New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-04
OBITUARY..
CHARLES FARRAR.

Charles Farrar who died at his late resi-
dence in Brooklyn On Friday last, was well known ana
universally esteemed in business circles IN tlis CITY,
having been for about 46 years engaged mere III her
camille pursuits. He was born In 1894 at FeppeleH'
Nose which M TO the time Of death he made his
summer home, and which for several years ne repre-
sented in the Legislature Of Massachusetts, He came
n ris CITY at an early age and began here prosperous
business career He was man OF rigid ana uhOeHulhB
uterty and had the mistaken confidence ana reSpeot
OF all with whom he had dealings He eylnced warm
| hearty sympathy for young men VINO were uaH4u''J
lighting the battle OF life aud many once Door boy
remember with gratitude the helping hand ta' cano 70
fbcr relief Mr.. FJuar was one VINO seemed 20
look for and believe IN what was best III men no 49,,
slow 10 Judge the motives or DINERS kluuS ~ I ia
ments and ever ready TO overlook and ioIgle: iis
charities varied ana CONTINUOUS a. nc bts
| Eancf4efons from MS own lips; few or the cases Vi
sorrow ana ae er6rded Much u the seed he sowed
dnring mis- long aud useful life he has seen spring W ~
900 iT,o,s Golden sheavcs to be garnered as wi"
nesses whose name Is fragrant Win Tue '-0''
"a S''' GEN. WILLIAM HALL.
Cen. William Hall, senior member OF the
/ firm nj Hall & sons music publishers died yesterday
morning at his residence on Thirty -fourthstr near
Nluthaye. He had been long time SICK, ana HIS ue
was therefore not unexpected. Cen Han was H"'4''
! OF this State and was born IN lS'@ ~ ".'
! qo1tlful DAYS Gen. Hall commanded the Sih Regiment
! - tbc National Guard and was afterward elected
general OF the Third Brigade and continued so several
years. On the occasion OF Ast0r riots, ne colH'o
f, brigade OF militia which had been ordered out Oy
ana eoyerDor for their suppression determined ani
.-i,r soidi.r ne nevertheless possessed Of h4H
| heart and even when inc troops under MS col d.
| assaed with stones Dl thc ilo.i -
T..ated IN giving the command % fire upon tti' AiiI
instantly ne ord red has men 70 - IRE Hlgh, 49,
seynv fhe lives a great many Innocent spec ~
and M the same time serving 70 dspeTre the uIDo' 80
r.Iird fr5u active command about the year lol1 auu
since then has devoted himself exclusively 70 drrinU
aa,rs several OF served "a generals u"i'-e
/ the Rebellion.
On the 10Th of April Mr.. Owen Jones, the
architect and one Of the Commissioners OF the LOnuou
Exhibition Of 1s5l died after severe aud protrac'ei IL
the Of G years. He the sole designerol 'o
decorations at the Crystal Palace and OF the Ahah'
Court He received gold medal for his decorations q.
the Paris Exposition and from the Royal Institute u
/ British Architects There IL a singular uuanimtI
among the members OF his profession IN the Deel p
be was the first decorative artist OF his time. IND -
l Ucations-one the Alhambra aud the Otner 49,
mar OF Ornameut-arc rich In evidences or MS srIih
re was Of sweetness and simplicity OF nature 49,
won for him in private life the esteem or ali VIII "
/ lie became acquainted
OBITUARY NOTES.
Robert Morris, aged So years, who for mum
Der Of years edited the old PeHnsglDdH,d btqnr"' a
was for eight years President OF the CommonHe-''H
/ Bank ded n Philadelphia last evening
Samuel Wire, the Sheriff of New-HaVeh
County Conn. died suddenly yesterday morning u
ber disease Al the age Of - years He was Que Oh ZIG