The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-20

resolutions wero adopted comm ending Mr..
Fry's executive abilities and his PER-
sonal lay qualities; Tho funeral will DO at
EpisGopai Church Of the Holy Communion.
hnd 1T MI be attended by the directors ina
he began, business in Richmond. where he
married, the daughter Of Watkins Leigh IN
into business us n commission merchant.
During the civil war Mr.. Fry wapi in England
anu was IN IN business there. but on the concu-
SION OF the war no resumed his com omission
firm Of CO. Ramsay Il 20. coireS i'm porter r.
he was elected director OF the Bank Of New
nnork. Later IN the same year he became Vice.
chosen President two years later. Under Ills
i,nsi t.. the hank has prosrered and the
banking business in connection with the south
American, trade; iic was u trustee OF st.
clubs. His wife survives him. lie leaves no
:, Robert Winthrop. head Of the banking firm of
his residence. Thirty seventh streetnnI lark
avenue Yesterday. after Suffering :or y long
lbs heart. lie had been memher Of tie Stock
,isG for nearly thirty years. Mr.. VIM
ttrHn WAS Was a de,cendant OF tnr first Governor
Moses Taylor. the, lnn ker. His son Granville
Is married to 1nushter of the late John B.
gate. and another son. ionert Dudley Win.
thror. was associated with him in tho business
S ST. f9n snst AID W il a Of the
ofthe B!eeckrr Street Savings Bank and OF the
New York Life and Trust comrnny. and was
memher"f;he Mon mnl hnickeroocker clubs.
James Munro Melville famous circus rider
h b; 2o1 West ,Thrty-fourth street. ,Mr.
1856. and accompanied his parents TO Aus
tralia. wher" he Joined a circus. He became
IN expert lar"Jack rider. and he was only 20
years old when nB made n tour Of SOuth Aplar.
icn: He made his appearance in New York in
1850 at the Old Bowery Theatre. With New
i've children. Two sons are c1ues,rian ms. ANU
lothian Goodnow. President OF tn, ftna
Fire Insurance Company. died yesterday at
be apoplexy lie was elected President Of the a
tmol,ad been Secretary for twenty three years.
He was banker before h. became engaged
JEANS % m savss wdo We son 10
IN Chicago. and daughter. Mrs. Mansfield Of
New Haven.
Charles Blair Stocl;well died on Friday at his
He WAS born in Worcester. Mass. sixty years
ago: nnn Iva was s. ahprenticed when boy to n
her o! the firm Of Tiffany 4 60. for thirty-two
years. lie wnsn member of the Union League
Club the Historical society. and tho Now Eng
lnn,l Society. He was formerly a vestryman
in the Church of the Atonemvnt
dence. LIB East Fifty-third street. in his thir-
tieth year. He was member Of the General
Special inspector for the Excise Board since
lSSS. The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning at st. Patrick's Cathedral.
James lockwood is dead at his home in Sara
toEa. 10 lacked only two months Of Being 100
years old. He was born In Dutchess county.
1t was his hoast that hs never knew the taste
OF tobacco nor OF intoXicants. lie is survived
by two sons.
:. Col T. II. Sanford. member OF the Who'd man
SIX DyeinG Company. died Mt his home in Pat
erson Yesterday Of BriCht's disease. He was IL
member Of the Union League and Manhattan
Athletic clubs Of this city. and was "a member
OF the famous American rifle team that went
TO Europe II few years ago.
,, Mrs. sarah l3yingt on. mother Of the Hon: A.
Homer Byington Of Norwalk Conn. died at
ID. c.. on Friday. in her SSth year
Tho Very Rev. Mnrslnm Arslns. NJ. A.. Dean
OF Peterborough. England. is dead. lie was
appointed to the deanery in 1890.