The sun., 1901-08-04
oBlruARY.

picture frames In this city half a century
atsd and ss,.,sa Was a pioneer IN, the busine.s
street. He was born 10 Berlin in 1918, and
came 70 this country IN 1851 As young
man Re had Ind no edpcstion to speak o
prct a%ss MAKING nS hs Uf %hss wsrs w,n cone sse
iiteia .qre and wrote several books. one OF
tnem Oeing Phantasy and Life" When
es years old Mr. Grnn,m mastered modern
Greek and went abroad and took an active
interest r1s n excavations in the interest Of
twenty year. he had amused himself By
clay modeliins He leaves son and a
Capt Charles William Kennedy, for many
Of the White Star steamship Company, died
yssterday at his residence, Cambridge. Mas
me was born at 81 Helene In 1873 His father
during o saBS
hennedy began his career as a seaman when
ie years old. In 1884 he entered the service
sanhns sns S GoY%gsny Yags syna a. Rs rd
pool IN 1872 he secured the command Of
the Baltic on the White Star Line lie con-
ant anusd a, her commander until 1875. when the
losing the sight Of his eres. he was compelled
p retire from the service. and he resigned
MS command In November. 1885.
The Rsv Dr. Brady Eleetu. Bsokys. rector
Ninth avenue, died on Friday az hls summer
hoTs soy IN on assss Hs was born
the ministry sa studied IL and se,S.s %ss admtte
from Trinity college Hartford. in 1870. and
iSGm S ~ tne lien General Theolosi9sl Seminary IN
priest IN 1874. when he became rector, Of
Christ Church; Cooperstown. He Was called
ri Snurfh ISIS 81 The hs M9S dhRG:s s. Annie
Taylor Of this city. She and q son and daugh-
ter survive him
Mrs: Clara Everett Ma,tus, who died at her
EFss,iSdsnGe Fs,S.g .rn lGS, Dean street BroSklyn on
Club of Brooklyn. She was born at
wtsssthfEm; ,sst Ea,,Is Mass, on % June :: is4: He,
Edward Everitt Mrs. Mastus had been
an invalid for the past Ave years and suffered
q stroke Of paralysis on Feb. Is last. She
oldest son married Miss Margaret Cameron
Of Brooklyn In November. 1900.
drinnsll Burt. WHO had been President
o. the az Lehlsh and Hudson River Railroad
county. In his, seyenty-ninth year He was
born In Bellvale, Orange county, In. 1872 and
entered the railway service In 1880. From
Vile and Water Gap Railroad, and at other
times was man ;..ser Of the NewYork and Green
wood Lake Railroad. for two years President
R.o ns sna Mss' %nd sas
Of the Warwick Valley Railroad
Judge Samuel Powell died at St. Francis
na.v. G q snow a asia IL az 70 Eos.
ana In isH and served In the Confederate
Army during the Civil War. He was elected
a Presidential elector on the Seymour and
Blair ticket In 1858 and Judge OF the Court
Of Appeals In 1880 serving for twelve years.
He was leader In the Democratic party Of
Louisiana
Bernard J. Ford died In Newark yesterday
morning. leaving widow and nve grown
children. He was born in Ireland 6S years
ago and was brought TO this country when
an infant. Ten years ago he was appo inted
superintendent Of the State House at Trenton.
He was an insurance agent In Newark for
many years and was prominent In Demo-
cratic politics there.
Col. Henry Clay Conde, lawyer and sol
der. died in Ballston. n. Y. on Friday night
Of heart failure. aged es years. He served
In the Civil War as Colonel on the staf OF
Major General John A. Nelson. He prac-
tised law In st. Louis until twelve years ago,
when he became blind and returned to Balls
ton. widow and son survive