The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-26

Samuel l., Hoitt. until recently ono of the
d God' at I' the h nm1so Of 'R rs son. Dr. &c {. @. h noi tGn at
Marlboro. Mass. on Monday evening. aged 20
years. He entered the service of the Erie at
time was running on the Delaware division and
narrowly escaped death in q terrible wreck at
train, oollided with tho engine Of q train which
was conveying q rebel tS pIissoness to n almi FHT,s Nearly
fhe bodies were Ss eN buried in a trench along tho
railroad track. Mr.. Hoitt was the only one who
escaped alive Of tho four enginemen wounded in
the wreck. He was q member OF the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers and OF the Meth
odist church at Port Jervis.
T. L. Graves. who at one time was well known
In the theatrical world as O stage manager was
i ins 4 Eli, ~i Soar eaR0SiSSa oS1s sA at '1$ si'i saS. T~ %Sfai
Graves died . short time after he was striokon.
Tho Actors Fund Of America y bury him;
so:t Sn.Ve ae w was w sa s a. SssF' o. S'q playa xa' a SSin an IN
actor as well as q stage manager: he was for
twenty y ys ssn s SIansI nsnas snd Of be M sssass m nhS;
notable productions in various parts of the
DR.. De witt Clinton Hough Of Railway. N. j..
e enty y ysarS aso at q r Rarsi Pisssa mt Bucks Se county 1sy.
Pa. He graduated at Jefferson Medical College
1857. He was tho chief surgeon in tho Seventh
New Jersey Volunteers. ranking as Major. He
D Ds' H in sss w sSTY Msyo shFs sf {K sfSrs AND In one is S9n and
1859. and a member Of the Legislature for three
terms. He was q Jeffersonian Democrat until
h fsST : oman ana "a later = l Ra9Msis SkinlsS;. no voted LOT
hs %,lli aso T ~; sso .{r who a Mmf on Monday vat At his his
doa Win model e lis ipaysntlon. which 10 *.
came to this country and built tho large elevator
II AZ sA su lHSi 81 q a1 tsis si SsaR .Sr fSs roassh y a hssaer a.
strike among grain workers. Mr.. stol leaves
William J. O'Brien, President of the Bayonno
Board, Of Councilmen, died yesterday IN st,
Franeis's Hospital at Jersey City Of adiseass Of
years, In politics no was . Democrat. but his
ss sSalas q i isRSSdi's was ~ sSsa Ha 50 sssls DID, H. % snd
unmarried.
Mary Kyle Dallas, 60 years old. died at her
afternoon. She was born in philadelphia, her
father being Joseph Kyle. a Tell,known portrait
She was known as a writer OF short stories. and
f Ss, sT Ye12 fsdOi y:@Fns Mrs. Sai bs a lsSn Mss = %s 10 fss
Of Sorosis.
Judge W, D. Evans died in New Orleans yes
tsrday, ased " S.n He o was a native att Of s6, New !, Y4 x:
civil war. He waa appointed City Judge in Re
publican days and was elected Recorder Il
most successful lawyers in criminal practice II
New Orleans.
Charles Russell Griffin. q well.known -four
EIchange, died on Tuesday at his summer real
dence at Prout's Neck. Me- of dropsy ant
heart failure. He was born in MontreAl 88 year
ago, and had lived in Orange, N. j., for the pas
thirty years. His widow and two sons survive
George Finch of Passaio, N. j.. died Of Bright
disease at his home, 1877 Gregory avenue, OF
Tuesday. He was 81 years old, and was senio
partner in tho Arm Of Finch Tyler. wholes4l
aruggisus A. ga "a 9 1hrss cbfIdcan .niS ei'y' n
The following aged persons In Orange count
hAvSated within the last two or three days
Henry Smith at Florida;. 81 years. De9nis, MI
Robson, at Greenville. % years.