The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
OBITUARY.

Dir George Osborne Morgan. Bart, who died
on Wednesday evening In London, was born in
1925. After being graduated at BaIliol College.
Oxford. where. in addition to other honors, he
obtained q first class in classics, tho Craven Uni
versity scholarship. the Eldon law scholarship,
the Stowell Civil Law fellowship and the New.
diEate and Chancellor's prizes. he was called to
the bar in 1853. He was made q Queens ooun-
sci and a bencher of Lincoln's Inn In 1869.
From 1863 to 1885 he represented the county Of
DenbiGh in Parliament. In the latter year he
was returned for East Denbighshire by q
majority Of 1893 over Sir Watkin Wynn,
whose family have represented the county un-
Interruptedly for 177 years. He was reelected
in 1892. He was appointed. Judge.Adyocate-
Semersi and pTivy Couneillor In 1880 and Under
1882 he vas IS. made nadse 'R bar roa ao'0 Sit a. IN O. mo- ISrxa an
viii be chiefly remembered because he carried
punishment in the army srn 4toV%asnhtaes s t oo.p %So
procured the passage OF the Married Women's
Property act. He was also the promoter Of other
parliamentary measures OF Importance. He was
Chairman at different times of various parliar
mcntary committees, and wrote a stanGard
political pamphlets.
Arthur de 10 Montagnie Lozier, son of Jennie
Dc Msla;oMlii to oil n; p.ii Dean Of the New York
S Fl ,s slsPsr. Mrs. ifsef $: ,fHi. i. Faysn g. S sss BTisssea: e &
and was a graduate Of the stevens f%nstitute Of
Technology in the class Of "a. taking the degree
sisI al t manager ana gers Of 81 the the t Bullock CT q Electric aes'9 Cons as.
pany. He was a member OF the American In
stitute OF Electrical Engineers and a chief sig
mailman on the staff Of the
First Naval Battalion.
Christian Jacob Thoms. a well. known small
boat builder, died suddenly at his home. 1853
Charles street, this city. early yesterday morn
Ing. lie was y years OF age. and during his
many OF the most noted yachts on this side of
the, Atlantic. Among The more prominent
are the Sarahoe. Amorita, Ariel. Grayling,
Montauk., Reverie. and Beiouin. Mr.. ThomS
was born in Leonard street.
James J. Mccoy, for over twenty years prin.
cipal OF Grammar School IS. the old Fifth street
school. died on Tuesday at Orange. y. J.. He
was the President OF the old Fifth Street School
the school who had all been taught by him az
boys. At the time OF his death he was vice-
principal OF the old school. Mr.. Mccoy, was
educated in the public schools and in the New
York Normal School.
DR.. +. A. Sheldon. principal OF the OsweGo
Normal School. died yesterday. DR.. Sheldon was
the first 10 inaugurate the present system of
Normal School methods Of teaching. and In 1851
was made principal OF the Oswego Normal
one in Albany having been established in 1914.
He was recognized as one OF the foremost edu-
Gators in the United States.
Samuel Townsend died at his home. rs scher-
merhorn street. Brooklyn. yesterday. He was
he was the President Of the Pacific Fire Insar.
az the s0 Thira S St ehis 'i Rssilr aS T con e p aiTes sns
was a member OF the Veteran Volunteer Fire
mems Association OF this city. He leaves one
daughter. Mr.. Townsend was 80 years old.
York importer. died suddenly OF a~poplexy on
Wednesday, at his home. 204 81. Johns place.
BROOKLYN. lie WAS a member OF the Montauk
and Germania clubs. He leaves two sons and
two daughters.