The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-23

ISAAC wr1DRrcK.
Congress- during tho Mexican war with Clay.
Webster and Calhoun. He had eight chill
dren. two Of whom are dead. The survivors
are Ferdinand. who manages the farm at
Blairstown: Lieut.. Abraham c.. who was
Drigadier- General in the war and Is now sta
Mrs. ma n F Miss hnn
Marksboro. saa lsa $ Nj ana Sf h Is
tshfT two AH Families vsS S S ss'fs rs 1H Ind
CID homestea S at Blarstown until Abraham
% WdGE VIZ an wSsd s
a% s. men iHie liz Hs r
% memory a S rsmaned clear until Friday. and
The last words he said to. his son.in-iaw.
Maj%r Lentz. were IN an effort to convert I hin
il was q constant student Of THE SUN, and
R chief regret wnpa I'll ha and h w SSsa tho
hands Of the big clock. SAYING that every turn
., the wheels brnss him to the
ment-- He and the millionaire, railroad man.
John Blair. who has attended as delegate
every Republican convention since the party
iFend ReFn joSa ' Bar Was Born MONTHS
Was JOKE 81 the latter that he had proound
respect for his elders. but wondered that such
an and a SSnS i'd Ss ss 0f MI HI
had splendid farm. and was we'll to do.
Another patriarch Of New York died yester-
born gh N bs ctY r9
Of his father in East Chester; He came. to New
in 1872 to erect the brsastworks at tie fort in
nnrE iron s fs 'stassAs strs IT,
arrht-
5 aeas ioa and ornamental iron woSE The
iron work in most Of the old buildings Of
Ssd ONE ne sseess ss
aa Wsnt eeSn
1928 Mr., Barnes married. Miss Susan n Talbot.
who Is stu living They celebrated the s1t
Of last year NJ. Barnes used to tell this story:
il 1896 E boat load Of coal vas landed at the
Here 81 IN Chem
tSs eSs trlsd ri many people q
fS aas the asa ssRnf ts
Barnes lived in the seventeenth ward. IN
d East ssn I4tsy se % ns
under his iG9i He had siI ,6:
funeral services will be held at his late resi-
will be at Woodlawn.
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney. an old New
Yorker. died suddenly yesterday Mr.. Pinck;
n the 6e Of ths
oliiee e DT; J; l. Bailey; in the same, building.
Nj. Pinckney was the son Of Peter Pinckney.
Insurance COmDlny.
born in 1920. and was educated in this city.
and 1863. During these years, the Legislative
board Of Aldermen and Board Of Common
Ps 4s % msA and n s 1d ae
Gb s1s M " Ene! BoT Board 5P% n r W
Commis sioners under the new act Mr.. Pinck;;
hens appointed eleGteb
Bspew then
Alter completing his torn q. Fire Commits
MSns he ncoa from s pgne Mn and his
sea CAPTAIN. His widow: four sons. and three
nsEnsy lived pat East New avenue
brooklyn. He was a director in tho Bowery
Fire % for be S Tns
baptist Church. which Mr.. Pinckney attended.
one Of p na ttareds physisIa%s IN his
last sickness. died yesterday In Philadelphia
Years 0 a a Uphiadelphiss lssdins rhyscsn
but he did not practise extensively Of late
county Pa: graduated at the University OF
Pennsylvan!a. and practised medicine in the
ca ms, into prominence through MS lectures at
tho Philadelphia School OF Anatomy. on Col:
logo avenue where q class OF 300 gathered
about him. Tho school went to pieces soon
It. "pr Asnsw was ths school" The Subject
that he lectured on at that early period was
tho one for which he was noted in later years.
and it was his skill in operative surgery that
brought him to the edside of Gen. Garfield
and led the attending nhysciianss to nay Dr;
hope seemed gone
Mrs. Charlotte Perry Robinson. colorod.
aged 10y years. died yesterday In Norwich
Conn. She va vas born In Kingston r. L. on
necticut and titled big farm In Lebanon. Her
death Mrs Robinson lived IN Norwichtown.
Sho had twelve children. 1--WE ~ whom survive
ho- At h"r death she was Mt the hoad of i've
srandchild. who lives in Providence; and two
is 10 and youngest 10 years old. IN to four
years ago She read her Bible and the papers
without glasses.
When tho Ward line steamship Orizaba ar.
Of respect for Chief Cook ID. j. Kchler. who
died OF npoplexy on Monday morning. The
vessel sailed from Havana on March IL. and
on the same day Are was discoyeIod among
was quickly eTtinguished. but during the ex-