The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20
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! Charles T. Hall. we'll known business man
and IN accomplished amateur violinist died
In Binghamton on Wednesday. aged 40 years
lie was born in Chcnango and entered
BUSINESS life with n mercantile firm at Bing-
hamton. He was afterward for sevcral years
engaged with the Chemung Canal Bank at FL
mira. Bo was compelled to give UP a business
career by falling health. From boyhood he
had manifested remarkable talent as violinst,
and he wentto Boston, and afterward TO Berlin.
Germany and for four years pursued q course
OF study under distinguished instructors. On
his return homo he won high recognition in
amateur circles as an artists. but he modestly
refrained from seeking professional honors. He
brought from abroad a Stradivarius violin, for
which he raid $4,000. He Is survived by his
parents. VI and Mrs. Henry Hall OF ChenunGo.
aud sister, Mrs. Thomas Parker of Blng-
hamton
Hugh Auchincloss n former member of the
thread i'm porting firm of AuchincIcss Bros.
Of a White street died on Wednesday at ,"w
the firm Of which his father was the head was
dissolved Nj. AuGhincloss. and a brother
cos Witch ia 81 beSSme the sa Ramso
of AucAncloss Bros. Mr.. Auchnross retired
IN iss5 lie has heen TREASURER of Grace
tional Bank, n director, OF the Eleecker Street
savings BanE. and had often served as fore
man OF the Grand Jury.
Isaac I. Barnum died III Monticello. Sullivan
Gounty, on Snndny. aged g. years. Since tho
only son, Dir. Charles Bqinum. editor Of the
Monticello li"ttyl1n. She WINS u native OF
name was Clarissa, l,eedelr She was Tho
oluest member 81 81. Johns Episcopal church
in Monticello. havI,G been the first person con
nrmed after the Church was organized. sho
was woman Of marked intellectual viSor.
The Rev. William 7. Wilson, rector Of tho
Church OF the Mediator i'll !. tncsbrdge died
In rad -
He was graduate OF Yale College and Of the
General Theological Seminary. he. has been
and has lived, in .hingsbridge. for the last If;
until he was almost blind. lie leaves n widow
a son, and four daughters.
The Rev \. Everett Smith died on Wednes-
day. at % downing street, brooklyn. in the
Church minister for eighteen years and thon
became Pee st GongreEGati9haist And vas pastor OF
three years ago. He leaves widow and three
daughters. The funeral viii take place to-
MORROW afternoon from the Central ConGreGa-
MIS-. Margaret Wethcrill. widow. died in
Gems Falls recently In the adioiniyG house
on tho same street .iyed Their Mrs, Margaret
history OF the lady who died and Of her nus
band is very strange. She was the thirteenth
child OF his parents. She was tho seventh
daughter o. her family, and he the seventh son
OF his family.
MRS. ;hdItHa Arn"Il IIateS. VIE OF Levi VI.
Bates. died on Wednesday after long illness.
She OrCani2ed, in connection with the wife OF
the late Rev. Or. Joseph j. Thompson. the |
none Missionary Society Of the broadway
Tabernacle which. for tho past thirty-one
years had been her especial care. The New
York Infant Asylum also benefited by her
labOrs.
EX-Mayor Rodney W. Milhurn OF Haverstraw
died yesterday morning after n brief illn"ss. |
Mayor OF iIaverstraw, several years. was an
active Free Mason and hreman, ard was one OF
tho democratic POLITICAL leaders OF Eocklund /
county lie leaves widow ana one daughter. ,
The Hon. Noah y. ComStock who diei in Area |
dia Wis. on the 9Th INST. aged 5s years. was a
native OF LowViIle. y. \. He had served IN both |
branches Of the Legislature of his adoptod |
state, and had Il, one time edited the Arcadia |
I.edHCt. the Eeun Ii an newspaper organ of |
the county. i:e leaves wife aud one son.
Charles Littleleli o: Saco Me-. died on
Thursday. aged -. He was the first cashier !
OF II" Saco Savings Bank. and served II long
term as Auditor and Assessor Of tho city OF .
Saro.
kolert A. Ward. the chamrion half-mile rum
ner OF the nitoI states. died Mt his homo in
liinsdale Mich. suddenly Oh "Wednesday.
William brigham Mrsson died at Detroit
estate is Valued al over S2,UuO.uUl.
The l!ev. J. Il. Blakcnoy. for many years Pre-
siding Elder Of the Oskaloosa NJ. L, Church.
Gied on ednesday
Charles NJ. Titus OF Iackettstown dicd sud
denly in Newark yesterday OF apopleXy He
Was - years old.
Andrew Haskell. ore OF the oldest job print
ers In Boston, died nj Melrcse on Tuesday.
Mrs. Oliver c. Miller wife OF Judge Miller.
lied at EllIcott City, Nd. yesterday.
Jonathan S. Manro. q wealthy citizen OF Au-
burn. died on Thursday. aged Is years.
Sheldon Wilson Of Auburn died yesterday.
aged 4. years.