The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-06

| Ign. in his 18th year. Ho was attacked with
! paralysis. which affected the entire right side
| OF his body. after his return from ono OF MS
| frequent long voyages In an open boat. MIR.
| Whiting was noted yachtsman and oarsinan
| and for many years was the most familiar
| figure in these waters. Until n few years
ago he was devoted to aquatic sports.
He was born In this city. When he was ~
years old he built pair Of boats exactly alike.
and with friend rowed one Sunday morning
from Bay Ridge to Whitestone and back again
on tho same day. about thirty miles. Ho mado
as many as 100 trips TO Red bank from Bay
Ridge. tho quickest being made In hours and
10 minutes. He once rowed from Buy Ridge
to Sandy Hook in hour and 80 minutes. He
had many adventures. and has been ut sea for
twcnty-four hours several times In nm open
boat. When the Fanny bent the Oracle
nine years ago. Mr.. whiting rowed over
s sas entire du fSsF'' tho se'Pas lie WIN Was "s
soSSd well AZ an otisss
He joined tho Monmouth boat Club oil Red
Bank fifteen years ago. and was is Coming
was also = member Of the Varuna Boat Club.
th Ao Was mn q stse
with weather beaten face. His daughter
oas % and hss Ssn severa mcaas
ing contests. The funeral services will be held
at the residence this evening"
bSrs%n sT1ns Hsg 4 sessT area
ahs
sf h %ae had W. Rao @
ssd Whsn ne set out his
NED him ii" He seemed SsttsT than 'G usual
COMPANY: when he iell TO- tho floor and died in
a few minutes, The body was put in the di-
Shaa s a1oxG the Is ss Snt ro
lyn Mr. ABBOTT was Sd born ' in Vermont in 1874
He came to this city and engaged in the ship
owned Sssseis which sailed to Al Iarts q the
world Yq His Mis daughter Is the wife q ths Rev.
nacle ofJersey City. He leaves widow.
{, Bernard Cottor died in Livingston Manor.
S ,r, county. on Monday last. at the age of
the Oldest man living in tho state ot New York
with tho exception Of Ell Grey OF Delaware
n T9 d ns M
tlthis country sixty years ago; He flrst work
id for eight e in o sac1 sspTy in roy
during tho ! of ri his H e II He was
temnerats habits, and raj ely left his farm. He
aayH hs b hsg n until few
septuaRcuarian.
mrs Mrs. =; Athea Northrup Perkins died at her
nome IN SYRACUSE Yesterday in the S,jth year
Walter ADAMS AND Fol- Csnr sFSH" Per M5s
Mrs Mrs. Perkins was a cousin of Ethan Allan OF
twelve children. She was Of E M l" origiD.
and the family ut one time owned the greater
thaN'r'wn. Prof ferkiLs who ~ now III Syui- .
c.,ss. WAS ioTn'erly, Consul at slockhoim and
distinction Of being the only American citizen
%np h eyer married wife Of roya blood Marie
daughter OF an lnfanta OF Spain and niece Of
Queen lsabelln.
o, Pr G Gso,tEt p boutwell, the earliest and
in s and While vi a" workn afo at
sadvinE ie"sry xierWard S Re ope .l@9 an IN
Office there and soon became we'll known
leaves ~; pr. Boutwel! Of south Nor:wailiko'
W Wn =, I lau u who resides with him. He
Me ens Sed ' one % S!e@e
h IN tb aee drS , 1oT hc was engaged
ehandsry head Of the RPM Of naq SIP
from Esf ~. m nna asa Gi fhi s sgfS
been Postmaster Of Portland. and held yari.
member of Henry lrvins's Company. died din ia
London two days ago !Ie was 43 years old, n
H MS Fight sia ns%S hlS
ysnrs and iinG ma lss3 10 haa been
this city as toiti@ in Louis XII "'"''' Al
81 Samuel nn Glegg prominent citizen of diego.
S iea Un dI of hs danEhtr Mrs
on Thursday TO- attend his funeral ri Sh r wnnf
to the coffin TO look at her fathers face. She
great sob dead the co H w so % Sns
.o Years Oh. ana leaves q husband and four
Wright ths Sstern baseball mqnascr diesi
Of f D Wnm Tf %S ri WINS t4e
M nta w ssrveS annns id sy
stefan Of wide celebrity. " my
John Bucknum. who had been crier in tbe |
di"d smd cIIts ~ n hmprnt3n for generation
He was II years nt ~ e n.seMse last evening.
nearly every lawyer in the state He " was Also 30
an GptGrer OF Trenton and was serving
children. "'N'" "'" io"r
;, Bridget M"caTlerty. tho oldest tplabitnnt Of
Mihantg Z" M county a. died Tnnrsay at
in.nw John McFadden, IN nj Bri Mt" %'rt.
the pSsR ins "'S Of Y9s Dig girl
sis EateHR 51Es% Sssnss wss and
lungs hs co ssz aan MtH
uird n fcw moments. He was unmarrini rial
ana about 40 wears o! age. ""
JudI. David CloEton. Senior Assocat, ms
I lee Of the Aabamn Supreme Court dieJ in
MontGomery Yesterday, aged ii. Judge Cion.
ton srryHd IN the Confederate Congress. Hc
ed woman in her day. ''''*"'en-
=, Gideon Ilnllowell. aged 1902: Mrs. Sarah
ahobmhsoR aGeh W.; Mrs. Jemima Benjamin.
I'll. nged o2; Levi Johnson, aged 10 and aIhnwrt
Doolittle; aged 30. died in Wyoming countyths
Prot. II. ". Orr. principal Of one If tho ,,,,,.
schools Of Mck,Gesport. Pa. died ther" yestsr.
SrSy nsem "a, ~ re Wns superintendent Of he
vas regarded ns one OF the al lest teachers ~
the State ''"e"e'S ~
John Lamoreaux.. for forty.seyen yenrs a
recently. Hs was born in Havprstraw in 1877
~ han iiieq u number Of town offices IN
Liberty. He leaves two sons. S'' al