The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-19
OBITUARY.

Malcolm Graham OF tho Arm OF Hartley &
Graham. dealers in firearms and ammunition
died yesterday morning at his country home
at Seabright N. J, He was born in 1882 and
was the son of John Lormcr Graham at one time
his business career as clerk in The oes % Smh
Young & Co In 1858. with Marcellus Hartley
and :! X. Schuyler he formed the firm OF Schuyler
Lane. The arm aftcrward became Hartley &
Graham, Of ala Broadway. Mr.. Graham was
also one Of The owners ald ofiSeIs Of the Union
Company and the Bridgeport Gun Implement
Company; He was for maay years an elder
Gently, however, he had been attending the Brick
Presbyterian Church, He was a member OF the
chamber cha nj .s q Comneree. s. Andrews Socts.y
ead q the New York % and s HSSs
Sied twice. Ills rst vile was Miss Annie T DouRi s
who died In iS7s In 1875 he married Mrs,
Whitock, and a daughter Of the late James r.
q ii. .si marriage John Lorms Tu' G fnrs"
Malcolm Graham Rober, Dun Graham and Mary
Douglas Graham.
The Hon Isaac J. Evans, former County Judge
Of Oneida county, died AT his home in Rome. n. Y,
SsT,dSy s hs1h Vas very sudden g Judge
entered wbitestown Seminary, teing gradu.
atcd with honoIs in the classical department
" b. Bliss and later with Ha BSr i ssy Tn
HIS legal education was completed at the Albany
law School, and in May, 1870, he was admitted
the practice Of his profession in Rome.
., Tn. .n Hon ,o Anenias Hulse leading citizen
day from injuries received last Saturday by Being
thrown from his carriage His horse became
and overturned tho Vehicle Mr. Mu i@' %ns
Justice OF tho Peace for twenty years and In 1858
n widow ia ia
The manager Of John s. Johnstonas photo
graphic studio at 1868 broadway received a tele.
gram from Niagara Falls yesterday announcing
ih IL Caught M sa Hsd dcd hGTS Of G"
Columbia Shamrock yacht races and never rc.
covered from its effects lie had gone 70 Niagara
city for burial
CHpt William Wallace Louis died yesterday
a. Now Orleans, aged g. He was a native Of
with Mark Twain and Capt Bixsby He was
captain Of Confederate river gunboat during the
phis,. After the war he served as captain Of thc
Natchcz, feathers and other big river steamers
- H La coI,lsnS Gapse graduate Of tho class
o. AZ, w. Sscaicld, ias University; and student
died al New Haven on Sunday Of appendicitis
ne was Y years old and was the son Of II. ray-
worm Company the shipbuildcrs Of Wilmington.
Theodore c Wallace died at Montclair, n. J.,
yesterday. IL Was his hfty.scvcnth birthdny,
he had been In the Iron and steel business for
forty years and was q member Of the Arm Of
ogden q Wallace at b77 Greenwich street He
was member OF the Veteran Association Of the
Sevcnty-iirst Regiment
James Guiiioyle, a well known Brooklyn builder
and uncle of Building Commissioner John Gull.
ioyle, died yesterday, at his home, 1876 Nassau
street. In his fifty NTH year. lie served in he
old Volunteer Fire Department in New York
Holeayes widow. a son and three daughters
Ahner ID, rhurber died yesterday at his hom.
~ Sidney Place, Brooklyn, In his sixtieth year
He was connected for long time with the Arm
OF H. X. II, b. Thurber but retired from
acuve business several years ago. Ills widow,
William Priest Holling shcad, So years old.
a retired manu- tacturer, died shortly before mid
ght on Saturday, at his home 90 Gritith street,
Jersey City Heighta
Michael Hegerty, Chief Of Police of Rome. N v
Died yesterday after protracted illness He had
been Chief Of Police Of Rome since 1890