The sun., 1891-06-09
OBITUARY:

| OBITUIARE
James Imbrie died on Sunday evening at bis
homo. l73 Avenue 9. bergen Point. In his sew
enty-eighth year. He was a dry goods mer.
chant In Philadelphia, but the war ruined his
business. aud he accepted an appointment "a
assistant manager OF the Philadelphia Clearing
House. He came to New York city in 1857 and
became financial manager for the firm ot
Schuyler. Hartley Graham. Maiden lane
dealers in firearms. cutlery. and fancy goods.
Afterward be became connected with Charles
F. 1mbrls. his nephew. In the fishing tackle
business. For many years he has been an
elder in the Bergen Point Reformed Church.
He leaves q widow. two sons who are New
York business men. and four daughters. His
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Reformed Church.
:, The Hon. Charles johnson McCurdy. who by
bee became sIh tho Oldest living W srsdSsse Of Yale.
died at bis resdsnce in Lyme, Conn;. yestel day.
At ss IN prSn
inent as councillor, He was Tor three ses-
% h0PHs Hs rss ana Ss .usSs
law winch lOws % parties t. testify IN their
wa; Justice q re . suD.sns Court ana a 9sSY sn
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three week. sE9 e went to the
had come home to die.
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war wal be removed to FiorSnee where hs has
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Among the deaths last week In southern CEN
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6siord. 1 30; Mrs Folly Bowen. 0tseGo. go: Mrs
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The Rev. Philo Hawkes.. one Of the Oldest
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Bishop Kniahs Of ths Episss,op. diocese E!
and and " on Friday suffered stroke Of "paraiysis:
age, % and Went to Milwaukee from faneAs:
Reuben Fcsrcd died Il. S;:ss5dh.y: s,h y:. a. H.
tns ' Cotton S ExcS"so: Hs was one d The BRO.
WIDOW St and n W Two daughters survive him.
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tlity yeare lived In the house IN which he died.
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Jsmss T. Dorsett well Enown ow un SndssLtaaker'
aged Is. hs had ior, ,years conducted Pnsl1sss
town. to death Was caused BY aDopIexy.
one Of ihs leadiSg lumber mershants Of Pitts
9syfh Ssy fnlsh Siea a Els home u II ns1 Pa
Mrs. Margaret Newman. the wife Of Jere mini
Newman: tGr many ye"Ss kee99ssrd 9sad o. vn tns pSos
afternoon. aged SO. OF apop'eXy,
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