New-York tribune., 1919-07-15
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| is dead at his home in Brooklyn. He w..
born in Chtcopee, Mass. and was emnlevsa
for several years by the Western Union and
Postal Telegraph companies. He went into
turned to telegraphy. serving as a train Dis
patcher before he Joined THE Evening Sun
WALTER F. WALKER. seventv-or.
poultry dealer. is dead in Newark, n. ]. Es
was an organizer of the Centre MARI,
Building and Loan Association, a member ~
the Centre Market Merchants Association
and = director Of the knights of Pythia,
Building and Loan Association.
ROBERT I. CONNOLLY. fifty-six died
Sunday in Nutley. N. j. His son George. az
other son il stili in France. Mr.. ConnolIv
was Z member Of the Knights of Pythias.
MRS. ELIZA ANGEL CRAIG. eisbtv.s;x
widow Of Horatio Craig. founder of the paper
Arm Of H. @. Craig 4 Co., is dead at sas
Bedford Avenue. Brooklyn.
HOWARD L. HERRINGToN. forty.two
formerly manager Of the New York office Of
the Travelers' Insurance Company. died Fri.
day at New Haven.
JOHN J. QUALTERS, seventy-six. vet.
eran Of the Civil War. died Sunday He wa,
! a member Of McPherson-Doane Post G. A. R.
For many years he was employed as a ma
chipist in the Brooklyn navy yard.
THOMAS MORRIS. retired builder. died
yesterday at 90 Underhill Avenue Brooklyn.
FRED w. WILSON, twenty an en-
ploye of the Hanff-Metzger Advertising
Agency, died Sunday at Rochelle Park N /
THOMAS KINCAID. ninety three, shoe
maker. said to be the Oldest Mason and Oldest
member Of the G. A. r. in New Jersey, is
dead at Boonton, N. j.
MRS. REBECCA BYRAM REED. ninety.
<%,,r ~ of
died Saturday.
JOSEPHINE H. PERRUM KNOX. fifty.
headmistress Of the Collegiate Institute. died
yesterday at her home, 612 Fourteenth Ave
nue., Paterson, N. y. She WAS I gradua.e Of
Barnard College and of Teachers College.
Columbia University. Her dc ath was due t,
q nervous breakdown.
MRS. MARGARET c. BRADLEY, thirty
eight wife Of Mortimer Bradley. treasurer
Of the City National Bank, died yesterday.
CHARLES NUNS. eighty-two who vas
associated for many years with the America,
Cereal Company as q manage. died Sunday
1T his home In Ridgcwood. N. }. He was
member Of the New York Produce Exchange
DIR. HERMAN EICHHoRN. thirty-eight.
who practfsed medicine in New York for
twelve years. died Sunday at h's home, Il
West 177th Street. He was graduate OF
the College of Physicians and Surgeons and
member Of the New York Social Club
JOHN ELLIOTT. seventy-four. for twenty
years associated with the Fidelity and Cas-.
ualty Company. died Sunday at his home.
2406 Grand Avenue. The Bronx. He was
formerly manufacturer Of woollens in
Canada, where he was born.
HENRY MARX. thirty-five lawyer, with
offices at 1859 Broadway, died Sunday at l27
West 112th Street. He was a graduate Of
the College Of the City of New York. in the
class Of 1901. and of the Columbia Law
School, in 1904. He was a member of the
Democratic Club and the Free Sons of Israel
DIR. JOHN PECK BROOKS. seventy-hve
is dead 1T Providence. r. l. He was grad.
uats Of the Hygeio-Therapeutic College. in
New York.
MRS. BARBARA GALLY. ffty-nne
wife Of Leopold Gally. a furniture dealer
died Sunday at her home, so Woolsey Street
Astoria.
JOHN M. HANDLEY. OF 300 West Fifty
ninth Street, who drove q 50-horsepower
Benz car in a transcontinental tour from
New York to San Francisco. died at Kiska.
tom, N. Y.
FREDERICK H. STEINHARDT, chef
who for many years had been associated
with leading hotels and clubs, died on Sur
day at . hospital at Summit. N. J. lie was
born in Germany seventy years ago He
came here when he was twenty years old.