The sun., 1891-11-15
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Clark street. Brooklyn. He had been sufferfnl
with mild form Of gastric fever for week o
moro, but his illness was not regarded as II
any wny dangerous, and the announcement o
his death was q shock to relatives and friends
Malcolm W. Ford. the famous athlete. son o
Mr.. Ford. has been very i'll for couple o
months and Mr.. Ford had suffered good dea
Of worriment on his account. When the famil,
physician called nj the house yesterday morn
ing and found Grape on the door bell hi.
natural impression was thnt Il was the sor
who had died. Mr. Ford was In his 6Sth year
He was born In Lebanon. Conn. He came Il
New York when a boy. and for q couple Of year.
was employed as assistant bookkeeper In II
D. Claflin q Co.'s store. When he was 18 year,
old he entered the United States Marshal's
ofHlce under Marshal waddefl. He studied Law
ho- was admitted to the. bar. Tive, years later
he necame PRECEDENT Of the ,,.o New LONDON: a WI;
se anf ana whsn he Came ned to
tised law In this city. and took an active mart In
SSSsg ss
ment- In 1850 he :, was appointed United
ssss s ss Rs sersea Ss95 sn I The hG g4s
political assessnsnis. as lie Joined the inde.
sas aesaRsae SReesR To sRe Gonssnton Which nom
mated Mr. dTeesy After the collapse Fl this
Jn,on and q tile brookiyn, A.Ssdepy q M1sIo .i
8. as ftss tSs close sS Ss
seS Until ~ The SeW hs york hs se Business
| hs S|scsne an Prss!dsnt = tAe, Br9oEIyn: FIat; ;
uerfOd He waa ClOaply iuantif0d with tho
Tree Planting and Fountain Society. He was
member Of the the Lot9s. Reform. r. and Layers, ay
Island Historical Society. Mr. Ford was the the
eeoe bsooks and
abandon 81 until bis death. The, library
SYsS sn$ SS5S aSoSS e e.
which managed the centennial CEN celebration.
Ssssi Fs5s 3, SSIS sss
four daushters sSHSd survives him. was a
ether fashionable neighborhoods IN brooklyn
completed until to-day.
Mr.. T. O. Fl. p. Durham. the veteran book
land. died in Boston yesterday, aged 7s NJ.
ssters Of WI Bosson. n his iirty years coSnsc-
sreacn wh Tim as Into Sas na.s sasHsss Tsons hay M
GU cnpied The houss .. School and TrenSSt en-
etreets now occupied By the new section Of the
rs NJ Parker tried s9 pafchsss, Sc, The sI9t. SUI
ssaafs no ossk. oss iSs
cart loads when the establishmept was moved
Church q 'sshs This does not ineiade the he many many
wagon loads taken to his residence enough.
s sS be ts stors st9sk s an curSsty G1a r
millionaire: which M; Bprnham undoubtedly
lar when he goes down the. narrow steps. and
le never would discover his mistake except
9wner.. who brought his Yankee shrewdness
lis millions both In his dress and address.
HIS slight figure was somewhat bent by the
xesht q his nor than seventy years but he
tant attendant at book auctions. and never !
Iought the price was loW enough: The last
i'd lots were, almost invariably knocked
ts ans s s
9ying sssss shess Ct three
@s%s be- fsaf9 @ tell os SR s
ut hesitancy whether he had the book asked |
or. or where it could most likely be found.
Ams2ns the many vel TeliiknoTn " a. old people
ira Sophia Diehm. White Oak; aged 81: Miss
,HrothX Hunsbssrges; ans North Coventry t9wn- @
daria Ann Price; Beading. August Biles: West
,ruityiue: 81: Mrs Anna Trexler. widow Of |
}s1s T1eSs5 Of T9Bton 81 sPns4ar
;entreport. VI: Jonathan Koch. Pottstown.
e 4ss ss,o M9t4a
Php SRssRsa kafs kssans AR!syTy!i fasn Ts
Fast NSnsham Ing am Each 7s Mrs SIssp Nns
Az safh ha5S fsSIst $SSn Is pS MTs
Sss1 Sssp ssh %% SsS
T.. Beading. Christinn shenk, Ltitz. each y:
aeS ti 81: 6'Jb JACOB simnet. bowdsntowh. 20.
The Rev. Henry Willis sudlow was buried
, West FIFTY seventh street, near Ninth ave-
ue, OF which for nearly. forty years he was one
s conn. where M sudow %as Born
Ioso .. the Episespnl ritual that tow could
thsy t"y Apostoc Church
eneral it's prayer book differing but little. ex;
re set forth, from that of the Episcopal
hurch. The Rev. Mr. Brigham. Coadjutor Of
le Angel. as the chief pastor OF Catholic |
postoIic church Is called. oificiated.
Clifford Woodruff Of River Edge. N. j.. had
stroke OF apoplcxy yesterday morning and
II ip the street Just after leaving the Cham
riends who were with him, took him in cab
} the Chambers Street Hospital He died
,opt fifty and leaves n widow. Some years
90 he was employed in the Offices Of the West
bore Railroad. For the past six years he had
zen s bookkesIcr and caNhisr for the law 0rm
Stewart & Sheldon. 45 Wall street.
Among the old people who have died In
Pennsylyanis in the last week
rs. Mary i. Jones. Rttsbursh. II: JACOB
ecker, sT Parn9ssaus: f.; 4rs; Margaret
ttsburgh., 70: Mrs. Sarah Meekin; Pitts
AIRY Gssier. Allegheny. 70: the Rev. Martin
,rgh, 73; Franklin .MeGown. Pittsburgh. ";
RS. Ann McDuunuld. SewickIey. ~.
!drs. Franklin Dexter, widow Of the lawyer