The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-16
OLD MIR. eAMAeDs PA1rTNeA
He Called One . Titan, One . RenbraaaN,
and Ono velasQuea.

TIE Sun told yesterday how the eccentric
old bachelor. Henry Ten Brock Carnage. was
found dead last saturday afternoon In his room
on the top floor OF the University building.
where he had lived nearly fifty years. A suN
reporter was permitted to take look at the
room yesterday.
II is Uttered and crowded 10 the very door.
and the settled dust OF years and an odor OF
paints and n general mustiness render the
atmosp here almost choking. Paintings. plas-
ter casts. book cases. cabinets. and pieces OF
old furniture are jumbled in together With
household utensils and stray articles Of old
clothing.
Large paintings leaning against ono an.
other crowd the room on either side OF the door
way. leaving eangway into the centre The
walls are covered with smaller pictures. hung
all over. and lines OF pictures two and three
deep stand on the floor leaning against the
walls or against chairs. sofas. and the stove.
Standing about In different places arc plaster
casts.l bric-a-brac. and knick.knacks OF all
sorts. There are two skyliRhts. Stretching
under them SO rs to obscure the light
large pieces Of sack cloth have been rugged
They are rent with holes and saeging with
inches of dust. Between the room and tho al
cove Is parted curtain OF black muslin.
torn and heavy with dust In the al.
cove. which Is barely large enough to
contain tho rickety iron bedstead. more
paintings and rubbish are crowded
literally buried in dust. Bottles OF medicine. o.
which there are a great number. look as II the,
Pie Pied ss9 se
m MORE bo SS mss eia said M
Mr.. Damages old coat and felt hat. where h,
se coat e rms" carved out Of Wood. which,
nov worm enten: i fastened do on the YAH oss'
table a sds S " is Srse
Fasss sSs stSs
S Woman VIII WHEN Mr. Ga@ase called Ttian
Be BY lem braadt. Near BY, is another Zee
Sir joshua Reynolds. '. large painting stan
ing up near tho centre OF the room Is said liz,
wlss s' tie soStess other paintings are
st. Peter and an Annunelation. attributed,
Guido. All the paintings have numbers Q
exhibited at some time in the past. or that n,
Carnage has made u catalogue for his ow
There are some fine pieces Of old anti1u
furniture in the room. but they are so worn.
s"s 81 Ss XIII Stands
in one corner Of tho room. The other piecesU
statuary are o. In plaster.
WAS Wing on the table"the last one s apparentl
nal COPY Of the - Golden Treasury" publish
in 1SbS
Miss Dimmick. the oldest friend Of the fam
ly. who was the executrix OF the will Of Nj
Gnmage's sister. came on from Milford. Pr
to assist in the funeral arrangement.
She said last night that Mr. Carnage
father. who was At one time man Of GO,
bought them in Franco after the French rev"
luton. when society was upturned. Mis-
Dimmck said that Mr. Carnage had sold on
or two paintings when he was in need at on
time. but that he had always hoped to kee;
them together as collection until he coul
find some purchaser ready TO put them on g.
hibtion. His estimate OF the value of tn
whole collection. it was said. reached into til
hundreds of thousands OF dollars
Funeral services will ~ held to-day at %
O'clock in the Univ"r. ;ty Place Presbyteria
Church. after which tho body will be takent-
Milford, Pa,