The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22
OBITUARY..

Michael c. Hart died suddenly on Tuesday
evening ut his residence. Seventy third street
and Third avenue. Bay Ridge. Brooklyn. lie
was ~ years old. and for twenty years had
been employed in tho New York Custom
House. The funeral will DO at his homo at g
o'clock this evening. Tho burial will be in
the Congressional Cemetery. Washington. to.
morrow afternoon. MIR. Hart was born in Ire.
lard and came hero n boy OF q. He
learned tho printers trade and became the
foreman OF tho old PENNSYLVANIA Enquirer,
published in Philadelphia lie organized the
first printers union in the United States,
Typographical Union No. l OF PHILADELPHIA
In 1857 ho started for Col John W. Forncy the
Philadelphia Press. and in 1861 went to Wash.
ton and established the Washington Chronicle
also owned by Col. Forncy. then Clerk OF tho
United States Senate. During the stirring
times of tho war Mr.. Hart was in close inter-
course with Lincoln and tho members OF his
Cabinet and other statesmen Of those days In
1870 lie camo to New York and entered the
customs service.
Charles Coleman Dyer died yesterday morn.
ing at the house OF his son-in-law. G. II. Dun.
ham. 20 West Thirty seventh street. Death
was due, to old age. The funeral will be ut
burial at Haskensack, Mr. Dyer Was " born I'm IN
vasselt,oro. Me-. IN 1907. In his youth he
to h "as he hs
business. He retired ten years ago and took
up his residence in NewbrdCe \, J.; until re-
law, Mr., Dyer, was Mt one time member Of
the the. Board Of Education He wss twice mar
avenue Brooklyn. on Tuesday in kis s4th
year. For long time he was one OF tho most
and Wns three tmes state prson IN Inspector s
H. was also Warden Of tbs the auburn pSniten:
as United ito states Consul and in isGs returned
to Auburn and was elected Mayor. In 1876 he
IN s"a
widow and two daughters. Tho funeral will
be held tomorrow morning from the Church
Dan Stone. who was long we'll known circus
man. died last sunday at Franklin. N, whore
no had been living in, retirement for many
weli-k nown bareback rider. Dan Stone began
rs clown. and soon made reputation. Later
4 Murray circus. He made his last appear
in tie y
Years Old at the time Of his donth WOO ''''' "
The death Of the, Grand Duchess OF Neck
lenburg; Schwern the favorite sister Of En-
afternoon. Shc was stricken suddenly with
she sat IN eF fhar and died
shs nsfa od n'ted with neural
Tho Rev; DR.. A. 3. Muzzey died at his home
was q graduate of Harvard College and ito
tor4tes in Franz ngh9m. Camhridgenort. Cam
bridge. Concord. n H.. md Newburyport. re-
suit OF literature He published numerous
books. sermons. and essays.
Mrs. A: Garnett Preston. widow Of the Hon.
Walter Preston Of Virginia. died very sud
Of dfty CT, n, on dnnsn nnG
mother Of Mrs. {. Rorklnnd Tying Of this city
The funeral will be this morning # the Church
street.
Gen. Albert G. Edwards died In st. Louis on
Wednesday. aged ~ years. Gen. Edwards
fH5n IN H NV vent p' to It, aa hs
ISL and was rnted states :. Sub Treasurer IN
distinction in the Black Hawk war.
DR.. ]. W. Alexander ono Of the Oldest and
best known citizcns Of CnnonsburE. Pa. died
there on Wednesday. aged ~ i!!@ served rs a
alns the 9t nr w H. held
physician in charge vi the Morganza Reform
School.
The Row. Abrnm s. Gardiner who had lived
home in Sag Rnrbor He had been u minister
Of the Presbyterian Church. and was n mem-
Der of the old Gardiner family of Long Island.
.Thomns B. Cunningham, senior proprietor
Miiiersburg. o.. on Wednc sdny ng"i 81 lie
was Postmaster there for four years under the
Grant Administration.
sc Ma% asas "x P Es ch ssaS
ST. Paul Hallway; ono OF tho best known rail:
road mon in the West. died on Wednesday OF
bronchitis.
James Lott. wealthy retired farmer Of ia
maica. died in that village yesterday morning.
ageh 20 years. He was Il brother OF Excise
Francis Lott.
Brevot Major-tien. NathaniclS s. Jackson died
IL jamestown. y. y. yesterday