The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-21
OBITUARY..
widely kno'
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The funeral OF Mrs. Susan Lyster. who died
on Saturday at the residence OF her son-in-
law. John II. Sanford, at 10 Perry street.
took place from the house yesterday afternoon.
The Rev. stephen Merritt officiated, assisted
by the Rev. Sylvester Lowther OF the Perry
Street Methodist Church. OF which Mrs. Lyster
was member. The interment will be made
this morning In the New York Bay Cemetery.
Mrs. Lyster was born near Dublin on Good
Friday. 1875. About forty-three years ago she
emigrated to Toronto. and thence came to
CanandaiRua. afterward to Brooklyn. and then
until her last Illness which was a short one.
and she retained all OF her faculties except her
to the last she could road without glasses. Her
memory remained remarkably good. Her bus
band John Lyster. was Methodist class
leader and writer OF some reputation.
Morris Friedsam. who had charge OF the
money changing privilege at the Barge Once
died suddenly on saturday at Mamaroneck.
once shared the leadership Of the Second dis
trict with Denis Shea. He WAS born in southern
lie lie beams a watchmaker, but gave up his
trade to take clerkship IN the Comp!rolers
onlce in 1859. At the breaking out Of the war
MAJOR. lie was member of the Excise Board
under Mayor Edison. and was made Collector
President Arthur. and held the. place three
years under the Cleveland Administration1, He
erai Committee and Of the Republican Club Of
the Twenty-third district.
COL Thomas Goode Morrow. until recently
1ad ed as Fl bis R resenesy ha
Dor born in Shelly county Ohio the son Of min'
as a private in the Fifth Ohio Volunteer Imam
try. and was subsequently promoted 20 be a
OF battle. At the close OF The war he served Tor
time against the Indians as an officer Of tho
oNWyaTEy from the
istic experience In Chicago and purchased the
Sunday Galene; which he edited until n few
months ago lie leaves n widow and ono son.
Charles A. Taylor. we'll known for many
years to the newspaper Profession in the Woat
and Southwest ms az able writer, WIS found
death resulted IRON an overdose OF morphine,
tnkent to inlay bodily pain. Al one time Mr..
Taylor was night editor Of tho Gi9bc- HSmo(rat.
and was latoly employed on the RrLrbNr.
There Is nothing known that would seem to
indicate suicidal intent.
Morris s. Beknap. an American banker OF
Orleans had been a Louisville and Nashville
ager OF the Georgia Central, when. two years
ago, he gave up railroad business for banking.
Jacob Ihs D. P n91sd German
sor II the late iiev. Dr. East as editor OF the
UriStian Apotogis', 2 GermaH weekly Iaper
DR.. II. c. Work. a prominent physician OF
Decatur. Ga, died yesterday, He was Pro,
lessor OF Physiology in both the medical and
dental departments OF the Southern Medical
College Of Atlanta. and was for many years
associate editor OF the SOmherH Medical
RPcOrd.
Louis Waldecker. for many years chief clerk
OF tho Bureau, OF Navigation. Navy Depart,
ment, died In Washington Yesterday. aged 81
years. He was born in Germany and had
been connected with the Aary Department Tor
about thirty years.
Judge John, d. Lewis died at his homo in
Waterford. \. y. on Saturday. aged 10. Judge
Lewis was a well-known lawyer. and one ofths
oldest residents Of Waterford. He leaves one
daughter aud four sons.
Daniel NcCulloch. founder Of Portland. KY.
and one OF the oldest merchRnts In that city,
died on Saturday night. He had been In bust.
ness in Portland since 1850. He was for many
years Town Treasurer.
Capt James ~. Bradshaw, an old ani
wealthy citizen OF Indianapolis, diod yes
terday
Mrs. CathRrine Welch, aged Gs years n resi-.
dent OF Waterford, y. y, died on saturdGy