., Tuesday, April 7. He was born in Ireland sixty years ago. DAVID FORCE REED, retired general con¬ tractor

operation. He was born in Somerset County, Pa., in 1844 and was a veteran of the Civil War. He

, wholesaler of yellow pine, whose office is located at 29 Broadway, has been appointed Eastern aeent

He was born m Ireland in 1844 and came to this coun¬ try about fifty years ago. He is survived by his

, and in 1844 he started in the tin rooflng business in Bayard street, between Forsyth and Chrystie streets

and sincerely regretted. Col, Cruger was born in this city in 1844, and came from an old New York family. He

; and in the above connection no one possesses a grander heritage or transacts a larger business than Bryan L

was seventy-nine years of age and had been retired from business for fltteen years. He is survived by a son

, Sunday, April 10. He was born in Michigan, August 7, 1844, and was graduated -from tho^ University ot

. Smith & Son. Mr. Smith, while doing a brokerage business, has made a specialty of placing large building

, at his home, 36S Carleton av, Brook¬ lyn. Born in the year 1844, in the borough where he died, Mr

, Mrs. John C. Jay, Mrs. Coster, Mrs. Seton, and his sons, Edward, Rufus aud Frederick were born

suddenly in Philadelphia, on Monday. He was born in 1844 and was a veteran of the Civil War. He

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¬ tracting and Engineering Co., 29 Broadway, New York. Mr. Barney will specialize in port and terminal

buildings, notable among which were Aldrich Court. 41-45 Broadway; the Columbia n'uikling. at 29 Broadway

. E. Tucker, engineer, has moved from 141 Broadway to 29 Broadway. Ame Delhi, architect, formerly

.—A special meeting of stockholders wili be held at the offices of the company, 29 Broadway-i March 3, at 2 p

& RICHARDS, consulting engi¬ neers in technical advertising, have moved their offlces trom 29 Broadway, to SO