The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-27

| NO OF the policemen ran to
GAIT. rnosAs sF.tr. his assistance. and
| Roundsman Mckcnna jun pcd into the buggy
and drove TO the Presbyterian Hospital. When
| n physician examined tho body no said that
Capt. Beatty was dead. Heart disease was the
cause OF death. and no had probably died on
his way to the hospital. Tho body was re-
moved to tho Arsenal and Sergeant KnGland
nGIy ae at trss
Inter in the day the body was removed TO tho
t se 1T had Sa ch4en
knsw him spd liked him He vas born Tn. in td Ir.,
IL ioiasa t &s' cd Man &c T ross and
iSD sna ia GetotsS Ys5S hs vas mad, made 4
FHs bssy hs s
tain When CAPT Toreoran ied in husnSSt s
Louis Flock who becomes acting Captain.
l., George shepard Page. millionaire investor
NJ. The direct H cause 81 his Is death. was sx:
the result F. Sss prn
covered sufficiently to return to work. but was
never strong. About three weeks ago he te-
It tines and Ie refused to. cat. Last
MSsfs h taken to the hs sy aasa
failure left him SO weak that he never rec9y.
eh M ef IN ' f is tart Grn % a"
liz HIS M he ans his
SuSnsssto New York He LIVED It SanGTy
the ouussas sportman Club at the Rangeiey
an Fish S sr Sh@ ms +Stt%tse '"s
IJ.,n sfp .l,t1 "A ~ ltr stnt.A of hal
Duke OF Sutherland With Amerlcap black bass.
n quarrel with Congres;.sma,n Thomas Dunn
,tenosranhor. WHO took verbatim all Of the
] rs fSmarEii WmIeh M, were rntheT
IN tie District '0 H lew. strong Prohbtion.
ist. He leaves widow and ilve children. one
OF whom is now in Harvard College.
day at Ills hone. 81 LeSine ton avenue. He
was born in Heading, Conn. Dec. -. 1870 and
was the son Of tho Rev. David G. Comsttock.
and STUFFED medicine under DR.. Chauncey
the Seventeenth Connecticut: lIe was a hospi-
tai steward in tie hospitals about Washington,
o 1" New Mexc Ss0 where hs var served Ms S0at
f@tt CUMMINGS and ieiseWherss part
thi TIM rmS he oGk sourss re tbs
medical school of Ann Arbor. Tho following
year he finished his studies at Bellevue Hos
at the he Wv york e eete
Arm S' and the Masonic fraternity. His widow.
one son. and three daughters survive him.
IT, william Henry Tog IaEgifon did suddenly at
Friday evening. from heart disease, agGra-
waited by II severe attack fthe griI. Mr.. Har-
He s shans Sosn
China. when "a years, old and engaged in "a
general merchandise business. lie remained
try; Upon Mr. harrison's return to New York
seed OIL During the Past past live i've =; years ai'
the stSSes MS Safe sn bspos l'ea Gnmpany
and the law book publishing house of Baker. |
81 bant
? member Of the sons Of the Revolution. He
aens Sen s Ct s' rs H.
WSs Gsen IN aso h9F ,
he hogan the manutaeture. Of lime from oyster
shells. and q. the time q his de death was tho
he was mentor Of the famous Blossom Club.
q whoh Tweed vas once l'resident and WAS
hs ons and four ss Club
John F. Quinn. new York lawyer and tho |
stenoGraph er. Of the Board Of Excise OF this
city died d Of At
Reilly. in Shrewsbury avenue. Red Bank He
was "a years old. and no leaves a widow and |
ono, child. The body was brought to New |
York to-day.
William L. Bulmer. the. keeper Of the town
roorhouse at Hampstead. ]. l.. died in the
institution on Friday last OF bronchitis. He |
was brother Of cX-Assembyman George |
Bulmcr. He was 81 years Of uge. aud IL |
leaves II widow.
Francis G. Sessions. aged 72. President OF
t he Commercial National Bank of Columbus.
o.. and brother Of ex- State Senator Sessions
Of New York. died yesterdav Of heart failure in |
Hot SDrinGS. n, &, He Leaves n wifi |
children.
James Bingham died yesterday Mt thu. Naval
Hospital IN Brooklyn in his GOth year. He had
been in the naval service for more than forty
years. and for the past ten years lie had charge
OF the Csntcen ut the Cobb Dock in the yard.
Col. J. II. Lockwood OF Wheeling, ". Va,
died on SATURDAY,, being moro than 90 years
ginia Volunteers Infantry throughout tho
civil war.
Gurnsey Belts: one o. the best known pilots
on the Hudson River. died in Kingston yester-
dny, aged g., He was engaged for many years
m the steamboats, Mary Powell and James W.
Baldwin.