The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
OBITUARY.

James !. Raymond. head Of 4. A. vantine 4
Co.. died at his home at stamford, Conn. yes
terday afternoon. he was taken IN suddenly
on saturday. An operation for appendicitis
was peri ormed on Saturday night Mr., Raw
mond was a son Of Edward Raymond Of Bed
ford. y. Y. and was educated IN the public
schools there Thirty years ago he entered
the Nantine house "a partner. lie was lar gely
death he became It's head. he was mem
Der Of the Onion League CLUB, the Aldine
a director IN the keal Estate Trust Company
and the Lincoln Trust Company. His wife
was trace C. Adams, daughter Of the late
col Adams Of Brooklyn. She and one son,
Irving. survive.
Frederick Goldsmith Of the New York
Stock Exchange died yesterday morning
was the only son OF Allen Thomas Goldsmith.
y Y, on Pep ?, ls5s The plaGgs is still
had It since 1892 MIR Goldsmith was edu;
Gated at the Hartford High School; he started
~ business In Louisville. ny lie came 70
the hrm OF F I, Goldsmith 4 % to which
the name, however. being changed 10 Gold
smith. Wolf a Lyons In 1892 he bought
married sra Miss Carolyn Carol Lstbfop, Who sur
wives him lie Was a member Of the Man
haitian Club and the Atlantic Yacht club
comamaodoTe YGarnSdeibit died SiO yesterday at
The Hotel Carlton. stamford. Conn. Of heart
disease. Hts wife and only child are on me
ocean on the steamship kroonland. hey
sailed from Dover after long tour o. Eu-
rope and did not know az that time OF MI.
Barker,S illpesS MT BarEfrs rs W9tnGfs WI MS
She married Smith Barker OF New l%k.
Subsequently she married, GuStave ISntte
Of France and went abroad to live. OAKLEY
Barker remained in this country and was
brought M by Commodore \anderbht: ne
lie nod
business lie was about 90 years OF age.
Nbathar Richards, Wholesale shoe dealer
Of Manhattan, Sdict at his bone, ~ fqTt
Greene place, BROOKLYN, yesterday. m his
sivty-eiChth year lie was born in Dedham,
Mass and came to New York IN his early
was known on the Ocean Parkway and later
on the Speedway as one Of the oldest drivers
Of fast ,trottinE horses. Hc was a m1SSmoer
He is survived by wife, on" daughter and
two sons.
Asel 4. Gates. father Of John W. Gates.
Charles. Ill. He was IS years Of are and
vas born in Psrkman. III =. In October, 1919,
four sons, George " Gates, who was killed
e. Rebe hiIiSS G ff 70 W estes H6ose dssIS
by violence in 1873 was the suhlect OF much
inquiry; clifford Gates. who died In infancy,
and John W. Gates
Charles A. Catalan. for many years one Of
ark. died on Monday al his home. - East
Park street He gave up the millinery bust
ness a few years ago TO take Responsible
place with the firm Of Ballantine Co, brew
ers He leaves a widow, three sons ana two
daughtcrs
Albert Courtlandt Mum employed for
many years in the American Exchange at
Broadway and Cedar streets New YORK,
died on Monday night az his home, ia sur
net street Newark. lie was for many years
prominently connected with amateur theat.
ricas'in Newark. He leavcs'a widow and
one son.
The Rev. Charles Ellis Walton. q super
numerRry minister 81 the Newark Methodist
Episcopal Conference died on Monday night
al the home Of bis son, y. ' Walton, super
vising principal Of the Springfield schools,
who lives In Millburn, Nj. He was IS years
old
John Mcdonald who died on sunday a.
his home, ell Wiiloughby avenue, BROOKLYN
had been employed a. an inspector In the
Appraisers Stores for thlrty,SeNen years,
Vie was a civil war veteran ana New YORK
volunteer fireman. Two sons and four
daughters survive him.
lanes Mills, who died on Sunday at his
home SOFA LAFAYETTE avenue, Brooklyn, In
HE aevcpty-dfth year, was one OF the oldest
mem bcra or the Swedenborglan Church Of the
New Jerusalem and charter member OF the
Apollo Gun,
John Sayre Martin died Yesterday o. pncu.
MONA Al the age Of 50. lie vas the head OF
the firm Of y = Martin 4 Go, produce dealers.
lie leaves a widow and three sons.