The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-15
OBITUARY..

The Rev DR. Warren Randolph. for twenty
years pastor Of the Central Baptist Church Of
Newport T. l.. died Just before midnight on
Wednesday of heart failure, aged 81 years He
was horn in PIsGa,awaE n J, and was hneal
England in the early history Of the Plymouth
Colony and was Collector and Surveyor Of Gus
toms and aftcrward Secretary and Registrar OF
all the Colonies of New England. Warren Ran.
dolph received his education at the Perth Amboy
Seminary in New Jersey and Brown University.
lie was pastor i'll turn Of the High street church.
Pawtucket; Eighth street church. Providence:
the First Church Germantown in 1863 the How
Church. Philadelphia He remained in Phila-
delphia until 1870 In the autumn Of 1871 he was
Baptis, Pubiication Society and through his
efforts the society undertook Sunday school mis-
sion work among the freedmen oil the South.
In 1877 he accepted the Passionate Of the First Bap
list Church Of Indianapolis. and in 1879 went 10
Newport In 1859 he received the honorory de
New York, and in 1884 the degree Of Doctor OF
Divinity from Columb ian College at Washing
and chosen its secretary. He was a prom
incnt member Of the body at his death. lie mar
yiyc him
The Rev DR. David Jamison Patterson. tho
pastor Of the Second ni'cd Presbyterian Church
in Bond street and Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn.
died of pneumonia at his home $50 Berkeley
place in that borough yesterday afternoon in
terry" was born in Ireland in 1911, When he
was y years old he entered the Uni
Ncrsity Of Pennsylvania aud was graduated with
honnrs in 1898, In 1913 he was ordained pastor Of
the First Reformed Presbyterian Church in Brook.
United Prcs6y terrain Church taking with him
Ia the new church the members ~ his former
eGngEcsa,ion He PREACHED for The last limo
survived by n widow and two daughters Mrs
NJ 7 Gilderslccvr and Miss Susie 4 Patterson.
Tomorrow afternoon. The intermcnt will te
in Greenwood Cemetery.
Arthur u Fiakc son of the late Elijah Fiskc.
died yesterday nj his home 32i West Fifty seventh
street lie was born fifty nine years az" in
a hoy, lie founded the firm Of j. y Fiskc Co.
Of the rr"ducc Exfhansc and was me Of the org,
1859 nc married the daughter of George j, Whit
ncy Of Rochester. one Of the directors Of the New
grain clcva tor system Of that corporation. His
widow and four children survive him.
Capt Leon Haubtman. head Of the largest
foundry and sugar machinery factories in the
81 lie was a native Of Aisace and came 10 this
country when Fl years Of 1 HE,, ne rose from ON
scQucnty Of the firm of Kaufman q Loeb, in
New orleans He was recognized the world
over as an authority on sugar machinery and
designed and built some ot the largest sugar
TchncricS in the south.
Isaac Clark. one Of the oldest Residents IL
Livingston county and at one time one Of the lead
ins mnthcmaticians Of western New York, died
at his home four miles west Of Gcnessc yesterday
ut the age 81 SO years. lie was the author 81 sew,
crnl recognized works, among which are the
"Prussian Calendar and 'Tlark's Mental Arith.
mctic" The latter was a text book in many parts
II western New York and Pennsylvania for more
than decade.
Frank N, Avery, NiCc.Prcsidcnt Of the Chicago
Brass Company, died IN Wednesday In Chicago,
lie was one Of the widely known club men of the
city lie was the son 81 Timothy NJ, Avery. the
rcputed millionaire. former President Of the Elgin
Brass Company.
Mrs Adelaide l.udlum Virgins died on Tuesday
at her home, lis Clinton avenue, brooklyn, In her
ninety third year Her husband who was a well
ago She leaves four children, fourteen grand
children and fifteen great grandchildren.
OTTO Iinrtcs, . well known merchant In Wnlln
about Market. died On "Wednesday al his home in