The sun., 1890-01-23
OBITUARY.

Mr.. Hugo Schering. the Maiden lane drug
dealer, died last Monday at Falkenstein, Ger
many. in his 5Oth year. In 1868 he came to
this country from Berlin, and formed part
nership with Mr.. Joseph Glatz. Last August he
left with his wife and daughter to travel in
Europe for his health. His homo was at Staple
ton. He was trustee OF tho Staten Island
Academy and a member Of the Staten Island
German Club.
Mrs. Agnes Gallagher. the mother OF DIR.
Thomas H. Gallagher. tho alleged dynamiter
who is serving life sentence in England. died
on Tuesday at 118 Fifteenth street, Brooklyn.
in her 18th year, She lived with her e. son IN
about five years ago. She worried greatly over
his imprisonment.
Peter Pagan died yesterday at 164 Columbia
don't of the Sixth Ward Democratic Association
and was formerly district engineer In the
Fire Department
DR.. Barton Wright was found dead In his
bed at his residence In Goshen on Tuesday.
He was 80 years old. and had practsed medi-
cine In Orange county for over SO years
Edmond Villetard. who wrote the admirable
comedy, Le Testament de Cesar Girodot." in
collaboration with Adolphe Belot, died recently
in Paris. aged I'll.
s. Craven, an old Snowman and famous ele-
phant trainer. is dead at Dallas. Tex. For
eight years he had been in retirement owing to
Ill health
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poser OF promise. died several, days ago at
Lawrence. Mass. aged 81. He had written q
number of masses.
Jared ?. Thompson. an old, actor. scenic
Of 60. He was native Of New Haven. Corn. IN"
an actor, and SUPPORTED Blanche De Bar; VIII
celled in port ait painting, and many products
this city.
=, John Henry ,Applegate. Treasurer OF Mrs.
Asbury Park, He was formerly in mercantile
pursuits. and was the inventor of a last for
shoe manufacturing.
f. d. Parceles, well known on the Produce
Exchange, died yesterday.
Joseph Bernhard died at his homo In ia
ncaty mHIca yest9rday M morning aged s. lie was an
County 81 fS So Assoc
superintendent Of the sunday school Of the
Presbyterian church Of jamaica
,, Joseph 3. Wilkinson. prominent resident OF
Dorr rebellion. in lS10, Mr WilEinsnn held a
Spsry He In hS ssas AnSSP S,R and
who had been elected Governor by the people.
He assisted ed pSrr in taking possession OF the
subsequently, was obliged to leave the state.
Ee came to TTToytn 1912. and was ip the cloth
i,
the Central National Bank.
n6,ttIpo Stephen b. b. Toadyipe aged e, pToninent
mission died Sestordsy at lis bo@e ssn IN ssIa
bury. Md. N ''''''' - LID N'ni' Al e'ii'-
~ Mr. G / l. ,ka kattren JI Sf Albany Quarter
erans. died Of pneumonia on Tuesday night.
criminal lawyers In Ohio. died at bis home In
Wooster on Tuesday OF pneumonia.
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bI H1f9 % 3h hsenSring 81 staten Island senior mem
Glatz. 65 Maiden lane. died on Tuesday at
tFalkenstein t Germany; whittier he went with
Flags are displayed at half mast ON many pri-
yate residences on Staten Island. on the Staten
founders and was q trustee at the time OF his
death, and on the German Club house Of which
he recently was chosen President.
Don Won Elsner. brother OF the prima donna.
Maria Llta. died last night, aged 26, at Bloom
ingtQn, III. :, He had been connected with some
Of 4 the he lending p minstrel and opera cQmPanies.
legiment Illinois National Guard.
baron Won Frankenstein. one Of the leaders
has Gesa II I timer sd
Henri, ". Perkins of New York died at Mas
sau on Jan. IA oil pneumonia.
Ths wife e; Of Of dr. serederck HYDE elder
erday in this city @ Rie funeral Mi take aied psco Es
AZ the Church OF the Incarnation on Saturday
afternoon.
frHnklln a. iauqock, who Tor forty years has |
nractised law In New York city. died suddenly
al his home AZ West Forty-nlnth street YES. |
terday morning OF apopleXy resulting from an |
injury 70 his head received eighteen months |
ngo; Mr.: Iaddock was born at Glen 's FalIs
N. y, in 1927. He entered Union College at III |
years OF age. and graduated early. He studied |
law Tor year In Judge Whites Office and than |
began practice for himself In 1860 he mar |
Tled q daughter OF ex-Congressman Samu eli |
Gordon. His wife and four children survive
him. one daughter is now Mrs. William All. |
e1ander MIR. Paddock was q member of the |
Mon League Club and Chairman OF its Po- |
lltlcal reform Committee. He was also Chair
man q the Judiciary Committee OF the Bar
Association, Although Republican and al
ways Interested in politics lie never held
ollce. once he ran for United States District
Attorney against Woodford aud DittenhoefsT
put he wlthdrsW In favor OF the former. The
funeral Will he held at st. Johns Church.
Delhi' n. w. on Saturday morning.
John |; Bedler. the pioneer scout and leader
o. the Montana vigilantes. died ySsterdsy at
Helena. Mont. after o brief illness. BeidlsS
came TO Montana from Colorado In ieEa
nhaFles Dickens met him when In America and
Beidier, figures In his American Notss =
ieldlor $ lame rests upon his achIeyemenfs In
me early days. whom he assisted the yiailantaS
w suhpleSslng the reign OF dcspoTRdoes He
was deputy nited States MarshHI nndaoo
nearly every Marshal az Montana md hiss Hasr
hAmo Drought terror to eYildoers. He WaS aIso
LnessenKer Tor Wells. Fargo 4 Goa FTnpass |
COMPANY. aud piloted many narGoes az tpaSss
uFe hslely through the hRunts OF road Sgents'