The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-30
OBITUARY.


more United States bonds greenbacks and
revenue stamps than any man connected
with the Government. died at his home in
Washington on Friday night after an illness OF
several weeks. For nearly thirty five years Mr..
Sullivan held the lines over the pair OF blacks
hooked to the heavy Treasury wagon which
makes trips from the Bureau OF Engrav-
ing and Printing to the Treasury. and
1t would be simply impossible to esti-
mate the value OF the securities and rev.
enue stamps he had handled. The revenue
stamps, alone would run up into the hundreds
van had been. connected with the de-
partment he had refused to accept any leave
d hf %heh b that hat" ss
honestly earned. and that TO take money for
labor not performed would simply he taking
that TO which he was not entitled. or accepting
he accept pay for DAYS lost on account Of sick
absent from duty single day save when sick
He was taken il last January. but refused to
ask for leave. and when papers making appli-
clned to use them. Mr.. Sullivan continued to
work irreEnlarly until June -. when he was
old and was q native Of county Cork. Ireland
New York city was his first home in America,
he coming to this city when mere youth.
ths is snn m @ Of S sm
e6 years old. OF Oakland. Cal. Mr.. Craih was
born II sorsI, near p Montreal. and in i9te was
came and he started for the Pacific coast BY
way Of Care Horn. His mother followed him
expert He owned two or three p mines s'hR hing
sT in 81 SSS s
Oakland to Mexico in the interest OF Eastern
health failed, and he started for San Francisco
IN q schooner. The Captain of the boat lost
The water became bad on the ship, and when
Crab arrived at Snn Francisco on July 49, he
w9 i a from So arGR c III d Ms hs I'll
to Elizabeth Quinn, a cous in Of Lord Dun '
raven. She and three daughters survive him.
Lovell Crab and Miss Grace Evans n't Craib. The he
two latter are visiting friends in this city
Aaron c, Goodman, one o. Hartford's earliest
at his home in that. city Yesterday He was was
formerly President Of the ,PhTniy Mutual In
Gs@MpnnS sPcGssedng Eson Pesssn
He had not, actively engaged in Lusi-
od os Rrr H. a S"f" hi. MT Hnr
connection was with the ,puhIehing house OF
BTes Go In lst2 he engaged in tho
name Of SLmner & Goodman. In 1852 he sold
out and went into the paper business in New
His first connection with the phpnix Mutual
WAS in 1851 as n stakeholder and director ut ito
formation.
Word was received Yesterday Of the sudden
death OF DR.. Robert Hunter OF Plainfeid " J :,
which occurred at his summer home, Cascara.
Canada: He wns horn in Scotland. After com
pletinR hi medical studies he came to this coun-
try and became specialist IN lung troub
Hotel il Plainneld. changed it's name to Hotel
Huntcrs,on.. and conducted n sanitarum
there. The institution was not a success and
this year he leased the hotel to Major F. W
Coleman. The doctor Is survived by five sons
and n daughter. Mrs. Porter. who res ides az
tho Ifunterston.
James Lane. who was formerly mem Der OF
the woodenware firm OF Early & Lane. died on
Friday Mt his home. 10Y Columbia Heights
Brooklyn In the siSty-third year Of his ago.
since his settlement in BROOKLYN in 1854. and
was long he superintendent OF the Bethel Mis-
sion. He lenveS widow. n sOn and two daugh-
tors. The Rev. DR. Lyman Abbott will ofllciat q
al the funeral services at the house Tomorrow
afternoon.
crosby the city % Paterson. y. J.. owes the es-
tablShmrnt Of the General Hospital died at
that hospital on Friday night. She was az
years old and had been Ill II month with the
of the Hospital Association for twenty-seven
years and devoted herself almost exclusively
to its welfare She used her income and much
OF heT wealth for the heneht of tho institution
The Rev. Brother ColmaS. who WAS known in
tn" world as Peter Snnott. died on Friday in
health lie was 81 yenrs old The funeral
will be at the Sacred Heart Academy in West
Chester tomorrow morning Mt 10 o'clock.
Mrs Kiz2ie Booth died ut her home in Din
widdie county. Va. on Friday. at the advanced
age Of l05 years She was a native of Dinwid-
leaves three children. One is - years old, an :
other 40. and the third tS