The sun., 1908-12-27
Obituary Notes.

| Amos H. yanhorn, a pioneer furnsur,
dealer OF Newark. died of kidney troubl,
| at his home, 8s North Sixth street, tha
city. yesterday. He was es years old anc
settled in Newark In 1855 with SIS borrower
and in 1852 sold the business for s25 to &C
to war with the Twenty-sixth New Jer;
sey Volunteer, When he was mustered
| out he started the furniture business on q
small scale and gradually built It up TO one
of the largest in the state. Two years age
he retired from active business and the
Rtb M Taphorn as
a member OF the Newark Board OF Trade,
st, Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church and
several fraternal orders, He had no chill
dren.
The funeral OF Francis Ii. Janvier OF I2s
Raymond avenue. South Orange. \, j.
who G died S.fd On Thursday q. e TSarains y
Orange. The service will be conducted by
the Rev. Lewis Cameron rector OF the
Church of the Hely Communion: The
Janvier formerly lived. Mr.. Janvier. until
six months ago. when he fell victim to
heart disease, was assistant general solicitor
ioT the Lshish Valley Railroad a ,ra plaGs ss he
in south Orange ten years. His wife and
three daughters survive. The daughters
an and Miss Mary NJ. and Miss Helen NJ, jan
vier OF South Orange.
Mrs. Jane Wilson. widow OF Jean Octave
de Mauriac, died at the home OF her son.
o. de Ma Maurice; IN Aiendale yestter-
desth % !" was as received by friends in Flushing z
yesterday, where her husband once was
gf %Scs S9d %ssf In @ the
existence about three years ago, Mrs
de Mauriac with her husband came from
France IL lsso and she was sctive ,i1, II 90,
are Eugene de Mauriac. a member OF the
New York Stock Exchange: William de
Mauriac Of Connecticut. j, o. de Maurisc
OF Allendale and Mrs. A. +. Fairchild Of
Mrs; Josephine Mary Heeker. wife Of the
late George Valentine Hecker. the miller.
died yesterday at her home, 27S Madison
10 years old and was born in New York.
Her father was Josiah Winslow Wentworth
Of the New Ens land family of that name.
Isaac r. Hecker, founder Of the order of
81 Paul the Apostle. and both she and her
husband were supporters OF many Cath
olic charities. She is survived by three
William b. Clark, born at Amherst. n; H.,
In ls+0, died in Dallas. Tex. Yesterday.
He was graduated at Amherst College in
sf Es Ss Re sFGEs Eve
years and was admitted TO the bar in Mil
waukee in 1865, lie enga ged in banking at
al Minneapolis. MINI. lie resided In Dallas
from 1904 until the time OF his death.
DIR. Richard A. +. Penrose, father OF United
States senator Boies Penrose. died yester-
day in Philadelphia. DR.. Penrose had been
i'll for several weeks and on Friday night
he took serious turn for the worse. DR..
Penrose WAS so years old. He wrote several
books on medical subjects. For a period
OF twenty:siK years he held q professorship
at the University OF Pennsylvania,
John j. Vail. who died on Wednesday
at his home. 200 st. James place, Brooklyn,
in his seventy fifth year. had been engaged
in the banking business for more than
forty years and for a long time was the
OF the old Commercial Bank OF Man
haitian. For several years he Was treasurer
OF the Central Branch OF the Y. NJ. e. A.
He leaves two daughters.
James McNauRhton Thompson, the mana
ger Of the Princeton football team In 1894,
died suddenly in Albany yesterday while
In his business Office. He was
80 years OF age and engaged in the mining
and manufacturing business. He was
president OF the electric road to be con-
ore beds.
DR., Francis NJ. Moore, a member of the
Brooklyn Dental Society and a veteran OF
the Twenty-thfrd Regiment. died on Friday
at his home. f0sA Clinton street, In his
1fty-ffth year. He leaves widow and two
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