The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-02
OBITUARY..

DR.. Joseph E. Culver. "a years old, died short
ly before noon yesterday at his home, SOL Sum-
init avenue, Jersey City. DR.. Culver had been
ailing since last Thursday with pneumonia. but
his illness was not supposed to have reached a
critical stage and n consultation of physicians
had been arranged for yesterday afternoon. DR..
Culver was graduated from the College of Ply.
Was a member Of the Pathological and Ncuro.
organizing the Hudson County Medical Society,
and he was a Der OF the Standing Commit.
tee tee q 9th the N StSte Society adessn and Xiee,Prcsidsn of
ent times Superintendent Of Schools and City
treasurer OF Hudson City before it's consolida-
over. Four sons, two Of whom are physicians,
survive him.
Peter Van EmberS, one of the oldest residents
the old Dutch Puritans who settled that sec.
ton OF the county now known as West Hudson.
yoIrs. Mr.. Van Em6erE Was sAHthbeeiseeni 1 Of John Sn
YAM Van E% ass E. who 16, died twenty S years drnsoaagos at the
estate: In 1852 Mr., Van Emberg went to San
returning with = large amount Of gold obtained
from the placer mines. For twenty years Mr..
n nas hi He lesV Rae three inSen so NO h Pndd' a IN laughter aSs = o Sss
a large number of descendants to the fourth
generation.
Cyrus F. Rich. D. D. s., died at his homo in
one OF saratoga's best-known business and pro.
fessionnl men. He was, born at Comstock's
served with DISTINCTION in the seyenty-seventh
Regiment, New York State Volunteers. He
Several times Hes'H he has spf BEEN c h sss' PPes SIC iso Of
the Fourth District Dental Society of the State.
He was charter member OF the local Odd Eel
lows and Royal Arcs mum. He 10 survived by
four sons-NaldoL L., DIR. Amos c., and Lynn X.
Of Saratoga Springs. and DR.. Guy Rich OF Sioux
City. la.
Hiram Hihhord m s,Iear,on for N Arm, a, ,h,.
city, died of rheumatism at the City Hospital in
Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday morning. after an
boarding house in Harrisburg. but until Sunday
evening was believed to be on a fair way to re-
the fSSe1 night and G%T heart to failure iRH Sf bro" Sdst DEATH auF Mr.
Hibbard was q member OF the lodge Of Odd Eel
lows at Penn Van; \; 1, \: and ais" siS OF the Masonic
Gedeone Olivieri. n singing teacher OF inter.
national reputation, died at his home in Dor.
chester, Mass. yesterday morning. He was
receiving a thorough musical education, took up
teaching, moving about from place to place on
well-known singers for opera. A few years ago
he went to Boston. There he had great success
as a private teacher.
The Hon. Amos G. Hall, who was tho CO.
Graham, Clark Potter. and others. died at his
Of Whitestown. Ny. and was sent to the Leg:
West in 1853. and has lived there during the
past forty-four years.
Lewis j. Lyons, a well-known boiler manufac.
turer, is dead ut his home In Newark, n. J. He
was born in Halifar. y. s., in 1878, and began
his business career with Alexander Burbeck &
Co. OF Brooklyn, becoming a member Of the firm
before going 10 Newark TO assist Seth Boyden In
his DEVELOPMENT OF the locomotive and station
airy engine In 1915. Mr.. Lyons leaves one son
and three daughters.
City Judge Thomas A. Mecgan OF Albany died
on Saturday afternoon. He. was ono OF the in.
fuential members of tho Albany county bar
and a member of the Albany Lodge Of Elks.
Oscar F. Ingalls,, a produce broker OF Troy.
years. He is survived by q widow ana four sons,
one of whom is c. Is. Ingalls, of this city.
The Navy Department was informed yester.
Mare Island. Cal. He was appointed an assist.
ant paymaSter In 1873.