The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-18
OBIIU RI.

| Abraham BininRer who was one OF the first
Americans to cross the desert OF Sahara on q
camel and was q we'll known gourmet. died
| on Monday night at his homo at 3O2 Second
| avenue. He was a descendant OF Abraham
| BininRer. who came to this country from Zu-
rich in 1910. on the Same shin with John wes-
ley. settled at first In Savannah. Ga. and ulti-
| mately became q Moravian missionary and
| preached among the Indians In what 10 now
Delaware county this State. where the family
| acquired property By grants from the crown.
| Another Abraham Bininger. the grandfather
| OF the one who died on Monday. established in
| 1776 In this city the grocery and wine firm OF
| A. BininRer 4 Co. The subject OF this notice
| succeeded to this business on the death OF his
father. Jacob Blninger. In 1887. Mr.. Bininger
was born at 20 Maiden lane In 1915. At the
age OF 80 he married the daughter OF Lorenzo
Draper. who was American Consul in Paris
! during the last days of the reign OF Louis
Philippe Mrs BininRer was lost on the Vile
du Hayre on Nov %. 1873. After tho death of
Whsh had s.as *: soasa s
snsh =. street ; n tS F ntn, aysnSe smSSu and
bootsT Cub Of Which he was one t n the POUND
ers; the Sc. Nicholas Society and the New
old IN S' boqp the
port Of which succeeding generations OF Bin
myers have contributed.
Dr. william H.. 4 Sonway deputy to Go.oner
at his home. 20 East broadway. early yester.
ds %9 os hs .i a the
J; Fuller. the .typewriter who was shot at ia
Of s.. Francis xsyiers collsss and the cosss
with the Coroners' Office for nearly nine years.
DR.. Conway's father, grandfather. and great
served as SUI surgeon In In the army ' OF " Ma
a sns't % ts: Jnd .o Th's 4:
the ssts,s second vi:it 70 this W,, e9gntry ne
many other prominent men OF his time. Or;
Convey the son. was member 81 several
nine children.
arm Of VIM. Kns5s Co. the Veil Known N Ba 1c
sboat ,sss IT, kasSs was Born n Hall:
knAbe. established the piano house ofWm
KnAbe 4 Co. In the same year. Ernest knabe
fathsPs death IN isS4 lie ~ was s men e. 81
most Of the prominent German clubs in the
William Arnold HArdt. one OF the Oldest mer-
chants in the woollsn trade In the city died on
Sunday OF pneumonia He was born In Ger
IL s and Ia the
Few ssTs I'll later snd aS9p
Suckan was formed. As Mr.. Suekan died
last August. q special partner now abroad. 10
the only mem Der OF the firm left.
Frank L. Akerly. the leading criminal law
yer OF Dutehess county. died at his home In
PouRhkeepsie at 4 O'CLOCK yesterday morning.
His death was caused by Inflammation OF tho
brain produced Ivy bruiEe caused by the
joltinR OF a cab in which he was riding.
Mrs. Lucy RosettI wife Of William n. Rosst-
g. the critic and author and daughter OF Ford
Maddox Brown. the painter. died at San Reno
of prominence. Some OF her works have been
exhibited at the Royal Academy.
Capt George Edgett. So years old. shipwright
and member Of the Produce Exchange died
yesterday at his home. 243 Twelfth street.
South Brooklyn. Capt. Edgett was born In
New brunswick. and was a ship master the
greater part OF his life.
Mrs. J, A. Allen Of Kingston. Ont, mother OF
Grant Allen. the novelist and essAyist. Is dead.
She was the daughter OF the Baroness De
IongueutL Mira FHirclough. wife OF Prof
Fatrclough OF PalO Alto University, California.
IL her daughter.
Col George 7. BAlch died suddenly at lis |
home. 80 East Twenty second street on Sun
day evening, Col BAlch WAS In business at |
20 Grand street and was formerly member
Bryant Goodwin. son OF PArks Goiwin. Of 10 |
after . lingering illness: He Was q member Of |
the Century Club. The funeral will be at |
Rosiyn to-day.
Lieuten ant Com m andsr Don Rafael Garcia |
MansillA. the naval attache Of the Argentine |
Legation At Washington. died last night at |
:45 o'clock OF Injuries caused By being thrown |
from his horse.