The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-22
OBITUAR

John Mclntire. who died at Jamesburg N.
j.. on Monday last. where he had gone short
time previous on account of failing health.
was one OF the oldest and best known resi-
dents Of tho First ward. and was one of the
very few links OF personality connecting the
almost entirely commercial First ward OF to-
day with the First ward that was tho most
fashionable residence quarter of New York.
He was born in Scotland In 1909. and came to
this city when young man. He took up his
residence. either at once. , or very shortly
lived there Until Ills dc death; sa made ana
good deal q money IN speGTIatng in real es.
very active business man. He retired from
business twenty years ago: The house IN
mansion overlooking Battery Park. and is one
Of but two or three houses out Of many hun
dreds that remain residences to day Mr.. Nc
day.
Col. Henry. Douglass. retired army officer
who served through tho civil war and on tho
He Vas SON q Major David Matss t penei Ia s.
was an aide on Gen. SCOTS staff. Col. Doug.
lass was, born at West Point. lie BECAME a
five children. Tho funeral took place yestcr-
day from BnrneGat Park. The interment was
in the Douglass vault in Greenwood Cemetery.
Prot. Robert Hamertcn, Kelly. one of the
oldest and best known educators of western
Pennsylvania. died on Monday evening in
nrSS6r Of Msxesn Val Ps
burGh. having served with distinction through
out that conflict and tho war Of the rebellion.
During Shcrmans march to the sea he was
considered tho best bugler in the United States
army; For fifty years he was closely identified
with I1ttsburgh's schools
Lydia Foote an English actress whose fame
stage; ten years ago. is dead in London. aged
niece Of s Reeey tho odst Actress S
n cG M Is 99ts wSmt bsioTs tho h f9otghts rs
original Esther Encies in Caste" and had creo
ated many other conspicuous roles.
Roger Williams's last male descendant.
tpySt Valley. in his SD year, Iiclliysd at IL,
was n farmer. but taught school at times and
was ut one time u deputy sheriff for Prov-
Eouso IN whic he asd was born In tho
the service Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com n.
EaIniy. died at his home on Shelter Island on
Shelter Island in Isai and Went to sea in 81.
w n., before , he was y years DID, IN 1870 no
ship Company. and retired ten years ago.
John Ms,wymet{Ner Pr9thon9tary Of The SUI
suburb Il Pittsburgh. carly yestsrday morn.
Ing He vas n State senator from 1919 TO
1917. IN 1881. ana from 1885, to 1870. lnSUm-
MIA had affected his mental balance"
Thomas II. Dun. an old Shnkcspcarcan ne.
tor. and son Of Mrs. Mary Dun, one Of tlo best
actresses Of her dIav, diod in Quin"y, ILL.,, re-;
had supported Forrest tho elder Iiooth. ard
other famous stars He also managed several
theatres about twenty years ago
Policeman James II. Brill Of tho Erook lSn
force died on MondaY At the FhtuSh ASYLUM
His brain became affected when h" WAS u
member Of tho Centrnl once squad about six
months ago. and ne WAS sent IT, ia" ASYLUM
He leaves widow and two children.
Alphonse 10 Due the French music pub
Usher. Is dead in Paris Mt III" az" nf "! lie
was tho PROPRIETOR of tho ir, nnl clifton OF
Aida" and had done much toward oilrour-
aging the talent Of young French composers
F. W. Smith. an old member q the Produce
Exchange, died yesterday at MS home In
plainncld. lilo was u member ~ the hrm OF
Weeks Il i'nrr. -four d"al""S At 1 state street
He had been IN Tor n long tiinr'
Dir. A. VI. Pollock. u IcndnE physician and
noon. aged rs.