The sun., 1891-07-27
OBI7U.lR

Capt. Edmund Hammond died at his resi-
dence. 1879 Washinston avenue. at o'clock
last night. He was SO years old and had been
nm invalid for some time. He was born in
Gorham. England aud came TO America when
II years old. Ee was mate Of a vessel at -,
and was made Captain at 81. He followed ths
sea forty-four years and was never without q
shin. During the Mexican war he carried
United States troors to Vera Cruz. For long
time he commanded packet plyinE 3elwecn
New Orleans aud London. In l-t. be sailed
sage in 100 days He sett!ed IN Morrsania in
lsb2, Lille Hammond. ne OF tho girls who
was killed Gy tho oAplos:on in the nrsworks
grand daughter.
Ralph TIltop Nine; hi.'l, yes eraay at the
Donalt, IN Astoria. ar. Mae DolaId is CAPTAIN
2t the n nsh'n ~ , Hnrra oA;a; plying T. the
Msi ssi Was rns Mnss drsa
Cirrus. and he was. ,atterwaid clown, for the
nam T pasien Hs Ysa4ass sEs"Fa Mns9s: aas
Of ths Theatre GGHmious in Proyi Pro tense:
returned u confirmed Invalid. He began snsc;
nlntInR in stocks. and having lost s"me $500
OF tie throat caused his death.
Woodbury. X. CooSe. formerly IN active prac-
IL Us In.ysr at 9ne2nni n " de resenty ~
So@s IN ator y h'G p" cd o. a"H res
suHs roW y, s The q sna Of
snm"els. Beach took tho iniiiaiiv.. 70 Inc
movement which resulted IN The 6nlld,nE Of
mar, M Of the Telnws's aud Hudson system.
When the war broke out he went to the front as
o Sss snS ss sa ss1 sa1
he 5rnsss M He : sryysd his .ssi;ns sssIns
George 7. siilman. nRcd GO years. died sud-
de- IL Il % :!
cfrS TlA nj IL ilApyo
s sss fe%ay
time a merchant tailor OF New Haven. ne
suffered BUSINESS rsyersss ana men came 10
and. Of late, had been: mploy4d US salesman
for, II. knohsl \ 60. Greene y street HIS
Ss19 Sew asen retpe n"'s mefehant Who
time was extensively eneag1d In the West
India trnde
The Rev G. 4. Foeter.D. D. II. D. cpe Of the
died nt his homo In seial!a. M... Satur .ay
night aged 50 Years ,ea.s He was born Mt at
in he british army. Dr: Foster was sIu.a e,i
Went VI W % tanada G. ard eean the irac;lce Of law.
hut while yel comparatively yunng man en-
would have Ieon Baron in his own right
Judge Hiram z, Clark. a wel.known retired
died n. tho Pilgrim House in Provinsstown.
Mass +. on saturday uiGtt. aged -. He was
s%r ytGrs aqrnI nan tse Hs
hnd Tract sel in yIrRInin CITY. Toledo Lock
port; and UTICA He was Washington CORES
| pondent OF Cali ornta rapere years ago. and FOR
kDr;; ara Az .; si,sn. Sr,dss he Was fms
s1a sna O. an ear early New York aosislsn D' 'A'
The Eey .on srssr the odess and NJ cne
| Greene Chenango county. In his eOth year. lie
WA ord alnsd II ,s %in||sry il is5S snd cqn;
'%sn,y 'hsn ysnrs ri the m rass 1Se
inssTF iiis Vie H With whom vi he had III lied IN hurpy
wedlork for sixl'-f"nr years. died about two
| years ago He leaves no chldien.
Prospect asennr. yes,s, day aYed il. lie was
IT. N he eorfGy fs.an aHd e to amsrs
i: i:s.uno III RAJ ss.sss Ms %Snsa much s':c:
ciity. Ho Was n II mhr! OF the Schnorer Club
Mir. Lilo ertz leaves u wife and two sous.
John T. Stevens. aged 32 years; one OF the
FporT. f' once W"onsock I. III. died sud:
ars ire "1%H Dans R sssaaf 2
81 1e IRE s"s sa.ry sr " oor
hoanse hfsSns, Of oi hepressn.atISes. - ''' """''
| many years conductor OF iir, l-clnss In- -senxer
| trAinAon the delaware and Hudson In lroai,
! dial at tho A!hnnv huspi'n n THu, sdny,
aged AZ. lie had heon in poor health for two
Years. md d"n,h followed q surgical operation n
for spinal disease.
| William Knecht tho first proDriator OF Nav
ark rurn Hall and LAIR a brewer Of consider
ahIe prominence iu Newark died there on SAT-
| Iday night. lie came 10 ihi- coun nv in I3 20.
| during tie G"ru an evolution. In ths war he
was u member OF the Twentieth New ork Vol
| un oerH.
Robert Gulick OF FirRsten II member OF the
! MIld esor t'"uuty In'Ine = ASS riHtion. and
| tn woa.sh'est farmer IN the cOnn,t. died n
| Salurun, Allard tire" wenks' illness OF typhoid
! fever. He wa. Al yeas old
Sir Charles Forster. ERr'.. member of Parlia-
mcnt for Wal M. dir"i yeste dHr. II" was orn
IN 1916. and had sat tor Wplsn since lSj: In
politics he was II Liberal, in favor Uf homo
rule.
John CARPENTER, father ot Eiltor Carp-nter
OF Woodbury.. n. j., died on friday n lis
eigbty-siaih year,
Mrs. AMMO Scoteld. the oldest resident OF
| Stamford, is dead aged 10.
A. Eaker. British Consul al NernCruz. Is dead.
Sudden Suic.tui Impu Sc.
ALBASv, July &C. John Dwyer. n Young
| rnn.' er WA sitting on seice in Wash ng-
ton PARK this morning apparently interested
| IN the rerusal OF IL Iewspnpsr. He suddenly
| rose. and without word rinnGci into tie