The sun., 1897-07-05
OBITUAR Y.

Nicholas William Stuyvesant Catlin, formerly
OF the marine insurance firm OF Catlin & Platt,
10 Exchange place. died at his residence. Liv-
ingston place. on Friday. Mr. Catlin was born
In New York. and was a direct descendant OF
Potter Stuyvesant, through his mother, who was
q granddaughter of Nicholas William Stuyves-
ant. Peter Stuyvesant's only son. Mr.. Catin
had In his possession many documents connected
with the carly history OF New York and OF tho
Stuyvesant family. He was cousin OF liamil-
ton Fish and Nicholas Fish. and cousin also of
the Ruthcrfurds and Winthrops Mr.. Catlin
was about seventy years old, and mover married.
He was n member of the Union and Century
clubs Tho funeral will DO from st. Marks
Church tomorrow moroing at 10 o'clock. The
burial will bc in Woodlawn.
Samuel Patterson, tho senior member OF tho
firm of Patterson, HarrRl Il Gray, wholesale
hardware dealers AT 50 Chambers street, died at
his home, l77, IIalsey street. brooklyn,
SbeSfs'fi1i' been ii for abo%t four Months. Ho was was
born in Lowell, Mass. hfty;eight years ago.
Regiment, New York Volunteers. and served
as a private until the war closed. llo
member OF Alexander Hamilton Post 1872, q. A.
r., and OF Globe Lodge +. and A; NJ. He leaves
a widow. The funeral services will bs held at his
late residence tomorrow evening, and will be in
the joint charge OF the lodge and tho post.
Julia Anne Jackson Kramer. wife of tho Rev.
DIR. John w. Kramer, rector of the =, +. Church
OF the Holy Spirit in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn.
teenth street OF an abscess OF the brain. On
Tuesday last. at tho special request OF the BRIDE
Mrs. Kramer attended n marriage ceremony,
illness. She was daughter OF the late William
Jackson of Baltimore. Md, and leaves two sons
and three daughters. Tho funeral services Will
be hold at the church this morning, the Rev.
DR.. Alsop. rector of st, AIMS Church on tho
Heights, officiating.
Andrew II. De Witt. of 100 Willow street
Brooklyn. died at Stamford. Conn., yesterday
morning Of CANCER He was born in Albany in
1882. and was for many years u member OF tho
firm Of William H. DE Witt & Nephews, export
ers of stoves in this city. He retired from the
firm twelve years ago. Mr. DE WIZ, who had
been suffering from the malady OF which he
died. went to his summer home in stamford sew.
eral weeks ago. He leaves widow and several
children. Tho funeral will take place on Tues
day evening from his Brooklyn residence.
Jesse jarvis, ono OF the oldest residents OF
Northport, d. l., died yesterday, in the eighteth
year OF his age. For half a century he was en-
gagged in shipbuilding and built some fast sail
ing vessels, including the Racer, one OF the
fastest schooners that sails Long Island Sound
| He also built several fishing smacks which sail
| from Fulton Market. His tifty-second and last
| boat was the Jarvis. a small yacht well known
| in Huntington Bay.
Henry Talbot Macrery died at the Brooklyn
Hospital yesterday morning after having under
| gone an operation for pleurisy. He was horn in
| Natchez, Miss, lifty years ago. and was edu-
| Gated in Germany. Al one time he was secre-
| tary TO the Mayor OF Nashville, Tenn, and was
| a teacher In the public schools OF that city. He
4 Leaves widow. three sons, and daughter.