The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-14
OBITUARY.

Lieut.. Charles n. Clinch OF the Third United
States Cavalry died on Thursday at Aryerne.
l.. l.. aged 81. For three years he had been
stationed with his regiment at Fort Brown.
Texas He was taken i'll on the 18th Of April
with facial carbuncle. The carbuncle healed.
but blood poisoning followed. He was brought
North four weeks ago. and last Monday was
taken to the seashore In the hope that sea air
might restore him to health. lie was the son
OF Charles J. Clinch Of this city, who for many
years was the United States Consul at Bor-
deaux. afterward was connected with the
Paris house OF A. 4. Stewart & Co.. and
since that house withdrew from business
has resided in Paris. He is . better
known hero as tho principal heiraof Mrs. Cor
nea NJ. Stewart. Lieut.. Ilinch was born In
New York but was educated in France and
OF his father and of his fathers uncle; Chares
l.. Clinch. for many years Deputy Collector OF
once Vent to the camp Of military instruction
at Fort leavenworth and pursued the regular
course Of studios there. taking the first rank
in the class at final examination. lie was first
an! ontei n Second Lieutenant OF infantry.
and subsequently,, at his own request. was
transferred to he cavalry service and assigned
10 tho Third Regiment His remains will be
buried on Sunday nj ST. James. Long Island.
bcsid"tne bodies Of his grandfather and grand
mother.
lulu ~ on N May i. For thirty.iiye years MIR.
Rons TG f e h9
lie was born in Tompkinsville, ). J., in 1870
and graduated at tho pion Theoogcal s. sem :"
Gy Ny 0r in S e OF ,he m at
until his death, During the dispute between
Germany and Span az TO the OWNERSHIP sd,1n 6 OF
tie spanish authorities. put In the hold Of a
vessel and sent tn the PhGPplRe isand hs
Consul at Manila. Wien taken III Mr.. Doane
went to Honolulu: where he was carried
ashore and died. lie leaves "A widow ana TWO
children.
Col A. Z. Hatch OF New Bedford. well known
In Boston as messenGer in the I nited states
aTtnI Sn ness ' Of several weeks For nearly
twenty years he had made daily trips to Bos-
ton col Hatch was BON in ISd3 and Gt tS
trade OF printer. IL lS4U at the opening OF the
New Bedford and Taunton Railroad, he estab
and Boston. He sold out his interest in the
company in 1873 At the outbreak OF the civil
war he took an active part IN raising troops,
and was appointed provost marshal
Mrs Anna Catharine Brand, wife. OF. DR..
William brand. died at Jeffersonville. N. Y. on
the 5th inst. aged TO years. She was native
ter Of distinguished military officer. She
came TO this country in 1880 with her husband.
the pair located In JeIersonvllle. where they
have since lived. Her husband and four chill
dren survive her.
Thomas Baroer dled suuuehly on thursday
morning In Middletown. y. y. aged ~ years.
He was a native OF the north OF Ireland and
came to New YORK city about forty years ago.
York city Post ONCE. He went to Middletown
about two years ago and had sin &c filled the
Is survived by his wife and three children.
Or John. W. Hopper. son, OF the late DR..
Henry 4. Hopper. died Yesterday. at his homo
In Hnckensack. OF consumpt on About two
years ago he was forced TO retire permanently
rom practice and for a year had been unable
10 speuk. He was in his 35th year.
Henry II. Edes Of Mattapan, Mass, largely
known In business circles throughout New
England and the West. died on Wednesday
night For fifteen years past he was connected
With the big paper house OF Tileston & Hol-
lnGsworth.
Terence ]. McCAull. the owner OF several
race horses. died on Thursday night at Beach
street. Brooklyn, in his Both year. His string
of horses included thoctaw and Ariel He
was formerly in the molasses trade
Mrs Edith t., widow OF the late James
Punin. died in Auburn City yesterday. aged IS