New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
OBITUARY.
DIR. JAMES NJ. oULN.


Wa announce with regret the death OF this
dlstn S,shed physician, accomplished gentleman ana
old and r,speced cltizon which occurred at his country
resldenco Morrsanla N. Y, the banks OF the East
River on Friday night, the Nth inst. Dr. James M Qun
was born in New York in 1906 In house on the corner
Barclay and Churchss and at the time OF MS ueSen
reached tho ripe age Of 62 years HIS career was oso
associated with the Development OF ohe great
and OF the kindred arts Of Music ana fanE
,ng He was student of Columbia College, from whence
ba graduated with all the honors after contest WIN
some OF the most brilliant minds OF tne 20 rnIsns
Profess OF Of Latin and Greek az tho Coeko
and the late DR. Anthon pronounced him as second 9ny
10 himself In the knowledge oi those snEu y-
entIy be studed medicine with DR.. Hosack, Dut hier
ractcng AOpahy for several years ne became H SOr
Vert 10 the doctrines OF Hahnemann Inc desire 70 % 10
ohiv master the primo iples OF Homeopathy eu MIN 70
the study OF tho German and subsequently OF lhe
language in both Of W hieh he became shsuarly pf"
As physician he had widespread pop ulary based
upon re;Ss ,6n.S S Se throat and NECESSARILY
brought him into contact with all the eminent yoeal
artists Of the day Ins ii ne iGa but also IN ta
ian and Spanish his office at times, as sort VI pOy
EOt institute Of which he Was tIs r pr ScSd amateur
performer on the violin Mozarts Requ lem was uret per
formed in hs country 81 the 0d M no o ISS ~
Haydn, Mozart and BeethoTen ere pinSee nrst ~ ~, ~
classics comprises nearly all the choice works
extant He was an acute critic OF music ana painting
and was generous and judIcious patron OF both he
son rapid discerning aud decided he rarely failed OF
sucoess BY hs death. Science has lost SHINING nght
and Art true and admirng disciple; While the fouo6-
er of Art nave lost friend, whose heart was ever open
10 sympathy and whose purse was never closed nthe
honr OF need His death has caused unfelgned sorrow
among a wide and varied circle, for few men had 80
many warm friends The world nalts not for he loss OF
one man. but thousands will feel today, that one mas
gone from among us, who as adviser ana friend coa
hardly bo replaced. ,, :, -,
centy performed, and vast number OF tho eminenI OK
ali professions assembled to DO honor to the OCCASION
Col. Edmund Griffith Parker died at the
Everett House yesterday afternoon. He was born IN
Massachusetts,. graduated at Harvard College, and
studied law IN the office OF the Hon. Rufus Choate lie
wrote life OF Mr. Choato and volume entitled Tne
Golden Ago OF oratOry"-both works Of merit. Col
Parker was tho counsel for the owner OF Anthony Bno
urng the excitement attending his arrest n bosto1
s0me Years ago. The Colonel was at one time speaAo
the LSwer House Of the Massachusetts, Leglslatne LAG
Was Colonel on Gov Bankss staff and was soS az
Gem Butlers STAFF when Baltimore taken ~ le1
Col Parker was also Adjutant General on oen, anhed
the Department OF Washington. AZ tho eloso o. WSst
he came this city aud went into business AZ ~ m
Not being particularly successful no toos svaned v ur III
Literary Bureau OF Reference. Hero he sLi aty 80
hIs doah He had many warm friends m .as rst "o u
viii receive the news OF bis death VAN ueSV f's'- n0
caves q villa