The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-30
ON TCIR 1.

J@nH + AsnGw 'sr many yssFs prominent
home II IVES; Niu-teen,h street. in his
righty-ftth year. lin. had been feeble for
s srG .ao9s aropsSy NlS ii sG raT,a
from the French HusucnCc'ss, on his
nu his mothers side. He was born In Wafer
street in This city. Ia lT'iI b. entered tine
H. cos eos, q the civil VAR Then he became
Nice. President and Director OF the Continental
OF his death. lie. wns first President -
The h@rnrtm"n OF pH@kf ;, g9d was on 81 tho
strut'ion. Years ago he was active IN politics
md he was frend aud adviser e samuel J.
l"gc which elected President Cleveland for his
first term. He was n director OF tn" Nv" ami
p nn mam f@r Of hy o 81
Commerce and wa; one NJ the founders " the
Mannat,or Club He Tns also mem Der Of tn;
III" National ,Academy OF Design; N" Amsr!ran
Typographical society and Of the New York His
torical society, lie leaves three daughters.
The Rev. Elnathan Il. Atwater died yester-
DAY morning ~ his hum". N4t Carroll street.
longrd 70 the Reformed Dutch Church. and
hth ugh h. ret red from al activ" minis "rlni
M%S "G.Hf ' m thS Norih *" a. r-' ~ G
lsIani. La, M,nd9v TInJrninr T." attended a
- Fast Tweaty. second street and made tho
Iroyer he fell to the tloor unconsciou, Doc
tor who wer" summoned said that h" WAS
wa; removed To- his home III BROOKLYN
pni H%i Without n,n reGan,nG c"n.ci1p,sne;T;
r., in lITld and graduated from ;, Union
t"!lrgr n" wv was or,mia' 'nI2 tho rTc.by,
Tri6"S liIn. = ! In few years he 5siTSd
formed denomination. but n"yer nftrrward en-
ghg;rI ~ rsGniar pastoral work. dcyyo'inR him
sr Ta am ,E 70 bST3Ty EgrS HG wa; %9
twenty Years as associate and chief editor In
snt" 2i hi. advonc"l age. he vas constant
aud took n warm interest in church affairs.
H. leaves six daughter
,. Thomas W, Tlpton, who was United States
senator from Nebraska tor eight yphrs. died at
his home IN Washington on Tuesday. He was
born near CadM, OHIO. in lsl7. Ucc,.me a stu
COLLEGE, from which inst tuition he graduated
IN i-iU iron Milari Filmores succession
,b f Ea rT% .; IIney Mr. aTt"n ws
lister In 1919 he went 10 Nebraska aud was
Convention. Il" was a member Of tie " Torrl.
torinl Legislature and was. Chaplain in "a
isG7 h" was ;ron,ci t. Nh out e term NOT Of ,w"
ycnr- in the United States senate. and was
sWHh;seIucnIly elected for full term, he was
pnry when he became allied with the new
gan 2a' ion.
;, Samuel J. BARLOW. President OF the Barlow
brother Of Mayor Harlow. Of Waterbury. died
yi%Stetriay in that city llS,was horn IN Red
h" mondnrted plumbing aud Timing business
u mnfITi,"ld, a1h r"presnnt.d that town ~ the
ana was also DEPUTY, sheriff. About fourteen
i"mRnd TO ~" Masonic fraternity aud was n SO
ton,
-, Loui, e; Fisher, secretary Of the Mercantile
Trust and Deposit Company OF Baltimore died
Yesterday after n prntrac'cd Illness Ito was
n his l6th yenr He was an alumnus OF
ig l, co,icgra having graduated in the class Of
Annie Franklin Gill. sister Of Gen John GIL
lie was fine scholar and Il rcndy writer, hav-
,mg ing translate several novels from the Ger
formed men IN Baltimore.
Guy Fiddle. son OF Edward John Bddln Of
Ihni"lphla and grandson OF Gen John
Bildlg +. A.. diod Yesterday at hiI home.
fever Mr. BiddIo was 20 years old, RI" was
graduated from III" Friends Seminary in this
city ana since has boon engaged IN newspaper
WORK. Tie was AN amateur athlete OF ability
and man ot wide acquaintance, Mr.. bldile
was unmarried
Capt, Theodore WyckoT SlcocKs, who was
an active mem Der Of the Twenty third Rrg-
home. ~ south Portland avenue, Brooklyn,
~ his thlrtv-scycnth year, II" was member
~ the sons OF the Revolution. the Crescent
Athletic Club and tho Shrewsbury Yacht Club,
David NJ. Clarkson, formerly Of Newbursh n
Y. died ~ san AntOnio Texas. yeStoriay. He
was ~" father Of Mrs Homer i Rnmsdeli and
Mrs, j. Blackburn Miller Of NewburGh.
John Hunter, head OF the Hunter Arms Com
baltimore in 1928