The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-24
OBITUARY.

Nine. Theresa Viele-Grifln died last Satur.
day at the home o ( her son. Egbert Ludovicus
yiele. in Paris. She was the da tighter Of
George G Gfifin & Uld tine ths SS Ye% d SofR Ia% 2!
when she was divorced from the late
she went to France TO live with her
son Egbert, who is the only Anglo-Saxon
TO hold the Legion Of Honor medal for writ.
viele-Grifln. Her salon in the Avenue, KlabeT
has been a ~favortte visiting place Tor her old
time American friends. Besides her son IN
son, Herman Knickerbocker Niele, and two
daughters, Mrs. T. Nelson Strothers Of Balti.
more and Miss Kathlyne Knickerbocker
FRAMES NJ. Tichenor. a Newark lawyer,
died at his home, 10 Lombardy, street, that
city. yesterday of heart trouble. lie was
born IN Newark in ls4O and was OF Revolu-
tionary stock. He was n member OF the
Board OF Education in 1868 and of the Board
Of 0a,T %0r Ss the IN S NSx Is Hs wa Hi. Z tFSf's soci H9S
and also its librarian. He was. also presl-
dent of the Board of Proprletors Of the eastern
division OF New Jersey, a fellow OF the Ameri-
can Geographical Society of New York; a
trustee of the Washington Society OF Norris
town, and a member OF the Revolutionary
survive him. They are Mrs. Ruth T. Fair
child, Mrs. Oscar B Mockridge and Miss
Julia II. Tichenor. all of Newark.
Auguste j. Cordier. president OF the LalanCe
a Grosjean Agate Ware Manufacturing Com
pany OF 10 Tiff street, died at his home in
W~Oodhaven, l.. l., on Monday night. He had
been an important factor in the enamel in
dustry for many years. He was born in New
York city In 1854, and had been connected for
about forty years with the company of which
he was president at the time OF his death
He was a member OF the New York Chamber
OF Commerce, the Union League Club and the
Fulton Club of Manhattan, and the Driving
Club and .Montauk Club, of Brooklyn. He
leaves a widow, son andtdaughter.
Francis Henry Stickney, disbursing. clerk
OF the Navy Department, died on Monday in
Washington. He was born at Vassalboro,
Me, In 1880 and early in life went to Washing
ton. where he entered the Government SER
vice in 1857 as a clerk in the Office of The auditor
ferred to the Navy Department in 1881, In
1874 he was promoted TO the position OF dis
bursting clerk, which Office he held up to the
time of his death. He was one of the Oldest
employees in the service Of the Government.
Nine. Phv ~Ratanayalpti. wife OF the newly
appointed Charge d'Afaires OF Siam, died
at Washington, ID. G., last Thursday night;
The Charge with his wife and three small
children reached here three weeks ago. from
st. Petersburg. and a week after arriving
she was taken i'll. her death following Thurs.
day. Her body will be cremated and the
three children the eldest Is 4 years OF age
and the ~ounReSt about IS months.
Malborne Gldersleeye died at his home in
Hampstead, l.. L., on Monday, He had just
passed his seyenty-sixth birthday. Two sons
survive him. one being Frederick Gildersleeve,
the Sheriff OF Nassau county, and Edward
Gildersleeve
William Wafer. a member Of the Console
dated Stock and Petroleum Exchange, died
on Monday at his home, sos Henry street,
Brooklyn, in his fOrtieth year. He was ac-
tive in Democratic politics In South Brooklyn.