The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
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Prof. c. b. Boyle died yesterday morning Of
heart disease at his home. S79 Forest avenue.
He was born in st. Johns. \. T.. in 1927. and
was a descendant OF Baron Andrew Boyle OF
Ireland, who was noted for his scientific at
tainmcnts. Prof Boyle inherited his ances-
tors love for scientific pursuits. For many
years no was civil engineer in the Light
house Department. lie was an authority on
optics and tho inventor of a binocular tele.
scope and comet seeker. which is now used in
several observatories. He also invented n
cosmoscore OF remarkable accuracy. At the
time Of his death he had almost com pleted a
work entitled Origin of Worlds" in which
he had condensed the results of his life Of re-
search. Prof. Boyle leaves Il widow and two
daughters.
Mrs. Agnes Hitchcock. widow of the late
Curtis Hitchcock, died last Friday evening at
80 y.nrs. She was the daughter Of Jam es and
sarah Hpsh md S vas born IN Trinity place on
1920; Curtis ,Hiichcock, Of the firm. Of Freoborn
Hitchcock. thu earliest manufacturers. Of
aG;rifnul,mral in this s9Hntry Mrs
after her husbands retirement from business.
She was Tor many years member Of the Dutch
Madison avenue. Mrs. Hitchcock had lived in
Henry and Madison streets when they were In
the most fashionable part OF the city.
DR.. Francis Upton Johnston died on Sunday
at New brighton staten Island He was horn
and educated in this city. but removed to
rsceived Tie nrpointmcnt OF visiting physician
to the s. H.. smith lnilrmary. which place lie
he'd WY" ,ns tine Of his death HE was one
ton. He was fellow Of the Academy of Med
icine and a member Of the Richmond County
Medical Society.
hral apollcXv ut his residence. IS East Ninth
street. OIL sunday morning. DR., kelcmen was
practice. When Kossutn AND the Hungarian
sxes ,s rt Sr bc ,s4 M kee%sn
sor and trustee OF the Eclectic Medical Society.
His wife. bonn GeorGiana Cole. survives him.
United States Commissioners. Eugene 4.
Brewster. .Ir. died at his home in NewhurCh
gears. lilo was one Of the most l,.lliant young
nration was made Mt the Columbia Law School
and IN brooklyn, and in December. lSSG. he
brief. was eminently high in his profession
He leaves Il wife and one child.
Augustus L. TRIGGER OF Now Haven died on
Sas 0 n@ WAS ksssr OF % ass d. Hs
widely known, in this country aS an expert
mark snun with IA shotgun and rifle, He won
ment when II years Of age, and he subse-
1uenty won many trophies in this country
and Europe.
D. Edgar Grouse. the millionaire grocer OF
Syrn"nsc., died last night after an illness OF
three weeks aGed 4" years. ,o He vas SON.
mortal College. a part Of Syracuse University.
Mr. Grouse made himself much talked nj out II
few years ago by building II SJOO.OOO stable.
the finest building of its Kind. it is said. in the
world,
George IIeintz. one of the earliest settlers Of
tho eastern section Of Elizabeth died yestcr-
day. aged ~ years. He WAS born in Germany.
but has lived in Elizabeth most of his lite. ana
was u stanch Democrat and wieldcl consd.
cradle influence among the Germans in that
city.
Samuel Ritts native OF Liverpool. 4 years
old died OF paraiysis on the steamship La
Champagne on Wednesday last. AMI was
buried at sea. llc was second cabin ras-
scngcr.
Mrs H. +. Park OF Washington. n saloon
passenger on the tunard steamship SerNia.
which arrived yesterday. died on Saturday OF
heart disease. She was M years old. Tho
body will bo sent TO her home.
Francis b. Nichols. II member OF the Mari
time Exchange. died yesterday at his home at
Englewood. II" was 40 years old. and had tor
many years been II broker in chemicals
Mrs John Dean Cation. widow Of ex- ChicfJus-
ticc atom Of thu Illinois Supreme Court, died
on sunday night She WAS I" years old.