The sun., 1892-07-27
oBI1UIRE

prietor OF THE Sun. and who sold 1t to Its pres
ent owners, died on Monday at his home at
Peekskill He was in his 10th year. He was
a son OF Moses Y. Beach, and an elder brother
OF Alfred Z. Beach. proprietor OF the ScientUc
American The Beaches came from Connectt-
cut Moses Y. Beach. the father. was born In
Wallingford in 1900. and died there in 1858.
He was a man Of active mind and MADE q
number of inventions One OF those was tho
means Of bringing him and his sons into the
newspaper business It was rag-cutting
machine. which aterward came into genera,
nss reap D"nG any m.s peenpiaTy M benet saS" rom @
sats9tas i lie mSys% %'S to sapssrtiss: Ulster y
q paper mill that he became. Interested in
there, That was about 1928. In. Noyem Der,
Job printer In this city. got out little penny
paper paper t. ,adyertise his printing office. He
Snd 1T TIE S0N 1t
Be Beach supplied that. Then came r,verses in
I. Beach Hoasht THE HE SUI = for @ - $4,000, and in
Beach and Alfred I reach M int" partnership
S1n Ser isa Ths nnS h0n m ASr him s 81 Il Moses psse%
Ss Ss'N paps Sssame hH sole H. oSGnrSsS1
sel5S9ps for enStnass nth Haos to pay "
time to jim. J. 1872. whom it reverted to, Mr..
Beach. From 1912 until the paper was sold to
building at the southwest corner "of Of Fulton
and Nassau streets. where the Co'nmercial Ad.
years. That building vas burned last winter.
Upon its top were the old pigeon GOODS in
70 Ehrh Nr hs used % Ss ss s ses
fSs Tn fifth ity Ssa bSSSh
HsTGsd~ xhoss trip to the @ Hqls I Land SH ths
ffsFSs sad tf been Seipsss
fG% Sy hs dsesse nsee an
srrnss,d Hs ' Mass h'' He s"'ss ssvess place vis ss
widow Of MosesY. Beach. is still living at q
y Fss at e. NJ M % BsacS s be hs
Peekskill tomorrow ut o'clock p. NJ.
,Eyelina, Clark. the widow Of James s. Clark.
died on Monday evening Ct at the house Of her
70 Mrs. CLARK Hs d9 Brookyn S1 SSe
u Rocsaway. and her % mother vas was n nice. @ Of
Elias Hicks. the founder Of the Hicksite branch
Of American Quakers Hicks street in Brock
OF Mrs Clark. extended from Fulton and Hicks
s the
el. Mrs. Clark. although Of Quaker stock was
one th
OF the Saviour. Her two sons Farley Clark. a
college cassmate and fellow law student Of
the head Of the Cromwell steam ship line. and
her daughter the wife of Mr., Mali. have al!
be held this afternoon from Mr.. Mails house.
Ms%nhis @ died ssstsrday cS fats VnsSn u rs dsy
Hs ia ns hRf Gi hs sSq
director in tho Memphis ana Littie Rock Kail:
aevs s Years M aso
H5pe H. 6 M Which the held out Ssaass ss
the cotton seed oil combine, He, was a large
cotton buyer and broker and phianthropist:
the. Hope oil MilIs: He established and largely
maintained tho Hope night school for boys
orphans @ % He was s'G an ar ardent % prohibitionist. list
and was the, Prohibition candidate for Gov
ernor in 1886.
fapsp v Ss Of tho ss %,s
illness Of five days: His death was que to
tsSnsnt vii 5e; & - & WSsn TTsysF; Entered t..
became hopeless. Mr.. Travers was a grand
son of Reyerdy johnson. who was once Minis
build and was well known about town. He
vas - years old a memheS Of the Ca!pms.t
CLUBS, ii g was graduate ot Princeton, where
he had played on the football eleven. He was
marrcd in J. 1856 hut soon serarated from his
wife. Mr. Traverss funeral will occur at New
port to day.
Capt. Albert Fl. ,sweny died yesterday on
the Eestigouche River. Canada. whittier he
two weeks ago. @ Capt. swenv had been been in in
bad health Tor number OF years past. but
?E s He tbs ben
lish army, ilrst in india and then in Canada.
While in the latter place he met and married .
and CONDUCTED the extensive cashmere mills
II West To sp yv
was Hs leader 81 Society in Albany, 1 and had fhs
reputation of giving the finest dinners seen
there; He vas @ prominent in the fopppdati9n Of
widow and one son survive him.
Mrs. Ida Hoffman. the wife Of DR., J. Hof,,
man. died on Monday night at her home. 90
tumor OF the stomach. Mrs. Hoffman and her
husband We're free a thinkers and 6elesers in
when she gave bail for j ohm Most. Mrs. Hofr-
man was born in Saxony Weimar. Germany,
years old. She has travelled extensively in
Europe. She was married to DR.. Hoffman at
ths age Dr. ws ceape Sn
and to-day; when the body is Gremated at
Fresh Pond there will he no religious cere-
mony. but only n few addresses by friends.
Mrs. Carrie Jameson. the actress. died at
her residence in this city on Monday. and will
Around the Corner Last spring. while play
ing in Margaret Mather's company. at tho
Grand Opera House. she fell through a trap.
and sustained injuries which ultimately led to
her death. Mrs. Jameson was formerly Car
rin A!vGrd.. She married lillian Jameson.
suel,." whose ardent love letters played a
prominent part in the Forrest Sinclair divorce
suit Mrs. Jameson had been a widow since
1865. She had acted In the support Of Forrest
Charlotte Cushman. Clara Morris. Julia Mar
lowe, Miss Mather and other stars. Her son.
Frank T.. is an actor.
Nine. Ivan C. Michels. whose funeral oc.
Cured from the Forrest Home. near Philadel-
phia. on Monday. had been an inmate OF that
and heg heg maiden ns nsma was was as MMT MaTTV
Mitchell. Her first husband was Mr., THRILL.