The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-18
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OBITUARE

Daniel Pike. optician and maker OF scientific
Instruments. died on Sunday at his home In
New Providence. N. j.. aged 80 years. About
sixteen months ago he was attacked with
pneumonia. Four months ago he was para
ssff IN IN IN the the f III SIDE sise fhs e snt9T wa as' Rasssnsa
by the death Ct his nephew. Arthur.two months
which Ess started IN 1903 IN Wal! street,
were horni benjamin. 'Pibe. sr.. died in 1853.
9er retired in 1851. after which Daniel con-
especially %transits. azimnths,, and eaustorial
5 sds;S f. were nsk kn9wn in az parts q ths
Cyru; ": Field. David Dudley Field. and; other
cies Of him. Mr.. Pike never married. and
acres In New Providence. n. ].
district. Kings COUNTY died yesterday Of pnsH:
Eighteenth street. .Brooklyn. in his 4Hth' year.
rom his late home and educated In the pub
lie schools: He was engaged in the dry goods
aud two years ago retired with q competency.
For about fourteen years he had been active
large majority. ~"
Joseph Hernandez. a capitalist q New Or:
IehUS.o Iou tIclo aSt.l 20 no WAS
s G aH tni,e q s hsissFc coart L. Sef6 as , T"s s sisrs sn ID
ber Of T the seee Saaer F GenVentio n" q T 1851 Z W %S%,
took louisiana ont OF the Union. he was Tar
S9sieo H3 the IN tine hnS" 81 FRI Rfs d assfT he %s H.f Pre aEssst
Of the Carrollton Railroad. Jefferson Gas Com
pany. and other prominent companies
yesterday morning at Bellevue Hospital Of
pneumonia and ,gastritis. He was a native Of
SsT S. 3s!e Il ~ sn su Tns e q RVS e, : Gld sca TSr years .ss
to1s ra n%%e it "H$sb 1ass ys snd %i! s"RRp st tss
f sai.sI pf ssao sge o. t The rosm Sol Of the hss A taess@ fSSn I'D
in West Twenty-eirhth street tomorrow
Prot John S: Crombie,. principal Of the .Adel-
Phi Academy in BROOKLYN. died at Monttceilo.
Bic w was sn b s%n' az r a ! IN Mis GEAR and ID S SaS% a
teacher ali his life. He flrst taught school in
S Ssals p paior to sna ai st taPfns E ehsrse s q the 10 Hd SSyih
M SfnaenS Hs' Mimi '' n'NA ''D'''
on ns sssua Mtsse Of ra menin ely; at st I KS .s S,Hi a,ss
& 81 txS s ssntSri H.. q j, hoT ;a.S VIZ h%vo a 5jyef liz Il
came to New York early in life. and engaged
in the, iron business For ten years he was
count Of deatness. He ieayes widow.
George Arnoldt ot Rochester died yesterday:
Heckar. and Fred Knapp. fed from Germany
in 1850. after the downfall of the revolution
which they led. He was engaged In the Canal
Engineers office in Rochester for twenty
seven years. or late years he has been in the
employ Of the Bartholomay Brewing Company.
Rodman d. Dawson, an ex-Surrogate OF
King. county. died yesterday at the Flatbush
Hospital; in his Gsth year; He was born IN this
practised in brooklyn. and served as 6urro-
gate from 1854 to 1853
Horace A.. .Hurlbut: widely known IN fnan-
Chicago yesterday. AS receiver for the Wilbur
+. Story estate Mr.. Hurlbut conducted the
Chicago Times for q number Of years.
his home. Az Pacific street. Brooklyn. 10 his
I'D year. lie was one OF. the oldest type
founders in tho country. and worked side By
side with the late David Bruce.
John Flynn died on Sunday. at his home. 678
Dean street, Brooklyn. in his SD year. For
the past twenty years he had been one OF the
most active bers in the Brooklyn Board OF
Education.