The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
OBITUIRE

When John Dollacd came t. this city from
Ireland fifty years ago nearly all the substan-
tial brick houses. with iron allied stoops down
in state street and Bowling Green. were ten
anted by tho four hundred OF that period.
John Dollard was a plebeian. aged .. then.
But his father went into the grain bust
ness and got q fortune In n hurry. and the
family moved into the tall. airy brick
house at 8 State street This has been
his family for many years He died yesterday
at his summer homo ut Far Rnckaway. leaving
OF three sons to whom their father left much
prorerty around Battery Park when he died
the fashion OF the town abandon the breezy
streets along the battery and fee Harlem
wart put ne remained At state street 81,
generation that had Knockers on the front
doors: Iohn D.liard went into the grain bnsi-
pe'cnce before the war ended.
llr. William Endicott. retired business man.
who for twenty years had resided in London.
his, summer, with relatives in Salem died
suddenly OF hcart disease IN the later city on
assn az Of Cow
leaving school he was employed hy the whole
sale "ommission firm OF Augustine Heard 4
is Mrs Marshall O. Roberts Of New YORK. s niece
William Smith Brown died in Heidelberg on
'ult - vi Ms year. WIZ u real b~tat y
agent and secretary, of Tie Port Morris Land
and q lmrr2yemn COMPANY having an Office
lilo went abroad month ago for his s health.
Funeral services were held at Heideibere yes as
to-day, IN" remains will 10 brought here for
panied him to E.ropc.
Lawrence Brown. Of Spring lake. ". J.. died
ssIndmen'y IN ms ctrria!e on Eatnrlay night
Spring axe grow from n sandy waste. with n
lew scattered houses. TO II popular resort
9W Hhe IA" ns 4ryn taan cnrrsse # = ns lake
held yesterday and was very largely attended
by tho cotta:crs and hotel guests.
James &C CLINE died on Monday night at, his
home. 520 Henry street. brooklyn. in his 4+th
member Of tho Board Of Edneati"n. il" was a, a
He leaves n widow and two children The
func al services II J." held to:noi ROW morn
ing in St. stephcns's Catholic Church IA Hicks
street.
Luther c. Ward. the wol-lknown dcnler in
mnchin1ry and h9a,s. died ut his home IL New
hmrn Monday y. niiSht ngtd o., y"rS II" wa, was
Works here. and a'tcrwnrt organized the ilrm
,i,n Mnrn Siani"G Go" whrh mace r"rMtai
two daughters
Jessie Hanna Bond. who studied for tho
operate stage IN this city. and was n several
q" nf lSsh he S aG t a"d Of r wv Wavn S M aaI
the dlu.htcr Of the lnto Samuel Hanna.
Dr. Emilio CAarum died on Monday at 0s%
Union ny rue Ne WAS hoin tfty-thrcc years
ago in lnylua tuia. lie WAS concerned in
the revolution Of lsaEi on the losing side, ana
fed to this city. IL leaves widow AID Two
daughters
Carrot, Putnam scryrsS, died in FuronyilIe,
| n. y. ycstcr!Hy. in thr ciGhtr-.ourIu y"ur .!
his, ags. liz was n fhrM"r; Ills son. Garrett
ASTRONOMY III New York. and is nn editor IN
The SrN.
Cob =. Il. Bush, Of tho Twcntv-nfth Infantry.
Unit ii - .tn- ARMY, died NJ littsiCd ~ yes
vice since lSj !. and was until recently sta
tiorcl al Fort Niss"uln, Mont.
RIO tI.n, on sunday i'm his 15,I ycar lie
WA n mcui'c oi Ito oitnn Exc, ME-.
Esther Calvert, the English nrtr"--. MEM
her Of the well -kn9wn Cu!"ert faH'.yi IS dead
In London. ugcu -.