The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02


the City OF New York for almost half century.
died yesterday afternoon at his homo in the
Sramercy In Creamery Park. On Sunday he was
suddenly taken Ill He hid liver disease Prof
Bull was born in this city In 1917. In 1884
he entered the University OF the City OF New
York. from which he was graduated in 1887.
WITH .an, the idea Of becoming Clergyman he
came junior professor OF mathematics in his
sS Iys sed sst he unit;
rs; q $ass
the z ,t'eIeSraph he was the iSst q body 81
John A %fsn' Ai% ss,f sGs
heh as and Po 4RS u o OF
taking stseEyp.ions q the sun. and sold it 70
" is' i%s iss' ss 'As until af'i3 Rs
Bu tim" was bail Sss sssStsS
stsss, and Eighth S avenue He objected TIA!
prosperous OF its glass In the country until q
s SrrYed Ass fbS Rs Bull
His wife and two sons. Charles. c. and
Bn sot an essy sq5y yi, a%
street He spent the last years Of his lie in
writing. and It is said that he, left the manu-.
s worEs. % several mathematical and religious
:, I3Sderisk Finlsyson, the, oldest pioneer o,
the N2rthT bst. died at his home in vesGya on
nstcn BFtsh lsN sh who Ss vent tssre
before 1850. and none earlier than 1910; Fin.
N the In s He
eastern s.. st canada II the service 81 the Hudson
years the company leased from the Russian,
f pnips the STRIP
lower boundary. and he was one OF the party
INA went to establish posts II the new tract.
the companys post at Vancouver. Finayson
was acting 4s secretary to the ,eompany's Gov
the columbia River to NesaualIy. on PUGET PUGET
and sh The tGSs e the fist
Finiay son was then put at the head Of party
TO build fort at Taku Bay. After q year or
two, the garrison there was withdrawn. and
went TO Vancouver island. and on june /. lsi3.
began to build the fort at Victoria. The, native:
being the agent Of the Hudson Bay Company
sSd s Mas a 81 tnf
years ago ne retired from the service OF the
COMPANY: but at the time Of his death he was
San francisco Marine Underwriters Associa.
ton. His wealth was estimated at 81. 100000.
in British Columbia
John J. White died yesterday; afternoon at
fiESf Me- WSs n his tbs
81 lis brother e Henry White Mas f IN u pros
ress at the old St James,s Cathedral in Jay
street . and he expired before ths remains Of
% Wh been StS
say shocf sn
1ps the n Of hs h1.hc1s ds"th
Th " years. ago he represented the Fifth
craft, stronghold. in the e Board Of ALDERMEN.
He also served as Superintendent OF the Poor.
and and $50 He did not ibid any ss Slate ose
1874. He was an old volunteer fireman; He
was an enthusiastic sportsman. fishing being
with his brother. Frank White. In the saloon
ne
g.. and one daughter, Mrs Frank Conover.
sprys A The fn N VII .zss aes lea
day morning.
The Hon. George ". Ladd died at his homo
IN kanshE on Sunday night aged "a. AFTER. a
drug business until 1883. when 10 Hecame M m
ion trn,!e and was also Connected with s;can
lont lines and lumber enterprises. He was
II s as hs or ;s
Originally hs was Wing. He was consricnou Us
ihe aissolatsn e the Wiz and d its ;uceessor.
pocs Snt Yt th he took 81 the S r es
4Sa free '1TI S "a
| daughter.
R nH ss ase fFsFr did lie xn IN
iFrm he mGt.a depsrtmentt IT ts t n
ccived the degree OF pharmactuticnl chemist
from the same university, In 1884 he went TO
botany in the assechusc.ts College OF Phar-
macy. and was made professor OF dental his
t22gy and GTr o In the Boston nsn ,Sd
Convention for Eo1is,on Of the Tnitel states
American Association for the Advan cement OF
a frequent contributor t. scientific journals
Of the Catholic Church Of the ASSUMPTION. in
| York and Jay streets. Brooklyn. died on sun.
day, Of pneum onia ut the pastoral house in his
| parish; He was ordained y priest BY Bishop
| Loughlin seventeen years ago. and became
| l. l.. and Mt ST. Cecilia's Church in Williams.
ns the .5s death Of ys91 81 n1
| Assumption Parish hy Bishop I.ouChlin. The
funeral will take place from the church to-
| morrow morning at 10 o clock.
Mrs. William A. Quinn. the second daughta,
| Of the late George q. Sink!es and n hall sister
! ~ Gen. DAME. F. Sick!es 81 New York. died
! sudd eEiy to-day nj her residence. ) Sawyer
| Jiac". in New Rochelle. Sna was in good
| health on Saturday. and went to V sit friends
! in New York. On returning home in the even.
| in. she was seized with illness. resulting from
! M attack of grin OF Il few days previous. whirf
| illuminated in hn acute attack u Eright's dis.
| ease She WAS but - years old. and lravcs q
| husband. n m other, two married sisters. and q
| brother The funeral viii be held on Thurs
! day morning at tho Church OF the Besse d
! Sacrament.
Harry Manigaun Morris died on Friday al
| Iitcleld Cora. 81 iuHUcn:H. He WAS n de
| sc"nihut q Con LOWS Morris. on, Of the
| signerH ~ tfc Dcnia alton If Independence
| lie was a lawyer ana managed several iarG,
estates in Mi. city. He formerly lived in MOI
| risan;a. where he was IA trustee o. the yiilag,
| and n member of tho School Board. He was
| .emuer Of the New York Yacht Gut. one o
| u vrstrymnn ~ 81. AIMS Church In. Morris
| ania. where the funeral will take place thi!
| morning.
Edward Turner. tho oldest member o. tn
! LuZern" county bar. died in Wilkeshnrre yes
, tersny Of blood poisoning. caused by travel
| ling quacs. who operated oh the aged lawyer
| buni6n. He WAS the last surviving member O
| "a Trrpar family who the pin