The sun., 1892-01-04
OBITUIRE

morning. He had been III somo six weeks
Blood poisoning. which appeared after the
amputation OF one OF his toes and was followed
by the amputation Of more OF the foot. caused
his death. Gathered about his bedside were
his wife. his sons. Edward and Oliver and his
daughter Mrs. Hill Mr.. Hitchcock had been
unconscious since Friday and passed away
quietly. without being able to recognize any Of
his relatives. They had all spent sleepless
night. as his death had been xpected. Fun
oral services will be held at the home on Tues
day evening eT Ing The Hey: Dwight ~ HodgS
IN East vii 1I7th b. e will os,st Ths Inter
row loses one of It's reminders OF. the old
bohemian days In the de9th Of the man
Viii ' FeE %1nas asaPy p psSssssss scsss
neyspnper men In his place. Horace dreeloy
Td ,sSn to hin % mors once
:sssssS Ssss .eSSd as bose S e:
difference in the servise. All the crockery was
SS Ss PSss dSss nsHsa aHs ss Is s'iyss sSso e
are left around loose Rich and poor dig into
the PGws ts. With tha
freedom and independence., and expect no
terday eecaas q The owners dssth S and two tive
q so41 n @.s ams T4sdS IsS
employed In Marshail's all night restaurant at
9 SPRUCE street for I'VE Or si1 years before he
cakes and boiled the coffee. just as he did for
ySs,ss thereafter n his syn place Hs bought
place Tor 9H Thea fps he moved " iee
frspEioIt r I , street ana = lqst to the basement
to Improve or beautify his place or TO change
en sss hs' hs' rsed so shsnss thcm
About twenty years ago he thought he would
EsFs snd u S X. h Ba tn
to his son. Oliver Hitchcock, Jr. But he tired
Of Leisure very QUICKLY. and when the lease
70 rere h ood wsn
E9s LIVED on BrOome 6e
ssss yqsa f Thsnis Tsnss
time Tor politics. I His i only Janus amnsement M aT was as
driving. and for time he was frequently seen
behind fast trotter up the road.
Col. George Peabody Of Salem. Mass. died
re% sns wes
E:s ihs xsathsst in hFsls%
s ss Sasss VSasasss M Hs
iqinsd iia5s III re Salem Salem Lisht;. Infantry In
ssa ss1sef ss vss ssr%sndsr
tashsd 70 shs First Division: o. Peabod!
xHs elected 'sS ef., si' asn sIsaa Il
WAS The last ] survivor Il tho arst Gisy ooan.
dent q she ssls% Bank IL It's ',s ssrilss days.
81 the Peabody Academy Of Sciences, He WAS
z fine musician. and wrote several wsll-known
hymns. and set to music many favorite pieces.
S%Sss %sss s, ssp ertIss s. .nS =, e patron 81 at
ea,nenss and seSSpuae
Mrs; Peabody survIyes her husband at The age
sqd rs an VEL as Enas0 o T sS
body's daughter.
". Vanderbilt. who died on Saturday in VAL
lejo, Gal. was cousin OF Commod0re Van
hs new 'Sei whsn his
pioneer steamer California made her voyage
hs e IN nsi hsi sSge Ss
Pacific I bs Mat! Company; and was f9f ton years
the supssT;ntende9t in the
pernsended the % rebul ldns oi the slnepetar sae
IN
Island.
Eulu .4IOulS NlCpOE lbVoley0s Tue DelRlAn
political writer and economist, Is dead. He
es after Letter to the
the College stanisIaus in Paris. and achteved
% as writer on the liberal aide Of
Professo! oi Political Economy @ S 10 Ro'ftsi the Gai
versity Of Llege. In 1867 no represented Bel |
ns Re Ess hs e n
works. some OF which have been translated |
Into several languages
\, Dr.. F. W. Klages died at his homo at Utica
The GRnss g!R +
hf0sss his
to t Rsa snSe 1heR
y whom Dr w. e KsSes 'op 81 ths ety one
.Ex-City Marshal Edward P. Allen OF Lynn,
buchanan. but With the breaking out Of the
q WSeS he SSs Gse
S n hs t5 lyn yyoce
sRip. In 1871 he was appointed s Gi,y MarshaL
Judge William G. HaseltIne. sollcitor-Ge
sral q the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. died
,er Of the TerrltoElal Senate Of New Mexico.
ee. member Of the GonstitutionaI Convention.
President Of the New Mexican Bar Association.
md prominent Mason.
The Row. Joseph Nelson. widely known as
preacher and an educator OF youth. died at his
lome at Middletown. N. Y. on Thursday. Of
aged o3 years. He was born at
3elfast Ireland. and was graduated from the
loyal College OF that city. and was soon after
rdained in the ministry OF the Presbyterian |
,hurch He came to this country in 1852
Gen. Ebenezer Sprague died on Saturday In
no Masonic Home at Grand Rapids Mich. Ho |
irand High Priest OF the Grand Chapter Of
loyal Arch Masons. and Illustrious Grand
faster. OF tho Grand Council Of Royal and
elect Masons.
Col. Henry G. French OF Brookline, Mass.
,ns graduated at Harvard In the class Of 1880.
10 was a member Of the Puritan. Athletic, and
'ountry clubs. Ho received his military title
Or ., rvice on the staff OF Gov. Butler.
Peter Over of Paterson died on Saturday in
lenoa, Italy. whittier he had gone for his
enlth. He was " years old. He was horn in
cnntland. he leaves An estate worth At least
Mrs. George Bromhead. an inventor OF a
tecl hoop skirt. In the manufacture Of which
he was engaged for years. died In Paterson
!cstsrday. aged ". She WAS native Of
= Mccall Cushman, for many years, agent