The sun., 1893-12-21
OBITUARY.

Samuel Sinclair. once publisher OF tho T'-i-
bune, died at 1245 o'clock yesterday after
noou at his home. II East Eighty-ninth
street. Mr.. Sinclair had been employed In the
bonded warehouse department OF the Gus
tom House since 1874. On Tuesday OF last
week he was attacked with pleurisy which. de-
veloping into pneumonia, quickly carried him
of. Private funeral services will be held this
evening at the home OF the dead man. and he
will be buried tomorrow at Woodlawn. He
was member OF the Lenox Avenue Church.
Mr.. Sinclair was born at Gerry. ChautauIua
county May g. 1922. He was educated In the
common schools of Gerry. where he aftcrward
spent some years ip a store and alec taught
he accompanied an uncle to Cincinnati o.,
with RATS OF lumber. service which afforded
In September. lS4l. through a friend. Norman
Guernsey, formerly merchant OF Gerry u
D%is wss Of oss sa tS .s him On kth TAs Tb SG
% cS s'qt sps tpS sSe teat de M GSS Tss
% Which /. m has since "tnee borns. % Mr.. Sinclair "e. ae.
cepted the offer. and after service Of less
pointed t@fn S Cashier in is4 Place which T he S oc
eupied until 1853. when he became the pub
Usher This s place he filled until the J.. latter
RnGnai 9sia h. MSa5fsa S6asa nh2 had is i2ssIsnf M
snisF IL Il. oss until TiVstsa tse SnHSfa &
Greeley, in December. 1872 when his connec-
Gn Th sTfy a
n H.. a. cousin OF Horace Greeley. on Oct; 23.
194a 1t was to Mr.; sincair's home IN Fifth
Church Of the Divine Paternity. thai Mr. Gree, D
ley's body was brought from ChapaGua the
borne to the church. The appointm ent OF Mr.
under the second Adpinstrstion Of Presi;
tss sst 7Sass Mr. Sinclair lived curing the snm rGm
mer months at CToton on the Hudson on a
allie wrote for the press. but mis- productions
were unaceomPanied By his signature lie
Gusyepcy Bnef o9f Histnry 81
arranging for its publication when his fatal
been President OF the Board OF Trustees Of the
Eclectic Medical College Of this city; His wife
and q son. Samuel, who is we'll known among
New York newspaper men.
George MagoqH n Gsd s t SsGck last
He was q member Of the firm OF Barring, Ma
goun Co. IS Broad street. the successors of
ts kiddSSr; Peabody Co. for many years the
auidaon q Bsflps bros. three pS Years n as" sas
had been intimately associated with, the
affairs OF the Atchison. Topeka and Santa FS
S tna
he was engaged also In various other import
ant congratulations. he had not been well for
several years. and was startled a few
years ago when life Insurance company
refused to take his rick. The medical
exam ination OF Mr.. MaRoun then showed that
he was suffering from incipient diabetes.
lie was advised By his physicians to drop his
business entirely and take a long vacation in
Europe This he did and returned greatly
improved. Mr.. Magoun was SO years old. He
was a member OF the Metropolitan. Union
League. City, Tuxedo New York Yacht. and
several other clubs. He leaves three sons.
who are bankers
II. p Lucas known IN the trotting horse
world as Pike" died last night at Baltimore
after undergoing an operation for the removal
OF a cancerous growth on his throat and neck.
He was AZ years old. Mr.. Lucas was appointed
TO position in the fire alarm telegraph office
in 1887 by Mayor Robert T. Banks OF Balti-
more and held the position TO the time Of his
death Mr.. Lucas contributed articles to the
sporting journals OF the country.
Charles Guinot, a Senator OF France, died
Ia politics thirty years. After serving several
years In the Chamber OF Deputies he was
elected Senator In 1879
James f. Boyd aged IS. died at his home in
Yonkers on Monday He was a retired iron
lie leaves one son and two
daughters and an estate worth 100000.
James W. Love Consul to San Salvador
B ndsr Harrison, died at his home at Fremont
Neh Yesterday aged 43