The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-30

could not recover. He M1lsN/SVnffA. M
was conscious up to MIIlGQNMMWkA
the time OF his death. ASM1SSHWytgN
and his wife and his /NMtl)XlAlgksg
five daughters were WIZ
with him at the last. LEWIS LION
Lewis Lyon was born Of English parents in
birmingham. England. and during the first
few years Of his life he attended the public
schools OF that city. Then he came to New York
and studied at the University OF the City Of
New York. He entered the service Of the Third
Avenue Railroad. and In December 1875. was
elected treasurer OF the company. He had mar
ried the niece OF Henry Hart who holds con-
trolling interest In the road. In 1870 he was
made President Of the company. Under Mr..
Lyons management the stock OF the road
recovered from the blow that the elevated road
had delt It. Mr., Lyon was member of many
Lodge. 4os II. and q tie cen Central Turn
!ereiu Mr. Lyon leaves a wife and five
XiSert j. Elias. Mrs. heo Iao B. Meyer. Miss
My1n and is ss hySn His
tors Of the Third Avenue i Railroad. "' 0'''
Mrs. Mary A Croker died yesterday morning
81 Sd sRa # the q
ANTHONY street. now low worth t street., Her maid.
en- name was Cooper She married Lewis Per-
children. Mrs W. +. franklin Of Staten Island,
apf fb soh bas Croker o
ker's death SIC was St saperintendent Of the
i've The HssSa asa9 IBID !0S from tSe
house house Of John 4; GROCER; se5 West Eleventh
years The services at The house, eo viii be at
4: Rende q the Charles Street United Pres:
Mrs. Croker will be S the pail hearers 'O''' u
John Badger Clark died. Yesterday afternoon
hea Years. n born IN aten
son. \; H.. and graduated from Dartmouth
Ss ss hsnSbs I'll 1ss2 ns
been a. espneetea Win Ia SaIlsse q Asrlsai.
ton and gaTHe to tho Manchester
putlic speaking. He possessed q national req.
ntaton as l horsemaa; his paper conducting
miles in s.: IS stiii leads the world. Ma@brino
shire had owned 50 many valuable horses.
When the Now England Association Of Trot-
He leaves Wiie and two sons
have q fSre
age. aged 81; Mrs: Ruth Ayers: Arcade. ss:
Mrs. E J, Peck. warsaw. "a; Mrs. Eliza Cha:
M % Dimis GaIkins, oakiieldi go: Ms Charity
Medina. 81: orando 5. aardner e BroeFp sS
Me- Bsess assd PsSr G fs
Svsrsser Of Tie Poor A Of the the town S Of Naples.
Ontario county. As.
william N. Parker. one Of tho most prem!-
noSp, aged 70. aHe had been In The railroad
q asgo6 vsr
superintendent Of the Northern Railroad Of
Ros sn% Na and Erie
Valley in Ohio. He leaves o wife. daughter.
and three sons.
Mas q
avenue, at the age Of OF; Mrs. Hurd was born
Gofn ANA f n es, ths he ds sSs 3 Be-
Mar SSs Church She ieis two srandehildren:
M1a 81 We new y Yeat win h'F
is ap d0a t Gns say
SpiS is s sstSys WSnSan 3d.
was admitted to the bar there in 1882.
Gilbert Beckett, the London writer. died
journalist q note. e and Was chiefly known in
theatrical circles as co,Suth9r. with W.. s. Gil
s9 % S the the tsvesy hfpDS
being sung in this city and in London.
Thomas shourds., who died at Salem. N; j..
q
Now jersey " Ills eoieston q deeds and I'D
years. VIA os the largest In tho State he was
!or twenty years clerk Of the. City Council Of |
Wednesday while riding from his ONCE to his |
Capt Adams wSs i9 Church
Miss Mary n. Freeman died yesterday at |
otis n freeman, aged Y years. She was born
Her death was due to congestion Of the lungs.
! Gaspar yillate. tho Spanish composer. died
!. Fila. was "a sung n that city In 1871. WITH
.eh ~ worts are credited 70 Vlate. ''As' '0fS'
Charles E Lane. who died in. Boston recent |
y. aged 4a. was q, manager OF note ten or A. |
one 81 s SnS
Ea asteTn stsfes uS 'famA''' 'f0'pS' IN the
John. B: ,Fiegel a wealthy. and prominent
u WEDNESDAY 81 cancer Of the STOMACH. he was
TIE Hre and In
rust
John Z. Teel, . prominent business man Of |
ire on Thursday morning. he was 90 years
Where Yesterdays Fires Were.
A. ~ -2:<b. 2o7 Elizabeth street. sehoneid Adams