The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-05
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Howard Lockwood OF the firm OF How
ard LOCKWOOD 4 Co.. printers and pub
fishers, died at his residence. 14o West
Fifty-eighth street. on Friday The cause
of death was angina pcctoris. MIR.
Lockwood was born at White Plains March.
q, 1896. His father. Gen. Munson L. Lock
wood. was lincal descendant OF Robert Lock-
wood first OF the name in tho United states.
an emisrant from England in 1870. who set
tlod at WATERFOWL. Mass. The Lockwood
house Mt White Plains stands on the land
which was travcrsed by Washingtons earth
works. II was in this battle that Lieut.. Simon
lngersoll., great Grnnalnther Of Howard
EDUCATION Howard Lockwood removed to this
city, and in $50 he was employed IN paper
Tuired n thorough knowledge Of the Paper
trade In 1872 no Stated the I'op", Trade
Journal from which has groTn n the Large r 6nsi,
ha ssrJsd "s ss 8
daughter Si Of, Of the Lake Bowies Go pate; Mr. Lock
wool was an active member o. the Iyp2thet;s
member rNH Of II tho Union League the Lotus. the
Manhattan the GrSer the Adns ana Mo- other nSs
81 son SsS Of GIs 'SSs nn
OF the Chamber Of Commerce Of New York city
and q m'embero Of the NsW Englandand huEus-
his residence. 81 West Seventy first street. in
the 0jth year of his age, Capt Dow was born r.,
sea in a whaling boat. by the time he was y
years old he was GpptaiI and he e continued isa
special agent Of tho Panama Railroad Com
psny when it first opened up its south Amerl-
trade sps and II. P hs Mas a si
ste"mshp 's Eomrany. with his hsadanar:
tsrs a. the IsthmHs Cart Dow ON w Sns
| through his efforts large additions were made
to the lists Of known sea animals and marine
plants He enIoyed the distinction OF being
the sole American elected nn honorary mem
Der Of the, London Geological Society Cart.
Dow Was aiso OF the ams Of IN ra
stored with him took place. during the prog
tured by Preston and held for several days.
At the time OF his death claim against srt the
! 81 Dow Leaves !. Wig and three children.
His brother, $. NJ. Dow. is living in this city.
the Union Club. died on Thursday evening at
his country residence. Bay Shore. J. l.. In the
Sss TIE sSS % Wa H s
ana and was born in New Orleans 10 ISL, ~. lie
at Conm6I INC oosGS o IL aHe
giving it UP in order to. take charge Of his
Of I'M
bank. At the time Of his death he was a
Of and hs senior warden Of
Churc il, in the diocese Of Long Island He
HEs an by the sats
OF Louisiana one OF the three Commissioners
to visit Washington after the war to arrange .S
| Union. Mr.. Johnson was notcd for the hospi-
taIity he displayed especially, at his Lousiana
civil war lie freed his slaves and he Rename!
q Union man. He owned valuable pieces OF
sTG s h n ns %Gns whT
He leaves three sons and four daughters.
Gen. Samuel Wylie Crawford died at tho
Hotel in PnaasEEhn on Thvr Sasy
i Ing the war. Cen Crawford was native Of
RED. At the outbreak Of the War lie was at
| Fort Sumter. where he was serving rs sur
ff ren DC Iincon appointed him Major d
| Pennsy vania regi ment. from which rank ne
soon promoted to That OF M
Credit ere for himself and soldiers After the
| Of that great scene OF carnage. Gen. CRAWFORD
purchased the ground occupied by his COM
| mnnd.
Of Christian 7. Ieves. u pioneer resident Of
| WiIliamsburgh. died Yesterday ut her homo.
Ths s Isath Of married " SON dHr
eyss about t1n ys ave avs hss
L. =. Jones. one OF tho oldest and best
known m an bers OF the Allegheny county bar.
| died on Thursday at his home in pittsburgh.
| on Breck enridge avenue. aged n; Mr.. Jones
| studied law under the famous Col. Sam Black:
and early became prominent in criminal
| courts.
! Vnne IT. Manning died at Branchville Md.
on Thursday night. aged 53 years. Mr.. Ma1-
He represented the Second Mississippi dis
trict in Congress for three terms.
/, The Marquis de Saint Denys is dead in Iaris
lie was II celebrated Chinese scholar and an
| Acndemican.
Judge John Collier Of Atlanta IL dead He
was one O.. tho pioneer citizens Of the place.