The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-25
OBITt ARR.

Joseph Miller wilson, widely known as an
architect and ciylI rnGnerr; di"d SudHeh ~.
o'icc in Philadelphia. iI", was in hi, sixty;
nth year he j. survived by his wife. and
diaushtef Mr.; Iohn Gihso /, OF N'T inn nor *
1897 u" wa. graduated from the Rcnss elaer
Po'ytechuic Institute Of Troy. He
road a. an engineer in March. 1850, and N
iSRa no was resident engineer OF the middle
division of the railroad. i!r wa also en-,
baltimore Railro,d Among N" various
huildnrs and bridges he designed and con-
structCd yeTG tn" suseuGhainp p.o aHd tie
Station. IN" Baltimore and Potomac alton
at Wa,hins,on. tie main Exhibition, Rni,dins
ton TON a and tho brcsNi building and DreSel
Institute. He was engaged as an expert on
tho approaches Of u" BROOKLYN Bridge, He
Eincer- Of London, and for more than ten
years hc wa~ president OF tho Franklin lnsti-
tu,e. Ho was married on May g 1880, TO
Mis- Sarah Petit. daughter OF the late
Judge Thomas Ne kean Petit
The Rev Elias Saadi. pastor Of the Syrian
Pre,bytriiean Church in Washington street.
near Rector died suddenly Ola sunday morn
ing Although he had been in feeble health
for some time and on sunday morning was
feeling far from we'll. h. left his home at sol
Hicks street, Brooklyn. 10 90 TO hiS church
lie became III on the fcrrvboat and was'akcn
back to brooklyn by friends When near IA,
home IA" collapsed n,tcIiy ana was taken lnto
"A drug stor', where b" died IN Few minutes
The Rev Mr Sa1di was born in TIipoli o.
years aEo lntil three years ago. when
MISSION work In syria liz was man of flne
mental attanmcnts and he left behind him
many work, IN syrian on thtisimnity and
a translltion. in cnllnboration with i,r Post
OF b bhcal concordance into Arabic IL
had almost completed a work reiutinc the
doctrines e Mohammcdanism
Mr- Anna FairChild. wife Of cN-Congress-
man benjamin + FLirchild Of Pelham, y Y
died th' morning In the General Memorial
mo.rt9l NJ rairc1 Glm MAS s shc her
one child, n son abont nine wears old Mrs
Fairchild was prominent socially ia Pelham
sHd was az sCtv n"mh',y of nc First Pres
j. Edgar Williams, .. j. l.. Nilli,ns 4, Co,
Of Li.rcuerd street, M SiIy. di'd suddenly
IN tai,road sfrngy M3rH,t Ihd broad
wife were about to purchase tickets 10 floi ida
wucrr t " couple iut"nd"d TO spend the winter
Heart iniur" was TIE cHHsr Of d,gu NJ
was 81 years old.
Joan Rich. cashier of the Third National
Bank 90 Jersey CITY,. who was stricken with
apoplrNy az his desk two weeks ago, died
late sunday nirht al his home. iS2 Farvlow
nvcnuc "" was pres dent Of the. Palma
Sgs t." r. h a." TI Cleo SHG S o. the vice.
Anircw Gun, on' of the oldest and most
su"ccS~!i Merchants in Port J"rvi,. died at
bus hom' I. tnnt nllcr on sunday OF typhoid
County RosCommou, roland, and came e
America in iSi7, and to Port Jeryis in is4s
lie leaves "a widow and one son
Peter Sp',r. - wears old, one of tie charter
IN Lhcrs oI Noutclir Lodge, IA, + and 4
NJ, di"d y'strrd ~ at y ono In Montclu ir
Spccr was on OF i" oldest men, bcrs OF ~,
First Presbyterian G urc1, in which the fun
erul viii br held Tomorrow
Frank Rarrc.,, third base on p,3oe,on :,
la IiS" lived eT At F P k"i Ky 's'"00" h