The sun., 1909-05-22
Obituary Notes.


old time theatrical MANAGERS, died at his
home. lii West Is?d street on Wednesday.
and was buried at Moodlawn Cemetery yes
Manhattan, in 1887. and on his mother 3 side
was related to the Pence family. who were
shipping people Of note at that time. For .
head OF the 6rm Of At. Pence Co. He
left 70 80 with the circus of p. T. Barnum.
Of which he was manager, for time. Later
Coup. and when John W. Mccullough. the
ttragedian. Vas n the height Or his popu.
Iarity Mr. stanhope guide, !, his h business
cial side Of BrouRham' Lyeeum at Broad
way and Broome street. and then he man
aged the tours Of oiiysr pond' Byron in Ia
next star whose career he managed for a
few years: With Johp W Hsmil!%on % Mr.:
sssd dd hs ha M0sn MsrFf MhaS Mss
Harlem, With this manager he also opened
ss a HI TsEf S ssn
they brought out one of The hrs, Uncle
Mssders F.ss IL ,he HTs Era
and Mrs. Charles Hamilton played ,Topsv.
NnsSs Tshs and fsSsT ss5
hope. and two children. Adam and Mary.
Alexander. watriss 4 Polk. with offices at
East Fifty-feurth street last night. He
was born in St. Charles, Mo. on January, 3.
1885. and was educated in the public schools.
College he entered Harvard and graduated
with an A. g.. degree in 1881, got an A. NJ.
degree in 1890 and his law qeyree In har-
aFd IN S9 ac,obsr Be ae sF'ss 20 Mis-. en1S 1sse
Coppell, He served In TroopA during the
Spanish war and was made a sergeant.
Mexico. He was an a member Of the Harvard,
Garden City Golf clubs and OF the Southern
Society.
The Rev. Nicholas Pearse. a well known
minister Of the Dutch Reformed Church.
died on "Wednesday OF paralysis at the home
year. He was born in Albany and educated
at Rutgers College and the Theological
seminary at NeT u Brnpswisk; ~ y, sradn-
IN the old New Lots church in the East
New YORK section sec ia Brpoklyn he accepted GSpsuS
GaIlatin. y. u. He came TO Brooklyn two
weeks ago for special medical treatment
He IS ed by his wife, two sons and two
daughters.
Thomas Sears Young died YESTERDAY
street. after a short illness. He was born
cay wss &c
ated from, Princeton In 1871. He was one
OF the oldest members OF the Stock EI-
Shanse his msm6ershp dating back to
and University lbs. OF the Narrows Island
Shooting Club and was one OF the founders
also a member OF the Sons Of the Revolu-
ton. For many years he had been u trus-
tee Of the Church OF the Holy Communion
4 widow. one son and one daughter are
living.
James Cary. Jr., n salesman for Tiffany 4
Co. and an expert in diamonds and jewels
died Frlday morning at his residence a. :,
Newburyport, Mass, and came TO New York
when he was II years of age. He was first
engaged with the jewelry. firm OF Starr, 4
sos F avsSae xSefs r. M rSl
thirty-eiRht wears; then going 10 Tiffany !
Ger few months ago he was. Obliged TO
e Mr cary 4P fes sases WIDOW Ss q brothsr snd
sister. The, funera! will be held sunday
May %. at, 5!5 in the AFTERNOON aat the
Church OF the Trahsiguration: -
William b. Rice Of Quincy. Mass 4 shoe
manufacturer. died at his home in Quincy
yesterday. aged 60 Mr. Rice was head OF
the boot and shoe frm OF Rice a Hutohins.
formed the arm Of Rice d Hutchins. which
Developed q into one ,o OF the larsest concerns
president and director Of a number OF
clubs. He gave the Quincy City Hospital
in 1890, on he fiftieth anniversary OF his birth.
:. Edward +. Coyle. aged IS. one Of the best
known newspaper men in baltimore and
Washington and brother OF City Librarian
Wilbur +. Coyle OF Baltimore. died suddenly
vest terday al the home OF relatives In Balti-
more. Up 10 ten years ago. when he went
for a number Of papers. Mr.. Coyie worked
In Baltimore. lie was widely known among
politicians. was a member of the Journalists
Cluo, Of baltimore and the Press Club OF
Washington.
Charles l., Allen. a scotsman and author
ity on floral culture. died yesterday at his
years Mr. Allen had lived In Floral Park
for twenty years. He had written several
books on the subject Of eoral culture and
Europe. He Is survived by two sons, Will
lam Allen OF Rye, n. Y, and Charles II
Allen OF Floral Park. His wife died about