Edwin A. Crulkshanlt, who retired In
i*>J ?? senior member of the real estate
firm now known as the Crulkshanlt ,
Company at 141 Broadway. died Thurs- ?
day at his honie. 4.".S Washington avenue,
Brooklyn. He was 77 year* old and was ;
a veteran of tho civil war. Ha was one
of tho founders of U. S. Grant Post, No. j
327, G. A. R., and an organizer of the
old Real Estate Exchange of New Tork
City, serving at one time a* Its presi
dent. He is survived l?j his wife, Mrs.
<*u*le H. Cralkshank; n daughter, Mrs.
Susie B. fcnyder, and a brother and sis
ter. Interment will be lu Greenwood
Camettry.
Capt. thoman f. nniERTOT
Capt. Thomas F. Brlerton of V'nglne
Company 253, who hud been III since
F?bruary, died Thursday l.i his home.
1329 Seventy-scventn street. Brooklyn, a
few hours after medical examiners of
the Fire Department had Issued an order
requiring him to appear for determina
tion of his physical fitness to continue
In acMv# service. Capt. Brlerton be
came a member of the department In
1195, and in 1*9* was placed on the
roll of merit for conrplcuona bravwry.
He Was appointed a oaptaln January t.
1910.
% if to xi 51 ni noar.
Pabis, April 15.?Amman Du'iost.
former President of the Fren<h Senate,
died to-day.
Antonln Dubost was born April *,
1*44, nt L'Arbresle, Rhone. He was a
member of tlio (."hamber of Deputies
from 1*80 to 1*97, and was Minister
of Jurtlre from 1*93 to 1R94. He be.
came a Senstbr In 1*97 and was made
President of tho Senate In 1908. which
post he held until recently.
