The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-19
Obituary Notes,

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Fuller. widow Of Jesse
Fuller. died yesterday at her home, 1877 Avenue
D, Bayonne, in her ninetieth year. She had
been i'll several months. She la survived by
seven children, Col. Charles w. Fuller. for
mer Assemblyman and counsel for the
Bayonne; Henry D.. Fuller. secretary OF
the International Salt Company. who lived
With his m T,HI Mrs; Elizabeth nDna Pp ot9e9ys,
Il. smith of Lynn, Mass Mrs. sydney Fisher
9 JESSE 3 eG FHlier Of ff B2ookly n,'ei she b Vas Was the het dau sife
ter of Peter Bartine, who was the son of
Peter BartIne, the original owner Of Hanger
gen Point part of Bayonne for thirty years.
Mrs. Margaret Doherty, died yesterday
after q Ions, Illness at her home. 20? Pulaski
street, Brooklyn, She was 50 years Old and
here when a little girl. She was married to
Charles Doherty, a coal merchant and for
in this city. until he moved, to Brooklyn
several years ago. Mrs. Doherty is sur
vived by her husband, two sons and two
Doherty, is an Assistant Corporation Counsel.
and the other. Thomas "a il stenographer in
the s4rrogate,s Court, The daNghters are
Doherty.
Capt. Charles W. Keyes. retired, died in
Pennington. Me, on June 10. Capt, Reyes
was born in Maine. and after serv ing through
the civil war as a member of various organi-
cations OF Maine volunteers, he became Sec
o 90 lis Lieu item mt in NH the tb Reg F6Lty. srmy On Tn }sly
try. He was retired with the rank of First
Lieutenant on December 81, 1870. on account
ceived in the line of duty. and was advanced
to the grade Of Captain in April, 1904. He
was breveted First Lieutenant and Captain, on
March 2, 1857, for gallant conduct IN action
ssE pottsylvania Court House, Va.
Joseph Hardcastle, a noted expert &C,
Of commerce. accounts and finances Of the
his home. o? Monroe street. BROOKLYN, from
down by a wagon. He was porn In England
seventy-nine years ago. and had been en-
gagged in teacf sF,e before coming to %, this :
teacher In a grammar school In New York
and for over thirty years was engaged as an
agent and accountant in the office OF the late
Peter Giisey. He leaves a widow. two sons
and three daughters.
The Rev. John j.. Fay died yesterday in
the TeGGtory Of the Church Of on rl lady of Of
received d' his early Si, educstion at st. Gabiriell'ss
school. New York, and after a course in
ordained on May 10, 1901, During the twelve
ensuing years he served in the same church,
where he became first assistant priest, The
June 81. There will be a divine office at $50
A, NJ. and solemn mass, at 1890 a; NJ. The
sermon Will be preached by Ctbheerokbe Rev; D; ,S J.,
h'NN'A Va go N"~
Epiphany.
Cable messages were received Yesterday
telling OF the death In Amsterdam, Holland,
Of Max j. Lissauer, the head OF Lissauer Il Co.,
jewelry and diamond jobbers at IL Maiden
lane. He fell dead, apparently, from heart
disease. Mr.. Lissaner was one Of the oldest
He was a director of the Jewellers Board Of
Trade and was active. in various Hebrew
charitable and educational organizations.
He went to Europe several weeks ago to buy
diamonds.
George X. Fitch, one Of the foremost and
most esteemed citizens OF California, died
San Rafael, Cal. Mr., Fitch was part Of the
| fornia by way of New Orleans In the pioneer
days and set UP his printing plant in the wilder
ness. He was famous as q news gatherer ana
| publisher before the heroic days Of SO. In
later years With lorlnS Pickering he pub
banker, who had been i'll In DR.. Walkers
private hospital at SO East Thirty third street,
after an operation for bladder trouble, died In
the hospital yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The operation was entirely successful, but
the patient developed pneumonia. The body
will be on Thursday from the North Presby-
terrain Church.
Ernest Frederick Herwig. one OF the
founders of the Republican party in Louis
lana, died in New Orleans on Sunday, aged
~. He was A native Of Port-au-Prince,
Haiti, but went to New Orleans as a child.
He was successful in the sawmill and ware
white mon Who participated in the organl2a-
ton Of tho Republican party Just after the
| civil war and served one term In the State
Senate in reconstruction dayA