The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-08

James Harvey Halsey dicd at his home, at GO
East Park street, Newark. n. j., on Sunday.
He WINS the senior member of the carriage leather
manufacturing firm of J. ii. Halsey s. Smith. of
which United States Senator James Smith, Jr.,
Is q member. Mr.. Halsey retired from active
business only three years ago. He was born in
Springfield, N. j., on May %, 1909, and went to
Newark in 1924. He learned the leather bust.
ness, and in 1886 embarked in it for himself.
In 1876 the firm OF J. II. Halsey g. Smith was
organized. Mr.. Halscy was an Alderman in
1874 or 1s45, and. was at various times idcntl.
He'd with Newark financial institutions. He
was n director of the Howard Savings %Institu.
ton. He leaves two sons.
Aaron Raymond. senior member of the firm Of
A. Raymond & Co., clothiers. died of Bright's
the ,Ariston. Broadway and Fifty.ffth street.
he mad been III eight or nine months. Mr.. Ray
on Feb. 20. 1884. In the Year 1857 he be sgIney a
member Of the firm of Rogers s. Raymond. On
July 4. 1864. Mr.. Rogers was accidentally killed,
ana tho firm has since been A. Raymond & Co.
Mr.. Raymond was a pewholder of the Madison
Avenue Reformed Church and was a member OF
Jockey clubs and of the Chamber of Commerce,
A widow, two sons. and three daughters sur.
vive him.
Fifteenth ward. Brooklyn, died ut his home, 1853
Greene avenue; on Sunday, of apoplexy. He
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d %an; Sa1 two ss,g ysars later re : when v he ran as an in;
a at asndidate s" asain IN 1855 IS Ss and as Wss eIeo,e 3D. T lis
was a member OF the Exempt Firemen's .Asso.
%e snd ON: He I leaves cav g a widow. three daughters.
q weigher Of general merchandise.
rmen Jackson died on Saturday at the
si9th vn Tor AGED Hd Me! Men in 3 Br t%l in his eighty.
OF John Jackson, this owner of Jackson's Hollow
IN Brooklyn. comprising sixty-seven acres Of
expensive litigation with the city over the as
OF the property. and one by one they
years ago Parmenus Jackson, the. Oldest of the
children. had to seek shelter in the home.
Frederick Krutz died in New Orleans on Sun.
He organized tho first street railroad in New
Orleans. He became the President of the New
most Of the line OF that road. He also built tho
steam line to Lake Pontchartrain and estab-
Orleans. II Q continued rs President or Supcrin.
tendent Of the city railroads until 1892, when he
retired because of old age.
Edgar. l., Requa OF Highland Mills, Orange
travelling salesman for Lee. Tweedy & Co. Of
New York and others for thirty years. lie
A.. I. Stewart. He was an expert also on fowls,
and at one time was President of the Hudson
in Republican politics and in the knights of
Pythias order in New York State. He leaves
Rev. Edgar Rcqua.
Garrett, NJ. Stack. a former member OF the
New York police force, diod at his home. 81
oulh ATlllRtOu HN6uues East OranRS, sunday
night. OF heart disease. He was in his seventy
third year and leaves q widow and one son. Mr..
Stack was born in Ireland in 1928 md came TO
New York in 1S49. In 1868 he was appointed a
patrolman.. After twenty.one years service he
was retired on a pension. Soon afterward he
removed to East Orange, and for the last eight
years had been q Justice of the Peace.
Charles Splitter, SO years old. died of paralysis
of the brain at his home. 800 Ocean avenue,
Jersey City, on Sunday night. He had been sui.
fering for eight months with enlargement of tho
the proprietor of Spitzer's Hotel, in Exchange
place, near the Pennsylvania Railroad ferry.
The Rev. Joseph Greenleaf, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at Washingtonville
Orange county. Is dead at go years OF age. HG
had been in the ministry thirty-five years. lie
was born in New York city. where his father,
Joseph Greenleaf, was prominent in business.
He leaves a widow but no children.
Calvin G. Rawson, aged 81. died at his home
In Norwich, Conn.,, on Sunday. He had been in
business there since 1885. He was 3 lincal
descendant OF Edward Rawson, Secretary of tho
Massachusetts, Colony. He leaves sons and
all married.
Lawrence Burroughs Gallagher. mate of the
receiving snip Vermont, died on Sunday at the
Naval Hospital In Brooklyn. He had served in
the navy since 1870.
John II. Tuttle. q well-known saddlery hard
manufacturer died on Sunday night at his
home. 800 Mulberry street, Newark, NJ. J. lie
was 10 years old.