New-York tribune., 1919-07-17
OBITUARY NOTES

MRS MARY MARSHALL eighty, mother
of the late Hamilton Marshall, New York
and Philadelphia newspaper man, dieo
Monday at the home of her niece, Laura E
widow of Lafayette Marshall. who was il
the employ of the Long Island Railroad
for many years.
THOMAS WILLIAM EDKINS, seventy.
five a veteran of the Civil War. formerly
in the real estate business with Wood Har
mon & Co.. died Monday of carcinoma, at
his home. 80 Seventh Avenue. Brooklyn.
He was a member of the G. A. R.. Odd Eel.
lows and Mascns.
ALEXANDER ROTHSCHlLD. a printer
and foreman of the Strauss Printing Com.
pany. died Monday of Bright's disease n.
his home. 1877 Euclid Avenue, Brooklyn
HERMAN j. RUDULPH, fifty-nine +.
foreman printer for the Mergenthaler Limo
type Company. died Monday of tuberculosis
at his home, 1874 Hall Street, Brooklyn.
MRS. IDA BRUKENFELD. sixty four.
wife of Israel Brukenfeld. velvet and silk
dealer. died Tuesday at her home. 40 Nor.
folk Street. after a long Illness
PATRICK j. M'NALLY. eighty-one. re.
tired police lieutenant. died Tuesday Of
heart disease at 6S5a Macon Street. Brook.
yn. For forty-three years ne had been as
sociated with the New York Police Depart
ment.
HENRY D; sPRAGUE. eighty-ss.
formerly hepuDncan State senator OF Rhode
Island, died Tuesday at the home ct his
daughter, Cora A. Birkett, Richmond Hill.
Mr.. Sprague had served in both the Assem-.
bly, and Senate of Rhode Island.
JOSEPH SUMNER. eighteen. for a year
employed in the circulation department of
'The Brooklyn Standard Union" died Mon
day at 5S Concord Street, Brooklyn. of
pneumonia.
ADAM FERSTLER. seventy-three,
grocer of the Eastern District of Brooklyn
and native of France. died Monday after
a short illness at his home, 25S jefferson
Street. Brooklyn.
JOHN J. CAULLET formerly president
of the Metropolitan Surety Company. who
helped to develop Tuxedo Park, IS dead
PATRICK JOSEPH GRANEY. forty.
three, for sixteen years an assistant fore
man of the Department of Street Cleaning
at Stable G. Brooklyn. died Tuesday at his
home, 1l3 North Elliott Place. Brooklyn.
WALTER MACKAYE SCOTT, sixty-six,
died suddenly Monday at the residence Of
his daughter, Mrs. Charles Munson. GO Lin
coin Avenue. Grantwood N. j. He is sur
vived by his wife and two daughters
MRS. CATHERINE c. wELLsTooD.
sseventy-five,, wife of Robert w. Westood,
the town clerk of Greenwich: Conn., died
suddenly at her home there Tuesday Be-
sides her husband she is survived by two
sons and her brother. Judge George W.
Brush, of Coscob, Conn.
MARY A. COCK, fifty member of one
of the oldest Long Island families. died
Monday at the Cock homestead at Flushing,
H.. |: Miss Cock was a member of several
Flushing societies and a reader in the First
Church of Christ Scientists.
JOHN L. JUDGE. a Trenton. N. j.,
hotel proprietor. died unexpectedly in St
Peters Hospital, New Brunswick, N. j.,
Yesterday. He had conducted a hotel for
thirty years. He was a member of the An
cient Order of Hbernians and other fra
ternal organizations.
EDWARD FRACE. ffty-seven, a shoe
merchant: died yesterday at his home, I20
East E!ghty-second Street He was born in
Newton, N. D., but had lived in this city
for fifteen years. The body was taken 10
the Campbell Funeral Church