The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-15
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rnenin,;,is vo,to,dor r,orrt,, 40 hio bor,o -
Short Hills, N j.. SO years old. He first started
in business as a publisher in Chicago about
fourteen years ago. He soon removed to New
clal journal with Charles I. Root. At tho time
OF his death he managed tho on Paint aud
D,p,g Rspyrte,. Mt 70 William street He was
treasurer OF the company which owned It. As
a member of the firm OF Root Tinker he also
oIa rs ~ li,an' o'u.i ''uuo Sout
nails the principal OF which are the Drv Goods
and N,,t Nnnbb, tbo r,otLio, ond En.r;.Ls,.
the Houer and t1'9,e eo' IreS S" tbo Tar
T isa; oq Di.; Carriage ;Lonrneh the o. and
NJ I imtm.em, the nTuyVSS,S or'a" anu
ton Of rst eGtions Of B eSenss works ' He
e OF Mie ana .h das cbd OF Samuel
Levi Hitchcock, who lived for half a century
IN the fire old brick dwelling at 1873 Hudson
street died Mt the age OF 81 on Monday last
fnn ne S ~, IN h3merea. ana DuntihE
avnrv MS - a., "a over cths IN nearly
SsarIv ali iSe npnant t nftbo w r VEN;
os ,S Sets n inaue unep ms as were
sound T and North RVsr steamer fne AUNT mp Hteb
cock never; his successor in business says.
nuue 1epel or 4 pirate nag, a,.nouRh re-
biacE nag ran NORTH River T passehger boat
Su wae Shg 10y ms [iDdis h s fiTate;
baIne 10 Ms; ntc n hhu saa ne wan,ea 10
that the title Bestowed upon him i'm by his
Hitchcock was born in New Haven and came
here when he was a young man. His business
W Will b e. GS55sd on y Miss with
"n Io ne Was o. fesen' yeals III partnerSn ,
hstnn Liz InsIrance o. dsd e AZ ff hs
TrPbsImITni9; On Tuesday; He caught cold on
{. Kingsiand and it DEVELOPED into Pneumonia
city seventy-one years ago. lie cot a public
eehooI education, and became a clerk for the
Guardian Fro Insurance ,ompany IL 1883;
Will!amsburgh Fire INSURANCE Gompany and
the Citizens, OF which he was President until
he BECAME, several. years ago. the Presid mt OF
The Manhattan. Mr.. MCLEAN was also Vice
President of the Union Trust Company, Vice
resident OF the Manhattan savings 1nstitu-
ton. and President of the lilind Asylum. He
was member Of the Century. Manhattan. and
Union Clubs, and an eXPresident Of the st.
Nicholas Society.
John Mel elan died OF old age on Monday at
his home. 22G East Thirty fth street He was
horn in Scotland eiGhty.six years ago, and
came TO America when Young man and en-
listed In the navy. He served on, tho frigae
Brandywino, and was afterward for thirty
years connected with the American Seamans
i,n Seciety, AT - ana 10 VAL street. lie
among sailors. and was leader in temperance
EeeainSS u III Tue Snuatn o1 Sea anm hnnui nar
hefJ ~ N todoU tron, az, THnroh "" ~ 80 20
nnd iand ~ ''u"'' 'A0''' 'H0 NA'AeH Vi 10"
"I ", -, r. ,,
Nv w; y; Ihmrston,I iPesldent OF INC BethIehem
Iron Company % Una diad in npdon FnS1
land. at midnight on Tuesday night. He was
iee Tn MS fanny IAN IRON iTir al9nE
Wharton iSakep Of PhiladoI his c nesfin
was with him at the time Of bis death. Mr.
Thurston was IS years old His vile il a
daughter OF the late F. Conpee Mitchell OF
Philadelphia lie will be buried in London
Narrara, Auhannn tho widow NJ ouis An.
bcnau died on Tuesdnv' at IsS nnfield STRAIT
Henry Eeimer ' was member Of Gen Zen. Wash.
ior siXty years. She lenves thirteen neices and
nephews one granddaughter and four grand
neccs
we'll known newspaper man OF New bedford.
died on Tuesday. When a young man he en-
tered the employ Of the D1i'V Wer"vD as a
but for the last twenty eight years
has, been a reporter on the Erenu'1 SidnddrG
he had been member OF the ommoh Coun-
Gil and trustee oil the iree pubic library,
well.known in educational and musical circles,
as well MS an inventor OF some n2Ie; Is Gead
FOR many years prl9p TO the GiNiS hon 81 the
GSad Sna HG Since charmsn Of the
bourne Schoo! oh'hlltec'
Max kastner. formerly an opera singer n
:, Fatinl'2a company WIZ i,iGhy he!i. Lillian
PROOFS. ana olhSfS "a uIfH SenS[a aa}s ago az
OH In Ean L.,I-
ethGe peS9G MA ,ba a,n n 40 IN No
T fi az. r'u N''N '''' '0'' 40 -''"
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Me- On Aisn etd r" sho was the daughter Of the
iata H ~ rvrs tamIin "f Paris the Irst CIerH
l ~ omrt o9 Xf"rd connty Iier deceess
ieaves the Hon. Hannibal ilamlin the only sur
vivor OF the family OF Dr. Hamlin.
Touis schwartz Of Elizabeth. who for mora
than a half n century managed hotels in New
York nnI TIlzabeth and who last week became |
Insane through illness, died last evening in the
Morris Plains Asylum lie was 50 years old.
He lenves a son ana Hau.h'er.
John Wolff widely known hotel keeper and |
politician q Rome \. T., tied on sunday aged
50 yonrs; lis death resulted from Injuries re-
Fred Matthews. an actor, died at the Arnold |
House, this city last SUNDAY, and was buried |
by the Actors Fund. betore his death he |
asked that MS paIentS De sphFeu inc khoWl- |
euEe 'nHI he i''u ooet' " p'"'e''