The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-17
OBITUARY..

Thursday at Rapport, L. l.. at the home of his SON.
in-law, Charles A. Post. Gen. do Trobriand was
born in France eighty-ono years ago. and came to
this country In 1s41. He went to the front in
the civil war rs Colonel Of the Fifty-ffth New
York Volunteer Infantry, and was transferred
in December. 1862. to the Thirty eighth Regi-
ment. He was mustered out a year later. and.
He was mustered out a second time on Jan. is.
assigned to the Thirty.6rst Infantry. In
Thirteenth Infantry. and ten years later was
retired. Gen; de Tsobrisnd received the
S sreyG me rnnK Si s se4vioss depinS tho fS5 war ssiia on
March 2, 1867, and Major-Genera1 Of Volunteers
on April 8. 1865. for highly meritorious services
during the campaign terminating with the sur
render OF Gen. Lee. Before entering. the Union
army Gen. dc Trobriand edited and published
was also author Of several books. including
the Potomac" This Mork was written in French.
ROOFS sas men p San Francisco. dIss saddsaiy two
Lake county, Cal. where he was out in the hills
bunting. y Is supposed he lost his way and
business man., He obtained the lease Of tho
Market and Jones streets. San Francisco.
twelve years ago. when every one said IL was
too far out for trade. He pulled the trade out
there. and built up an enormous business by
CIlSgl bhiCp anu n . VI tibihE. ~ VOC ah
freshman, so years old. He received training
as a draper in Dublin, and came to America
thirty years ago. HIS was public spirited and
I yss5s%$Ss ssr: & ! rs. $sss : q 4 $ 4. ;sseseSsh i +:
He was a son OF the late Capt. Richmond
iA afa Eom U; s; NJ oS and " a ET niiH I H Of the the
about os SO yeSrs old IG ana a a. gr aT u of p Prin %ss
ton in the class OF 1850. Mr.. Aulick was
attacked with lung trouble several months ago.
and Hpanf tn Trantnn for tFaafnanf He i'm.
to remove him TO Colorado this week. but he
Gen. Robeson's residence on Monday. and inter
menJ will be mace ut Washington, DC.
Henry Rowland. u pioneer resident Of Long
Park. aged So years. He built the Howlsnd
House at Long Branch and there entertained
Jefferson Davis. John c. CSihosn. George W,
Childs' Mofati9 m all the ,orsisn AT b om;
other notables Of the early sixties. Mr.. How.
land was instrumental in building the Long
Branch and seashore Railway. now the New Jer-
was also the first Postmaster OF Long Branch.
having. been appointed by President William
Henry Harrison.
James A, McLochlin. NJ, D., OF, 1877 West
Twenty-hrst street, died at his South Broad way
summer cottage in Saratoga yesterday after.
long tine from BriSht's disease. He had BEEN a a
Saratoga cottager many years. DIR: McLochlin
isa Siso !" s %lSGw, fT Ss d a sI:eeS. M fna T Ei iGn. Me- Me-
Lochlin OF Saratoga. DR.. McLochlin was a
member OF the Tammany General Committee.
Twenty.1irst district. and OF tho Tammany So
ciety. Tho interment will be in Saratoga.
Na Riehird a 4; P at e. g bd Pror'i /" Ma ESMnIp. Iosn. Of
avenue, yesterday, of lockjaw. Mr.. Price was
New, York Heavy Artillery during tho civil war,
and fought in seventeen battles. He belonged
Gran Legion, No. 100. OF Newark: He served two
years as an Assemblyman from Essex county.
He leaves o widow. a son, and two married
daughters.
A London cable despatch announces tho death
had charge Of the Canadisn quarters there. He
was formerly engineer OF the Canadian Public
Works Department, but came to grief in the
scandal that retired Sir Hector Langevin from
in his early days raised a company of volunteers
TO ropel the Feninns crossing from the United
States.
Col. Joseph Conrad, Y. 8. A., retired, died at
congestion OF the brain, He was 90 years old.
His remains will DO taken to Washington for
tnterment on Sunday. He was a widower, and
leaves two children.
Ecvius of Freehold. N. j.. and sister Of Judge
Henry NJ. Neyius, ex-senator, died on ThursdSy
night OF heart disease. Miss Hevius was about
40 years old. She WAS for many years librarian
OF the Freehold public library,
L. Livingstone, II pioneer liquor merchant of
San francisco. died o. Monday at Frankfort,
Germany. lie WINS born near that city and had
mace his home with his family there for several
years.
James Symington. who served with distinction
during the war as u corporal In Battery c. FirHt
Connecticut Heavy Artillery, died In Washing.
ton on Thursday. aged 10.
Col. Henry 7. Sandford, n well.known LAWYER
and g. A. r.. man, died In Albany yesterday,