Of cancer. lie went
| abroad in June for his health, hut grew 20 III
that his brothers AlphOnse and edmund we're
summoned from New York to his bedside
They reached Paris two days 9Gf9rG h" HeH;
| isA5. Will his brothers Alexander and Israel.
now dead, he organized the concern 81 which
| he wns the head thirty years ago. lie Nns
unmarried and lived at the Hotel RoyaltOD.
Six brothers md two sisters survive him.
Theodore Victor silva. proprietor Of the
Hotel Colonial. Asbury Park. died on Tu@Sday,
! o. JIeartsPasP, the summer home Of Willard
,. smith, az TicOndPrOGa, Lake George. Tie
Nas 80 years old. lie was born IN New York
| and served through thP civil var rs a member
OF the Twelfth Regiment. lie NRs with the
arm Of Smith. Gray 4 90. for MANY years, and
went into the hotel business a. Nsbury !Pnrl'
ak wears ago. lie was a member Of The AIcE-
ander Hamilton Or and Army Post. Ills "ifc
survives him.
Frantz keim, head waiter in pelm Ii"0,
downtown restaurant Tor many YER. 800 ~
pneumonia on Tuesday Bt his hGn'", 80 IAN
haitian avenue. Jersey city. ~ ht = ''wE.
first year. lie retired from BUSINESS about
ten years ago.