The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-15
OBITUARY.

OBITUIRE
| cahlcgram announces the death from apo.
| plexy OF DR.. Joseph William Howe on Juno &,
| while he was on route for Europe on the
steamship Umbrla. Tho Umbria sailed hence
| on the 7th. and reached Queenstown yester-
day morning. DR.. Howe left New York to at
tend the medical convention at Berlin aud to
recuperate his shattered health. lie had been
overworked by his professional duties, and was
in bad spirits lie did not respond from tho
deck to tho farewell salutations OF his friends,
as had been his custom when starting gu his
yearly foreign trips. His daughter. Miss Bes-
sic " Howe. and II friend accompanied him.
The remains will be brought back to New
York by the Umbria. DIR. Howe was
born on Sept. go ls4}, at Chatham. y. Il.
When ii years old he entered tho
Office of tho Colonial Times, which be-
longed to his father, Davis p Howe.
He learned printing. and in 1861 and 1852 re-
ported the Debates in the Provincial rurlia-
ment for the r"Onidi TuucS and tho Colonial
Farmer. lie attended tho Academy at Fred
erckton, \. T.. anu in 1863 began the study Of
medicine. lie was graduated from tho medi-
cal department Of tho University Of New York
In March, 1850. and entered Bellevue Hospital
as junior assistant. lie began practice in New
York in 1867. AMI in 1868 was appointed an
attending physician Of the Bureau OF Medical
and Surgical Relief for tho outdoor Poor Of
bellevue Hospital. and also Clinical Professor
OF Surgery in the medical department of the
University of New York. lle wrote a number
of me 'ical treat~es He was married on .lau.
y. ls75 to elizabeth Nicholson SeGor. Mrs.
Howe, his sister has been lying Ill at his homo
in West Twcnty-tourth street.
Joseph llIllman q, prominent Methodist lay
died In Troy yesterday morning. agcd67 years.
Mr.. Hillman organized the Round Lake Camp
Meeting w ana ,b was It's pssdsns
RcyivaIist." singing book, OF which 10000!
sGnGo were T4e Hstsry 2!
and sunday School Hymns and Choruses."
were, among his other publications. lie was
had been for many years general agent Of tho
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company.
His death was fastened by an accident that oc-
Cured Tow weeks ago by which he was
thrown from n carriage which was wrecked by
an electric car.
Chaplain II. b. Hlbhen OF the United States
navy died OF heart disease on FRIDAY at his
house in Cypress and At lantic avenues Brook
Ign. aged 81. lie was playing with his chill
dren a few minutes before his death. He
served In the army for several yenrs before
Joining the navy, and when he was appointed
in ls,i4 he was assigned, to the New York
had been attached to the Brooklyn station for
two years lie leaves, wife and three chill
Henry Wadstein died OF heart disease at 2:3O
Madison enue S ha BEEN at ia R @S fi S
llshed business as m optician in New York
lie leaves n wife and three sons-Dr. Louis
M Val, MHTtin Wnldstein. q chemist and
sty. England, Tho funeral service will he
eondmcted 31 MONDAY 1I at 2:&G A. Nj by Dr..
GottheiI' rabbi OF the Temple Emanu-H
David Hall one OF the oldest residents Of
Greene county. Is dead at Greenville Mt tho age
Of " HIS memory was vas good good to the day Of
Monroe for President. and has since voted at
every general election. He was a Republican
from the time oftho organization OF that party.
During the underground railroad days he WAS
strong Aboliti"nist, and on several occasions
protected and forwarded fugitive slaves.
Orville Olcutt. who died dav or two ngo In
Chicago, was in early life conspicuous resi-
don't Of Utica. where he was long engaged in
business as canal boat builder. He was also
9f h If pGfh @"a r. an
TO Chicago he engaged in building dry docks
ana lake vessels. HS caves large fortune to
his family OF seven children.
James Reed Fitch, an aged and esteemed
resident of ITartwick. y. Y. was found dead in
his bed on Friday morning last. He was born
baptist and long served as n deacon OF the
church. He leaves wife and four children.
David ], Baker, ono OF the oldest and most
died mt his home in Dryden on Tuesday. aged
"a ycGrs: He retained his faculties in a won
ucrtul degree 10 ITO day or MS death. He
leaves n large number OF descendants.
John Gilnllan IS years old. died at his resi-
denCc In Corona, /. J.. OF npopleNy att O'Clock |
last might. lie was q Colonel under Gen. Sher- |
idan in the war. lie leaves widow and one son. |
William G. Jones. formerly ticket agent tho |
Iackawanna and Western Railroad |
Mt Binghnmton. died in Bangor. Pa. on We'd |
nesday Of consumption, aged about 32 years.
James j. Fairrhild. Il wol-knOwn CONNER |
cal traveller. died AT his homo in Cortland. |
\. y, on v dnosday. nRed ~ Ycnrs. Il heart |
failure. lie leaves wife and thee children.
John Freoso for nearly half century tho
cading merchant IN iiope. \. j., is dead M the !
ngo Of II years. His ucHrest Surviving rea- /
lives arc brother and tour sisters.
DR. LOWS 4, Smith q successful physician |
md respected clifton Of New Milford Pa. died |
IN Thursday ut III" age Of Is years. lie leaves
I wife ana three daughters
Tie Rov. DT, Woodwork II Berlin, who was
brown from his cnrrIage on Thursday while
Irving IN Berlin Centre, died yesterday alter
noon
David Caldwell, n prominent Democratic
politician II Cunt Orland county Pa died on
Friday 1T Jacksonville, aged 60 Yeas.
Miss susie +. nderhill of this city. aged 20
ears. died in Petersburg, Va, yesterday of
Uphold fever
George Martin. n lifelong resident of Ship
enshurg n, died suddenly yesterday In his
10Th year.
William McMilleI died IN Carlisle. Pa. yes
erday from nervous pr0suation. aged rs years.
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