The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-26

OBITU.AR

low Patton. died in this city on Thursday
evening. Mrs. Patton and her brother job n
were the last survivors OF the famous Hutch
inson family OF singers OF New Hampshire.
who FIRST came before the public fifty years
ago. There were three brothers and one sis
ter. Judson. John. Asa and Abby. or sixteen
children. thirteen grew to manhood and wo-
manhood. Tho names Of these thirteen were
embraced In one OF the verses OF their most
popular song. 1.-THE Old Granite State" Abby.
the youngest. was born on Aug. 20. 1920. She
could talk. and 1t the I age oi she started
hey tGof tns raSe Storm
Their songs and manner i were res characterized
eS Ss@ass ~ yn i@y
was the feeling aroused by their patriotic songs
that II FIX sc Ens M ss arca snd nsH
tsrtaippsd ~ " SShar;ls:s ,Pisisns: WHIP and
der ireland. Alter visiting Scotland. and Ire
land they returned to America, IN 1870.
ss Msi and to Ps1o "
the New York Stock Exchange. HIS father was
ey ss Eek 9 %s% OF fsw @
cal and the founder Of the az
sions. Mrs. Patton was one Of the first mem
bers OF Sorosis. and labored at one time for
temperance and prison reform.
Mr.. Robert Barbour died in Paterson yester-
the age Of "a. Mr.: Barbour was the President
Paterson. s% member q Bnrhonr Bro.
PIG CHURCH street this city. owner Of tho A.
and Of TN Of ]
Barbour Sons Limited. Of Lisburn; Ireland.
Tss M sGn nS tx
third generation, Of the family which started
tho business N1,,s early in tho century, He was
United states with Ills brother THomas in
largest Individual property, owner in Paterson.
and his wealth is estimated at about S1O.QOO.-
goo. He leaves widow. ono Son and four
Florian oborski. one Of tho most accom-
IIlishsd niapists and musielans Of SeT Jersey.
about nifty years ago. He leave sa wife and two
years IN a' T
oi Paterson. and has devoted himself entirely
Paterson Musical Union ana Of IN" Paterson
sss .. ss4 Ss
THOMAS. and ths elder Damrosch. He was the
author auth, Of the tactics for the government OF
recommsndaton Of Cen. Sheridan. - y I'll '"'
Michael A. Clohissie died Of pneumonia on
Sopn n at hi hons ii @ e ab:u
In: where he served an apprenticeship in the
charged in 1856 with others on suspicion Of
having warned the leaders Of tho Fenian move
issued He came to this country two years
later. He was employed at the time OF his
heah by s,tn b. rus nnrT Of
lnon No: =. Catholic knights Of AMERICA.
leaves u wife and ten children
News was received in, New Haven yesterday
of tho death al sea q Mrs. Cora Weeh Van
MillinGen Of Roberts College. ConstantinopIe.
Mrs, Van Millngen, Ind spent the summer
h Sm .e' She was in very good heaIth upon ar
irving In Liverpool. and had sal ed from Mar
ss 70, Ssns . seS The
and and Mrs. T. S. Wheeler and Mrs. Grace W. ".
Davies are sisters
Gibby OF Halfway. \. j.. died at her home on
Thursday night; She was born near Belfast.
aulte young. and was married to Judge Chilly
at Eli7anetn in 1899. since which time she has
lived in h hahway Mr. Gi6hs ied I'm In is S land and
that time. Five children survive her. four
daughters and one son.
Joseph H: WamsIsy, 81 years old. lifelong
resident OF Greenpoint. died on Thursday
morning at his home. b64 Manhattan avenue.
Elijah II. Nostrand, once leading business
man in Jamaica. is dead IN that village: aged
him.
Oliver r. Pindell. ex-President Of the Com:
mercial Travellers Association Of the United
States. di"d ut Columbus D.. on Thursday. He
was ~ years old.
Edward Mott for many years an agent Of the
Barnum- Baile circus died on Thanksgiving
at his home in this city OF consumption.
NJ. Guizot. the son Of the historian. Is dead In
Paris.
Waldo b. Tichenor OK Postmaster of Orange
died yesterday morning. in his SD year.