The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-31
Obituary Notea.

Mrs. Mary Ludington, relict Of Harvey r.
J.. yesterday; She celebrated her ninety.fourth
IN RlF' her yu on Tf hesith. This fhs m lnsr nhsh' sh 5s'1 w r
showed her to be dend. Mrs Luding,on leaves
hood. having a great great grandchild living in
Stamford. Conn, who is II years of age.
moved, With her p'ronts to s%uIiivan" coun.
ty when IA years Of age. She, is
fifteen great.grnn dchildren, and several great
c;yI; Il: Ludineton Of Monte ito; !Henjamin Of
formerly connected with the New York Custom
House under Arthur; Moses of Chicago, and
neral viii te held sunda W. and the body Will u he
taken on Monday to Woodlawn Cemetery and
inferred in the family plot.
The Rev. DR.. Stephen II. Camp. pastor OF the
Unity Church in Brooklyn, died OF paralysis
yesierd y at his country house a, South Wood
stock. Conn, whore he vas stricken on july 3.
soon after his dspnrture from IT, city; DR.; Camp
was graduated from the Me'dville Seminary.
kso ssTv as , IS 'GGa oPPps d 2, 2 HiS'G Gnr GPs1 the Mar.
His first pastoral CHARGE was in Toledo, o. In
1859 he came am to Barooklyn and became pas:
Church. which. was organized in that year.
and remained in charge of it until the close Of
Woodstock he held regular services each Sun:
day, and his house was known as the Cathedral
II nrd .he Iv p'n me ira ne preached Th" fuh his i,s ser sermon 2vi IL
be held at South Woodstock this afternoon. and
the interment will be in Mount Auburn Gene
terry. Boston. DR.. Camp leaves one son.
Mrs. Esther J. McMartin. widow OF Coun-
Sc Tor Martin McMsrtin. was found dead in
bed AT her residence in Johns'own. y. Y. ycster-
BEEN caused by apoplexy. She was ~ ycnrS OF
age. and was a sister OF the late Burnct. II.
P1 "GmSIow who ,n for Tn m,ny Ir ySa rs MAS WA cs s@pGTy ds Er Of
ton. Her husband, who died in 1879. was a
Johnstown lawyer. who went TO the civil war as
Q~uartermaster of the ll5lh New, York volun-
tcers. She is survived by five children. Donald.
John, Walter. and Annie Of ;lohnstown,, and
Mrs. William II. Wayne. residing in Brooklyn.
Mrs. MrMprtin's son Donalt is n wcll.known
lHwycrof Johnstown, and her son John is n West
Point graduate. who has served as Second
Lieutenant in the army for several years in the
far West.
u. Sidney Sampson. until recently President of
the BROOKLYN Ethical Association. died at his
home. FL Columbia Hri hts, ycstord ". aged SO
yc RS. He was born in New bedford. Mass: and
VS. graduated from the, New Bedford High
School. He was graduated from Amherst Col
leGe in 1865. delivering the lhilosophic Il ora
ton nj he commencement. He W. q graduate
Of the C Co ~ n 81 Lay ,s sch 100 and he began the he
Second Unitarian Church OF Brooklyn. He was
a member of the Twilight Club OF this city. His
wife survives him.
Mrs. Cynthia Griffin. widow Of William Grit
fin OF Waycross, Ga. died yesterday. She was
s5 years old. She was the mother OF twenty.
six sons and daughters. fifteen o. them having
in the civil war. Mrs. Griffin had a pension as
widow Of an Indian war veteran.
Hieronymus Blank, u well.known east side in.
surance agent, die on Thursday at his hmse,
81 East Third street. from apopleXy. Mr.. Blank
WIS horn in Germen in 1919 and came to this
country in lsi7. lie started in 1865 one OF the
first insurance agencies on the east side, and
the venture succeeded.
Robert X. Martin. co'ored, aged 100 years
former slave. and gained his liberty through
saving the life OF the daughter OF n rich planter
during n fire.
Police Sergeant Philip Reilly of New Haven
al one time one OF the Rh'est and most widely
known detectives in New England. diei yester
day OF heart failure produced by an attack Of
malaria.
William c. Burt, paying teller OF the Sea
mems Savings Bank on Wall street. and who had
been employed there for thirty-three years
| died yesterday at Plainteld, \. j.