The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-15
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ton. Mass. died on Tuesday night. aged ~
years He was n member OF the firm OF John
Monroe q Co.. bankers. with headquarters at
Paris. for forty years. Mr.. Dyer was born
In Arlington. and. after g public school and
business education. entered the firm OF John
Monroe Co.. and was transferred to the
house Ia Paris. lie was present at the ball
dent OF the French republic the night
before the latter made his great coup.
During his residences in France Mr. Dyer
republic TO monarchy. and from monarchy to
republic again He was one OF the Americans
upon Queen victorias ascent TO the throne in
1889. and was witness 81 the treat process
the last thirty years he had been Interested in
several banking institutions In Boston He
took little part ~ politics and never held any
leaves live nieces aud two nephews.
Col Jonathan D. Stevenson died last evening
in San Francisco aged ~ years. He
forniS. lie was a native OF New York
S Sity s&m =" the i NsW YarE vounts
raised at the request OF President Polk This
Rsn sis te as %as h DIS
banded and its commander went to the mines.
wnsre he prepared the first code Of mining
estate business. and was In 1872 appointed
SniEpnF G0mGisI9asT q San FE "a
tised law up to n few months ago.
Mrs. Myra Bradwell. editor OF Legal Nsus
and the first woman lawyer admitted to the
Mrs. Bradweil had the distinction. OF being the
first woman who applied Tor admittanee to
s me the ad verses dec fs as''Ca
i reached the supreme Court Of the United
states was largely instrumental In opening
future for women In the practice OF law. She
was born in Manchester, Vt. and when shs
Ghcago e In 1877 ss5 she b.. was s' married to o James
X. Bradwell. Mrs. Bradwell was an ardent ad-
vocate OF woman suffrage.
Marcus W. Montgomery superintendent OF
gational Homo Missionary Society, died at
Rayenswood. near Chicago. a few days ago; the
notice OF his death having been received here
YESTERDAY. Mr.. Montgomery had been con-
neoted with the work OF the Home Missionary
one OF its best.known officials lie was born
about nifty. lye years ago, and was the nephew
.hs MRo ns s o t R
Indians In Oregon In the latter part OF the first
half OF the century. widow and several
children survive him.
Oliver Stahlnecker OF Yonkers died yester-
day of Bright's disease. lie WAS born near
CayuEa sixty nine years ago. When a young
provision bus ness. He was IL member OF the
Produce Exchange for over twenty; Ave years,
oliver Stahlnecker & Co. provision dealers at
Forty-frst street and Eleventh avenue. this
was for several ever terms elected to Congress-
from the Westchester county district. His
vile and this son survive him; He was
member OF the Filth Avenue Baptist Church OF
this city.
John 6. Brouphton died yesterday morning
at his home In Bloomfield. y. j.. OF pneumo-
the senior member OF tho firm OF Broughton L
Wyman. publishers Of sunday school books in
been managing the estate OF the late {. l..
Weston in seventh avenue. this city. He was
o. as 1st 9ss SeqWs sst
Thirty ninth street New York. and William
K. 12o Madison avenue New York. and
daughter survive him.
Gen. Edward W. Hincks died last evening
IN Cambridge. Mass. after a long and painful
illness, resulting from Wounds received in
war, This assertion is verified by correspond,
Anderson and himself. The only living rela-
tive OF Gen. Hincks ~ his brother who is n
veteran OF the war. Both were carried of the
have been MORALLY wounded.
Nicholas J; Becker who has been promi-
for years, died yesterday. aged ~. He was
born IN Schoharie eourty. and had been
resident of Amsterdam, y. " for more than
three sons One Of his sons is Deputy State
Engineer Frank II. Becker.
The Rev. William James Blaip OF Esperance.
Was borne asa at Gh Mata Was 81
Union College and Princeton Seminary. aud in
lS49 entered the ministry OF the PTesbyterIan
Church. lie was twice married. By his nrst
wife he had seven children. three OF whom
survive
Edmund S, Wood. a prominent member OF
tho Ulster county bar. died yesterday In
Kingston, aged ~ years. Ho was grad uated
from Dartmouth College in 1859 and later
was professor OF Greek ut CoopeTstOwn Semi
nary. lie was born in Winchester y. III.
Henry Iackerman OF Paterson, ex-frse-
holder and formerly keeper OF tho Passaic
county aim hOuse, died u BriGht's disease
last night, aged Ok widow and four children
survive him.
The Rey. Father Joseph Grein o; the Re-
Order and a professor In ST. Glenn
ents College In Saratoga. died yesterday morn
Ing from pneumonia. He was ~ years OF agsi
Peter DinRman OF Johnstown. y. y. one OF
tho oldest residents OF Fulton county. died on
tuesday. Mr.. bingham was 80 years OF age.
He Is survived by a daughter
Mrs. Catherine Hickey died yesterday at her
home In Mount Vernon. aged ~ She was the
mother OF state Committeeman Daniel u
Hickey
Passed Assistant Surgeon James ]. Ksanan.
attached TO the Hanger, died at La MON. sal
vadoT. ON Saturday last.
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