The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-10
Obituary Notes.

Floyd Gallaudet. member of the old
Hugnenot family OF that name. died in New
Rochelle yesterday Of Bright's disease in
his seventy-elehth year Mr.. Gallaudet was
a descendant Of DR.. Pierre Gallaudet. who.
with orher Hnenenots. fed from France
after the revocation Of the Edict, of Nantes
and helped to settle New Rochelle in 1885.
4 brother Of Mr.. Gallaudet's srandfatih b.
Horse Brigade. orga nized in Westchester
county TO serve in the continental Army.
New Rochelle. having been in the possession
Of the family since 1885. 1t consists of lis
acres. Nj Gallaudet sold It few years; go 60
the family name in New Rochelle. as his only
child is a daughter.
Miss Rosa Mexican steedman, oldest dangh-
and sister OF Mrs, F. Rollins Morse Of New
port and Mrs. A. Lawrence Mason Of Boston,
son 6 o on Sss n e. the sSs wa sdsw
dead in bed. She was horn in Phila d i aa
and ynr sof Pha Is in Ba
nor more N snd HM IN the she
divided the season between York liarbor
nd RIs a,rso Na dI t. hs s,essms
ste sfns" now o in services with the Eleventh.
n n eb. s.sd%sn IN S ss FTsspRpe
Col. Daniel W. Fisk. who was for many
years, the proprietor Of the Helena. Mon
hgrd died % MoPdS ~seR X 81 Pee Hen
fro,r his home. at los PierIepont street. to
the hospital to he treated for an acute ear
or Ii M eva and WAS ns
captain in the 1920 New York Volunteers;
He was mustered ont Colonel, He helped
oys1and se Hs Is1 IT. ws
married in 1878 to Miss Ru!ia Walker. .daush:
ter Of Gen. Robert c. Walker. and niece Of
James G. Blaine.
Julius Sands. who died on Monday evening
in this city. was the senior member. Of the
large live stock and dry goods firm, Of Sands
T.%S n" Kan FOR Helena in issa with
the sf of "x snm Wh
he first dry goods house in Montana In
addition to It's mercantile business the Arm
business si in the state Mr. Sands il, survived
by his " iie. son. brother and four sisters.
lanes G. peForest. s.: Of New York city
died at his oontR on 'He sdmp
He Vas s'te. son no Of lockwood DeForest and
was horn in Con necticut on Oct. 3. 1922, He
greater ri portion of his fortune in, South
American trade, being member Of the Arm
Of M az Bank AND the Phns
! Ss ncn s Si is s"rvVcd by
four sons and two daughters.
at the GO Of 50 years, iIo went to work in a
5nhnS . Mssss Re. s s once Esca hoy
on TTE ST SIX a 30
Ns% Yors ' Sn1 Ne an %'s the WV H.
In late Years his eyesi chit had failed. and he
was forced toretire, Three daughters survive
him.
Richard n. NuRent, who was well, known
photographer up to ten years ago. when he
went into the real estate business; died o OF
Rroadwav He was born in this city on
Feb, ~ isss. and in the ,Sos took the pictures
e. all the voan,ses @"' Af
Of the Veteran Firemens Association and
a ss Ese %GGow and ye chdssS
Dr Augustin Thomson died on Monday
afternoon in Bosto as the result of an opera
ton on a carbuncle at the base Of the brain.
ae es Of 1 Ge war ia snded @edne o ct led
In Lowell. where, for thirty years. he enjoyed
n large practice In the early sos no in r,
1855 gave IN his practice to II large extent
to attend to its Manufacture and sale
Richard McMichae, who died on SUNDAY
in his seventy-ninth year. had for many
years been the owning manager OF congress
Hall at Saratoga H." retired from hr bushes
A son and daughter survive him
Capt John NJ; Brinker; known a. the man
who conceived III" plan OF holding big expo
He was called the Father Of the EPan- Amer-
can Exposition. although his plan Of holding
the fair on an island in Niagara River was
not adopted
Richard l.. Goode. oldest son Of the Hon
John Goode. died AZ Rockville. Md, yesteI.
day. He was - years old and in the United
Miss Sophia Parks Of Norfolk. daughter Ct
the late Commodore Marshall Parks.
julius &. Gable. Judge Of the !ouyt Of Com
mon Pleas in New Haven, died Yesterday in
the Post Graduate Hospital IN thi, city, where
lie was operated upon for the removal OF
goitre. He was IS years old and graduate
OF the Yale law school in 1919,
George B McCarto. Superintendent of
the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing under
President Grant. died IN SALON.. y y. yes
terday afternoon n r,d ~ wears. wife, two
daughters and three sons survive him.
EuiuS :. Pickett ono of the hesi known
lawyers Of New Haven, a vrndna'" .: he
! ale law school in 1873, died yesterday Of