The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-29
Obituary Notoa.

Joseph BaniRan. ex-President Of the United
States Rubber Trust. and founder Of the Woon-
socket Rubber Company. died yesterday morn
ing In Providence. He vas born In Lasare vii
lage. county Monahan. ireland. June0 1880. He
was twice married, the last time to Maria Con-
way OF New York. by whom he had no children.
HiS fret wife was Margaret Holt, daughter Of
6s6 With hip In early rubber business. ,BSni-
ES9 learned the 1swelry trade here, and thep
$1,000 b sng o TaSps csp llttdluS which sffS Ia tsn y wlsa
4ettsd. In addition to large cash and stock divl-
dtends. 2 plant costing more, than S1.O00.000.
The Home ofthe Little Sisters Of the Poor and
the Aged and also the st. Maria Home for
for the b. Vipceht De ie'9 fs9i Home M sf ioT i Inia sisS
e 3 SsSS d t1sS%s Of Il f2 sSS.S0 3 year e az e e c$Sabd4(fSa
S SsiEsS e s ~ NS'99l nStssFsit7 Ne 1895 Eay6 ds9go'S &c 9 t.
churches and institutions; His wealth ofg oes-
9(99; He leayes q wid2Y and four children. Mrs.
van. and John aud William BaniGan.
Board Of Education. V died last hight esta at 5n 81 one
SSs E1 %aS|sv He HSI had EdI been 2 II M, sbSqt one month.
1884. and after studying In the public schools.
he entered Judson College, in Illinois, and was
sppolnted a member fine eI RAPID SdtS Transit HlSi he co Mns
misSl91 ~ the supreme Court In 1862. and
Years sch he va" Was siG a m n%n sS%e Of Slm he t B6o many ~
and 1895 He was President Of the, Knicfero
Trust Company. Tice-PresideHt Of the BoWery
Savings Bank. and a director Of the Peoples
81 Bank; HI He was Ais 3 z smbsr Of she Changer
SSSIstT and the M EsT hSEt 4 %MetropsIit sS.
Of Sfrt4Sli S ori and Hiding Clubs He was ons
$itfsc e re New %sYYS Ssk = gn i've AiStyi'Sr .gra 9 :
trustee Of The Northern Dispensary. Ills town
house was at so West Fifty seventh street. MIR.
GSorsiianaS iB5 armore oy d h's SEas' " %h 2lSEo s5 B BaTs
mR more Who was the founder OF the KnickeT-
Maclay and Robert Maclay. Jr.
Rochus Heinisch. President of the R. Heiniscb
Sone' Company, cutters. OF Newark, died on
EMiSSd aeS disyas sisS Mr, q Ha his home Hss II nth that & ciSy q
ark in 1885, He was the eldest son OF Rochus
heinissh, who came from Bohemia in 1929 and
u THU plato OF steel upon the inner sid u
SCISSORS ST. blades blades cast II malleahle iron. His in
out the world. His sons continued the busi-
ness utter his death and incorporated the pres
ent company MIR, Heinisch leaves a widow and
Andrew N, Underhill, formerly New York
died Yesterday at his residence in New 10
Chamber Of Commerce. Produce and MARITIME
Exchanges. Harlem Club and Harlem Repub-
lean Cub and Past Commander OF Alexander
belllon he Joined the Eleventh New York Volnn-
teerS or Ellsworth Fire Zouavas. and was after
ward Captain OF "a company In the Saventy-drst
Regiment, National Guard. He leaves a widow
and four children.
Abram J. Van Wrinkle, II years old, died on
Wednesday at his home. 10 Emory street. Jer-
sey City. For many years he was a paper mer-
chant In TBS city. ne firm being, Sands 4 Van
meyer 4 Song, He retired In 1890. He was a
brother of Peter q, Van Winkle. a former
United States Senator from West Virginia.
James A, Haradon, who rowed No, o In the
eiEht.oaTed race at Philadelphia on last SStuT-
day, died Yesterday in Worcester, Mass., OF ap-
ssiyed at atlantic City on last sunday. Hs WSs