The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-07
OBITUARY

Notice was posted at tho Cotton Exchange
yesterday of the death of John Laing Macaulay.
a member OF the Exchange. He died in London
on Saturday. aged 81 years. He was o noted
cotton man in the South prior to the civil war
Arm OF ogeisby & Macanlay, cotton dealers Of
New Orleans and st. Louis, and of r. A. Curd &
So; SCI II hiftsss ep %oIls a. t a. t ttns the r., lsssess iSttS on
arranged for the successful running through
the Federal blockade Of the Southern ports Of
Con. Benjamin F. Butler was in command at
New Orleans. he left that city and came to New
Macaulay s. Co.. which continued in business
until he retired in, 1893. Mr.. Macaulay'B wife.
G TnH tesa Of seF Patrick ye aenr ago. He was rsc g fJFap rs-
Francis Parker OF New Brunswick. NJ
John Glevs Green, second son Of Dr.; Charles
nary, died 1t Tren,oh. n. J.. .' last night SS% of
had been seriously III for the, last two years.
the most eminent physicians there. After grad
Saifinf ff tpi1 . f91lsg 20 he sv began sG.n to 'tE% dy for the
years he was superintendent Of grounds and
buildings, at Lawrenceville School. which was
founded by his grest-uncle. the late John G.
OF the late Chancellor Henry w. Green. He was
unmarried.
William H, Peglding, died on Sunday at his
homo In PeekskW at the ago of b5. Mr.. Pauld-
Ing was well known as II business man Of Now
York: BE married the sister Of Chauncey NJ.
AZ the pepew house. A son and daughter SUR
p paTsm nim1 q g FL P1 Nln wy whS is IN The law do;
i G.ss WIZ Mias @ Sfpf Ssps rsu'aM1h iffiils %aG H. m PsSid hSE
with Isaac Van Wart and David Williams. oar.
tured Major Andre near Tarrytown. Tho fune-
rRl will take place at Peck skill on Wednesday.
Joseph D.. Plunkett died at his residence in
New Haven Yesterday mOrDin1 NJ annandictfia
M, Plunkett was born in Drogheda,, ireland. IN
ls42, and came wi h his parents TO this country
served IN the war in the Twenty-hrst. Connect.
cut Volunteers and rose to The rank Of Lieu
uated nom tho Yale Law School. class OF "a.
He served in tho State Senate in 1882 and isS3,
Education. He leaves four children. Joseph D..
VI: Of New Haven. james, who is IN Japan. and
Misses Margaret and May. who arc at home.
Stock ExchanRo since March 10. 1925, died on
Sunday az the home Of his parents, Aquiln and
was 30 years old, and had boon III with typhoid.
pneumonia for q few days. His death. however,
o %a thu Sn stoprt EScba me was q sTspen a. III member
2TinS 10 the failure, on June 80 last, OF IL. b.
OF The Connecticut General Assembly of '07,
and Chairman 81 the Committee on ADprupria.
tions, expired suddenly at his bone ia Union.
cause OF death. Mr.. Frisbie Was s' q a." m M" ~r % oi
INC connecticut Legislature in rs, II, 20. 20.
and ~, and was connected with a number OF
manufacturing concerns. He was so Sc RS old.
Charles A: Hardy, tho well known Catholic
publisher, OF Philadelphia, died on Sunday at
the founder and publisher OF Inc Amcrtcnn
Cdthoiic quarterly Rcri.1c. pu. l!sher %. tic
Sdnddrd and Times. AIR. Hardy was so years oil
and prominent in the Roman Catholic Church
in Philadelphia.
William A. Holman. senior member OF the
firm OF Holman & Co., Bible publishers, ot Lao
Arch street, Philadelphir, died Yesterday utter
q weeks illness. Mr.. Holman was 81 years Old.
The Holman house is the largest p0nlishcr OF
B'bos in this country. IT. was found 4 hty
years ago by Mr.. Holman's father. Mr.. Iio.-
mans widow and two children survive.
James Z, Glllies. a member OF the firm Of John
Gillias Il Son, builders, died al his homo in
Flushing, l. l., yesterday. of typhoid pneu-
monia. He was 40 years old. and leaves q
widow and hve children.
John Akin. AN old resident OF Rensselaer,
county, died Yesterday at his home In Johnson
vile, y. ", at the age OF SO.