The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-03
OBITU.4RT

Richard ]. Dodge. the senior member OF the
wholesale drug house OF Dodge 4 Olcott at SO
William street. near Maiden lane. died at his
residence in Brooklyn. So Clark street. yester.
day. Mr.. Dodge who was 81 years old at his
death. had been ailinG for the past six months
and for the past two months he had been con-
fined to his bed. He was carried of BY an attack
OF Indigestion. He was one OF the founders
OF the FRS. Presbyterian Church on the
Heights In Brooklyn. and for many years
had been tho oldest elder in the church.
Tho year through it was Mr.. Dodgs's
custom to teach q class in the City Park
Chapel. which is attached to the church.
He WINS Just as regular during the summer va
cation. time ms the res. of he yenr., NJ r.
don't OF the Hamilton Club: A few months ago
MIR. Dodge AM ounced t" his employees that he
e
him. There are four sons iivins. Rie6sra ;.
Dodge. an insurance man. trnnk +. and Will
liam W. all residents Of Brooklyn. The fourth
Is living in Paris.
Edward c. Moore. Secretary OF Tiffany 4 Co..
on ihe-Hudson. Two months ago he gave .up
active work for tho summer on account OF his
M Been wS
re practical men q The Grm: having learned
tice to his father. VIII, was also u stlyersmith.
MIR. Moore spent most OF his limo In he Irlnce
liam Moore. died few months ago OF Of con-
sum ption. MIR. Moore's vile and his son. John
Z. Moore. survive him.
Friday in the sOth year OF his age. He was one
9t the most in,srssinT y men q, q Snhareston
his intense interest In the. church aud personal
knowledge Of is history for more than half A
tourists and sighlseers.
W. Alfred Gedney. Inged SO. OF 500 Jersey ave-
nne Jersey Ci,y. died yesterday mornine
who was once an Aide man III New York. Flu
neral services viii he held In the house this
family.
John R. ssemuller. a. prominent. citizen Of
dSrns M at Bess FsP a.ss
IN western Maryland. on saturday, He was .
SsS IF S:d 9s ef IL Rs Ss sa
Board. Hoard OF Trade. and many promin emit
private corporate ms and societies.
oAugus!ns Ri,chsy' proprietor Of the Double
disease at the Springs. aged 40. He was an
ini i airing tic war In the First Fennsslvanla
Reserves. For many years he kept hotel In
Gorss Tsyor Of the erSe priant1e hoq::
home in New Haven ON SATURDAY. night aged
"a years. He was the oldest printer In that
city and had been In the present firm over
forty years. Mr.. Taylor accumulated O large
fortune. He leaves q wife and ono son.
Among the deaths last week In southern
central New York OF persons 80 years old and
over were the following: Mrs. frances Mar.
vim, Delhi. s2; Asa Babcock. Plainneld. 80;
John Bryan, Chester, So: Daniel s. Mead.
b. Dekay. Middeiown. ~.
DR.. Emile Durien died at New Orleans yes
terday. aged T.. lie was q native Of Paris and
in lS4S Hs nractised medicine first 10 the
parishes and afterward In New Orleans, don G
demic Of 1878.
Alvin Brown died last week at the residence
Of his nephew the Rev. Z: w. Brown. at Bur-
dett: Schny Ter county. n. y. aged ~. Through
out his active career he was q resident of Cort-
land county. and filled q prominent part In the
business and public affairs OF the county.
a. Ssamuel Hurlbnt pSoWnsnt citizen Of Pitts;
brother aged 81. and five widowed sisters,
aged respectively II. rs. 49, 80. and w years all
residents OF OtseRo county.
8. n. Boyd. for forty; three years . leading
day aged H. He was long In partnership with
The hon. y. B. Docks.ater; 10 was . devoted
leaves widow.
n Reuben sensem, n. President Of the Franklin
Hall and Market Company. died at Mechanics
burg. la. IN Saturday aged 65. He was Q
prominent Democratic politician.