The evening times., 1902-06-02
OBITUARY NOTES.

James Brown Lord the architect, died
al his home at q West Fifty-fourth
Street. New York. at 7 o'clock last even
ing, after 2 lingering Illness In March
last be went TO Florida. but the change
did him no good. Mr. Lord was suffer
ing from cancer Of the liver Mr. Lord
was born in New York city fOTty-three
years ago. His father was James c
Lord son Of Daniel Lord the eminent
lawyer. and his mother the daughter Of
James Brown. founder Of the banking
business Of Brown Bros
Francis Crawford. a wealthy builder
and one Of the best-known residents OF
the Bronx. \. Y. died OF Saturday at
his home in Williamsbridge. aged sixty
three. He was native of Ireland and
came 10 New York thirty-fve years ago
He had lived in Williamsbridge twenty
eight years He built more than a hun
dTcd private houses and apartments on
the upper West Side in the neighbor-
hood Of Seventy second Street, west Of
Central Park. New York city The Olin
Methodist Episcopal Church In VIII
liamsbridge was erected and largely
supported through MT. CTa awford's con
t-ibutions. Two years ago he ran for
State treasurer on the prohibition ticket
and in the last municipal campaign he
was the cand1 date Of the prOhihitionists
for comptroller OF the city Of New York
John B Pennington. aged seventy seven
years. died al Dover. Del. last evening
He was once attorney general Of Della
ware and served two terms in Congress.
having been elected by the Democrats
He was the father of Mrs. Dunning and
Mrs. Deane. who we're poisoned by the
box Of candy sent to Mrs. Dunning from
san Francisco In 1898.
Joseph Muir died at his home. corner
Winscr Place and Hillside Avenue. Glen
Ridge \ J, on Saturday night On
Tuesday last he celebrated his nine
tieth birthday For many years he
conducted tailoring business in New
York. Two sons and one daughter sur
vive him
=. c. DOrTe. president OF the \ G.
DoT-e Hotel Company. managing the
Grand Central and Gibson House Of Gin
linDati- died yesterday OF apopIexy. aged
sixLy-one years. About TWO months ago
his partner. D c Shears, died suddenly
Of the same trouble
Joseph Edward Westc0t died in Balls
ton, y. Y. yesterday at the age of sew
enty-fve years He had been in the Sar-
atoga county clerks Office for thirty
years and was deputy county clerk for
twenty years
Montefore Isaacs, the weT-knovn
broker. died yesterday at his home l51
West Twenty second Street. New Yer
city. after a TWO months Illness FIia
death vas due to kidney trouble. lie
was born siZtv-two years ago in one OF
the Oldest and most distinguished He
brew families. His uncle was Sir Moses
HCursfOTe. Of London The father OF
2,T. Isaacs was $. l. Isaacs. who bulls
the first copper mills in the United
states in 1910, at BeIeviIIe. y J Men
tehCTC Isaacs went 20 the front In the
civil war with the Ninth New YORK Reg
iEaent. Ee resigned from the army in
1859 and started lu business here IS o
broker EC was never married He was
% member OF many clubs ilcI-[il- the
Union, Metropolitan, Racquet. Tuxedo.
Manhattan, and South side Club. The
funeral VIII be on Tuesday and will be
private MT. Isaacs leaves two brothers
and three married sisters
Mary Isabel Jennings Reid. wife Of
Gen Louis P di CecncIa. director of the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art. died yes
terday at her home. IC9 East Fifty-seF-
eEth Street.