The sun., 1906-12-27
OBITUARY..

Thomas Cochran of st. Paul. who died at
his home in that city on Christmas Day. was
born in BROOKLYN In lS43, the son OF James
b. and Cathefine Bsylies Cochran. He was
graduated from the New York University
in 1903 and from the Columbia Law School
two years later and joined the Seventh Regi-
ment. Until 1867 he was in the law offices OF
Man b Parsons. Then he practised alone
for a short time. when Ill health compelled his
removal to st. Paul about 1868 he was
secretary Of the International Young Mems
Christian Association Committee for num-
Der OF years. In 1857 he married Emily
sons and two daughters survives him. One OF
the sons, Thomas Cochran. Jr., rs Viee-presi-
dent Of the New Netherlands Trust Company
Of this city,
Lady Lens arrived in New York yesterday
on her way to Scotland with the body OF her
late husband. Sir John Leng. who died in
Sir John celebrated bis seventy eighth birth
day last April. For sixteen years he repre-
For ifty-ive years he was proprietor and
editor OF the Dundee AdpeTtiser, the most
powerful and effective Liberal daily news
through the United States and Canada and
one Of his pleasantest recollections was an
Interview with President Roosevelt. He
children and great-grandchildren Lady Leng
was Sir Johns second wife. She ~ sister
Of Sir James Low. formerly Lord Provost OF
DR.. Timothy II. Bishop. aged 20 years.
Tor nearly half century prominent Yale
alumnus and practising physician. died In
Bishop % was connected with the ouinnipiac
Country Club and the New Haven Lawn
Tennis Club and was member OF the New
Haven Colony Historical Society. He was
also prominent member Of the Society Of
Colonial Wars. Society Of the Cincinnati and
the American Archaeological Society, He was
graduated from Yale In 1890: He leaves a
widow and three children, Mrs. J. Welcott
Thompson, Of salt Lake City. DR.. Lewis
Bishop and Herbert NJ. Bishop, both OF this
city.
Funeral services for DR.. Ed ward Thomas
Dobbs were held yesterday afternoon at
his home at Iol Remsen street. Brooklyn.
Vas wa 's the son Of Mr.. and Mrs, John Dobbs
Of Dob6s Ferry \; \; he had PraSStiSied StS
philosophical subjects He was the trea surer
OF the Thirteen Club Of Brooklyn and a mem:
Sunrise clubs. Ills widow is a daughter Of
Judge Hawkins OF the Supreme Court of
Michigan, and a niece OF former Senator
Henry Sweeting Chandler died at his resi-
dence in Crawford, n j., on Christmas morn
ing. Of pneumonia, after short illness, He
January. 1870. the eldest son Of James Sted-
man Chandler and Mary Sweeting Chandler
After receiving his education at the Mexico
Chandler kmes at that place and later
became the cashier OF the Second National
Bank OF OswegO. Coming TO the city OF New
York in the late sos, he became connected
with the Inde pendent and remained with that
newspaper for many years. he left there to
enter upon a general advertising business.
Miss Amy Brown. who died yesterday on
the farm on Kings street, Greenwich, Conn ,
which had been in the possession Of the Brown
family since the seventeenth century, was, with
the exception Of several nephews and nieces.
the last member OF the old family which
had lived on the farm for more than two
Hundred years. She was 93 years old. Her
ancestors on both sides were stanch uphold
ers OF the colonies. contributing Of their means
and serving as soldiers in the Revolutionary
cause.
Edward d. Morrill,. a veteran Of the civil
war and for many years an examiner in the
home In that city Tuesday at the age OF OF
years. He was born In Illinois, served as
First Lieutenant in the Fifteenth Massachu-
sets Artillery and after the war settled In
Alabama.
John 8. Phillips, who had been q court
crier in General Sessions for twenty seven
years died on Christmas Day at his home,
ls5sA Pacific street. Brooklyn. He will be
buried on next Sunday. He was q. A. r.
man and one OF the oldest attendants OF
General Sessions.
z. Percy Bolande, who lives at the Milford
apartment house, 2il West l01st street. died
was chief appointment clerk in the office OF
Borough President Ahearn. He leaves a
widow.
Frederick Stutz, a retired business man OF
Washington, died at his home In that city
Tuesday, In his seventy-fourth year He was
born in Wurtemborg, came to America In 1880
and settled in Washington,