The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-03
OBf7UtRT I.

James d. Warrington died yesterday morn-
ing at his home In Cresskill. near EnRlewood.
N j. OF pneumonia. He was born in Provi-
denoo sixty years ago. He was a member Of
the jewelry firm OF Baldwin. sexton & Co. in
MAIDEN lane ard In Bond street. this city.
which was dissolved long ago by the death Of
the head OF the house. Mr.. YerrIngton was
called one Of the best gem experts in the
United States. He was called in as an expert
by syndicate OF English capitalists to deter-
mine tho value OF the Montana sapphire mines.
and tho final conclusion OF the syndicate as to
the purchase, OF tho property was based upon
his report He was appointed Com mis- ionef
81 Awards on precious stones at the Chicago
Fair MIR. Warrington was II member OF the
Jewellers League, and was ut one time its
Secretary and Treasurer. or late years he had
been in business for himself AT ~ Broadway.
widow and grown-uD son survive him.
The Right Rev Francis McNierney Bishop Of
Albany died ut the episcopal residence In Ale
bany last night OF typhoid pneumonia Bishop
1928. He received his early education at prt.
vate schools and afierward went to Montreal,
entered the seminary OF the Sulpicians for the
study Of theology. and philosophy. He was orr
priest sas in pd +
II 1871 no was appointed ttu!sr, Bishop Of
phesina and coadIutor Bishop OF Albany. and
was .consecrated in st. Patrick's Cathedral on
April II Of the same year. On Feb 10. 1874,
copal chair as Bishop OF Albany By the right
OF succession.
William Pitt Earle died at his home. IL East
Fifty seventh street at 80 last evening. after
alingerng illness, He was born at Worcester,
in Hartford. In .ls45. after a few years Of
business prosperity, he came to New York.
over half acentury. He was one OF the oriRi-
majors and directors Of tho National Park
city. Retiring from active business many
years ago. he died leaving large estate. His
the late En JuSGe Fsuey e Of
y 2. i Earle, FeEii1snd r Earle, Easeqs
Chadwick. Earle's Hotel bears his name.
The remains of Dr.. Norman X. Freeman, the
%ere to
interpe1t In Lake View Cemetery. DR.. Free
1914, and was graduated from the Geneva
Medical College in 1872; He settled in Wess
death; He was Postmaster OF West Chester In
President Flllmore's Administration. and was
Chester for twenty-one years. lie was a Ma
son until two years ago. when he was con-
a widow. who was his second wife. and two
sons. Norman X, Jr., broker at 60, Wall
goods merchant
WorthinGton c. Smith OF st. Adams. Vt, ex-
member OF Congress and a former trustee and
mont aud Canada railroads, died in that place
yesterday OF paralysis. He was born In st
eK-Gov. j, Gregory smith. He was a msm6sr
q the state Legislnture In 1873, 1884. and
ssn IN the anti near tenn Of
from the Third district to tine Fortieth, Forty
q frat and for,y.seeSSnd Congresses. serving on
the Committees Of Manufactures and Banking
daughters.
St The Hnt RsT rntEok h ocSrFG nt
at the home q Michael McGrath, 1.UO3 Put
nam avenue. Br99Sk!yP On en- Monday {an; /
Tx ireSDd lie was or rH 'G in iSs Fl.
lahorrd in the diocese OF burlington. VT. for
81. knthony's, but his health cSuld not bear
the strain Of the ahors attached to such .
m 4 was adopted into tho home Of Of one Of hi:
oldest and truest friends. Michael MeGrath.
Oscar Craig. President OF the State Board Of
night aged 81 years Mr. Craig was born in
n edina. Orleans county, OF Scotch parentage.
and was admitted to the bar in iS5S. and began
the practice Of law in hochester. He was app
lies by Gov Cornell in 1880. and was made
resident OF the board In 1850. Ills last pub
ic work was in the Investigation OF the Emira
heformatoTy. not yet completed.
Capt Stephen b. Grummond one OF the prln-
sinai vessel owners Of Detroit and ona OF the
great lakes. died at his residence in Detroit
shortly before noon Yesterday, after an illness
nond was owner OF the Grummond line Of
Jugs and the Grummond- MackInAc line OF pas
'enger boats. He had served one term as
Mayor OF Detroit, and at the time OF his death
10 was President ofthe Police Commission.
Mrs. Mary Conover the widow OF William II.
Conoyer, died yesterday at her home in Free
lold. NJ, She was daughter Of the Rev DIR.
lanes Otterson. who was FOR many years pas
or OF the old brick Presbyterian Church az
Marlboro. =, She was ~ years old. Judge ].
'larence Conoyer OF the Monmouth County
courts 10 one Of her children.
Vincent Garcia Torres, founder OF II Monitor
PeDuJhcdn0. died 10 the city Of Mexico on Nom
lay Ho has left a large estate lie bore the
euutation Of an independent and outspoken
,atTiOt.
Edward y, Parkman. a cousin OF Francis
ark man the late historian. died at Pitts
'uTgh on Monday OF pneumonia. He was