The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-17
OBITUARY.

Stephen Patrick died at his HON in Truxton
Cortland county. on Sunday, aged 10 years.
In his earlier career he was first school
teacher. and afterward a civil engineer In the
employ OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company. In 1888 he settled on the farm in
Truxton, which he cultivated up to his death.
lilo had sound and well-cultivated mind. and
ne took conspicuous part in public affairs.
He founded the Cortland Savings Bank. lie
was originally WhiE but Joined in founding
the Republican party in Cortland county. and
remained an active Republican. He repre-
sented Cortland county in the State LeGisa-
ture OF 1866. and he frequently represented his
party as delegate In State and other conven-
tons. His wife, who survives him. WAS Miss
Angelina Dickerson OF Sullivan county. The
pair celebrated the golden anniversary Of their
wedding on April IL, 1886. He leaves three
married daughters and four sons, three Of tie
latter being civil engineers In the employ Of
prominent railroad lines.
The steamship Cienfuegos arrived Yesterday
ON bonra iha Cupf b and the bahamas having
Churton. the wife OF G. n. Churton. Bishop Of
Nassau; Mrs. Churton died on Thursday even
this city FOL, medical treatment. She was ac-
GE%mpanted BY her husband and attended by
mains we're taken 6e CB@ssb 81 The
llguration, Twenty ninth street and Fifth ave-
nue.. where funeral services will be held at
m
Trinity Cemetery.
Mrs. Lucy T. Barnett. wife Of John NJ Bar
nett, DISTINGUISHED farmer and manufacturer
nichmond, one OF the most noted citizens OF
Ann Ann on Monday, the 18th inst. aged 50 years.
MRS. Barnett was very superior woman,
whose rare mental gifts, Improved they were
Dy inc most generous culture. fitted hor to
most extensive and distinguished personal ac-
1ualntanGe Of any woman in Washington
coilady ner funeral on THURSDAY afternoon
pie from all parts OF the State.
la Ared WlsenSTGi Of he was generally
was an Englishman, and he served in the Eng
iish army before coming to this country. He
nearly year In Libby Prison. At the close OF
street. In Brooklyn, and he kept it until his
ueath. lie never Kept any books or accounts.
all his transactions being on cash basis, He
leaves widow and one son.
Comedian Fred Solomon. OF the Casino re-
don d}0n Yesterday. The deceased was Is years
musical director OF the old London Academy
or nluslc over quarter OF century ago.
h!art tt,y he was teacher q music. His son.
pahd. was with him when he died.
Judge Drummond. formerly q Judge Of the
T. Gn Ws states Circuit Court died at his home
He was appointed Circuit Judge in 1850 and
continued on the bench until 1854. when he re-
t tired PRESIDENT q Arthur anpoinfed Judge
was 50 years and seven months old.
Mrs; Avery Smith, the widow Of an old circus
proprietor who died fifteen years ago. died
She was for many years tho President Of Of the
Ladies' Aid Society In Newark. and was we'll
She occupied II handsome house on Clinton
avenue and High street.
William B. Maxwell died mt the Salem aims
sion lie had tie manner posh and dress eSse Of
an old.s gentleman. and was conspicu-
Joseph Nengerle. one OF the superintondents
OF the. Ansonia Brass and Copper Company.
died at his homo in Ansonia, on Thursday
earliest settlers Of Ansonia. and built the first
furnace for refining copper in that town.
William Robinson. a conspicuous citizen OF
He had filed many public posts in the govern
ment OF the village, including those, Of Trustee
and Superintendept OF the Water Works. He
leaves wife and children.
Joseph J. Brown. perhaps the wealthiest
resident OF Schoharie county. is dead at his
bone in Sloa F,igLa a. the age Of s. Years He
property to his brothers and sisters In equal
shares.
. John ". Conklin, long commercial traveller
10 f0r New forS house + dead at his home
He leaves a wife and daughter and son,
Lawyer James +. Conklin, OF DeckeItown. n. j, |
John Patterson. an aged and wealthy citizen
OF Newark, died there on Thursday night. Ho |
WAS a retired weaver OF velvet carpets. and |
was first to Introduce that business In America. |
Mrs. Mol, wife of Joseph Moll, merchant and
one OF the oldest and most respected citizens, |
died ut the family home in saltwater. Saratoga |
county. on Thursday. aged &C years
Neil CurraD. who had been the doorman In
tho Gates avenue police station In Brooklyn |
Tor nearly twenty years. died yesterday at $50
Gates avenue aged Oh
The Hon. Hiram Smith a well-known dairy
man and lecturer before farmers Institutes
lied at Sheboygan Falls. Wis, on Thursday
aged 70 years
A. Van Praag merchant In tho South Amer
can trade and a member OF the Produce Ex-
,hange. died yesterday.
:, Joseph Pearson the father Of County Auditor
Thomas Pearson OF Newark. died there yester-
lay. aged rs.
Justus II. Vincent. a member OF the Denver
Mining Stock Exchange. died on Friday.